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KANsAs CITY, Feb. 1.-THE suit Of
the heifs u DIR. q. W. Fraker, OF EE-
colsior Springs, for $4,000 hie iusus-
anue, was settled gu, II Cluit today,
the life Insurance companies virtually
admitting after all that the missing
doctor Is really dead. The amount the
heirs receive uuuer the compfomito Is
s80,Ol8. THIS goes to Mrs. q. 4. Hat
held and Mrs. n. ]. Magtuier, Of Ma
con county, No., the sisters Of the dead
man, and Ave orphan chilIfen Of q.
w. Frakor, the uncle Of DR.. FAker,
wing at Seattle, Wash.
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ADRY HATES HARRY.
A Pact Disclosed Daring tho Cross Xxx
animation To-day.

MINNEAPOLIS, Feb. 1.-The cross.
examination OF Adry Hayward today
brought out facts showing that violent
hatred exists between Adry and
Harry. Adry admitted he had been
charged with ombez1lement from his
father by both tho brother anu the
father but claimed the money had
been IT. len from his Hat by Harry for
the purpose Of fomentng trouble.
Adry declared that was all that ever
made the trouble. Mrs. Hay ward, sIt-
ting beside Harry, shook her head
anu exclaimed; "Lsave out nothing. -
Further questioning by the defense
indicated tue purpose OF setting up the
claim that Adry cOnspired with Blixt
" murder Miss Cling.
Asked II he was not crnzy ON Oct. 7,
Andry replied: "l'm not 10 a position
to answer" anu laughed when court
ruled the question out OF order. Andry
denies that he said in his Chloe on
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sennior Iene.,. sIIrsr nlII.

WAsluNuTON, Feb. l2,-lho finance
committee voted 70 report the nintn
section OF Senator Jones's (Ark.) finan.
oial bill rs an independent measure.
IL provides for unrestricted but not
fires coinage OF silver, giving the gov
eminent the seigniotage, The vote by
which the report was ordered was ak
10 five,
The vote was; Yeas-Voorhee
Harris, Vest, Jones (Atk.), Jonea
(Nev.l, White.
Nays-MoPherson, Morrill,, 5her.
man, Allison, Aldfieh.
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FROM SALT RIVER.
Recent Doings ana Prospects at Mesa,
Arizona.
MESA, Arizona,

MESA, Arizona,
Feb. sth, 1905.
Editor Dsssret NsyE
Since my last we have had with us
Elders SEQ. Goddard aud X. a..
Maeser, the honored veterans OF tho
Sunday school anu academic education
for tho growth OF Zion. They have
truly fed the dock Of Christ In this
Stake, both lambs and sheep, anu
stirred the hearts OF old and young, 10
study the day in which We live end
to square our lives by the revealed
viii Of God and tho oounsels Of His
servanle. feel that the impress Of
these teachings will broaden the
minds o ell and remain indeliblo upon
the hearts OF many.
The day before leaving Us thoy were
escorted to the Sever Mile Butte by
near SIX hundred picnioeTs; outsiders ns
well aa Mormons Joined 20 honor tue
OCCASION Sumptuous ieastings, songs,
reciintlonsi chlldron'a plays anu teach.
lug, with music by the band, occupied
the day TO the happiness and iuy Of all,
without tea coffee, tobacco or stToug
drink being known upon tho ground.
The isund dance In TO be discontinued
here AMI all have voted for a Stake
hou8o Touring mill aud a better
union with ua uH people.
Since previous date 10 have had our
wlnloT'a ireeze aud tender vines are
mostly killed; but tho cottonwood aud
mulberry arc putting out loaf aud
blossomi apricot and almond will coon
bloom aud tue bees are already Out in
force. Salt river, from recent rains,
has been on y rampage and ~ utuai
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OUTRAGES BY TURKS.
Half a Hundred Armenian Villages
Reported Destroyed.
rLocKs STOLEN OR DISPERSED.
The Inhabitants Fleeing 10 Other Paris
OF the Country TO Escape
tho OppressorG

VIRNNA, Feb. 12.-Aoootding 10
advices received from Armenian
sources at Constaniinople, outragee by
TURKS, In addition TO those reported
some time ago In Sassoan, have been
committed In the province Of Harzon'
Between forty and nny Villages arc
said to have been burned and all the
fiocls Of the people stolen or Dispersed.
People made no effort to rebuild
the villages but have gone 10 other por-
lions OF the province.
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oct. Z 10 his father "l,ve sol 70 have
money some way. If DOM get
Il Ibn hold up a VAN or
do something. 1 know scheme
10 tx Harry, and III do ~. he
said he told Elder stewart 81 HatFy'e
conspiracy to kill Miss Cling, because he
regarded Stewart az friend.
The defense offered la evidence the
pointed shoes worn by Andfyi indicat-
ing tho purpose b claim inst Tue tracks
Mt the scene Of the murder were made
by Andry.
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ornnr,. psatroyed ~ Iro.I.

LONDON, Feb. 12.--W. n. White a
Co., London fruit brokers, extensive
handlers Of Blclllnn anu spanish
oranges, have received dispatch rom
Algeria, Spain, saying TINT hall a
million boxes OF oranges awaiting shiI-
mcnt there have been Destroyer ny the
intensely cold weatCf. White q Coz
however, have no news Of any damage
being done TO the orange crop VI the
Islaud OF Sicily.
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Colon, Fub. l2.-Dlspatohos received
by tue government say that tho rebels
who enIronohed themselves In the
state OF r0limar surrendered on the
0lh inst. Those In Chiquinquira Will
also surrender. The stntes OF CundRn-
amaroa, BOyaca and Cuya are ia pos
session Of the government, aud the
revolution ~ checked.
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n.b. Inrs DI.ehnrgsa.

CHICAGO, Fob. l2.-JuIgo Groscup
has postponed the Dobs trial until tho
first Monday In May. He discharged
the Jury today on account Of the eufi.
Gus Illness 0i Juror COV.
The discharged Jurors surrounded
Debs, shook hin hand aud expressed
admiration Tor his bearing during the
trial. The attorneys for the duien1o
expressed the opinion that victory for
the defendants was ia sight when
Goes illness topped the trial.
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CHICAGO, Feb. l2.-In Harold X.
Csvolle, Inspector Stuart thinks he
captured one OF the cleyerest conn.
dencr operators IN tile country
Cavullo was arrested on description
sent by the postuilice authorities a.
Cincinnati, whore It is charged no has
been dtffauding wealthy widows by
matrimonial schemes.
No letters were found Ia his posses
Hluna but from memorandum books u
was learned he hal a. lost 900 women
correspondents In the United Slater.
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Land Donation 20 wyoming.

WAsHINuTOS, Feb. Ex-senator
Carey to-day introduced an amend
ment to the sunury civil bill donating
tho land In tho abandoned Fort Nc.
Kinney reservation to the state Of
Wyoming.
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LoEDoN, Feb. ia population
from tno corporation Of Dublin, headed
by the lord mayor, presented pet.-
tion 20 the House Of Commons this
afternoon for the release OF the men In
prison for participating Ia dynamite
outtngea,
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PiTrsDuRG, Feb. l2.-rhe Linden
Steel company has gone into the hands
0t q receiver ON application " large
holders, who claimed that, owing to
the financial stfiugenoy, the company
WAS unable 10 meet its obligations.
Henry Warner was appointed 40 re-.
ceivuL lhs liabilities are $4,000,
with estimated assets Of s6s5,0UO.
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WAaHIHGTOH, Feb. 1.-the Senate
committee on fnanots today author
lied favorable report on the House
concurrent resolution extending the
Time for making returns under the in-
come tax law from March 10 April
10,
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Cold for the United states

LONDON, Feb. l2.-rhe MsJ rsllc
which sails from Liverpool tomorrow
will take 81 100000 gold for the United
!slltos. On Saturday S8,7l0,00O in
gold will be shipped from here.
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CAFE MAY, n. j., Feb. l2.-Pllot
boat h. q. knight, about which some
anxiety has been fvlt since she put to
sea on IhursdAy, reached Cape May
at noon day, having experienced ter
rlble weather.
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CnINEsE aENEnAL suIcIDEa.
Ills subordinatos Deserted and Io Got
Angry,

LONDON, Feb. IA special 10 tho
PdH MaY Gdscitg from Wei Hal Wei,
February q Dy way OF Hiogo, 18th,
says that Notwithstanding tho desper.
aIu nature Of the fighting at Wei Hal
Wei, little damage has been done.
General TaiO, OF the Chinese army,
committed suicide in moment Of
anger, on account OF the dsseTtion VI
his subordinAtes.
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NASHVILLE. Feb. l2.-EX-Chanocl.
lor l.. &. Garland, Of Vanderbilt Uni.
Versily, died suddenly today OF heart
disease, 81 years old. For nearly half a
century he was one oi the leading odu-
Gators II the country.
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Robb'rs iu Thsir stronEhoId.


SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 1.-The two
cowboys, who TODbed the Southern
Pacific express train near Wilcox,
Ariz., January 8O,gnd secured $4,000,
are campeI Ia tho ChlTlcAhua noun.
tains, from which retreat they are
soon expected 10 sally forth and loot
another train. They have two com.
paniOns heavily armed, who know all
the passes anu trails In these noun
tainF, which were the stronghold VI
old Geronimo for many years aud
have given shelter ~ ApSuhe KID
sitter his raids along the border. That
these four despoTadoVs expect 10 repeat
the lRwless train robberles Of Evans
aud Bontag In tho Ban joaquin valley
~ evident from letter received b.
Wells, Fargo q &c. This letter was
slipped Into the mail car near Tucson
recently. II reads M follows
"Iu camp, Feb ..
We are comfortably located and all
right for funds, thanks to Wells, Fargo
q Go,
(5igned) W. 3. q Co."
The signature stands for Grant
Wheeler aud Joe SizeF, alias George,
this two principals In tho Wilcox rOt-
bety, Their companions are Jefl Yates
anu Matt Trainer. All are crack shots,
expert horsemen and reckless despof-
adOea. Wheeler planned the Wilcox
robbery laat month aud railroad men
admit that tho job was neatly done anu
had some original features.
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SANDY Hook, Feb. l2,-The life
savin, stStion st Long Branch TepurGs
that a thTee-mAstei steamer Is towing
another steamship having two masts
oil Chadwick Life saving station,
heading north,
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AllneIlment nissnlrnh-

In the case cf Wan. Smith VS. }. 4.
Goodhue Judge Merritt this afternoon
granted AN ogder digsJlying the attach
ment,
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N07pOoUuIIy HuDmIWOU,
w. $, Mccormick, ). j. Lynn, W. Il.
O'Moara, Spencer Clawson, NJ. j, Choos-
man, Joseph Watson,
rhon fo'lowH detailed account GOV.
eriug twopty pages VI printed matter,
to which 10 sddeu a BiX-pigo segteRatsI
statement showing 1.-The part paid Dy
the Guy 10 June l 10 be sii6, 2BG.s5.
The original contract price OF the build
my was Mnuel lilO.OlN.
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CITY AND COUNTY BUILDING.


Following Is this City Councils COM
mltIee report on the Joint city and
county building which is expected to
be- submitted to the City Council this
evening:
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Fob. ], 1895.
10 tho Hon. Momhors OF tho city Council
OF Salt Lake cry;
Gontlomen We your special commit
teo appointed 10 investigate aud audit
tue accounts OF tho Joint City aud County
Building bog leave 20 state that undor
Instructions OF the City Council We om-
plOyod II. Il. Anderson, expert uccoun-
taut, who has submitted his ropor, which
will bo found hereto annexed, aud nom
which We ascertain the
Cost OF tho building TO be..S,77, 00s Gs
Conduit and boiler house. is,is2 24
Grouuds,,...,,,.,,,.,,.... ,.... %, ll4 80
Approximate amount uu-
paid ON contracts. .,...,.,,., 5000 90
aHH#=HHH
Grand to,al....,....... ,....,s gJO,533 20
Tho City's halr,................sl ,gdJ 50
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Tho Unitsd states Right TO Hawaii
Admitted.

LONDON, Feb. 1.-THE RAJ NAL
Gastuo editorial on tho Hawaiian
question says: "rhore seems no hope
Tor Hawaii, save protectorate.
America IL a good friend and cousin OF
ours, and " some one must have the
islands, we know no power with
better right to it.D
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A TRiUMriIAL pRodREss.

The passage OF La Gasoogno from
Quarantine To the pier Of the Com.
pagnio Generate TTansatlantlque was
somewhat In the nature OF triumphAl
prosress. Every steam craft In the
channel aud along the river saluled
the bhlated steamer width whistles
and many tlags were dipped to her ~
sue passed. She showed no sign Of
ill-usage. Arriving at the pier at the
foot OF Morton street, the passengers
were disembarked aud received Joy
Gus greetings Of the great crowd walt
log thore.
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Judge Merritt l. expects T. render
his decision Ia the McNally prohibi-
ton case Within the next two days.
Tue hearing II tho Gussio Blaze
charges, o. which tho courts ruling
depends, has been seI for next Thurs.
day.
Evening journal., 1895-11-21
ADJUSTMENTS.

Last Night at the Grand Opera House.
There Is but one Kellar and be is the
king Of the magic art So we'll Is he
known, and OF such superior character Is
the nature OF his wonderful fests, that
very. little remains to bs said, further
than that they are superb. The mimi
table wizard and his wife gave an enjoy
able entertainment to a crowded house.
last evening, In the Grand Opera House,
the audience comprising the best people
OF the city. There were many new aud
original features In the program, start
ling in their character, and far surpass
ing anything ever accomplished by the
great magician. 10 one, Mrs Kellar
seated IN q chair suspended at the rear OF
the stage disappeared on the discharge
of q revolver; others were the Shrine Of
Koomra Sami. illustrating thu material
ization of the ostial body as believed by
the Heosoples; the mystery Of LHass
when the body Of q young girl Is mys
terlously Suspended In space, the Carsa
dega Propag ganda. In which the Ghost o
Cseliostio took a prominent part; the
Simla Seance where absence OF body
seemed no difficult trick and the wonder
ful conception styled Flyto, In which
the body Of 3 young girl WAS transported
seemingly through the air from one cage
70 smother Mrs Ksllar gave a wonder
fnl exhibition of telepathv and memory
in what was termed Ksrmos or the
Dlahlerie ef the DecimAls, which was
both incomprehensible and unfathoma
hIa
Evening journal., 1895-11-21
OeLAwAag couNIY FARMERS.
They Have Fixed the Dates for the Winter
Institute Meetings

Institute Meetings.
MEDIA, Nov. 2i - The Delaware
County Farmers Agricultural Society
has Fixed upon the dates for holding It's
Winter institute meetings The first will
be held In Maple vood Hall. At Concord
Vile, on December 13; the second at the
Court House la Media, on December ia
snd the third on December 10 at Manoa
Hall. In Haverford
Among the speakers and lecturers
engaged are; aon George T. Powell Of
Cent?. N Y; Professor Hamilton,
Deputy Secretary OF Agricultul Q; Hon
Thomas J. Edge. Secretary OF State
Agricultural Society; Hon. N B Oritch
hsld, Of Somerset. Pa Nsjor Levi B
Wells, OF the State Dairy and Food Com
mission aud Hon George Abbott
The executive committee has offered
prizes to the school children OF the public
schools Of Delaware county for the best
essays on the following subjects
Bright Side OF Farm Life, "Chil1rens
Part in the Products Of the Farm, >
What Nay Bs Done for the Entertain.
msnt OF the farmers Children and the
Home" and why do Boys and Girls
Desire 10 Leave the Farm
A priza OF 50 is offered for the bsst
essay $S second best, and 81 for the
third. A committee OF judges will be
appointed to pass upon the essays and
award pr'zls.
The executive committtr having the
institute In charge are Charles Ogden,
Holland Johnson, Charles sPotts. George
&. Garrett. Frank Wilets. Joseph
Pennell, William Ripple and Gsorge E
Heyburn
Evening journal., 1895-11-21
eANK RoRBER ARRESTED.
Cashier stuokey's Capture Due to a Young
Woman'a Cicverness.


Woman'a Cleverness.
DULUTH, Nov. 81. - Charles II. Stuc-
key, the former cashier OF the State bank
Of this city and who about tho middle Of
October disappeared charged with taking
$4,000 OF the institutions money, is a
prisoner at tho Central police station. He
was arrested by local detective at Porloy,
Wis.
The information upon which the young
Ilan was arrested came from woman
Miss Fannie Nathan, n resident OF Perley
who met Stuckey at a dance.
Stuckey made his homo at camp
Ihort distance from the little town and
was frequently seen about the place, whore
he made no attempt to hide or disguise
himself He was in the habit Of taking
an active part IN the social events Of the
place and called himself Charles Stewart.
After having danced with him at party
several times the young woman told her
mother she thought the handsome stran-
ger was the missing cashier OF the. Duluth
bank, which closed its doors soon after
Smokey disappeared.
Tho mother and daughter procured a
picture OF the cashier which had boen
sent out by tbs bank people, and soon sat
ished themselves he was the right man.
Chief Of Police Armstrong was notified
by letter, and one Of the local detectives
was sent TO Perloy. He found Stuckcy
at the camp and placed him under arrest
Stuckey took the matter very coolly, and
even said he was glad TO return to Du-
luth, as no could tell tho whole story then
and place the blame where it belonged.
Other remarks dropped by the prisoner
lead to the belief that when he tells the
story of the bank robbery he will impli-
cate other people and claim he was hired
TO run away, and that he received but
small amount of the money he is alleged
TO have taken from the bank
Evening journal., 1895-11-21
HAVE YOU
Left it off until now Z

Left it off until now?
We have finished and placed
on our tables to-day, I2o of
those Good Wilmington Made
Overcoats, made the way we
think they should be. Liberal
length, four inch collar, Italian
lined, of an all-wool, abso-
lutely fast color, Kersey.
We know of no tailor in
the town who could make the
same coat for less than $4,000,
Our price shall be while they
last, $40 90.
Plenty of Blue and Black
Beaver Coats at SIS 90.
Plenty at any price you may
wish to go.
Evening journal., 1895-11-21
The cubans Win Two victories.

KEY WEST, Nov. 21. Passengers by the
Olivette report that General Antonio Ma
Geo with i,S00 men, had a battle with
General Navarro on Nov. IL near Santa
Clara, which lasted II hours The Span
ish were defeated, with loss Of 500 killed
and wounded, General Navarro, having
been wounded The insurgents loss is
said to be very small. Insurgent advices
also state that General Maxine Gomez
fought n battle with General Suarez Val
dez in the Santa Clara province. The bat
tie lasted for several hours, the insurgents
finally defeating the Spanish troops, Sc
rIously wounding General Valdez and
killing Colonel Aldave.
Evening journal., 1895-11-21
Az the wonderland Mnsee.

The Wonderland Muses Is winning for
itself many words Of commentator for
the really excellent line OF attractions
presented It's patrons. This pleasure
resort promi es TO attain position In the
front rank among theAtres Of its class in
this country. and deserves the daily at
tendance which It is receiving The
wonderful horse Bonner remains o
feature, while Mile Flora aud a number
Of other artists give q pleasing ard At
tractive Entertainment In the theatre
nart
Evening journal., 1895-11-21
HoUsEsMITHs, STRIKE.
The State Board of Mediation Trying to
Accomplish Compromise.

Accomplish n Compromise.
NEW YORK. Nov. 2l.-The committee
OF the Iron league met the commissioners
Of mediation and arbitration at the Muir
ray Hill hotel All Of the members of the
state board Of mediation and arbitration
were present The Iron league was rep
resented by J. NJ Cornell, president; John
Cooper Of the jackson Architectural Iron
company, b. H. j. Ellis Of the Heckler
Iron company and William T. Lyons, Jr.,
Of the William Lyons & Sons concern.
Commissioner Feeney announced that
he had seen the delegates Of the strikers
and that they were willing to submit the
matter 20 just arbitration. He pleaded
with the members Of the league to take a
just view of tho case
President Cornell said the iron workers
were willing TO do what they could and
what they thought was right in the prom
isesi and that their ultimatum had already
been published. He would not insist upon
that, however until he consulted several
mombors unayoidably absent. Owing to
the failure OF these certain members to be
present, nothing definite could be done.
The commissioners expect 70 receive
solne word from the Iron league MON bers
Il the Murray Hin hotel today.
Evening journal., 1895-11-21
CHEsTEB.
COLUMBIA A. G.
GettInr tho miIItIa Roedy.

Captain Z. K. Rogers bad full line Of
national guardsmen drawn up At the
full dress drill Of Company h last night
o wing to the Illness Of Sergeant Il A.
Psdberg, the 6rst orderlys duties fell
upon First Sergeant George T Swan,
who did himself and his company credit
by his soldierly department.. At the
head OF the line stood Corporal Sayin
whose bright stripes tell OF his servlcs
In the National Guard since 1879 The
men were admopished TO see that their
Accoutrements we're In good order, ano
that staying away from the armory on
inspection night Without prior excuse
would be a serious oifense.
Next Friday the regimental eihesrs
will be here and beRiu the annual in
spection at o'clock In the afternoon
The full dress inspection drill will take
place at s o'clock In the evening.
Evening journal., 1895-11-21
Incidents Of the Day.

Robert Johnson, an expert inspector Of
cloth has begun experimenting the
work at the New Castle Woollen Mills
Thomas Hines. Of Chester, will become
foreman Of the card room at the New
Castle Woollen Mills
A new iron steamer, the Riverside
built AZ Chester for the Chester Freight
Line, came down the Delaware as far as
this city yesterday on her trial trip.
Evening journal., 1895-11-21
Asked TO Go to New York.

ROCHESTER, Nov 2l.-Justice John NJ.
Davy has received an invitation from the
presiding justice of the New York general
torn to held court in that city for one
year, beginning next January. Should he
conclude 60 accept, his appointment would
be made at once by the governor.
Evening journal., 1895-11-21
man About rowu" at tho Bliou.

"Ihe Man About Town" closed his
engagement at the Bill ou last evening
During the three nights and matinee
that this laughable farce comedy has
been presented at this pleasant resort
there have been fairly good audiences,
and the company has given satisfaction.
There are some very clever people, and
their speclalties were warmly received
The situations into which the would be
rake and bad man gets himself are very
ludlcrous. and his final extrloatlon from
his troubles made fitting wind-up.
Evening journal., 1895-11-21
vlrrIniDs at the Opera House.

It is rarely that Wilmington has the
chauce to rave over the same theatrical
attraction twice In one season. A big
contingent Of local play goers rAved over
the recent production Of The Merchant
OF Venice" by Charles B Hanford, Elihu
r. Spencer and Nora O'Brien company.
aud now Manager taylis announces
that this same company will appear
again next Monday night In "Vlrginius "
The audience will rave agsin-perbaps
"go into ecstesIes" Is better expression
tan rave"