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OUTGOING STEAMERS
SAILED Tp-nAy
INcoMiNG STEAMERS.
DUE TODAY,

p. Wilhelm, Naples.
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THEY'RE NOT HEAVENLY Twins
The Marsh Boys Figure in e Queer
Matrimonial Tangle.
One In Jail for Biyamy Declares the
Other Is Guilty.

NEWARK. y. j.. July 5.-The Marsh
boys, ct irvington. A suburb OF Newark.
are anything but heavenly twins. accord
ing to the expressed opinion OF several
people related 20 ;hcm or in @ state of
uncertainty 5 10 their relation 10 them.
one % them is in the Essex County Jail
tn this city, and the other hs. skipped
to parts unknown.
Two women claim Edwin. in jail. as
their spouse and 4 third one admits re-
.lctan:ly that he vas her husband once,
BIZ: Edwin says that while he made
.Jvs = both % the claimants he mar
RED only ono OF them, his twin brother
and counterpart. Charlie. now absent.
relieving him Of ire other BY marrying
her. Tho father OF the linheavenly twins.
Did John .Iarsh. 1ho made half a mill
Ton in the fruit business in Fulton Mar
other girl too.
Erwin and Charles Marsh were born
~ enty-eight years ago in Brooklyn.
They grew up together. and were jus;
alike in looks. manners, tastes and dis
position. They were so much alike that
they got married together, became the
iather Of two babies each, and separat-
I'd IRON. their wives almost s!muitane-
ously.
There va. little deviation in the
!:Ecnesses at this point, a divorce being
granted separating Edwin and his wife
Ernest!nc Scha.tcr Marsh. while Charles
and his wife are st!ll legally bound to-
scther.
oli John Marsh retired from bus.-
ness To- enjoy his half million In q
beautiful home in Irvington, and Edwin
and Charles went along to help him.
Eiwin's two children were put TO
hoard with Edwin's young and prepos.
sessing aunt, the widow OF hts mother
Drother.
TIE boys, have, record as mashsrs.
ana this widowed aunt Mrs. Mary Hi
! lis. was sooa plainly much impressed by
El"!a sA.aei up - Lottie Cour,er:
.; iT; acton nHusns.r Of srcnE Of
liked this. and readily foraave the
young folks when they appealed for
their paternal blessings on their mar
rias5 last sunday, although the we'd
tn" interesting ceremony had been pre-
yir!tatei by Eiwin's going on bat
last Saturday in the course OF which he
c"4Ned Lottie to the minister's.
Everything seemed 10 be Just too love-
~ til Aunt Hills appeared on the
sc.ne: When the marriage Q, her inter
promptly went into Mysteries. shrek
ing that Edwin vas her husband.
She produced a marriage certificate.
signed by Rev. DIR. r. l.. Stocdard. OF
81. Johns Church. Jersey City. last De-
cemhev to prove 1t. and then there was
rOT.
ola man Marsh tried 20 compromise
things for Edwin, but old man Courier
was full 0: wrath. He posted off 20 the
o'f!ce Of the Public Prosecutor and ma de
complaint, and Edwin was arrested and
hurled into Essey County jail u avail,
trial for b!gaEy.
Edwin saws that his ungojly twin
BROTHER Charlie went 10 the parsons
with Aunt Hills and married her In his
IGnc. ~ course Aunt Hills is sure
that the eyes Of love could not he de-
cs!yel by ;win-brcther resemhlances
Ste says Edwin Is scoundrrl and
Charles .s q foel.
RGt Lot;ie Courier cl!ngs to Edwin
ard believes his story that Charles took
Aunt Hills of; his hands and married
her in his name.
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FILE WOUND NOT FATAL.
The Chinnmnn Who Threw II n
;h. boy Is Under Arrest.

PATERSON, y. j.. July 5.-Marel,s
Fl.nel:. agei six years. who vas "a.
j-re! b. fi.e thrown 10y Charlie Lee. q
Ca!naman. striking him in tae abdomen.
Is at 81. Jcsepa's Hospital In this city.
Dr. Ca-lcrry, II. house surgeon said "a.
-1T .ha the Wound was not regar ded
as a dangerous one, and he locked for
N4tt 10 the boys rapid recovery.
Lee. WAC KEEPS : laundry on River
street. was ann'ye! last night b. small
Lg's THROWN nrecracXers into his Ia,ln-
ar. III il1a!ly seized a stee! file. and.
rann;nE out. on the sidewalk, threw il al
tae boys. II struck young PsraelI In
- aud omen. AMI IL remained there until
Il VS. removed 10y the ambulance sur
EeUu.
re cA'naman narrowly escaped VIC.
.elrr r. Ia an s1gry crowd while he was
ts!rS taken TO the Station-house He In
neii 70 await the result of the boys
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ENGINEER HAS HYDROPH0BIA
seized by the Fireman When He
Went Mind in His Cab,

ALTON, Ill, July after the south
round Kansas City express had passed
East Alton last night Engineer Robert
Paul was observed by his fireman to b
t"othing at the mouth. and he soon
commenced barking like dog. Realiz-
ing that his superior had gone mad. the
fireman stopped the engine and threw
calling loudly for help.
ms soon came in The person of the
conductor and brakeman, and Paul was
pound hand ana foot. the fireman rum
imthS the train into Venice. where Paul
ilEes, and turning him over to the au-
tnoritles. some time ago Paul was Bit
ten py a dog. hut paid no attention to
,he matter. and this is thought to b
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lou read The Evening World"
DO You read the Sunday World?
CORONER DoBBS INDIsPosEp.
For That Reason the Inquiry Int
the Nico, Disaster Went Over,

The in1uests which had been set for
to-day at the 'oroners Office. over the
body Of Frank NJ. Alcer. one Of the VIC
TINS OF the tug Nncol disaster, and into
the cause Of the death of Engineer
HoIEhtalinE, Of the steamer COLCHESTER
explosion, have been post oned untu
July y. All the witnesses were on hand.
nut coroner pohbs sent down word that
he was indisposed.
He was in the best OF health at the
1ammany celebration yesterday.
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YACHT CLEOPATRA ARRIVES.
She's n nix Tn, and Goes Into Com
mission I'm IN ediately.

Tho British yacht Cleopatra arrived
here this morning after a thirteen day.
passage from Cowcs. She is consigned to
A. l.. Barb ,ur. formerly owner Of the
steam yacht Sapphire.
Cleopatra wda formerly tn. property
OF Mr.. John Lyslght. OF Bristol She &.
painte! white and br!gantine rugged. Of
a tons gross, or ~ tons net. and lie
built OF steel. She carries crew II
twcrty-sly men. and Will go into COM
mission irlm sdiatslv.
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ST. LOUIS MORE CHEERFUL
switch Engines Moving and Pas
scngrr Service Improving.

ST. LOUIS, July I'm the railroad
yards AMI about tho Union Depot to-day
more cheerful state Of Affairs exists
and a Drawer attempt is being made
to handled traffic. More switch "ngines
ut work than at any tim. mis-
week, ana more freight cars are being
moved.
II" passenger service. which has been
hours. is improving and Ell roaIs re-
port 4 better movement IN that service
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back. She tried doctors, a
got no relief

back. She tried doctors, and
got no relief.
AT last a friend told her of
Lyaf& RnkAam's Tescta6e
( ontb0n4a. aud. after using
it. the pain left her, and men.
situation now comes without
suffering.
Your druggist will tell you
what a great medicine this is.
and the rrice is only one
dollar. You see. it don't cost
much to get we'll. 1t will ex-
pei tumors from the uterus in
an early stage of development,
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CARNOT NOT MARKED ALONE
denomination OF Cri.pI, AIc~and- r
III. and Others Plotted.

ROME. July Tho popo!o Romano
states that ~" authorities are in DOS
session Of tho proofs Of an Anarchist
plot directed against Premier crlspi, Of
Italy; President cannot. OF Franco.
Alexander Ill. car OF Russia, ana
IN" ram" authority states that an
tines" v-r" 90 haN" h"eH hillyd in the
adI-to n och
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S.tanitas Soresal ard the collision
which Immediately followed. ariel
away SatAnitas hov-pri, ana top
mast leaving her wreck. covered y .th
tangled rigging and cnlls p-e1 sails
Tn. tore u 'hs Collision cut Val.
kyrfe down 20 the waters r1zs. and she
slowly SsttleI and sax o. three min
utAs
AEn0-. o. * - the mist. d; "a. . n
cult 20 MN. iia'ely determine upon
vrat had happ-r-I aEcep: that ,nera
wi been = ro'lision and TIA: NalAyr.A
~ vsuz rga-
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How Did nound,msn Graham Die.

I#' '.regm'tsarcs Su-ro..Ilns ira dean c.
R"i1ifnan Alexander Gr,hsa, Q: u. steamboat
'1lsi 'AO's tody vsE f0gai At tie FOO, c, Will
IAN sEes', brooElya, :sT'.-csy. are IS much a
rJIeFy as ever. Cs;t lllsIrs, commander q,
We uoafaleit saHsd, says be has not q single
clue That Might solve the question. There ia no
app.r.ns METRE for suieIds yet the body bears
no mark Ct losl plsy.
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Tic stopped a Line of Trolley Cars.

Jus;!cc Goe,ting 10 III. Lee Avenue Court,
Williamsburg. to-day haei Hush Spro'ns s. ;cr
3.sorde-lv conduct. sproiuE white GruaF ycStcr.
dsy blOrsed tho rErs o. tic I've kRl1 avenue
trolley ilaa Tor hEf ~ hour ty getting On the
tr.,k and rrinslnk 10 move.
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All Honda saved.

1rI5 cries Ssre heard from 'he cr~vr
o. the Two =. -tts. ard f-r { ne Il vas
relieved that rGulD@- Of She crew OF
siEyrIe Rad been drowned Happily.
this va. no; the case. a. Lord Dun
raven. Watson and tn. crew Of Nalky rie
we're picked ~ by bosfE which put out
Ing yachts ana steam yachts n the
vicinity 81 the scene cf the accident.
Lord puaravsn was sight long 10 he
rsususb eret vhsn he was tzksn On
board thR HsHe. He vas 70 longer the
spruce disnifHt gentleman 50 we'll re-
mernbsred lin New York.
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GENERAL STRIKE NEWS.
mig Four strike On--T-oubi-
Over a.: Cincinnati.
By hsso, lated Frc.a

iBS hss7'lated if"rIi
ALTON. Ill.,, July The agent ~ tho
Pig Four Rad In this city say. that
the strike on that road hae been
declared of. and IT,. al, traInmcn
in tine employ % the tompd.
ny IN this city are SGrkinF as usual.
There Is no truth ir the report that
Grand Master Sargent had ordered the
hremen out
Trouble Over mt Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, July 5.-Rsilway Of.
fcsls consider the strike over here. un-
less affected By influences from con.
graphed the Pennsylvania ONO. ais that
to-day will bee the last of the strikr
on ali roads here. The Scuthern's men,
s, naI r,s :. SSdy to The he %Ssf ana
Nashville, Cincinnati, Hamilton ant
Dayton. Baltimore and Ohio South
western and other roads have bac l,
ms they are holding the new men. Al
Stock.
FORT Wayne situation Serious.
FORT WAYNE. Ind, July 5.-Th'
STRIKE situation In Fort Wayne is he
con''ng ysry Sc, serious: not a mall train II
Train has been moved. THIS morning
81 ! O'Clock the Nickel Plate employee
quit, AMI not a wheel is turning o. Shal
road between Fort Wayne and Stoney
I1land There Is no trouble repor;e
on the Pittsburg. Chicago and For
Wayne road. but strike Is hourly ex'
pectef.
Many Arrests at Trinidad.
TRINIDAD. Col. july 5.-Thirty-eighi
men, half Of them members OF the A. l.
IT,. and the remainder sympathi2ers
xere arrested here last night and la tel
will be taken TO Denver. Among them
are President Melick. yice-PresidenI
Nbth. Chairman Carrig, Secretary I'm
hoof Of the Union, and ID. y. Collins. a
~ o. The strikers. There was much
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Overcome by Heat In Court.

!-'a-noa Nchs.s. seventy ear. OF ss,, r.:
!eal,- a. 80 East Ous Hundred ami Fourth i,ree'
vas o'errone ~ heat while sitting q Ltr"n
= JeH.-Scu Marie. Police Court this morning
lie IN Nourt To- answer simmons. AMI vas
.se1 - ,a,at and halt 'sii from his seat BY Pc
Losnan Hrfgrkin. OF the court sguai. lie vas
.cnaret 10 .. VinecltS HOSPITAL
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DENVER. July The engineers ~
the Rio Grzn5e have unanimously de.
cided that their duty 10 10th their order
and railway requires them to perform
every service required Of them as en-.
zineers BY the road. A majority Of tn.
CARDS themselves
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NIsused His Razor.

Thomas Decay, .o,ty-tour years old, o, 1895 nyr-
tic avenue, Brooklyn. was arrested this morn ne
charged With attempted suicide, A. as o'c.ocs
this morning. b. cut his throat With razor On
avenues Ne Sas talen 70 ST. CSthsrias's Hos.
HitAL -
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Wire News in Brief.

rif. ysgt.rfsv destroyed whole DO 4 CT
business buildings a. Syracuse. Web, causing a
loss OF ;'0.1Ij.
Fla Wal. eyed ENo.- twe-ty-scyea -eirs
committed sucii. In the Pennsylvania. Railroad
station Al WilIimtIc;-. Pa, y..t.Edsy by shoot
lrI herr, Z
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Iron Mountains Trains seiseA.

LITTLE ROCK. ARK. July s-TN.
Tear .Ipr.ss on II. Iron Mountain:
which l-,, here las: night. was seizhf
by strikers ct Barring Cro.s and the
locomotive cerallei. a mob OF strikers
al - took possession ~ the LITTLE
Rock and Memphis pAssSnEHr train en-!
refused TO allow 4. N Proceed. Gov.
Flshba-s has teen asked 10 call out
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FOREIGN PORTS.
Try Cable
SAILED.

Try Cable)
SAILED.
oUEANsTowN, July S.-Sailet steamer Car
manic. from Liverpool iey New YORK
LoNDoN' July S.-sailed steamer Mohawk, for
SIGHTED
PhAwLE POINT. July b-P,.ed ALBANIAN
AmMsrdam, from Rotterdam for New YorL
eCiLLf, July b-Passsd, steamer Auxusta Vic.
tertA nsa New York fer HAnhux Wv
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Thorns- Greer. baker. % 's7 sscosd Ayeals
-, drunk yes.srtLy Snd insiy;et upon o,oupfius
TIRE rooms o. perLgt Nersni1 at So 1hi-i avenue
In the sight thGt tc!loNet The baker received three
usy ruts on the head. FcrApIn vas err"ste1 ami
-.'I Ia the YcrkvIlle Court TO-DAY u await The
-4,u.t az IECsT's lnJu-tCs.
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Didnt know Of the Accident.

IL the mean while. Nlgiiant AMI Bri-
tarnia had got away, not knowing OF
III" sinking ~ Nalkyrie ur the damage
dOn" to Sltauith.
herself on t7- weather beam. BOtl
yd,n'- then Went across IN. llr:i on
he stIrDpHrl tl.k 70 the D.p,s!;e .aai.
pushing ne. hJWspr. lr- Britannia
weather quarter ali Wa threatening t.
run into the weather h-rth.
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NiEiinnt Well in the Lend.

Passing KilcrsgSan britannia was
gaining, and raei up until she
was only I'm. lTr. behind NiS!lant. but
the American "Fch' pulled ahead again
before the finish II he round.
tn" following was the time OF the two
"a hts At III" ilrst YOunl.
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1t Don't Cost Much
| q oct well

TO get well.
Only a dollar or two and a
little faith.
The case of Mrs. Lille
Meyer, Of Brooklyn. II. v, is
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MACON CITY. Ia. july 5-Tv.nty-
two engines Tro aHsi al This point on
the Chirago Milwaukee and 81. Paul.
and Eli trains are practically suspended
The Iowa CEr-rsIs shops are shut dow p
and oni. mail trains are working and
these baoly delayed. Company A. Iowa
National Guards Of this city at :
0'clpck this morning were nDtife1 to
hold themselves In readiness to 60 20
SIOUX city 70 assist In putting down a
strife 4tzr.rf..-rA
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satnnitn's Captain Explains.

TIL" captain OF Satanita said that
he did not have room to turn, owing TO
the large number Of steam and other
yachts which gathered about the start
inH line.
when Nalkyrie began to MI rome
Of her crew jumped overheard, few
succeeded In scra milling on hoard
Satani.a others T-r. taken on bv steam
Tor. related.
one OF Nalkyrie's seamsr, william
Brown. was caught betvee Nalkyrir
and Il steam yacht and had Ills leg
badly ctu.h-d.
Valk.rie iic- IN twenty-five fathon.s
OF water.
Sdtanita carried away six yards Of
her -tarhoari bow and beam above the
HHt-r-lln-.
Tn" cook or Satanita hal hts arm
brOk.n.
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5Is. OF n. w.niwarl leg. and NiSiiant
TIA. Nalkyrl. in running home An. ~.
NIEt,auts S.!N over -" entire CJIiSs
wds IN. lCs less I'm. 80. time a!icWsrr-
wn!cl gives t's. by wnich tiEilan, w.n.
NBlkyri- remained In Writer quarters
on thlS side and sailed h.cN to Scotland
In It May. arriving at fuGroCk on iiay
-, after a passage OF tw.nty-seven days.
AMI making an average rate OF l26 niles
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, 4s'IatT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ...-s. u
vs!arri, .......... ................ B - g
tn" fourth race. on Oct. II. vas
dr!ft ana proved nothing. although Val
kviie amnaced 10 c-awi away ir"!r! her
rival H. tn catsplw hre-zes beating
down alors the J.rsey beach.
The great race. however and the one
which concllsiVely demonstrated N!.i-
laHt's superiority. wHs he last, sailed
on oct. y. When ihe !sr7ts S.arteI
out 10 ~iniwarl from the Scotland
LiVhtsf'r IN haf u gale. Tue weather
vas thirk and II. sea heavy. In the
race Isiant jamnei her cegtT~-hoai1i
e't-- turning The HInuw.ri stake. AMI
NHlky'i"'s Sp!.raEer was carried away
on -. hOrnes'retch. Although Na!Eyr.c
turned tn. stake Two minutes s'I@a
Of NlgilaHt. the latter mad" up this loss
on the hOInrWari trip. ana came III
only forty seconds ahead. Here IL the
corrected time.
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PORT OF NEW YORK.


.hsste'''''''''''' '''''' ..........SouthamDto1
(ehlurioh' ClrdcuAs
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HISTORY OF VAlKYRlE.
She Was BuiIt Especially to Cap
ture the Americas Cum,

Naikyrie, which gave the defenders o,
the Americas Cup the hardest tussle
OF any English yacht on record. was
built for the Earl Of punrayen In the
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N!%ilgut continued 10 draw ahead Of
britannia. and tUrr.ng the AGcog mark
boat. the yachts O. ne or the run with
thor byCfUS over - p.-r, NipilaHt carry
inG great balloon. o.. -pirlaE.r-tihs. ay
th-J ar" termed her. whl.h we're draw
ing Tl-nlii.y
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MILWAUKEE,. July 5-A; 10 O'Clock
til. morning the Chicago. Milwaukee
and St Paul road Will apply % Judge
seaman. % the United states Circui,
Court. t5r an order rss.rsll!nK all per-
soas from interfering WIN the properly
4 the COMPANY
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SHIPPING VIEWS,

ALMANhC PoR TO-DAY.
i'es'...t.a Sun Noon sets 49,
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
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Lots Of Snil On.

Cf r ward Point. after rou1d.ng The
NsgDE marx. both yachts s.t their sp.n-
rat"Ir - -td"t"atd. and tnei~ olab- top
sd..s we.e replaced 10y iibh-aIeis At
IL" |edtA-riua!k, j4chyar4-rs were got
w. AMI. working along the '!,Cn shore.
Sp'nnsk~r- "rr- run out ~ port and Jlb-
tpI sal W"'- s,'
l'rS-c ms sal! both yachts ran to-
Varis N.I,rrgs M. sHi from he-e IL APP
prdreI q" T. britannia vas closing ~ a
l!ttl".
Approaching tn C..,h Lighthouse on
u" run HON" 10 -" .uI~h Elg..aEt
ga. "til leading. and II Ha- .stl!au,"I
mat IA" wa aoy1t seven Minutes a--ed.
IN" Wind Va .O.tenluS. but Britain
Mo WI.I her Sp.unafe- Io7r bess,. %
Aa,l L-r ~ ana passed her near Gour-
britannia Increased her lead arI Tsssei
S-,JuIs
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SNHaF h'oS ,''....''.''''.''.. ......-.Ss 80.
D'Ie'noG . islano -...'... ..,...,...s..N IS;
men teIe ...,..,,.,iSS 6.OS
m!rgtea
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excitement. but the presence OF the Fed
erai troops prevented any outbreak
Rio Gpasde Engfneers stick.
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LOW MATER To-pAN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-09
Holiday sIippers-Hoiidny shoes,

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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-09

for the Saturday matinee. and Satur-
day night, which will conclude the en-
gagement, Mr.. Morris Will be seen as
Prince Puttlow, wealthy railway di-
rector, In Ralph Lumlcy's greatest sue
cess OF the season In England, called
"The Best Man. Mr.. Lumley's play Is
a high order OF farce and abounds with
bright lines and humorous situations,
while the theme permits OF rich and
tasteful toilets and handsome stage
settings throughout the three acts. As
a prelude THE Old Musician" another
one-act dainty bit of pathos, VIII be
given, and In this play IA the old mu-
stefan, Monsieur jacques Mr.. Morris
has one Of his best charncterlzations
In support IRE Mrs. III. o. Dellenbaugh,
Miss Florence Wood, Miss Gertrude
Rivers, Miss Agnes Paxton. Miss Fan
chon Campbell, w, ]. Constantine. Her
bert A. Carr, Charles Charters Fred
eriek A. Thomson, Alfred BeclIs, j. w.
Bowen and others, the same as has
characterized the productions else
where.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-09

Fort Worth. but comes heraldcd by
come of the best critics OF the country
uA being one Of the foremost character
comedians known to the stage and the
poaoasor OF Incompatible versatility.
Mr., Morris Is not only remarkable ac-
tor, but scholar. student and q
thinker. and u llnguist as well. In his
numerous engagements IN st. Louis
and other OF our large cities MIR. Nor
ris has been seen In aa many aH three
distinct roles In u single performance,
and so wholly does he become the char
actor Represented NJ TO be entirely un-
recognizable, be- 1t In French, Scotch,
German or Engliah dialect, and even
To the voice ana smallest detail he Is
absolutely faultless. In America Mr.
Morris can only be compared with JEFF
forson on Richard Mansfield, and IL
often called tho American Coquelin,
while In England he 81 classed with the
famous comedians, Wlddicomb, Buck
stone and Compton. AT each performs
anto here MIR, Morrla win he seen In
two broadly contrasting charaeteilza-
tons, bolng that of the Chevalier de
ROchcferrlcr In IA Game OF Cards"
u dainty. pathetic little one-aot gem,
adapted from the French, which will
be followed with Behind the Scenes"
q bright and novel threc-aet farce
comedy arranged and adapted by Mr..
Morris himnolf and which has proven
one OF the biz successes OF tho season,
witnessing Mr. Morris In his wonderful
creation na Aehllie Talma Dulard, a
retired French actor. This program
Will be given Friday night. and again
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-09

Tic Associpted Charities ladies to
Meet Next Tuesday.

When John the Baptist sent his dis
eiples to Christ to inquire whether he
was "He that should come" they were
told to go and tell John what they had
seen and heard. "How the blind see,
the lame walk, the lepers are cleansed.
the deaf hear, the dead are raised and
the poor have the gospel preached unto
them"
1t Is interesting TO note that out OF
the six proofs mentioned that he was
the Messiah, five told Of his minlstra-
tons To the physical part OF mans ma
turc. aud We learn In other places that
when the multitudes followed Jesus he
fed as wen as preached TO them.
Therefore. while we are In sympathy
with the churches In their efforts to
raise money just at this time. we feel
as the Christmas tide approaches the
time of peace on earth and good Will
TO men" that We must make a concen-
tratcd EFFORT for our destitute brothers
and sisters, As In multitude OF coun-
seilora there is safety" every member
OF the associated charities may con-
slider themselves n part of the ways
and means committee" and meet with
us next Tuesday evening at . O'clock
ut Mrs, Chas, Schuhera ON Taylor
street 70 consider our winter work.
Please come.
MRS, J. ]. JARVIS. President.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-09
ATTRACTIONS At GREENWALL'S.
s1rwo rIRsT-cLAss ENTERTAIN
MEs'rs Fon THE WEEK.
Qne Great Felix uorrfs-The Inn
nense New York Success, chariey's
Aunt, Matinee and nisht-who Mrs.
Potter Is--A Southern Lady.

Two first class attractions will ap.
poar at Greenwallis opera house this
weel;. Tuesday and wednesday nights
and matinee on Wednesday "chariey's
Aunt" the great New York and Bcs-
fon sueceas. viii be presented for the
nrst timo in this city by Charles Froh-
mans great company. Friday and Sat
urday nights and MATINEE saturday
that eminent character comedian. Mr..
Folk Morris. viii appear In double bills.
Friday night and Saturday matinee "a
Game Of Cards." in one act from the
French. and behind the Scenes" a
iarcicai comedy in three acts; and sat
urday night 'rrhe Old Musician" in one
act. and "The Best Man" farce com
cdy in three acts. the success OF the
season in England. by the author OF
''Aunt Jack"