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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-29
GOT HIS DEsER rs
A Brutal Husband Sentences te
Six Months Imprisonment:
TIE WIFE FAILED TO APPEAR.
Marrow Racape Of Elijah rownssad Nor.
Having to answer tho Charge of Mur-
des-whsrs WIN tho Bay BIO sent

At tho evening sesaIon OF the Muhlcipa
Court Fred Wagner was sentenced to pay
line OF 500 and COS To and To be I'M,
prlsoned for the term OF six months III
New Castle jail for. assauiting bib wills
about five weeks ago. Wagner has ncted
brutally towards nls wife for years and Oh
the day In question while coming from
his house between two o1icsrs he Kicked
the woman. 5ns was sent to tho Homep-
pathic Hospital where she remained foi
about thr 90 weeks. Since that time she
has been In Philadslphia Co keep from ap
pearinR against him.
Tne tifst case called In the court this
morning was that of James Miles. ooiored
who was charged with dlsorderly cpndnct
by Mary Shea, Mary testified that Jamse
camsto her house and cnrsed and abusej
her without any provocation. He was
fined 10 End coats.
John White. colored. was held In e20a
bail for hearing tomorrow morning on
the charge of larceny Of pair OF shoes.
Ell Jah Townsend. oolored. was artaigncd
on the charge OF having assaulted James
Davis with intent to commit murder
Davis deposed TINT on Saturday right no
met Townsend and struck him. In about
five minutes after wards Townsend FLASHED
him with knife, cut ting him on the left
side OF the neck from the back to under
tho chin.
DR.. Hughes deposed that tho wound was
dangerous one and had the mon pressed
a little heavier on the knife 1t wolld have
been fatal. The court held him In $500
bail for his appearance at court.
The court wpB about to commit Clar.
ence Hawkins. coiored lad, to tho Forrls
Industrial School. when Agent Stout In.
formed the judge that the boy was sub
1ect to Tits every night. The lid 10 not
bad enough to go to jail. is not insans
enough to be sent to the Reylum and not
a fit charge TO mingle among the lads o.
the Ferris School. Lie will b. examined
by DIR, EuRh6B,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-29

A short time ago a large factory, fitted
with the most modern appliances, includ-
ing tho electric light, caught fire, and de-
spite the most strenuous efforts Of the fire
brigade was almost demolished.
The following morning a newly appoint
cd member of the force was dispatched TO
tho spot, with a view of asoertaininR how
the fire originated.
After closely interrogatlng the manager
Of the factory he asked to see the man who
was responsible for the electric light.
The manager stated that the electric
switches were under his sole control.
"Then you are the man that lights up
the electric AFFAIR.""
"That Is so.''
"Now, be careful how you answer my
next question, COS II it ain't satisfactory
1t will be took as evidence against ye.
When you lighted tho electric light last
night where did you throw the matchs"
London it-Bits.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-29

Horace l. Cheney and John II. lewis,
attorneys for Isaac W. Phinney. master Of
( he Barge Atlas la the Uniteo States Court
at Philadelphia yesterday had an attach.
ment lssned under iibel filed against the
steamship DeLiou. to recover heavy dam
ages Tor the recent collision between tue
vessels.
II was stated that on tho evening OF the
24th inst the barge arrived in ballast FROM
boston Ia tow OF the steamer Shawmut
near midnight the DO Lion ran into The
barge and cut hole In her extending
almost to the water line.
The expense required to again make
the barge seawortny was named as $4,000
aud Il is also sought to recover $50 q day
or 1890 for thirty days delay wlich 1t 10
thought will be accustomed. making oil.
toge' her el95O0. Stipulation Ia sum Of
ga go is asked to reivase the DeLon. She
al Harlane this morning TO DO repaired.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-29

Farmer Ito physioian)--If you git out
my way, doctor, any time, / wish you'd
stop an sec my wife. She says she amt
feelin we'll.
Physician-What are some of her symp-
toms2
Farmer-I dunno, This Inorntn nfter
she had milkdd the COWS, an fed the stock,
an got breakfast for the hands, an washed
the dishes, an built fire under the soft
soap kettle In the lane, an done few
chores bout the house she complained Of
feelin kinder tired. / shouldn't DO sur
prised il her blood was out Of order. I
guess she needs dose of medicine. -Ipdo-
pendent
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-29

Reading your flsh stories the other day
reminds me Of good ono | once heard In
England, said Charles Coote, the come.
dian. 81 was playing on ope pf the pro-
vinoial circuits, and happening into o bar
for mug Of half and half after the per-
formanoe heard this story from two cos
tiers. l will not attempt to give 1t In their
dialect, because you could not produce II
in print, the popularity being In the In
tonation rather than in tho spelling of the
words.
ut appears that the two eostors had
made a bet Of half a sovereign and the
drinks as to which could catch the most
fish, Accordingly with the drinks before
hand, thoy had repaired to thb river and
thrown In their lines They sst there for
something like four or five no nrs without
either OF them getting even bite Finally
one of them imagined he folt nibble Mt
his hook, and In his excltemeut he fell in
to the river.
Bets Off shouted the either coster,
sIt's no fair divin for emf
1.-THE barmaid held stakes and 1t was
their explanation of the case 10 her which
I overheard and afterward made q hit
with. Washington Post.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-29
You Are Not Invited
Here to Look at

Lots Of left over goods from
last season. but to see the new.
est and freshest Clothes gather
I'd from the best Manufactures
in these United States.
It is confidently said by
many Of our frieuds that no
Clothing Store in this city
shows SO complete stock Of
overcoats as ours, and a COM
parison Of styles, qualities and
prices will more than sustain
our claim Of always the best
value for the money.
A WHOLE FLOOR FILLED WITH
ovERooATs.
An all-wool Black Blue or Grey Over
A warm ohlnchllla Overcoat for s5.
good Blue chinchilia overooat with
corded edge for o.
A line Black Blue OIL Brown Kersey or
Beaver Overooat for o. Wed like you to
put this % ~vercoat OF ours aside any e1o
overcoat In this town, we know you'll
think ours better.
A finer Black or Blue Kersey Overcoat
for $40.
An Atwood Black Clay Diagonal Oyer.
GOAT for 80.
A Black Rough ohevlot overooat for sio
Our beat sellers ore the Black and Blue
Kersey Overooats Tor ei2 fine clay Inning
In skirt. tine elk thapll wear we'll In the
shoulder and sleeves.
Germania Fur Beavers are the beet We
can find for Overeoats at $40. BY a lucky
purchase, we came across lot OF these
elegant goods. made and trimmed as well
as any eco coat In the land. The goods
are henvy and soft. In Blacks only. Our
price for this fine Overooat Is Ella.
Very line Kersey Overooats In Blacks
and Blues skirt lined with clay diagonal.
sleeves and shoulder lined with fine silk,
for &i5.
Youths Overcoats, in most
OF the above grades at consider.
able lower cost.
Vigilant mothers will know
where to look for Refers and
Overcoats for their boys.
Rough faced Refers fit for
blow high or blow low weather
and right for 8 to 16 years old,
%. 80, SO, $3.50, 81 and So.
Astrakhan Refers in Reds,
Blues. Greens and Blacks, IS.
Cape Overcoats So TO So.
Strictly one price, and if dis
satisfied with your purchase we
will return your money. Ali
goods marked in plain figures.
Max Ephraim, Proprietor.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-29
KIDNAPPED ". A rARpoN.
The Adventure Of q Small Boy Who Went
Fishing In . Louisiana bayou.

inc Adventure OF q Small Boy Who Went
Fishing In . Louisiana bayou.
The little son Of The agent Of the South
ern Pacific company, stationed at Bayou
des Allemands, had an adventure one day
while fishing for the gay and ever biting
cntfish The little fellow was out In the
river In fiat bottomed boat, and while
handling his line suddenly became aware
that something out of the ordinary was at
the other end Of ". The line which he
was holding rather slaokly, became appnr-
emily alive, and in moment was whiz-
Eing through his fingers as II Old Nick
himself was on the hook. The boy endeav-
ored to stay its outward flight, but to no
purpose, and he had the satisfaction Of see
ing the end reached In quick order. For
tunately for the remainder of the story,
the end was securely fastened to the boat,
and as the line tautened out the little
sraft began series Of maneuvers on the
surface of the river and the boy, beoom-
Ing alarmed at the unusual Occurrences,
yelled for assistance.
The craft went ON with tho flood. In the
one end the boy On the other a powerful
something or another, which, content
with giving sample Of its skin as head
On propeller, kept its bulk hidden beneath
the water. And still the boy kept on Yell
ing and the boat a-going, until several
men on the bank OF the bayou, hearing the
cries, embarked In q skill, and, armed with
q steel harpoon-thcy had been there be-
fore-started for the boy and tho boat and
the something another, still under the wa
ter, but occasionally breaking the surface
AZ II 1t wanted I'd tly. When the resouers
reached the flying craft, one Of them seized
tho tautened fish limo, sententiously re-
marking, "Grande eoaille," began to
shorten in, and In about five minutes Of
hard work had brought the capture along
side, where 1t began cavorting and plung-
ing, throwing tho water in clouds An
other of the men, seizing the harpoon,
watched an opportunity, and in few
minutes more darted the steel into the
cleaning sides of tho fish, for such it was
When the bank was reached, the capture
was taken ashore 1t proved to BIO splen-
did specimen OF the tarpon, and measured
over 9 feet in longth, Its scales being larger
than silver dollar and cleaning with
silver luster and fecked with multitude
OF other colors.-New Orleans Times Dem
ogrnt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-29

The work OF laying the foundation of
the new Sternberg shirt factory at Fifth
and French streets was commenced yes
serday.
DR.. N. C. SchaefTer. superintendent of
public education in Pennsylvania delIyZ
bred the third lecture In the High School
course yesterday afternoon. HIS subject
was 'lhe Evils OF lnbreeding in the Edu.
cation OF Teachers"
All the memhora OF the Presbyterian
churches OF the CITY, who are membeIs of
pne Christian Endeavor Society. are re.
Qpested to meet the pastors OF their va
fious churches at West Church tomorrow
evening at so O'Clock.
Howerd Conner. OF Thorndale, Pa. Wis.
ited his brother In our city on Sunday.
Charles Martel of Media has been spend.
Ing q few days learning farming with Mr.,
Potts, near CentreVllis Del.
Luther @. Johnson took dinner at the
Eagle House In West Cheeter, Pa, on
Sunday.
The following wheelmen from our CITY
took dinner at the Mansion House, Vest
Chester, on Sunday: Milton r. HAWKINS
Z. y. Karch. {. ". Martin. Henry Fritz
James L. Sields and John Z Nlelds.
O. Steward, Josaph d, Simmons, L.
y; Riley and s. X. Smith. bicycle rlders
81 our CITY, took dinner at the Turks
Head Hotel, West Chester. on Sunday.
y. =. Denny and ludy and Ii j. Stubbs
and wife were also guests.
hrs. Alfred Warnsr and sops were
guests OF Mrs. Warmers aunt, Mrs Sarah
". swayne, ut kennett Square. on satur.
Mrs William Passmore. of Embrso.
yille, "a, is visiting her daughter Mrs.
Edward P, Walter, at Elsmere
Mrs. Lillian A. Welsh of Marshaljtou
spent few days visiting her cousin. Miss
Clara W. Passmore, at EmbreeYille. Pa,
Miss Bayard who Is with her father in
4oudon, will sail for New York on Nov, .,
by the Curard line.
At meeting OF Charles Sumner Post.
q. A. H.. last night, expressions of sym
patny tor Cuoans were adopted by reso
rtions.
The pretty little skye terrier Trlx, owned
py Magistrate Kelley died yesterday OF
dumb rabies despite the efforts OF prAeti.
cal surgeons. Tbs little beauty was bit :
ten durlng the summer.
". r. Fox while out riding on hig bi.
Cycle last evening on Broome st.e et took
> header and got tangled up IN hls ma
Chine. He ls suffering severely Ia conse
quence OF tho mIshupS
Rev rr T L. Marllrdale of Milford /,
visiting New CASTLE friends.
Emil Linduer OF Germany Ii spending 4
few weeks with hla brotnera. Arthur and
o car LiadLer. OF this city
1t. Tlewts Trunk, tz..ax co lec,or or An
noquinimink Hundred. and living neal
M ddlotown died Yesterday from typhoid
fever aged 10 years A widow and tTc
ch idren survive him.
One Pullman car was shipped to Jerse,
Oily aud one to hiladelphla today.
Colonel John wRlnw right, George Ell
lpgor. George W. Hawkins and EZro Sui
liyan attended the annual reunion Of In,
Hftsrans OF the Ninty.seVehth Regiment
Hannsylyania voluntesrs, Ii West Theste
% Saturday last
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-29

Constable John +. Goidsborourh OF
Smyrna, Saturday night shot Howard
Richardson. colored. and he 10 now in
critical condition. The constable was In
Possession Of o warrant for tbs arrsst of
hich.rdson upon the charge OF robbing
the house OF Alexander Ii. Wilson. After
placing the man under arrest the con.
stable reached the house and found con.
siderable money which he placed In bag.
On the way to the lookup the prisoner
got possession OF the bag aud made his
Escape. The constable then fired two
shots one entering the back and another
the leQ
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-29
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Central Church Ned uIu.,

George T. Brown and Miss Belle Morri.
son were quietly married In Central Pres.
byterian Church today by Rev. ", Lewis
Outside OF the family connections there
were present: Mr.. and Mira. Nv. B, Clerk.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Lyman, Misses Ella and
Julia Porter. William T. Hillee, Esq John
2. Nleids. Esq, S. g. Sharpisss and Dr. A.
B. Harris. Mr. and Mrs W. Al Hopkins Of
Philadelphia, Announc smeht cards are
issued with at home" cards. after Nov.
18TH at 1909 West 18th street. Mr.. Brown
lie lawyer anda member of the New
Castle County bar.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-29

A British scientist recently made the
statement trait upward Of fiye-sixths OF the
weight Of human being was composed OF
moisture. His colleagues questioned the
statement, whereupon hospital oadaver,
the remains Of small, heshy man, was
obtained and put under tho hydraulic
press. The corpse weighed lao pounds
even, and 1t was found that when evory
drop Of moisture had been pressed from
tho body tho residue was thin mass Of
dry, fibrous flesh and bones, Weighing but
80 pounds.-St. Louis Republic.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-29

Thomas W. Vaughan after long Illness
died yesterday, aaed 20 years at his home
No. 8t5 Poplar street. His funeral will
take place on Thursday morning. Intest
mont will be made at Chesa pbalke City.
Mrs. Annie IL. MoColgan, daughter Of
Peter Scanneil died yesterday, aged 20
years. Intermsnt will be made on rhurs.
day at the Cathedral Coma tery.
The funeral OF Mrs. Annie HarrIQau.
aged 50 years. took place yesterday ffoin
her late residence. SO Church street. IN.
tsrment was made at the Cathedral Gene.
teiy.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-29

Notw thetanding that Monday evening
y generally u duii night at revival ser.
vice and people are tired and weary
AFTER the great services of Sunday. 1t was
not so last night at Maieley. The pastor
made an earnest appeal from the words
Prepare to meet thy God. and the mem
Bora did faithful work, so that there was
esplsEdld service and an Increase OF penl.
tents at the altar.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-29

SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
writ of Levari Facias TO inc directed
VIII be exposed 10 public sale at the
Court House, on Market street between
Tenth and Eleventh streets In the citv
Of Wilmington. New Castle county,
Delaware,
ON TUESDAY.
TIE eth DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1896.
at o'clock .. m.
the following described real estate. viz.
All that lot or parcel of land with n
three-story brick dwelling-house thereon
erected Known as No. sos East Second
street, situate In tho city of Wilmington
New Castle county and State OF bela.
ware; bounded and described as follows.
that iP to sayt %
.Begi9ning at point on the soutberlv
side Of Second street al feet 1 Inches
eastefly from the easterly side of Walnut
street; thence seutherly Il feet Inches.
thence easterly IA feet ilI2 Inches parallel
with Second street. thence northerly al
deet inches to the southerly side of
Second street; thence westerly along the
tlne of said Second street Ia feet liz
INCHES to the place Of beginning.
seized and taken In execution as the
property of Mary G, Stant and Levin ID,
stant mortgagors and tits and to be
PAUL GILLIs. Sheriff.
Sheriff's ofice. Wilmington, Delaware.
October 10, 1855. - y
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-29

Having secured possession of the old
stand. 407 King street. have fitted IT. up
as fret GLASS grocery aud meat market,
where will offer To the public a full line
oil choice groceries, provisions and fresh
meats at prices to suit the times. Call
and be convinced that goods are new and
nrst class and prlc9s low. Respectfully,
Harry REIMBURSEMENT
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-29

In Korea On unmarried man Is treated
as boy, nc matter how old he Is. A
young married man Of 30 Is by Korean
custom EMIT led to be treated as a superior
by old bachelors Of go. -WashinRton Star.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-29

AZ Mr. Frank Graff residing at Clay.
mont Del. was Of ssinR Market ct Fifth
street. on Monday afternoon man riding
bicycle and he got tangled up. MIR. q.
was knocked on his fest and likewise tho
picvciiet. For time there was heard
some strange language, but luckily Mr.. O..
escaped injury although severely shaken
up by the tall.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-29

Harriet Lewis. who was murdered at
Glasgow hast Friday. was Betsy Ioynes
sister's daughter. and fret cousin OF slrs.
Catherine Murray, who 10 Stan sbury
Murray. Jr's mother. MIRA. Lewis was
the last OF the family and over ~ yeArs VI
age For years she attended King street
market She was buried today.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-29

Sheriff GilIis yesterday sold the Isrra
three story. building on lhs s6lthWszt
corner OF second aud Market streets. Thb
property was owned by tho heirs Of James
Barklsy, and was purchased by WIN. B.
5pruanee for $4,000.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-29
Death nfIIr. Gnrrer.nn.

DR.. James E. Garretson, Dean of the
philadelphia Dental College died on Sun.
day eyenlng, Dir. GGrretson was born In
tuis city and was son OF james Carrot.
con. who at one lime was engaged in the
shoe business on Fourth street. lie leaves
vile and two daughters. 49,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-29
..SonethiaR New

gotten up new cigar, manufactured
from the choicest tobacco. known as the
Single Tax brand. and is pronounced by
SIN oksrs as the best live cent cigar now In
Gle city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-29

Say, guido, what does that memorial
stone commemorateY'
81 put 1t there. 1t is upon that spot
where a tourist once gave me marks. -
Fliegende Blatter.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-29

VAUGHAN.-In this city on the 18th inst.
Thomas w. Vaughan. aged % years.
Relatives and friends and members of
Minqua Tribe No y. Improved U. Il. Nj, and
Fame Castle. No. 2. Knights of Mystic Chain.
are invited to attend the funeral service at
the homo OF John i. Englo. No. 6lb Poplar
street. Wednesday evening, October 3gtb. at
. O'Clock.
Funeral to proceed 20 Chesapeake City. the
place of interment, by the 1919 tram Thurs
day InoTning. Dot ober Slst, 1896.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-29

Instead of having the rally at the Mt.
OllVes Union A. III f. Mission No. 496
south Market street Sunday. Nov. 8, 1895
a VIII DO held in the Elite hall, 4th aud
French streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-29

There are still eco tickets unsoId for the
anniversary OF the A. o. U. W. at the
opera House tomorrow evening. They
gan be procured at Baynard's tomorrow
morning after 8 O'Clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-29

Chancellor WolGott was In town TODAY
70 hold session of Chaucery Court. but
1lere was no business for him TO transact,
n reference to his In tended rec gnation he
would 5ay nothing
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-29

Cuppingand isecu,nx. II. Z. sscoaIIt
NJ. r. Davis, lewsier, Q q. and II
euppina aissDi.i Ina. PARKER ,s Mai.sSa
American laundry. G9s West Froat ST
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-29

AS universal q practice as lying Is, and
as easy a one as 1t seems, do not remem-
Der to have beard three good lies in all my
conversation. Swift.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-29

In India the cultivation of rice ante
dates history
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-29
BIjOU THEATRE.

Use Brawu's bronchial Troches for Coughs
Colds and all other Throat Troubles PRE-
em'nentiy the best."-Rsp. Henry Ward
Reecher
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-29
hIAHRIAiaEs.

The atmosphere is SO clear In zululand
that 1t Is said objects can be seen by star
light at a distance Of seven miles.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-29

N
The new comedy drama, Mise HArum
pcerum-F by Y, J. Swartz as given I'D
initial presentation before q poor repre-.
9entafivs Wilmington audience at the
Grand Opera House iast evening by the
graceful and charming souhratte, Niles
Amy Lee. aLd the inmitable, clever come.
0sAp. Mr., Frank Doane. assisted by .
cerefuily selected company.
The drama has carefully drawn story
With we'll constructed plot that attracts
tttentton or those In attendance. The
ef.ke enecss aud costu NEE were appro-
priate- Mics Les. ne Mise Harum Scarum
was the favorite OF the evening aud Mr..
poans came IN FOR his share OF the en-
chores. The balance OF the company was
good In their respective roles.
Ereamane fun makDre will appear At
the Grand Opera House this evening in
the very clever comedy entitled "A Rail-
foad Ticket IL will be staged and por-
trayed by some Of the leading artists now
appearing III the comedy stage. Abe com.
edy permits the Introduction Of sUms
CLEVER songs. dances. witty sayings and
other drawing cards. The Indications are
that the engagement will be O, success In
every way. Lincoln ]. Carriers malodrama
Entitled will be given al the Grand Opera
Aonss on Saturday evening.
BIJ0U THEATRE.
A. the Bijou last evening with James
Thornton appeared the best company OF
.@1Ab Nitft Sut tuht uhn uoou NJ
that house this season. Tho audience alec
\ was the largest eince the house opened
and from thd timo the curtain went up
until 1t went down they were amused by
the entertainers In their funny sayings
and aots.
livery performer 10 star In his or her
role and never failed TO reeeiv an encore.
| MisA Bonnie Thornton. cute and charm.
ing. with her catchy songs, caught the
house. and Jamos Thornton. In his reel.
cations and songs, the "Hutchy kutchy"
peihR his favorlts, proved himself a vau.
devilie performer OF high merit. The
company will appear tonight. -Wedne sday
matinee and evening. and lie certainly de-
serving OF large audiences at each perfor.
nance.
The new melo.dramA entitled The
Midnight Flood" will be presented at the
bi1ou Theatre the latter three evenings OF
This week. It Is far above the average
production Of its Kind.