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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-22
THOMAS WATT d co.,

Agents,
~ cummeTUlai a., Salem. Or
Or A, ID. IHARITOa. Aast. Geni. Pea,
Agent Portland, Oregon.
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-22

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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-22

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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-22
The wheat Aphis.

Considerable has been said by farmers
In some localities Of the state about The
prese nee Of the wheat apbis already,
gays the Eugene Register. A. w. Bond,
Of Irving, is one Of the farmers ia lane
county who hiss disputed the presence
Of the pest, but he now Acknowledges
that II IL here, and 10 large numbers.
While blowing in his field he OCCASION
ally turned over asmali bunch Of mold,
aad on investigation found that the
aphis was there, often hundred or
more In bunch. They are down In
the ground TO the DEF to Of about eight
or ten inches, aud are whit ring nicely
and will be out AS soon IA the warm
weather comes, aud 1t IL feared they
will do great deal Of damage to the
grain this season. Last season they
did considerable damage, though they
did not appear until the grain was well
advanced In growth.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-22

II was generally supposed last June
that the members Of the present legis~
lature were elected on a platform hay
log for one o. lts most important
planks economy. Senator McClung, q
few days ago called together five
brother senators, and explained this
fact 10 them and they all agreed TO II.
He hen suggested that certain com
mission might be dispensed with, but
one Of them objected TO that lie then
suggested another commission was
needless, Tut there was an objection 70
abolish that II went on In this way,
and he found that Of the FIVE men he
had called together, each ope was
ready 10 defend spme one eommIsslon,
bu, was willing 10 let some other be
abolished. A. u consequences II looks
as though all she old commissions will
be retained and some new Ones created.
We believe We can safely say that the
Lane county delegation fayors more
economy than ia being prAotlced by the
legislature. Eugene Register,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-22
A GOOD TRADE.

The undersigned Will trade drain tile Of any
size for hay or oats. and will allow above the
market price for same. Call early.
j. Is, MURPHY,
| 2DdlW-W4t sal-m, Or.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-22

Floslie Qittle daughter Of q pewspapss
Woman)-Oh, namma, Mabel aud { have
q lovely secrei about our dolls ia like
70 toll you, only
lier hother-p pnly whel, Flosaiei
Flpsslc puiy lm afraid you'd writs
V va New York Timaa
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-22

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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-22

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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-22

Tho greatest courage 10 10 bear psEss.
onlion, not 70 answer when you are 70,
ylied. And when a wrqng has besp done
% forgiys. -"Ths Eewoomea
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-22

fbsfs is isss di6eeaes bsswSep tEs
Anelsui ahd tbF p.oasga 0Tspk l0asuss
slsAp lseiwern lhancoT's EHallah and ne
Lualish ~ inisE
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-22
A NOBLE NoNou1H

Tire Severely Classic Memorial Of MARY ths
1othe- - Washington.
The ladies' of the National Mary Wash
ington Memorial sssr citation have award
81 the contract for the beautiful monu-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-22

~ ~ lelEf llnst NllNF \ ,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-22

ment which they
intend erecting
over the grave Of
the mother VI
George Washing
ton at Fredericks-
Va Amod-
el Of the monu-
ment IL now on
exhibition In the
Wouan's build
ingat the Worlds
fair, whereit was
the first exhibit
Installed. Thede-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-22
htnENBERl

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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-22
b eHEMlcAL ANAL Ysls

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500 ~ ihf uginf ii
falHahlf ald in
astslniiHiuE tlf
usfnlf ~ uishy
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particularly ih0ss
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-22

HOODS pills act easily, yet promptly
and efficiently, on the liver and bowels.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-22

lhe bounay officer Of health protests
against the destruction of the crocodiloa.
do says they are the best and only scav-
engers possible Of the water reservoirs
IN which they dwell
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-03-14
THE laps VICTORIOUS MARcH.
New Chang VIII I.- Occupi-d-snd the
Iap> G.E-rsI Notifies ror-IEa.r-

WA~HINGToN. Mar. secretary Her
bert ha- rrc-INrd the following cable
gram from Admiral Carpenter. COM
manding III" nitcd ~iai-- naval
forces "u the A~iat'c station. dated
New Chang. March .:
Ia" Japan"~" general ha- notified
i"rei gnrr- "i hi- intention L" "rrupl
this p"r'. All r"nting-ncir- pr"A id,d
for
New Chang j. one II ia. tr.-,y port :
on the Gulf uf P"rhiii. above port Ar
thur. III" tow ha- been occupied hy
The hIu'-' a. uil- oi ia. ha-i> 81 ih..
army operations .ain-t the invading
Jap aud from Admiral 'arP-ni"r' =
adNirr>. IL appear that tie latter hay.
AT lem - % managed 10 or-upl the place.
which a. one "i lh- first ni the treat )
ppIi. a. tail into Japaur-" I,o-----~ion.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-03-14

resolution to pay expenses IN the
conte-t.d election eases a. follows:
Il. l.. WinboFn.. X. Il. P.-.ble-. X. NJ.
Groom. II r. Brown. J.. g. Daniels, Red
dich Calling, Dr. Person. W. Lee Per-
son, each sluD: l.. l.. smith, S2Z.:D: l..
X. Crawford. : %: ". II. Crews <92 - ::
Joseph f.. Pc son, sll3: W. +. Nor
phew, <2J: Dr. Abbott sl25.2U: r. g.
Hooker, sl1.1.; W. {. Monroe and J.
II. Edwards. $50: ". X. Dixon, sI55 !:
:. g.. New bnrLc, $50: John Smith. S3I ::
lDr. N0rment, $50: ". .. Howard.
$3.50: \. &. Ward sG2 %: .Iouath han
Tomlin@on, 1925: Grizzard. Slo.g': l..
II. Robinson. si23. The resolution had
been before the finance committee aud
recommended by them. Mckenzie for
tn" committee: j. IL Baker, s22.1 j.
+. N"w4on. 500. The resolution was
rccOiHnlfted to committee on finance.
HiiI for III" relief oi James VI. Mon
roe, cx-~hrrii of Rowan county. was
taken up and passed lis third reading.
1926, hou7e, m" Cherokee Indian bill
came up again. and passed its third
reading.
Bill 10 provide for the drainage Of
MatalnuSkeet lake. in Hyde county ::
passed its third reading on a roll call
Dn motion Of Mr.. II ileman the house
aG iOurned TIL 10 "A. III. to-day.
THEY DIDN'T SO VOTE.
The following Populi>r members of he
House desire THE CATCAsIA> to say hat
they We're present in the House and
voted against the Fred Douglass resp
luton. They are unwilling to take up
the time of the House in arising to
questions of personal privilege, but
they desire hat the misstatementst that
have gone out be corrected: K. NJ.
CrrImplrr and {. II. johnson of Samp-
son, Zack Taylor of Cumberland, }. w.
~peas of For-ythe, J. \. Buchanan of
Clay and NJ. &. Strickland Of Nash.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-03-14
THE sXEMPlIFIED WORK
OF Hitherto E-si.tI--- Political Ma.Llb.
Known a. the Democrats. Party.

ALRhNr. y. \. Marrh G.-Th- report
ut the aioriIy "f tie special -'.nai.
com uiit"r appointed I" iuA ..-ti gat..
the Troy elections. = a bitter atiark ou
uii-d ~iai'-- senator Murphy. After
alleging thar repeating. riot. assault.
and rN'n murder. haN" been r"miunn.
~ -al-.
IL l. the "N-mpliii-d WORK 81 a de-
p"Ta'- and hith'ri" r.-i~il,~- voliti-al
machine, :" adjusted. Urgauil-d. aud
run a. 10 enable individuals. iu the
th'. nam" "i thr Democratic party aud
in Il flame" Of law. Z" overthrow gov
crnmienl ana thwari .hc rights "f sui
fragr. The conclusion "i Nuur cum-
m'tlcc l. that the city ol Troy election
Grim = are du- L. the utter disregard "i
law pN the Leaders "i the Democratic
party. IL a dishonest and incompetent
police lurr-. anG the ~ub~rrl i-nrl 81
many ~"-rall"d Republicans {" the
atrnrlou~ service. uf the Murphy ma
rhiu.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-03-14
CONDEMNED BY CHURCH AND STATE
The ci"-- "I ia. ssrd congr--. Hs.
ar.d saa. fir..i ia . Ja,.ll~s

The ti"-. "I the sBrd sspgr...---on Hs.-
dr.d saa. fiT.d ia . Jasll~s.
ScHUYLkILL HAVEN. Pa, March
I'll" last P.nnsylvAnia confer
enee of the United EvAngelic..l
church adopted the following:
whereas. according 60 the pres
reports of Monday. Msrch I, u-
corgress of the L. =. both in IL.
S-na;. and House of Representa r
tlv.s we're engaged the entire Sah.
bath ln ia" transaction of bushes
Therefore be IL
Resolved: G'hA, We ar. deeply
grIrv"d AZ the Goddess action of ou-
National Congress IN having Sundr
sessions. and consider !, an insult q"
ihis Christian nation. whose repr.-
sen'aiiyes they are: aud hold that u
any % IN" men Who are guilty Of n.
above oifence should at any tim
seek the suffrage of their fellow cii
zens for offices OF the public trus'.
every Christian should deem IL bi-
duty =, oppose them by voice al
ballot
ALE.NT Mar D In the Assembly &.
night Mr.. Henns-sy introduced tins ressll
Z ton.
Resolved tf the S.nhie concur. Th,f
tie Ieg,Is IatIre 81 ib. state of New lof
congratulate the J--Dpi. 81 tie I niie-l stat.
upon their r-less. from the uenac. Ia pu'
/ ic progress aud general prosperity sbl,''
I existed while the Fifty yfbird longr--. hsl
tI. lDHsr 10 make laws for ih- nation
/ Mr. Foley ynfnged up and down in :
. seat and yelled 4 object u
/ SPEAKER fi-h pat ia. question Og
adpIalOn Of the resolution, and deciao.<. !.
! adopted.
! EvEEFrT. Wash. March G.-Tbe city q
! Everett Wash. 4 growing mauufacsurii !,
| city or Puget Ssrlna oelebraies ih. death ..f
/ pc Democratic tongress by firing q
I buns r II MrLFOEB
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-03-14
TWENTY-FIVE DAYS BEHIND.
Encounter. with Storm. aud s.I~.--TL-
Coal o. Ghaust~d.


Coal o. I2haust~d.
NORFOLK. Va. March "A speci-l
froil Newport N.w-t 10 the Pilot. SAY
The steamship l-trian, Of the Furn.--
line. arrived here this morning fron,
Bermuda, twenty-five days oyerdie
from Liverpool. Terrific gales w.i-
encountered, until Bermuda W.
rearhed. The Istriab sailed from Liver
pool. January - and imm-diAteis
ran INTO strong wind and heavy -
which continued until February D.
when IL increased to a hurricane ar
continued to rage Tor twenty day
February 9. when COS miles of Be
muda, -he hove 10 to save coal. B~ft
weai her came on the 2gh. and anoth.
start was made she wa- now = %
miles from B-r nnda, having drift.d
2yD mile.. On the I'D. when 200 mil.-
from that pls-;-, the vessel had TO b
stopped again on account Of Anoth. =
gale. Thirty hour later she was again
headed for bermuda.
soon her coal supply was entirely
exhausted. All available loose wool
on deck Wa taken below and the wood
work cut out. The buIk-bead., spar
matches. cattle fittings and q porfion
of-th- deck were carried to the fire
roam and used for fuel.
Ten miles more could not have been
made when the anchor wa- dropped al
Bermuda. She il in excellent trim.
and bar-s 40 mark Of the terrible
weather she encountered.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-03-14
The BILLION
RECORD BROKEN.
The Condemnation Q; Democrzcr.
The "Billi0n-DollAr Con-
cress" Raised.
THEY GO IT ONE BErTIg,
s.a Hh.iT tsfF-.-E.~.- O. s..l---.i- q "a
fh+s s@A- ~ Is~a.t "a ~-.- a..
~t-aa.o'ss.'. .T..s n+-aa.. a.a H., q.

s"A AhTAf sff@s "a .ns- q. ss,l---st=s a.a
u+s s-h- - ts~ht -s ~-.- a..
- a''.o-ss 'u's n--aa.- A.a ra., - ..
'Es-t '-Htt-'t. Co. -. -, .-.srs.-
NhsHIN.H"N. Marrh hs.- t1rpr-..,. e.
tiss aui.au. ,f illlH,.i.. 80 t--haI 81
De- E.iHh... an 'nIrtrfts uf tb- o., ID.
.''liuftirr Ur afprug ffati.t. pa. f--
tarHa a sHuu.arA. .ffrs Irig tis q a.
rA AI~.Hatfur.s Hf fi4F l4Iis .thira H.
-fs.-s. haA "unap4ranE fhrm tfh .-
rA Ir nfis'arr- uf lilr ..sFAilai -HilIf ~
O. Gar sfI gree "a NhIrh Ne go.
I"r ~as ~ co.. bad ri a.. Aypr,Ea .-
...sf. t.fs.iIuIffs..
th- -fBt-urfI Nili o. puhii.,,~a I.
llurr-a p. a gArt uf fli.. uagr,--.i.. 90
u rl 40 raA. r.,m thts .tat..
n.rnl .f arl.rar- fii- Api,rat,r aft.t. NJ
.hr .'tN -nrst aangr.-.s. sh-n ~
Reed Sa- ~I--aArr f fh- Hs -
ard ih' If.sid.nt. Hoa.- 49,
-'Hai" N"re Republican. ~-r-. ia
r"und nunIh.r.. s.r~Nf Nfs.s,s.b ~ =.
th" apIr"pr aiiau- frr fh- Iafa-
second '"nEr~-.. Nt-n th~ Hot -.
Aa- l''-.si'seraiir aud Mr. ar-p
-i'aA~r. N-r' in rnund nunii.rr.
H1 7"- And th- appropriation. So
ihl- "ugrr-s. Nith i'r-.td.tf. nal ..
r und nam,.-r- s'rslsssfsp. Nar-sA.
90" Tar" -al- ui 8la NJ t,~r q. co.
I nli"d ~iAi-- h.rrd.-tb. t.sAm~nt &
iulrre.i upon which b. permanent
-Aril- ihr iuial ~ appropriation. f.r
'hi- and ihr next h.ral srAr hy rggs
80. making ih- grand total a.fuAIls
appropriated bs THE 'ongr-s- in ruu i
num3b'r- sos .psttHsl Ihi. -At...-,i. tll..
appropriation made hs the llfs-
iir-i uu=r---. "a i,-d by our is-mo~rAt.. ...
'rl .nd- 10" hiiliun -i"llAr 'angr~--"
80 r'nnh nnmhar- 10 million. To-.
'. .nlf Lr'---, iuri arrn"r" in addition e.,
iil~ actual inrr"a-" "i appropriation.
has authorized public Norks 10 De- d. 80.
under sunira'i leaving The next Con-
Gr'--> {" make appropriation. thrr-f..r.
a. follows:
iiA "riitiraiiun at So. ,ssl: b, Ga
- at. Ss..ses.ts-t. 30 district of solus,,-
hia at s-oi.."i. by Naval apprurria-
ii"n at. l4.sls.'sst-totai 81
/ '.~'..sHl. Thus the approtsri 49,
ilun- aud authorizations af "a =
"ngr'-~- ar" -r'n io b- in round nui.i-
b-r-. - ulsssltss,. call attention i.s
ih" Tact that the appropriations tr
pensions To tb" a-i.nd.rs uf the H.
| PUBLIC 10 War and 4" their idox- ata
orphans, hA thi> ongr---. under 4 l-s..-
land are s3..ls@.G. 49, l,--s than tho-..
made 10y ih" s2nd 'ongr--s-tb. la
two Year. under Harrison Ihi. sss
obtHS a"'r"a-- giNr- ia figures IL.
tangible result "i an unfrirndls-l aili
Z" further and Say. unjn.i- admin
iraii"n "i %" T,"n-iun Laws und.r
4 l.Aslaud
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-03-14

at! arrangement that Ma not hi .h-
minded and tuuurabl-
Mr.. ENart clu>s-d hi- r,llarks ~ call.
ing Tor the pr-Nion- question. The
vote on th" minority report VA 81 a.
-. The report ~ tn, minority Vs.
lost. The motion then recurring on
the mas"r't! r-purt. which AWARDED
the contract fur printing To- stewart
Hruihrr~. t." aN-> aud uu,-> w--,-
called and IA. majority report Wa
adopted 10y n vote uf - q" -
The house then disposed ~ the ral-
eudar a. follows
The House al Jouru-i Iili Thursday
at 10 a. IA.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-03-14
CLEVEiANO'S "Nl6GER" PET
I. Charged With Gross immortality, And
ia. Charge Are Proved.

WA-HINGToN. March G.-The libel
case of {. III. Taylor. the cDIorcd Re
cord-r OF Deeds TOR the District Of Co
iumbia. against ". Calvin Chase. th.
editor of local negro organ. was
closed today. and the jury, after being
out about ten minutes. returned YER
dict of guilty. Tn. defense filed a mo-
ton for appeal. and intends TO carry
the case Ia the Court of Appeals. The
trial has attracted considerable inter
est here. owing To the testimony intro
duced by the defense. Taylor was
charged with gross immortality, both
in and out of oriire, and viii, making
Illegal political a --e-sment-. The pros
ecution claimed that the libel was the
result of a conspiracy Ia force the coI-
ored politician Ia make concessions To
a faction OF the race.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-03-14
Burglar. st Psiio~kssiii~.


SPECIAL TO the tauca-izn
PoLLocKsvILLE, " e. March g.
While at church ON sunday, burglar
entered Beckwifb Simmons bous..
taking a trunk supposed TO contain. a
large amount 81 money. The trunk
was broken open. but contained only
mortgages and bcbds, the money ha, :
ing been deposited in bank few da, :
ago. No clue TO the robbers.
Joseph Hadnot was taken suddenly Y
i'll today while working in a field. he
was removed To the house and is now
bloated beyond recognition, and is ~ =
able to move. eakor swallow anything.
The case is exceedipgly pulling.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-03-14
Sad cosPaSY lND GAMBLING


BiEst>~naN. Ala Nar~h s-J. a.
>hrnY -iirv. Scr var. fh~ trusted
cA.hi,r uf th~ ,-ttrai KalIsAN uft t.r,.r.
-ts. here. va mI.-fug ir.n il. a.-.s
yr~i'rtal ard en ir iAy a note fro8.
ham, which rad -,..-4iass. al 81
over
->t-rta1 Afternoon -Lr.I,.f Irr "a o..
found ir r,-su Us thr ru.s.iitau
H"iri Iu az uusHu...i.,u- t.rH.r.un
lhA -isiAt- N~rr luTris,iIA --r. ...r hlf
a. va- tt-. izi.. AID l. JIs,i ar - D.,l.-.a
IA r"pis uHrIhi.- I.Il.F Goa t.s
>.urA Hr Suicide.
Il- srrra-,-d Na- prominent .r 80.
rfal and .r.f -....rs ,.-.ss-. t-.t..
chancellor ESQ hraEhf- .H lAFiIar
hedge. Ia I..d n.tl-I rh.m..IArs i4f.
uHiHl a''l! ~i'u. % H. .A.a. g. f,l
int' haI ,HHUarh ard EsmIiri. "a,
80 fH" I'D, -4.I,..rt uf go A-rd fH'h.f
and a.EIsr aut fNu -I----g. e. is ar.
i-arf-hruk.n. iu. railroad urlriaI.
r,.ir-f. f. 4I-rI .t.,. th,. .rua. .tfuu .I ht-
g...... .....r.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-03-14
CHARGED WITH WIFE MURDER.
The I'hfv shows I-Nidenc. e Attempted
Cremation So Uid. the rhine.

The I;hdv shows I-Nidenc. e Attempted
Cremation $" rid. the rhine.
TuLFDn. ohio. Mar. G.-TLe sheriff
"f Wood roHuTy today arrested Peter
Peaney. At Tunt"Ean!. OHIO. charging
him with the murder of his P-an.y'- +,
wife. Late saturday night. the wo-
man was found dead at The. rear of
EumoH'- drug -tur" ia 1nningany.
with bullet ~ ter head. Rubbish b
had been piled around the body and an
attempt made 10 burn fh. remains.
Suspicion first rested on a prominent
resIdrut Of the village. but later IL Wa
SHIFTED 10 the husband and hi~ arrest
today j. ia" result. P"an-y denied that
he ever had a revolver. but IN. sheriff
found n gun at a neighhur'- Residence
which. ne claims. wa- left there by "A
MR.. Garrett. rf Toledo, Hho -ay-
Peanry gave iisto her to hidr. Mr.
Garrett arrest J. considered prob
able. In. motive for the murder J.
| not apparent.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-03-14
HERE'S A ROMANCE.
4 Wife and a Mother--A Ca-tsuay a Pos
SCISSOR of - zoo. 900.

PEsN GASN. " Y. March 5.-Mr-
Mary pDanI-is- of Starkey, who had
eked out an existence from pension
a. veterans widow. j. now ia Wash
ington. whore -hc ha- found q fortune
OF 500, D,is.J and the four children OF her
first huS band, John McCaffrey. ia.
wa. married to him in England. but he
east her of. keeping the four children.
After many years she married UDan-
iel-. who died in Andersonyiile prison.
BY McC Caffrey'- Will. five years was al
lowed Ia find the mother Of his chill
dren. She wa~ located in nine months
Tar Heel Boys for Wet Point
WAsHISGToN, March France
\. Cook. of Louisburg. y. c.. has
been named fora West Point cadet
ship and Richard 5. Busbee, of
Raleigh, n. c., alternate.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-03-14

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- -. u
nssn So, Il
.od driesl
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-03-14

was consumed ia thr general routine
business aud another lead went upon
the calendar tu h- .l-p.-rd of.
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lCOntinued on Fouzth Page.l
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-03-14

Prayer h} Rev. Mr.. Parsons. Of the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-13
ANU EME\T T..
"Wanted. n Husband.

Wanted a Husband" given al Cor
draws theater last evening, IL a comedy in
every sense of the word. and is full OF
life and sparkling wit The husking bee
in the barn, the red ear and the pillow
dance were all cleVerly enacted. and the
struggles Of the girls TO win the husbands
each wanted were perfectly natural. The
editor with his thirteen children was
character that provoked much laughter
In Polly Brighton, not too young TO he in
love Miss Goodrich had a role 70 which
she was we'll adapted. and her scenes with
her BASH ul lover John were very comiCal
But she secured the coveted wedding ring
in the end. Politics. Baby vas as cunning
as ever as Baby Timid The others were
clever in their respective roles. The
sperialties made the usual hit.
In the Goodrich company are several
good singers and dancers and clever come
dams Miss Goodrich Is not only a singer.
but dances the very latest novelties. and
little Theodore, Politics. Bahy. sings and
dances in the most fetching way
This evening. by special request. last
Sunday nights hill will be repeated-the
curtain raiser. "Editha's Burglar" and
wanted. a Wife" Politics. Baby plays
the role Of Editha. The story is that Of a
young spendthrft who has heen left a
large fortune IN the bands Of a trustee.
In order TO obtain larger yearly allow
ance he writes 70 the trustee that he IS
married and a year later that he Is a
father suddenly he receives letter that
the trustee Is on the way 20 visit him. His
struggles 20 secure wife inside Of three
hours and the compli -ations when his ser
want girl consents - act as his wife for
the spa>r of the trustees visit are ludi-
croas I'm the extreme. Their troubles over
the baby they borrow ada - tho fan. Miss
Goodrich VIII have character just suited
20 her in Aine the scrN ant girl.