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Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-26
Convicted Of Battery.

Alexander Shey, who, some time ago,
served twenty-five days on the chain
gang for embezzling pair of trousers,
was before Justice Austin yesterday on
a charge of battery. He had gone into
Jacoby Brothers. store while drunk, and
had made nuisance of himself. When
ordered out Of the place by one of the
proprietors, he struck Mr.. Jacoby in the
face. He was found guilty and will be
sentenced today. sse
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-26
WHO WAS HE?
An Unknown Man Who Left Trail of
Blood.

An Unknown Man Who Left Trail of
Blood.
The city police were yesterday looking
up mysterious cutting scrape, which
must have occurred on Alameda street.,
near Marchessault, on Tuesday even
ing. }
At about O'Clock that night tele-
phone message reached police headquar-
ters giving the information that man
was bleeding to death at the corner Of
Marchessault street and New High.
Officers Sites and Farmer drove to the
place indicated with the patrol wagon,
but although they searched high and
low for the man who was "bleeding to
DEATH" they could not find him. They
found, however, long trail OF blood
leading up the south side OF Marches
sault street from Alameda, and inter-
rupted at intervals by clotted pools,
showing where the bleeding man had
evidently stopped. The trail became
indistinguishable at New High street,
where the mysterious individual had
apparently crossed over to go up New
high.
There was no record at the station of
the telephone from which the call had
been received, and it was not until yes
terday morning that woman living on
Marchessault street gave anything like
an explanation of the affair. She said
that shortly before o'clock Thursday
evening, she saw man staggering up
Marchessault from the direction
of Alameda street. She thought
the individual was drunk but
was Mortified to notice when
he approached that he was bleed.
ing from an enormous cut, reaching
from the back of his head downward
and forward around the right side of his
neck. She saw this plainly ss he passed
through the glare OF an electric light
She then sent boy to telephone to th'
police station. The search for the mar
who was cut has not as yet been sue
| cpssft1l
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-26
THE BIG FIGHT is ON.
John L. Sullivan Will Sign Articles
With Corbett Today.

CHICAGO, March 26.-John L. Sullivan
today is to sign articles of agreement in
the Sullivan-C Corbett contest. He de-
clined to sign the articles first proposed,
and returned them to the Olympic club
for alteration. This was done in order
to ensure either meeting or complete
backdown on the part OF Corbett. Sui
livan objected to the article allowing the
referee to decide the contest, if, in his
opinion, it becomes too brutal, saying
he wanted to be sure of finish fight.
This paragraph the referee eliminated,
and Sullivan will sign the arJicles, as
amended, and the big fight may be said
to be fairly on.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-26
A ROYAL WELCOME.
Mayor Hazard Introduced to Both
Teams.

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A reception was rendered the visiting
and Los Angeles clubs at the Athletic
club rooms last night. There was
large attendance of club members and
fans. John Thayer, the president of
the club, made short speech and
stated that the prospect for league ball
was very bright in Los Angeles. Mr..
Thayer then introduced Mayor Hazard
who made one of his characteristic
speeches. He congratulated both clubs
in securing such fine body of men to
represent both San Francisco and Los
Angeles. He wished the visiting team
every luck, but trusted that they woul1.
not have quite luck enough to win their
games down here. The mayor well
CO ned the San Francisco team to Los
Angeles.
Manager Harris of the San francisco
club does not often make q speech, but
he succeeded admirably in his attempt
last evening. "The Los Angeles team
are the league habies,'" said Manager
Harris. "The San Francisco team are
the league daddies.' 1t may be neces-
sary for the league daddies' to spank
the league babies.' In fact it may be
necessary for them to spank the league
babies' both Saturday and Sunday"
President Vanderbeck, OF the Los An
geles club, was next introduced, and
made short speech in which he said it
might behoove the League Babies to
wipe the League Daddies'N off the
earth.
Mr.. Levine of the Express was next
called upon and made witty speech.
which was enjoyed by all.
The Los Angeles team then lined up
and were introduced to the audience by
the sporting editor of the HERALD.
Manager Harris presented the "San
Francisco Victims" Midget Sweeney
was given a great send.off, as were also
Hulen and Glenalvin of the home team.
Umpire Mcdonald and Scorer Lysons
were also presented to the audience.
During the evening the Harmony or
chestra rendered several selections. The
San Francisco team is very light one
compared with the Angels.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-26
Spring and Summer.

Our full line of spring and summer
importations have been received, COM
prising the latest designs in woolens.
Our Mr., F, A. Lombard has full charge
OF the cutting department, whose repu-
tation as a cutter is thoroughly estab
lished. We respectfully solicit an early
inspection. Lombard Howard Tailor
ing company. 213 South Spring street,
Hollenbeck block.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-26
The Pensacola Home for Repairs

SAN FRANCISCO, March 26.-The us.
S. Pensacola, from Honolulu, was
sighted off shore this morning. When
the vessel was boarded her officers de-
clined to discuss the future movements
of their vessel, but it is thought she
will have to be laid up at Mare Island
for some time to have her bottom
cleaned, if she is not put out of commits
sion altogether. The vessel brought no
news OF Importance from Honolulu.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-26
THE PARADE.
The Game to Be Called at
Three Sharp.

The Game to Be Called at
Three Sharp.
Both teams will parade during the
afternoon. The procession will start
from the Plaza at / O'Clock. A band OF
sixteen pieces will lead the procession.
The clubs will follow in carriages in
uniform and ready for the great contest.
Managers Harris, Vanderbeck and other
baseball notables will also ride in car
riages. The teams will be made up as
follows in today's game:
San Francisco Hoffman, p.; Spier,
c.; Pete Sweeny, 1st b.; Sharp, I'd b.. /;
Reitz, Sd b.. Coughlin. g. g.. Pace, r. +. !;
Danny Sweeny, c. t., and Rubie Levy,
#.
Los Angeles-Roach, p.; Rogers, c. /;
McCauley, LIST b.; Glenalvin, I'd D.;
Hulen, Sd b.. Hasamaear, e. g.; Tred-
way, |. f.; "Rasty" Wright, C. f., and
Newman. r. t.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-26
Sporting News.

The San Francisco American team
telegraphed last night that they would
be here next Friday night to tug with
the Los Angeles team. The local team
are training hard.
Ed. Williams has matched his horse,
The Jew, against F. F. for q of mile,
for $500 side. The race to come off at
Los Angeles on April I'd. Johnny Grit
fin ia stakeholder,
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-26
PLAY BALL.
All Ready for the First
League Game.
Both Teams Ready and Anxious
for the Fray.
The Clubs Given a Reception Last
Evening.
Mayor Hazard welcomes the San Fran
cisco Team to Los Angeles-The
Greatest Enthusiasm On
All Sides.

The greatest day in the baseball his
tory OF Los Angeles has arrived. 1t has
been anticipated with feverish anxiety
by hundreds of baseball fans all over
Southern California. and when the gong
sounds for league ball at 3 o'clock this
afternoon there will be an enormous
crowd present. The mayor and council
will attend, together with many of the
prominent city and county officials. No
stone has been left unturned to make
this the grandest opening day ever
known in the state. The interest taken
in the national game at present is some
thing unprecedented in this city, and
the attendance this afternoon will sur
prise the most sanguine enthusiast. An
attempt is being made to have the whole.
sale firms close up at O'Clock, 80 as to
give their employees chance to attend
the first league game ever played in Los
Angeles.
Nv
Captain Glenalvin and his team of
"giants" arrived from Riverside yester-
day morning, after defeating the local
team at that place by score of 81 to 2.
The boys are all eager for the fray. and
are confident that they will break the
San Francisco's long series OF opening
day victories.
1.-The Angels" were all out to the
grounds in the afternoon, but did not
indulge in any practice. They were all
delighted with the grounds. "Rasty"
Wright inspected the ground in the
vicinity of center-feld. 1t is just a
trihe soft at present. The diamond is
in perfect condition, however.
The San Francisco team arrived from
the north at O'Clock yesterday alter
noon. The visiting players were met by
a large delegation of enthusiasts and
were escorted to the Hoffman house.
which will be their headquarters durin g
their stay in Los Angeles. Manager
Harris was accompanied by several en-
thusiasts, including Leon Dennery, the
chairman of the finance committee Of
the Native Sons; Ed Reed, the city and
county recorder of San Francisco, and
Jesse E. Marks, the well-known Repub.
lican politician. The San Franciscans
have engaged fifty seats in the grand
stand for their delegation to root for the
visiting team.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-26
Tug-Of-War

PETALuMA, CAL, March Pa tug OF
war between Danish and Portuguese
teams, here, was won by the latter after
a steady pull of 2 hours and IL minutes,
last night. A second trial between the
same teams was to have been had, but
from some cause the Danes refused to
pull.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-26

scopic insects which feed on the
hair, and supply the roots witt
energy and nourishment. Thu :
prevent inflammation and clo;:-
ging of the pores, the cause OF
pimples, blackheads, rashes,
red, rough, and oily skin. They
heal rough, chapped, and fis,
sured hands, with itching, burn
ing palms, painful finger-ends,
and remove the cause of shape
less nails.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-26
Financially Embarrassed.

large manufacturer whose affairs were
very much embarrassed and who was over
worked and broken down with nervous ex-
hausti0n, went to a celebrated specialist. He
was told that the only thing needed was to be
relieved o, care and worry. and have change
of thought This doctor was mora considerate
of his patti nt'a health than Of his financial cir
cumstances He ought to have advised him to
nse DR.. Miles Restorative Nervine, the best
remedy for nervous prostration, sleeplessness,
dizziness. headae he, Ill effects Of spirits, t0bac
co, coffee. opium, ETC. Thousands testify to
cure. Book and trial bottle free ct G. II. Hance.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-26
Inustrated Annual Herald.

The ILLUSTRATED ANNUAL HERALD has
just been issued and can be had at the
HERALD business office and OF all news
dealers. 1t contains forty-eight pages
and shout fifty beautiful illustrations,
Of Southern California
scenery. Send it to your Eastern
friends. Price, Is cents per copy.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-26
Two nIatches Arranged.

PORTLAND, Ore, March 25.-The Pas
time club today matched Paddy Smith
and Charley Began, and Billy Newell
and Ed Morrissy. Both contests are to
come off April 7th.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-26

Thus bemh the ung ds6gurg
Everything
agreeable
They speedy, economical md unfaIing.
sand
AND CHEM .CoRP,B
For Babys Skin, Seal and Hair, s: % s greatest ss Skin rs %
and only
O thai a skin andco
scommed dthrouo tthec ilzcdwo
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-26
Cut His Throat.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 25.-Henry j.
Smith, stone-cutter who had been in
dulging in liquor for some days past,
committed suicide today by cutting his
throat. Smith first made an attempt in
the dining room of his boarding house,
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-26
Football at Pomona.

ONTARIO, CAL, March 25.-The Chat
fey college football eleven beat the Po-
mona high school today, 8 to 4. The
game was played at Pomona.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-26
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
GOVERNOR SHELDON DESCRIBES
HIS WORK IN WASHINGTON.

He Explains the Whole Legislation-An
Unfortunate Lack of Representatives.
The Thanks of the Chamber Extended
to Senators and Representatives.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-26
An English Turf Event.

LIVERPOOL, March 25.-The grand ma
tional steeplechase at Liverpool was
won by Father O'Flynn, Cloister second,
Index third, -rf
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-26
What Can Cuticura Do
For Ba6y's Skin, ScaB, and Hair

Everything that cleansing purifying and beaung for the skr
scalp and hair of infants and children the CutiCura Rene
dies will do. They afford instant relief speedy the
agonng itching and burning They clear the skin
of the most distressing of sca crusted mp and bochy
They cleanse the scalp dand scales crsts destroy micro
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-26

II have been occasionally troubled with
coughs, and in each case have used Br0wn's
and must say they are second to none In the
woEld.n-FFelix A. Nay 0ashieS, st. Paul, MINI.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-26

mature may give waytto art" and the most
severe cold must yield to Dr.. Bulls Cough
eyrup,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-12-23
: Cute 9fah B q II d aflh

-8ute Na9 b ari d aft. Sn
elmer Der oiten, @aiien in 3oln. III
ipel6em bic idmalen boben 0du,er
suiammenaeordnst liesen, tuuroe ip1t
sbenos reselmaBis an einem Sauie
Die Slinsfl 9eSosen, unb- menn Der
Sausherr oaour1 aus Gem eriieu
Sdlaf erpa1te uno aus. bem Bette
ipran9. um su ieben, per, BET 8u5e=
ltorer ieA mar Hiemanb on Der Sbitr.
Nadoera er, sine sSsitane persehens
aufaeiaanoeit mar, lsate er fib einta
Mbeno3 i'm. S,snlter aaf bic 2auer. Sa
iiebt er nun molisb segen Wsitteru.bt,
ipie Jain nShter Nadbar beitig Hin.
eelt unb hann raid in Die 0iibe i,iner
Saastbiir tritt, iparaui feline Srau ibm
oiinet. stnoern &nees Rabt Der art
oiele Mstie beldiii9te gtadbar benz @u-
bern eineu Sela9 rnh idbrt ibn on.
wie er bsnn bcsa TONNE. ieoe 9ia6t az
ieiner Glinael su sieben. Set weG nb
lle9 ia9e." antrpnrtete Sener. .urs
S6ea set nit mieb. uno DO idbt ming
Srau, i9ea edeib beneppe; Dat boren
id eiu got. als ir6ber uns Sded.4
-@s 9ibt d edte Gsni6en,
bic @utcs iden. aber nur. um Die
srii6ts oesielbSn su ernteu>
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-12-23
9ausas fates ben Saft.

stferanon Tumas bot iidy adn5 ber
gbifoiopbie srgeben uno bebanoelt NIT
gifeT ben Sub. 9ta6sem er neuli1
nit &edt bemertt bate, es fueroe suI
Oiel Sab in Oos @eieaidsftslebsn bins
einsetsasen, &aiien= pie SlaiienbaE
ipalteten unO i6dbigtew tiei bic
Menitbsit, ergebt er ii6 beIte in ges
tra9tuna iiber aiEonpme Sriefe, ,SR
erbielt llsso erbaltr mod inaner piele
anonpme Nriefe", To- fhreibt er. SD
siebe Tie peitaus ben auoern pH. Sic
baben oew srOBen TWtbeil, bob man
'ni4t 9enOtaist 1T, iie pl beantworten.
Seim erlten Sab: ~gia 6reuHo ieBt
Sic in 4enrtniB". ooer. r9llter Giel",
peiB i9, moran i6 bin; i9 leie nidt.
weiter unb tvsrfe beE YrIef ins Seuer'
ooer mo- anbers bin, mo er bic Moali9a
felt bat, Die 2uft, aus oer er entitan,
oen, fpieoerSuiinoen.
9lber ale gDeIt 1T nidt 10 erfabreni
unb oentt nidt 10 pbiloiopbii6 wie ib,
uno es 1T slueiFellps, oaB bel 9eluiHeni
gepObnli6en Geuten oer anonpme Srief'
Elm wabres llusiiid berporrufen fam.
ST 1T oas einfa1ite uno billigiie'
Sprengmittel oes laufenben !SaIIes; er.
iit. oas Spnamit Der 9ienltmdo6en.
Der Sematelten t,no leiber man1maG
aud Der 6rauen BON Welt. Gin iSebeni
9apier unb oarauf elm paar @orts,
Die, anoers seitellt; elmer 9uten Sanos
lung olenen fOnnter. Srei Sous fiir
Die Sriefmarte - oas iIt als Gapital-
anla9e ni4t ruin6s unb bas @reebniB
tit tief einidneioenb. - Sas tann
man cine idOne Qlrbeit bes Salles
nennen; Der beriibmte 8aba6ol tonnte
es audi ni6t beiier' MAIDEN. Der poer
Die Glenoe, melde oeit anonpmen Brief
geidrieben, bat Die 6olsen, bic er bate.
nidt bios poraus9eieben, ionoern au9
eefuiinibt, iunit ipiirben iie ii9 bic
Wtiibe nl9t 9enommen baben, ibn sil
i9reiben. ga Die Solsen erreidt wors
ben, Die Operation. gelunaen 1T, 9ebe
man ii6 nun 8e6enidaft bon ben
Iimmliiben Greuoen oes unIidtbaren
@orreiponoentcn; Sreuben, bic nm 10
tiefer, le 9ebeimnib bpouer lie linb uno
je mebr lie gang bas gigentbum bes-
ooer oerlenisen iinb, iuel6e oieie Greu|
ben empfinben.
GjebaBt werben ilf aber bas pripi.
Ie9ium irecno eirres 8eroienites, Sa-
lentes, ir9eno elmer Seriibmtbeit beim
Wlanne, Der S6Onbeit uno beg euten
&ules bel Der Srau. Seoer er6abene
GjeiIt wiiroe ielbiiperitdnblid porsieben,
BON Der 9anien Welt seliebt su werben,
pbluobl bic allgemeine Spmpatbie ee-
mDbnli6 Oas 9iplom Der MittslmdBis.
felt lit, aber penn man 1i9 als einen
Wtann bon Seroienit fiiblt unb ni1t
bic 8ere9tigtet erntet, Die man per=f
bient, 10 bat man in benz unaere6ten
uno oaourd erceiipen SaB cine natiir-
li6e @ntI6doi9ung, Die man ni9t ae-
ring a9ten iOa. Io, alem 1T bieisr
SaB i'm 8runoe genommen ein ilnpills
tiirli6es unb unfpioeritebli1es 3eug-
nib BON M6tuug. Dian baBt niemals
ben, tuelden man pera1tet. ] Senfen
mir iibrigens audi baran. bab bunbert
iebr un9eredt uno laut i6reienoe
Seinoe Dem 9lnsesrifenen INNER ir=
9enotpo einen neuen, unbetanntem
Sreunb pa9ruRn, Der iiber ibre llnae>
re9tisteit unb llnseididlidteit emp0rt
iit, uno bab idlieBlid einise @eiiter
BON oieier glrt bas ausma6en, mas.
nan bic 6ifentli6e Weinun9 nennt !r
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-12-23
Gin Srcuno ocr Sfpteeermiitter.

Sn Wortruno S9rift bate ct idpn
oft Den Seweis oafiir 3u erbrineen ae=
luht. bab bic bosbaiten WiBs iber
S6wie9ermiitter niemals elmer eolep
9tatur entiprin9en.
glud icin neueifer Irtifel in, be-,
vMoroen 3eitun9" briidte ipisoer in
riibrenoer @eiie ben berben Wtlbmutb
aus, ben, isiner @niidt na6, billig
oentenoe Wteniden empfinben mhHen,
ipenn tets bic uni6uloisen Sdwieger-
miitter gum @essnitanb bes Sppttes
gema6t werotn. SieIcr artitel erreete
besreifliderWcie Seniation in ben
3reilen iener Samen, beneu Der Sims
mel einen ooer mebrere SdwieeerEo9ns'
beidieoen bate.
alsbalo funoen ii6 aud sablrside
S9wie9ermiitter bebufs Seiprs1ung
suiammen, I'M benz rgbellien Der
Wfeniden" in sebilbrenoer g8eiie au
oanten. .gBer ben Mutb bat, Der
0ffentli6en Meinung gu troben unb
ben 8erfolsten gu ibilben. bem sebiibrt
Sanf uno Sodiddbune." go meinte
eine bieoere MatrDne, cine perfol9te
Shnie9ermutter BON ieds Sdwieaera
iobnen, uno als man ibr oh oieies 9lus-
iprudes laut.n Yeifan solte. ba bsan-
traete iie: Man nm69e cine Seputatiou
efttienoen, tpelbs oem Irtifelidreiber
ben beiBen Sani iiir feline offenc Sprade
Inb feline mutbise SniduBnabms, aus,
osiiden ioae.
llno 10 seHdub es aud. 3m6lf ber
ontpeienoen Samen ieurben entienbet,
UNI ben Soai idmlntlider Sdfpieeer-'
miitter gu iibermittsIn. Sofost bssab.
Sih bic Sepntation ailf ben Weg.
Gs nar Elm tleines SGusden. irtt
meldes fla eintraien uno teorin ibr.
SdubbefIiHsner. Der 9idter 9riserl.
wobnte. Sm 99simmer ampfina biz
Seputatipn cine altere DAME.
.Waa wiiniasn Sie2e fru9 bisie
etipas anipiria
.Mir mOdtsu Germ 2riiserl ipre.
den. nm ibrh rh---%
y@ein Gaipieseriosn empfduohteiue
Sanenbeixlae. oart taine empianeen
= uno naa nla6en sic. oab sic fort-
tcmmenr
gtOd sia @ort ssoats Die Sprsderin..
sod m.s elmer gHa&t fpilrbe Die Sbiire
saigeiAlaseR bob bic peissn 0sii4-
deibsn in S6syben umberlIosen.
Ser idrtiM iii bic S9lpisser.
miitter2" irus brauben cine 9ame bic
anoere.
r&am mfrs oenten her mub!>
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-12-23
.Sas III es ia eben, - eisentli6 gar

,Sas lit es ia eben, - et9entli6 gar
nidt uuo bariiber ii er rein rabiat.
Gr meint. iie miiiie bereits cine 2iebe
baben, anoers tonne er ii9 ibre Sdlte
nidt srtldren. SD mub aber jebt
tort. es lit Die bOdite 3eit, oab i'd Soi-
lette sum Sbee made. Su eri9einb
bod bel 5iit?"
sd oeEfe
,9tun, oann auf @ieoerleben!"
Samit par lie fpie elm g8irbelnino
aus Dem 3immer.
.llnperdnbert berIelbe ileine, flatters
bate, lultige Goeel. unoerdnoert, pie
alles bier i'm S1loB." ba6te 6raf
2eonce. .9tur Marp ideint iebr per=
1noert. Sollte bierau bic ungeiunoe,
berbrauGte 9uit DON S6loB Sanner.
melde teinen freien. frdfti9en 9ltbemSus
geiiattet, Die S6ulo tragen?"
Gr trat por bas Bib Der NOnne,
unb ob9lei6 er es ni9t ieben tonnte.
crboben iiGb bod feline 9luaen su tim
cmpor. y8u biit uu6 elm Spfer oef-
ielben 9eluoroen, 9elieble Mariunne,
unb i6rem serIeBenben @influB erleaen.
Sb niemals meiner Wtutter bic &eue
gstommen, 9ein iunges, bli6enoes
9eben seritOrt. Die 3utunft oes SObnes
ben 8orurtbeilen ibrer @eburt geopfert
su baben2 Sb es fir iie niemals 9fd9te
gisbt, mo- iie idlaf= uno rubelos oas
Gnobersi9e, grbdrmli6e iol6er Sorur=
tbei!e ertennt9 Mesbalb ideint es 10
unenolih idwer, nit allen gltberses
bradten gu bre4en. elm neuer Wenih
su weroen, Der lid nur mad bem
9roben, reinen Sorbiloe Der Matur
feline @eIebe uno cine einSiee srote
@emeinoe nit benz ober len @eieB Der
2iebe idaift?"
2ansiam lieb er iid an oem Sar-
monium nieoer. Seine pereiniamte
Seele rang mad einem 9usbruf beIien,
ipas iie erfiillte. Sbne WiNen unO
Wollen sriifen ieine Sdnoe Die slccoroe
9utbers unb babin braulte cs mddtis:
Sine feIte Burg lit unier Gott, cine
quite Webr unO @affen!A
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-12-23

Ypeiie uub proia. 8e,
ben Sic germ gu ben muiitaliiden Soi-
rsen Der Srau pnn S.2 . aeui6A
Nan iBt ia aona a1sasieihret 90!
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-05-08
PLEASED WITH THE PIRATES. -

Professor Halleck Of Guthrie has the
following to say concerning the visit of
the sPirates of Penzance" to the capital
of Oklahoma.
The pirates have como and gone, and
have left behind many newly made friends.
Their performance last night was excel
lent. The audience was made up of our
representative citizens and all expressed
themselves delighted with the entertain
ment. The Police squad under Mr.. Ham
man, was encored repeatedly. Miss Cope
land was in excellent voice and was gen
eral favorte. OF Mr. and Mrs. Raff's
singing and acting we can only say it was
equal to that of professionals. The cho-
ruses were well rendered, and showed ex-
cellent training Robert Sweet as Fred
eric and Fred Sweet as the Major, played
their roles we'll. Suffice it to say that the
entertainment was the best of its kind
ever given in Guthrie and the delightful
music of Shaw's orchestra carried us
away. During the afternoon the Wichita
friends were driven about the city and
after the entertainment reception was
given at the opera house where Guthrie
and Wichita tripped the light fantastic
It'll the wee sma hours" Pirates of Pin
zance, one and all. we are glad you came
among US. You have left many pleasant
memories and your coming has made
stronger the ties of friendship that exists
between the two cities. You are always
welcome. Come again. The faithful
work of Mr.. Henry MacLachlan was evil
dent He should feel complimented at the
result of his labor. The Pirates left on
the north bound train this morning.