davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-05

During the popnlar excitement and riot.
ous demonstration Ia Russia growing out
Of the outbreak Of cholera, prieas at Sar.
atoif was attacked by O mob A man had
shouted upon seeing him. '"rherc's the
MAN that soized mo and buried nus alive
I've only this instant escaped from the
grave that he put me in.n The excited
people, thoroughly convinced that there
was q mnrderous conspiracy against them,
rushed upon she priest With cries which
showed their determination 70 put him "a
death. The priest folded his arms aud
smiled lyon have just como out OF the
grave, you say" no called 70 the man.
"Aye, chat have" "Tbeu how,' asked
the priest, docs q happen that you've had
time 10 Rct drunk alreadyy' And n was
found that The mans breath smellod Of
liquor, she laugh was turned upon him,
aud che crowd ieft one priest numoiested.
Manchester Times.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-05

wedding, with dash of romance to
p IL, took place 90 the residence Of
FNs Matkin ia East Belknap street,
esenlng at 3 O'clock.
Psi fnir bride, and truly Is she fair
,afe upon, was Miss Ollie Matkin, the
ef of the hoHi. aud the groom a pros
ln young business man of WaXa-
rM' j. H, Ragand
Few weeks ago Miss Matkiu was
E pn a visit, and poured her tale of
Z, into the ears OF sympatmzing
lher. She returned 20 her home at
as whore MIR Ragland. nj TINT time.
g me parental objection and the
ilplllties Of necessary elopement
e discussed, and the reluctant consent
fhe maiden fair obtained TO this ex-
10 meGmire
londey Miss Mntlin came up here
~, on q visit 10 her sick sistcr-in-layy.
Mr Raglund very promptly t0ck adj
tasc OF the golden opportunity. All
fetNils were arranged. the consent Of
v Ollie was gained Tuesday. and lnst
a the happy groom arrived, was driv-
"a Mr. Matthias residence. ana speed
Rev. Mr. McBee reed the beautiful
Phase service OF the Episcopal church
made those two man and wife.
Dc only ohiartinn made 10 the mar
d by Mr.. Alatlliu. senior, was this
the last of his children under tie pa-
|al root-tree, dis last was the fowar
be flock. the one whom be cherished
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-05

II scoms 20 be recognized rule that
girls from two 10 EIGHT shall wear long
dress skirts. Above that axe they nre worn
short 70 the knees, or just below, until
twelve, whom they are again heightened.
AZ sixteen thcy roach noarly 10 iho floor.
Glrls OF twelve atill wear their dresses fas-
tened in the back lftall forthnt age tho
dress skirt may reach 10 the shoe top
Among sensible people comfortable dresses
which give full play TO all the muscles and
allow 81 the fullest Development Of tho ~
IRE are considered IN FAR better taste than
those which arc tightly fitted, perhaps
over corssts All wool undergRrments,
continuous from tho neck TO the ieo,. are
essential for Lsslth Physicians now nfo
very apt also TO recommend all wool night
robes 70 take the place Of those during She
day. the change from wcol 70 oosson being
considered too great Exchange.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-05
MIR. POTTER OF TENAS' TO
NIGHT.

Mr.. A. G. Gunters decentralization OF
his novel Mr. Potter on IeSus VIII be
produced ut Grecnwulls opera house to-.
night, tomorrow matinee and tomorrow
night. Tho Philadelphia North Amer
lean says:
Mr.. a. q. Guntcr's dramutization VI his
much-regd novel Mr. Potter of IeyHs."
was produced last night before an uu-
dlence which filed the Park tbeatcr 'fhe
play has been seen hero several times be.
fore, but never hns it fren presented by
more capable company or with more
attention TO scienUc effects and pretty
COSTUMES. Mr. Henry Weaver, ~. iul-
per8onatod the boisterous Texan, and his
work WAS admirable, as was, Ia fact.
That of every member of the cast Miss
Stella BonifGcc, as Lady Sarah Annerly,
proved herself 20 be a clever and intcll-
gent actress. ns did Miss Georgia Murray
Bu5by, as MIR. pOttcr's daughter. Miss
Mile Cecil James. n charming and grace
tnl little lady, makes the most of q small
lngenue part, Mr. Hugh Gibson. Mr.
Harry Brinsley, Mr.. Charles IT, Tinrny,
MIR. John u. Bynes and Mr.. Guy Mich.
OILS all did we'll In short, "Mr Potter
Of Texas repeated its former triumphs
Ia this city last night nnd this weeks
run should be an especially prosperous
one.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-05
A MrSICAL RENEFIr

A. +. Brandt, who was burned out in
the Gre on Main street last Friday night,
Is the recipient of the kindness of his
friends. who are &C work 10 get up an
entertainment for his benefit. Next Sun
day evening they win give a concert nc
the peutsoher-Neroin hail. corner Fonr-
teeuth aud Houston. There will be "a full
orchestra and excellent music After the
concert a sOcinl dance viii be INDUCED
in by those who are fond of that annse-
ment, Everybody Is invited.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-05
lovely woman "a a'fmmy Creature,


Woman 80 funny creature ,sn't shep
She delights in something thar protuuds u
be something 10 isn't, aud the grcuter tho
proisuso the MORE charm 10 has for her a
folding bed tiint looks like mantel, q
pookotkuiio that resembles a silver nail or
a l0copin that locke precisely Ikea potato
bug brings jog toh her hear.
She Keeps her stampn 10 n miniature
silver clgur box and her & work ia
smnll slsod, bcrlbboned ohaL. bgnc bauket,
and u ticAlcg her almost TO death TO be
able TO extract pack OF cards from the
covers oi prayer book. She thinks n gold
broom makes the "cutcstn brooch and 70
De able 20 eat her chocolates from box
that bears a Startling resemblance 70
turtle or cabbage or water
melon affords lcr unmitightcd Joy. She
pays any number u good dollars 20 obtain
one that viii opon aud disclose her own
pretty face FOR Reggie 20 gaze upon. Yea
% must be confessed, a woman has heart
thar yenrns over mysteries II she doci
not Indulge in thu dark lntrigues Of the
Middle Ages, sim She practices her small
doceits. " no other victim s. willing she
fools herself Detroit Tribune
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-05
Is TEIERE No AID1

Recent mention was made of the sad
condition Of Distress In which the family
of a Mr.. Bridges, Wost Seventh aud
Lexington streets. was found by the
police. Some efforts for the alienation
OF these was made by the officers 4
few days ago the sick husband and father
died and wac inferred at the expense
of the county, and now officer Landgroyc
reports that the mother herself sick.
and the children are In absolute want,
suffering for a lack OF the barest neces-
rs be has exhausted All OF his resources
OF aid
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-05
nInnnrlnr . nnshnna.

We hear great deal nowadays about
the management OF husbands, ard tho
matter IS discussed as n, like embalming
the dead, u was one of the lost arts. But
/ notice that the women who are agifatiDR
the question are not the gentlewomen OF
this country. No, ny positive friend, you
whowill rise at this aud say that these othm
women are under the subsection OF tbeii
husbands and are afraid 10 spcak-this II
no; So These women have found q warm
and tender place Ia the hearts OF theli
mankind. They have found the secret Of
managing husband, aud you have nct
Pirate an you like, 9gitatc an you wish
al club meetings and az womep's gather
ings, hut tho secret win not thus be found
The place 10 learn how to manage a has
band p not az the meeting Of your club,
but IN your home, AZ the side Of your bus
band aud with your children. that's the
Old fashioned idea, said positive woman
contemptuously 20 mc the other day. Yes,
thank God Il ls my frlcud. and Il would
be better Tor The happiness OF hundreds o.
women today II they would be llltle
more old fashioned In this respect I'D
ward w Box iu Ladies' Home Journal.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-05
HING n1ir rn nRY

Three Of the men who were discharged
from the packing house nc the time of
the shutdown. having nothing elsc TO
do. and tired of carrying around thcir
wages, made up their minds 10 make
raid on Mr.. Carson's chickens They
jumped the fence and climbed tree TO
plucl; the pullctg from the roost, when
Mr.. Carson hearing a noise, came out
aud gave chase. Two Of them jumped
the fence with the agility Of deer and
made tracks in double quick time. When
last seen they were about two miles of
and still going But the third was not
so fortunate. Ills unmentionahlcs be-
came impaled on one Of the sharp pick
cts. and lac hung In the Tense, face down
ward; unable 20 extricate himself, Mr.
Carson took pity on the fellow and gave
him "A bed
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-05
what ns,onrch SNOW.

By the patient archaeological fesearth
carried on BY one woman Il has bees
proved tor The qualification Of ~ women.
tnat tno bliurcafed uether garment sup.
posed 10 be specially distinctive Of the mas.
cuiine toilet rightly belongs d The flmi.
nine dress. The women 81 Judah lt reoiss,
were tho FIRST wearera Of tie garment h
bturcated form, aud man, percsiyine tho
convenience and comfort " thisnlficlo Il
dress evolved by The superior inSclliaoeeo
ofwoman, appropriated abe same for Als
own use aud deemed bis womank md 70
.cncunlher fhelF limbs With flowing fonss.
which render it impossible tor them h
core wlth tasn IN the useful agocail9aa
New Rerk asp
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-05
PERSONAL

G. w. Oliver. representing the Swift
Packing company, ~ 10 the city.
Horace Terrell, 4 leading citizen 81
Raneer brother Of LAWYER Bon Terrell
Of Fort Worth, Is Ia tho city visiting
hienla
Paul Erb WIS over from Dallas yester-
day to sec tho city
g. koykiu Of Dallas came over TO
Fort Worth yesterday
J. J. Parker and w. J. Lgles. profni.
neuf citizens Of Brownwood, are al tDs
rickwcls.
10 W. Dunn, IN advance Of FRANK
Daniels Comedy company, Is AZ the Man
sion.
Colonel Thomas H. Durham of Long
view. q prominent humber uiaher of Enst-
ern Texas, was Ia the cil3 last n:gl.t.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-05
nsran Afler sns va Thlrtr.

One OF the best known portrait painters
Of Boston is Mrs 'Ph0he jerks who wa
past thirty years Of age before she discoy
cred that she mad either decided taste OF
talent Tor painting in her husbandii
studio she brcathad the Intoxicating ari
atmosphere, sketched litue, studied
painting, but never attempted anything
herself until one day, trying 70 Feproduc,
a bunch Of nowers that bad pleased her
she succeeded 50 well that ari has found il
her most successful As well as dey0i ed
disciple, an Of which Is encouraging 10
the hundreds Of women who were. as they
say, born too soon, and ara thus without
aim or occupation 10 world 30 full Of op
pvftunity tor womaEkind-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-05
Dissolution NOTICE.

The copartnorship heretofore existing
between Furts Field and Duringcr was
dissolved on the 1sl inst. by mutual con.
sent.
DR.. w. +. Burts win ia the future be
associnied with his son, Or. Finley Burts.
aud VIII have his office on the northeast
corner OF Houston aud Second streets up
stairs
Dre, Feild and Dunneer win continue
az me Old stand. 8l1 Main street
W. III. Field, Esq, viii be 9lypn CHARGE
Of the books and accounts due the Grni
for settlement aud all parties knowing
themselves indebted 90 them VIII confer
a great favor BY calling upon or carres.
pond'ng With him al "a Main street.
and settling same az their earliest con.
Yenieuce. w. T. Bl'RTS,
u r. FIELD,
w. a. DuRINQER.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-05
rur uARnRnYn cAsEs-

The condition Of George tlargrove Is
growing daily. almost hourly worsc,he has
abandoned an hope of restoration 60
health and fingers on expecting rs the
inevitable end an early end of his life.
Persistent nausea. functional derange-
ment, restlessness, ana thr pain. cnn-
slant except when narCotized. are rapidly
sappug Hnrgroves vitality
The grand jury Is at work ON these
cases aud anticipating bin being re-
turned by that body today. the attorneys
will sue ont n writ of habcas carpus
in Walker Hargroye's case next Tuesday
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-05
American Women Noed No I.a,fll.h Ad,lo,


Jessie Bartlett Davis Is American 60 the
core. Quite naturally therefore, she does
not take kindly 70 advice from English
women.
The idea" lhc sald tho other day, "of
Mrs. Kendall coming over here and telling
as American WUfhtn how ~ treat our huf.
bandHi ia Ike AIRS. Kendall 10 understand
that American Women are the best wives
the world knows 10Y thing about"
Mrs Davis was making up Tor her part
ia Robin Hood" ,w she made this yigur-
our declaration, and she daDbed gu q little
more rouge as She spoke.
Guess my husband aud know how 70
get along without English women's help.
We dont 20 about telling how we can't DO
separated, but-~wu're all rghtW and Mrs
Davis trilled few passages Ia her deepest
tOycs..-NrW York Recorder.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-05
NEW ORLEANS RAcrs.

New Orleans, Jan 4-First race Five
furlongs. Long Brock. first; Yirdn. ser-
ond; Miss Francis, thirl. time .OG IL.
Second race Six furongs; 'fhe Judge,
FIRST; Little Addie second; Wntauga,
third; time 1.22 ID
Third race Five aud a hnlf fnrlongs:
John Orr first; Calls, second; Hoodoo,
third; time, 40 Ia
Fourth race One mile: Alphoneo. first;
Bessie second; Gouarms third; time.
.53
Fifth race- Handicap. scvcn fnrlougs.
Bonnie Byrd, first Pekin. second; Quar-.
ter Deck, third; time, lA7 H.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-05
TROUBLE LOOKED FoR
Between tho Reading Officials and Their Eua.
nears and EIremen.

Pottsyillc, PA, Jan 4-rhe trouble
threatened between the Reading railroad
aud those Of its engineers aud iirpmen,
who belong TO the brotherhood orgoniza-
ton has broke out again. The patch up
OF trouble last fan was only temporarily
aud the Reading management b. cvi-
IDENTITY preparing for struggle In the
near future.
The brotherhood mon openly assert
they nic aware the company Is preparing
90 order Thorn TO leave their associations
or the cOmpnny'H employ and that the
battle will soon bc declared on.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-05
ARLINGTnN LocAIs.

Work began on the bank building day
before yesterday. IL will be Of brick.
AZ a meeting yesterday afternoon an
organization was effected rs follows: a.
j. Rogers, president; Frank Mcknight.
vice-prcgdcnt. and r. Il. Davis, CASH
Knight, H. II. Davis and w. t. FL
liot.
lint Harrison killed hog this week
that weighed T23 pounds ne,.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-05

Bishop Keys address on the difficulties
in The way of evaugelizing China shovel
much thought and clear understanding
Of the situation. He represented the OBJ
stacics as numerous, but expressed n
firm faith In The ultimate triumph Of the
gospel Tonight Judge y. A. Stcdman
viii speak on "l'he Spirit In Which Mis-
sion Work Should be Undertaken"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-05

quarters IN New Orleans. died here thll
morning after "a lingering uluean ncccaHod
WIS Formerly 90 Nebraska whore ne
wua prominent ln pbliuCa. serving several
term in tho state senate na % Republican.
lie WAS A. ycnfg OF age and leaves "a
family
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-05
a STOLEN VALIsE.

Tuesday night one OF the night hawks
who linEpr about thr waiting room of
tie Union Depot stole vnlse from
a stranger named Williams from Okla
homa, who was waiting for a morning
train. There Is no Glow and the robbed
stranger was compelled 70 go on his wny.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-05
BuRcB AND NfyrR no FTqHT

New York, Jan 4.-Whilc Il Is inn
probable tint Dick Burge aud Jaok No
Aulfie will fight IN New Orleans II ~
said that Billy Mycr aud the Enhishmau
win come together before the above club
IN a short time Negotiations ARE now
Ia progress 20 match lhc two
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-05

Al the motions and sensations 81 the
various parts Of The body are represented
IL the soztace Of tbs bfain ~ on Zap.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-05
rNsTALLArToN PROGRAM.

The invalotion ~ officers Of tho Rail
way Frutcrnnl Beneficial association for
the coming ycar win take place this
evening nc 8 o'clocl. AZ the Knights Of
Honor hall, corner Of Secoad aud Hous-
ton streets
nuriro the evening the following pro
gram viii be carried ont
Opening ode America.
Installation of officers by Supreme
Lodge Representative A. II. Hall
Qnurtettc-M MFR. and Mrs. j. NJ. Cum
mngs. Prof and Mrs. 4. Il. Graham.
Mandolin club
Reading Mrs. Walter J. Want
Recess.
Address by Or. Ridgcway.
Piano solo--Miss l.. H. Knot of Nash
Vile. Tenn.
Duet Mrs. u u Cummings and Mrs.
II. u Graham
Pot Pourr-Home Sweet Home.
The public is cordially invited
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-05
D. ?. NnMno,In nrAn

San Aufonia, Tex Jan i--lSpceiai.l ~
imnisratoa fer this District Nilh head
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-05

st. Petersburg. Jan. A. Dlspatch from
Petcbiza on tie Dnciper says fiiNen
men were killed by d mine explosion
there yesterday. lOuE men severely to-
lnrea were brought Up shortly after the
explosion.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-05
CATTLE CHATTER -PERsONAL

J. III. Cage, the wen known Stephen
Vile cowman, marketed two cars of fat
cows yesterday.
George W. Breedloye OF Fisher county
has gone South on the Santa Ic.
Marion SAMPSON, an AlrQrado cattle
man, is In Fort Worth.
A. s. BARLOW marketed a car of fine
cattle yesterday.
j. w. Corn Of Bear creek shipped out
a ear OF cattle 10 Harwed yesterday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-05
ONE OF T4E oALroNs
Stepped oui Of the Guthrie, o. L. lail and
Esoapsd.

Guthrie, o. r., JAN Ellsworth
Wyatt, one Of the Dalton gang. recently
captured in Indiana, escaped from the
jail here last evening The Salvation
Army was given permission 40 hold SER
vices In tho jail aud while the services
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-05
a I.L.lgrTRE RECIrAI.-

For the benefit of the Associated Char
ihes, on Jan ~ ut Greedwalls Opera
House. Llder Baxter Perry will give
what be styles lecture recital. IL Isl
q unique combination Of q piano recital
and n lecture on the composition. The
method NJ employees Is e. prcface each
number Of q carcfully-selected pianoforle
program with a brief verbal analysis,
calling attention 70 its origin, form,
tanned is. 60 render each composition I'M
telligihle and consequently enjoyable 10
every listener. even to those who have not
the least technical training In the art.
10 Is q good opportunity Of becoming bot
ter acquainted with the masterpieces of
the great tone poets thus presented.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-05
THr snoTarN poLIcY-


At the council meeting last night, y.
l.. Thielmnn presented a petition asking
that he be given the exclusive right TO
sell the refuse from the city dumping
grounds II was referred. but before this
Thielmans mode running the dumping
grounds Mayor Paddock remarking. Il
think he needs regulating. We do not
propose 20 have any shotgun policy IN
this city government, unless / am % do
the shotgun act If q complaint Is not
made against ,hDt man by tomorrow
morning, ! win feel IL my duty to make
one myself
Naturally this excited inquiry, and IL
seems that some time since n negro De-
posted some fresh bones on the city
dumping grounds. that they might re-
main there until they could be handled
without onense and hc In a condition TO
sell as old bones.
Monday the dgrkey went 70 get bis
bleachcd houos but he found Thielmnn
was monarch Of that part Of the city
property he surveyed, and there, shot.
gun IN hand he disputed the right Of
The negro 10 his own bone property An
attempt on the dnrkey's part was met
with n threatening demonstration, and
the col0red brother decided IL WIS much
better "a let his old bones remuin where
they were than 90 leave his own bones
on the dumping ground.
lie returned 20 the city. reported the
matter 90 The mayor, and hence Cautain
pnddork's worry cXcusghle Indignation
when City Scavonger Thielmnn came be-
fore the board Of aldermen as he did.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-05

Tho latcsi holiday novelty Is Derby
hat Which contains . cigar rack
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-05
~ ANToNIo nEaIsTnATIoN.

San Antonio, Tex, Jan 4 -(SpccinlJ
Two days registration for the civ elee-
ton Ia February foots up 7l6
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-05
10 ADVERTIsING PATRONS

The Gazette Is closing its books for
1892 and desires settlement Of All bills
due for advertising done in 1892 Ater
jan. J., no advertising win be printed
done prior 20 December 1892 unless
the cash accompanies the order.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-05
FOREIGN MISSIONS.

The services at the First Alethodist
church last night were very interesting.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-01
STAGE GLiNTS.


A. G. Henderson has signed with "Mr.
Potter of Texas"
Will Norman has sold his play called
"Love on Castle Frank" to Charles Ross.
May Wheeler has Joined "The Land of
the Midnight Sun" to play Mazda Matt
land.
Charles T. Vincent's play, "Old Clio
ry," is underlined for production in JAN
uary.
Joseph Menley is at work on a new
comedy-drama called "Two Country
Boys"
Robert Griffin Morris is to have his
comedy called "King Pin" brought out
by Philadelphia syndicate.
Haddon Chambers expects to come to
America this season as soon as his new
play has been brought out in London.
Gus Heege's new piece, entitled crush
City," is to be produced in January.
The piece is announced as a "spectacu-
lar farce"
Charles Fl. Hoyt has finished the last
act of "A Milk White Flag" satire on
the citizen soldiery, and it will be pro-
duced in Wilkesbarre, Pa, on Dec. 2s.
Clyde Fitch is to adapt Sardou's play,
"Mme. Sans Gene" which was recently
brought out at the Vaudeville theater of
Paris. Henry E. Abbey has secured the
American rights.
Charles Klein is at work on the libret-
to of comic opera for De Wolf Hopper.
The title of the opera is to be ''El Capi.
TAM" and the scenes are laid in Peru,
John Philip Sousa is to compose the mu-
sic.
Herbert Hall Winslow has settled
upon the title of "The Great Northwest"
for his new comedy-drama. THE Little
Spectator" new farce-comedy by Mr..
Winslow, is to be produced next season
by Eloise Willard.