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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-25
SHORT MEMS STOKES.

PATTERSON. N. flight hundred
striking > Tx wenvers ut Ashley ana Bail
eY's returned to work
LONDON The birthday of Queen Vic
tor a. who Was bern May q, lbls was Oh
served w'bh the usual demonstration,
WASiliNGTON-Th president has re
m!tt,d TIE sentence of dismissal imposed
~ ruuri mllt.al on Captain Homeyn.
ATLANTA. Cattle GeorRia Mutual
Insurance comtluv, cooperative con
Germ, has laen placed In the hands OF the
court
NEW YoRK-A Montevilco dispatch 10
tic Herald saws the rebels disa -trouslV
i, relpod the Federal troops at Rivera yes
WAsHtNGToN-Thc president sent n
uatinp her on the celebration OF her 19th
bir hdaV.
resembling today The house adjourned out
of tespect 70 the ,nomory OF tho late SEN
aior Earle
pARIs Mr. Eustis presented his letters
al recall to President Faure AmbaGsa-
dor Porter VIII present his credentials
We inesdaY
sr. LouIs-I3en Telephone company
fioe khollers meet here on July p; the
capita. stock Is 10 he Increased from $780,
on to S9Go9, 600.
ANNAFOLIs. Md--In the examination
OF naval cadets N the engineer division
OF IN, acafeny, John II. Marshall of Tex
AS SlhNl7 tlEhAh'
PEORIA. Il.-At the biennial convor'
tj5o Of RrilWay Telegraphcrs today ut was
decided to refer the matter OF Insurance
10 a vote of the members.
P0ET TAMPA. Fla The celebration Of
Oncen Vic,orias birthday has drawn
thousands Of peuple here Heavy excur-
slous ara constantly arriving
CHICAGO, lll.-Tbe Times Herald saws
steps 10 organize a pnwefil alliance IN
onposlsion TO lie Bell Ielerhone company
aro 10 be taken In Chicago this week.
CINcINNATI Ohlo-A pomcroy Ohic)
sreoial 10 The rnqu!qer favs Mrs. Dana
Wnndling asked her son 10 return !os
chain which he had borrowed; he Killed
NEW ORLEANS the thief, of the
judicial stnnps Of the c:vll district court
4 stell OF oper sicO,0o0 has boon dtstoY-
cred The grand Jury Is investigating
GREELEY. Col .-Iliram Warren aud
VIE were killed anu James warren reI.
ative. WAS badly injured by being si.dek
by "a TRAIN on the railway I"o miles "'s'
of Itorsey.
wAsHINGToN-lThe navy department
e>uocis 20 @erure the Am rlcln aeat r.
citv uf Fyeratt 300 tons capacity, ~ Sun
Fiancisco within few days to transport
wAsl1INGToN- President Henry o.
rI,vrneve.r of tho American Sugar Re
lning comnanv. will be placed on tiiai n
The criminal court TO-DAY mo "el" -
WI hehi the case hard
LONDON During y sporting ql'P,ay an ~
BERLIN by the eApertc krs se, mn ne ss a.,
,hn b'5iet through tho head of his sister
who MAS asslaing Nm
CINcINNl,TI, Ohio ~ a Livingston
Tam. special TO the ENQUIRER says ma
Per fe9' ac EeGsf DsP2 say s6ePa casre'
ana vas shot and killed.
| CHICAGO Several Witnesses we're ex-
am!.ed IN the Lueifert wlie Inhr1,n IN
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Accepted n Responsible Positions.

Waxahachle. Tcsos, May @.-Neai a,
Mcmillan of this city has lust accepted TIL
treaslrershiD OF the Union Trust COMPANY
OF ST. Louis at salary OF $1,000 per yem:
Mr.. Mcmillan started In Waxahachie, III
organized the First National bank herfi
tben he went TO Dalas, wher he did ht,
business: he afterward won't 10 Oregon
where be dealt extensively IN mining prop
erty. He returned 70 Dallas and then 4
Waxallachic. where he accepted a p0sitiD2
IN tho First National bank OF WaxahachitI
lie was In tho bank here when no heard Il
the proposed resignation OF Mr.. COrneliui
Thomplfins OF the Trust company and let,
for 81. Louis. whore he accepted the poet'
tion named above.
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ing OF sharks, rays etc. Green landed two
NV Upon out Mark Hanna being in
Washington aud voting against Senator
Moreans' Cuban resolution did not catch
any fish. nor was he interviewed bv eitbcr
the Galveston News or Santono Express
Whiie the party was here numerous let
ters arrived at the Roekport postoffice for
senator Mark fianna which goes TO show
that great is llama.
the tarpon another trial but eaye NO i,,,-
nation whether or not he would bring pr
John Grant with him.
There are good many people here now
from the North and West after tarpou. anJ
they are biting freely.
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had failed TO see notice OF his confirma-
ton in the daily pae-rs, He Will forward
his bond at once aud hopes to b ready 10
take charge OF the office within week or
ten DAVIS.
ia Yec. a Chinese laundrymau who has
made his homo here for some time. lett
today for San Francisco, having previously
secured the necessary Identification papers
and PHOTOGRAPH. and VIII sail from there
TO China TO visit his people, who live Ut
Hun Yen, five or Six miles from Hong
Konc.
The Shakespeare club OF Orange have
adjourned fcr the summer aud will meet no
more until October.
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Pitlsburg, Pa, May 2i'--At inc heSs'on
OF tho general synod OF the Reformed
Presbyterian church this morning PROBES
sor NJ. Gayley OF Illinois read the reports
OF the foreign missions and +, y Kerr
treasurer Of the theological seminary. pre-
snnted his report II showed expenditures
OF sgigt. 90 and a balance IN the treasurer
hands of s102i6I.
The report Of the committee on Sunday
SCHOOLS. which followed. was very encour-
aging and showed the organization 10 BIO IN
better shape Than ever before.
The synod then adjourned.
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Trtniiy Lnhrn Nm. IL

rern,s ass'on, Texas, May e. = At the
,oss monthly communication Of Trinity
Nv Nv no. IA. Ancient Free and Accepted
ml," held tonight officers for the en-
" year were duly elected as follows:
No,,s, 'lbsoh. worshipful master; John
r,or w. senior warden; sam NJ. Peters, iu-
rer; Ceoseh Charles II. DAWSON treasu-
y. p ovIree r Sawyer. secretary, and e.
thsn any, uier The worshipful master
deacon 'po,Nted James Il. Hill, Ir., senior
Me esya aud james u. Hin. ST., and r. r.
Nor ws vHiuF ana junior stewards The SEE
q iunl s,ae a. being absent no appointment
be nads ueaeon was announced, but will
,etrmsa' "a que time The lodge having de-
efiice Offered 70 have a public instaill,ian Of
appoln,aSI une q, the worshipful master
al necss a W K. Mecordell marshal, with
Sister l oasay committees for the occasion.
sapabIes made TO get an orator of the dny
aoihg Justice to Masonry.
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THREATENED HuMnERr.
crispi Talked Worry Plainly To the
King of Italy.

London. May % Referring to the OK
pec,ed trial of slgnor Crisp for completely
in the Bank of Naples scandals the CUT
rcoponaent OF the Daily Mail says
Two months ago signor crispi hsd IN
audience with King HuInbert and COM
n,ainea bitterly Of the campaign AGAINST
him. lie declared lie would defend ana
Justify his connection with the iranshG.
lions in question and then added f"' mt
me to tell you plainly, SIT, VIII ,.,i t nn ,,o
vie MS a poor man. and you. sire, Niih
YOUR millions.
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THE SUPREME COURT.
SEVERAL IMPORTANT DECISIONS
WE'RE HANDED Down,



Washington, May 2s~~Atter r'hacf'hs
final decisions IN ,hiriy-slx cases and Civ
a,,o,,tor 40 otbor hu,ipass Incident
'"h -, a.. ,t,t,od
TO the lust slttins o' inc "i"' Wv
States supreme court nhJonrn~i ,onay "hT
iii next October When tho court crier an
-, ,... unot ,Jin,,,nm,nt for tho
"'"''Vc" W" ''""' aa ~
term there was apphreh'Is 'ep o'Se' VIZ NV
docket undisposed OF. but there were ac-
,rsi,y am cascs ,wenty-ope having nlrendy
t.,a r,.,s g., n
"pe" "h"'' "''' ~
smaller number than Inc record ot INC
court has shown for thirty years. AZ the
i.t -, a., ,,r,, ending n wear ago
,,a .....,,,,.,,,., ., and
there were hd3 cases uhhlhp"s'" VI ""'
alnoe thcn 2Si have been added, making a
-, or oo,,,o,nod In tbc docket for
tv'@i VI ~ ,{',,,,'r .pT have finally
NV Nv III ,,1'., - n,d ia nrinclnal labor
p'th n'Spphou vi ""H
hoh" ~ ,""n', Wv. .,',,,, an, cnscs which
lhplu"cn ~ .'s ,'I,t,h ro onln-
nave prrh s'eu'r' w. =, so,.roi of
IONS nave pneh lri"ei"" ~ 49,, ara
considerable importance Hppns 800 a..
tho Neprasha Hh"'''"ii' i'' - a,y,r
controversy p"twoph wv ,rnta
brake ana VA" M'"."hn b. iat,S,'.
companies as To INC faiinly OF NV '"'
mN'UtlbHs INV
yolving tho validity Of inc iohg H'lu HnD,'
haul clause Of tho Interstate commerce nc,
The Southern Pacific land caso ana TWO OF
three important private land grant cases
Justice shiras rendered the opipion IN
the case of Augustus r. sbaplcigh W. the
Citv M San Angelo, Texas IN this case
the ,ovn Of san Angelo sought 10 avoid
Tho n,vmcui Of bonds by dsorganlaing the
snrnnra,I,,n and auaip organizing under
~. aa,,a name Tho court. however, held
,nn, ~ uay oornoratlm was subject TO
,n"' I'm ., ,ho ala The decree OF the
.nn ,'"p,i Dill, ,,'as VIZ revnrs,d
o" u' -" ,,o",an, raena wero derided in
ee.p'n' ~, 49,, s,,,,ro,na nourt today on
lhe nh', ~, S'a a. eur, of private land
"plehi 'Io'i sn IN which The opinion
uinlnis. - nv chie, iustlco Fuller, in
WIS renae'ou ~ ~, .sn Miguel del Balo
soiven lnp '',' ,, ~ az ooo neros NJ land
iahh Rrant ine'' ,r.s nas.s ,v.ro Included
~ New Mexico ~" 't,s,so ,..Iua nm an
IN one oecla'Dhi o,' s a. va Julian sen
n."' y" ~. n,her appeal by Hon. Levi
doysi ana the 9,h,r ~, uph s,o,es
u, Morton W. 'ho n 1,,n,, va ,,led I'm tho
The orinna p'''s, nn Extraordinarily an
case by a"nnusa ,,,o'n hy Norton. who
o'ntr was l.uV'' ,i ,,ccssaor IN one
asked Tor rohil'hih,,p" ~ Marn,,eae toek
LORENZO no,n ., a,ir. aran, as tho other
,ne ',.Io =" W. amed IN Inc grant. Tlo
TWO were NOT hs nn1 , Ia heli lint ,in-
sonr, OF p,'us% sr,i n NJ 1909 the grantees
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MAY REFUSE RUSSIA.
suitan Wants the Cash He Is to Get
From Greece.

suitan Wants the Cash He IL to Get
From Greece.
Berlin, May a The correspondent OF
the Frankturter Zeltung at Ccnstantinople
ssys: Count Clydoff, the Russian ambas-
ssior made the proposal, as a condition of
the Internal control of the Greek debt, That
RUSSIA should take over the Greek in
demnity as set-off to the Turkish indem-
bity due to Russia. but the sultan will
probably refuse, as he wants possession of
the cash himself
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SHERIffS DEPARTMENT.

willis. Texas May "a. ~~Ail officers look
out for ono james Myrow and arrest for
assault with intent 10 murder, Myrow Is
about feet II inches high, weighs about
$50, light complexion. light mustache and
hair; had on when last seen pulr blue
oyeralls, brown check or striped shirt
wore wide brlin whito hat. ! hold warrant.
Arrest and wire or write ]. G. Griffith,
sheriff Montgomery county, Texas. or j.
No. crawford. deputy sheriff, Wills, Texas.
straybd or stolen from a. Fingleman
DAYTON. Liberty county. Texas. two mules
one horse and mare. color, sorrel and
brown. brand. Gil connected II left shout
der and left hip. Reward So for tho two
mules
strayod or stolen -----.-~----, one horse
eolor bag, age about years old; height
49, hands high; some white spots on left
rhoulder and white ring around left hind
foot; PAGES under saddle
Albert Erickson.
Sheriff Harris County, Texas.
BY W. NJ. Baugh. Deputy,
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Washington, May "a, Tho death OF Sen
aior Earle Of South Carolina was referre
to In eloquent terms In Chaplain Milburn't
prayer IN the senate,
Following this Mr.. Tlllman Of soutl
Carolina made the formal announcement .
Mr.. Enrins death and offered Il resolution
expressing tho profound sorrow Of thu
senate.
Az a further mark OF respect tho scnht
nj 1920 u. N. adjourned.
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coNsuLs NOR ALARMED.
CoIoninI Treasurer Resigns ~ D's'
-, with Monetary Anntrs'

New York, May PA dispatch TO Inc
t,orala from Havana via Key West says
ryorv effort is made by the Spanish to diS-
credit the attempt to reiie'o N'N''
citizens and 10 confuse the issue ,,.
Tho American consuls here are NOT Oh Oh
alarmed. Consul General Lee's sllirins ~
nort is only confirmation OF l MAJ es'' Tia
Ports which he sent 10 az, e. snanish
Shaved sbowsJ no Indication OF being able to crush
the lnsurrection, nora serious
The money question grows more SLIM ", aus
Tho roloniI treasurer has Resigned III US
gust. owing to the troubles alm.me
the depreciation of the paper MONEY
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Tcxn. DnnisinE matters.

Washington, May 2t.--The Commercial
National bank OF Iiouston has been an
proved az tho reserve agent for tho Firs
National bank OF Mexia, Texas.
The comptroller OF the currency fodnl
expressed the opinion that the Comanch'
National bank would be in condition To re
open for business within tho next w
weeks.
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Dublin, May Alt Is peNe'eu -
certain that many, perhaps ali' VI Wv
political prisoners. including ne ih Inv ano
bles. JHmes Fitzharris, Larry hei lt Inne
100 w cS - OF the slStieth year Oh
IN. reign OF Queen Victoria
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shot ard almost instantly k.llsd Walter
Donson. poneon was marre1 on sunday
and tho johnson girl SAYS that he had
promised 10 marry her.
OMAHA-Wdgo Munger of the United
states Snct court mafIr an oricr t,Hi
IN" divorce d'oreed by JudE- brewer he.
tween the Western Union and the l'n'oh
Pacific Telegraph conrunl must De cou,
pletei Icy ScItFmbcr |.
CHATptNOoGA. Tenn a spccial To-
he Tim"s from Decatur. Ala, glvs;
James y, GrQckeit, the second wfHlthiesi
man IN Dnl[alb county, placed iho mu22e
of a double bhrreled shotgun IN MS moO'h
and blew on tho whole top Of his head.
MCPHERSON CITY, Mo--lslmer {. Sal,
tlcy, who Inst year began a folr years
serrcnl'n IN the SfWe penitontary FOR lilo.
gal banking az cashier OF tho SAFE De
re ana s4Wnss bank, WHY'D % t ~ IN
1879. owing dolpNltors over S2VhoJO' was
parionei 10y Governor stephens
ST PAUL, Mnn--The gnlnd iury hos
returned annher sensational ind oimcni,
Congressman T. G.. Stevens hong naiutd
ana charged with mn oyerdraft Of '22H ~
Bank at the time when h. was trustee
and acting president of tho bank
LONDON Tho STANDARD understands
that MIR. Lnbouchere viii Withdraw tho
charge he haH made against ituihtriord
liqrr's. ln reg.tFd so the British south
Afrlca chartered COMPANY the stock
brokers upon whom Mr. Labouchere re-
lied for uroof having refused TO testify,
~ ihliiti ~ I'NNl'WIoNi WnpltNlir4f
caught short on bea By the tnrff dly Of
10 cents a pound. h1vo gone to Washing
ton 90 gee what Senator Allison ran do
for them. The wholesalers will ask a
rebHle on all tea imported 30 iill orders
taken before the senate bill WINS reported
IAMESTON n. N. Yin response 10
cnll for a STATE convention Of free Elyrr
men Of New York 20 meet in this city
there WAS q smell gathering. 4 preamble
end resolutions were adouiel affirming
adhoron'e u the rcpubiioLn pnrty ami
demanding The rejection OF ihe gold stand.
ARA by that rnr'y.
FORT WAYNE. nd-RepreseitadiVoa
OF Inc lndeonnlcnt telephone companies of
bhio, Tenn assGe, Michigan. Missouri III
nos Indiana, Arkanfas, Iowa. NJ fnf. o.
~. south Carolina, Wisconsin ard Texas
arc ho'dlnE meeting here 10 deySv Il
means 20 f2rnnihte q toll system In jp-
Position 10 the zen Telephone COMPANY
WlAGHINGTON- nomination Of
Brlgalf"r neral John s. Brooke. com
m1ndnR tho department OF Missouri 10
be ni1ior general, was today prevented
only by tho early adjournment OF tine sen
ate. and Il IL expected Il will BE not de-
ldVel longer than tomorrow. Colonel
Merriam. now aiatorod N Texas. VIII
very likely be one of the bTigadler geiier-
dds 10 be appointed.
PLAQUfMINE. La WINE Lefore. e
Young mullt'o, who had been working In
Thomas FlynRs swamp cRnp, was dis
charged and became involved IN q uiiarroi
Win the white men. and finally picked up
"a shotgun and opened fire on tic ofowd.
Killing Thomas l'ivnn and woundlpg q
white man named Thomas Anderson. AZ
tor cmptylny he frn Lefort tried To mako
his escapc. tut vas slot dead by one "
the men. who used q Winchester rifle.
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George Nay Dismiss Rail-.

London May % - a dispatch to the Daily
Nail from Rome says the king Of Greece
i beginning to reassert himself and VIII
soon be able to dismiss NJ, l,alli and
appoint now premlor.
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Athens, May 2i--The Greek government
as a reply to the notification sent by Ed
hem Pasha, commander OF the Turkish
army In Thcssaly that he is empowered to
negotiate the terms of peace with Greece
direct, Informed the ministers OF the pow
ers here that as Greece has already con
fiaei her interests to the powers there Ia
no reason why she should negotiate direct
" with Turkey.
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Athens, MAY ol-The Cretan chioIs nave
sent document to the Greek government
declaring they are unanimously in favor CT
Political union with Greece, but ASKING the
.iyice OF the government as to the best
course to pursue consistently and with due,
nsait TO nntionul iutorests.
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Orange, Texas MAY 24.-James d. Scar
gent, recently appointed postmaster at this
place. received letter from tho post
master general today Informing him that
his appointment was confirmed by tho
senate on tho 18th mat. THIS WAS quite an
agreeable surprise 10 Ar. 6earYent. ~ De
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calvert.

Calvert. Texas. May 2i.-The memorial
and decoration services held yesterday
afternoon at the Calvert cemetery under
the auspices Of Perkins lodge. No. 100. /.
O. O. r.. were beautiful and impressive. a
large crowd were In attendance.
runaway horse and delivery wagon
caused a great deal OF excitement on Main
street this morning. the team ran into
two or three buggies and wagon and
damaged them very badly.
George r. Smith has opened a Iewelry
store in the Parish g. Proctor furniture
store.
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Decree of Expulsion susnrndrd.

ccnstantinople, May 2i.-lhe decree OF
the Turkish government calling for the cX-
pulsion of all Greeks from the ottoman
empire, which was Ia have one into effect
Today. has been suspended in view OF the
Peace negotiations.
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Chicago, May "a. Mission work was dis
ousscd today In the Cumberland Presbyte-
rian general assembly. This topic viii
form an important part Ia tho remaining
sessions OF the conference,
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/ The Green Party. Luck.

Green ~ Texas. May ?3.-E. II. r.
iate h., party returned from the Pass
zach, asht on Captain Sam Gray's fast
noru,,s ''aeia, and went north at this
,hs Pas. Ae party had great sport at
o.. jsrl 'sndiag ten tarpon and numer-
= Game ~ Shieh by the way, is almost
~ the tarpon. TO say moth
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Sheriff Hnrris County, Texas
BY W. n. Baugh. Deputy,

POOLE acogdoches. Texas, May "a
MIR Il. ~ Poole. prosperous farmer and
highly respected citizen. died at his home
four miles west OF this city yesterday aud
was buried Mt Union church with Masonic
honors. The funeral procession WAS ono
Of the largest ever seen ~ this section
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Kinzua Bridge Excursion.

About fifty Butterflies, including a
football team, took in the excursion
over the narrow guage division of the P.
& w. railroad to Kinzua Bridge, Nc
Kean county, Pa, ON Saturday. The
train left Butler at $50 a. m and ar
rived at the big bridge about noon. The
bridge is trestle-work structure span
ming Kinzua creek. 1t is over 300
After a short stay at the bridge the ex-
curs;onists came back to Kane, Is miles
this way. That afternoon the Kane
baseball club played a game with the
Foxburgs. Kane was ahead in the
score, but the game was given to Fox
burg through some misunderstanding
Then the Butler football team and the
Kanes got after each other Both teams
showed need of practice and coaching,
although they put up fairly good
game Kane scored one touchdown and
won the game to O. Considering that
the Kane club averaged at least fifteen
pounds more per man than the Buffers,
our boys done well indeed The Butler
players were H. Miller, A. Donaldson,
z. Lantz, G. Williamson, B. McCutch'
eson, c. Linn, w. Hayes, B. Forsythe,
G. Smith, E. Negley, and R. Ritchey.
Hayes had his hand hurt during the
game, and c. A. Koos, of Parker, finish
ed in his place. The boys were al
high pleased with their treatment by
the Kane people, but they have no re
spect for the Judgment of the fat indi
vidual who refereed the game.
The excursionists arrived home about
2 a. III. Sunday morning
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, ter fOP You.

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Grady, Miss Mary McCreary, Miss
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In calling for these letters please say
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PARK THEATRE.
THE ISLE OF CHAMPAGNE SATUR-
DAY, OCT. I'd.

THE ISLE OF CHAMPIONSHIP
DAY, OCT. I'd.
We have had our political wave, our
wave of financial depression and our
tariff wave and now the country has set
tied down to something like growing
prosperity and proposes to enjoy the
wave of mirth and merrlment which
comes to us with the years theatrical
season, which, like spring is one of the
most welcome of the many when it full
destined purpose-that is, to drive dull
care away Perhaps of the many enter
tainments now before the public, none
will be more welcome here and 80 ade-
quately fill the bill in all respects as the
isle of Champagne" opera company,
which comes to the Park Theatre on
Saturday, with Richard Golden and
Miss Kathering Germaine as coz stars in
the leading roles. Two artists of such
opposite method are seldom met in con-
junction and that is perhaps one reason
why this opera eclipses so many others
in the theatrical orbit and why the
theatre going public is SO highly de
lighted with their empyrean transit.
Mr.. Golden is a high class comedian
who has won fame and gained friends
and reputation by his ability to make
people laugh. Miss Germaine is one Of
the most beautiful women and sweet
est singers that ever graced a stage and
first won great prominence as Francisco
in DeKoven & Smiths opera, The Fenc-
ing Master.
PAYTON'S BIG COMEDY COMPANY.
During next week Paytons big com
edy company will hold the boards at
the Park Theatre. Payton's comedy
company does not carry a brass band
for out-of-door concerts. but it carries a
company of recognized players who are
capable Of giving performance equal
to any of our high priced organizations
Each play is production. Every piece
of scenery and all properties. such as
pictures, carpets easels mirrors, lamps
chandeliers, madallions, palace, electric
calcium, stage furniture, are carried by
Payton's comedy company in a special
so foot car Everything carried this
season is entirely new. The opening
play fer Monday evening will be that
beautiful society play, The Banker s
Daughter. Ladies will be admitted free
Monday evening if accompanied by one
| paid 30c ticket.
Ladies tickets for Monday Evening can
oe had at Reeds Book store.