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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-01-27

had the rheumatism so badly that
could not set my hand 20 my heed.
'ritd the doctors medicine without the
ieast beur G1 81 last / thought of Cham
berlain's Pain Balm; the Fl 1t bottle II
lieved all OF tue pOi0, and Que half of The
second bottle 'flsctod complrte cure.
w, j, Holland, Holland. Va. Chamber
Isiu's Pam i lm j, equally 90 iot
sprsns, swellues and lameuess, as wei
ss burns, cut, aud bruises For sale al
A. II. Petubonr's drug store Mancheste
Depot. II WhIppIe's Manchester Gen
ter
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-01-27

Ask y ur Grocer today 70 show you :
package OF GRAIN.O, the new TODD drink
that takes the place Of coffee. The chill
dren may drink it will ont injury 10 well
as the adult Al who Try it, like it.
GRAIN.O has that rich seal brown Of
Mocha or Java, but 1t Ii made from pure
grains and the most delicate stomach re
ceives it wit ou' Distress. 4 the price
OF coffee. ljr and 25 cts. per package.
Sold by all grocers
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-01-27
rera J.a H. ls9s

O W @ Hadmsa. ~Ies shere 81 ~
let Go W, We 80 al aue tine, Glmott
protlts,cd slth . call lie ased CbsE
beflslts Coush EoueAy sai ua - .. uch
pleased uilh the 9aiek relief ADD oute IL
afforded tm, that b. save the fgli3sius
unsolicited testimonial To 81 sho may
be Interested. | ~sh to cay, that ! have
assd Cbsmbetlags COACH Remedy and
hnd It iuvsluahle Ter coughs and colds
For sale by II relutoae Manchester
Depot, J Il Whipple Manchester Ceoter
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-01-27
CALVIN p. WILLIAMS Fsr.rr.

- trArEof VERMONT District ofMnnohostor.ss
Al a Probate Court holden al ManchcA,er
within and for said District, on the 2lut day ~
January A. d. | o.
Present Hon FosiTR, judge
NhetoAs, Gee. h naye. Administrator 10
b0Htt men on the estAts Of Calvin + Williams
late u Peru deceased bath presented 10 M 4
Court bis pctiuod Ia wtitiag, therein represent.
ing that said dsoesSe died seized sud posse seed
OF certain roA estSe ~ ssid Probate District
End setting forth that T. viii be beneficial to tho
hers and those interested ia said ertA,o 10 cell
all the real osts Of said dert Rsod. and theron
making application to sad Court for Incense 10
make such sale
Whereupop It wac ordered 10y said Court that
all persons concerned IN said estate loo notified
TO appear Al u tensiuD thereof 10 lie held At he
Probate Office IN said District on the l2ih day
OF February A D. lh9S, al 10 O'Clock Ia the fore
noon, and chow cause II any they have Why ssId
license should not be grant, d. for which pur.
pose II was further ordered thai this order e
published ihico weeks succestiyey, previous
thereto, 10 the Manchester JouuNAt, a Bewu
paper printed at Manchester N sad District
5s3s W u. EDdfRrON. Register
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-01-27
The Homliast Man in

Manchester ss well as the hsndsomest.
and others are invited to call on any drug
sist and get free trial bottle OF kemp's
Bslssn for the Throat ana Lungs rene
dy that is guaranteed TO cure all chronic
and scut3 Coughs, Asthma, Bronchitis
and Consumption. Price 2jo aud SOC.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-01-27

n OTTO. Tho non resident rroprietors OF u q
N town Of Wlnhsll IN the County Of Benni, q.
ton ATE hereby notified that the taxes as,cssrd
by sad town Tor tho year 1906 remain either IN
whole or N paft unpaid On tho following dc
scrIbed land m said town 10 vit:
lG2 acros, bong part OF lots No aud In the
ith Raj &c IN raid Wnbsll, aud bong tho came
land decided by Jay Jacl son to Truman Lame n
March b, A u 1885. ret IN The list To Truman
Lsmson, Supposed owner, Louis pufresne
Tar tl2@
And 40 much Of raid lands will be- told al p1b,
lie suction. At ] no Morgan Iouse Ia said Win.
hall, on the u day OF February nett At 10
O'Clock IN the forenoon, ~ shah BE- Tequi ito 20
diechsrge snd tsGts win costs, uuloss pro.
ylOuzly paid.
Dated 1T WinhslI this 18th d.y Of January
A, u 1898.
HEhBEhr JOHNSON
asJw Collector Of Town TsIes tar 1890.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-01-27

"A fitrHd IN need 10 a fftrnd indtsst,"
A friend sislsed me TO Try Ely's Cstam
Balm sod after usiuR 1t sr wetks be
liesed mystIi cured Of estsfrh II Is :
post valuable remedy -- joseph Stewart,
ga Grand Ayeute, Brooklyn, n T.
Ny son vas I'll cted with calaftb. 10
duoed him to try Eye C,eam Balm and
the dlsSst@able cat rfhal smell all ltit
hin, He appears AS well as anyone. j.
C. 0imstesd, Arcois, III
Price Of Cream Palm is fifty cents.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-01-27

ta8H' Dole Of Hawaii talks with
suI#a gnsrdedness and sell
l...#.aI .e 60 what bic country will do II
o.. TsHon ttes IS rejected by the
. .tcs Seuste. Ia that osss
.#sH aui try to remain al Independent
f..a4a lie Gays oar Constitution
.. lat.ou, Tor some time past,
lave looked forward 10 snners
ta Bows completely prepared the way
nr1uhc to continue indefinitely
purpose Of the Hswsiisn.Amer
## aa credit 10 their tirmDe.s aud
u.lsuec. Bat how about their
.-.tlr rye the new ps' ionsliiy
lave foundedf
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-01-27

tsEtisy ,hi agmarm a rtA'aotff ana
seat Get &c sc,lts' he seedt q Ifuia and
Eas ttee u.brm IL taffutuaiaF iouhs tu3
ststs faf tsis tsssaa il - gol insfIto.
pirate th.i isa titats 90 bH ntmgy
should eant itam BE est5r host
II J. HtrfaHG
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-01-27
BANKRUPT SALE,

The STOCK II general merchandise FORMERLY
usnod b, u Homestead lie being suld Al hls
old stand 10 NJ uchester Centre, Vt, tut The
beutht II he creditors sad stock wIll 10 90 ID
AZ Nhules,ls ct retail Al prices that wil lsla tho
gooda. Everybody should he co hand and eei
The btnt6i 81 The lev ptictp, s.id stock { \
goods M net be cold Al once, Customers are 90
ioiod to raichkse the entire stock al = de
eouut,
Wv COOK, Assignee
Manchester centre Jan 10Th tsgs aatt
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-01-27
IMPORTANT NOTICE

y b Aimorts litnt Manchester leBrus
lirtse Iulaim ,out patrons thai HsrfI l..
dams ~ho hss been salisd home g. tAts tbp
tueneHe " A AAams drreasri, has wutked
ueaily three Neats 10 my lepelty htate. sui iur
tbf ssi year hts done lafse share " M ~alth
sad clpsk repairing ia a. isiAgiatr U,AHuvt
recommend him 49, tAsr tIhfs AoERNAN,
Give hlm a tflsi Al the uld and Al hsRehrst,t
Centre, w.
q A WHITMAN
3N3m lopelef sd optgAp, Aisus Mast
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-01-27

~ Town Of Ntnhal IN The County Of Ienning-
ton are hurtls notified that the tAles a-sossed
by sad iosn iar the year 1895 ROMAN either Ia
hole 81 III part unpaid on tho following de.
scllbed land ~ sad Town 10 Wit
One bundled hcrts, bt Ing the Bowman Lot"
M the IAN itango, sud tie lot directly south
being SIXTY acros 10 the liih range, Ne. ~
Owner W. l. Taylor, tai 500,
Aud 50 much Of said hnds will be suld At
public suCt N, At the hotel 10 Oudsilo 10 eald
Winhsll, On the 2Sth day Of February neIt At
o'clock ~ the AFTERNOON Al shall be- requisite
To dscbsrge said is1ee with cusls unless pre-
viously pad
G. A rIlLER
Collector Of losl taIe. Tor 1895
DAitd at Nlnhau, VI this l5tb day January
A b 1898. g7gs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-01-27

tas marvellous achievements OF
i-1i VAS the mplellion OF the
railroad to Bulsssyo, the cspi
d. alrua. 10 $ nth Aitioa This 81
-s,hls spot, which four yests
t5a s.ti Of the krs.l OF the mon
t ole, /. uow hlutishing town
lhr,e ani four Thousand inhsb
s.i to Cape To.n. 1850 miles
s,. .nd telegraph. II b" we'll
r.a.i -at-, electric lights, and other
g.. earc4lebses Sir Cecil Rhodes
be. a.rs'f arranged 10 ertend The rail
g. ju#r labti At Fort Salisbury, the
ts#t sp.tsl II Nsshon ,lsnd II will tap
tHe h..-. r,i.ssr, shich st,tt. from the
l.rIass=se port Of Bsirs, 90 the Indian
uasa l.af!N cootlnue TIL i, reaches
tua aH lls at tho Il IN besi
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-01-27

| iaHau rfpnbhc ~bleh Ibs Pope 10
s..s 3D.. .as.l asy bot be ~ far 'ssy +. 10
2 .lfposed. There is more 20
ut.sH tent smong The populsce 10
... t.s. a almost suy ether county 10
l.... s1..lt Spain. TsIes are hisu,
la.. 8, sad general bankruptcy lisp
r.a#e ..l far oH Both the wesht Of
'.. e- .al daloe., Of trade s.s s,itib
r...z uaoy Ia llsiy's posIilou 10 the
Irta iiyrlou smOug the powers, Her
u.ra .stsa0p 30 The triple Slllspce imposes
las.f Expenditures % her 10 keeping up
D. l.f.- atav aad gs'y, and al the same
l.a a2e.. '#t bier from commercial reIs
r... t... l..ucs sbtch wonli be highly
Ir s.. O.. Der.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-01-27

5 y iss satlifss So reess,lJ
BE-. i.,z-sl &c Esglsai, hs'isg The slssit
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-01-27

=. lHsi States government hs,
taal .a# usr sbip NJ zoe to the hsrbor Of
H.fs Na have bad no chip there be
~. tar satou years, simply through fear
O. ,ig s,.8g tle Spanish sovernmsnL OF
o.4n HI customarr for var ships TO
~ nshlt- o. psti0ns With which their
uett u At pesce and ~sf ships Of
cu.tt nsiiars have often visited HavsnI
ytttts easr there IL danger that SPAN
na' Hag SJta sod re,en, such pre-,
rtee 81 t#.. lue. The sdministrsiioo,
D. sras. sitter due deliber.,iou .bd 10
vNrv STA critical condition Of sG,ir In
C.Na t D. the .isssi course TO hsv.
sAr saaa scat at bend to be ready in
case I er r-agcy sud their act will be up
fsy.a f tae pc pic.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-01-27

Sv z Hirts.Bsseb. chance lor Of
tae lr e4afr made .isuiGc.nt
a. -a destination 10 speech at
So. Is N7oisv, 90 The purpose
O. ST.. H.tsa faystlaeai 10 proi.o, snd
To- Nni.h c1nmeicl.I right. 10
Chaa a. raa.aik. ~ete iutspded evident
b.. ts fas tsfs Of Ksssis aud Ger
o. tsfrneHt Of Gfe., Britain.
b. i by & regard Caiasas the pi.ee
is st % eolopizAuoa b, any
J. sitt, poser. bat a oss Of
H. peiai esaire' Of the tata,s
tar 4sfes Of GrsA, III tl.n and the
asa "ige garstanssl VA sbsoias
b. -sl ~ whsisVer cos., even. II
/ 'lr be wishsd 10 spest plainly
as =si % var that The door .hoald
ast s4sI 10 tite. Bnt.n" TIN.
a. tf.sse Sas received With load .nt
p rttS
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-01-27

LN0B SALE, - very fact pair Of Chestnut
Il mares, 6 and years old, sired by stal
Franklin, by Ben franklin Guaranteed abso.
lutey md This IL aiih0ut doubt he hand
soonest pair Of Reutl' msn's road teams in south
ern Vermont For full y r'ruars address
HOYT sPi LYMAN, Manchester Vt
June 23rd 1897 III
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-01-27

elevator ia Essi 81 Laus
l4esdsy lists .ith the oo1
a..@. al4 Jpy bathsIs Of grain.
a.r .ag 4 THE ~ss corn Eisbty
.siai silL corr sers also cot
s. ss vcii Sc The Ctle.so. Baflinsioo
aay trasbt hoase adjoining I've
humefous ooiisses 10 the essi
elevator sas .iso barred The
b. sstimsted siIl not be iAt
I 0W Gro also occurred al
Washington, Tuesday night. ID
e.... ahi,lte. wrre iost snd property
t....a coca Of s1L, 09o destroyed.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-01-27

A - fs % tbs ltsiirg bsgtst' 10 ttf
Uaata.. 30 lrigsu 60 Sue Cbi-s.o Iubaus
.aJ that ,IifastjiBsfy fo33,u1us q >
mosey ple'bafs 'rs pfeFaias tH tie
vbesl ricutes saauu1ities u tie Narth
sect Bslss .,s loaded ~BA iulis -
st5ch lbsy e.u eblstG 10 msrtrt f1m
sfs sn competing ultle bsots ." lender
u money. TIE r.lae Of farm lsad. is rap
lily rstog, sot there IL fesdy e1h 10
iBtea to stdriassl laud sections BACH
are suti .r1s from the Improbable gln,.
to. atrtr 10 lie history u lbeso seolinns
bs,s tlG4-s becu b TIER iar the ihmers
tb.u thi. ,esr. nor bSys they been IN =
core lodep nden, ooudltlon financially
Up to, yssf $50 the b.uEers IN ,bs Red
River valley got sad 3 per esot 'of
losn.. Nos they are slai 10 get per
cent. The stsle sud nstionsl bsnks
,hronshou, tits entire section Of tbf
couu,ry have larger deposits 81 present
and money on band than At soy rresiou.
time 10 the history OF The stste,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-01-27

NuIglt NNtfsAR rft ste. iI8sM auAfpus
' hs fttues3 b. ~ sch NE ussstN f,sttA
pstsogI hEam ff8surs BET 90 NJ, kes,aual a.
eta pa' 81 hs..' vi ttf eaHt sttas .hw lt.
aA58
DAVID ANaBrWs
Wells, "a tsh tsf t0s atAs
| NUB SALE on RTNr large. tse .tpr,
/ dsviHuE an Man street iu the village ~
Msuctestrr 9Th tsra an eet husiAuEs Con
tsias tiI slsspsng rovms afFe dia,ng rvuu srt
oaa 10 uscA taf hnafbeu fht particulars 80
dtpss
Ii COOK,
M.nthaalaf " Nm Ii 100 N.l
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-01-27

" sst snA attractive DsHs & ne Chi
srssFaui - asaf.~sy TAsss seall
sntaf ses@ B. - taam ssd tpsssn IL
lsfsbs v sbsE toSaflr, bd psiy 10 Great
Hua.s. bsi W Azatina vhsrs tss spirI
81 fstusEas 49, eosuosI .0aEs Yeaus
roaglt IL ssii g. H. 90 tas 8ttiCt T5t
sgs sf3atn as tftt.Ns a Ausresa lis
tstt ia5ss3. stsrse3 81 a GOOD EsB
stfs smHtE : sos gee ssssu o. -
sas 4 or tftEa5s dtissie stI ta. pet
tsp, +ssa3 # aaariry slight tsro =
E re apHtlss} asss, o bets Ties sry
stsfe zee AaA fo' 1T mua,t tte
soats Il tbess 8 Eistt he Is- tei o.
ldrta8s saas et ltt ".tavp ops. wtt
she's c5sttsss -G3 t.tJstts - speech
SD usog-f sfs core aes3 o'saiuett5s
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-01-27

HEhBEHr JOHNSON
Collector Of Tuwn TsIeh tf 1885.
The Portland daily press., 1898-11-12
CHURCH or MESSIAH FAIR,
1t Came to an End in the Auditorium Yes
terday.


The seoond day of the fair given by
the Ladies' Aid society Of the Church Of
the Messiah took place at the auditorium
yesterday. While the weather was not all
that could have been desired the ladies
were not dismayed and the results proved
eminently satisfactory The booths and
tables along the sides of the Auditorium
contained many curious and useful arti-
c1es; in the southeast corner of the big
room was booth in which were dis.
played some of the most antique curiosi-
ties ever seen in Portland. Fancy quilts,
china more than 300 years old, an old
fashioned spinning wnealiand other arti-
cles too numerous to mention were found
in this curiosity shop. In other booths
were. fancy articles, delicacies, cake and
candies prepared by some Of Portland g
best cooks, in fact almost everything
from paper Of pins to sealskin saoque.
During the dinner hour nearly 300 peo-
pie were served. A fine dinner was
spread and in the evening capital sup
per was provided.
The Fadettes played with their usual
skill. We can only regret that the wealth.
or was not more suspicious for it is rarely
that SO fine a musical organization is
heard in Portland.
The Portland daily press., 1898-11-12
Regular Monthly Business Meeting Yes
terday Afternoon

The regular monthly business meeting
Of this society was held yesterday after
noon at their rooms SO Oak street with a
good attendance.
receipts of the month to be $751;. OF, dis
burse1nents amounted to S5U7s, leaving q
balance In the treasury of $3.50. 23.
The kindergarten reported that the at
tendance during this past month had been
good, the average being "a pupils.
Thursday, November 10 there were Is
pupils present despite the severe storm.
With this single exception there have
been about 90 each day. One day there
were 80 present. Number of calls made
by the teacher. 20, and 10 visits received,
i including Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman of
the Chestnut street church.
The police matron reported that IL
women had been arrested during the
month, smaller number than usual.
Their offences were drunkenness and
street walking, By far ths larger part
was for drunkenness. The sad story of
young girl 10 years old who had been
sent to the industrial school appealed to-
all present.
The plan of study which begins on
Friday Of next week will be "Our Mu-
nicipal Government and matters per-
tanning thereto.
Our schools, including the manual
training, kindergarten. school for the deaf
and evening school will occupy some of
the afternoons in December and January.
Succeeding these will bs the study OF the
tenement house conditions, aims house,
Greeley hospital care of the outside poor,
private and public charities, jails, house
of correction, police station and many
allied topics These topics will be
placed in the hands of competent commit
tees who will assume the care of tnem
and we are confident that they will re.
celve careful treatment
Ibe dates and specified subjects will
be announced each week in the public
press. To these meetings and ell others
of the union the public are cordially in
vited.
The Portland daily press., 1898-11-12
PORTLAND WHEEL CLUB.
Programme for the Annual Meeting and
Banquet

The annual meeting of the Portland
Wheel club, as has been previously an
nounced, will be held at the club room
Wednesday evening. November IS, at 6. 80
sharp. There will be the election of Off
GERS and the transaction of all business
which may legally be transacted. The
business meeting will be followed by the
annual banquet to be held at kiserton.
Following is the order of exercises:
Business meeting at $50 p. M, sharp;
special cars at club. door at 200; sbanqnet
at Riverton at 500; presentation of en-
blems and treceptionsto or. warriors,.9 to
g. 80; smokey taIk-ladies banished to up
per reglon-9. 80 to 10 cards, the light fan
tastic and any old thing till tired; orches-
tral effects during banquet and after.
wards. The club parlor will be open to
the ladies during the business meeting.
The following circular has been issued
to members:
The Portland Wheel club had stneIhon-
or to have the following members enrolled
in the service of the United States dur
ing our late picnic. with the Dons:
On board the Montauk-Chief Yeoman
Everett g. Scully, Chief Woman A 9.
johnson, Second Quartermaster George
R. Stevens. Bayman ]. Mcclellan Horne.
At Chiokamauga-Eirst Lieutenant
FIavel A. Chaplin, Second l. lieutenant
Frank r. Lang. At Santiago-Sergeant
Merton H. Welch, Corporal W. 81. Cox.
stThe sword fretted in the scabbard, =
with all but Sergeant WEIGH and Corporal
Cox. who were members of the heroic
signal corps which won such high praise
from Gen. Greeley for the heady manner
in which they maintained their wires I'M
der fire OF the deadly Mausers. :. AND to
ssWelch of Ours came the honor to sig
nal Sampson to cease. firing as Santiago
had surrendered.
These men-all of thein-have been An
honor to the Portland Wheel club, and
we trust that you will honor yourselves
by honoring them with your presence
at the reception to be rendered them at
Riyerton, when the solid gold jewel
eucrusted club emblems will be present
ed to these most worthy members.
The Portland daily press., 1898-11-12

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be disappointed"
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bright highly Americans
oruns nto
paralysis stomach, kindred eV.
people drink whkey without
of
n
Food Coffee
made will troubles
bright elastic feeling ncienl 70 90
the
beenI
The Portland daily press., 1898-11-12

great speculator and horssman. The scene
where he meets his sweetheart, Althea
Layson-to whom he has promised that
he will not attend horse raoe--at the
same knot hole in the fence near the
grand stan d when Queen Bess wins TIE
race, draws q storm of applause and
laughter Miss Julia Hanohett was
very good Althea Layson. Price Kingsley
made q strong characterize tion of the
moonshiner and mountaineer, Joe Lorsy,
George r. Caine made an effective villain,
Horace Holden, and Charles X. French
an excellent colored family servant, Neb,
of the days befoh de wah.'' But of
course, one of the most effective features
was the 'sWoodlawn Whangdoodles. the
piccaniny band. They We're encored
again and again in their playing and
dancing. Their soft shoa dancing was
fins. The race track scene also stirred
the audience nightly as good Queen Bess
passed the wire winner. A very good
piece of work was done by Robert Bibbs
who handled drum majors baton with
such skill that he received hearty en-.
CORE The play was most enthusiastically
received, the curtain called several times
after each act, and Miss Tabor and Mr..
Dayton called before the curtain. The
piece will be repeated at the matinee and
evening performances tonight
ZEHPRA.
Very few people can imagine the mag
nitude of the big local spectacle that win
he seen at the Jefferson the Last i've
nights and matinee of next week. Zephra
is a show that carries as much special
scenery as does superba, and stronger
calcium outfit than does any attraction
on the road. The show has been given
all told 4l9 performances aud comes to
Portland. as one of the most successful
theatrical ventures of the past several
seasons The plot of the play is after the
style of ssAlladin" "Bluebeard Jr.,' = and
"Sinbad',, and the scenery is Of the fairy
extravaganza order. the principal scenes
being THE Inn of Njord," painted by
Hurst, The Royal Colionads" by Q. l.
Story, 1.-THE exterior of Decius Caste, by
Moonlight" by Lafayette Seavey, The
Golden Grotto Of Ferns, by VIM. Fer.
ris, 1.-THE Coming OF Night" by Q. L.
Story, The Frozen Palace of Diamonds,
by e. Il. MoAndrews, the man who
painted the beautiful palace scenes in
Corse Pay production Of last season
and ''The Home of the Fairy Queen" q
grand transformation scene, designed by
Frederick Dangerfield and painted by