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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1896-04-30
BAD COMPANY FOR CHILDREN.

Within a week or two there have
been rumors that some dame some
where thinks that curfew law, such
as is in force in Nebraska, would be
useful in New York to keep children
off the streets at night. But we don't
want any curfew law. Children driven
from the streets in the evening might
have to go home and associate with
their parents, and parents who don't
know when to send their offspring to
bed are not intelligent enough to be fit
company for their children. We may
be happy yet, but it won't be by run
ming paternaI legislation into the
ground.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1896-04-30
PRACTICE AND PRECEPT.

you ought to have gone to church
this morning. Billiger," said Mrs. Nc
Swat, removing her wraps. 'It was
such beautiful sermon. The preacher
showed that everything has it's place in
the plan of creation. Even the snakes.
mice. lizards, caterpillars, fleas and
things of that kind. that we consider
nuisances, fill some important and use
full mission in life. he says, if we could
only know what it is
Did you say anything about that
freckle-faced Stapleford boy next
door," asked Mr. McSwat.
Don't scott, Billiger. 1t was such
an uplifting discourse. It reconciled
one to the -. Oh, look! look"
Whats the matter, Lobelia?"
THAT nasty oockroach, OOH kill
it quick ''-Chicago Record.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1896-04-30
This is the way the New York Herald

states the problem of the day: "To
wear or not to wear, that is the ques-
ton. Whether to heap upon the head
feathers and bows galore, and with
them to the theater HE, there to OBJ
struc+ the view of deadheads, bald
heads and heads with nothing in them,
were bitter, were it wiser, sweeter,
more in keeping with our yielding fem
lime nature, to dress our hair in tow
ers and form no barricade of straw or
felt and fummeries to those VINO sit
behind US"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1896-04-30

There has to be dress for every oc-
casion. For morning wear plain
dresses of serge, cloth, cheviot or
ribbed velveteen; visiting dresses are
OF rich silks or velvets; home dresses
are rather in the empire style, and for
evening wear half long trains Of splen-
did silks trim med with embroideries
are worn.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1896-04-30
HE HAD TRIED 1T.

"But can you support wife," asked
the old gentleman
IT know I can support your daugh-
ter" replied the young one.
What makes you so sure Of that?"
Eve done it. I've held her for three
hours at stretch"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1896-04-30
ALL AT SEA.

Feel all at sea, old man." asked the
seasoned passenger, who thought he
saw a chance to get funny.
NO said the detected passenger,
who was leaning over the side of the
ship, II guess there is still remnant
of me On board" Indianapolis Jour
nal
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1896-04-30
ONLY A CHANGE OF SEASON.

Now the blythe refrigerator
Doth Cypress the weary soul,
Eating ice as ravenously
AS the furnace once ate coal.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1896-04-30

Fred Merrick shot and killed him
self and his wife in their home in
Brooklyn.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1896-04-30
INTENDED TO SAVE WORK.

Rudolf Cronau.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-24
DISSENTING OPINION.
iudss BarlCh Does No, Agree With
tho O.h8r Judges
rs ruu CASE OF Dwu vs. JONES.
Jp.non ia the ilumo.Baard'lry Case
-.Ihc Lower COURTS Judgmrn1
is Amumrd-iWo More.

Judge Barich today delivered a die
isnllng opinion In the supreme court
In the case Of Allied q. Brim, road
supervisor, respondent, against Thomas
W. Jones, appellant On uuu2nd tho
majority oi the Supreme court de.
mi.ed the appeAl, but Judge Baf'ch
uots not agree with themi neither does
he agree with their application OF
rules Of law 70 such circumstances ns
are shown by the record.
The actlon WAS originally brought In
the Third distfc, cour, before the chief
Justice Of the then Territory Of Uah,
under section 2Os7, Compiled Laws Of
Utah, 1857, which pfovidcs That's ANY
person VINO drivts q herd Of houca,
mules. asses, oaillo, sheep, goats or
swine over public highway, where
tuch highway is constructed on hill
eide, shall BE- nablc Tor all dam.
age done by such animals in
Destroying the banks Or rolling rookie
into OF upon such highway" The
complaint charged that upon certain
day the defendant drove band u
sheep over such highway and that
the .heep thereon damaged tue high.
way to ibcextent Of so by destroying
the banks thereof and by rolling rocks
into the road. There was no alloga'
lion Of negligence ~ TO the driving u
the sheep or use Of the highway. Tho
defendant dtmurred to the complaint
on the ground that II did not state
facts suilicieut 10 constitute cause Of
action. The court sustained the de-
mufFer, entered Judgment In favor Of
the defendant aud dismissed the case,
whcftup0n tho plaintiff appealed
10 the Territorial Supreme court
Afterwards the cause was again
brought up In the district court
where, a trial ~ Jury having been ex.
prsuy waived ~ the respective pat
lice, The cause was tried before tho
court sitting without a jury, Judg-
mcnt was then entered against the ue.
fonuaut for u certain sum aud costs
ana the present appeal was from that
Judgment
The malorily Of the Supreme court
holds that the decision OF tue rorriiot.
ial Supreme court has become the law
Of the case, anu " conclusive whether
hight or wrong. recognizing no eXcep.
tlon 10 tho rule Of former adjudication.
Judge Bafich says; "Hofs
the judgment appealed from was Gu
tefed ~ the result Of a new trial which
was ordered by the appellate court and
not AZ the result of tpso iic directions
from such couft.p He therefore Die.
rents from tbs opinion Of tho majority
In ditmishing the appeal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-24
HAS THE BANK KEYS
Turned Over 10 Mayor Hall OIL hsTCuT
at Noon Today.
MANY ATTACHMENTS FILED.
Miners aud Wage Farmers Who Lost
1hlr All 10 n Desperate Mood
Omc,rs Warned 10 Keep Away.

Special to the NEWS.
MLRCUu, June 2i.-Publlc feeling Ia
still running very high here over the
coilapse Of the Metcur bank, which
vent down yesterday with the Salt
Lake Institution. lldignat.ou is
stronger than it was yesterday aud II IL
growing worse ~ the facts are made
known. The failure 10 regarded NJ an
altogether unusual one-one that there
was no excuse for whatever. The
opinion ob,nins here that It has long
been premuditat0d and the citizens
made the victims u the worst bind Of
injustice. They are, accordingly, smart.
iug to the utm0s, under the wrong In.
ilicied. Last night anu this morning
the feeling was intense aud the excite
msut at ths highest possible tension
aud at the urgent duinsnds Of injured
depositoTe tue keys OF the bank
wers turned over 10 Mayor Hall b.
whom every citizsn has tho utmost
COZ iidencC. lie wiiircmaiu In charge
OF tho institution Tor the present. Whal
the enJ will be M one hero has any
definite idea but It ~ irlt that little
will he saved from the ruiur.
Many oltizsns, miners ami other
wuge-earnots have lost their savings
VI more tuhn u year. Thcso losses
un from 500 TO $1,000. The result
Ia simply awful. Scores OF
men anu women VINO hal
a comfortable com petsnce put aside or
an emergency arc now pAupsTs with.
out dollar with which 10 buy iood Jr
u railroad ticket 10 got out OF town.
When they realize that their hard
earned dollars have been regularly
lAkVn from the bank here to
nelp tide over affairs connected with
the salt Lake bank they find Il
difficult 10 restrain themselves.
IL II not known how much money is
la the vaults here. IL IL certain
though that tue amount ~ cImpsra-
lively small. Tho people Of Mvfour
ate penctably iuolinod but nj this
time the altitude IL altogether too
hign tor the effects Of the
rauk. The saiest thing Tor
them TO do ~ TO stay away
rom here, otherwise the reslit miyn
be serious. H.. j. Garter, who deuies
having bad anything TO- d. with the
deiuuCt bank, but Whose nNmu has
been puDlishe as vice president, also
comes IA Tor strong censurn.
Yesterday Cashier Felt occupied a
rather uneuvisble posiu u Ia tho
minds o. many psfsoue,but ~ Ia known
today, ~ II has AlwayB been believed,
that no IL thoroughly honest man
ana entirely innocent Of any c0nnUc.
ton with tho bank's failure beyond
simply icing an employe Of the inst.
tuition. lie l. therefore completely
ox0retaleu.
A latvs number OF attachments were
made hero today by dep3suOrs having
lees tnau So % IN the bank. Many VI
those who nave more than that amount
instituted attachment proceedings 30
toe Third district court Al TOoels, the
county seat.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-24
NEWS OF TIE MINES.

The Attendance o. the brokers on
'chaneo lolsy was very slim, not owe,
u sJ1en being present. the business
transactions we're also slim Tor al the
stocks uut one, that one receiving The
entire recognition rs 'ar rs trading
was concerned. Tue stock referred &
l. DiIu and Lara OF which 3, 800
shatcs changed hands at 90 cents yer
share.
Msrcur took a decided tumble dui-
ing the call ana while ulm1ss
any amount Of Il could have leou
bought Ut 81 80, tue best bid posted was
one Of SB..j. The nou-appearanco Of
the mueh.l0Uked.iOr dividend ~ uu-
doubtoI!y tue cause - the sudden
slump. Mammoth wtH az strong Or
over, ils askIng and bidding quota.
lions being S3.024 aud 8.sIi ttspec.
lively. Nicely dUllara was asked tor
Contennisl.E stOck tul not n bio
was heard.
The usu Il attention IA liking quota
tons was given ~ the unlisted proper.
ties hut neither Of tuem had tho good
fortune Of recording a transfer.
The closing figures were as follows
LISTED sroCRa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-24

No Recent Strikc NJ th~ Imeratd--
Gond Ore In the -wausen.
sycatst gorreaponde,re nj tbo Ntva

No Recent stride NJ th~ Emerald
Gopd Ore In the wausen.
special Correspondence Of tho NEWS
MAMMOTH UAn, Ju.s %. 1896 49,
TIE rion reported strigs at the Elmer.
aid flpetly which was whlsuetc
round tue city several Jays asO, upon
invrati alton rtoves to be false, anu
there Is no truth whatsoever In thu
matter. a member Of tie Company.
ttan was intstvioNtd today aud he
says there has not yet been any ore un.
o vortd at the property.
II IN reported here that the Swausoa
Mining company are again In high
spirits. From inlofm itiOn ju-t 70 csived
from one OF the Swansea stat, ha re-.
ports that rich tOiy OF silver ore
was uncovered iast Friday svenlHg,
tue vein being no lees than our ivct IN
thlcEne.B. Thls new discovery alone
ought to cause tn SwaDtea stock to
make another jump before the month
IL out.
Tee government surveyors aro busy
surveying the Mammoth ami Tintlr
districts.
Tue Ajax company commenced to
run their hoist this mOrnlug, aud
again began the work Of hoisliug good
pay ore. No hoistiuR work at the
mine has been done since lho iih inst,
owing TO n iouf'luch pipe being lniJ
ron the ongino room down 10 the
mine. Now thls WORK has been accom-.
pitched everything viii run along
smoothly Mt tbs Ajax property.
There was considerable excitement
here this afternoon when the news
arrived that tue Bank Of Salt Like
hal closed ils d1Ors, there being quite
n hunter OF depOsitors here nj Mnm-
mo h, but whom tue evening Iapst
arrived AZ . O'Clock aud put n mucu
brighter light upon the state 0i aiiaifs,
the deplaitOts ieit little more al ease,
and one wns heard 10 TUmuTk that he
thinks everything will turn out oil
gisht. We hUIe II will.
hit Costello NJ Salt Lake II regis.
btul a. the Mammoth hotel Bud T.
uut fustiing Tor city cigar firm. He
is we'll pleaeei with tue buslnesf-liKo
appearance OF Mammoth, sud feels
confident Of booking some good or'icts.
ID. REFS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-24
wOMAN'S RIGnTS.
Mrs. Lundgren sln,hrs Her brutal Illus"
baud Wuh Butcher huiir'

The exercise OF woman's rights wac
greatly in evidence IN the police
court today when Feed Lundgren
slalked into the courtroom With The
blood oczlng prolussly from wound
ia his head, accompanied by his wife,
Bctsy, whose facial expression denoted
q great degree Of nrm du1efmina'
ton. Inquiry as 10 tne facts
Ia the case brought out the
Information that man and wife hau
been lighting aud that IN The meleu
Mrs. Luudgreuahai offended hefsolf
with n butcher Eui'c.
The pair 1.-Two 10 i23 south Second
East street, and as near NJ could be
learned " appears that Mt Liudgfon
has OF late been ufinsiug quite heaVl-
l,, nnd after bowling up he would re-
pair TO his home hnd abuse hie vile
numerically. Today bo tried HE old
tactics with tho result as aooVe slated
Both pleaded not guilty 20 tue charge
and were having hearing ~ press
time.
Ei. Lawrence and Lee Wood, tive
youthful touRhs who were arrested
yesterday were tried On the charge Of
bufglrTiEinE toe store O' =. w. Tnrbol
on Eleventh South and FYufth East
streets. when arrested they had In
their possession several articles stolen
from MI. Tarbrl's store and Ms evil
dsnce was quite strong against them,
they were held 10 await the granu
iuty'H action Ia bonds Of $500
racb, Both men claim 60 be- from
California anu bear every Indication ~
knOSing n tnins ~ Two Ia the way Of
housobreaking especially.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-24
HUME vs. nrARDsLEY.
The Judgment Of the Lowsr Court II
Affirmed.


In the case OF Richard Hume against
Willis n. BeaTisley sud otheTs, an
opinion was handed down by Chioi
Justice Zane, Justices Bartuh aud
Miner c0ncuFring.
This was aquO warTanlO proceeding
Ia the name Vi tae State Of Utah, by
the attorney Of Weber, 10 test the title
OF Defendant Bcardsley 70 tho ONCE "
auditor Of puolio accounts VI Ogden
city.
Mr BsaTdsley was appointed 10 the
tiilce anu uuly qualified on the l-ll
DAY OF February, 1885,. and entered
upon The discharge OF IT, dutlol on the
same day, an no 10 still iu utlige.
The plaintiff Hume Insists that the
uuls oil ueirudunt Brafdslry trfmi.
nlted on the nth day OF February,
1898. while BusrdsIoy claims ullc
until the appointment aud qualiiicl.
ton of hisHucruHHur,
In the district court The Judgment
wac M favor Ui Hume.
Section 1909 OF the Compiled Laws
~ UIab, 1895, duularsh that elective
tiiiceu snail mold Tor two years and
until their successors are elected AMI
qualified, while section 1904 OF the
same volume pr1yidee that uppoin,ive
Officers shall mold iUt two years unless
sooner removed.
The opinion sAyJ ave are Of the
opinion that be Term OF defendant
Buhtdsley aa an officer dc jurn tuIml.
mated az tue end ni two yuats from
hls appointment ana since that time
Doe brs been simply ON Utlugr do ingtu,
Tho lu gmuut OF lbu
court below 81 r1imgu."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-24
NEW INCORPORATION
The U,ah Mining Guaranty Company
Is Launched Out.
Are at the Back oi It--lnslruUllons
Issued by the STATE Board Of
Land commissioners.

The Utah MiuiDg Guaranty com.
pany filed articles Of Incorporation
with the county clerk today. Tue In.
c0rpofatofs Htc: james Il. Freeze,
Maroelus woollcy, T.. w. MadsoB,
ORION a. woolley, a. II. woollsy anu
George T.. woolley, Of Salt Lake CITY
{, A. Smurthwaite, r.. r. woolloy, -.
ii. Goddard aud John Fifg. Of Osuvr;
aud II. 5. woolley Of Pare, Idaho.
The lie Of the com my IL placed ut
hity yeam and the principal place Of
Dusiness De Salt Lake CITY. The objects
OF the company IL 10 Conduct tie tusi.
ness of general mining aud milling aud
AL necessary Auiuucts. he capital
stock II placed at 100000 divided into
as many shares a. 81 each.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-24
THE GREEN BAG.

Htbor J. Grant x 20. paid s555.al
TO tho secretary ~ state Tor taxes on
tue insurance business Of the tirm.
The Oakley Coop has entered suit
against j. h. Day and others Tor SEQ
on pi0mmiss0fy note.
A hearing OF sale Of mining prop.
efty in tue estate OF Flank h. Dyer
deceased, will DO hAI next Monday
before judge Rilcnie.
The care Of too Salt Lake Litho.
graphing company ". the ibUx Mine
auu Smelling company was c0ntiuurui
the evidence beius oil 10,
A ttny was gtantsi tnl Saturday to
serve notice VI appeal IN the Ihifu
district court In the cato o. Kellogg We
Taylor
a Judgment for foreclosure by de-.
fault WIS rendered IN the Gaze VI Chat
Brain W Chas. NJ. DouvisUn vg ai,
before Judge Richie tOlny.
Two marriage licences were Issued
today, one 10 wm. ID. Neal, -, anu
Mya 81. White, %, both VI Salt Lake
Cay, aud the otuof 10 Clark l.. WHIT.
nvy, -, anu Nellie fentoss, 81 VI the
uamu piacf,
Judge Street today overruled a
motion for non-suit In the damage suit
Of Guy &. Royce against the city. The
taking OF evidence was con- luuud
today and Arguments Of counsel were
being heard .nie afternoon.
The case Of 81. r. Osborn against
the Marion Gold Mining CONF sny was
on tr.,l before Judge Ritchie today.
Bennett, HATkuots q BfAiloy, Brown,
King q Henderson anu Booth, Lee *
Gray are attorneys Tor the plaintiil
nud Dickson, Ellis * Ellis ana NJ. 81
Kaignn represent the Defendant,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-24
The Fairly IlaryesI.

Articles u Incorporation " the
Early Harvest Consolidated Minirr
ana Millug comuauy have teuu hI.u
win County Clerk Jones. Tue ~ g.
u tue CORPORATION In TO conduct o
mining anu milling business. AnH
LBhi oIty n named rs tue pa cIpti
place OF business. Tue CapifalrtuuE ui
iur corporation II placed ut $500, 900,
divided into shares OF the par VaIu.
OF 81 each. The officers aud
directors ntu Thps II. Cutler,
prttideni; WIN. T.. Kicker. Woe
prcsidonl; john Roberis Jr., treasurer;
Johu J. rhomis, JUiruh a. Thonh ,
Charl. Chtismo. au3 R'cratd Bra D..
shaw, diIsctlri anu Pumo Evans,
autie ar. Toe stockholders ufo
Lehi lcllls, except IA. Z. 54sngtr
v DO Is II M all LHkH IifY,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-24
DAILY WEATHER yANE.


Weather reports showing obsOrva.
lious OF S am. loiay:
Salt Like barometer, 1890,
Temperature. 55; minimum, 90; Wind,
east, llghi; clear.
Baker CITY Barometer, 5000; tenn
peratut0, ~; minimum, g; wind,
northweHi, light, clear.
Cheye ne-Bbromttcr, 1884; tenn.
roralute, 81; minimum, b2; wind,
calm; clear.
Hcirua-BaT0meteT, 80 10, tempefa'
tuTu, %; minimum, ~. wind, west,
iighi; rain, % i1ches; clYu1y.
Miles CITY barometer, 1890; tenn
peraluie, 81; minimum, 81; wiuJ,
nurInwosi; o miles per hour; taiD,
.S3 inches; cloudy.
Winnrmuccu - Barometer, !0.9s;
temperature, 81; minimum, 80; VIM,
cast, ~ miles pnr hour; q ear.
IuEhD barometer, 20 90; tenn
peralufo, a.; minimum, ~; wind,
north, ligh3 'lsAU.
General a4d local forecast for 80
hours ending S %. M, June IS;
For Utab, iair tonight and Thus.
day stationary temperature.
sal. Lake cry anu vicinity: Fair
weather; warmth
J. II. SMIH,
Observer, Weather bureau.
T0day's temperature isrhown In the
fac Eimilb thtfmOmetet given below!
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-24
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Two Burglaries.

Two blrglayigs were committed
early yeatUruuy morning. The Euuks
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sy consent Of the parties a decree
wus &c tered iu Judre liitchie's court
iu the suit 0f EDWARD McLaughliu,
executor OF the estate VI Cornelius
McLauEhIiu, decreased, VI Henry
iiirchman ot a. TIE decree alluiats
that the plaintiff Hfo the 0wuors aul
entitled 10 the possession q the Hattie
Green 40. mining claim, 10 the
Uiutah mining disluCt, anu that the
defendants are tue uwnufs OF tue
Black Diamond mining claim, ndj1iu.
lug tho Hattie Green claim. lne court
found that there h. vein or lode OF
rock 10 place bearing silver, lead aud
Utuor minerals, the top OF tho apex Of
which ia within the HufincD liuHs tK-
tended downward through the Hattie
Groom claim 80. -, anu that a plane
drawn downward vertically through
the pastefly dic liuc u the Hattie
Green claim upon the line connecting
p8sts Nos. / aud " said clam anu
EXTENDED In ne objection, 10 tue true
line OF division VI tue vein between the
Black Diamond anu Hattie Green
claims aud thai the piainllils own A.
much 0t the vein a. lice westerly Of
the plane 90 Drawn, aud The saii DO
PENDANTS own that potion ot tho vein
lying oustefly Oi such plane. IL was
al, iounu that neither party was GU
titled 10 damages and that each pay
tuUiT wv "a costs.
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MINOR MENTION.

rhsTwoniy.lhifl quorum OF Seventy
Win hold %, regular monthly meeting
tomorrow evening at 1850 Ia tho
Seventh wsrd meeting house.
a bunch Ui Keys 'ouuI on the corner
Di south anu Wet Temple streets can
ru sucuTrd by the owner upon calling
ut tnop5hoo station.
Tire farewell party 10 Elders Thoo.
d0Tu Nys,rDm anu b, A, pagEiu8 iukus
place pt the Twoatielh ward meet.
iug h0uFO tonight
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Homo Nis.lonnrN Meellng.

Tho home missionaries u the salt
Lake stake OF Zion will convene In the
Fourteenth ward assembly hall this
evening OF 1880 O'Clock. The brethren
recently RlucI 90 the home mission.
my hst nrb particularly Invited 10 be
present % this meeting,
JAMES ID. sTlRLINu,
Cltak 0f sake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-24

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fheat,r Tuesday evening, June oV.n'
had 10 be uhsngod sumeWhst y's,eiuHl
MS Mr.. Coulter Bdnkeb WI, Wss W.
play the puft 90 Kaye in zoe ,9l'v uy'
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tifismsr ls.r season. aud who hue
playrd with Ricuau Mansfield, Louis
Jnuips and CIau Morris, will assume
this part. MIR. Charles EJmaus, or
moriy with ne Alrak,t nj Ban Ftan.
clsc will nav PoI,u 81. IN place OF
mir. Post, Present indications are that
big turnout Will ue nal