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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-10-05
SPEEDY RETRLBUTION.
ThOmasyille Thieves Hoist by Their
Stolen Petard.

4 special from Townsville, Ga,
to The Morning News says About
week ago the store of Jim Rushin
Of Metcalt. Ca, in this county, was
burglarized and quantity of plum
der secured by the thieves. The
officers have been on the lookout for
the criminals.
An unexpected catastrophe has
resulted in their capture and confess.
ion. They proved to be two ne
groes, Shad Lee, who was convicted
of cow stealing week ago, and se>,
cured his release by Frank Munro
paying his fine of s31, and Gus
Alexander, who is an ex-convict.
They met last night at Shad Lees
house on the Monroe plantation to
divide the booty, among which was
a twenty-fve-pound can of powder.
In dividing the powder some was
spilled Oh the floor.
Shad threw a, spoonful OF this into
the fire, which flashed and set off
the rest on the floor. This in turn
caused the can 10 explode, which
demolished the house and dreadfully
mangled the two thieves.
The roof and one side of the house
was blown entirely away. A shots
gun lying near was also discharged,
the load taking effect in the leg Of
Shad's wife. Gus Alexander was
put IN Jail, but he will probably die.
Shad Lee is at home in charge of a
bailiff, being too ill to move. He is
expected 60 die today.
There were eight pistols stolen, a
rifle and double barreled shotgun in
the house.
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UNION CHAPEL.

Indian Summer, in full feather, is here
and can be seen in all its glory and en-
ioyed TO the full without the cost of q
round>trip ticket to the Worlds Fair,
with which. by the way. the railroad offic
ials have very strangely. forgotten to sup'
ply the residents Of this suburb, and will
probably not think of it until ''the day
after the lair"
A Junesapplsstree on Miss Maria IT.
wins place has beaten its own record and
all the others, hereabout, by bearing q
second crop Of apples, which are now fully
ripe upon the tree. How is that tor this
climate?
Mrs. Hebert who has been spending the
summer at Mrs. Bntler's with the hope
of regaining her health, returned with her
daughter, Mrs. Saunders to Atlanta last
week. Health came not at her bidding
and her medical attendants regard her
condition as very critical. We hope they
may succeed in mastering the disease, but
the issues of life and death are not altogeth>
er in their hands.
Mr.. Frank Manning has returned from
Canton, having given up the banking bus>
mess there for the present, but he is build
ing bank here. q bank of cotton seeds
and cotton bales around his fathers gin.
Franks cheerful voice can be heard now,
daily, adding tenor to the music of the
cotton gin.
There's great scarcity of news here
just now. and even gossip is at premium
In cotton picking season.
Some one said that a mad dog went
through this settlement last week, but
have not learned what he was mad about
Probably about the "great stringency" in
the meat market We do not think he bit
anything here. Its about all any of us
can do to find something to bite now.
But there's good time coming.
FARMER BEACH.
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a MILLION FRIENnS

A friend in need is friend indeed, and
not less than one million people have
found Just such friend in DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs, and
Colds. If you have never used this Great
Cough Medicine, one trial will convince
you that it has wonderful curative powers
in all diseases of Throat, Chest and Lungs.
Each bottle is guaranteed to do all that is
claimed or money will be refunded. Trial
bottles free at j. d. Malone's Drug Store
Large bottles SOC. and $l.00.
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DESERVING PRAISE.

We desire to say to our citizens, that for
years we have been selling DIR. King New
Discovery for Consumption, DR.. Kings
New Life Pills, Bucklen's Arnica Salve
and Electric Bitters, and have never ham
died remedies that sell as we'll or that have
given such universal satisfaction. We do
not hesitate to guarantee them every time,
and we stand ready to refund the purchase
price, il satisfactory results do not follow
their use. These remedies have won their
great popularity purely on their merits.
J. D. Malone, Druggist.
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS,
MARIETTA. GK Oct. 2nd.

MARIETTA, OK, Oct. End, 1893.
Regular meeting of Council. Present,
T. W. Glover, Mayor, and full board OF
Aldermen, except Aid. Boone.
Minutes of last meeting read and app
proved.
Council ordered voucher issued to COR
rect an erroneous assessment of Mr.. r. De
T. Lawrence's personal property.
On motion CT Aid Brumby, Mayor and
Council decided TO 90 with DIR. II. V.
Reynolds to investigate what, If any,
damage done to his property known as the
Gable place by the city using part of it as
q street.
Aid. Brumby offered the following
which was adopted
Resolved, That the Clerk of the Council
be instructed to prepare and present to
this body at the next meeting of Council
full detailed report of all money of every
kind received by city, including amount
received from the OLD Council, and also let
the report show what amounts have been
spent by the city in the various departs
ments.
CLERKS REPORT.
Cash Received Of
Dan Black on restaurant license s 325
Lou Teasley on g &c 500
Property tax collected sos II
Street 9 IL 90
$500 SO
OF the above | hold city Treasures res
ceipt. for 1926 40 and School Board Treas
urer's receipt for 1904 81. Total $500 96.
have also collected by work on streets
$500. r. Z. LAwHoN, Clerk
gARsHAL's REPORT.
Mayor and Council-I have made thir>
teen arrests since my last report, nine fined
fourteen dollars and fifty cents Four
fined cost, six paid in cash nine dollars.
one two dollars worked out. one one dollar
served in callaboose. D. B. PARKS, JR.
SECTIONS REPORT for month ending
October 2nd, 1898, interments, whites 1,
colored 5, total 6. S. GoRHAM, Sexton.
The following accounts were approved
and vouchers ordered issued for same:
Reid & Granting. rent to Dist Aug $50 90
w E Granting, Sd quarter sally 43 70
w S n Neal, street certificates 40 80
A i Gilbert, g &c 40 so
T w Glover. Sd quarter sally 125 90
A voucher of SIS 90 each was posed up
for Bird quarter salaries of Aldermen An
derson, Brumby, Boone, Dobbs, Gilbert
and GOber.
J M Austin, Sd quarter salary IL so
r E Lawhon, Sd quarter salary
and insolvent cost Is so
D,B Parks, Jr., salary for Sept
and prisoners board. SO 90
j H Boston, services as attorney 90
J 2 Foster, street certificate q 90
r De Z Lawrence, correcting
assessment on tax % 90
4 w Moon, salary for Sept 81 so
s Gorham, g. 20 90
Council adjourned.
r. E. LAwHoN, Clerk.
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A GREAT LEADER.

We are pleased to inform you that we
have received the sole agency for Otto's
Cure, the great throat and lung healer.
Otto's Cure is the great leader of all proN
prietary preparations for the cure OF coughs,
colds, asthma, bronchitis, consumption,
etc. we will guarantee Otto's Cure to
cure you and ifyou will call at our store
weswill give you bottle of this great guar
anteed remedy free of charge. Otto s
Cure instantly relieves Group and whoop.
ing cough. Don't delay. Samples free.
Large bottles SOC. at II. NJ. Hammetts s,
sole agent.
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Rucklen's Arnica SaIva.

The Best Salve in the world for cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains
corns, and all skin eruptions and positively
cures piles, or no pay required 1t is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded Price Is cents per box,
For sale by J d Malone.
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Rev. Hugh K. Walker returned

Rev. Hugh K. Walker returned
to the city from Baltimore and Phil>
adelphia Wednesday night, and he
and his wife left for their home in
Birmingham Friday. 1t is not
probable that he will accept either
the call to Philadelphia or Balti-
more, as he is in love with his Bir-
mingham work and flock. The
Philadelphia call is a $4,000 one !;
the Baltimore a $4,000. He will
stick to his 50, 400 call because. he
believes he can do more good there:
Dalton Argus.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-10-05

Ice CREAM PARLoR.-I have nicely req
fitted my ice cream parlor and am ready
to accommodate the public to ice cream,
sherbert soda water, &c. Picnics, parties,
and weddings supplied. Orders should be
lett Saturday morning for Sunday ice
cream. Ny ice cream is made of pure
cream and favored with pure juices of
different varieties. No extracts used
Pure and fresh candies always on hand
Call at my Candy Kitchen, near the post
office W. Z. MosHER.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-10-05

For Warts Bunions and Corns,
Use only Abbott's East Indian Corn Paint
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-10-05

MARIETTA, Ga, Oct End, 1893.
Regular meeting of Council Present,
T. W. Glover, Mayor. and full board OF
Aldermen, except Aid. Boone.
Minutes of last meeting read and an
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-10-05
GEORGIA GLEANINGS.
Culled and Condensed from
Our Exchanges.
YELLOW FEVER APPEARS At ,JESUP,
Five Negroes Hung in Montgomery
County for Murder. Other Items
EOf News OF General Interest.


G. J. Warren died at Jes1p, Ca,
with yellow fever.
The Dalton Citizen printing Office
and outfit was destroyed by fire
Sunday morning.
Eighteen new cases of yellow
fever developed in Brunswick in one
day last week.
Savannah has been subscribing
$1,000 a day for the yellow fever
sufferers.
The FIVE negroes, sentenced, by
Judge Gober, to be hung in Mont
gomery county, for murder, were
hanged last Friday.
JACK MOORE, one OF Mitchell
county's best citizens, committed
suicide by cutting his throat with "a
knife. Cause, bad health.
THREE convicts escaped from the
Dade coal mines last week--B.
Horton and Josh B. Braswell, train
robbers, from Monroe county, and
Joe Simmons of Mcintosh county.
Despite business depression, en-
couraging news comes from Savan-
nah that thirty>eight vessels were
there loading or awaiting cargoes.
Eleven of them carried cotton to
foreign ports.
DR.. AMOS Fox will receive the
appointment Of postmaster at Allan
ia. Postmaster Lewis says that he
will not resign until the 21st of
December, as his time is not out
until then. @
Several days ago an angry swarm
Of bees attacked large. flock of
geese belonging to Mr.. II. G. Mitch
ell, near Americus, as we'll as every
thing else they could vent their
wrath upon. Since that time many
of the geese have died from the
stings, while all the others are to-
tally blind.
P. w. McDermed was relieved of
a 35>foot tape worm few days ago
by DR.. Blue Mountain Joe. He had
been suffering for about three years,
and had tried number o. physi>
clans, besides numerous advertised
remedies. 1t is said that when a
tape worm gets bite at DIR. Blue
Mountains mixture he Immediately
makes UT. his mind to change his
boarding house, Gainesville Eagle'
Augusta Herald; A peculiar
thing happened within the observa.
ton of grocer Radtord, who keeps
out on Picquet avenue, Friday. He
hsa just bought a lot of cabbages
and sold one of them to a colored
woman named Charlotte Campbell.
She cut it open, preparatory to
cooking it for dinner, and Inside
found a live snake of brownish color,
and about eight inches long. There
was also a small egg in the cabbage,
supposed to be snake egg, from
which another reptile would soon
hatch.
L. 2. JONES, the South Carolinian
who made VOW to stay away from
his State while Tillman was Govern.
or, has settled in Screven county,
Georgia, and further distinguished
himself by killing his neighbor,
Henry Edmunds. Both laid claim
to bench-legged fee, quarreled
over it, and as Edmunds drove away,
Jones sent after him fatal bullet.
The coroner's jury gave verdict OF
mahslaughter in the highest degree
"a definition unknown to the law.
Jones is hiding In the swamps.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-10-05

Shiloh's Vitalizer is what you need for
Dyspepsia, Torpid Liver, Yellow Skin or
Kidney Trouble. 1t is guaranteed to give
you satisfaction Price 75c. Sold by II.
M. Hammett, Agent
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Notes and Personals.

The total amount Of Judgments con
fssscd by s. 5. Jones & Co. aui : IS.
Jones' Individually o. date II u.s.
$500. Tho resources are extensive,
comprising the followingi n.O's ''a
business property on } street. mum.
Der OF city l0ts ami several pieces Oh
farming land, NJ. q n. ani MIL Fufh
charcoal klins on the RIO dfHnue
Western, two drives Of ties in Provo
river, street railway mOlor stock ~
Uiah and Sioux mines AMI In Flist
National bank, a large numbuf Of biiis
receivable aud Immune nbie store nc
counts.
Thomas John has returned homo
after spending couple Of ycara IN the
law department OF Ann Atbof. lie n
undecided whether he will silica OUT
HE shingle Gin this city or locate
elsewhere.
II. II. CHI, president Of the Skull
Valley Hawaiian colony was IN the
city yesterday.
Judge Smith came down aud opened
court on Saturday. No business oil
importance was transacted.
County Clerk Halliday and wife nro
spending slmu days In the mountains.
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PAYSON.
An Aged Veterans DeAth.-Buslnes'
aud Social Events.

Correspondents, Of ne NEWS.
PAysos, July ION "wednesday
ovening last, Father Joseph hanooeA
peacefully departed this life' nj 'h'
resldsnco Of his daughter, Amy Han
Geek fwlie Of George w. HaneocR'l
Father Hancock was In his 9Srd year.
and for some yesrs past has bren very
feeble. Having been baptized ~
member Of tho Church In is"O,
o,daIped M one Of the met
s,vsnties' quorum In 1885 under the
hands OF Joseph Smith, oliVsi
Cowdery and Sidney Rlgion, hnd
Identified with the Interests Of 'he
Church from its earliest days until the
present. his life has been very event.
jul one.
Robert smith, who for some yeaTs
1r,d ha. been an invalid, has 40 lar re-
covered as 10 be able to again travel
with his illustrated lecture on the
o.soyen Wonders OF tho World"
A live porcupine was being hrutally
hauIel and mauled un the streets IN
the business portion OF town this morn.
ing by more than n score oi small
boys ana several men who could have
doyoted their time 10 something less
disgusting u the decent citizens who
witnessed their manWuvers.
The dry goods business Of Wells
SimoBs has been purchased by Messis.
John ID. and James 4. Stark, VINO VIII
carry ON tue husiuesa AZ the ZANE
stand under the firm name oil STARK
Brothers.
Cycling Il fast becoming popular
pastlme among our young people
About six wheels are now In our
midst And several more are expected IN
few days.
Fred WinwATd, young man who
recently came To Utah from England
died under very peculiar circumstances
Wednesday morning. He had gone
up In PRyson canyon but u few day
previous for n pleasure outing ant
while there waa attacked with luna
trouble. on Tuesday evening he sonI
n small boy who then accompanied
HIM, to town for aid, but when his re-
lations reached him ON Wednesda,
morning he was found dead, tn
deceased Ia nephew u Peter Win
ward OF this place and was highly o.
teemed by all who knew him,
The "Aiirror Of Utah" which ha
been exhibited Ia over one hundre
cities Of Utah and neighborlng terri
tory, will start on tour thToug
Sanpets and Sewer counties mex
week.
Several families start for Mnnti In
few days for the purpose u periormin
Temple work. OBSERVER
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PROVO.
pnnvo. urAlL JuIY DO. ~.
WILL SUE SALT LAKE.


A meeting Of owners Of property
adjoining Utah lake, called 10y L'Eo
Commissioner w. II. Wilson, was heli
on s,turday. After considerable us
eu.,lon 1t was decided TO commence
suit nrainst Salt Lake City anu oth,i
paftles dcnmed responsible tor the hlgh
water In Utah lake through uhnlhlhs
the water In Jordan liver Tor dninase'
sustained by several property oWnei "
'Tbe law ffm OF Saxey q EhwArIH
was given tue ease, anu al VINO nav,
suatainpd damages through the high
water were instructed TO have sucn
damages appraised and the nmou y,
thereof certified 10 Commissioner W.
II. Wilson before July 25ih.
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Notes.

Marshal Ballaniyne and wife re-
turned yeoterday from me eapi. ai.
While there they visited sal'air
Beach. 10. t,s,
returned rom Ann Arbof, Michigan
where he has been taking lnrse ,
years, coarse IN the law department OK
Inc famous Institution In that CITY, ho
graduated with high honora.
OurOsdsn correspondent senus an
acoount OF the disaster TO the CONNER
sial National bank. The particulars
are Of, en- In another column.-EDI
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RIO GRANDB
WESTERN.
Standard Usage



irAvVs SAT- LAWS
No. s-Tor Provo, Grand Junction ana
nfipo Elat ..s........ .....s..s 9 iQi An.
No. t--Fof 90, Grand Junctioa aud
all pointa Eaat..,..... .......-.- fi)p'tn'
No. 6-Tor Provo, fayaou, Eureka and
silver tity ..sss.,sss,,,...,ssss-1 iVl pm
No. o-ior bingham, Provo, Manu-,
and faIlua .ss.... sss..s.s. eel ~ AM
10. s-For ogden and eata..,....-....lli ~ p'tn'
No. l-fOr ogden md tho West ......- 10 y AIN
trft vrs tArr ftrv
No i-Trom Provo. Grand Junction
and She East ........ !. 10, s.........iQi 20 I. m.
No s-Trom Provo, Grand junction
end ne East.................. II 80 pm.
No. 5--grom Provo, ihyton, Euroka
and Silvr civ ,.,,...--.,..... O'VVa'm
No. t-Trom bingham, Provo. MAnu.
and Saline ........ ss.,s.......... n ip'hs
No, s-rt0m Ogden and tho Neat...... ~ Avn
No. t-itOm ogden and tho West ..... nv pm
only line running through Pullman IAlA. :
Double nrawIug Room tlucpcra o. Denver wa
crane Junction and 10 kausHa Guy and ,hleh-
rn via colorado rOiuta and only lng running
Pullman slcouerH t1lt tatr On san frluolseo
NoohAngci. close connections. safety speed
and comfort
Tt,L.tUliirs 80. 900 y uaiu st-e-t
NO. IODGK, A. A. Nki.br N. hkNNEFr
Gen. AAsaSsE 0en. supL een.t.&l.A
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HDJKCENT CITIES.

Nrws BureAu At gssiWashington hyc.,whe ..,',
arrangements for subscription UT
nc Nrws IL delivered BY carrier or po.j, a9 N
!, ON ssic nj the depot, on all trains Ahu ~
all bookstores.
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An Assignment.

saturday T. Q. Morri, q Co., dealers
A., nninis. oils, ETC., make an hsslgn'
meut FOR the benefit Of their ofeaitoIs'
Among those informed AZ to the imam nan
olal condition Of the house, there Was
NO surprise ELECTED. as they we're orc,
bslleved 10 be "shaky." "A. Kuhn
is appointed assignee. a statement OF
IN. assets and liabilities has not been
made.
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lgg71fA UNION
4 I',5..e.1 PACIFIC
D SYSTEM.
THE THROUGH CAR LINE.


80 wv y - - '"F
Tram arnr. ala pprri 10 SAT- Lale
C,iy mar, o. loioet
AHuIyr.
from aii Eastern points ........"... . 60 N
FROM lutte. rortand. Sam Iran
cisco. cache Valley and osdon...io 90 o IN
From ON Ea4loun points, rars cry
and ugdcn............ .....'.....'.ll 10 a M
From Cache Naioy and urdcn........ ~ y m
FROM Provo ami intermediate
poiuts.............,...... ........... p % q IN
From Milford Juah. Ncphi, Provo.
Eureka aud intermediate points % p m
'From Terminus and To0olc....-...-... 90 p 90
DEPART
For ogden. Park CITY and an Eastern
points ............. .............s,s 90 m
Tor Butte. Portland, san Francisco
and Cache Nuucy.............lo oh a N
For ogden. park city, intermediate
points and 90 points Easi........., o 30 p m
Tor ogden. al Intermediate points
and san lrircisco....... ............ o on p m
ifor Provo and Aiui1rd................. z 10 M
For Euicka, Provo and informed.
late ....................,... 20 On
sIor Toot.c and rcfm.nus............ q, M
spaiiy. Sundays excepted.
ttrlira south OF lual only run Q umca o.
week leaving Juau Monday, "wednesday ana
friday. leaving FRISCO Tuesday. Thursday aud
Saturday
City Ticket Once, 2Oi Aaln Street.
DE HuRLLY, Cent Agt. Paiigr. Dept
o. DICKINSON, General Manager.
D.. L. LOMAN, G. T.. a T. Agent
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Settled.

The trouble between the WORKING.
men and contractors on the son'n' ~,
Pacific shops has been adjusted uy
Conop a Bonscher assigning theiI
contract to Coray Bros, aud lhe ia,'et
agreeing TO pay the men lof lauoI
siteady performed. The work viii now
be pushed forward.
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The Old Folks.

Arrangements are now being made
ia tnvally entertain the Old Folks ih
their annual celebration, when ~"
be held In this city on July lsih'
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THASDHL & SONS

Apologize for not changing advertise
ment oftener, but have been so busy with
customers and order trade We again let
you know that we are doing.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-05-26

We take tins opportunity OF informing
our subscribers TINT the new Commits
ioner Of Pensions has been appointed
iic is nn old soldier. aud We believe that
soldiers mn d their heirs will receive
justice at his hands. We do not antici.
pate that there will bc any radical
changes in tho administration Of penson
affairs under the new regime.
We would advise, however. that Y. T.
soldiers, sailors, and their heirs, take
steps TO make application ut once, II
they have not already done so, in order
10 secure the benefit Of the early filing
OF their claims in case tncre should be
any future pension Legislation Such
legislation is seldom retroactive. There
tore II is OF great Importance that appli-
cations be filed in the department at the
earliest possible date.
II U. 4. Soldiers. Sailors. or their Wild
ows. Children, or Parcnts desire inform
alton In regard TO pension mstters, they
should write To The Press Claims Com
pany, at Washington, ID. O., and they
will prepare and send the necessary mp
plicat,on, II they find them entitled un
der tho numerous laws cnarte,i for their
benefit. Address.
PRESS CLAIMS COMPANY,
Jons WrppEnnuRs, Managing Atty,
=. U. Box, Js5. Washington, u. q
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-05-26

Tho dramatic temperance cnntatn
given ut the NJ. l.. Church last night un-
der the auspices Of tho Epworth League
Was qnite successsul both ns nm enter
tainmentand from n financial stand point.
The cantata is both entertaining aud IN
structiye aud was rendered in mnnuer
that held the undivided attention Of the
large audience. The character Of Miss
Alice L:iih .iterward Mrs. Harry Gray
was psrsonated by Miss Emily Whitman
Mrs. Howard vans bv MISS Grnce With
am; Mss Betsey Sharp an Old maid, Mrs
Hcrber, Msckey; Little Kitty Gray by
Nellie Whitman; Three women crusaders,
Mrs. BeRgs, Miss Crowner. and Miss
Post; Harry Grny, Frank Slntor: Rev.
Howard Vane. W. f. Collie u; Mr.. Leith.
J. II. Pa,rter, Mrs Leith, Mira. hesin-
botham; Mr.. Jinks, Theodore Msckcy
aud Frank Slater: Lawyer Smirk. Herb.
ert Mickey; Old Grim the Land lord, Otto
Harold; Jonas. Brown, Parker ani Smith
saloon boys. Messrs. Thso. Mackey.
Pnriy, Crownor anu Horbert MHckey.
Miss Edna Post presided ut the organ
and tina Hoiyokc onrnet band furnished
homo good mi,s,o on they a.Gays do.
Want of spacs forbids any extended
Comment. The cantaia will DO repeated
20 night. Admission II ccnts.