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Telegram-herald., 1891-08-19
BREAKFAST BREvITIES.

We have the exclusive sale of the
celebrated Stein Block & Co. clothing
wholesale tailors. Gardiner Il Baxter.
Fred Canfield, formerly with .. NJ.
Dunhsm. has taken q position with
Harvey * Heystek.
There was an entertainment given at
the old engine house. on Scrlbner-st..
last evening. for the benefit OF John
Glbben, at which about $25 was real
ized.
The subject of the leture at the kim
dergarten mothers class tomorrow at
ternoo will be, Glow the kindergarten
can be useful to the mother IN the
home"
IL s said that the contractor who
built the Charies-st. sewer left the street
IN bad condition by leaving high
bank IN the middle or the street and
several loads of clay along the sides o.
the cutters.
Constable Pitkin levied on car load
of wheat yesterday. the property OF
Bates Bros, at the Instance OF the VAL
ley City Milling Company. The car
was aide tracked near the Model Mills.
The levy was made 10 satisfy a debt OF
about 800.
The affairs of the Grand Rapids
Stone company were settled IN the Sd
perior Court yesterday by decree
giving the receiver $50 and William p.
Williams the sum of $l03.7 and Charles
Niger. the defendent, gets what is left,
the sum of f34.S7.
Next week Supervisors Loomis and
Gould and County Clerk Harvey will
go to Madison, Wis, Chicago, and
Evansville, Ind, to inspect the work of
each company, who have presented
bids. for the vault fixings IN the new
Court House. They go unaccompanied
and the result of their tour will be
watched with interest. a. it concerns
the whole of Kent county.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-19

c. III. McGurrin, Of Kalamazoo is in
the city.
ND. Shuler went to Grand Haven
yesterday.
Miss Georgia Kent has returned TO
Kalamazoo.
Harry widdicomb has returned from
Wequetonsng.
Miss Elsie Scott ls visiting Miss Sallie
Milmine at Ottawa Beach.
John Van Brook, of Kalamazoo, is
visiting friends IN this city.
Miss Mamie J. Richardson Is visiting
friends At Bluff City. Tenn.
schuyler Thompson has joined
friends IN camp on Marion lsland.
Miss Horteuse Davis. of Lansing, is
the guest of Miss Allie McGovern.
h. Hall left last night for Marinette,
Wisconsin, te spend couple OF weeks.
Mss Gertrude Boyntou ~ visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Martin at Big Rap
ids.
Miss Verne Overton has returned
from Benton Hsrbor where she visited
her friend Miss Ida Ball.
Mrs. Dr. Bridgman and daughter
Lena are camping out AT Lake Michi-
gan Park near Muskegon.
Mrs. A. V. Carpenter of Finney-st.
IL IN MuskegOr visiting her sister. She
will return IN about three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Ledysrd have re-
turned from HarboT Point where they
have been spending the summer.
NJ. n Hntrnr,h ~ fsl Gold AZ
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-19
Dainty Rouvenirs.

Among the Meriden men who came
here with Merriam Post, was Gilbert
Rogers, OF the famous firm of c.
Rogers & Bros, manufacturers of ell
Yer plated ware at Meriden. Another
member of the firm was w. F. Rogers
He brought with him number OF
souvenir spoons. of delicate design and
exquisite workmanship, with "Grand
Rapids" beautifully traced in the bowls
which were distributed among the
newspaper fraternity. They are fine
specimens of the work turned out by
the celebrated silver artisans of Meri
den.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-19

The Knights of the Maccabees or
ganlzed a tent last evening at Good
Templar's Hall, In the McMullen block
the following officers being elected and
installed: Past Commander. l.. Rich
ardson; commander. .. F. Reed; tent
commander, ". III. Allen; record
keeper, 7. J. Haynes; finance keeper,
Orville Foster; medical examiner, ].
Afford Carbert, NJ. D.; sargent, w. A.
Hawk; master at arms, l.. Wellman
first guard. VIM. Van Dam; second
guard, j. A. Tenant; sentinel, j. A.
Heisma; picket, Geo. Brenett. The
Tent will be known As Division Tent and
will hold its meetings on first and third
Tuesday evenings OF each month a;
the Same hall.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-19
A Juvenile Thief.

Arie Van Helder. boy about IA
years old, was arrested last evening by
Detective Smith for larceny. He is
suspected of having stolen = pocket
book from Miss Emma Nash, clerk in
the office of c. w. Calkins IN the new
Aldrlch block. The bov was IN the
office IN the afternoon and the pocket
book WAS missing soon after be went
out. 1t contained So and was found
in his possession when he was arrested.
He was locked up at police head
quarters.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-19

The old residents association OF cast
ern Kent will hold its annual picnic on
Thursday, Aug. II, at Ada. in Headly's s
grove. The address will be made by
Hon. Aaron Clark, of CALEDONIA. and
short speeches will be made by old
pioneers. Music and good things to
eat will keep the old residents in a
cheerful mood.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-19

Since last year there has been vast
increase in the school census. In 1890
there were 6,547 children of school age
and this year there are 20. 4O4. an in
crease OF 1857. THIS rapid growth
would indicate ths. much larger ap.
preparation Is necessary and greater
provisions for their education needed.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-19
weipss esJolsso.
steps Isksa 10 shat Dosa on His
obJeSSisaSels Hsslasss.


The city attorney yesterday filed
q bail oi complaint IN the superior
court. asking that an injunction issue
10 restrain stephen weidsn from con
dneting slaughter house q glue fac
tory and a tallo@ rendering establish
meat within the corporate limits OF
the city OF Grand Rapids Tue ball
Is styled the City OF Grand Rapids We.
: .ephen Weiden. The city sets forth
that by virtue OF the fact that the
stale Of Michigan. by an aet of the
Legislature. has created a Boaed of
the duties Of which Is with the iirst 10
provide the people with pure water
and TO take the same from any avail
able body or stream OF water and of
the fatteH 10 see that the waer In free
ffcm poisonous subs'dnees. l. further
states that stephen weiden runs the
concern above referred TO near Indian
Creek, north pi the Detroit 4 Milwau-
kee railroad; that a sewer runs from
the glue factory and slaughter house
10 Indian Greek. carrying of all hair
and other putrid matter To the creek
and thence into Grand River, thereby
making the water in the river unfit for
use Aisof that the fumes arising from
a pig pen maintained there are menac-
ing tos the health OF people living near
and TO rhe employees OF the Gum Fold
ing Bed Company. The bill is
lengthy one, and was filed at ) O'Clock
last night
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-19

Matte Gleason, the Midget" was
drunk again last night She was ap-
propriating the whole walk on South
Ionis-st. 10 her own use. 80 an officer
escorted her over 10 Sheriff McQeen's.
where she was gwen lodging for the
night. Matte is one Of the sheriff's :
nsest regular guests.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-19
CHERRY.ST. BlOCAOEO
And the street Car Service Will he Tenn
porarily Suspended.

porarily Suspended.
Secretary Hanchett. OF the Street
Railway Company, announces that
after today the Cherry-st. line will be
discontinued east of Pearl-st. bridge
owing to the blockade of the street.
There are innumerable sewers being
put in and the contractors are also
getting ready to put down the as
phalt. The street will be torn up so
that street car service will have to be
suspended for almost a month. The
West Side division of this line will
operate as usual.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-19

The pleasant flavor. gentle action and
soothsng effects of syrup Of Figs, when
IN need OF lsxstave and # the father
or mother be costlve or bilious the most
granfyine results follow ts nae 80 that
. : the best family remedy known and
every family should have bottle.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-19
a Lawn F~t~.

The managers of the woman's Home
and Hospital will give lawn fet4 at
the residence of Mr.. Eber Rice, O. Clin-
ton-st., on Thursday evening August
2oth. Ice cream. cake aud lemonade
will be served, and fine muslcal and
literary program will be rendered
Everybody IL invited.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-19

Mrs Waiter Ncoaewsn. Gd Coop~rs-
viale, died Monday night at her ress-
dence Mrs NeQHevan haa attended
The saaasi naeetiags 81 the Barnz Club
~ the Bridge street House regularly
sinep The club adopted that uaeteed ~
entertainment she wa= vel saowR
~ nsay - ts~ ola scotea residents tn
fhls eitg.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-19
CRY IN THE NIGHT.
h@sy . ns1s aAs ns~ra IT. and IA 10
serious rhiss.

Baby had the aolie. and we were
up all night"
That's not an uncommon remark
of some tired. drasged-out, sieDIS
parent. And the pain and suffering
the little one went through hays plain
~ drawn on its store of health and
vitality, leaving il fretful and sick,
ready 10 fall a yieriIn 10 some dread
disease Of summer
Catnip tea, anise, aud all household
remedies give only temporary relief,
while medicines are often positively
earmful and dangerous
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-19
GARDINER & BAXTER,
FINE
TAILOR
MADE
CLOTHING.
HIGH GRADE
Furnishing Goods.


wash ngton, August ls.-For Upper
Michigan Much warmer; southeriy
wind and fair weather Wednesday; IN
creaang clondiness and showers by
Thursday ana warm wave For
Lover Michigan. Continued warm and
generosity fair weather. showers and
warner weather DO may expected
Thursday
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-19

Simply apply "SwAYSK's OINTMEKT.' i.
No internal medicine required. Cures
letter, eczema, itch, all eruptions on
the face, hands, nose, etc., leaving the
skin clear. white and healthy. Its
great healing and curative powers are
possessed by no other remedy. Ask
your druggists for SwAYSE's OIST-
NENT"
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-19
This Date in History-Aug. IS.

A-Aux1stus Cesar died As
! !: J; !: ! ! ! !: !: !: !:
SolA- Italy born e5 Is. G.: VI
he the zr Andson of h- II N
hus CBsArs youngest SIS &12BEH IL
ter. and WAS named by Ja- -
hss ~ ais heir. "
f56-ElizAoeth stuart, danah-
ter Of James of England. ~-N
born IN tho palace VI FAN -,
land. near Edinburgh. dsosi
loE she married the Elect JAMrs I.saox
or PNlAtins. who became king Of Bohemia
IN lsis. Aad her daughter sophia married
the eleetor OF Hanover. which made that
house heir 70 The crown of Engiand.
I1o-Jarnes Lsnox- phIlaLsfhropist. born in New
York city; died there lsoos founder Of the
Lenox library.
isleFight bsswsen the Constitution and 6uer-
riere
1sl&-Beujamin Thompson Count Rumford.
died. expelled from hs native MaSsa-
ehnsetts a. . Tory he took refuge ia
Bavaria. and became famous ~ a prac teal
philosopher. born 5S3.
pSs-GasrillAs massacrea, wounded and pris-
oners AZ Snicker's Gap, Va. tor which
Mosby Was excepted from the term, Of
the surrender"
f576-Niehael Crawford Kerr. speaker Of co.,
gress. died at Alum springs, Va: born i6sy.
ISo-rornado kiilcd about ~ persons In
and around Wilkssbarre. Pa. and wounded
many more
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-19

MD TVNfSf MEDICINE I5eIUvt AJttf.
KNOWN. Ask druggist for WcoD'S PHosrHorrSK.
ii he offers some worthless medicine in place
Of this. leave bis dishoueststore. inciose price
IN letter. aud we viii send by return mail.
Price. one package. 81; six. s.. one viii please.
six will cure. Pamphlet I'm plain sealed en-
velope. 2stamps. Address The Wood Chem
ical Co. Isl Woodward Lave. Detroit. Mich.
sold In Grand Rapids by Z. H. wilson.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-19
Lily White.

The Valley City Milling Company has
no peer in the manufacture of -four.
Try the LILY WHITE.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-19

Is not yet open. How
ever. there are other fairs
which are we'll worth see-
ing and the greatest of
them is the Detroit Inter
national FAIR and Exposl-
E ton to he held IN Detroit
Aug. 25th, to Sept. 4th.
AT Tins exhibition viii, be
finer than ever this year,
Ids and to enable everyone ~
see it at small expense, the
lR. D.. l.. d n. will run a spec
ial excursion to Detroit
August 9th, leaving Union
station at 700 a. IN. and
leaving Detroit at 7:30 p.
nj. Fare for round trip
$500.
GEO. De HAVEN,
Gen. Pass. Agt.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-19
SATURDAY, AUGUST %,

commencing at 10 O'Clock. a. n.y.,
seventy-five head of horses.
These horses will positively be sold
without reserve, the company having
substituted electricity rs a motive
pOwer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-19

Every sack of LILY WHITE FLOUR
has picture of our mill. None genuine
without it. VALLEY CITY MILLING Co.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-19

The Consolidated Street Railway
Company of Grand Rapids will offer a
public auction at their barns on Eas
street near Cherry on
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-19
PhOsph O ii m q!
THE GREAT ENGI

Promptly and perman-
entity cures all forms OF
Nervous Weakness. En-
issions. Spermatorrhea.
1mpotency. and all effects
OF Abuse or Exces>es.
Been pre- scribed over IS
years In thousands OF
eases. Is the ONLY RrLIAI
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-19

Lily White Flour.
Made by Valley City Milling Co., Grand
Rapids. is family favorlte. Try it.
Evening journal., 1891-02-13
MUST HAVE TIE IAxss.
Tax Collectors Dougherty and Mckee w III
Begin TO Sell Properties on Monday.

Tax Collectors Dougherty and Mckee w III
Begin TO Sell Properties ON Monday.
County Tax Collectors Dougherty and
Mckee, now having exhausted every
method within their power to induce
those who have not yet paid their taxes
to come forwerd and do SO. have Of
necessity been obliged to notify the
public that If the taxes due the county be
not paid this week they will begin on
Monday morning to make attachments
and sell the properties on which the
taxes are due.
Mr. pougherty said this morning that
while the aeit .tlon was kept up by the
newspapers considerable amount Of
taxes was received, but since they have
fallen off, and as The time for their pay
ment has long since expired, and the
county Is in need Of the money. there is
nothing left for them TO do but proceed
legally toward their collection.
The failurelto respond to the exigencles
OF the county, and their legal REQUIRE
ments, arises in many instances he
thinks not from the inability of those
who owe the money to pay it, but from
pure negligence and inattention Many
OF the properties TO be sold are very fne,
and 1t is expected that when it is seen that
the tax collectors mean to proceed to the
extremities OF the law, the delinquents
will be reused from their lethargy and
will realize their exact position,
Evening journal., 1891-02-13
CITY NEWS in Brief.

The Liberty Fire Company was incor.
porated at Dover yesterday.
Miss Damai of Phiiadelphia is on a
Lsnten visit to Miss Chalfant Of No sol
West Third street.
A number Of persons were entertained
by George w. Hatton, at his home No.
l404 West street lass evening.
John Sharpe, No 1909 Pine street, cele
brated his 25th birthday by entertaining
a number Of his friends last evening
The Delaware S@ogerbund serensded
Peter Elmer, who was celebrating his
36th birthday at his home No. 800 French
street last evening.
John Connolly of st. Mary's Seminary.
Baltimore. has been spending a few
weeks vacation with Thomas r. Lally of
this city. Mr.. Connolly leaves to day for
81. Josephs, Pa, to spend month with
his uncle, Rev. John J. Lally.
When court resumed at $50 o'clock
Yesterday afternoon, the case of ID. P.
Nichols & Co, against the Wilmington
Transfer Company for $3.50, the price Of
a Victoria hanson, was proceeded with
and several witnesses were examined
More testimony was taken this morning
Evening journal., 1891-02-13
ANoTHeR hoLo RoeeERY.

Thieves Break Into tbe Residence OF Mrs.
George Hume and Get Big Booty.
Thieves entered the house OF Mrs.
George Hume at No 296 MARYLAND
avenue last evening and stole a large
quantity of booty The family was az
supper and the thieves entered by the
front door.
The front third story room was ran
sacked thoroughly and the contents Of
bureau drawers and closets were scat.
tered promiscuously about the room
Here the thieves stole diamoud shirt
stud, diamond ring and scarf pin. two
revolvers and s25 in money. They also
tied up in . towel a gold watch and
chain, seal ring, scarf pins and sum
of money in gold. They were frightened
away before they could take this with
them
From Miss Maggie Hume's room there
was stolen diamond ring, pearl and
ruby ring and some smaller articles.
Other portions Of the house were gone
through, but the above were the only
articles Of much value which were stolen.
The thieves were frightened off by the
noise made by Mrs. Hume Ia ascending
the rear stairway. The total value OF the
articles stolen amounts to about 1900.
Evening journal., 1891-02-13
RAaEnnnf,. -.
tpdAA>AD e.its' lila, WiLMiNszlON AMls
BALTIMORE RAILi1OAU

PfAAA'AA' 8 ~ AZ s1IA, MA wiAn1rslvr ANLs
| BALTIMORE RAilllOAD
! danuary Il, 1891.
| n,i,Alns ,Lf,Alns vii leave Wilmington as follows:
N n1 X a5 iA @ 2a l5 %. o, ~
@ ~ ~; I 30 5oi,S 10. s. II. 5 So ell s -. 7oa
Accommodation, ~. 5h 7o5 am mar
IL SS, 70, Q 5. IS. - Q 10. 40, and Joan
FOR Chester feypress), ] h5, 255 fN sn
s6si se. ~, Il 81 a 10, u %. II, %, fs'
ACCOMMODATION. go. IS, 7O5, 8 10. los
y ~ ~ m, Il 49, - 45. So %, 70, 20 and
New York. 55, s15, %, eB. sra. 1om
lVd5, a 81 a n. sls 70. 81. sa, 3f4. Il.
lg,e u, 8 50, e2l. 20, 100, = 22 Q 10 and lO1
b For poston, without change, 10 40 a m and
iGor For West Chester, via Lamokin. 10 and
. ~ m. & and Q 4b pm
For Newark (Centre) and i1rtermadiat.
staal9ne, AZ a n, - "a aud 8 30 D m
haltlmore and Intermediates stations. "a
~ and % y m and u i3 night
Baltimore and hay Line. % pm.
~ rs 31saislIiloEe , u ana Washington. a6 04, GIL
Y 1a ~ and N u % a. y 9s !. 10, tsi 52, 60s.
trains for Delaware Division eave FOR.
new Castle, IS, IL O.. Ills N, 2 4s. 3504.s1.
o.i5, 700, ? % p m, and ~ 08 night
neorgetown. y ID a NJ. 3 60 q. IA.
m. 81 y m.
Express for Dover, Harrington and Delmar
II ls m 50,and 70 Oh night.
FRANKLIN City, 8 l5a M
Express for Cape Charles, Ola Point Com
FORT and Norfolk. IL o. m and u 01 niRbt.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad stroot, Tor WI.
u L. m, ~ IS, 20a, 80l, 3 40, 40i.44l' sos
? Nv 9 ", 51, 40. II IL, II 20, m. aad I20B
accommodation, 8 Is, aio. 1923. fs n m
-5 w 10. %. 10, p, 88, 10 Os, 10 40 anN
II ~ pm.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
"a For rlhiliaaelphia 4 sexpress), So. 2 S., 4H.
3 e9' Asnl, . m, 3W, bl7, b6e, 9 81, 7o6, N 3l
ACCOMMODATION, 100. sos, 900. ami 10.
s9, 10, ~ and 10 % pm.
y Eor IS chester texpress), 55, 30. II 81 a IN.
Y, W and BIO p m.
Accommodation, %, 3 O5, 3 90 a "a, IL 10. 1sS-
4 ~ ~, ~ and 10 % p IA.
FOR New York (e0preas), 30. 2E5 an 7n0
s.9l' II 81 m, le.l0, 3O4, 10, II h68 6zl'
~. y ~, and 10 80 b m.
ror boston, without change, 8 l6pm.
Eor West Chester. via littniokin. O5 am
For New CASTLE ~ S night.
FOR cape Charles, Old Point Comfort and
Norfolk, i2 0l night -
For Middletown, Clayton, Dover, Wyou ine.
felton, Harrington, Bridgeviile, 6eaford.
Laurel and Delmar, l2 Ql night.
Baltimore and Washington. 40. o. l0f2 "A
m, " O6, - %, 20 03, 40 20 IA and l2 ~ ight
baltimore, only 06 pm and IL 13 night.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street. for VIII
mlngton iexpresa). 3 30, z 20. II I6 a m. al sos
opl, 4O 70 II TO, II 30 m. and i2 % night
Accommodation. b, 10 10 %, m, 12 rs.
auD. 10, 8 IS, 10 land II 80 d m.
For further Information passengers ara re-
terred 20 the ticket office at the Htatlon
Trains marked thus ~ are limited txJ reals.
upon which extra fare u charged.
CHAS. E, PUGH. j. r.. WOOD
General Manager Gen. Pass Agent.
Evening journal., 1891-02-13
ADJUSTMENTS

Academy OF Music-"shanus O'Brien."
The Academy Of Music has brought 4
number of Irish plays to this city this
season, the majority Of which has been
very good, and al have drawn large
houses. The character OF the plays is on
the increase, and "Shamus O'Brien, +
which was produced last evening. is one
Of the best yet seen. It depicts with vivid
realism the dark and troubled epoch
anterior to the beginning Of the present
century in Ireland, and is q true picture
of some Of the scenes enacted during the
rebellion Of t79s Charles Erin Werner.
the star. is good actor, well known, and
the whole company which supports him
IS capable The audience demonstrated
their appreciation by frequent applause
The play will be presented sgain this
evening tomorrow evening and at TO-
morrow matinee
Evening journal., 1891-02-13
AeouT eoaRowINo MONEY.
Many Property Owners mink That the
Best Plan.

many property owners Think That the
Best Plan.
Special Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL.
New CASTLE, Del, February, 10
"he excellent editorial in yesterday I.
EVENING JOURNAL concerning the in
portant question that is at present agi
tating every freebooter In the city. The
Importance and necessity Of doing some
thing for the ci5y's improvement Is
frankly acknowledged, while the fact
that the propositions advanced by the
EVENING JOURNAL yesterday are the
only means by which this can be accom-
plished is dawning upon scores Of voters
who have hitherto opposed it tooth and
toe nail
John Fleming the shoe merchant, has
removed his establishment into the
building lately occupied by Miss Rebecca
Challenger, who has retired from bust.
ness. Mr. Fleming's former place Of
business will probably be occupied by
i'r +. Tybout as an Office Another
important business change here will be
the removal of Harry w Frazer, grocer,
to Fifth and Lombard streets, Whining
ton.
James better known as Freddy
Harkins, Of Dobbinisville, was given a
nearing before Mayor Hanson Yesterday
on the charge of dlsorderly conduct and
resisting an officer BE was fined $50
and costs and in default Of payment Of the
same he was sent to Jail Harklns gave
Officer Williams a great deal Of trouble
and caused him to break his baton in the
melee
Supervisor Mahoney. Of the Delaware
railroad, has had large force of men at
work on the battery ali this week. New
ties have been laid the tracks have been
repaired, and the bitches and canals have
been cleaned out and enlarged.
]. B Manlove has secured an orchestra
Of ten pieces to furnish music and ac-
company the M + Church choir at the
annual county convention az the w. G.
7. o., which will be held ID the V. Z
Church, this city, next Wednesday The
orchestra will rehaaree the program on
Sunday afternoon at 4 O'clock
Seminole Tribe. No q Improved Order
Of Red Men, i60 strong. will 20 to vii
mington il a special car to morrow even
ing 70 visit some Or the tribes Of thai
city
Rev 2. G Atkins. pastor Of Madley
NJ 2, Church, Wilmington, will exchsnr.
pulpits with Rev e. L. Hubbard. Ph. b
Of the NJ E Church, this city, on sun
day morning,
Evening journal., 1891-02-13
opera nouse -Annle plrler.

The attraction at the Opera House this
evening will be Miss Annie Pixley in the
'Deacon's Daughter. This charming
actress is well known to Wilmington
theatre goers, and her reputation as an
actress needs no commendation. The
Deacon's Daughter" deals with the trials
and perplexities Of young girl who
has gone upon the stage without the
knowledge Of her parents. who being
New England church going people OF the
old Puritan school, had holy horror Of
theatres, actors and actresses Miss Pixley
brings TO Der work a vigorous iutall-
gence. originality Of thought, unccnven-
tionality Of expression, dramatic ability
Of superior order and & Just sense of
artistic appropriateness. on Tomorrow
evening and at tomorrow matinee
N liss' will be presented bY the same
company IL is good, stirring play Of
the mountains and the mines. fun Of
vivacity and fun, with an occasional
touch Of pathos, with splendid scenic
surroundings, well drawn characters ana
charm and novelty both refreshing and
inYigoTating