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The Portland daily press., 1893-02-20
FRENCH SATINES.

100 pieces of the new designs in
French Satines. The black bro
caded grounds with bright fig
ures are very effective and are
equal to brocaded satin in appear
ance. Price 81 lie.
The Portland daily press., 1893-02-20
CHINA SILKS.

One of the attractions in the
Silk Department is a lot of New
China Silks for dresses, The
figures are not as large this year
as last, and the style will be more
popular. They are manufactured
by Cheney Bros. Price S1.00.
The Portland daily press., 1893-02-20
Brighton Fallen, 1885,

DFtUgt0t F0ttey, 1000.
For more than four months have been
suffering with carbuncles on my right
hand, completely disabling me from doing
any kind Of labor. My hand was swollen
to nearly three tins its natural thickness,
diseharging from as many as eight or ten
places at one time; the flesh had all
turned blue, and suffered no one knows
how much. Had tried everything that
had been recommended, without any
benefit. Had no faith in medicine, but
at last was persuaded to try bottle of
KINGS SARsAPARllLA, from which I
derived great benefit. / am now on nv
second bottle; my hand Is entirely healed,
and am now able to do the work on the
farm. would recommend it to any one
suffering with bad humon I kpoao it
helped me.
(Signed,) JAMES MORRISON.
Bridgton, Maine, March, 1892
To the Public AS you will see from
the first date, ii Is some six years since
told what KNEES SARsAPARILLA did for
me. can say it stronger today than
then, for have been well, and have had
no more sores since took it. My Weigh
bors know of the facts, and / am ready to
tell anybody by word or letter how KINGS
SARsAPARIILA purified my blood and
cured me. I am an old man eighty years
old, a farmer, and have always lived in
Bridgton.
The Portland daily press., 1893-02-20
Nine Hundred and Fifty Thousand
Dollars Per year.

Send for a copy of its forty
feb4 eodtf
The Portland daily press., 1893-02-20
PRINTED NAlNsOoK.

Some of the most beautiful
Printed Cotton Dress Fabrics
this season, are the large Plaid
Nainsooks with white ground
and bright colored figures. Price
75c.
The Portland daily press., 1893-02-20
(Signed,) JAMES MoRn1soN.
sMnoxs.Mgs.1,,,,.
r r

This Monarch Of Health and King
OF Blood Purifiers has been sold for
seven years under guarantee Of no
cure no pay, and not one single bottle
has been returned. What other remedy
Gan show snch record? Ask for Kings
Sarsapariila, and take no other; it cures
when all else fails.
KING MANUFACTURERS CO.,
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-01-04
A. w. MACPHERSON, P. NJ.

DR.. r. II. Richardson has he.,t nt,-
pointed resident physician Of the
Southern Pacific Hospital Association
with headquarters NJ Wnis@onL. nc,
nr. l.. Harmony resienr,l.
The S. =. Brass Band will give a l.ig
dance on January 27th, and we must all
show our appreciation by something
mere substantial than talk. Stand in
Tor a ticket and give them Il rouser.
The telegraph station at Brighton,
Cal. was destroyed bv fire last week and
the lady operator. Miss f. o. Ayers, per-
ished in the flames. Though me origin
Of the fire il a mystery, theory has it that
iramps are at the bottom of the affair.
The Amedee Geyser os lee. 2Sti, was
printed on wall paperof neat and beconl-
ing tesign. We think "lhe WIFE, picked
it out. Blockades caused hv washouts
on the n. G. q. Rv. cut off the Gyser's
supply Of the ordinary paper. We will
keel' orr copy a. Il %nlenlenlo.
+, w. Y~unnghan and Miss Ircm
Church were married last Mon,IaN
night at ) O'clock AT the r~silence oi
he brides mother. Owing I" the ~
cent death in the familv, the wedding
WAS private. No cards were issued
he DISPATCH wishes then, happiness
and snccess.
There is n baby daughter at Con-
dnctor tiuesstord's house. She went
there a few weeks ago and concluded 10
stay awhile. She has conversations with
her father and he gets serious once in a
great while. lie reflects occasionally.
lie pnt his reflections in words the other
day, when he said to the baby: Poor
little girl You'll never have a cousin"
A large crowd atten Ell the rattle nj
Mrs. Malcolm's last Saturday night, and
everything passed off smoothly. Mrs.
Malcolm wishes to thank those present
tor their many couresiies. The win
hing numbers were 81. 90, 116 and
222. The tickets were drawn by Master
loit while hlindtolded. The cnnnt. r.
were Mr.. Parker and howard McNevii.s
Mr.. Foulks acted a. Judge.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-01-04
San Francisco Meat Market.

The beef market throughout the entire
week has beer decidedly firm. This, no
doubt, is in a measure due to the better
quality of Christmas beef being in de-
n'and Dy retai..r'. There is a better
ceiling all along the line, and prices have
slightly advanced for the cheaper grades.
The quality of the Christmas beef killed
has been very choice, and samples of
what wholesalers have slaughtered are
20 be seen hanging up on exhibition in
all the prominent retail shops in the
city. Prices have not been very high for
the choicest beeves &c is the top price,
with much selling at 61ac. We are OF
the opinion that the market will slightly
improve for the next few months
Butchers Gazette.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-01-04
K. of P. BALL.
An Occasion Which Will Long Be Remem-
bered.

The Knights OF rythias and their
fiends were out en- masse last Friday
night, on the occasion of the annual
grand ball OF Pyramid Lodge No. 10, as
sisted by Wadsworth Division NO. 4,
Uniform Rank, X. OF L. 1t was a beau
tiiul clear moonlight light, with the
weather just cool enough 10 make il
Tracing, and the great big ball OF light
charming everybody. 1t was "a lover :
night and the Young people lost
no time in finding that OUT and
acting accordingly. The hail Was
a proinsion OF blue, yellow and red, and
everywhere the triangle reminded one OF
he order OF which it is symbolical.
fhe grand nlarcn Was played by the
>. +. Brass land and led by Sir >night
u. A. Macpherson and mis- lar lady,
Miss Annie bowers. The evol1 lions
were pretty, and designed to show the
elegant dresses OF he ladies and the
handsome suits OF the brave ones.
The Uniform Rank. under command
III Capt. Carl nallsiab, made "A credit
able appearance aud lost no time in get-
ing down 10 bu mess. The floor Va
Well handled by Droiher george, AMI
everyb dy MAS pleased with the music
FURNISHED by i each = orchestra. Their.
were quite Il number ol strangers pres
ent, and everything possible a done
or t1eir entertainment.
The ladies looked unusually pretty be-
cause they were All III the mood 10 emo,
a good dance. The gentlemen were
.'appy over the idea OF having a holiday
III the MORROW. and under such condi-
ions IL War u JOY Gus OCCASION.
During the lime the orchestra Wal din
ing, Miss Cecil Mc->e>in and MIR. Al
lriswold favored those present with
some clloi'e selections, which were ap-
preciated and taken advantage OF. Mrs.
Marshall, Miss Larorge and Miss O'far-
rell rendered, by request, a few vocal
solos, which were well received.
The affair seemed like a huge family
meeting, III wt,icn good will to all"
reigned supreme. Socially the dance
was a grand success, and we should
Judge from the number Of people present
'liat the financial part of the program
will be OH the right side.
We know that the Knights tried hard
20 see that nothing or nobody was he
elected, and we think they succeeded.
II Pyramid would have some such an
occasion more frequently than once a
year, it would be a ste IN the right di
rection.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-01-04
Too Expensive.

We notice by the DispArcd of the 29th
t rat the receipts for tln Christmas tree
ut Wadsworth on the "a h inst. were
$11s.S0 and the amount expended was
Tll5.ll, leaving II profit Of $3.50. In
Austin, every year for thirty years, we
have had a magnificent Christmas tree.
Tree Tor ali TO Use il who wished 10, nm
der the management of a committee OF
ladies'. The Tree is always furnished BY
else, free; and decorated by somebody
else, free; and everyone puts on their
presents free 70 it costs nothing. .Wads-
wor h might profit by the example of
Austin.-Advocate.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-01-04

The party assembled at the residence
OF J. IL. w. at 8 O'Clock and enjoyed an
horr of song, music and social schat,
then drew lots for partners for the even
ing and marched over to Pythian Castle.
Everything there had been prepared in
fine shape. At the ringing Of the bell
all lock their places at the tables. There
erenine tables, and all the oldest euchre
players had beer invited. Mrs. Whited
only invited one, all the other ladies in
wiling the rest of the gentlemen. An
elegant lunch was prepared.
Mr.. Geery and Miss McNevin carried
away the ace prize. Mrs. George The pro-
gressive and Mrs. A. I. Clippinger and
Mr.. L. Voorhees, the BOBBY prize. Many
happy New Years greetings We're ex-
changed, and after bidding Mr.. and Mrs.
j. ii. Whited good night and q Happy
New Year, all took their leave TO long
remember the pleasant evening. X.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-01-04
Special Notice.

To officers and Members of Wadsworth
Lodge No. 80, l. o. o. f.: You are no.
tilted to meet at your hall next Monday
evening, Jan. 9th. at Z O'Clock sharp.
Important business and installation of
officers. II. l.. FULLER, N. q.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-01-04

For cook stoves. heating stoves and
ranges, hardware and house furnishing
goods, 90 to LANCE X Schmitt.
Barney & Berry's ice skates. Lever,
nickeled, plain, and ladies' skates al
Eastern prices at LANCE Il Schmitt's,
Reno. Y
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-01-04

Fresh corn-fed pork and plenty of fat
chickens at the Home Meat Market. y
A residence OF over fifteen wears has
proved the reliability OF pinniger's Drug
store. Send him your orders; low
prices best quality. y.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-01-04
Adyertissd Letters.

Following is the list OF letters un-
claimed at the Wadsworth Postoflice for
the month of December. 1892:
Campbell, i. G. Mcdonald, Fred
Cameron. Mr.. pagent, S.
Deivier, e. A. Richards, Alfred
Morgan, Mrs. John
A w ACpurpsaN y NJ
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-01-04
HA%NDKERGHIEFS
HANDKERC HE'S /

A14N1
Special care in the selection of IIanderchiefs has placed II, in a position
to offer a large variety Of the newest designs at the following prices: Five
cents, 10 cents, 12s cents, 10 cents, 20 cents, 25 cents, 30 cents, 30 cents, rs
cents, 81, and 125 each and upwards.
Ladies' japanese silk initiated and hemshched handkerchifs al 25 cents
each. Ladies' Japanese silk handkeiclhef- sin white and eolored, embroidered,
Tor 10 cents to $3.50 apiece. Gents cohred, borhered and hemsitchcd hand
kerrhefs at % cents, 30 cents, rs rents, and Fl apiece and upwards. Gents
japanese colored, bordered and white henshrhed handkerrhiefs at SO cents
each. Gents japanese, finest quality, silk henshtched and embroidered in
ital handkerchlefs at rs cents each.
Silk Mnfers at 81, s150, $3.50 and So apiece.
OUR HOLIDAY GLOVES
Kid Gloves of the cry best makes and SO suitable for Christmas pres
ets to ladies, in the most desirable shades.
OUR EXHIBIT OF FANS
Embraces about everything in that line at prices from 25 cents to $40 each
a beautiful lift 10 a lady.
DRESS PATTERNS AND SUITINGS
Our stock of Dress Goods, Silks, Fables, etc, will enable anyone to select
one Of the pretiest and most useful presents that can be made to a lady.
H FUR DEPARTMENT!
Russian Hair Boas and Mnfs! Fine Lynx Bas and Mufs!
Real Arctic Bos and Mufsl Fine Chinchira Boas and Mufsi
And q large line of fur sets for children.
OUR STOCK of CLOAKS and JACKETS surpawes ANYTHING " e have
lmA in style and workmanship, and at prices LOWER than ever. Can
there be anything more useful for a Christmas present?
The assortment of Carpets, IiIohIn I'm, Window Shades, Lace Curtains,
Porthrs and Table Covers is complete.
PALACE DRY GOODS AND CARPET HOUSE.
Orders receive prompt and careful attention.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-01-04
HOLIDAY GOODS!
q oRoiee Oispray at
The PALACE
Dry Goods and Carpet eHouse.

WE TAKE PLEASURE IN INFORMING OUR CUSTOMERS AND THE
public in genera, that III stock of Holiday Goods is O complete. Our
inlortations for this scasonh have by far exceeded those Of past years and we are
now exhibiting the choicest collection of novel and useful Dry and Fancy
Goods ever shown in Reno.
OUR PRICES ARE ALWAYS THE LowEsrl
OUR STOCK ALWAYS THE FINEST
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1893-04-15

in 1st ward be and is hereby in
structed 70 emove the distractions
on the public road as laid out by
Messrs w. P. Edwards aud Eli
Montague Jr in said ward, said OBJ
structions belonging to Messrs We
nance, Edgar and Trasimon Romero
in pursuance Of ordinance of Police
Jury adopted April 4th 1898, Sc
condei by Mr. Sarver and adopted.
Mr. John B~oudreaux is hereby au.
thorized 10 notify The officers of the
/. & V. R. r. 10 have a suitable
crossing placed on the public road
as laid out across said r. K.
The following report of Jury OF
Freeholders was presented and on
motion duly seconded and adopted
the same vas accepted and declared
a public road, to wit:
State of Louisiana,
Parish of Vermilion.
We the jury Of freeholders appointed
by your Hon Body, Edmond w. Har
rington, Meteor o. Broussard. Paul Da-
we'd, r. C. Harrington. Jos. W. Har-
rington, Joseph Lavoilette,
do solemnly swear that we will lay out
the road now directed to be laid out by
the Police Jury OF the Parish of Vermil-
ion, to the greatest ease and advantage
of the inhabitants, and with as little
prejudice to enclosures as may be-
without favor or affection, malice or
hatred and to the best of our skill and
abilities. So help US God. And fur
thermore, that we will truly assess all
damages to proprietors, caused by said
road, to the best of our Judgment and
ability.
Z. W Harrington, Victor 0. Brous
sard, Paul David, r. C. Harrington
Joseph w. Harrington. Joseph LoVio-
lette.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 9th day of March 1892.
&C. Blanchard,
Justice of the Peace.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1893-04-15
NOT ICE.

The undersigned gives notice to-
the public that hunting on his lands
and premises is henceforth prohibit
ed. Any n trespassing on his
properties will be prosecuted to the
the full extent Of the law.
j HENRY PUTNAM.
January I, 1893.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1893-04-15
REPORT.

HE
We, the undersigned jury of freehold
ers, duly appointed by the Police Jury
of said parish to trace and lay out a
public road leading from s E corner of
Desire Meguez lands throug the follow
ing proprietor to wit: Desire A. Me-.
guez to the N w corner OF his land to
tue public road leading to Dolsie
Faulks.
Having been notified of our ap-
pointment and Of the time and place of
meeting by the person first named in
said order Of appointments; and having
~severally taken subscribed the forego-
ing oath, and having given notice to
each and every II of the aforesaid pro-
prietors IN writing, at least three days
previous, of the time and place of meet
ing and of the intended laying out of
said road through the lands of said pro-
prietors, which notices were duly served
on said proprietor, did meet on the 3rd.
day ofApril 1893, at the house of r. &.
Harrington the place designated in
said notices and did then and there, in
the presence of the following named of
said proprietors, to wit: proceed to
trace and lay out, said road as follows:
Beginning at the south east corner Of
Desire A. Meguez lanas and running
thence through the lands OF Desirs A.
Meguez for the distance of about ]
mile taking a strip of twenty feet wide
Of the land Of said Meguez along his
common boundary line between himself
and S. Gothro for a distance Of 10 ar
penis and between himself and Alcie
Leblanc for a distance of five arpents
which completes the public road lead
ing from the mort east corner of s. Co
trho's land to Dolsie Faulk'st
And we further report that we, said
jury OF ~freeholders, did on our oaths
aforesaid, assess the following damages
to proprietors in compensation for their
lands SO taken and appropriated for
said road as follows, to wit:
to Desire a. Meguez $ 10 and to the
other proprietors no damages were as
sessed, as in our opinion the benefit of
said road fully compensates the value
OF their land taken.
Done at the parish of Vermilion, this
3rd. day of April 1892.
r. C. Harrington Victor Rroussard
Paul David Joseph w. Harrington
Joseph Lavoilette Z. W. Harrington.
Endorsement of Consent.
I, the proprietors named in the
written report, do hereby consent to the
location and direction of the road as
described in the written report, and ae-
companying plat; and hereby agree to
accept the amount of damages allowed
by said jury of freeholders, as by the
written report set forth in full compen-
sation of all damages by us sustained,
by reason Of the appropriation OF
lands for the use of said road.
Signed and dated this Bird, dap of
April 1888.
Witness: Mr. Meguez not being a
resident of this parish he failed to APP
pear-was duly notified. Ok, p, j.
A petition numurously signed ask
inghthe appointment of a jury of
freeholders to trace a public road IN
the 2nd ward to enable the settlers
of said ward in travel to and fro,
was received and on motion of Mr.
Jules Tlriboieaux the following
gentlemen were appointed on said
jury to wit: ] N Williams, Jules
Thibodeaux, Eloi Harrington, Dupre
Primeaux, Chas friedrich and Chas
dopted.
Mr. Eli Montague Jr oyster in.
spector, appeared before the Police
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1893-04-15
AN ORDINANCE.

Authorizing road oVerseers to re-
move distractions from public
roads through Vermilion Parish,
and laying costs for same on prop
erty holders, and providing for
collecting Of same.
Whereas: There are divers per-
sous in the parish of Vermilion, who
have placed or failed to emo OBJ
~strnctions from the public raods as
laid ont, and now a part of the par
ish records:
Therefore be it resolved by the
Police Jury Of the parish OF YER
million acting for and under the
name OF said parish. in regular meet
ing assembled this 4, day OF April
1898, do by this ordinance instruc
authorize and empower in conform
ity with sec, 1886 X, S; and rc.en-
acted under acts of 1880, all road,
overseers duly appointed and quail
fed throughout said parish to re-
move all distractions which may
have been placed. or tailed to De re-
moved from the public roads
throughout the parish aforesaid.
The cost of removal to be defray-
cd by the person or persons so OBJ
structing said roads, the same to be
recovered by suit or otherwise be-
fore any Judge or Court Of compe-
tent Jurisdiction. The aforesaid or
dinance shalt take effect immediate
" after its passage and adoption.
J. ", Williams, j. T, Broussard
Clerk. President.
On motion of Mr.. Godchaux'
resolved that the road overseer for
the 7th dist. 3 ward, be and is here
by instructed to remove all obstrne'
tons which Mr.. David Meauz may
have on the public road as surveyed
and laid out by Judge w. W. Ed
wards as per ordinance of Police
Jury adopted April 4th 1898, sec
by Mr.. Sarver-Adopted.
On Motion Of Mr.. Lacour the
road ovarseer (Symmeon Broussard)
| dist. Tth ward IS authorized to re-
move The Instructions belonging to
G. S, Smith on public road in the
7th ward as per ordinance of this
Police Jury, adopted April 4th 1893
seconded by Mr. earver and adopted.
On motion of Mr. Jules Thibo'
deanx, the road overseer of the 2nd
dist Q ward is hereby instructed to
remove the instructions on the pub
lie road in the 2 ward belonging to
Messrs Joseph and Aaguste Landry
in pursuance of an ordinance adopt
ed by this Police Jury April 4th
.lsa8. seconded By Mr. Sarver and
adopted.
Ga motion Of Mr. J ALICE Leblanc
lbs road overseer (Bmapuei Delanol
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1893-04-15

Jury and read his report showing
numbers of surveys made and
amounts received in compensation
for services rendered, which report
was received and ordered flied.
The following report from the
treasurer was received and ordered
spread on The minutes to,wit:
To the Hon President and Members
of the Police ury of Vermilion Parish,
Gentlemen-The following is my re-
port to date, showing financial stand
ng of Parish to date:
Surplus fund has s13l,35
No receipts since last report,
Court House fund has 347,47
No receipts since last report,
License fund has $4,000
Reed this amt from a. L.
Leblanc on April 3rd, 1898 l7l,00
Grim Pros fund has 1860 80
Reed on this fund snce last
report on Apr.3, 1913 l4,42
Mag, Const and Phys 245,03
Reed on this fund since last
report Oh Apr. 3, 1913 of A L
Leblanc On Roll 1892 7,20
Road and Bridge fund has 514,2O
Reed on this fund since last
report on Mch2, 1913 of A L
Leblanc on Roll 1892 262,S8
Civil Expense fund overdrcwn 1907
Reed on this fund since last
report on Apr. 5, '93 of A L
Leblanc on Roll 1892 1903
Dist Atty and Shift fund has 559,6S
Reed on this fund since last
report on Apr. 3, 1913 of A L
Leblanc On Roll 1892 14,42
Very Respectfully.
Eli Wise.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1893-04-15
Police Jury Proceedings.

AbbeviIle, La. April 4tlI, 1898.
The Police Jury in and for The
parish of VermiIion met this day IN
regular session-Present, }. 1. Brous
sard, president, and Messers j. ALICE
Leblanc, Jules Thibodeaux, e.. God
chauz, Martin Sarver, Ernest Brous
sard and A. Lacour.
The minutes of the previous meet
ing were read and approved.
On motion duly seconded and ad
opten the Police Jury suspended the
regular order of business to permit
Mr.. A. G.. Maxwell to read a com
munica,ion relative to the proper
working ofthe road near his plan.
tation which was laid over until
the Jury meeting. The Jury then
resumed the regular order Of business
The following reports from the
Finance committee was received and
ordered spread on the minutes TO wit
Gentlemen-Your Finance Commit
tee this fday "eAaullneu JIG IeeelpU;
stubb and cash books of A. l. Leblanc,
Sheriff and Tax Collector of said parish
and found that he had collected du-
ring the month of March the follow
ing amounts:
IN tax rollof 1892, $1O4,25
on interest 4,67
Gin same roll in Cor. 1872
On interest od
On Licenses for 1893 lSO,Oo
Total $3O2, 65
He has produced receipts from Pr.
Tr. of date and for amount, following:
On Grim pros fund parish $ l5,ll
Ga Mag. Il Const fund par 1,5o
On Dist Atty and Shift fund l5,la
OWL eynenses 1896
pnhi;c Schools 3O,34
Roads and bridges 54,l5
Licenses for 1893, 1oo,Uo.
Total 3O1,35
Bal. in hands of col. l,3o
S 3O2,65
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1893-04-15
Respectfully submitted.
q. Godchaux.
Lastie Broussard.

The committee appointed on
bridge at Perry submitted a report
and bill Of cost for same and the
same was ordered paid.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-09-20

den writer who saw the original London
performance. with Mrs Patrick Camp
bell in the cast, has this 70 say of Mrs.
X ndal as the naughty persone: TT was
at the Royal Opera House, Leicester.
that our stages chief exponent of ma
,irimonial fidelity abandoned the prac-
tice Of histrion.c virtues, and for the
first time in her life assumed the man
ners and customs Of lady who was no
better than she should be. What is
more, she represented that lady as, il
anything a tritle worse. Appro-
priately enough, for person gone
wrong. Mrs; Kendall made her first
appearance in white satin and scarlet
trimmings. 1t was big au-
dience and a reverential, though to
say, sooth, II early developed a danger
places; You'll hardly believe me, But
Mrs. kendals Paula was. to begin with.
more than a little vulgar, not to say
common. The Leicester Paula
was at starting. loud to noisiness, and
hence many of the audience rashiy
Jumped tC the conclusion that she was
a rollicking sort Of lydy, who was not
TO be taken toe, seriously, whatever she
might say or do"