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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-14
srEvAN HADEAs ConrUs.
The state Asks for u Continuance nj
the Gnse.

The state Asks for q Continuance Of
the Cnse.
| The habens corpus case OF Jan Spevak
before Judge Wilson last night at S:l5 was
not finished, only part OF the evidence
being heard. and the case was reset,
| Dr.. Meyer, the first witness. testified In
Spevak Thursday tho 2sth of October. be-
| fore her death, He diagnosed her case as
dengue. No morphine Included In pre-
scription. Gave husband powders to give
her. First time he saw her alive was on
| Tuesday and last time ON Thursday Pre-
scribed use OF Ice application. Was used in
presence OF witness, When he called on
her Thursday she was anomalous, was in
cientc, and he saw nothing wrong In the
| treatment by her husband, C9llod In re-
| sponse to numerous requests from hus-
Dand' She was In dangerous condition last
| time he saw her
| Judge Wilson How did you prescribe the
| use OF Ice?
Prescribed the use OF leo water, and Ice
In cloth On her head.
witness DR., Boone. testified rs follows.
III substance; Death occurred on Saturday
night Diagnosed case as remittent mala
| rial fever. No indications that Mrs. Spe-
wax had any narcotic administered Last
| Time he saw her she had had a mlscar-
riase Don't know the rtason, Prescribed
for her no narcotic Died from fever and
miscarriage, Opinion that death came
aoout by reason OF neglect OF parties In
attendance. Mr.. Spcvnk was there He
was very attentive. Prescribed quintne
and anti-camnia at Intervals of four hours
Judge Wilson-How long had she been
sick? N'
About fourteen days.
DIDN'T think Mrs. Spovak would recover
when ! saw her Attendants did not know
now to prepare nourishment. Mr., spnv,k
hau a poiicy OF $500 ON life OF Mrs spevak.
AZ this point, Mr.. Vasmer and Mr.. VIII
hanson, county attorney Of Fort BEND
county, asked that tho ease be postponed
on account of absence OF important vii
messes, and the case was reset for next
Tuesday at p. m.
In the meantime. tho prisoner, Jan sre.
YAK Is in the custody of the shcriff OF
Harris county. y
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,r.i OK unpleasant dreams. and when shs
wakes II Is only DO find bnrs"Is , sue
ursi, y possible, than before. n everv
Sse.ssy woman knew the value OF Pe-r,s.
Inv ~ Sssn time i they cou.d reaExe the
ru.aa would have, how muoh n,ssa sr,
v VIII ne ayoldoi, II tho weary hsuss.
w, wlse, with her ,eeaseless rouri Of duties duties.
spwa oss,sw a school girl. anxious 10
1919 1919. working early aud late for s ~
W. wsCnasrfnl recnpsratihs powers. taeS
may c ,,Tss, ne without II. Some OF its
~ hartman. the compo,p,dcr ~ ~
wo,rs, nss wrLtsn book especially Tar
Srsss 1 III mag , w, e sent free 70 my ad.
lumlsse. Ohio - onpany' Cos
A!m IA ySd fcr d,, s Tor ire rs-ru.ua
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Yet II Cures the Worst Cases Of
F Dyspepsia nnd Indigesti0n.

Dyspepsfa nnd lndtgesi0n'
DR.. Jennls0n, who has made life study
Of stomach troubles, says: All forms d IN
digestion really amount TO the same thing.
that IL, failure TO completely digest me
food eaten; no matter whether the uoup'o
ID acid dyspepsia. or sour stomach, be'cnan s
Of wind, nervous dyspepsia or loss q flesn
and appetite; person will not have any o.
them II the stomach can be induced ~ my
natural. harmless way to thoroughly disest
what Ia eaten, and this can be done py Z
simple remedy which have neted 10
hundreds Of aggravated cases Win COM
piete success. The remedy II . combination
Of fruit and vegetable esserces, pure ASSp-
tic pepsin and golden seal pvt up ~ Wy
form Of pleasant tasting tablets ana soto
by druggists under the name Of stuaIts
Dyspepsia Tablets One or two Of these tab
let's should be taken after meals ana AZ
lowed 10 dissolve In the mouth ana min
Cling with the food In the stomacn uises.s
It completely before II has time TO ferment.
decay and sour.
On actual experiment one grain OF STU
arts Dyspepsia Tablets viii digest .nfee
thousand grains OF meat. eggs anu s'pii'a'
wholesome foods.
II In safe 10 say II this wholesome remedy
was better known, by rcoplc generally, IL
would be a national blessing. as VIC are a
nation OF dyspcptlcs and nine tenths Of all
diseases owe their origin to imperfect d.
gestion and nutrition.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets arc not Sc
cret patent medicine, but a 5o-ceut package
will! do more real good for weak stomach
than 500 worth OF patent medicines, aud q
person has the satisfaction OF knowing just
what he Is putting into his stomach, which
he does not know when widely advertised
patent medicines are used.
All druggists sell Stuart's Dyspepsia Tab
lets, full sized packages 30 cents.
A little book on cause and cure OF stom-
ach troubles mailed free by addressing The
Stuart Co., Marshall Mich.
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in the office OF J. b. Williams, clerk Of
tho district courts
Jeff Fuzzle VS.. Laura Ann Fuzzle: d.
yorce.
J. ROBBERS Brown Va. A. L. Brown, d.
yorce.
Allen Clcurmanne VS.. Sarah Cleurmanns,
divorce.
The state Of Texas W., II. C. Burnett.
trespaes to try title and damages.
State OF Texes vs.. George T. Burnett
trespass to try tide and damages.
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lE0bC The COURTS.
scissors Cosrt Adjournsd
for the Term,
sDEMURRERS WERE SUSTAINED
no3la County Dams9e Cases
ASewn ont Of Court-Gencral and
4 npacisa Demurrers Sustained.

RI III Iegai battle scheduled to take
sos next Tuesday In the damage suits.
hsrsan g. O. Mlllisan, John Campbell
"a J. L Summers. In three separate suits,
" Mcneil o. al being the defendants in
kN u them. will not take place. as Judge
wilsn late yesterday afternoon sustained
10 general and special dcmurrers Of the
Attendants to the petitions OF the PLAINTIFF.
which, for the time at least. disposes Of the
cnea
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LATE HOURS.

woman In society Is Obliged 10 kee,
la'e hours. She must attend receniions
ana balls, She seldom allows herself a
Is taken up IN keeping cngaramssts Inv ~,
t,criaSmng at her own home. How often
docs she dress tor a graid, formal occ,'
s s WIN thrpbbing brow and tremhlina
hsAn9s. And when she returns In thn "s,.ps
sma' hours" how nften b. an Nv w W. wee
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Rcni Estn.c Transfers.

The following transfers of real ostat
were yesterday filed in the office OF Count
Clerk Ed IT, Duprce:
Emma Long TO Harris county.
9-i00 acres in northern part of lot
2, block As. o. Smith San Felipe
and Drummer road ............... :
Crank Investment company TO Carl
A. Anderson, lots 25 and 20. Mag
nolia Gardens, W. S. Novel; s,ir-
Ney ..s..,.- ..s..ss..ss... J.
A. II. Langermann to Martin Frank,
40 acres A. Il. Langermann STIR
Ncy ........ 1870. ..............
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her easy chair
with a sigh Of
complete weari.
ness. she is TOO
nervous to steep.
Her checks are
hot and feversh.
Jet she shivers
with the cold. me
'o'd, somhsr dawn
Is b re "a k ng.
everything looks
DISMAL and dreary
around her. Pres
ently she falls
INTO q sleep OF
perfect exhaus-
tf.-n Il L.
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saehet Powders Caprice. Cashmere Ron.
suei. iris, Peau p'Espasne. Wood Violet
SS,epnanotis. Tea Rose. White Rose. ote
h'eslins's Drug Store, SOC Main street.
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Marriage Licenses.


The following marriage licenses we,.
Yesterday issued In the office Of coun,,,
cierk Ed r. Duprcc: ''
Baker "'s' Jessie Anna
~; ~ hainow and Miss Louisa Te,ke
wiiiein Holden and Mrs, Carrie u,u,,
Malone 'io'a Ahgeline
enlce Wilson. ''" Is'ei'e ber-
!, ICY J. g wenkel aud Miss Annie ~.
clrda Vinceny NNn'o LII
~ Tiioeml smith and Sarah Smith.
~ ~ RULER and Miss Gertrude r,,,,as
teuise Clarke. "'ss JIiia
" Sainss 7, Curry ana Miss Mena Al ma.
y, stewart ane Hannah Annie prows,
~ ~ ~ Reach and Miss Mena Jones
- = nouidin and Miss Minnie N. nram.
FREQ Pinsr and paisy Turner.
IL" e4 n1s,s Flnney and Mrs. Agnes Char.
Wy '''!An Hartmann and Miss Emm.
] s 'ss |. ylasr Radon and wisAn. Rob.
ps,!1se. - Nil r,er..e. -.
M NJ sssssscsy a..a
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County Commissioners.

The county commissioners yesterday dis
posed OF the following business.
Y On complaint Of citizens adjacent TO the
Elgm avenue ditch regarding the danmlng
and obstructing by Erasmus Bockcl Of the
waterway known as Camp Gully, referred
to county attorney With Instructions to take
such legal steps in the premises as he may
deem necessary.
Report oil county clerk on jury fees COL
lected approved.
Ordered that jury OF view. G.. NJ Harris
o. al, for county road from Seabrook 10
La Porte along the nay shore, be granted
further time TO report.
Petition OF r. g. Bennett TO create q new
school district out OF district 20 granted
and election ordered TO be held on Dccein-
Der IL, 1897, and j. +. Wafer appointed
officer to hold election at Harrisburg school
house.
Petition OF Charles lube ct al rejected.
Ordered that the county Judge be au-
thorized TO sign contracts with Hip &
Key for work on the Washington road as
submitted BY the county attorney and con-
tracts signed
Report OF Hon. W. N. Shaw, county Judge,
showing collections by him for quarter
ending October 30. 1897, showing s2s230
turned over TO county treasurer. examined
and approved by the board
Report OF Justice rheo lube Tor quarter
ending November 81 approved
Report OF j. b. Rivers. constable ap-
proved.
Petition OF Louis Clay ct al for public
road laid over.
Report OF Constable W. w. Glass for
quarter ending November II approved.
Petition OF w. W. Parker Of al to open
a iirst class county road. tho street called
pr known as Broadway. beginning at Geno
hd running west through Juan Sutton
nd John Robinson surveys. MS shown by
recorded plat OF Geno IN block | granted
Ordered that collector be authorized to
receive from Mrs. Thomas w. Evans taxes
as per original rendition at valuation OF
10 ana that remainder be cancelled
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Your Choice of Materials.
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yards to each pattern with Innings, find
ings and binding.
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ured; Black French Surah Serge. all no
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Your Choice of rlateriaIs.
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yards to each pattern with lining, find
ings and binding.
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Your Choice of rlateriaIs.
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binding.
Black Brocade Granite Cloth; Black
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Sole Suting Black Soleil Novelties;.7 ~ N
Black French Bouce. value $50 for.
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rirty-nrh Civil Di.trict Court.

Tho following proceedings wera yester.
day had in the Fifty Fifth civil district
court, Hon. W. II. Wilson presiding:
G. T. Thels VS.. J. A. Rankin ct al judg-
ment by default against j. Rankin aiid
vile, 4. j., Robert Rankin and sife, Annie
continued Tor service on John j. Rankin.
Jr, and Julia +. Rankn.
Annie g. Robinson VS.. E. p. Amber:
Judgment for defendants,
". ii. Hermpnn vs. Galveston. Unrrle-
burg and San Antonio hallway company /:
reset for the first jury day In the January
term,
thoo. Keller W.. J. Frank e Co. Judgment
lori plaintiff against both defendants for
slod2,b2, and costs. to which defendants
except.
Julia c. Lack VS. John II. Lack; judg-
ment for plaintiff annulling decree OF d.
vorce and declaring that the defendant was
not entitled thereto.
q. G, Millgan anl John Campbell VS..
). q. McNeill ct al: leave TO defendants Ia
iiie first amended original answer.
j. A. Breeding Va. Peter Baumann ct nj +.
9. U, Thaekaberry appointed guardian nd
ltom 10 represent the nnors OF Daniel
Haumann; bond fixed at 500
X. Y, Smith va. Albert Erickson Of MI,
pmintii railing to amend. Judgment ia rem
dercd for defendant.
Ellen Knight VS.. Thomas IS. Knight. ,
judgment for plaintiff for divorce.
General and special demurrers SUSTAINED
IN the cases Of c. G., Miilgau VS.. j, Me.
NELL ct al John Campbell VS.. J. M,Nelu
Ct al, and f. l.. Dumars VS.. j. MoNrill Of
a. ~ ".'N'ii e'
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Ladies' Jackets and Capes
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Russian Blouse Jacket all SIX lined
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100 Black Plush Capcs, Thibet on collar - - -
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SPECIALS.
Goods Department.

In this Department Fifty Cents is worth One Dollar week.
quality Turkey Red Calico -
ioc quality Pecal the latest designs =
r ~
IL &c quality PeUale imported novelties, -
imported Deanes enchanting designs, -
15c quality, tor -. 4
ole du Nord Dress Bingham the latest designs in paids -
IL +
Outing Flannel stripes and paids !.
&c quality, -
Satin Finished Damask
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Satin Finished Towels
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Eleycnth Civil Dl.trtct cnurt

Eievcnth Civil District Court.
Tho following was the only proccedipy.
had in the Eleventh civil district court
Hon, John G.. Tod presiding;
Martha A, Preston VS.. j. +. HAYS. lcnvs
10 the state OF Texas to interviews
n. T. White W. G. H. Warren: rontin.
ued generally
All smith VS.. william Smith: leave IN
pialnum to file first supplementa, nsti,ian
AMI first amended original pctitlon
Green Hogan VS.. Mira Hogan. leaye ,o
Defendant TO file first amended crosa hin, !.
continued generally "'i''
), q, Hall VS., j. NJ. Coleman. con,,,u.a
as ON application of defendant
j. T. Converse Va, Il. Mike. co,,i,raa
for service 'o"''hueu
t. Y, Beldlng vs.. John iiirsch. copnn.
ued by agreement N''''''-
May II. Higgins VS. Charles s. ,us.,r.
leave to defendant to file fins amcnaas
answer s' ahiehueu
Martha A. Preston VS.. e. p. Brown. ,s.vo
70 tho State OF TEXAS 10 Intervene 's'''
y. H. Cook W.. Hahl 4 Pudor. pIa,r,,.
dismisses as to South Texas National han,,. .
!uegment for plaintiff for eurrendcr y,
notes and costs and Judgment aea,n,t AZ
Iendants on their cross bill for damaees :.
"nich oefcndant excents :"
Utorge A, Craigen VS.. j. n. Hn,. ,,s..
ment Tor plaintiff for s7i7.5O and in;ersss,
81 10 per cent saw "'erest
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Blankets and Comforts.

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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-10-01

all agreed that Richard McHugh In
consideration of the cancellation of
$4,000 note and this $500 note, which
his sister, Mary, held, he was to furn-
ish her with a home and give her $40
a month for the rest of her life. "A
contention strongly urged by the de-
fense was that If Mary had an $500
note which was collectable she would
not have held 1t for so many years
without executing upon 1t, considering
as was proven by a number OF wit
nesses that she was frequently in need
of money during the period in ques~
tion.
In explanation of the fact that the
note still exists it is claimed by the
defense and substantiated by evidence
that Mary was frequently importuned
by Richard to give up the note, but she
refused presumably holding 1t as a
lever with which to make Richard keep
good his promise to support her.
Among the attorneys who figured in
the last trial of the case were: S. b.
Price, H. NJ. Hannah, Warren & Knapp
and Colonel f. J. Fitzsimmons for the
defense, and O'Brien e Kelly and Ward
&, Horn for the plaintiff.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-10-01
WAY NOVACK WAS HURT.
When He Asked Why Stones Were
Thrown at the Window Of His
House, He Was Struck.

County Detective Thomas Leyshon
has succeeded in clearing up the mys-
terry surrounding the serious and pos
sibly fatal wounding of Andrew NO
vack, who was taken to the Lacka-
wanna hospital with a fractured skull,
by some of his countrymen one week
ago yesterday.
At the time it was stated by the per-
sens who brought him in that he had
been overcome by mine gas. DR.. New
berry thought the symptoms were pc
culiar and an examination showed that
the skull was fractured. Novack's
brother, when questioned about it, said
that the wound had been caused by
some unknown person, who hit An
drew with a stone, thrown from am
bush, while he was passing through
Priceburg.
This last story, like the first, Is now
proven to be a deliberate lie, by the
county detectives investigation. No
vack livel in the upper story CT Jo-
seph Zmuua's house, on CherrE street
Priceburg. On Aug. 81, which was pay
day at Johnson's, there was a crowd
of dozen men or so at Zmuda's hav-
ing a drunken Jollification. Novack re-
monstrated and threatened to take
steps to have them cease their dis
turbance. They only laughed at him
Towards morning, when the crowd was
dispensing, stones were thrown at the
windows in Novack's apartments. He
rushed downstairs, and out in the road
to demand an explanation of the out
rage He shouted out What does thi!
mcan?" For answer he received a vol
| ley of stones, one of which strucl
| him on the side of the head, inflictint
| the injury, which is now feared will
| cause his death.
NOvack was unconscious for a week
and then rallied for a time. He tool
| a relapse in few days and for nearl.
| two weeks was without medical at
| tendance. Finally DR.. Bellheimer, VIII
| was called about the middle of las
| week, ordered him to be sent to tn
| hospital. His condition now is abou
| the same as it was when he was re
| Ceived a week ago. There is a pos
| sibility that he may survive, but tn
| chances are the other way.
| No arrests have, as yet, been made
but it is not unlikely that some of tn
assailants will be behind prison bar
| before many days.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-10-01
NO SMALL AFFAIR.
ThrOngs of Visiting Firemen Will BE
Here Next Week.

1t is being daily indicated that the
biggest tiremen's parade in the citys
history, excepting the convention par
AIDES, will be witnessed next Friday
At least thirteen and possibly fifteen
visiting companies, a dozen or more
fire chiefs and a big delegation from
the state convention of firemen at
Wilkes Barre will be in line.
Word was received yesterday by the
Neptunes and Frankins that they will
have as guests companies from Allen
town and Huntingdon respectively.
In addition to the resolution OF COM
mon council regarding decorations,
Mayor Bailey, Chief Hickey and the
board of fire engineers will formulate
some kind of open letter to merchants
and others citing the Importance of the
occasion and the city's obligation, by
decorations and otherwise, to give the
visiting fire laddies the reception they
deserve.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-10-01
THAT HANDLEY DEAL.
Exceptions Filed to Some of Judge
Edwards Conclusions.

Warren & Knapp, attorneys for the
Equity Improvement company of Win
chester, Va, yesterday filed exceptions
to the finding of Judge Edwards in the
case between the two Equity Improve
ment companies-the one of Winches-
ter and the other of ScCanton-in both
of which the late Judge Handley was
president.
The main exception is made to the
conclusion that "the evidence was in
sufficient to show misrepresentation on
the part of Handley as officer of either
corpOratiOn."
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-10-01
THE M'HUGH CASE.

The case of A. j. McHugh against
the estate of Richard McHugh, which
is brought to recover on an $500 judg-
ment note given in 1877 was called be-
fore Judge Edwards just before ad-
journing time. An effort was made
by the attorneys for the defense to
have it put over but court would not
agree to this, and it will go on this
morning. Al the last trial of the case
verdict of $1,742,O2 for the plaintiff
was rendered The present is a new
trial decreed by the superior court on
the strength of errors in the charge of
the lower court,
The case has quite an interesting his
tory. In October, 1877, judgment note
of $500 given to the late Richard Nc
Hugh, sr, was entered in the Luzerne
| county courts In March, 1891, under
the law regulating the transfer OF
| judgments from the old county to thu
| new, the parties interested in the case
| caused an eXemplfication of the judg-
ment to be made from the records in
| Luzerne county to those of Lackawan-
ma county. Four years later, a scire
| facias was issued against the eXecu-
| tors of Richard McHugh, deceased, tc
show cause why the judgment should
not be revived against the estate. This
| is the case now on trial.
The judgment was assigned to Mary
| McHugh, sister of Richard McHugh, il
1879, and in March, 1891, it was as.
signed to Anthony j. McHugh, the
| present plaintiff
The defense claims that the judg
ment has been paid; that it's pay
ment was part of a general settlemen
between Richard McHugh and his sis
ter at the time when she was tn
holder of the note.
MANY WITNESSES CALLED,
A large number Of witnesses wer
called at the former trial to give testi
mony concerning this settlement The,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-10-01
Firemen's Parade at Wilkes-Barrc
Oct. 5, q, 7 and 3.

The Delaware and Hudson railroad
will sell special excursion tickets from
Scranton to Wilkes-Barr and return
on all four days at the low rate of 80
cents.
Tickets to be sold on account of the
Firemen's Mutual Benefit association
and may be procured of their members
or at the Delaware and Hudson depot
on Lackawanna avenue. ."
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-10-01
WILL REPORT TOMORROW.
Commissioners in the Dunmore Con-
test Are to BE Heard from.

Commissioners r. II. Holgate and ID.
]. REedy will tomorrow file their report
in the Dunmore contest. The attor-
neys for either side have ten days in
which to present their exceptions and
then the court begins to frame it's de-
cision.
1t will be well on towards the holi-
days before the result will be made
known.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-10-01

The Eaton and Weather's Colored
Sports Big City show began a three
days engagement at Davis theater
yesterday afternoon. Several of the
artists are painfully amateurish and
in consequence the performance drag
ged considerably. Some credtable
specialties were given by male MEM
beIs of the company.