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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-02-10
VARIOUS lNTEREsTs-

Msn alwaTs likes 70 have his IN
nizEs bat he also srsogs his osiins's-
a s2oEelsss powder for Esla gas
EHs beaz fzTezts1 b Lsozara Aas-z-
; Yirxiaz4z
TIE Srs1 pars- Pzbl1s1e1 p he Hls-
so-vot ths Indzan territory rsas2E-y
zads is uPps1rance.
A 1T Plszsant Pa man has -
rented q tyre ar5ttng machine - prlzs
ldErezsss On bsUes. Ea=szses- ste.
sn1h = are uzz1asa nov Hi1h . sseasll
bszsh
Most q tie trazspa-;assSa in IA
ranA. Gaia. = furnished b ai--e
bo-s=s h5fehe1 % . victoria 4hs-e
are 400 Of thesa rigs IN ta2E city, A.
sat o1e h0=seear linz.
Msrseilles : headquarters ta- to
ale q false hair TWeztT haze baAes
= Chinese human hair ressutly ar
rived there. and viii hs manufactures
into earls and triEaes for tAsAlo1Aals
la6lez
Tie beIldins q the pr5Possa free
A4A-a-alatA sa-AAa
Y million 6ollars AL clflEe-s vlll
Be emitted 70 the use q il witnoat
charge, and they wiII be allswea .
take books 70 their ho=sS
In Bostoa there IS > soeisty zazs1
the W0zzn's Fest Tour EssozlAsloz-
the purpose o. wEiea : - a2ab-s
women whose means are Z91erate .
travel A small arnual Tee = eszZrges-.
which eatifles each WOMAN % q val
zme eoatzinisg TIE p-.1es g re.lza-e
sbezp lodging housss ste = lbs
souatry and E1gland. bes1=s g.vlsg
Eany Valuable sugyestl0-S
TIE bog iron industry has hired sz4
lan-zished N the aal sa-1y FAR
southern eoanties o. tae eastern sAS-s
= Ma-yland for perhaps > esaTzry.
though there never Ezs ; E-Zs VIA
= Was especially proStab -e- Ns7E a12
again. however, some native vita
z1ozey 20 spare Is temples b. the t-1-
5itioa OF iroa u tie suA=py AoW-
lands, and he undertakes ts task e
extracting 4
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-02-10

CeFion tea planters are IA
organized attempt 70 obtain I 49,
their tea seed IN tbs L0naon 1890,
A pareel % seven bags 81 that sr,.s,.
was offered a. The drug sales re~n,'5
but no one seemed 20 kaow MAT = Il
with i, and although the brakes B.
elared that the drug vas 4 &c.
lie medicine IL China, the aal 80 q
mAined unmoYed Nevertheless ~.
Tea seed might have been WnriA re
chasing for the sake % the as "a
whirh Il eontains. 70 the extent 81 s6,-s
- per eens ~ weight and whisi =.
sembles olive Oh in color and soaaemlus
ID taste. The seeds are about he -
% . cherry shone sah-gl0bulas Is shaps
and Of deep brown eal1r Ihe
would BE- usetai Tor burning a. lntr.
eating London Chenist ana flsu--, &
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-02-10

FANcaNnEzoK = hos rs1z p
us-s- eers-32r AID Eas 1szl r9assa1
81 81 z-sea IN ~ zlrsZ=ss AT
seratc1s a 5f4as a5z q plata.
zAe raising q taF bitter. 1zaaz-
se7ezs rnrszrss q tAe tLsseE L-G
EE.se~szoz q lhs n1Zrs w1tzauE ne
kzorza5ge q ese r8aszzs= i
Al she-s 4 70 T. TEs E2s wEs1
less r1zu fan Zngz Of Es9eEs bigger
than TIE arrest SRA Essrry z-4-< 1FGs
5e7-e5 EEss5lezsEz y Ezzr1 IN ts--
to015 zr9zrld "a fr0u 3 segzrEe 41st
rzLe eaOzgh = IZstlfE sns vigilance
-saDEn - TIE Aezlt1 dsT2s1Is1- and
the E4sisieooe q Physicians 1-zz
fznlses, p-ssuDaosT zo1 exposed
SHAH rs=ort - E5s Ozig E-gEz zz-z-s'
q security
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-02-10

The policy OF wearing ont the enemy
in war b. delays. misleading move
IDents feints of attack. etc. while
avoiding open battle, IS called the,
Fabian policy, from the following
circumstance: Fabius Maximus wzs
Roman general in the second Punic
var Having been appointed just
after the Roman army had suffered
severe defeat at Lake Thrasymene, he
perceived that his disheartened troops
and bands of raw recruits could not
oppose successfully q trained army
flushed with victory and led ~ their
great commander Hannibal lie
therefore avoided pitched battles.
moved mis- camp from highland TO
highland, and tired out the enemy
with marches and cOuntermarches
This he continued until thwarted in
his calculations by the impatienee of
the Roman senate.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-02-10

Orchard land needs % hare The nsss
are drained on after the frues 4 oai q
the groand ifweli undeFaFaiaea. ear
SOL. undcrlald with clay a lest Is
has bern proved y otsersstlQa thst
Troand 20 mnderdsasrea - eat i.tae
affected IS iunS spells q vet weashss
" Is droatha and Eucseea - ts1.i
graw nr can b. safely insured
Whether ievel o. rolling. eaeh arckafs.
should have ) SYSTEM % tile drains 40
from three sad oue-haif . fasr sesf
deep Cavr shoala BE taken IN saFtrz
The tile with regularity. Aay depfss'
sloa in The drain viii ~ fllea Wiih :
deepest sod roots viii hnd eaFih =
take bold % and taus give trouble
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-02-10

Not al che lpliaa+ are yet de-
a-.ves 81 ibeir naiara' .ae- 81 1--we.
lihn0a. The hant Mans - rbe tribes
inbab.iing reservation ir the far
Northwestern states .5se alaost eH.
tircly o. tLe spos aea proats q
hlut'ug ard fishing Use coast 10.
dians cuploy themselves hasily dur
Jug fhe salmon running season. n
sapplging fish 20 She eaurerics. nnd
piece Ogt their lrcl.h usd at other
seasons b the proceed Of fars an
lesh obtained y hunting and trap.
ping IN the interior ~ Oregon ard
Washington big game g set plenig.
ful enough Tor The huntsne season
20 afford 70 the iadiaas pretty
good source Of support fos most Of
ihe year.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-02-10

D. 19AECS1sAE- 3 high caste
BrGhz pzFzzezzn- rzzE= coaster
abe szeriEces II eozz3y - tnz= eczE-
r. 70 zeal 3 papsr A. t4s Uer.1 ;
fair -e5Iezl eo-grazs- lie viz -uss
his ezsse az home ard E0as o. lie
FORM e0zpz-Lo1s Wlll associate
sta aiEa- Bat be J. 81 good eazEz-g-
TIE more In-ellieeEE high zzs1s
Rrzhr1fas ere coming 70 see thzt a.
sorLzIzsE vita gne wEs2s wCr4G cat
slds - mere E-pg-t4ut t-a1 keeping
theIr pl4sss - t2sir Cd E.zrt1e-lsE
set TIE doet0- helleFa -nere =
runes - 3 learned ~hIea = usrg1d
his reach q a B-ahEazn Whea a1eh
meu sacrifice caste il tEs interest q
selezee. the dzEs q caste szP-r=t5-
fzon Zass - EezrlT ended
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-02-10

ki5ordan. giving Il vigorous
kick Boy. this is tho thirl morning
I've seen that old rubac- boot Iyiar
on the sidewalk a. this corner VIVA,
is your idea 10 keeping L there. any.
way
Bootolaet-! Amt got ugt,ia % ia
With it Tine fcIler that runs thi.
2Toc.ry store j. Eeepin tab 90 that
boot lie says he's goiu 10 find gu,
how many durn fools kick. &. IN one
week
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-02-10

g. ser,grr -. atalrHtiosa
..fge MS a gon-s 12n and fairly
good lookl.E5 saoeth faes All aiia-
81 essas- sore dark tHiE' Vas
atst ere fees d Aeight and iaoketl
3 y = married zlns ans body Woala
ergu Him SeA As she deseEip
1srs ad Is On q yeang WeEaaa
rka .aiuse5 aG,etlg into the city ST
ty- ~. ana aaate- 20 advertise
for E.alg srs- says the E0st0n Her
aE i aEFe2re4 tAal Chalmers had
leFf ha-1s. ara aoeody kueH hg. and
vaaa- u0-4an has laIth that her
-e-stsl e his Ecrsolal traits would
a.5as Ain bees u was a good e.
4usae y 1ke average person = peEcr
e Geseriu D. 90 o. q feil0W being
Its totally inade,s aate Though
aaa le tearfaily and aonderIuily
zzde. there seeas 20 - an uHac-
coaatabIs tnabiitty 81 nihe persons
oat cf eVerg Ten 70 give crecitas'ie
wur4 rz-tune aE aHTvae Whun they
have ssez Be-aEse ue understand
tAe I01ks e : person gheu We meet
h--u Il asFc- ocsars - the MAD that
Other people DO a0s ErEsp 3 thor
aagh IDEA q bis appearaEee wlth .
Tee E-@ssAas FaFA'e' 2. eea@F. p''o'-
As-r Treas e ~ y"@
@ - BIB tat 80 'aeA :
1Aa Aas @ F2sA III AiA ~.
almost As'4F-H1 se+f
ea leg q Asf pae@ Al'eh
4Fef r. .hs AAnA4 rae IL seasfai'
&c oF aat f1-as- leA'
RI siz eo'-lh snf9
- ZEE e 9 1 A' We
l12 q ~ F+9. ~ - .e
@as EFrA aA1s -Fee4r&
s1e.-o- = a-AA A@' @s n - ~
-
"a ne e .o@ .i-e
A p = -'- -NoA4l- ieitue
-9' ferg iat FAaSf A-a'E' or not
ie'3 ~Sn 80
- e. 1-a 81 ES
Il s4u-.a 'a
AAl ee2s g. BAR
e Ter COZ tie&sNer.
- 1haA@ ' ..-4 2't~s Ay
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-02-10

Psola MontegazE % Flurenee has asr.
reerntly giving his opinioaa "a : Go.
man paper on the wuaaea 81 Eaf1pe
10 the spanish women Be gives ~
palm Tor beautg. The spaH 4
aaMan. he says, Is eewiichlnr
braaiifnl She has srsa0 hsnds as
feet. and large eyes, Like the ppen ah.
dpws q sunbaFnt marble palAee /
squire full ~ grace ard life. ana ioEe
wAvY dark hair she i verE raaig
vrry igHorant. very geaio-s, sensitive.
die and prgsh
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-02-10

- VESTS F4iF fhesos tor oa0 ~.
ne Ehiezxp. NLNaalss 4 81 pa 81.
way has peese an srrenge-ze1. vii ~.
Cas- sltAishins ho9ss % faEnisA ssgi,, "
slze, aG ~. naL-inai noss 70 rs -. e
q oaiF Tea eeuts GcF q portfolio n 49,.
Atlsirati1zs. Actkl1g 81 Nan lss..sa Is -
eFu@ee % ne MoFias Fair Azs is.sg@s ", ".
Egtelshsa Aee seFies Noati - ~frs
east rgeiEe eps.ars Il the 3 letzses 49, (. +
palslsnnl "a saeA AarEe gH21rlElg,s ~ ~
are tkeFrtpre at1s @ larnlss tAass u,,r.. +.
at Ter c1sy sen cents
Reusit ypar naoEsy % GecEesH Hesss.s
6saerAi fesseasHr Aeeut. CAseasa II
Nagke@ q 81 Faai EEAs4y. ~ ff,.~s-
a., and the p4etnTes Ml4 - sSms g-sa..ss
% any sFs..4ed address Thar vi -. /.
handsome kosi1zy g!tL
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-02-10
According 20 Cirenm,taness.

Immediately after the battle Of
Prairie Grove. some rebel differs OF
rank were sent up 70 Cane Hill. Ark. +.
20 negotiate for exchange Of prison.
ers. II was during their visit that
the amusing scene narrated below Or
Cured:
In small building close on the on.
~ streetof that crooked village, three
Confederate officers, in their best gray
uniforms, were sitting on one side Of
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-02-10

eponFes are being propagaicd IL a
cheap way Jnst Eoa About three
years ago cute German divided a
lew healthy specimens % live
sroa ges into gooily number Of
pa'i a7d placed them Ia deem water.
wish the result that 81 now ia. 4
cropoi 1000 al on initial expenditure
Of $2n.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-02-10
Hous Seekers fKrarsisa va 80 a
ar. Eamwax.

On Jan. ., isss. tks y 4 ST rsass4
wil have Ca SAFE fFaEn AZ rs uoEghsrH esss
Waye tt-kets % al pulnts IL shr stAis 4
Texas IS rate 81 cua fare faT he 20 Z
trip Ieess ttake1s are HATED % a &sgs
from date q sale and VII EssElaAf : SEQ.
over ca the Eosag trip as kHy paiat z -
state 81 Teas. only uiEhin he asa 1rt
This = yuuF oFFoFtaaitF % eecafs a tcas
Ia the sunny noafk. where iAets ars eksas
sad haEResfs rle1ti1GL 1AMEs BAEEs
T. T. sd T. A. 81 I.aaSs *
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-02-10

Hungry Higgins Madam. I usotar
hare a. good q home as anybody tijl
misfortune overlook me
Mrs Potts Indeed And what vas
the nature Of tho ir0a.leg
Hungry Higgins Me father In.
lag lost his Job
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-02-10

TIE borden q EczseEesp llss
bezgy zpo1 the wOzez O. TIE e1v5--
Ezed Wgrs1, ard l0EhaEe i : Ears
hesTy than II RE LEz-d >tzts=-
Mar q the burdens are SELF In
possz Vanity ~ eustoz. y lore u
old o. bs9zt1fl things lez6s Is 70
1ll or hozzes With EzIeEEnaeks =
Al kln4s. sta Oze t5lng az AZ
Otler tzat for Llelr main pzzEoss
serre f8seo1leet dat zzG - sire A.
5nEazsz5e y LABOR - keep e-ez1
HOuss furnishings ana carpets. zz4
E1e InTsztzo1 u the s-ea e1sZT q
mz1zia1 tla- tEe ladies' know a.
-stldies." are q = character - rake
The n-zEiuzl d work for The houss-
keepe= 70 TIE sEsll eouIe-t ard
p-0bzo.s ais-olf9-t- q tAess r 10
hare - make use - thea
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-02-10

Probably the youngest policeman IN
the country is 5-year-old Louis Claur
ing who is the mascot Of the Charles
street station In New York. The lad
wears q complete uniform. answer.
the roll cal and turns ont with tho
night platoon.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-02-10

Fator. 10 son. who had been left 10
take an orange while his father left
the oom-Why didn't you take the
largest orange, johnny?
Fills Because | could tell by feel
ing them all that the largest one had
no juice In il
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-02-10

Every nation on the globe has had
us stone age" al some period OF its
history Even as late a. the time Or
Nose and Aaron the rite Of c.roum
cision was performed with a ston
kniio
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-02-10

THERE are hundreds of people
hungry IN Chicago. and interest in
their stomachic voids has reached a
point where sermons have been
preached about it. There is comfort
in the thought, but little that sticks
10 the ribs.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-02-10

Az express train has been held up
by masked bandits ia Texas, and
every passenger robbed Perhaps
the time has come when all trains in
the South ami West should supply
every passenger with firearms and a
bnllet-proof coat Of mail
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-02-10


After defeating and pultiug 70
lirht the enemy wh3 had attaeke3
our armies aad the fort ~ Aliatooaa.
the armies 81 the United s.z1ss adj
vaaeed with all possible speed 81 the
direction 81 the Al'ato5na PASS with
CIT deEaging Tor food and only batting
f0r rest a very fer Enoln 2nts at any
time After awhile Il was found Inn
possible for Us - proceed further, Tor
the enemy was discovered present in
force ana placed 50 as 70 p event any
further zdva1@c- THIS was NJ eng ia
BILE situation for Us AMI We Instantly
perceived that M pleasant oeeu Batfo7
was in store for rs in the near future.
should the Cea,e1erate solliery pr ire
fractions Their peculiar nniforIn a.
traeted our attention. Tnez had
taken military possession OF the side
Of 3 mountain AMI the uniform they
had donned for tie purpose u deeeiv-
Ing the United states armies was
tailored 10 such style a. - give them
the appearance Of very small boys.
The Dos. were Con eder7tes. and the
uniform was for the purpose 81
putJinz The Federals OF their guard.
Just Is the trainman had finished
speaking. without the slightest warn
ing thas tHeg we're coming. they were
upon us They came on a charge ex-
aetly like 50 mani i1Enriated wild
beasts b some chance o. other their
. baTonets JEST grazei Ely head and.
besides the filc leader male for me
individually They came 50 nea- onr
front rank I could MAKE out their
faces without the least diffi .ultv. aud
noted not only the feata-es 81 the en-
envy. bus the manner Of their dressing
their bear,Is and even the color %
their boards The7 were larg. men.
very powerful. exceedingly uimb.e
AMI had eyifiea.lY been uBrs hitting. )
drilled and Use pinned IS some skilled
. tac;ician. Their charge was resisted.
Their file leader retreated oDDed an
+ i1staat and disappeared The second
man was knocked down or fell down
for he disappeared likewise. ] wa.
obliged to Iaugh to see how ins.antly
tie tile leader bounded of and en-.
+ deavcred t. ascertain shat direction
be might haze BY chance chosen for
I better coneealment. And then a.
was just BEGINNING 10 make merry
T over what 7 considered our easy vie
tory, ] had either a hand 70 hand
struggle with the enemy and wa.
thrown violently down. or nv breath
was taken a say By inecssant fusilad
{ ing. for ! became insensible and wa,
left on the battlefield for dead. ~
Mail AMI Evuraeu
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-02-10

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nor aaiuste,5 4 a-lagsnt.s ns5r
az s-a-tzel-s % hss er Ana
s.-oss'v erauaf.ei th= w-av u1if0-ms
wfta n -elv-t .-.lln- a-s t-ass sta-s
As bau.ss e--..l,.,.s rng-- v5o,-atlr.
Fo- she tine benz s. s--nes 70 Tor
pei he vla.- ana sur-,ur5iurs ia MS
Fes- Al b,-w-isa-r.r. A. lase IN
---at distress - t--a4i 20 ~ v-p.
tlzmen ana be-aa Is s.aE1er oat his
explauats9-s-
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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-02-10

* ezte1siEe Clgzhing tJ-ss II
SeE York Eelt Lzto bankruptcy Gre
czy last week. failing Sit Liabilities
asOantlzg 20 ss9.g1El, al oec4use
q the peeaIzti0n O. c-EEdeEttal
bsookkeeper Th@@s a-e : great
mar women - Ezeep1g r tEe
country ans tEs number i constantly
Increasing We 90 not think i MAJ
zPrOgos 70 inquire = this PaEtle--zr
tine e anybody ever beard q zay
firm going into bankruptcy q a.
count 81 the psculatloa 81 : ECZaE
bOokzeeDsr2 was there ever wo-
Enzn b0okEeepeF Ct cashier heard 81
- fngltfTe iE Canada We are
not Offering these queries a. argE-
uents against the confidential nan
who OecasionailT lspses into bettiug
On horse races or On the turn 81 = card.
Jhev are queries. pure and simple
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-02-10

ToaFisfs tlskssa nov CO sac - a. FeiafS
Hameseekers tieksts a. haf fare 60 ~
euraiau dates. lee. lath. 9aa ~, feh "a,
MARIA lsth, Aprii iatk aad May STA ftr
rafes % folders EivinE fal daserifilen =
innds climate. &r caii at Wanasl teatFt
ofilue. No isez Farnam Stress g uFiis
GEo 81 CaArEpS, ~ W. 4 At.
0ln4ha5 Yea
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-02-10

Ak interesting innoyation has been
made By the faculty If the girls'
normal school in Philadelphia. 4
requirement that the pupil shall b.
yerssd 10 current topics has been
added TO the curriculum Accord
ingIy the attention Of the pupils for
an hour or 50 each day will be given
20 the aGairs OF the word az set
forth in the newsp1pea 4 pro-
fessOr will review the latest items II
news before the school. conveying 70
the pupils an understanding Of the
relations ana Importance Of current
events. No comment will be made
Of kind that may prejudice anyone,
the intention being that each may
reach conclusion Of her own, upon
the facts set forth The theory Of
the faculty is mat this method of
treating current matters will b. Of
use in the study Of history and geog-
raphy. besides aTording mach gen
eral information.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-02-10

Cg1T1sH has 5een popsIar1y Be
Level 70 b. about a. economical 2
class 81 food a. Il VAS possible 20
bus, considering the price Of il ard
the amount 81 noarishmeut Il i
known 70 contain To adultsrzte =
therefore. or 10 palm OF some spurz-
ous article a. genuine Goldfish Is an
imposition for which there can Be
no possible charity. But this j. pre-
eisely sThat Eastern dealers are nov
guilty Of 4 nuintal Of cod. that Is
III pounds. costs from s. 10 81. and
instead Of supplying the genuine
article the dealers have been caught
substituting a quinfal 81 What i
knOEn as husk. kind d fish resem-
bling the cod. but not half - yaIu-
able a. an -ticie q food End worth
not half 50 much. HUsk Is being
largely sold nov Tor Goldfish The
difference between the cod ana the
husk IS that the former mas z split tar.
while the tail Of the latter Is square.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-02-10

nlhfM BauEtf aHa saad IN rsarGies M.5e
IMAM C1fruiar uawkssr gsw.ise's
SsttRtt Co. 80 NsW fofs iAfs uehN
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-02-10
PLAYING CARDS

fau can ohfaia rzck - tcsf quality pls{
tatds ~ ssndirr efIeeH rrats ia postage g
LISTS, GsnG fasA AEeoi G., = q = e
Chicago. n
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-02-10

mill INV Butter Esrs sne WIS taue f,g
Tlilit mi 90 Hptf pufsis CrFMiftia ~ ~
ehant fgie i1afr9T .ifgei. 49,
The morning call., 1894-02-04

The new piece, "A W0man's Revenge" 3"
Henry Pettitts last meodrama. finished just
before his death in London. will be produced
at the Baldwin tomorrow night by The Palmer
Stock Company cOntempOraneously with pro-
duction by Manager French. its proprietor, at
the American Theater, New York. 1t was first
produced at the Adelphi Theater, London, on
July 1 last and is stll running there. The
story of tie play, briefly told is as follows:
Two villains have separated a loving husband
and wife by nefarOus means. The wife Is
forced TO defend herself from villain No. l with
a pistol and then fees from the mouse with her
child. Villain No. 2 appears on the scene and
murders his former confederate. The heroine
of course is arrested for the crime, ana in the
last act OF the play comes her trial at Old
Bailey. The woman's lawyer is taken III and
her husband takes his place. Villain No. 2
appears to testify against the prisoner, but by
The husbands skillfuness lie is proved The
criminal himself The woman is set free and
the villain is arrested.
Asannounceu at the Baldwin the melodrama
viii be cast as follows:
Frank Drummoud. young barrister..........
Jeptha Grimwade, a solicitor. ... George Fawcett
Ilck Chlfon, clerk r. NJ. Holland
Robert overstone ms son Edward NJ Eel
Sir John Blackjack, q G., counsel for the
GroWn ~ Walden Ramsey
oSN''N &C. t4o - uhE ibCDtTi DcucuilJ
Martin Doyle, a detective r. A. Thomson
Mary Lonsdale an heiress. Miss Julia Arthur
Lottle Bromley, her companion. ................
---.-............. -....... Miss Madeline BOuton
Mabel Wentworth, an adYen turess...... .......
........-....... ....... Miss Jennie A. EuStace
Maggie cstwood, a servant. Miss Ell en- Prom
Little Mary Drummond's child. ......... Miss Irene
Petttt was a writer famous for robust work,
aud particularly for his striking climaxes.
London possesses group Of dramatic writers
answering the Pettlit type Snch as Conquest,
Sims, Jones and others some OF them working
IN collaboration and turning out dramas with
The regularity of a machine, and each differing
from The other only IN name. "A WOman's
Revenge" is said. however. To depart from The
beaten pain, both IN text and business.
The morning call., 1894-02-04
Orpheum Music Hall.

The attractions at this popular place Of
amusement for the present week are the Fukino
family, ten in number. arrived on the steam
ship Oceanic direct from the Occdent, Intend
ing 10 open at the Midwinter Fair. Ever alert
and upon the LOOK OUT for sensations, the man.
agement of The Orpheum through an inter
prefer secured this family Of astounding equIl-
lbrists. gymnasts, contortionists, 1ugglers and
HiUdO0s duplicated. Not content with this big
feature Miss Lizzie Derious DAILY, one OF the
leading members OF the Sinbad rXtravaganZa
company. Huber and Weston, high-cass enter
taineTs, Charles II. Whiting, phenomenal barry
tone, and many others, win present strong
entertainment. AT the matinee to-day and to-
night The famous maives, the Mullanbafk
troupe of Arabians. Will make their farewell
appearance III California. as they are engaged
10 open at the Union.square Theater in New
York