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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-11-13

wtLaIN0ros q. November 12.-Spirtt.
tIrpentin" firm At 28ka2J r-ceIpts sas rs
tpsin Il III ,Craiuod st.l5: good sJrainoG
a2i: receipts 3J3 barrels
Crude Gurpeutlnr firm, hard u.40; sof
sl9L WIN si.H receipt, ID barrels.
Tar firm 1T ri o.; receipts l37 barrels.
aAala,ro., ;. -, Nov. IL -rurPenttnt
nrm At FIX: sales CASKS.
susl, irm sales -. A, V. Sl.00; q, klOO
d, SEQ; e, l.u5 +. sl0i, g, LILO. II, sl.l5, l.
81. o. II sl.4i, VI, $40, n. az. ~, window glass
235 water white S3.75
,Av.SNAa Ira Nov ~ spirits turpe, :
~" finn at 29<; sa es 81 casks; receipts L. 4s
cask
,.,tp firm sales III: receipts 4,C7i A b.
tI.0 ID dlO C. sLti. +. sl.i,: q. sI.20 q
I2j 1, $40; <. Sl.56 NJ, 80, N, -. Is
Studow sIass - %: water white ~ 80
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,

Having qualified "a administrator Of
the estate of Rach-I u. Wldes. deceased,
This is To n"rlfy all persons having
claims again said estate to present them
{" The undersigned on or before October
10Th. lS!IS or this NOTICE will be pIpal
III bar of their recovery: and all per-
sons indebted 10 said estate Will please
make immediate payment to the under
signed
CHAS. n. WILDES.
Administrator OF Rachel ID. Wildes,
decen
Raleigh. y. c., Oct. 10th. 1897.
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AUCTION SALE OF CORPORA
TON STOCK.

BY virtue OF authority coAferred by
certain deed of trust to us from w.
IL. < X. s. Tucker 4 CO.. dated June
LIST, 1897. and registered in the office Of
the Register OF Deeds for Wake county,
\. c., in Book l47 at page -. we VIII
on Saturday, November 2tth. 1897, sell
at public cutlery to the highest bidder
for cash six 80 shares tface vahie
$ltW.m each) Of stock OF the Raleigh
Electric Company; ak rs, shares face
value $4,000 eachl OF stock Of the Farina
Roller Mills Company: three t3l shares
uace value $4,000 eachl OF stock o4
the North Carolina Car Company; and
one ID share face value $lnD.00) of
stock in the News and Observer COM
pany.
Place of sale County Court House
door IN Raleigh. n. G. Time OF sale II
o'clock IN.
ERNEST HAYWOOD,
WILLIAM B. SNOW,
WILLIAM r. TUCKER,
Trustees OF w. I'll. & r. s. Tucker & Go.
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Notice of Sale.

ny vir,ue OF the provisions ia certain
nt.d ot NOR gage non VI ,ngnm ana
whe, Na'Iie I'll ManHum, t. thatlpS " Ens
a -, rust a' rrgt,' n I've krAi tiers Of
u eof " ~ T. toun' y. n X i27 u4g,. 1 7. ana
t'S'' np virtue "i tn prnvisi ms OF ,, cert in
o, ner deed 81 m'rIEage from q M9ngum
3u>Ute resiSte ed in SAID re ti.ter's ofice
o"'k 81. page 7n}. tie unuers,gn.d vi exs
pnse c, Enhic S lie ~ county court house
'o"r n e. e CITY - Rtelgu on MOI q - de-
| "ember 9Th, 1877 at II oc oGk IN /, q t1IIow-
ing described real IS ale:
FITS A lot of land in he city Of Raleigh.
uuty ana Sihte afOre aid, adju ming the
Ia DIS Of Thorn HSrr g. VI A PrrkeT and
the'S a. d d AS iOlows: hey rs at "A poink
" = a me south Inc ct f VI rim st'eet sixteen
ter east tue nor he II q n-r uf the lot
convey ed 10 I h"in1~ Harris nv Annie n.
Harris and lame VI. Harris bv deed reco, d.
.'i ~ nno% 79At pagr 80 - = t>ter's Of
nc OF wake coun' y (SaId begtuni = point
helng the north at c,rDer nf an tner lot
thei' ter convey ed T. sid Thomas Harris
~ SAD Nnne + aud lame VI Harr>): runs
w ne east ward "Iong I've south me oi Mar.
TN street twenty-eight feet; lheuc. south
ara Tine parallel wit Brunt .treet
Two nnndreh an ten ee' 70 v. A. Pa ker's
me men " eS ward twenty-riVht eet to
t"o"aS H"triS n; tu-nce mort ward in a
Inc par ,iiei W TIN ~ mt ~ Get q tha begin
MIN n+ihg portion of 10, No. o. In the
plAn ofihr city of K egn aud bein. the lot
convey t. aid ID c. Mangum by ]. NJ Har-
RS aud wife.
SEQ Il A certain tract land in Wake
I IA.
the lands of Mrs Mary Suggs ~ In. @est md
". III " X > Tucker on be -outh said
prop rty sitlHi e near the sOuIhea. = Ituigs of
me CIV of R4leigh bound Il - follow. RE-
gun ing on the ives II ie uf the IIolI+mau
"oHu w ri X fuckers Tine running
We TRY ninety-three 'eet eight nch-s m re
or $40 Mrs. VI 'ry Sugg's lin thence in
n" I1e,i, direction a on wttn Mrs Mary
>ugs'S line tw' hundred n d nftV-nine feet
more or 'ess t. the Hol-tuan Rom thence
W TN the Ho leman X I'D n suut eTi> Hue
thr' e h"ndred aud eight fe~tat six inches
more or less o the begin Ing, oefng he lot
convey ed to said ID . Mangum by W. H. a
X - Tucker and wife
IhiTd: cert4tp Iract or lot of land In
wake coun Y, tate ~ NOrh Carolina ad-
il ming the Ia ds of Bets v ok Hattie Jef-
lteSs and others being on II4v WOO sire ct in
me T. OF RAltigh and bounded rs follows.
t'ginn1ng At a >tas on Haywnol .treet east
Sl"e Is tSey tOOk's southWe>t curupr run.
niht thence south 81 de IRE east oae hun.
u'ed a'd th'rty-four feel nj SIX inches 10 "A
sake; men 'egr eS ives. futv-two f eft
t'a >'ake; thence nOrth 81 deg ppS w ona
fohired and tur Y four fret and i inches.
u nc. - Z degrees e, 10 ths begtuuins H. be-
ing ne lot convey d sar Heur, Jones
VIE to Sa d Sallia Maugum
Terms OF Sale: CASH
GAR ES NJ RtTSREE
Raleigh, Nov. 5 1887 II-6-tds
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LOST COUNTY BONDS.

Five (5l bonds OF the Comfy OF Durham.
Moth f'arolina, o1 nbered Is. . D. Il and
p, d tied ADJUST lst 1887. payable twenty
years after date, each tor So :, with ntt rest
coupons attached for $500. ea n due and pay
able ~ The Merchants National Bank Rtlft-
more. Md = tId USnds were lss leF ca build
the Court House Of Durham ,,Iiatv, TIE
above described five nds ave been paid
or nv the County OF Durham bat have bnen
lost or ni>lald or have la some ntnec way
Iisappe red. Al persons are notif,.d not ia
buy or sell or negotiaLs fpr said ponds This
october Alth. 1897.
A. u. MA tKHAM,
Chairman Board. OF Commissioners ORR
ham County. EgEMg
I0-32-30ds
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COTTON FALLS BACK
~
Closed Steady at a Loss OF
Il to- ID Points.
w
SALES WERE VERY HEAVY
GENERAL TO. 81 THE DRY
GOODS hEnr DULL
NO Az ION ON THE STOCK MARKET
woAR ION ON THE STOCK MARKET
al Lead in Point Of Activity--The Upward
Tendency Of Stocks Yesterday Was AS
sisted by the Favorable Reports
of Railroad Earnings.
Of Railroad Earnings.

New York, Nov. 12-There have been
no further changes in the dry goods
market, the general tone Of the market
xeDaining decidedly dull, with very few
Buyers present to consumate store trad
Ing. Mail orders are few, and the gen.
eral trend il toward a continuation OF
the qu:etude which has prevailed for
the last few weeks. In wooden and
worsted goods there is no change. Sup
elementary buying for spring demand Is
very light and there is little immediate
encouragement in the market as it
stands today. In staple cottons the mar
ket continues dull, with the demand for
both brown and bleached goods very
small. even at the low prices recently
made by jobbers for leading lines Of
bleached cottons. Agents as yet have
made no change to correspond with
these new prices and in many cases are
In . position to withstand the pressure
brought about by this means. Print
cloths are quiet at SIG cents. In
prints the market is still very dull.
COTTON.
N,
the cotton market was any thing but
satisfactory TO the rank and file of the
bulls. Starting steady to-day with prices
2 points lower to 2 points higher. there
was an intival of hesitation immed .ately
following call, after which the market
slumped badly. The spot market at Liv-
erpool seemed to have cut loose from the
market for futures, the latter showing
q net advance of l to points instead of
the net advance of 5 points expected.
while spot cotton held a gain of 1-16d.
and reported sales of $4,000 bales. Hea-
w receipts nj ports and interior towns
contributed to the peakness here with
amount coming in sight considerably in
excess of early estimates. The failure
of yesterdays frost predictions to mate
rialiZe in the cotton belt was another
element of weakness. AT the lowest lev
Ell prices showed loss of 10 to 16 points
with the marker finally steady at net
loss of IL TO IA points. Sales to-day
were the heaviest in many months.
NV tUAA
FDw YORk. Nov. 12.-Futures opene
STEADY. 4. 90 Lai0s
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

Chicago. Ills, Nov. 12.-Wheat star
ed weak today, but closed with an
pearance of strength and activity, NJ
" cent lower and December " c,
higher. The December option was
helped by the fact that some of the
Duluth wheat being shipped here is
missing grade. Reports that farmers
deliveries in the Northwest were falling
off was the bull factor in May toward
the close.
Corn closed a shade lower and oats
1S cent higher. Provisions were weak
and closed 21a to IA cents lower.
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EHw YoRK Nov. 1?.-Futures opene

spot So.Gpp closed quiet: Dod Ilng oplaDdt
*, middlinS & 80 ~ ssias 900 balea.
PORT RECEIPTS.
NEW York. NV 1.-THE following are
tie total net receipts of cotton at all ports
tiDce September ], 1889: Galveston, ~ ;:
SD, g.: Charleston, IA: Wilmington. H.,
<sS; Norfolk, AZ: baltimore, :, ;; New
FORK. A.: BOSTON B.. &C.; Newport News,
9han: Philadelphia. 1915, West Point.
Brunswick \. Texas -: Pensacola City,
B.lA'; Port Royal. sl.,-4 Total, 2.os.,V.o.
LIvEkPtDOL
LIVERPOOL Nov l2-t:o0 r. M.-Spo, cot
Ton. good bushes done, prices his her;
Anne nsuiiliag fair sd, x, Ou III d
ding ID: merican MfddinH 1913 q low
nldlnns SD: good Ordinary sl..5-d. or Ia
nary u SD.
ssies III. ia, we're I6.UO eales. OF which
10 were 20, spec Ilatfon ana 90 port =. q
included "a D. marfcan receipts il. ON baieA,
including $3.50 American.
UiCTes aut.n.o nrm, with q fair demand
and closed st Nd.
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NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.

new YORK November r. Money on cill
steauy at lha2 per cent last loan IL per
eenl, closed at italA per cent. Prime mer-
cantiie paper 3sa4h Der cent. Sterllns *
ehange strong with actual business In oank-
it2xats!Tfor sgt, days. Posted rates Assn
and Ss1 commercial bills te2 Silver ce r.
ttficatee 57A0gp3n har silver b7X Mexte'
dollars IS Government oonds strong state
bonds dull. Railroad bonds sti ong
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Having qualified as administrator Of
the estate ~ Mahuhla Harrison. de-
ceased, notice is hereby gwen To all
parties having claims against the de-
ceased. to present them for payment on
or before the 2nd. day of ". vpIllh..r. 1899
or tins n"rice will be- plead in har Of
their recovery. All persons indebted
I" rh-, .'>inI- are requested To- make i'm
'n~'ate payment.
j. A. J. PENNY.
administrators.
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CITIZENS UNION.

New York, Nov. 11.-Richard Wal
ston Gldtu presided at meeting of
nine members of the executive commit
tee of the Citizens Union tonight. The
meeting WAS called TO discuss ways and
means for the maintenance of the or
ganization. The Citizens Union will
not go into State politics, nor will it
take part in next years Congressions
contests. Secretary Clark said it will
be continued with all earneslness.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-11-13

HE theory that good talker prefers
n 1000 listener is not always verified.
0chimann was once asked how he get
aiolg with Wagner, and repl ed: Not
at al; L can't get in word edgewise."
In answer to similar quest,o on, Waw-
ner said, II find Schumann uncon-
genia; he just looks at me with a va
cant stare and never says a word"
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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION

Having qualified rs administrator of
the estate Of l.. ID. Stephenson. deceased,
late Of Wake county. North Carolina,
this is to notify all persons holding claims
against the said estate To present them
tn the undersigned at his office in Raj
"igh. y. c., on or before the 30th day
Of October. 1893. or this notice will lie
plead in bar nf their recovery. and all
persons indebted to the said estate will
please make immediate payment to the
undersigned.
j. G. MAROON,
Il. L. GRAY, Administrator.
Attorney.
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Trustworthy woman wanted for travel
ing position with old established firm.
$40 per month and all expenses. Il,
Box -, Philadelphia, Pa.
9-19
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3 3 Sale o. and.

s7v virtue IF aIrh rity piver me- nv Haw
Ffns ieHrevs and wiz ny m RI. ag ted
execute,i in IS, snd r"rordpi tso.,k i,r IN
''ax'' ist ! W " sell " an con ~ cash ~ th.
90 ri nous Il Nr OF Wate county. on Mnn
sav 'he tn II Of N'vrmbcr D., fol
OWN dos = he'i 'racf Of and rr-Ini .
cr"s. an bounded ~ fo n'vs. u, III
J 'nds { " I,ch "rh hi ~ h., aS.
Hseh irs err Va Nm her in ,,srt~ni
ract former ed nv Md r>.,, "au- and
c0hv6yet To Hawkins Icffreys nv v Gage
PAGE
byJ. X EHI q
1910. csnav Ar ,u.v
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You can't afford to risk your life by
allowing cold to develop into pneu
MONA or consumption. !"stant relief
and certain cure are afforded by One
Minute Cough Cure. Carolina Drug
Company.
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EW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS. La. November l2.-Cotton
I'm TN q ~ aai0s ~ EtEI .,n.en
OTHER COTTON Ers,

0Alveslo u. steady. 81, L. ,629 bales.
Baltimorr. nominal. y. z.9O2 bales.
Boston. stesdy. y 10 II. 1850 na,es.
Wilm Agt)n. nrm. ~. 3. d, bales.
Philaoeipeis. quiz t oh, 81. o..
Savannah, ste dy, 3 l., ~, Is. ba 'es.
New Orissu, dull, 3 8 II, $3.50 TALES.
Mobile, stead, } 40. cay bales
Memphie. st,eady, 5s-io. 4.247 bales.
Augusta. stea"y, 10 l..oe oalcs.
Cbarleeio.. nm X, b ,eo bxies
Cincinnati. quiet 81, 2, la bales.
BONNEVILLE. uul, |, p, hales.
St. Louis. steady, 81, IL bales.
houston, steauv ~ li,o.i bales.
New Yoik. quiet, bk, bales.
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onah Pill, safe bill, best pill. Id.
Wits Little Early Rise. cure hil,nu.
ness, constipation. SICK headache. Car.
lima Drug Company
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Iner' In no need ~ iirtla children he
ing tortured by sra head aczpms and
kin "nptons. DeWitt's Witch Hazel
s,i-s gives instant relief np1 -ur.. mr.
nanemly. Carolina Drug Company.
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STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York. Nov. l2.-To-day's stock
market was wiihout animation at any
time. The preliminary drive at Sugar
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-11-13

ASK for Nick's Little Liver Pills. The
best fmnily pill-never gripes. % cents.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-11-13

RALEiGH COTTON MARKET.
RALEIGH, N. G. November L.
New cotton 6A g Y. Receipts 70 bales.
RALEIGH PRODUCE MARKET.
Good chickens ................... ID G20
HHR0 ........................ IZX(GlSh
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STEAM coal.

h. b. Gresson. ESQ. of the Raleigh Cotton
Mills, made careful test in April last of rw,
cars OF coal. He says:
arofN W. Coal cost per hour SIeA
"a of q. & o.. ~ ~
fne v. z W. Car was Pocahnntas coal, tn,
& d. car was s,me other aud as good a.
any that comes to this market except pocahon.
tas This is saving of i2t3c. per hour A
car load lasted ~ hours, saving on a car load
of tl0.35. Mr. Greason is well posted in hs
business and disinterested Let those who hav
The Topeka state journal., 1897-11-24
PRISON FOR A DUKE.
Duke of Manchester is Sentenc-
ed For Debt.

London, Nov. 24.-The Cambridge coun-
ty court made a commitment order today
on the Duke of Manchester who was
sued for a livery stable debt Of e49 and
costs. The order, however, was sus-
pended for three weeks, with liberty to
appeal.
William Angus Montague, the present
Duke of Manchester. is the ninth duke
and son of the late Duke of Manchester,
whose wife was formerly Miss Consuelo
Ysnaga of New York The present duke
was born on March 3. 1877, and succeeded
to the title on the death of his father in
1892. The estates of the Duke of Man-
chester include Kimbolton castle and
Brampton Park, Huntingdonshire, Eng
land, and Tangerage castle, county Ar
magh, ireland. During the early part of
the present year it was reported that the
Duke of Manchester was to marry Miss
Pauline Astor daughter of William Wal
dorf Astor. but the report was subse-
quent1y denied. The young dukes name
has also been mentioned as an aspirant
to the hand of Miss Mary Goelet, daugh-
ter of the late Ogden Goelet. This rumor
went so far as to have it that the duke
was engaged to Miss Goelet, a statement
which was emphatically denied by the
family.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-11-24
UNJUST COAL RATES.
People in n....Southwestern Kansas De-
clare They are Not Treated Fairly.

Coal rates from southeastern Kansas
points are likely to form the basis Of
very general and searching investiga-
tiOn before the state board of railroad
commissioners at an early date, as the
consumers and shippers are very indig-
nant at what seems to be unjust dis
examinations against them.
The complaints, it is said, Will come
from people in the western and south
central portions of the state, including
perhaps the territory as far north as
Salina, west to Hutchinson and south
to the state line.
Within that portion of the state are
found the most densely populated com
munities, yet under the existing tariff
rates in force on the various lines of
railroad, the people, it is alleged, suf-
fer gross injustices.
From Weir City, Frontenac, Pitts
burg and the mining districts of the
state, the coal rate to AtchisOn is 81.
To points half that distance in the
southwestern part of the state, the coal
rate is from so cents to 81 per ton high
er.
Emporia, with a direct line of road,
pays 81. so. Arkansas City pays $1.S0.
Sedgwick which is reached by trains
through Wichita or by trains through
Newton, has a higher rate than either
of the places named. Ell Dorado and
Florence, Marion and Salina, in fact,
all the towns in that section of the
state, are compelled to submit to arbi-
trary rates.
Some of the dealers in many of the
towns specified secure rebates, of
course, and are able to continue their
business, aided by the coal trust. But
the ordinary citizen, the complaints
will show, suffer great injustices.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-11-24
THE JOAN OF ARC.
Miss Maud Come Makes a Strong
Speech Against Arbitration Treaty.

Chicago, Nov. 2-Every seat was taken
and hundreds of people were standing in
the aisles at Central Music hall last night
to hear Miss Maud Come, editress Of
L'Irelande Libre, who had come from
Paris to deliver the principal address at
the anniversary exercises in memory Of
the Irish patriots, Allen, Larken and
O'Brien. Mayor Carter H. Harrison pre-
sided and introduced Miss Come as "The
Irish Joan of Arc She was given
rousing reception, the great audience ris-
ing and applauding again and again.
The feature of Miss Comes address
was her bitter denunciation of the pro-
posed arbitration treaty between Great
Britain and the United States. England
wanted it, the speaker declared, not for
peace, but to bolster her war prestige
elsewhere To Ireland this would be
bitter blow. On motion of NJ. V. Gam
lon, a resolution was adopted with great
cheering, condemning the proposed treaty
and calling upon all men of Irish blood to
oppose it.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-11-24
MRS.DIGGS' PATH Is CLEAR
There Will be Nothing Come Between
Her and the Office of Librarian.

Some of the friends of defeated candi-
dates for the Office of state librarian
have recently intimated that Governor
Leedy's apathy towards Mrs Annie 1:
Diggs might be responsible for a refus-
al on his part to issue to her COM
mission for that place.
1t has been asserted that the COVER
nor would take advantage of power he
is alleged to hold in this matter and
prevent Mrs. Diggs' confirmation.
The claim was made that the stat
utes,f although giving the governor no
voice in the selection of a state libra
Tian, do give him the power to reject Il
person not satisfactory to him. although
such person may have been duly recon-
mended by the judges of the supreme
court
The governor has no such power and
under the statute must commission
Mrs. Diggs. The provision of the law
follows:
when a vacancy shall occur in the
office of librarian by death, resignation.
removal from office or by expiration of
term of office, the governor shall ap-
point and commission the person the
directors shall recommend to fill such
vacancy and the librarian may at any
time be removed upon request of all the
directors -
Prominent lawyers who have exam
ined the law on this point are unani-
nous in the opinion that the governor.
even if he were so inclined. could not
refuse to appoint Mrs. Diggs, or any
other person, the judges of the supreme
court might recommend for the place.
The governor himself disappointed
the 'agitatOrs' by declaring today:
I will commission the candidate nom
mated by the supreme court. That is
all I have to say"
This means that Mrs. Diggs will be-
come the librarian
The Topeka state journal., 1897-11-24
CLEVER CORINNE.
Advanced Sale of Seats Indicates a
Hearty WeIcome TOMORROW.

Tomorrow afternoon and evening Cor
inne, the clever little actress who has al
ways attracted good houses in this city
Will be seen at the Crawford theater in
the operate extravaganza, An American
Beauty" The advance sale of seats for
both performances has been good, and the
production will probably be witnessed by
large audiences in the afternoon as well
as in the evening.
Corinne is said to be most enthusiastic
with her role, which makes her a beau
tiful young widow at Newport, in fact
the belle of that famous resort, with
whom many fall in love She is seen by
a circus manager, who tries every scheme
to secure her as his Ten Thousand Dollar
Beauty AS may be easily imagined, the
situations are decidedly funny, and her
many escapades serve to keep the audi
ence in laughter One of the most strik>
ing scenes is when, bespangled with gold
and silver ornaments and in full circus
costume, she rides upon the stage on the
back of an immense, richly caparisoned
elephant. This is only one of the many
picturesque stage effects, which pass be-
fore the eyes in bewildering succession.
made up as they are of beautiful women,
funny comedians and all that wealth of
accessories that even amazed the satiated
New York theatergoers.
Regular prices will prevail at the even
ing performance, and at the matinee the
prices will be 70. 50 and Is cents.
At Crawfords theater tonight "Hogans
Alley" a farce comedy which has been
successful in the east, will be presented.
'Hogan's Alley" the advance notices
state, lis a play which deals with mod
ern glmpses of life. 1t very pa
thetic story and possessed deep plot, but
the yellow Kid swiped it and it can't be
found now. That just explains It. The
Yellow Kid is the great feature of the
play. and the rest goes like a bunch of
frecrackers." The prices are 70, so and
20 cents.
Beach Sc Bowers minstrels viii make
their annual visit to this city at the
Crawford theater next Saturday evening.
The prices for the performance this year
will be SO, 50 and % cents.