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HALE BROTHERS
Monday Decoration Day Our Stores Will Be Closed The Entire Day.
SOME FACTS WHICH
YOU MAY AS
WELL KNOW.

Almost a month in business in this
community.
Trade in full swing and increasing
day by day. Merit alone is making our
success. The right goods at the right
prices and uniform treatment without
Misrepresentation or deception to all
who come to us
Competitors know the power of our
prices. Moreover, they feel them!
It can't be otherwise. The dry-goods
merchant of this city does business at
h gin pressure. The credit system and
dressmakers' discount handicap him,
but he has only himself to blame. The
latter custom has almost become law.
The merchant calmly regards it as
necessary evil and coolly chalks up the
prices to cover the difference.
1.-THE conceSsion-seem to be all
right but at bottom it is all wrong.
YOu-the tuyer engage the dress
maker to do your work and pay the
full pcice. If she advises you in the Sc
lection of the mat 2rials or direc you
where 10 buy them, she has pecuniarY
interest in doing So 1t is only natural
that she should. The 10 per cent dis
count she receives is the merchants big
for her favor. The more you buy the
better are both of them pleased
Nor does the evil end there She
turns over The discount 70 host of rela-
tives and particular friends, but the
rank and file of the public are the
people who do the paying.
We are opposed to the system, always
have Teen. 1t is unjust and unfair to
the consumer and not founded in the
spirit of equity Moreover our low
prices wont allow it. We are buildin,
our business on frmer principles:
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Music in the Park To-Day.

The follow ing is the programme of music
that will be performed in Golden Gate Park
by the military band this afternoon:
~ Turner's Joy March "...........J. T. Lindtner
81 Overture. " Ungarische stspiel - Keller Bella
3 Gavotte, IL Can Never Forget Thee" 10y
4. PoI-pourri, Der Music Enthusiast. Stetefeld
5. Grand fantasia for French horn performed
by F. SchlJtJ Strauss
q. "COcOaHut Oauce' descriptive, first tlme)
hermann
T. Overture, ''GlUvauna dArco - ......... -. Verdi
g. Concert polOuaise vidal
o Grand selection, lone (by request). .Petrella
10. Waltz Wiener Blut "................. Strauss
Il. Descriptive fantasia. g Trip to COney
Island ....... TObani
Rush to the Boat" All Aboard Whistle"
Lie on the Ocean Wave" imitation OF an
Italian band board steamer, Whistle,
All Ashore" street band entering West
Brighton Hotel, the greatest living cOrnetisV
is heard Thunder Storm" Gilmore'S band
playing the anvil Chorus" " Signals for
Payne's fireworks, - q Good q ighth
IL. Gallon, "KOtteu Row ..,.,,.,.,... X eler Bella
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Hovt,s New Play.

Charles II. Hoyt'S new play, "a Man
Born in Missouri" which was written for
Mrs Hoyt and Tim Murphy. will be put on
the road again next season. This piece is
said TO have been suggested by Dickens
American Notes for General Circulation"
where a MSsOurian and a Boston man were
boasting on n canal-bOat OF the respective
merits of the Western and New England
climates. Said the former, I'm from the
brown woods Of Missouri, | am the sun
shines in Miss0uri. the sun does; the sun
don't glimmer i'm Missouri tie sun don't"
MetaphOrcally driving verbal nails and
clnchiug them till the Boston man was left
without word LO saw
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FOREST FIRES.
The investigation Made by the Chief
Forester Of the State.

Inc AuNeslIEatlOn Maue Dy inc CnleI
Forester Of the State.
Allen Kelly. Chief Forester of the State,
returned yesterday from a tour of investi-
cation into the causes Of the forest fires in
the vicinity Of Bear Mountain. Calayeras
County. In explaining what he did he
said;
"My purpose in visiting Calaveras this
time was TO look into The causes of the big
fires In the mountains last fall. The one on
Bear Mountain extended over 10 miles. 1t
destroyed the younger growth, although it
did no serious damage to the heavier TIM
Der. The result Of the thing Is that the
mountain this year is about the best feeding
ground stock could desire.
The fire was entirely the result of an
accident A Frenehman living there was
out to Kill a hawk that created trouble
among his chickens. He nailed the hawk
all right, but the wadding from his gun
started the fire. 1t was no fault OF his that
IL spread so rapidly, because he worked
hard to prevent its extension.
the other fire, in 1u0lumne. covered an
area of % miles by 10. 1t was caused by
the discharged wadding of a gun and was
purely accidental. These are things that
you can hardly fight against"
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Naval Personals.

Passed Assistant Paymaster Arthur Peter
son, detached from Cuty at the New York
Nayy-yard, has been ordered to the Mono
cacy on the Asiatic station, and will leave
by the steamer on the 14th. He will relieve
Otis c. Tiffany, who has been ordered home.
Captain j. &. Watson is under orders to
hold himself in readiness to command the
San Francisco at Honolulu. relieving Cap
tam w. I. SAMPSON.
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The Poets Birthday Anniversary

Sbakespeare's birthday celebrations at
Standardization and in London were,
according to the London Telegraph, at
tended with great success. The Memorial
Theater in the poets native place was
crowded by pilgrims from all parts of Eng
land. as were also those theaters in the
metropolis where Shakespearean plays are
presented 1t Is highly satisfactory to find
that the existence of the Dear Son Of Mem
CRY, Great Heir OF Fame" is beginning to
permeate the rustic mind even around
Stafford on-Ayon. A laborer in a rough
felt hat and long smock walked the other
day into the Shakespeare library, and, after
looking attentiyely for some time at one OF
the eustodians, went up to him and said
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The Merry Monarch ASGGlds
The Throne at the Baldwin.
EMMA JUCB And 'PIUlFOREE. :"
Mechanical MslodTana Si0ckW9nS - Last
Week Of "BlUs Jeans -ByT0I8 New
PIY-Tl8 M0TgiIS Recital Recipe for
aWIPicC8 Patti PTattlsS -H0YtS New
Comedy Foreign and Domestic Notes.

Tomorrow evening brief season of mer-
Timent, melody and spectacle will begin at
the Baldwin Theater, where Francis VIII
son and his comic opera company from the
Broadway Theater New ork, viii open an
engagement, presenting their successful
operetta. The Merry Monarch Francis
Wilson holds q very unique place on the
sJase-a position without a precedent, and
one which be appears to have created by
bis own earnest and persistent efforts.
There had been plenty Of female stars in
comic opera before him, but never had there
been n comedian in that branch OF the dra-
matte art who had succeeded in maintaining
a company of his own under the same con-
ditions. Yet this was hardly what Wilson
started out to do. He organized his
present company with the intention of
establishing a body of players, among
whom be would simply take his place as
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Herzog "snuarean the case.

Otto IL. Helzog has sued Mrs. Tannian to
recover $40 10. which he says he expended
for medical services and medicine in curing
himself of the wound inflicted on the Doth
ult. by her son, j. Tannian. Mrs. Herzog
declares that she agreed on the I'd lust TO
pay this sum in consideration OF his allow
ing her son to plead guilty in the Police
Court 10 4 charge OF battery.
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At SOC.

ALL-woOL CREPCNS in exquisite shades of
cream, canary, nile pearl, medium gray, blues
ana browns, never sold for less than 75e, with
% inches.
42INCH ALL-wOOL wAYY CREYRONS and ex-
tremely stylish, in dainty Iaus, gGays blues and
browns. worth 7jc.
44INCH BLACK ALPACA, the iroa.frame weave,
and commonly sold for 75e.
3l-INCH INDIA SILKS, In black and coocs, and OF
superior quality, regular value 75c.
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his associates need not be dwelt on. The
fame Of tie organization is worldwide and
strive % be the autithesis Of all that is dull,
heavy and conventional We want to hit
The medium line between comic opera and
hgh-Ciass buTlesQue; that is to say, COM
g.De in one performance the better quail
tees of each. And while some Of the critics
are trying TO find p correct name for our
form Of entertainment we are striving with
all our might TO make good, wholesome
merriment for the public without boasts,
without lying advertisements, with clean
land. -
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aIechanical 8Telodrama.

The Fast Mail" startling mechanical
melodrama, written and constructed by
Lincoln j. Carter Of Chicago, Will be given
next week-commeucing Monday night, at
the Bush-street Theater. It promises to be
o most remarkable production. The play
is constructed Oh strictly modern lines.
The incidents are made doubly thrilling by
the mechanical ingenuity and scenic effects
that are employed. There is the rattle and
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The preliminary arrangements for the
production Of I'll NJ. 5. Plnafore." with a
grand opera cast, are nearly complete, and
the management have already had two full
dress reheaEsals, with orchestra, scenery
and properties aud there is no question but
what the performance tomorrow night will
be the most notable production of this pop
ular opera ever gwen here. There has been
some discussion during the past week as to
whether "Pnaf0re" had ever been sung by
grand opera artists before. The best-in-
formed critics agree that there is 10 record
OF a production Of this kind having been
given either IN Europe or America. Emma
Juch expresses herself as highly delighted
with the role Of Josephine. she claims that
the music is superior in every way to that
of the Bohemian Girl" and 30 several of
the standard or sO-caled grand operas. She
has been very busy throughout the week,
experimenting tbs manufacture of the cos
tune she will wear as Josephine, and in
perfecting herself in the stage business of
the opera, which is principally between
Ralph RackStraw and Josephine. SignOT
Michelena is quite perfect as Ralph, while
Stuart Harold has sung the Captain so
many times that Il IS DO novelty to him.
Dir. Harold was a member Of the original
Gilbert and Sullivan production. and has,
in connection with William Stevens, been
directing the stage Tehearsals. The Orches-
ira, under the baton Of Conductor Van Den
Berg, will be an especial feature, as II will
include the members Of the old Juch Opera
Company orchestra, with many local musi-
Clans.
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Decoration by to BE Observed.

Tomorrow being Decoration day the Gus
tom-house and all he other Federal depart
ments will be closed.
Vessels on the water front will be allowed
to discharge as usual and between the hours
Of 9 and 10 O'clock in the morning the Gus
tom house will be open for cearances.
The Post0tfice Will make one delivery only
and will be open for business from to 10
\. NJ, and from to 3 p. NJ.
All the Federal courts adjourned yester-
day until Tuesday morning.
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AT 75C.

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the kind that don't slip. the kind that is quoted
everywhere at 81, 20 styles
3I-INCH INDIA SILKS, rich and ustrous quality,
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newest irIdescenI effects worth fully 81 yard.
2IINCH STANLEY CREPE SILKS exquisite in
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46INCH BIARRITZ CORDS, a fabric unexceIed
for strength ana service. beautiful weave
and In a dozen novel shades. Never sold for less
than 81.
54INCH EXTRA HEAVY BLACK ALPACA OF
special durability, luster and dustshedd!ns
properties, Worth 81.
24-INCH IRON FRAME SILK GRENADINE that
would De good value at 81.
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LezInsky YInnicated.

With the verdict in his behalf George
Lezinsky, the attorney, considers himself
yindieated OF the charges made against him
in his suit against ID. NJ. Delmas, to recover
5000 for services rendered in various cases
while a clerk IN the defendants office. The
verdict WAS for $3.50 and was returned in
Judge Stacks department.
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Last Week of :. Blue Jeans.n

Pastoral plays have been quite the rage
on the American stage for some years.
THE Old Homestead" inspired them all.
But one at least Of the productions Of That
class is equal to It in natural beauty, strength
Of plot and development. blue Jeans"
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nc Morgans' KecitaI.

At The Metropolitan Temple On Thursday
evening. June 2, Mr.. George W. Morgan,
organist, and Miss Maud Morgan, harpist,
will give their last grand recital in San Fran
cisco. The programme prepared is as follows:
J. Organ, fugue "St AIMS .............J. 8 Bach
2 Harp. "Danse des Fees" .................A ivars
3. Duo, harp and organ, 'ROmanse" 80 Oberthuer
4. Essay, The Harp-Its History and Romance"
g. Harp, '.Berceuse" ..................Has selmaus
6. organ, fQ) "Hymn OF Nuns. .......... .Wely
90 "OdeItOire IN F".-.......... Batlste
T. Harp (a) Spring" from 1.-The Seasons"
LVlao
(b) Autumn" from "The Seasons.
......................Th Thomas
8. organ. War March," rom Waguer's
"RienZi" ......................Ed Edgar >. Kelly.
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reminds one of the green fields aud sweet
howers. 1t breatheS the pure sweet air OF
the rural home, and any one who listens to
the simple. beautiful story is the better for
II. There is in the story a striking moral
that cannot fail to impress any one. 1t is
not alone by the intrinsic worth Of the piece
that the listener is fascinated, but by the
novel features that are introduced and that
. are as thrilling and inspiring as they are
unique. The country band is a laughable
incident of the portrayal, ana the various
meetings Of the rustic population are quite
amusing. There is no more exciting and
powerful scene on the stage than the saw
mill in active operation in the third act,
and no one could conceive of a more in
tensely dramatic climax than The conclusion
OF this same act. A fine quartet gives some
pretty vocal selections, adding much 10 the
versatile charm Of the production. This
play Is in some sort a mirror Of love and
hope, sorrow and deceit, misery and happl-
ness. The present week is the last Of the
engagement 1t VIII be followed by Frank
Daniels IN his welcome Little Puck"
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Owing 10 the great success of 1.-THE Black
Hussar" at the Tivoli il. will be continued
for the present week. On Monday. June 6,
we are to have an elegant production of
'Erminie"-which is the old French farce
Of Robert Macaile" lvrcZed-with Miss
Belle Thorne in the title role. The version
will be the same as that produced at the
New York Casino, and which ran so long
that people attended the performance as a
matter of duty rather than for enjoyment.
Belle Thorne is great fayoTite with the
Il iyOli patrons
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TIE STAGE SET

Is nearly complete and differs from the ordi-
nary "PinafoTe" set by being arranged fore
and aft, instead of across the stage. The au-
dence view the action Of the opera in the
waist Of tie ship, with practical quarter
deck ana bridge behind ami overhead. The
maSts, yards and standing rigging are all
practical and Will be manned by the pima
fore" crew when the business OF tile opera
demands it.
The treasurer reports large advance
sale ana there is little reason TO doubt that
the capacity Of the opera-houSe will be
tested tomorrow night On Thursday
evening the performance will be given
under the auspices Of The San Francisco
Yacht Club, when the officers OF this organ
iZation will attend in uniform, the theater
will be decorated with flags and flowers and
it viii be what the management term a
nautical night. Owing TO Tomorrow being
a holiday The bOX-office viii be removed
from Sherman, Clay d Co.'S to the Grand
Opera-hOUSe, where it viii be open from 10
till for the convenience OF patrons.
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ssNever Despair."

At the Bijau, Market street, on May 80
Jack Lanes new play with the above title
will be produced. Those who have read i,
find merit in the text and situations In
good hands it will no doubt be a success.
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At CSC.

A striking bargain in 44-INCH FRENCH SERGE
all wool in navy. cardinal. tan, mode. pearl
marine, admiral blue and slate. Compare it with
any that's COST you ST.
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At 20c.

A prett ynovelty in a NOTIFIED CHEvIoT striped
with fluffy bands of ADgora, in contrasting
shades. SO inches wide. eight styles. extra value
for 00c
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At 3Oc.

A Charming CHEVRoN with disappearing stripes OF
lumpy effects, all wool, 40 inches wide, and 10
new shades A bargain worth seeing aud worth
getting.
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At 25c.

ALL-WooL PLAIDs AND CHECKS. of extra
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S6-INCH TWO-TONED CHEYRONS, in stylish
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be cheap at soc.
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BIG ATTRACTIONS
In DRESS GOODS
AND SILKS.

Touch our prices anywhere IL you can Money
saving opportunities jostle each ether all over the
store Fail not to see the following:
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At zoe.

A 4s-INCH SCOTCH CHEyIOr in those fantastic
lumpy effects now so popular, 10 patterns.
worth 81.
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II say, EUR. be you Mr.. Shakespeare as I've
heern speak Ov?" The custodian explained
to Hodge that he was not the gentleman re-
ferred to.
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NEW WESTERN HOTEL,
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ana cold water every room: FIRE CRATES In every
room; elevator runs all night fell WeSaSu Iy
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8 Sole Agents &" Siccardi" !
g Cloves and Z q CorsetS.
Perfumey Department
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u 3 6 Cakes fer 45c.

PeTfuney Department
Afn-Feis Co. S Pure
M Giycerme Soap.
u Cakes fer 45c.
We were told yesterday by
a lady customer that
= x we had the largest,
best assorted and best kept
stock of Corsets in the city.
We are not only sole agents
for the elegant Z Z, but we
keep every known make of
Corsets, and we fit them on,
if you wish.
Same way with Muslin
Underwear and chill
dren's-a great assortment
and we make most of the
goods for this department.
Dress Goods are cheap with
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~ A2O TENNIS FLANNEL sold, every
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At 81 0O-LADIE9 SUMNER WOOL
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At &c.

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the comedian, with no stellar rights granted
10 any one. But the policy proved dan
gerous one for him. forat the.very first per-
Torrance C"Tne O0lah'D in New York the
opera was pronounced a fat failure, be-
cause the public did not see enough Of Viii
son in 1t. his part being an incOnspicuOus
one. The verdict was unmistakable, and
the suggestion was acted upon at once. In
side Of two weeks time the crowds were
l0cking TO see 'The 0Oah" in its trans
formed state-Wilson's fun fairly permeat-
ing tie whole opera.
HIS NEXT PRODUCTION.
The Merry Monarch" was in collaboration
with MessTs. Cheever Goodwin and Wool
son Morse They built up a very different
kind Of work, yet the Operetta is in no sense
a One-p9Tt piece; for Dir. Charles Plunkett,
Nr. Gilbert Clayton, Miss Laura Moore,
Mss Lulu Chaser ana Miss Nettie Lyford
each bear a liberal share Of the honors most
Worthily. The popularity Of Wilson and
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PALACE HOTEL,

THE PALACE HOTEL OCCUPIES AN ENTIRE
L block in the center OF san Francisco. 1t is thu
model hotel OF the world. Fire aud earthuuaks
proof. Has ntne elevators. Every room is iarxa
light and airy. The ventilation is perfect. bath
and closet adjoin every room. All rooms are cav
Of from broad, light corridors. The central
court, Illuminated by electric light, ITS Immense
glass roof broad balconies. carrlageway and trop'-
cal plants are features hitherto unknown ia Ameri
can hotels Guests entertained on either the Amarf
can or European plan The restaurant is the finest
in the city Secure rooms In advance by tslsErAph-
ing THE PALACE HOTEL
Isl u san FranciscO- Gal.
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StnckweIps.n

Several new plans haye been adopted by
the architects OF this new playhouse on
Powell street. which will in appliances
and accommodation, make it distinctive
from every other theater in this city. In
the foyer will be erected an enormous
clock, y feet in height aud at a cost of
S1200 and on the foyer's walls viii be hung
superb oil paintings, valued at $4,000, from
the easels Of the best masters. AL carpet
ing and draperies will be Of the latest pat
terms and viii harmonic with the ivory and
gold colors Of the interior. One feature Of
the auditorium will be the sounding board,
extending IS feet beyond the pr0Seenium
arch and assuring the acoustics In fact,
there VIII be nothing left Of tile old miSlit
"POwell-Street" when the architects and
builders are through with if.
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Mr. Oliver Doud Byron will present for
the second week Of his engagement a star
ring war piece called Hero. or Tie Loves
of Mount Shasta" 1t is called an historical
drama because founded on incidents Of the
Modoc Indian war, the scenes being laid at
Mount Shasta, the lava b eds aud the sur
rounding territory. During the play a most
realistic battle-scene viii be produced in
which 80 combatantS will be engaged The
story of the play deals with love. war aud
adventure.
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PRICES OF ADMISSION.

During The Daily engagement, which COM
meEces July :, prices for seats on the
main floor will be fixed at So; thereafter. the
regular standard Of admission Will prevail.
Easton Il Eidridge VIII control the auction
eeTing q the choice OF seats and boxes for
Days opening night, and they are Of opIn-
ion the premiums realized Will amount TO
greater sum than WAS taken at the opening
of the New California with the Booth and
Barrett engagement. Days people will be
followed by Jeffreys- Lewis in a new play
for four weeks She will be supported by
the Stockwell stock company in areDertOire
o. strong pieces
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Hero a Warm Spring Indian, hef OF the Warm
Spring Jribe: General BaSsstt, L. :. A.;
Dc-Ala AitNhA .tliFer DouQ Byron
Nick Shatiuck OLe-cyed Nick, Stage-lTiVer.-..
gorge Il. Trader
Leonard Mckay, Walter Mckay's son............
walter Mckay attorney aud guardian OF
80 Leo cooper
Dahlcl eeSIer llArtSloEL Fred Warren
captain app etOn. U. =. A......... Gerald HcrtSeU
MogtEOmery Gioster, CUlored servant. Ben Cotton
Isaoel Wallace, the Lily, the heiress and captive
iSs Beatrice Lieb
sally Lincoln LADS s maid ........ Miss Bebe Niuing
soldiers, guests, etc.
BenitO Lerdo. Mexican .......... George OsbOurEe
ISpTANs.
Captain Jack, NOdoc chief. 90. frank Summarized
John ScO1cblu, MS brOIher-.-..... omas kelrus
Sappo fEaHA " man
Long 5iAt iai owens
17 NAa H. o. Htche!
airline, the ~ ia Rose, ScOnchin's daughter .....
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Hiss kuans BeYerldgo
MiSSUuia, ali aged bag Of the Warm Spring tribe
MISS ta-Ly Dung
There will be a special matinee at this
theater tomorrow afternoon, Memorial day
Powers " Fair Well" company follows
Byron, and Charles Erin Werner comes On
June 20