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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-09-21
CECIL COUNTY JAIL.

Mr.. Griffith in company with Mr.. W. L.
Hammond, of North East. secretary of the
Board Of Trustees OF the Insane Asylum and
Amshouse also visited the JAIL as stated
previously in the WING. There We're twenty
five prisioncrs-ilfteen white males, nine
colorcd males and one female. Seven incud-
ing Anderson and Reilly. who have been in
this prison nearly twenty yars, and colored
minister from Georgia. who had been good
Christian, We're insane five charges with
robbng and stealing two for violating local
option law: two witnesses, and the rest for
petty offenses. These prisoners will soon be
examined and those declared insane. sent to
the county insane asylum at Cherry Hill
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TUESDAY.

Judge Stump on the bench
Case of Foster vs. Frisby was resumed and
the jury retired at II o'clock. and at o'clock
rendered a verdict for the appellant (Foster)
for property and one cent damages. James
+. Evans attorney for Foster, J. P. McCay for
Frisby
Appeal case. No. u. John W. Kinslow vs..
Harriet A. Gale, was next put on trial. Kins-
low brought suit to recover 800 which he
claimed to have loaned Mrs. Gale. who claims
it was II present. Albert Constable and John
Cuttings for Kinslow, A. l.. Crothcrs and W.
L. Warburton for Mrs. Gale.
Appellants (Kinslow) witnesses: John Kins-
low, Samuel Hammond.
Appellee's (Gale) witnesses Harriet Gale,
n. S. Grant, Josephine Gale, John Berriker.
Case continued.
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pREsESrMENTs AND TRUE BILLS

were found against: william Ragan. for
selling whiskey, two cases; Florentino Masco,
for selling wine; William L. Larue, for SELL
ing whiskey; Robert Wilson, for selling
whiskey; Henry B. Cordes, for selling whiskey
and beer; Joseph Veasey, selling beer; Edwin
F. Aykroyd, selling beer and whiskey; David
NJ. Ragan. selling beer; Dunk Butcher,
assault with intent to kill John Gladden.
Joseph Alexander, bastardy; William Lyle,
selling whiskey; Henry Ferguson, larceny Of
one piece OF cloth and other articles from
John b. Anderson; George Wood, Walter
Howard and Charles Wilson, breaking and
entering car of the p, w. Il B. railroad
company; George P. Hargreaves, larceny of
two suits of clothes and other articles from
Samuel J. Reeder; Fred Holland, stealing
one pair of pants and other articles from
Andrew Longer. Presentments were found
against: Robert Wilson, selling whskey;
Henry b. Cordes, selling BEER Thomas Grail,
selling beer.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-09-21
County Commissioners.

The Board of County Commissioners was
in session on Tuesday and Wednesday. Pre-
sent, A. Anderson, J. c. Price, s. T. Hind
man.
The minutes OF the last meeting were read
and approved.
Numerous bills were examined passed and
ordered to be paid.
Petition of Edward L. Pierson and others
praying the opening of new road in the
Third district of Cecil county, beginning at
point on the Elkton and Singerly road at or
near the property of Wilmer L. Hardness and
running west through lands of DR.. H. H.
Mitchell, Jacob Pierson, Wilmer L. Harkness,
and Joseph Cava, to intersect the Elkton
and Blue Ball road at or near the property of
JOSEPH Cava was presented and the following
examil. ,rs appointed: John Egnor, C. H..
Smith and Edward Taylor.
Report of the examiners to view and
determine whether the public convenience
required a change in the road leading from
Elkton and Lewisville road to Rock Church
was received and accepted.
Ordered, That from this date all work on
the public roads be stopped except by special
order from the commissioners having charge
Of the road district
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-09-21

j. w Falls appeared before the board and
filed remonstrance against the opening Of
public road through the lands of Charles and
|. H. Foard, DR.. S. L. Ford and Charles w.
Shippers. Said remonstrance was ordered
filed by Commissioners.
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COMPLETE INSTITUTIONS.
President Griffith'S Opinions of the
County Insane Asylum and
Poor House.

In speaking of his recent visit to the Cecil
County Insane Asylum and Poor House, near
Cherry Hill, President Griffith, of the Mary
land Prisoners Aid Society said:
"Other county institutions in the State may
well emulate these asylums in Cecil county.
"These institutions, complete in all their de-
partments are located on II fine and elevated
farm, which has been greatly improved dur
ing the past year. | was delighted with my
visit, and regard them as models, and far
superior to any others of the kind in the
state. The board of trustees, the physician,
and all in charge, of their management, deserve
great credit for the results accomplished,
making these institutions IA pride to the
county.
THE CECIL ALMsHoUsE.
'Ihe Almshousc is situated on the opposite
side of the road: it has three buildings COM
pletely furnished throughout with bath on
each floor At the time of our visit there
were tWenty-siX inmates-twelve white men,
five colored men, six white women. one
afflicted child. two colored women All the
inmates spoke in the highest praise OF Mr.
L. G. Lynch, the overseer. and Mrs. f. G..
Lynch the matron. Those able work on the
farm and the females do housework of various
kinds.
THE INSANE ASYLUM
In the insane asylum there were twenty
seven inmatcs-twelve white males, ten white
females three colored males and two colOred
females. All We're remarkably well cared for
by Dr. p. Housekeeper, the physician
James Hill, keeper: and his wife. matron
in comfortable manner baths on each floor
and every thing scrupulously clean. with two
large court yards in the rear, one for males
and one for females. each containing IA large
pavilion. Every possible attention is given to
the comfort and Improvement of the inmates
by the physician and keeper, and many are
50 benefited as to he able to find homes on
neighboring farms; others are made useful
nursing in the amshOusc. and number saw
working on the farm; all seemed happy and
contented, being able to thresh, make fences
pulling weeds, white washing, cleaning up and
doing general farm work. Special day watch
men are appointed to take charge of these.
The system has proved Il great benefit to the
mental and physical condition of the unfortu-
nate insane.
tri-,.r
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WEDNESDAY,.
Judge Stump presiding.

Judge Stump presiding.
Case Of Kinslow vs. Gal" resumed and
given to the jury verdict was returned in
favor of Kinslow for 500.
Thomas Sollors, a native of England, was
naturalizad.
Trial, No. rs, Charles +. Hanna VS.. B. Il 0.
r. r. Company, was next called.
Plaintiff 5 (HannaD witnesses: Wilmer j.
Falls, James Mallen, Charles J. Bayard.
Charles W. Simpers. Edward $. Whitaker,
Ezekiel Hammond, Cyrus Hartenstinc, Charles
Stricken.
Suit for $4,000 to recover damages to wood
land by fire, alleged to have been caused by II
spark from an engine on the railroad. John
S Writ and J. p. McCay for railroad. Albert
Constable and Albert Constable, Jr., for
plaintiff.
The case will be concluded to-day
Judge Robinson took his place on the
bench on Thursday.
Ex-Shcrir George W. Denney acted as
haiiN during the session OF the Grand Jury.
GRAND JURY.
The Grand Jury, after a session Of four
days, made this report on Thursday and was
discharged:
To the Honorabie J,dges If the Circ"H CoWt
Of Ceci Co"nty, MarYia"d:
The Grand Inquest of the state OF Mary
land for the body of Cecil county for the
September term, 1895. would respectfully
report that we have been in session four
days, during which time we have examined
the constabes of the county; thrty-nine wit
nessea found twenty presentments and sew
enteen true bills: we ignored two indictments
and dismissed four cases.
A committc of our body visited the aims
house and insane asylum, and report both of
these institutions in good condition. the
inmates carefully provided for, and every
thing clean and well kept. They report
twenty-seven inmates of the almshouse and
twenty-seven inmates in the insane asylum.
We have investigated the matter Of the
Zion school house and find no evidence
duplicating anyone; in fact, the testimony
established the fact that it might have blown
or fallen down. We would respectfully rec
ommend that the Board of School Commits
sioners of Cecil county provide u school
room at this place as soon as practicable, to
be used until a new school house can be
built.
We have visited the Jail and find it clean
and in good condition, and the prisoners
well cared for.
Having finished the business brought
before US we respectfully ask for our dis
charge. j. S. SIMcoE, Foreman.
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MEMORANDA.

Mrs. G. N. Smith and Mrs. G. @. Car
penter, r. 1873 Stmson block 1st floor,
Partisan hai- dreseers. Ladies' and
cbildren'a hair cutting and shampoo
Tag. Remember frst> class manicuring
for % cents; ladies and gentlemen.
Los Angeles Cure Bath and Massage
institute. $50 South Broadway, gives
firet-class massage treatment and ell
kinds of baths. This is the clesness
place in town for taking baths. We also
give first class vege tarian diet.
Wanted, $4,000, cash, and the
party who can furnish came
within % days on real estate security
satisfactory to them, guaranteeing re-
payment OF double this sam invested
inside Of seven years. Only princi pals
need apply. No agents dealt with. Do
not call unless you have the money and
mean business. Address X. Y H.. or
call any time after p. m. at room 2l0,
Bradbury building, corner Third and
Broadway.
Juut think Of it! Today you can buy
beautifully framed etchings for 50, 1925.
and $3.50 at Licatcu berger's art en-.
porium. 10Y North Main street. Take
advantage OF this offer and buy some-
thing which the whole family will ap.
| precigts.
DR.. Rebecca Lee Dorsey, Stimson
block, frat floor, rooms 129, 100, 141.
| Special attention given TO obstetrical
cases and all diseases Of women and
children. Electricity scientifically used.
Consultation hours. to 5. Tel. 1927.
L. S. Seaman. attorney .at.law Dor
merly police iudge), has resumed the
practice OF law. Offices 4, and 6, Allen
block, corner of Spring and Temple.
Tel. 900.
Conrad, jeweler and watch maker,
| lib S. Spring street, makes q specially
of fine watch and jewelry repairing,
diamond setting; en- elegant line of opti-
cal goods; tine stock OF watches and
jewelry always on hand.
Special-For short time only, finest
enameled cabinet photos in the city. re-
duced to 81 per dozen. Sunbeam Art
Parlors. 236 South Main street.
Mathushek and the Briggs sweet tone
pianos for sale and to rent at No. 11S
Winston street. A. G. Gardner, prsc.
tical piano tuner.
| Adams Bros. dentists, 2391s s. Spring
st. Painless filling and extracting. Best
sets OF teeth from Sc to $40. Hours: s
to s.; Sundays, 10 to IL.
DR.. W. H. Ward, Mueller block, Fifth
and Broadway, rooms "a and %. Res,
1888 Flowerst. Tel.. Office 1421 res. 1l6.
DR.. E. j. Hadfield, Of Philadelphia,
surgeon and physician Office Bradbury
bldg, tel. l25; res. $50 Olive, tel. 1l6S.
The Advance Davis sewing machine is
the beet. Office, 1913 South Main street.
Sharp & Sspson, funeral directors lin.
dependency, $50 s. Spring st.. tel. 1929.
Sewing machines. in good working
order, for So each. 128 South Main st.
All kinds of sewing machines to rent ;
128 South Main street.
Insure with A. 9. Golsh, I47 South
Broadway.
Rooms 50 week. US. hotel.
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LOCAL NOTES.

Life reading, 81; satisfaction guarsn-
teed. Fanny Green. IA S. Main. room 8.
Will exchange courss in chemistry
in tho evening with someone for lessons
in Spanish. Wade & Wade, 1908 Com.
mercial street.
The auction esls OF fine furniture at
136 South Bunker Hill avenue will take
place Tuesday. January 22d, at 10 q. N.
q. IA. Stevens, auctionesr.
There are undelivered kilograms e, the
Western Union Telegraph compeny's
office. corner Spring and Fret etreets.
for Mics Kate Fox, W. L. Clifford. Mr..
Chaa. II. Keys, Miss Warren.
An important meeting OF the North
west Los Angeles Improvement associa-
ton will be held at the hall corner Bel
mont avenue and Montreal street this
evening. All property owners of that
section are invited to the meeting.
Remember the Y. w. G. A. classes to-
day at 107 North Spring street. Litera-
ture and history with Mrs. Averill at 10
u. m. and p. m. Beginning physical
culture clauses under Miss A. L. Muir
ply; juvenile class p. m. and women's
class at p. m.
John Smith. Frank Woods. John
Duffy and Joe Davis were sent to the
county Jail yesterday from Pomona to
serve five days each for vagrancy. Wills
lam Doyle and j. s. Drawn were COM
mitted from Pasadena to serve 10 and
40 days for the same offenss.
The regular business meeting OF the
New Era labor exchange takes place to-
night at Eighth and San Pedro. This
meeting is important, as an amendment
to the constitution with regard to the
board of directors comes up. also the
election OF q business manager.
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KARL SKIPPED.

a ForRsr Who Mad HIS Escsps From
tho County Hospltsi.
Cherles A. Karl. the man who was
sent from she county jill, where he was
held for forgery. to the hospital. has
made his escape from that institution.
Yesterday was the time when his case
was to be Get for trial in department
one, but OF course be was not forthcom-
ing.
Judge Smith ordered the issuance of a
bench warrant against Karl, but the
chancee of catching him now are slim.
as the escape happened 10 davs ago. 1t
has been carefully suppressed in hopes
that the man might be found before the
eacspe became public.
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POISONED THE BABY.
rnther Adminis,ers Pare :orio with
Ee,th aa the Result.

Fnther Administers Pare=orio with
Ee,th na the Result
Coroner Campbell WAS called to Po-
mona yesterday to hold an inquest upon
tbs bodg Of one month old child of
-sl!rsd H. Stevenson. who. rssides two
miles from that town. Ths child was
fonnd to have died from the effects OF
pAregorio. whioh had bsco.us eoncsn-
tratsd from five years standing. The
child had bean very delicate in health.
and the father administered ths drug
without knowledge OF its poisonous
properties. Eight drops of the stuff
which had formed into camphorated
tinc.ure OF opium was given to the child.
The death occurred Sunday without the
attendance offs physician. The health
officer refused to issue a burial permit
and 30 the coroner was called TO the
scene,
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Ss"ds hind By smoting.

The ship ST. Mark OF New York. Captain A.
L. Work, arrived at this port today, says Bos-
ton dispatch OF January 18th, from Cebu Phil
ipine islands, after good pass &C. Captain
Work was stricken blind during the voyage
and the ship was pilo,ed into port by fisher
Jubilee.
Captain Works sad affection is said to have
been caused by excessive smoking. He told n
physician that he hed smoked nearly 1870
cigars s!ncc leaving Cebu. He thinks with
good tr atment, That he will regain his sight.
His home is in Bath, Me.
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COTTON, Jan. 2l.-Four trRmps broke
into the wine cellar Of Rspp Bros. this
afternoon and proceeded to fill up. One
OF the Rappa and man named Steven
son struck one Of the tramps in tho head
with large stone. telling him to the
ground, and the hobos retsliated by
firing several shots. but without effect.
The tramps left, but we're subsequently
arrested by officers and are now in jail.
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Water company. and wife from Marble Rock,

Water company and wife, from Marble Rock,
Iowa, arrived this week.
George +. Burial teller OF the First National
bank, is enjoying visit from his mother, who
arrivek this week from Milwaukee, Wis.
A license was issued this week for the mar
ri ,ge OF NJ. Norieg and Miss Marie Bcckstead,
both Of Cotton.
The city school board has issued notice
favoring the establishment and maintenance
OF q hign school ia Cotton. 1t Will necessltate
an additional tax OF $500 but the people
seem disposed to favor it.
H. f. Pittman, who has been acting us agent
of the motor line in Riverside, is now CLERK
i'll the freight department. OF the southern Pa
cifc at Cotton.
NJ. ana Mrs. J. n. Pence from youngstown,
o., who spent winter before last in Cotton,
have returned and are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
S. 49, Fox in the Terrace.
Colonel a u Cutter of San Francisco, presi-
dent of the Cutting FrIit Packing company oil
Cotton, was here this week.
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Trying to Get Evsn.

Mrs. Connolly, who conducts the
lodging house at 45l South Los Angeles
street. had a row with Q roomer named
WEIGH several days ago. and yesterday
she had warrant issued for him, charg.
ing him with battery. She admits the
only thing he did was to keep her from
holding his trunk for a SO rent bill.
WEIGH has not been apprehended.
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Brunswick, AK, pr vate.
Ecuador, musIet, public.
Prussia, sword, private.
Portugal gallows, public.
France, guilotine public.
Saxony. gnillotine, public.
Oldenburg. musket public.
Belgium, guitlotine. public.
Denmark, guillotine, public.
hanover guiiotine, private.
Bavaria. guillotine, private.
China. sword ur cord, ublic.
Netherlands, gallows, puhlir.
Great britain, galows. private.
Italy. capital punishment abolished.
Russia musket, gallows or sword public.
United Stntes, other than New York, gallows,
mostly private.
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The. following were noticed in the
audience ct the Los Angeles theater last
evening: DR.. Foilansbee. Miss
Louiss soule. Mr.. and Mrs; News
hall, DR.. and Mrs. George Cole. Mrs.
Byrne, Messrs. Chadwick. eastman,
Bumilisr, Captain Bolton, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jevne, NJ. ]. Jevne, Miss Mark, Mr..
( and Mrs. George Esston, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Van by ke, Mr.. and Mrs. Bradner
Lee, Mr.. and Mrs. 8. @. Hubbell, Mr..
and Mrs. E. A. Preuss, Mrs. Carrie
Schumacher, Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Francis,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Teale. Mr.. and Mra.
Hugh w. Vail, Mrs. Alphonse Wig
more. Marion Wigmore, Mr.. Urmiston,
DR.. Cunningham. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred T.
GriHiths, Mrs. Jsro Won Schmidt, MIR.
and Mrs. VIM. Lacy, Misses Mcclellan
and Klokke, Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Clarke,
Miss Jessie Padgham, Miss Gertie Auld,
DR.. and Mrs. j. 6tormont Owens, Mr..
and Mrs. Prayer, Mr.. and Mrs. J. E.
Platter, Mrs. Foster, Miss Waddilove, A.
8. Robbins, Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Kerok-
ehoff, Mr.. and Mrs. Brodie, Mr.. and
Mrs. AIKEN brecker, Mr., and Mrs. E. R.
Cleveland, Mr.. Morrison, Mr.. and Mrs.
y. L. Shallert, Mrs. T. E. Rowan. Miss
j. Rowan, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Thorns,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. q. Osborne, DR.. and
Mrs. Manning, Gen. and Mrs. E. P.
johnson, DR.. Cochran, DR.. Utley, Capt.
Skinner, DR.. Cole, DR.. Bryant, Judge
Savage, Mr.. p. Marion, Mr.. Will Byrne,
Mr.. Carl Byrne.
. 10 the loges and boxes were Mrs. o.
W. Childs. Mrs. F. 8. Hicks. Misses
Ruth and Hortense Cnilds, Mr.. Stephen
Childs.
MI. and Mrs. John Bradbury and Mr..
Thornton.
DR.. and Mrs. Ainsworth aud Mr.. and
Mrs. Clinton Worden.
Col. H. 6. Otis, Mr.. and Mrs. L. E.
Nosher.
MI. and Mrs, J. W. A. Of, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. II. Perry, Mr.. and Mrs. O. M.
Wood.
DR.. and Mrs. Shelley Tolhurst, Mr..
and Mrs. Rubo.
Mr.. Potter and Mr.. johnson.
So
UNITY CHTRoH. literary public OF
Los Angeles will be highly entertained
on Thursday and Friday evenings when
George Kennsn deliver1 his lecture at
the Unity church. His subject Thurs
day evening ia Camp Lie in Siberia or
Adventures in Arctic Asia. On Friday
evening. Russian Political Exlles.
Mr.. KEENAN, occupies unique posi-.
tion on the lecture platform as we'll AS in
literary CIRCLES. he being the only accu-
rate authority on the subject OF Russia
and Siberia who has travelled over every
inch OF the ground be talks about and
who 10 thoroughly con sersant with the
people, their cnstoms and habits. The
following extract is taken from the New
York DRily Tribune. concerning his
resent lecture there: Tine church was
crowded, and the applause which greet
ID The lecturer. especially when he had
given vivid accounts Of the terrible wins
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His Knee Out of Joint.

Arthur Brown. q student of the Nor
NAL school, met with painful accident
yesterday. While in the Cosmopolitan
restaurant he stopped to tie his shoe
and turned his right knee out OF joint.
After having the dislocation reset by
Police Surgeon Bryant, the young man
was removed to his home at Fourth and
Fremont avenue.
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Mrs. Nsllie Lsonhardt applied to Dap.
uty District Attorney James yesterday
for warrant for her husband, whom
she claimed had ili-treDtsd her. She
alleges that he does not provide for her
and several children, and spends his
earnings on other women.
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There is good reason for the popular

There is good reason for the popular
ity of Cham berlsin's Cough Remedy.
Davis & Buzard of West Monterey,
Clarion Co., Pa, say: sit has cured
people that our physicians could do
nothing for. We persuaded them to try
a bottle OF Cham bsrlain's Cough Rem.
edy and they now recommend it with
the rest of u.s. 50-csnt bottles for sale
by OF q Vaughn, Fourth and Spring !;
g. F. Heinzeman, 222 N. Main.
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Hold for Burglary,

Thomas Ryan. alias joe Cronin. the
burglar caught in the act OF breaking
open q trunk in rear room OF the
Bellevue Terrace hotel. week ago, was
given preliminary examination in jus.
tice Morrison's court yestsriay. Ryan
was held to answer to the superior
court, with bail fixed at $1,000.
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WASHINGTON. jan. 21.-The supreme
court of the United States court today
ordered that Eugens V. Debs and asso-
ciates be admitted to bail in $4,000 each.
The hearing of order 10 chow Gauge ia to
be held March 25th.
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Cotton JAN 21.-Lewis W. Fox. the bicylist
OF Los Angeles, ha, been spending several days
in the city.
Fred II. Roberts, the telegraph operator of
the santa Fee and Miss Birdie stobie will be
married Thursday evening next. in this city.
Col ]. b. Sheperdson, president of the Colon
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When Baby was sic,s, we gare her Castorin.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she clurg to Castoris.
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VIII be furnished valuable informa tien free.
street. Los Angeles Cal
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The programme ct the New Vienna
Buffet is even more attractive than that
OF last week. Among the many attrsc-
tions are Mics Rets Cough, who is still
drawing card, singing and acting IS
usual in her own inimisable style Miss
Beatrice Lorne. who is new arrival
among us. has very sweet, attractive
voice, especially when rendering the
lower notes. and will undoubtedly bs
well received. Every lover OF good
music enjoys an evening at this popular
rea0rt.