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The evening times., 1897-03-30
sugar Parties Ur-to.Date.

'Sugaring off, parties are given now
adays. The delicious new maple syrup
is cooked until 1T Is like wax, and then,
I'm place Of the pure white snow piled up
in bright tin pans that are used by coun try
cousins for their parties, clear. even blocks
of ice are substituted, and the hot liquid
wax poured upon them. This wax is eaten
with fork, and toasted crackers and
pickles are served at the same time. Maple
candy-making and pulling also form part
OF the evenings amusement.
The evening times., 1897-03-30
South African Inquiry Continued

London, March 30.-F. j. Newton, form
erly government commissary at Mafeking,
was examined by the Parliamentary South
African committee at today's sittings OF
that body in Westminster Hall. Mr., New
ton described the assembling OF the troops
at Mafeking and said that DIR. Jameson had
mentioned TO him his intention TO march
to johannesburg and pledged him TO Sc
crecy. For this reason, he said, he had
not in formed the cape government of
Jameson's plans.
The evening times., 1897-03-30
His whlsper was a warwhoop.

''I, didn't talk above a whisper, SIR"
was. Dennis Downing's plea in the police
court this morning when p Policeman Stein
braker charged him with whooping like
a comanche on Thirty-fourth street last
night. Dennis had dazed appearance in
the dock, and appeared to be dreaming.
Judge KimbaIl did not believe the young
mans whisper story and fined him So.
The evening times., 1897-03-30
Three Housebreakers Arrested.

The police arrested three alleged house
breakers last night. John Patsey, alias
Johnson, was taken in by Policeman Gus
Schrader, charged with entering Louis IL
mer's house in South Washington. Benja-
min Turner, colored, was arrested by Po
liceman Hess for entering John Carmody-s
premises, and Lima Campbell, colored
girl, was taken in by Policeman Frank
Auldridge on complaint of Mamie White
The evening times., 1897-03-30
Policemen Absent From Duty.

The sick list has beenfncreased by these
additions: Patrolmen NJ NJ. Miller and
Ed McCort, of the First; Frank Elgin,
Third; A. Anderson and g. Pierce, Fourth;
F. l.. Allen, Fifth; William R. Reynolds
and John J. Whaleny Sixth, and Sergt. w.
J. Harbisoh, Eighth ~
Among the policemen on leave are
Thomas oriani and j. A Williams, First;
w. l.. Carson and j: NJ. Copeland, Second;
T. H. Qualls, Thirds w n. Arendes andC.
w. Hutchinson, Fourth, and James Null
ypy Sixth. -
The evening times., 1897-03-30
COwHIDED BY A CASHIER.
Chief Clerk of Chicago Hotel Lash
ed by Woman.

Chicago. March 30.-Mrs H. A Shatford,
cashier or the Great Northern Hotel, and
wife OF board OF trade operator, publicly
cowhided s. A. Bailey, the Great Northern's
chief clerk, in the griilToom of that hotel
last night in the presence of 100 guests
Mrs Stafford was accompaniedby her hus-
band, who stood by 10 restrain any at
tempted interference There was none
After having been lashed In the face sew
eral times Bailey arose from the table and
ran upstairs Then the nraddened woman
went home. There were no arrests Sub
sequent TO the fight Mrs. shatford was
discharged by the hotel. The parties are
weil-kno WI, locally
The evening times., 1897-03-30
ship Encounters Great Iceberg.

New York, March 3O.-The British
steamer Menemsha, OF the New York
Shipping Company, arrived this morning
from Bristol Capt Williams reports that
In latitude 44.07, longitude 40. he ran
into an immense ice field and was Obliged
to steer 100 miles to the southwark te
clear it, during which time several ice
bergs Of various sizes were seen. On ths
10th. during a fresh southerly wind, .
waterspout crossed the Menemsha's bow
The evening times., 1897-03-30
TO BUY WESTERN PoTTERIEs.
New York Importers Anticipate the
New Tariff Schedule

East Liverpool, Ohio. March 3O.-It Is
known in the pottery trade that at least
two New York importing houses were pre-
pairing to build or purchase American pot
teries TO supply their domestic trade, in
ease the new tariff, whichincreases earthen.
ware duties 20 per cent, becomes law.
one OF these houses already hSs options
on two Western potteries. Another firm
stands ready to invest $5O0,000 in Amer
ican factories. It is said the new tariff
on staple lines is too high to allow eon-
petition with domestic ware by importers.
and they will make table and toilet ware
10 America, while the porceiains and finer
goods will be imported
The evening times., 1897-03-30
BRITANNIA Defeats AiIsa,

Nice, March 80. The race for the ItaL
ian cup was sailed today over the course
from Nice to Antilles and back in light
soUthwesterly breeze. The contestants
were the Ailsa and the Britannia. and the
race was won by the latter, beating thu
Aisa by one minute and ten seconds. Th
weather was clear and bright
The evening times., 1897-03-30

Collapsed on the Stage While Re
hearsipg for "The Wedding Day."

Collapsed on the Stage While Re.
hearsipg for "The Wedding Day."
New York, March 30.-Miss Della Fox,
who is shortly to appear in comic opera,
entitled 1.-THE Wedding Day. tainted
on the stage while rebearsing at the Ca
sino yesterday. DR.. Austin Flint, jr.,
was called in, and advised that she be re-
moved at once to her home.
The news of her Illness soon spread
along the Rialto, and lost nothing in the
telling A few hours later the rumor was
going the rounds that Miss Fox was in an
exceedingly critical condition, and would
probably never be able to play again. 1t
was said that Dr. Flint had made frequent
calls at Miss Fox's home during the day,
and deemed her case so serious that a
professional nurse had been engaged to
take care OF the actress.
DR.. Flint was seen last night, and said
that she was suffering from nervous pros
The evening times., 1897-03-30
RATF-cUTTING INQUIRY.
Efforts of Interested Parties to Pre-
vent 1t Have Failed.

vent 1t Have Failed.
Chicago, March 80 Notwithstanding that
shippers w no have been receiving the benefit
0fdiscriminatory rates on grain have turned
every possible stone to prevent the forth
coming investigation by the Interstate
Commerce Commission, under the di-
rection of the transportation committee of
the board OF trade, it is authoritatively
announced that the inquiry will begin in
a few days.
1t is stated also that the board of trade
has positive assurance from q number of
reliable witnesses that they will give 70
the commerce commission the benefit of
all they know of Determinations. 1t is
declared too, that what these witnesses
know will cause more sensation when ii
is disclosed.
Secretary Stone of the board Of trade
yesterday corroborated the report that
the gentleman who had tried so hard to
postpone theinquiry had not succeeded.
The evening times., 1897-03-30
Art Exhibition at the Cosmos Clu

The seventh annual exhibition of the
Society of Washing gton Artists will take
place at the Cosmos Club from April to
10. Free admission cards may he obtained
from Fischer, 529 Fifteenth street; veer-
hoff, 1917 + street; Schmidt, 504 Ninth
street. and Heitmuller, 1888 Fourteenth
street
The evening times., 1897-03-30

That the milk be Rich
and nOuriShing.
That the milk be Pure.
Pure milk cannot be
made from bad blood.
Poisons and impurities
circulating in the blood
or the mother show them
selves in that mothers
milk.
Every nursing mother
should have perfectly
pure blood or her child
will suffer the conse-
OuPDCps.
The evening times., 1897-03-30
How Is Your b hv?

babyS health depends directly upon
It's mothers milk.
TWO qualifications are absolutely essen
The evening times., 1897-03-30
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Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1897-01-12
9tp gIa8s galootttrt8.

Tolfets &rap paa en- Connt6 opti-
on Law I Minueiota er fOrbauIenbe
ftdrt saa l,osle faa 8ase erbet pufiet
op en- fornelis Goltebepdselle.
8i bar bcrfor beitilt 500 nye Sitter
for Petitions. Senb ct Bostal garb5
meb Gnmobnins ON en- eler flere af.
bisle Sitter til l1nbertesnebe, % De bill
ft.rafs faa ben tilienpt 1 rtt. s #
Eas laa fat % faa l1nberitrifter paa
ben i1tu 6art, % pua &ebaftJrens bels#
pilIsge Eillabelie ftal Sc faa l1noerret.
t,iug ON, naar 2iiterne ,l,aa ienbes tiI
mig for siennem Minneiotaielf elffabets
Beiprelie bliDe fremlast for eesisla-.
t,iren. sss
Msen geiere an 5 Stat eEr piI
ndre faa fntl at bnfte paa, ! at bette 4r.1
betbe M fun GID dlber SIC inn 4 tN
Verb bbDiSf q
ss. G5tS rb d ! 3 II IA 1, @5ef . a.
828; "a allpe. g l s|
il,nsppoIi Rim. B
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1897-01-12
- uManienferben" af Ser. Breffsarb
25c I &obbasseren"s Rontor.

Denfpenife Brobibitionsapis, ION
fgr ubtom nnber Maunet y 0dsbrDtaren"
talber fig berefter y geiterlanbet". Bla>
bet pil, Iom fbr. forfaste bet probibttioz
niftite 8orti.
- s 8rep til Chairman &osing ops
lpier Sobn 2inb, at ban lite nil beftribe
glougbs 8alg. Som @runbe for ct
iaabant Stribt ansiuer Sinh fbrit ben,
at en- iaaban quo warranto contest
tunbe lite ipdrtidttes uben General Mbs
pofat @bilbs xillaoelie. Jan pilbe ia
Dueropipn meo bet belle. u9e besriber,
bpab oct oilbe betpoe", flyer ban Bres
pet. Tor bet anbet tror ttfe 2tnb, at en-
@eier,i bette Eilfelbe nilbe oere af mo-
gen ipueerlis geroi, oa 2esislaturen
allereDe pilbe pdre farbts meb fin Ses=
fon, inben nosen Mfeiprelie funbe naaes.
geosen slnlebnins til @eforn1 piloe bel
berior iffe nere Gale ON. Meb SeniDu
til Blisten flyer 2inb fit 8rep btsit
treffeube Orb: uSes feler. ri ba'
siortsper pliat. Deriom To(fet ber
Stateu nosenitnoe paasner til @rfien:
oelie at ben corruption, 1om berife1
aueuesne os fOntrollerer MbmiuiitratiO
men al Statens Nfferer, ptl be afsipl
en- iaaoan eftertrptfelis Stemmesiunins
at Der insen contest bebspes for a
tilfienbesiue Goltets Dulter / iaa Sen
| leenbe."
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1897-01-12
! 8rn111Bperett Abr Anrg.
! 8ntttbnln 4nt AnrB.

8a.ttl1nln 4nr Anrp.
at bliue ureb. @inar Berge bapbe 10
ifte noset meb buerfen at tase tnb el1er
ub en- 2inie af alminbelist 2dieftpf
v8aiunen" - ielu ON ban refferebe at
tabe Nbsansen til alle be Bbiifptieloes
re, iom finbes 9'llsbOro mente 8.
Sc. Men bebit iom 5pettaflet fob paa,
fommer esen bsie Berion 5r. S6ow
rusIenbe IND paa r8aiunen"s Erptferi
rneb golitibetient @r,dien, % ba 6. g.
enbba lite piloe falbe tilfobe for be uns>
bommelise 8atbusbprfere, uotalte rsfz
olos,8aiunen"s 8eitprer (D, ST.. 6.
8erse, meb ct Betpbninssfulbt Sibeblif
til 5r. Npotbeteriueub Martin @@ow,
at bet uar bebft man tos o9 arrefterebe
6. 6. meo bet famine. Eableau! gor
Politibetient arlebe fit Stinb os lgftebe
fit 9eltebierte Op fra Strpmpeleitene os
op / fit &iampebrptt, itrammebe
Wuitlerne fine itdrfe yteuer Tor
at sribe por 6. g. i2opens ytaun.
Men 6. 6. ct lite ben Mtanb, ber
piser bet tritife gieblif. san tren
frem os uoraabte neo Batbos: vSa,
fom on, arreiter mig, $ SIpnsler, os
Der fa1 bltpe picnic." W&en Der bleu
insen arreitatton. 9bi por brape
Yolitibetieut bleu tmponeret, ps bans
9ierte falot lom ct @tptte Blp neb til
fit samle Sfiuleiteb. 6. 6. bar @itua>
tionens 9erre. 9og bleu geotit len taset
ub af Blaoet.
Dm Meorsenen git 6. 6. til Ole
Sobnion, Brdiioeuten for ,Baiuuen".
@an sap ielpfslselis &. 6. Ret. Ufen
8erse iasbe, at r8alunen" lite tunbe
tabe Pense peb at ifriue om Bbifpz
foltenes Stanbaler. 8. 8. 9arlon,
8labets esentlise 8eitprer us Baitor
2snnes Sosnebarn, bolot meb Berse,
9buues Mpubl,ns, - os Zig saar bet.
Den enc &auneu oiu. Berse forteller,
. at 6. 6. er affebiset iom RebaftBr, ps
&. &. uenter meb Sn.erte men forsinpes
paa Nfitebiselien. pan er pillis til at
forlaoe llluerebet, bare ban faar fin abn.
Det ensans faa bpoise rBaiuu" Routor
er MI anieet fom fun tibet bebre enb en
@fieuteitue.
Den af Bpens Spqebetter torriserebe
r8aiunen" Iisser frembeles inbe paa
Erptteriet. Sun til 8pen os til nosle
faa Rpqofficer golntpet er ubienbt.
| Nlt itaar ftille. arbe,berne fit lite en-
Gent TIL SuIen. Sitebetfor at betale
slrbetbsfolteue 81. . Sefpreren" til fit
uanlise 5plSeiteo, buor ban rimelispis
latte fig til at brittle os ipiue Sort Su>
leatten.
Dette er tun en- BretbeI al rBaiun~>
Sfanbalerne eller &ou,ebierne ten ie<
mere Eib. Seq tror Dffentlisbeben bsr
faa fulb Beifeb ON &aabbenitaben. Set
8lab, Der fer bar arbeibet for at refors
mere anbre, treuser nu ielu til at refor<
meres. Set er tert os sobt en- Stam
for Bpen os TOR pOr Sag. gebattsren
er en- be16ieriet ,Prob,bitionif. Mfen
bar bar insentins at iise, oa ban intet
eier Blabet. Nqe Der ipnes onbt ON
BAN. ut Direttprerne intet gigr for at
lfeie u8reitesutten" os bans @bifp paa
DBr, er ubesr,belist. &uu en- 5orfla=
ring er mulis, ben nemlis, at be Ct
banse for at TONNE Snftitutionen nar,
ba ben let fan ramle.
9,qsboro, 27be Dec. '96.
6a-ba.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1897-01-12

- @r. sc. SO. Qlmbers, @briftine,
M. 8. rben1puoiset fom r@eb6u9ses
ren"s Gsent Der / Dmesuen.
- Sufius @srenien, o. 81. M9ent
@ranb Sdrbor. bar siort fig uipntts os
minbltet Sim 9ius Rasie uteb $500.
0eu 6etienbte Sprsen Senien er
tommen til6ase fra groofiton til @ranb
SORTS, buor ban benlisser paa &nabion
9uuie meb Ell forfrosien Sob. Com ct
Wenneife 1aar, iaa maa bet bpite.
Den s,tbfrbstiae Sobn 8annas
tnater af B6ilabelpbta bIep faset !
Hennipluanias 2esisIatur I bitter &anp
for Torbunbsienator. Quap's Manb,
8enroie, par Sobxnb for ftart % bafss
tea meb operpetbenbe Majoritet.
$. 6. Morriion, en- getteliess
prabitant ! 2erinston, &p., blep forrtse
l1se ubfobt fra Metbobiittir1en, forbi
ban ndstebe at lpftre 8relaternes Ron,s
manbo. San er en- @en at @reiten
Marri5on af 9edibbine, en- besauet Ealer
os moralit Senieenbe sob Msanb.
miis 9fasna 8opsien, @piter af
atbsbe 9rof. Sialmar SiOrt 8opeien,
besunbte Fbfe l1se I 8rooflpn, 81. g.,
en- gorebrassreiie Der / 9anbet. sun
taller ON gforse os ,,orfte Torbolb.'
6un bpitebe fornenbe 8ifalb peb fit.
1fsrite Toribs, % omtales ion1 en- ri9t
besapet % flint bannet Dame.
Bore fueniteI 9rgbre ! 8rootlpn,
81. 9. bar .netop afbolbt en-. Basar, fon.
ifsfse rgeorbiite 8labe" gap e Dper<:
Tub 5paa SO. 400, fom soar til Bpsser
fonb for en- Goreniussb sbpsntns. geb,
Eesntns % 8ibras It'll Ifan1me Dieureb
gaar BET opet Gorsentui1s sobt, iod
8psninsens @rnnbften pentes last ttl
gnaren.
Hortlanbs BpputtN zMabar, grz
gnperIpr 9enncpsr, bar frabsbt its !
1alobeten af ben bepilaebe BOrser.ue<
ifersase, ba ban paaitaar, gmbebet itte
e beune itore Gage parbt. Nf ben
refterenbe g>alDbel ifjdntebs ban 81, 200.
~ Bpens 9 oarb y g baritp.
80 enbba er n,ait banse for at pelse
Yopultiter tH at paretase Joltets 1ato
/ / spffeutlise Gmbtbtr, So, ben gDpuzs|
l'smsit 5,ss
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1897-01-12
.sTHE FIRST BATTLE"

Brpans Bog tan'u beitiaes at un=
bertesnebe. Sen er 600 Siber % to-
1ter / 3lebesbinb $1.5O, Half Moroco
1926, Moroco $2.75. @enb Gbers
Orbre ftrar, iaa S faar ben laainart
ben tousmer fra 9resien.
III sta't
Gersus Sans, Minny
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1897-01-12

9on. 9ansbrousb sjenualstes til
u. 6. @enator for 81. Datota.
- .. S. Mnberfon, 9allod, Minn.,
.er r@obbusseren"s Gs'nt for &ition
@onntD.
Mtfs Selen @ausar af Snbiana
er ubftsbt fra 9rob,bitioniiterne Natio=
nalfomite, fOrbi bun forfastebe Soltets
&ettisbeber % fri Sslumpntntns iibfte
6pf. That's business.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1897-01-12
aa'1f.t1telntu.

a. 6. g. Wbitnep af MaribdM er
ibndpnt iOm public printer foe ndfe
to alar.
Mers. MadaD, iom tom tt Mins
neapolis fra Dai6tnston 8. g, for
nDale Mtaaneber for at leoe @ebninss'
arbeibet blanot Bpens falbne &pinber
pg Manb fanotes berom Dasen rapenoe
falb. e5un bapbe ilaat fig paa @biifp,
.ifenst iis inbe fere 9ase os bruttet,
til bun OmiiOer fog fig binbesat Os ruu'z
.iterebe Zig. at bun matte feres til U.s.
burD pOspital for Bebauolins.
sra Granite Sails, Deinu., fom<
lner ber Ell ubDsselis @fterretntus om,
at to 8rgore, Mfarttn os Iufin Slien,
/ 6pua tom 3lammeri meo btnanbeu,
Der enbte meb, at Muftin brdbte fin Broz
ber Martin. Ds enoba fiubes Der norlfe
Blabe Staten, iom latterltssjgr Sfs
bolosfolfets Befrebeller paa at fremme
9gbruelisbeo blanot Sfanbinaeerne i
NGnneIota!
Sfslse @tatsz&asiesr &oerners
9iapport for December er en- bel Del af
@tatens Mibler nu tied up fere af
Sc fallerebe Banter. Belpbene filler fig
ION felser: 8ant at Rinneiota, ct.
8aul, l04,S87.s9; @ortbern Eruft
gompanb, $l5,6e9.71; BaibinstOn
Banf, Minneaprlis, $4,88a. 73: @olums
bia gfational 8ant, Wf,nneapplis, $17,z
158; @canoia Bant, Miuweapolis, $1,z
291.25.
Det uelfienbte 2auos oe Gmisra=
ationsfirma q. 6. Sobuiou & 60. eri
bisie Dase bleuen omorsaaiieret til ct
Gftiefelifab, os D'5rr. anorew 6.
Spbnlon Plat 6au Og Gonrae sSearls
u optaset ion Reolemrusr i Rompass
MET, Iom berefter bill bEipe tienbt unber
NaDnet The A. E. Johnson Com
pany. Mttietapitalen Ct $4,000. -
(rRorbpeiteu.")
Grant 8rpmbel, bn, Stations>
ngent | Sleepy Gpe, Miuu., iom paaito=
! bes at baoe opfunbet en- rotary Maftne,
ii9es nj at ia mootaset $8,l00, 900 for
1 fit ammifanife Batent at ct enselit @Dns
bitat. yeo Siben beraf ital ban ia
z1olgt $atenter / europa til ct 8elsb af
"a, 100000, mems ban ielp fontrolerer
Martebet / Canada os Sbbamerita,
Bpen bar palst BAN til Nlberman fra
itt Barh; men bet fises, at 8rambeI
tar ale Sing meo SO.
Hah Mart,n Sbirleys ,tiblisife
Bergmuplie butler isrunben paa en- al
BAN ubsipet Bog. nSiitoriite Smuler
ia gusshurg Seminar". Men nu ops
Ipier Sbiplep ielp 1T eset BIao, at ben
Bog esenttts par fra paf. Sobau Ols
fons 3aanb;; men at @birlee LOB fig
stlarre til at tage Mnloaret for ben, ba
8aitor Dliea ielu uar .banse TOR Sorz
felselie fra Aussburss Broiesiorernes
StSe. gi Fel tiQabe os at slpre @aitos
Sbirlep oprneutiom paa, at ban tar fell
i,aar ban tror, at Sepnens Sub beober
uRemiies". rMmerifa.
Statens Stortbins traabte Ians
men st. 8aui E,rsbas. Gil @peafer
q reientantbuIet oalgtss @asfbrer s.
D. Sones dds Diitritt. Tor 1amme
Noit 1T Donnelp 10 @temner. @us
ternpr glousb optdite ct lanst Bubjfab,
ffom ; 9 linneapolis Eiues" 11ener Com.
nisiioner of 2abor, eu forbenudrenbe
Href, Sc Granbe gosners, bapbe ftrepet
for BAN. 0s oa Guuersgren efter Il
gsnbe lite e n,eset beDanbret ubi ben
Sflnlt q tale, itripe % laie bet engellfe
ISprog, fiprte ban @ans paa Gang fat
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1897-01-12

er ubitebt fra Brob,bitioniiternes Natto>
nalfomite, fOrbi bun forfastebe Soltets
&ettisbeber % fri Sslumpntntns fibfte
6pf. That's business.
S1tle,ttoro t 9t4sborp.
ST. &ebaHpr!
rSulen ct 6rebens 6eft", flyer "Baz
1uuen" reoattionelt bet fbfe ST., 1om
9d'erne enbnu lite bar facet t,lienbt.
Somen ia ies Smpr, jes! = Stattels
6. 6. iab lunt paa fin &oift, ba ban
freu bette os aneoe itfe, builfe Erdnssz
let, os bpilfen 1freo Sulen itulbe brinse
bau. @asen er, at 6. 6. baobe ndr
tomnet til at ttIbriuse Suten / Nrrefen
/ 9iQsboro, bare forbi ban tom til at
fortelle Sanbbeben ON en- af Bpens
Spuebetter, enbba ban tortaIte ben paa
en- iaa pen Maabe, iom ben fltnbe forz
tales. .
Det er pel beblt, at ieg til 9ibsforz
brip fortallet vgeormanoen"s mango
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The morning times., 1897-01-12
Ri lou

A house well filled with jolly people
greeted THE Kodak at the Bijou last
night. 1t is Il musical farce, including
much bright dialogue and several good
songs. The play deals with the vicissi-
tudes of musicians, theatrical people,
amateur burglars, detectives, tragedians
and pretty girls. The plot can hardly be
described, but it can be said without any
exageeration that the details OF the plot
are elaborate and irresistible.
Fred Moss, who takes the three parts OF
Adolph lie Grand, French musician:
Jimmie Barr, an amateur burglar, and
Chase Cluse, greatest detective in America,
is n versatile young fellow, up to several
kinds of fun-making, and giving us dur
ing the evening, in fact, a little of almost
everything. Mignon Carroll introduces
during the second act an oboe solo, play
ing the instrument so skilfully that she is
received with prolonged applause.
At the end of the second act there is a
first-class medley of all the latest popular
songs. The Noses in the third act intro
duce m ore music, their mandolin and
sa xophone specialties, which were also well
received 1.-THE Kodak was one of the
best received of the plays that have come
to the Bijou this season.