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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-06-18
w7s : BARREL OF OYSTERS



one o. The b.xs-kzoS 81 banking ao'isss
Of = Petersburg. ard th= one 70 VI lfsa
mort American visitors 70 Russia carry
letters q cr~sff- i that ~ Ne>sr~.
Sha;olufne 4 Sc-s. the founder -
whieh. father II the prrSsus bead ~
-h.- firm Dwell rs Ifbsratia1 fruEi -ert-
dom Is vrarS before the tecrve % eiii'ali-
Grafton q, q barrel - OYSTER o-c
.Sar,5.-fns va< y Ssrf belonging re
Count Sher~raetiefE- one 81 the vvea Athlssi
mobiles In Russia lie bad Frequently
sur-rated b. count TO grant h1ua -
sr--,i7u4. ofTe-fzx him a. much as $50
COZ for The boon Bat rlouev was &c
.5s;zc. % th~ count. ard il rratfaeti hls
made 20 feel that one q the leading
bankers q the empire VS. one q nls
s-rfs. unable 20 NARY either hss snns
n Is daughters without his master
consent. Moreover. a s@rf- he BANKER
vs,s lab 20 have his money seire1 and
con seated AZ ary moment by the c'osrr
-s-ce everything that belonged %
se-f. f-elutinS his wife children and
property. belonged ip<O faeto 20 b.
master
O-e asv ShzIouuf-e. who had Just
1 that very morning returned 20 The cap
I f-ar FROM OstesSa- called az ths >hsrsr1e-
.i-E palace for the ruFp.1ss Of reporting
hfS a--ival- ax IN duty bound 70 hts
owner. He had brought With him .
barrel q delicious Crir7san oyster- for
{ ,-vzsr-atis,- 70 The count. but left then
. n hi. carriage At TIE palace door Until
h. should have Obtained his masters
iu,ir,ati6z that the gift was accept
able
On entering the presence Of The count
Z -hs banker fouud hfE1 sg--uuntesf By
/ a nar-v % guests and su<l<ed IN h~ras-
~ the ehs-t butler for u-xieesiug K
F p-ux5.i- oysters for the breakfast =
I Which -hsv vSers .bous 70 st down Ths
Z r,rr-fsr -sa< explaining - the cuunt that
-h~rv vere I'D oysters 20 - GOT IN ths
I capital n that moulezr foE love o.
I -c--v- Catching sight % the serf
{ banker n. cysu-t exclaimed
IA. II : thou szziz- thou art ectas
20 poster IT. once more Tor chy lia.ra-
r5o-. Thez kno~ess that - i useless
s1nzld net know vEha- 20 10 With thy
zcuey- But Stay- vii tel rhee sore
rhizS Get II so11e oysters fpr ny
{ 5-sz Sfas- lzi tho1 shalt have thy fire.
dom
>aalouniue bowed low l-fr ts@ rO-ouz
se-cA~i ths snail barrel Of oTSts-s
- aIsh h had left IN ITS carriaxe at the
ioo-. and laid II az sA- feet Of his ms
tsr
- Soou a the barrel bad h-sa Op~re-s
th> eOu1t called f1r a pen and paper
wrote ont deviararicu snarcipatj1z
hurh the banker and his family fruu
sertiozz- and then h1wing courteously
20 the man Who 6ut a moment bsfor-
| hli been his slave excl1ir1@d- ~Nad
now. my dear Mr. ShaIounTHe-vvfIIy or
[ xiT- - th= pleasure % vOgr eoupauy
a. brvakfl<- ~ Y Tribune
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-06-18
sLLIosToRs ARE cowaRoLS.
TA<r wEn >sS NEE.<k A@yraGa< Isat
~h1w~ EE<hE


p essf- af'ls~ @---2'aEs : Nrti
- 's'-e 49,
.-s 80 4 ze ~ 80 ms
~ Fl = - -
aA azNla - -' sssEa hl'A-s-
aat Psrss<-s " 70 eElf
$50 ~ 4eE y E4sAse'l
sealsf~ ~i-4'''-' F---a-a n ss1F'ee
1.e1 AFy 50 '-lsa 'o-sa ass,'As ne a4lr
-ss'A'aaA f1FTr ana lsl-ls =, = Pc Al
20. as~- "a 49, y S'-er- = tFa1A
> aA@A ss O. hee F'a7ss~> >'hsar l'
es'-flS~ frsT -s-e7s- u7~1aI &C.
at'-,S ss = ~1s eal
e We N AZ l s2N 1-At
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-06-18
TIE sNsRIsG OF puFFlss
Hs- sA~ CHRIS 81 Rsr-r.y C.gsur~ the
- FS~E


Parties Of unmarried women 20 %
Borvray every summer. and are Fefr
up-ul 10 for thru vse~ks % -. 10 catch
pains falzaS sss-parruts. alias couI-
-eFUeass- the feathers OF which tb~y
plzcs aRi -rueA-ar Al al events thy
fi'i - uhsn I resided IN - E5sIlz. prob
1ely th=v now sell the fezthsrs- Ga
the tattish top q Boreray. Where =
dock OF sheep SSd pasture there are
several ancient houS-s that Iook Ike
-resn hiIioeAs OUTSIDE In them IL
Eiris re~ide during the fONlinx 80
s-nn- ard The men ~ len they visit The
I>l2Ed 10 pllcs the wool from the she~p.
for shears are unknown Th-se kous.-s
are about four feet Wide and ~ loux.
I h walls arr composed Of thr-e o. four
tiers Of huge stones and are ro.of-si y It'll.
liutelS. the Va hole structure brinr COW
eT.t with earth and turf Th- door =
30 low that ore Is obliged 10 enter and
issue on all fours- The girls bring n
Eertle q live p-atS vsith them and never
criiar screen OF stores prevents The wind
from blowing IN Al the door Tie puff
Sus are esszks By uszrs 81 hair rupes
bid down By stones and frfnS~d wira
nooses insa whirh they push their rvxt-
l-ss fe-s- 4 doz-a birds nav . sen az
o. tine tagging diserrzt WAYS n
thrir attempts 20 exeaps- Eysy Sirl
AaS - an assistant a dog hleh has
seen tau-hr 70 alarm birds bv scr-pinx
~ their burrows and seiziuz then r. hsa
tEey crawl cut These biryl-ea-cheFs
eArry blankets with them ard sl-xD On
the ashes Of their peat Ere They sISo
take oatmeal ard chess with them
and -usst a. nszy birds a. rhev van,
to- too1-a Al rs gziEezzr fraction WIEN
Compared with -ke i--ux=ss -ua.b--x
tAey catch II ls-s--T -heve--l n
Eesd Gse--c With ease. ard evr-v one -
: Tes-s1e-t II her Iznzuaze- 4 wz-eh
- kept upon TIES 6au-seis f-or, -
eraEs q $ Kids. and thy cut a suua--
upon the tuf- as = sf-u That -he-e =
SICKNESS aDonz them. and that b.op,
. saouil tie ssRt 70 B0resay without Gs-
l%E-Aas7zlzs " Art
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-06-18


In Mr. SshrljnE's tF~srzse o. No- 1
American e5rsaS- u0s heisg pstz ash-,i IN
s1cesSsive parts. - calls attention 70 a
Singular arraEzvu~ur - bird s-rzs. a
Kind - daily musisaI prozrauzl-.
Which nature <csr-< 70 have rxed- IT,
r0oE-- - sSys. op~u< To- muse frorl
ths earliest davb-vzz- s5ux7ux = I -
ri0us and solemn strain bar ID. a.sb.o-
Ink WiSh rs eks~rful AMI rusIsesfu.-
rutez. dos Rot h-Efz Until sunrise.
rh-a TIE robin has almost CEASED n.
morning programme thEx Erue~~s5s
frus1 grave % gay In rhe evening Ak
eOr'fing 70 Mr. Nekriing. this order :
reversed. and after The elEus,fv = rou-
ciuGed nature luIlS - 70 repos- bv tn.
mellow notes % The vsSper snarrus~
and the pensive and sri1 z1ore r-slossi-
Gus strains q the zolitary thrush =
Youths Coupanicu-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-06-18

u wzs an esea1usS w--.s.iz< ard rhs
Church an uls-a-saSh iuua b.. an-- usas
Hzl--1 The hr1ss~ss fsrAer z-azss rhe
MONEY for III family. hHs srayS n rae
background lr sas a-~~<<arx thar ~
cuuz= forward foe oue~ m rs ~ and
az rh- wes.siinx give hzs SauxAssr asxaw.
lts did thar. ard IN s~nss sssss tA- saas-
thing for himself. Tk- last wssr-As 90 ~.
'saUsA,er wer~ Ffzgsnx IN ~ @nrx
Vow father 3o1'r sza<- a.y br-zks.
IF had declared s.Ol~nnly h- wuas8n's
Thex ~Sr- IN fruur % sAsr ehAa.,s-I "a
and rhs fathers skozxhrs vsre cuu<ru,
rrsred On his part n ta< prug-znzas
There Nas n hush ever The zr~as ehnrvh.
TIE el--yyalaz ruru<sf And saisi- -wAa
<lvsrh the woman 20 10 married 10 n :
la1 Thea there rau1~ frrur shp
father n a rsso1ndizz ard r-=osus-
tone thas told og bsug psnt-up en~rxv
aHsi expscsazev-
-Nes-FAfs-4r,s T~shr--
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-06-18

Tie s10prioa bx TIE airesf >tz-es
SAW ct The fIIzmizaLIag f1f~-szvIES
ba0y E11rks The a-itanrr n deals
kat : SOing ca raPisiIv n The pr
fseriu- Of varb1u< n1inor devse~x IN
PEassticzl naviyasi.ss1- Man overheard.
> a cry what wIlI have fewer terrurx
h-rpafrer. TaTs iflarufuz bssov 4.
80 arrzz<~st that a. Il : released rvxo
hriz-hr tights. zhogs two feet hixh- ~
Quilted AMI remain burning for Inrx
tIEe- Il haS 0n- disriaer advanraze-
L viii Gamble The ran overheard ant
Ire beat er~w vE5~zvoring 70 fad hfrl
N tn darkness 70 determine the " k-rv-
ancUrs - each ether more readily
VITA O1e OF rk>s< 6CovS burning on rh=
Natsr- both the Een swimming Il. the
ocsa1 and the crew irving - rescue
hFn viii <e~k a eoraEaon C65eer. Nauv
q ulan has h-~n loss IN rh- darkness -
eaEse Tire r~<euiEz crew did not snow
where % Aack for hiE1- or bevaus4. n
e0Gid not So the bzoy. whieh waS pcs
sioly floating near hfn--Harp-r-x
We~klv-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-06-18
rnE VILLAGE

-. ez-1s a. CID Ia - village.
s1eir-r from rHtNaz1 So.
IT, Iay -.nsis rssks q u-g-nEr
- rve- re nazres ley -l-
It's a pleasant sound. be. su-eetsr
= rhe a-v.ss merry rtzE-
Ar1 t1e Zap Tag ~ she rcAe1er
Arl Ire --l wt-e-s as icy sing
4 i1-r. lo1E tie - r. v1-sE-
r e-u TIE exel fraw r1e nMar
A-- sl1s ra t1@ fe~- e - -tal4r~1,
AIS ,1-x 90 iss funeral trlta
re waa- -s rn-e 90 th- rHsekee
E1- gre s-u-art- So
Tre -ati5s-er a-e % 20 tee -asgares
y ~ ta= s.aulT-z-oT1zs Eze
A. t1e -a-r--= l- 80 h-lf-v = scsrr
To any hl,l a-s1 E8ez
T1-a -l EEe IRE - q --a--snx
WE n@r~r Geese ha-k axal-
o.. merry -a--a Tz- - lfTs-E
Nzs te= Ign t--srez Overhead
Al aawu eT rhe G.sr- tar-lr ro~sa-.
q F-r e1-e - ~ E~as-
James ft 1E1-se en- y r E-aa-e- r--s
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-06-18

ARE you the <~ntI-ui1z Who took
ne houae iasr Ei<hr=- lie inquired q
the policeman
Ie<> believe I piloseS1 yea aIoux to-
. few bloeks
We'll I've hunted Yea Up 20 tel voSs
something I've reached The eozeluS5o-
that scientific invesrixarioa do~sn-r
pay Twas On the track Of yre.s Dis
eovsry- but I've dropped the s<arrh--
NOG SEEMED to D. hunting a rood
deal in the sane place Chieaxo Jour
uaE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-06-18
PERSONALS FROM Aeso.r

Prot. Pazio Pe-er. celesrateS =
riIian Engutst. Is dad
Jose Ba-ias. za-ed scse1-tss e
I. co-irx 70 this country
Prvs- Fab. ths Vienna Frop6e. /,
a failure lis eataelyx1z do sce rao-,,
ca tine
EzsseIl. et the scossx=an. hefzS =,
rarsed hy . T-ay-headee tr5-r6 us,-
Lis Badness. ssle1ced him with Us :.
mark My hair preferred 6sata 4
Gixhozor-"
TIE Fr--eH academy q re6ics-s =,
decided TO divide between Or. I'm.
z-S Pros- Z Behring the 2sa.co0-.au
u-i-e founded By NJ and NGe- vica,
s.. Paul a. . reward tc< vhoEsc---
shc-Ii frss discover . remedy Fer ..as
-k~-4A
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-06-18
HAPPENINGS IN FoREIeNLAscs

China WIS the 6rst country e zrs
facture kaxrcniuus-
The annual cattle crop q W.
South wales u about too.0cc
Football attracted 3,sto.eoo person
to the league and cup eznss in Engia,s
during the pas. season
A recent consignment ot frozen z--.
on from Vancouver sold n LroGu-
weighed 10 tons
MISUNDERSTANDING green 6iazorG III,
the green vault at Dresden in whica L,
preserved the royll treasures OF Sax-ry
English couvics< are 20 have -tke u
uotony Of their lives relieved and he,
-noral tone raised By lectures u
-sciertisc and interesting subieSa-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-06-18

Women are aeSnovzlssIxs,ir TO. be really
oraver than uen- The anrieiuass,i
pain or PERL they shrink from : fsnE-
nlns 's1aidiry- 6ut f they arr plunged
INTO III Elisizt q a great danger. 70.
seldom fEd oz@ that : not brave a-d
heipt1l- he SOElzn who has mysteries
a. s-Shs cf ! mouse vii Dc the last o.
10 l-ave a sinking ship. o. viii with
eosg~c eozrzge defend her home
ss2i1st Burglars. her child against the
fury - a E.ad Gog.-AIbanv Argos
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-06-18

Tire wta-f Tz-cs cszr-zszrir erected
rcs-erS IN 80 lrarl o. " y E=ls-
sow. Etli B@-i s-t Eav Brown WI be
ssat free GO r-1-.a--e - arr zl1ress CO ~
-eirt e One uz-- Al 80 are z@5etsa3
Wa = tle .-EssccE cav WI i-zesli axe =
ii.1ife4 u--her af me ras- - b. -
--ssl TIE se1-ra-y - q gid t1EE e--
hs1ces - va A1-ess Gro. r HrsF
rugn. tf---s-s q fzsse--cr Are-- cf re Chz-
ca-1. NJ rvu4sle & - Pau E4i4w1T- 0s1
Cc.grF B-i ding Cta1lE-- I-l-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-06-18

LITTLE IeOrZe A. raid r. f-Sr
visit % The country 4 short tine sse.
and a. w4s natural. ws-s much iurersxr-
81 II thz farm and all It's Belongings.
One day hi uncle took him 20 he barr
% So soDe chickens that wers lust
Aarchsd- Tie process o. Incubation
vas something which had never before
cone under his observation. and h
locse't UIth op%r-eyai wocder az he
auf5y chicks While his uneEs tried %
explain the hzrehiEg process All 4,
o2oe - tuned ard rlS5ed into IT,
1o-Se . * =otAe-- sx-,==szz
-o5- Ea==a- eoze ozr % Tie bz--
suie4- UEcl- joan kzz =. Zen and
harehed ozs ter Iirtls Es--ys.-N =
Wo-ld
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-06-18

he lad h~-z ah>-nr frou exsrrsS~
ever sirrs Liaeoln- and xuut wa< sh-.
eau~e % r.
We UaE ever f-lt rhr bsz-,l-n e sin-
gle wrrschs-iusss -orr rhaz I did dur.
1ns THIS last sp-lL-- - said - Pitcher
SITE woubi have o-~= A. an az--l
sat from Heaven 20 M
-ThiuS -. en-
Think 50 I've p-ez-,4 H. II
;ss<e doigasted train-,I nur<e<-s5e
arSt time yea swear in reaI earnest au,I
shy a medicine hottl- a. EN- ~
leave PIX U
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-06-18
WORDS or WISDOM.

Nothing destroys authority SC urc.
IS the Unequal ard untiEeIy i11s
cha1r- OF power. pressed too IA Il.
relaxed too Euch--Bacoc-
Sudden resolutions. Ike the szsss.
rise Of the mercury in the harcn.1-
Indicate little else than the chArsesais
ness Of the wea-her-Hsrc-
Pro--rbs were anterior 70 hcokA Il.
formed the wisdom Of the vulga-. II
in the earliest ages were the unw-fsa,
law OF zoraIfty-Dis-ae1
Thou art in the end what thaG 4
Put On wigs with nillions Of c--is. "
thy foot upon eu-hish rocks Tn
a5E6ess eve--vh1t thcr art.-Gos-.i
Ir Is said we pay the most for wnas
given ux-T E3a.rcr-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-06-18
FOR T-e GENERAL GOOD.
a Szxx~-Essn 70 >aun- PROSPECTIVE Frzs-
ur tees % H~sIsh

AAN e~~ % " ssA1h
Th~r- arr a number ~ kinds Of bsls5
u@xsss eupoh1- q returning snail
profit. but IN - hich Ehss ehanc~x Of zafu
rhssugh uas a-seur- a-~ r1.l l5ulirs-f p
-trrzcs private <as's-szI tors careful cell
q sh~zr ps-zszzzE interest vshf.a u1ighs
= 'sasisr-aS-n By wealthy ul-a slt5z-
Sd ~ Fus uar 4 7arr - rh-ir r~vszu~-
sar loss iaacrv<-- An 5uv~sr5 garissc
zaasl- zhou- = yra-s as-o - ~ Indus
trial >1s.isry % T-Fp-- Atsfc~ hrvuSh-
20 IE1s several enrerPr5s-< - rhis
s-h2raets-- lz<P5-sd BY a phi,satar,z ic
feeling. azsa yez <ivinS I MODEST IN
sism-E-sczsiou far the capital lzzesr-sl
in thsm- AmOuE the<e sTp sa.r5e-isS Of
popular credit OF vhfck >s-hzlz--Tls
l.g<ch and Ezi-e5sen have Describes
admirable types. eouSazaers e,.lnsr
alive sosc5eti - VEo-ssI1- suElen : Insurance
uasi~r 4 variety OF forms. baths ara
ilEarorie< for wO-kiuSu-n o. fo- rhs
snail uisiIIe class. wurkiuEusn- :
lodgings. cI-ap dining hoss~-S AMI
O-kcF establishments ot similar char
aereF- All theSe oryanizlraouS -hzr
evzceru the people ars usually disposed
by professional spectators aad bs
capitalists
Wealthy men might well apply a
part q their disposable revenues TO en-
trrpris<s OF this sort not n aims but
on the ssOre Of general utility and
there wOuld be no improperly II ,heII
Deriving modest interest from theul.
Many organizations Of this kind have
beva formed during the past @u=rtes
4 century in England. the United
states and Franes- AMI have demon
s-rat-d TIE applicability % th-- method
ss~lel1r5ous formed fog sub 0bj~.r.
sAo-lt rigUro1Sly maintain the self
szPP.rtz1< PrinSfPl-- OF arm 70 pay
raeir O~R way--Psul Leroy B~zal5~u.
= APplesoa<' Popular S.ss<zc~ Monthly
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-06-18

I've cone 70 ask fer your daughters
hand Mr. Herriek.- said yong Waller.
nerroGxly-
-oh-Uel yoa can't have it said
herrieA- I'm not dOliag my daughter
o1t on the inssaIlTu~nt system When
VOC feel that yOa can support the hole
girl y0a e2E szil again---N. \. Nrr-
eGxy.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-06-18

Ii w2s Grzadpa Aar0n-x s5rh birth
cay, and one enthusiastic member Of
the family thought 20 add 70 the Ioyoux-
ness OF the reunion and eeIehrzt5cu br
ler-inz on display Of fireworks
4 guess I'm much obliged. : said The
old ulaE- but do hope this i<utapx
sliusso1 70 what an coming TO before
many more year<--lndianapolis Jour
nal
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-06-18

A lady ~Ao suffers terribly with her
7o..-s. nut ETs< \ Mortal dread Of
p-ofesssozzl tooth extrzeso-x. one dzS
rag tee bel AZ the dentists. 4 man il
livery answered her inquiry;
Master = rot in
The lady viSihly relieved All. how
fo-runase-Iz Iantrru@
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-06-18

~ Immediately o. urz-zt bgs5ues. a.
r1fttinx 81 no delay. I'll would favor him
Isy sorzett5zg for the moment that II
~ A. sunday ~rr-fu<
-No- = tsrumthau square was - al
dress az the bad Of tH~ note. and took
cab there iz1Elesiiztely- ~ course. -
.n- unaware % III exact nature % III.
business. thought wouid Ter NJ
E0rshau 49, AZ ali events. That J vas
-or without i-relli -encv- ard I fh~-r-
fore took Hy hauk Pap~rs. not drrrmizE
-haS ~ rorli - anything outside y
aauk Affairs
~Nca know -hat fac boHs-s they are
IN erauthaus t.aar~f Wen. = was 4
handsome p1aec. .rt have rarely se~a
a -ra-4er room Than that into which
/ vas show-- TIE pictures w-re-
Yes. leave ous the description for
The present Arthur. tear. an3 Yea can
tel us that afrerwa-zf-
wei IL vas place which would
have Impressed auyoa@. arsi taa--s how
i- affected NJ. had Just had tir-le 70
take in nv surround ngs when LADY.
yp1r-- sie-aresl. % very stately
h~arizv. rics-y dressed came in Her
a'1sn2nsi- M HoTSnar1- vSo''tt rot ~
lonE lie bad taken cab 70 the rpsi-
6e-ce Of one g the Other directors
There was something % vital impor-
tan--- PENDING. and sh- hopesi I vvogii ..
WORTHY % n trust M horsnaEn Raj
decir~Ft :" place N ne
a. Her SfAnd Ara Het very paeaslHs
manner - invited L.ie 10 'aSe \ gas
ol "lHe Wa'-e y aita1. for NJ aio7's1 n
a0a sc 80 to-'S u f0r grszfe'l tnAt
7Ho7-i acerPf a~r ha'- p ialisE di'i ROT
dream o., 'i-sllnl1g- 1raaN a gas Ok
CARE
i v1s dr'i=-se'i- must have oeen
Overcome DE- u m fe7r r1orz~Hfs- tc-
/ Es'7'2-ses-' -''iaiz. : more AZ iol- 'zr-ls-
Va -" serEi1le- ~lar1late'i o.
e7es- IN ~ 'ir- i''est s''nSern-
AeS- ts getting 97iie EzielQ'2-'arz-is,
< - ny ~ a'lii e'1-Iz,rli-
Nea naaHA fata-rs inrerTTa no'-s.
-AE1-l'-T- 80 90
- ~~1Sa'l'1 - e'a--z,-< rcrnss
vas a uso~t a'-fci ming pain IN to-
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swALKER wHITEsIDE
A "Shylock' aud Hamlet" at the Opera
House Yesterday

A ''Shylock" and Hamlet at the Opera
House Yesterday.
Tic is seldom that so young an ex-
ponent of the Shakespearean drama as
Mr.. Walker Whiteside attains to such
eminenCe as he has been accorded by
the dramatic critics. and those who
witnessed his portrayal of the difficult
roles of "ShylOck" and Hamlet at
the Opera House yesterday. will GER
tainly not quarrel with the critics.
The audiences. both matinee and even
ing. should have been much larger. but
they made up i'm evidences of apprecia-
ton what was lacking in numbers.
Merchant OF Venice" was the bill at
the matinee. Mr.. Whiteside's Shy
lock" was a finished piece of acting.
and he was very pleasing. but il was as
Hamlet that he appeared to the best
advantage. His conception Of the char
acter of the Melancholy Dane" is very
artistic and pleasing His face and fig
ure are admirably adapted TO the part.