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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-27
SPORTING.


WARRINGTON, D, O., Sept. 20, VIII
HAM Muldoon, the famous wrestler, IA
nutspolcn In his belief TINT Sullivan
was Improperly tralned for the fight
with Corhett 81 am prepared 20 stake
on my opinion, snid Muldoon, that |
Jan take John l.. sullivan and train
him 10 light any man In the world. My
most stopping place will DO Columbia,
O., whcro anything on this subject can
DO addressed 10 mo. know Sullivan
10 be a ilghior and am willing 10 stake
him from my own pocket and those who
know mo NJ all, know that moan what
sny. All that ask IL the privilege Of
training him for tho encounter, no
matter who his opponent may be.n
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-27

Hon. W. W. Walton has on nddi-
tional appointment 10 speak IN the in
teresi OF the Clark ticlgot AZ Baltou De-
tober 3.
In the interest OF the Hon. Geo.
Clark, r. II. Phelps will speak al the
following plDces. Seymour, Tues
day, October II, night Wichita Falls,
"Wednesday, October ", night Corsi-
cana. Friday, October ~, ppm; Groes-
beeck, Saturday, October l5
A. l.. MATLoCE.
Chairman.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-27

grateful appreciation ofits confidence losa
than cscroliaccs the solomnity OF my 70
aponsibiiiy.
II tbs action u tho convention you repro
sent shall be endorsed by the aufrages Of
my countrymcn, I viii assume the duties Of
the great onlce for which have ocan noini-
naicl, knowing fun well ia labofa and
norplexiiicdi aud with humble reliance
upon a Divine being iunnite "a power 10
aid me aud 10 be constant In His wAichfil
care over this favored nation. i
Yours very truly
SKovRR CinysLAxn,
Gray Gables, Sept, &c ls92
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-27

CoBsicAN&, Tx, Sept. 29.-lspe-
cinl -A- nrs broke out here IN Ars-
W j. Guthrie's millinery establishments
on North BfatOn street about II O'Clock
tonight. causing a loss End damages
oHtinated at about $500 BY FIRE and
water Jacks0n'a grocery house, next
door north was alec badly demaged a.
the same time. Both placca arr fully
insured. but the names 81 the compan-
ies Interested cannot b. learned to-
night.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-27

Mai. Jarvis, ono Of tho Democratic
nominees for the legislature Ia this
county, VIII begin an actiye campaign
IA the interest of his candidacy next
Thursday At DIDO, where he viii speak
NJ 1910 p. IN. Judge Beokham, cendi-
date for senator from this, the S0th
District, will speak at the same time.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-27

BRowNwoop, TEX, Sept. 90. -fspe-
eial. Tho Pecan Valley fair opcnod
to-day under favorable auspices. Tho
exhibit hall was q thing Of beauty.
Qnnrlormilc dash VIVA won by Henry,
Hattie NJ second, Annie May
third.
TrottinR Ono milo heats, Jean Me-
Grogor won, Chief GeOnimlo second,
I'D Anthony third. Time, 2,l6i.
Flve.plghths mile dash, Con. Ross
won, Maud ID. second, Yolo third.
Time, 100.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-27


i.nuIg. No, Sept 26.--st Louis
iyH 3, hii6 o. errors, o. Piitaburg--
.ins d hit !, errors I. Batteries
.OiQtansirie and Briggs, Ehret and
kiifaf finpire-- McQanid.
< inuisylLLE, KY, Sept 2B.--Louis-
IHa Runs II, hita II, errors 4. Chit
flea.-iiuns ., hifa 2, errors 8. Bat
i,ida -Cliiusnn aud Merritt Huichin,
s9a and kettridgo, Umpire snyder.
ficsToN, MASS, Sept 20 -Bostor---
Hpna7 hita ], errors 1. brooklyn
Runs 3, hlta Is, errors 4. BatterioB---
stixetls and Nichola; Stone and Kins.
low. Umpire, burns.
HALTfNoRic Nd, Sept 26--Baitb
more Runs b. hits 3, crrora 3. Nou
York Runs 5, hits IL, errUrs ., Bat.
torles-C Cobb and Gungon, Ruaie aud
B0vla. Umpire, Emtlio.
WAsHnNGTon, Sept -Washina-
ton-Runs 2. hits 4, cfruH T. phiiar
dolphia- flnna II, hits "a, errors =
Batteries Meckin and Dowse, Kceie
and Clements. Umpire, Lynch.
CraCfnNATI, 81, Sept. S.--Tes
Innings Cincinnati runs, 2, HIS, 81
errors 2 Cleveland, RUNS ) hlle. 81
err0rn. O Batterh, Chamberlain and
Murphy, Young and thinner. U,cpinA
Ga1ney.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-27
NEWS
BOILED DOWN.

lands the creation OF u court OF private !
bins.
A company to manuiacturecold rolled
I'M has been organized at Chicago.
N plant will cost 81, 100000.
Emperor William says that he will
4. enter his yacht, the Meteor, in the
| q for the American cup.
The total number 81 burials in Ham-
rg this year were 1897, Of which
solera is responsible for $500.
/ At Boston Henry Poor & Sons,
|s,her merchants, have assigned.
abilities s275, 900, assets s5OO,OOO.
Indiana Republican managers CON
M that the state will go Democratic
4 1900 Democrats claim 1900.
\ THE Cotton Spinner federation at
inuchester recommend a per cent re-
elton in wages. A strike will prob
BIZ follow.
'The "Judgen Short gang OF cattle
Sieyes in North Dakota is reported
sausd out by the settlers ana the
tadger lynched.
Near Norristown, Pa, father
bed by religion, chopped of his
Mrs head as a sacrifice and bathed
face in the blood.
\ The Pan-Preebyterian Alliance, rep
renting thirty nationalities aud every
such Of the Presbyterian church, is
seiing in Toronto.
|General James II. Baker, formerly a
Eminent Republican OF Ohio, and
Ter Of Minnesota, has come out for
areland and tariff reform.
The Kiowas and Comanches are
ady to take lands in severalty. This
b result in the opening of more than
OO,OW acres to settlement.
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Fire
b., in session IN Cincinnati, set
.ide s2s,5O0 for relief of disabled
smbers and widows and orphans,
nc ii'''i' V'l'ois VIZ oo''''i'i NV ~
e Ialns at Homestead have been in
ried by the Pittsburg grand jury.
''''i'''' 70, N'ei'e'"i '' ',,, Las
IA usu a" o.uer " us'ao'iS" ny "
~ Se,.iov' oo'.'''euoi n o Ds,,Ds'
i-aieuo' AeA'' s"u N'''
=
nuiana t'opaoiicans ure ,iaNin 'uoir
ny On 'ho appor''onlnen' ~" ~ we
= u securing " suspension ., .uo
s' ,' oailo' iH" ior 'ne penui"
'uon'
terrific wind storm blew through
iorA st'te yesserunS' Ns
uOHer ''S@eiie oaps'Agu ne' t, on
ga anu one man was uro"n'u' MUCH
'nAse Is reported
car filled with powder exploded on
New Englazd division OF the Fhila-
phia and Reading railroad between
hartford ana "ins'eu, ooun', ~
ius TWO orakennen anu "'7oA'"
Nv cars
Ghe sheriifs possein pursuit. OF the
coma, Wash, Resin bank robbers
Pc upon four of them in a dense ior
near Hoslyn, Wash. and a pat
ensued andsone OF the desperadoei
"ou"ueu' ney eso1i''u'
he influenza has spread WIFI alarm
rapidity u the port OF Lurin' Feru
Fl the deaths are counted by th'
ans daily. The epidemic also pre-
Is In the Pachamae, Cienguiia
pyacan aud Manchay valleys.
letter from Koettenai Lake, B, G.
ates that two mining prospeciors
liam Corlett, OF Galveston, Tex.
Henry Gesford, formerly Of ST
ni, Mimi, were September 10 at
ked and deyoured by mountain
ns'
Thousands of dollars, worth Of prop
\ has been swent away by tn
r Fee prairie fires which have bee
n ling north and east Of Newcastle
To-. s,,,,,. -. m. e,.a "a M,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-27

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Sept. 20. Par.
f,,a Davies tays no will In bohalf ot
Potter jacobson, accept the offer Of the
PniHc nthlniio club Of San Francisco 10
Hqh l0e Goddard for purse o. So 900
C0Idoi Who y also IN this city, says
iip ~ ,lis him and no il ready 70
.atNf .s HVft
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-27

At IL o'clock yesterday the Hogg
Democratic convention met 10 tho Forty
eighth district court room 10 nominate
a candidate for representative in the
legislature, and to select delegates 10
the senatorial convention that meets at
Granbury on the 18th inst, that Is to-
morrow.
The attendance was good from the
country and city, fully two-thirds Of
the precincts being represented and all
the city wards except one, the third.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-02-23
TERRIToRIA1.
evening

There are no richer gold mines in
the Rocky mountains than are to be
found here in Colfax county.
The democrats are talking about
erecting a wigwam in this city. This
is a pure waste of energy. Are there
not already thirty saloonsP-Citizen.
George B. Barber, of Lincoln
county, has been appointed district
attorney in the southeastern district
to fill the vacancy caused by the res
ignation of Mr.. Hawkins.
The irrigation convention to be
held at Las Vegas, is one of much
Importance to the entire western
country, and every man who secures
an appointment as delegate, should
make it point to be there.-Socorro
Advertiser.
The Santa Fe Climatic Cure asso-
citation has been organized this week
under promising auspices. One of
its aims is a tent tour through the
mountains for the benefit of con-
sumptives. A. full account of the
organization and it plans will prob
ably appeor in the next number of
this paper.
Tony Neis is up from Cerrillos to-
day. He says one can place his ear
to the ground and hear the distant
rumble of the spring boom. The A.,
T. 81 S. f. has commenced negotia-
tions for additional yard room, and
word from Las Vegas is to the eff.
feet that Contractor James Duncan
is getting ready to begin grading on
the Cerrillos-San Pedro railroad
New Mexican.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-02-23
HILL IN THE LEAD.

ALBANY, N. Y, Feb. 22.-"It is
Hill or bust" At least that seemed
to be the sentiment of nine-tenths of
the delegates to the Democratic state
convention which was called to order
shortly after l o'clock at the Grand
Opera house by the Hon. Edward
Murphy, of Troy, chairman of the
state committee. There are less
than twenty supporters for Cleve'
land in the body. That the dele
gates TO the national convention will
be instructed for Senator Hill is a
foregone conclusion, but if it is pro-
posed to adopt cast iron instruction
that he is to be voted for first, last
and all the time, it is doubtful
whether the senator's friends will be
strong enough to have their way
Talks with large number of dele
gates this morning indicate that they
are simply in favor of naming the
senator as the choice of the state fol
president, but unwilling to go farther
The slate for delegates at large
comprises Lieut.. Gov. Sheenan,
Hugh Mclaughlin, w. Burke Coch'
ran and Edward Murphy, jr. The
committee appointed at the recent
anti-Hill demonstration New York
will be given aprotest this afternoon
but the document will simply be
placed on file.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-02-23
CASINO BALL.

The ladies of the Casino hispano
Americana gave leap year ball al
their rooms last night, which wal
we'll attended and thoroughly en-
joyed by all. The ladies present
were Mesdames K. @. de Baca, E.
Baca, S. de Cordovs, 9. Romero, r.
Esquibel, A. Cajal, r. Martin, Ellis
wort, Lucero, B. Romero, f. Rome
70, Morrison, A. Gonzales, Delgado,
Henriquez; Misses s. Esquibel, A.
Ro4aeesg. Rodrigo, b. Bernard, E
Bernse Romero. L. Romero, r.
Ellsworth, Henriquez, @. Hernandez
Messrs. E. c. de Baca, DR.. ,Mfbsnn.
F. Baca, S. de Cordova, G. Romero,
r. Esquibel, A. Cajal, L. Martin, A.
@. de Baca, A. Delgado, f. Romero,
b. Romero, F. Romero, Major Nor
rison, Drs. Upton and Henriquez,
Delgado, S. Romero, G. Romero, A,
Lucero, j. Ortiz, B. Lucero, J. Ellis.
worth and V. Baca.
The ladies were dressed in very
tasty costumes.
DIR. Upton M. @. de Baca and
Tony Cajal were the bellies of the
evening.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-02-23

The visit of some of the members
of the Las Vegas Rod and Gun club
to the Socorro shooting match
was success. They report rat
Ting good time and arrived home
all safe and sound, having won their
full proportion of prizes. Arthur
Jilson beat Mr.. BahneY on the live
bird shooting and feels very good
over it.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-02-23
ORE IMPORTS.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 22.-During
the past three months of 1891, S,S02,-
992 pounds of silver-lead ore was ex.
ported to the United States from the
state of Sonora, Mexico. The pro
dactlon of gold in Mexico has in.
creased from $l,lOO,oOo during the
fiscal year ls69-ol. During the same
period the silver output has increased
from SAL, 100000 to $4,000, 900
Since 1877 the gold production OF
Mexico aggregates $ls,s39.ooo, and
the silver production $42s, ,645,OoO.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-02-23
A NEW CONTRIBUTION.

DENVER, Feb. 22.-An old aban-
doned camp called Carnero, which is
situated about twenty miles north of
Del Norte, is the latest contributor
in the way of mineral strikes. A re-
port from there today says that an
eight-foot body of gold and silver
ore, assaying from $500 to $4Oo per
ton, has been discovered. A town
site is being surveyed, and prospec-
tors are going in at a heavy rate.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-02-23

At the recent meeting of the Max
we'll Land Grant Co., in New York
city, Mr.. Masterson resigned the
presidency and Hon. Frank Springer
was elected in his place. There is
no one better posted on the manage
ment of this graat corporation than
Mr.. Springer, and there is no doubt
but the company now will be man
aged in a successful manner.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-02-23
THE MASQUERADE.

Inc. HOOK % IadOer OOb. MAS
querade ball was Great success,
over 500 spectators werePresent and
sixty couples OF varigated mysteries
whirled in the mazes of the dance.
The boulevards of Paris and the
Hyde Park, London, never looked
brighter. To the lady who so clever
ly represented the FREE Press we
give our thanks.
The principal objects of our ad-
miration was the bed quilt costume
with two yards of muslin attached,
F. I. Dufin's magnificent display Of
scientific tumbling, and the stage
which was tastefully decorated and
illuminated with colored lanterns.
We extend our warmest sympathy
to the wearied tourist who had his
valise robbed, to the lady who lost
her head gear, and TO the lady who
carried the painted bouquet.
Our thanks, and that of the public
to the committees of arrangements
and reception, and to the floor man.
ayers, Messrs. Sol Rosenthal, f.
Flanley, G. Swaggert and E. York.
Prof. Miller's orchestra furnished
the melodious.
The following are some of the
costumes. We were unable to get
full list as we should liked to have
done.
Pat McElroy, chaw; Will
Kirkpatrick, woman; J r Williams,
Chinaman; Mrs Williams, chamber
maid; H Gallegos, sailor; Mr. Pugh,
railroad man; Fred Mestas, Mexi-
can; G A Moore, railroad man,
Frank Simpson, miller; Belle Lash
ley, Italian fruit girl; Mrs Norman,
Mary Queen of Scots; A f Saber,
laborer; Claude Partell, school girl;
Miss Newman, cook; Geo Priver,
lady; 9 Tyson, examiner; Billy
Reed, stars and stripes; Sig Moye,
stars and stripes; w Hoffman, Steve
Glen, Irish people; Geo Mckay,
Alex McDougal, clowns; b Brash,
fakir; p Burns, Diamond Dick; @
Closson, trappers suit; u Hallet,
sailor boy; r Mellen, clothing; f
E Dufin, Hottentot; Jake Graft;
Uncle Sam; H J Daque, policeman;
lJ w Shausver, railroad man;
S Lashley, female; J M Nc
Dougall, Sitting Bull; Mrs J
M McDougall, Gypsy queen; c Ma
thina, painter; Louis Ilfeld, clown;
Mrs Chapman, Swiss; Mrs McCutch-
con, black diamond; A Menett,
woman; Ellen and Bessie Green,
Turkish twins; w Aragon,J Aragon.
Jas Brown, Mrs Brown, French pea
SAINTS; John Booth, woman; Trad
Cochran, girl; J N Strausner, Turk;
Mrs A Lemann, F w Fleck, peas
ants; w w Cullen, musician; II
Heck, brewer; H Bisman, L Stone
road, E Robinson, girls; P Murphy
policeman, Sol Rosenthal, Jasper de
Smythe.
The children enjoyed themselves
immensely.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-02-23
HEALTH RESORT PAMPHLET.

DIR. Cunningham has received a
package of the pamphlets gotten up
by the American Health Resort AS
sociation. 1t is 4s page pamphlet,
on fine paper, finely illustrated, al
most entirely devoted to New Mexico
aud her advantages as health seek
ers' country. Las Vegas receives
her share of attention in it and is
well written up. 1t has one article
from the pen of DIR. Atkins to med
ical Journal, and a letter from DIR.
Cunningham, both giving their
ideas and suggestions to persons
about to come here for their health.
1t is pamphlet that certainly will do
the territory great good. If we re-
member correctly, Dr. Duncan stated
there would be 100000 copies printed,
Special meeting of the Royal Arch
Chapter tonight.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-02-23
LATE NEWS.
COTTON PROSPECTS,.

ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, Feb. 29.-The
Globe-Democrat this morning prints
a page of letters from correspondents
throughout the cotton belt in reply
to inquiries as to what the prospects
for the acreage of 1892 is at present.
The result of these inquiries show
that the losses for 1891 have been
heavy.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-02-23

When the train that arrived here
at 7:45 this morning left El I'aso the
newsboy was not feeling very WELL
but doctor there said he had chick
en- pox; at San Marcial another said
the same; but the train men were moi
quite satisfied, and had another doc
tor examine him at Cerrillos, who
pronounced it small pox. The party
was taken off at Lamy and left with
family there who have all had it
The train men all started off looking
for doctors and "points" as soon as
they got into town.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-02-23

The Springer Stockman gives
Chris Sellman a good send-off as one
of the live men of Las Vegas, and
says he is farthest from the dead line
of anyone here. 1t says Springer
has no such live man and feels bad
over the fact.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-02-23
MINES SOLD.

OURAY, Colo, Feb. 92.-The Sill
yer King group Of mines, which in
cludes the Silver King, Lady Helen
Bonanza Boy, Marchie and Marchie
No. 2, have been sold to Chicago
syndicate of Chicago capitalists.
The purchase price is not known,
but the capitalization of the stock is
&44o,ooo, $4,000 of which has been
paid for development work.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-02-23
QUESTIONS.

Did you see Sitting Bull shake
hands with Uncle Sam?
Did you see the brewer bribe the
policeman
Where did you get that hatP
Who loaned you that phizH
Wasn't you afraid of losing your
hair?
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-02-23

Judge Thomas has granted a de-
cree of divorce to Mrs. James G.
Blame, Jr., with custody of the child,
$1,000 to pay expenses of suit and
800 per month as permanent ali
mony.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-02-23

Mrs. Ruby and daughter leave to-
night for San Diego to take up their
residence there.
The Eagle clothing company will
open the first of March.
M. d. Lincoln, of Pinos Wells, ar
rived yesterday.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-02-23

South bound passenger trains are
on time.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-02-23

Special meeting Of the Royal Arch
Chapter tonight.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-11-02
THE c. & 0. CANAL.
THE OLD WATERWAY IN GOOD CON-
DITlON.
MORE THAN TWO HuNDR.D noArs
NOW RUNNING WITH PULL
oAR0OKs.

The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Il
said to Be now ia better condition than
Il ever has been since ii was originally
built. Notwithstanding the exceeding
dry weather and scarcity Of water, il
has been in good navigable condition
and over two hundred boats are rum
ming with full cargoes Of coal. The
dealers at Williamsport have been re-
ceiying over three hundred tons Of coal
daily almost all Of which was trans
ported over theWastern Maryland Rail-
road and the Cumberland Valley to
various points in Maryland and Penn
sylvania, and during the month Of
November Il IL expected the business
Of Williamsport will average four hum
bred tons daily. The tolls paid at
that place will amount to nearly 81
900 per month. The transportation
on the whole canal has been very
active and a large number Of boats
are now being built so that lis expect
ed the spring Of 1893 will SEQ 800 boats
running on the canal.
The management intends during the
winter to put all the locks along the
entire canal in excellent order The
present indications are that the old
ditch has received new life and that
| it Is here to stay.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-11-02
VIRGINIA nrGlsTnarToN,

The gain BY the recent registration
in Lynchburg, Va, Is 4O4, mostly
white voters. The registration IN
Richmond was the largest ii the his
tory Of the city. and ii is estimated
that the democratic gain Saturday is
not less than 5000, as against not over
1000 for the republicans, counting
every colored vote for that party. In
Roanoke the registration foots up s.
$50. an increase Of / ,430 since the May
election. OF the voters registered A.
24O arc white and lilo colored. Re-
ports from other cities and towns indi-s
cate large gains for the whites in reg
istration.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-11-02
NOT ALL DEAD VET.

That the FOOLS are not all dead has
again been verified. In New York city
tho other day man and woman made
. match to see which could play the
piano the longest, the stake being
5000. The woman, who is from the
wild and woody West. had previously
played for ten hours without stopping.
In this contest she was Yanquished,
the man playing continuously for seven
teen hours, just eight minutes longer
than the woman, who fell from her
seat in faint. II is said her fingers
and wrists were badly swollen, but
that her opponent felt no III effects.
The man now calls himself s.the cham
|piop leag distance nisno player n TIE
world.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-11-02

Another packed house at the Biiou
last nightagain attested the popularity
of those two charmingly unctious speci-
mons Of humoristic individuality called
"rhe Two Old Cronies, 2 and, needless
to say, better pleased audience has
never assembled In this favorite resort.
John B. Wills Ii comedian Of rare
merit, and he has future before him
Of the brightest kind Of success. His
humor Is Of that quaint order and nat
ural righteousness that provokes spon-
taneous response from an audience
without seeming effart. Monte
Collins Il another of tho same order,
although possessing different elements
in the production Of his work. Still it
Is seen that master hand IS ut the
helm, guiding the boat that is laden
with fun to the shores successfully
His makeup III the second act is d
sight not to be forgotten. II Is study
in the ludierous. Norma Wills is still
q creature Of beauty and q joy forever,
and always favorite in Nashville.
Miss Marshall must not be forgotten,
nor Violet ST. Clair and Lottie
Forbes, nor Harrigan, and juggler.
whose feats Of Juggling touch on the
remarkable. Big businesswill without
doubt be the orderof the week during
the "Cronies engagement. Matinees
Thursday and Saturday. Nashville
Tenn. All Martin ST. Opera House
Nov. 4.