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Sistersville oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1896-1901, 1898-07-06

Clifford Ramey writes to his
mother from Chickamauga Park
that the box of delicacies were re-
ceived in good order, which were
sent by the ladies of this city. He
also says that the gift was gracious
ly received and appreciated but
not nearly so much so as the
thought that they were so generous
and kindly remembered at home.
It will be remembered the ladies
of this city about two weeks ago
sent a .box weighing 400 pounds
containing jellies, preserves, pick
les, etc., to the soldier boys.
Sistersville oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1896-1901, 1898-07-06
Eeauty's Signal of Distress.

An extremely pretty girl rode to the
capitol in Washington i'll an electric
car the other day. She was tailor made
and trim as cruiser, and tucked IN the
front of her jacket was silk flag about
the size of a handkerchief. Something
about the flag appeared to distress an
elderly man who sat opposite her. He
fidgeted about and he frowned. At last,
when she left the car, he approached
her and spoke:
Pardon me" said he, "but won't
you please change that flag? You're
wearing it upside down, and that is a
signal of distress Washington Post.
Sistersville oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1896-1901, 1898-07-06
The Chickieis Bedtime.

When the Bantam cGildren's work is done
They go TO bed with the big, round sun.
Eleven, twelve, thirteen, all said,
Hurrying, skurrying home to bed.
No nightgowns to don, no shoes to unlace
They're queer little, dear little barefoot
ed race,
Eleven, twelve, thirteen, all said,
Sleeping, a bakers dozen, a-bed!
Good night, chickiesl Pleasant dreams
dearsl
Come, Mother Bantam, hush their fears
Eleven, twelve, thirteen, all said
Tuck them up in their feather bedl
Adelaide Observer.
Sistersville oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1896-1901, 1898-07-06

Stewart, general store; James SHee'
ney, flour mill.
Wick Population, Is, 9 miles
southwest of Middlebourne, and 10
miles from Friendly; mail, daily;
Smith & Carmichael, general store.
Wilbur-Population, IS; located
1o miles southeast of Middlebourne
and rs miles from Sistersvlllei
mail, daily; w. E. Doak, postmas'
ter; Donis Bowers Davis, justice;
o. P. Pratt, general store; public
hall and constable; A. L. Stewart,
general store; Wilbur Furniture Co
Sistersville oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1896-1901, 1898-07-06
Bugle Call of 1898.

/ got 'em bot'l'd up,
Igot 'em bot'l'd up,
l got 'em bot'l'd up in the harb'r.
l got 'em bot'l'd up,
! got em bot'l'd up,
He can't get away at all.
Cervera is worse than old Blanco,
And Blanco is worse than old Weyler,
And Weyler is noisy like Polo,
But Cervera' 5 run to the wall.
I'm here at Manila,
I'm here near Cavite,
And they re out Of coal and corn.
They can't use their cable,
Because they're not able,
They are mine when l want EN-
As sure as you're born.
Where's that feet from CadiZ,
CaGiz,
CadiZ?
Where in the hades
Is that old feet from Cadizp
= r
We are ready to smash it,
Smash it,
Smash ii,
If it will only show up
You bet we'll s.m-a-a-ash it.
New York Sun.
Sistersville oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1896-1901, 1898-07-06
Cigars and Nervousness.

you're nervous" said the doctor.
"Quite right, admitted the patient
That's why sent for you
1.-The only thing for you to do, 4" ex-
planned the doctor, sis to give up smok-
ing entirely"
81 don't smoke at all, !" answered the
patient.
"Ahp' said the doctor. "Then tie
thing for you to do is 70 smoke good
cigar or pipe occasionally. 1t has a
very soothing effect
It's easy to prescribe when you know
how. Chicago Post.
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COUNTY SEAT BUDGET.
Middlebourne, July I, 1898.

II
The saw Sigh-e-ty Club" gave
the second event of the season last
night at Morey's hall, by the way OF
a grand reception with ice cream
"after- piece" The young gentle
men of the club did themselves
proud and gave their lady friends
and invited guests one of the most
pleasant evenings it was ever their
lot to enjoy. The hall was bril-
liantly lighted and the chande-
| liers shed their efulgent light
over "fair women and brave
men, and when music arose
with it's voluptuous swell
there began the classic play OF Pig
in the Parlor," followed by other
games of equal antiquity and dane
ing which were INDUCED in until
the we sma' hours when all wendell
their way to their respective abodes,
we'll pleased with the evenings en-
iovment. The committee who had
the management of the reception
are to be congratulated on the sue
cess of the affair.
Zed Ash was in town Yesterday
attending the meeting of the Dem
ocratic Executive committee.
Robert Thompson, of Indian
creek, was in town on business
yesterday.
Geo. Baker and Jas. A. Baker, OF
Centreville, came to town yesterday
on business.
;! Q, G, Carter has gone to Harris
vile Oh legal business. The to-,
lowing are the names OF boys from
here who have volunteered and are
now at Charleston: Robert Mccoy,
West Zirkle, Charles Anderson,
Earl S. Wells, John Keller and S.
M. Grini. The boys have the pluck,
and will make good soldiers. They
enlisted in Captain Standiford' S
company of which James R. Stath'
ers is first lientenant. The COM
pany is made up Of Sistersville,
Middlebourne and Fai1mont boys,
and will no doubt make q good
record in defense of our flag.
w. R. Rine was visiting the
merchants of the town this week,
and it is currently reported that he
is candidate for representative in
the Tyler-Wetzel delegate district.
Riley is a square democrat, and
would make a good representative
if he should be nominated and
elected.
DR.. and Mrs: M. M. Reppard re-
turned from Wheeling yesterday
evening, where they attended the
Epworth League convention, as
delegates from the League here.
o. Smith and wife, of Charles.
ton, are here visiting Mr.. Smiths
parents, brother and sisters.
Pittsburg people have made To-
cation on the Darnell farm on Big
Run, of Sancho creek, about two
and one-half miles southwest Of
town and have the rig timbers on
the ground and will put the well
down to the Big Iujun at once.
The Eagon we'll on Gorrell rnn is
due in the sand today.
In political circles matters are
warming up. Our republican
friends are jabbing one another in
the short ribs over Dovenor and
Campbell. TIE democrats will
hold their convention to nominate
delegates to the various conven-
tons on Saturday, July 9, at
O'Clock p. m. at the court house.
Let everybody attend. The Demo
Gratis out here are largely in favor
of Johnny o. Pendleton for Con-
Dress
Sistersville oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1896-1901, 1898-07-06

To a person who uses the brain good
deal light novel or an amusing book
of travels or social essays will be foCnd
to be of the very greatest value rs rest
tonic. Where one is fond Of children an
hour spent in the nursery will be most
resting.
Sistersville oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1896-1901, 1898-07-06

Of the eggs exported from Russia to
other parts of Europe % per cent are
broken or have to be thrown away be-
fore they get into the hands of cen
sumerS
Sistersville oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1896-1901, 1898-07-06

In the public schools Of Japan the
English language is required to be
taught by law.
Sistersville oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1896-1901, 1898-07-06

The vineyards Of Italy cover nearl!
s, 200, 900 acres.
Sistersville oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1896-1901, 1898-07-06
Costly.


"Yes, I'll admit that thought my
wife was an angel before l married
her"
"And what do you think now?"
"Well, she's still an angel, but her
feathers come high. Chicago News
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Smith, postmaster; L. c. Hanes,
hotel; c. L. Henderson, feed stable;
H. J. Scott, general store; Scott &
Stewart, general store.
Next -Postofhce 4 miles from
Middlebourne and 6 from Sisters
vile; mail, daily; Milroy Rasling,
blacksmith; T. J. Swan, general
store.
Pursley-Postofice 5 miles north
west of Middlebourne and 5 miles
from Sistersville; T. B. Smith, gen.
eral store.
Shirley-A village $50 people,
Is miles southeast of Middlebourne
and p from Sistersville; mail,
daily E. A. Hill, physician; P. G.
Kemper, blacksmith; B. G. Nc
Carly, general store; Ralph Swee-
ney, -four mill, G. L. Underwood,
blacksmith; H. I. Watts, timer.
Sancho-A country postof6ce 5
miles southwest of Middlebourne;
PorterJ. Frum, general store.
Shiloh Population, 1oolocated;
Q miles southwest of Middlebourn,
and 6 miles from Friendly; mail,
daily; Brown Bros. wooden mill; NJ.
j. Galloway, general store; A. ].
Evening star., 1898-05-28
BRIGHTWOOD,

The May ball and supper given at Masonie Hall
Wednesday evening very we'll attended 1t
was held under the auspices of stansbury Lodge,
No "a f. A. A. NJ. assisted by the ladies' Aid
Society, and the funds Of the lodge were sub
stnntially increased Among those present were:
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Nalley, Mrs. John Ray. Miss
AEna Belle Nalley, Miss Georgia Willett, Misses
Anna and Mabel MacElwee, Miss Matte Raw.
Mr. ". A. Keene Messrs. Charles John and Cliff
ford Ray, and ]. s. Walsmith of Brightwood. Mrs
Hopkins. Misses Maud and Mertie Follmer and
Mr. Tucker Of Takoma Park, and Mr. j. Epos Ray
of Chillum. N'
Mr.: c. c. Willett Of New York city is visiting
at the home Of his mother-inlaw, Mrs c. e.
Hall, in the Park.
Mrs J. A. Miller of ChiIlum Ia st tho home n,
her sister-in-law, Mrs. W. f. NaIley N
A number Of the friends of little Miss Martha
DetWl assembled ut her home Thursday TO do
her honor on the occasion OF her fourth birthday
Mrs. DetWiier. assisted by Mrs. T.. c. Maxwell Of
Washington. kept the little ones Interested IN
juvenile games at the conclusion Of which refresh
inehts We're served. Those present were Misses
Mary Ellen, Baty and Katie Griffith Bessie
Iho mas, Lily and Lizzie OBrien GLADYS ami
vivian Fatt, Eliza Tolson, Martha and Matfie not
wIer and Masters Spieden Tolsop Franz and
Eai nest Thomas and Eddie and Willie Detwiler
party OF friends and relatives Wednesday even
ing at card party and supper
Miss .irgie Martin is visiting relatives in Balti-
fagpole, 100 feet high, has been erected
by the Erghtwood Railway Company In front of
Specimen OF old Glory" 20 feet in length f,oa ~
from It's apex II is the Intention Of the comnanv
70 replace the flag at night by u design com,ss.J
oI leu, white and blue electric lights
Evening star., 1898-05-28
LINDEN.

Rev. Mr.. Duncan Of lexington Church will con-
duct services at Presby tcran Church this place.
at pm. tomorrow. Rev. L. L. Fl0urnoy is at
tending the general assembly In New Orleans.
After cruise OF over three years, Lieut. ]. W.
Stewart, L. $. N, recently arrived home, and Is
awaiting orders from the Navy Department
Mr. and Mrs. Doolittle have returned their
summer home. AS have also Mr.. L. d. Thomson
and family, who have been the past winter in
Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. s. p. Wright here from Gun
ston, Va, for short stay, before leaving for
Brookside, w. Va, their summer residence.
Mr.. Frederick Benjamin and family left this
week for Chicago. where they will reside in future
A farewell evening was given them by the
ladies OF the Home Interest Cub at the home of
Mrs. Bushnell, Forest Glen.
The Home Interest Club held its last meeting
at the residence OF Mrs. Lawrence. The organiza-
tion will be entertained its Bext regular meet
ing. June l, by Mrs. W. w. Wright
school will be held at Irving Hall, Friday evening
June 3.
There arrived this week at station for the
government. to be used for vaccine purposes about
forty five little donkeys Quite a crowd Of people
collected at the station to them.
This suburb furnished three volunteers for the
war. Messrs. NJ. J. Clagett. Jasper Beall and
j. Garrett They were mustered In Company h
of the 1st Maryland Regiment. The command has
been ordered to Fortress Monroe.
Evening star., 1898-05-28
LAUREL,

Mrs. A. p. German and her daughters Misses
Hattyc and Mattye, visited their summer resi-
dence, 'Flfrview." LAUREL this week
Miss Duvall and Miss Nellie Brown of Balti-
more are visiting Mrs. Frederick Dalam In this
place.
Mrs. G. Addison c. Hodges and son and Miss
Sophye q. Snowden are the guests Of Miss Ida
Tyson at Elicott City, Md
Miss Jean Crane has returned from an extended
visit to relYtives in Charlestown. w. Va
Mrs. Fr8nk n. Johnson and her daughters who
have been spending the winter In PHILADELPHIA are
again occupying their summer residence near
Mr. Albert II. Carroll has returned from vist
10 friends In North Carolina.
Mrs. Stein Of Baltimore Is visiting her son Mr.
John Stein in Laurel. ' "
Miss Grace Gray has returned from n visit to
relatives in Baltimore ~ ="
MIS-: Wilbur Stewart and Of Baltimore are
VISITING Mr. and Mrs. G.. NJ. Stewart
Miss Carrie h. Clancy was married "wednesday
evening AZ Centenary NJ. +. Church by the pas
Tor. the Rev James McI.aren, to Mr. Howard
Boteier The best man was Mr. james Chaney.
tother OF the bride. and the maid of honor was
Miss blanche Putnam of Savage The couple will
reside in Laurel. "
Rev. Father Mdckall will celebrate n mass at
81. Mary's Catholic Church tomorrow for the
young men from Laurel who have gone to the
front In the District National Cur rd They nre
Slater John Newman. Edgar Wickert, Eugene
Little. Gus Kaiser, Grant Connolly and Robert
Morrison '
Mr. William German Gambrill son OF Stennen
Gambrill. esq. and nephew of Senator A p Cor
an, who was last elk nominate ed and confirmed
sworn In today. Mr. Gambrill has appointed Mr.
Walter A. Milstead his clerk.
Evening star., 1898-05-28
kENSINGTON,

Miss Anna Cornelius Of baltimore e tba ,r...
o: Miss Hope Warner
The Chur'h Aid and Home Mlssion,rv so.,a.;.
OF the Warner Memorial Presbyterian Cbnrcb VIII
Dc erteriained Wednesday next by Mrs p NJ.
QHeen OF Capitol View
MI Herbert W. Lewis hes been in New york
otrihg the week attending the convention of n,
t!cnal charities and corrections
The Rev. Mr.. McGCwen eClor,d appeared bss.ro
the congregation Of the Warner Memorial Presbv-
feriHE Church Sunday last. with a view Of enIis,
tLs ne sTatiOn Of the religious societies n,
hensington N behalf Of his efforts 10 as,aIJisb .
scEcol fer colored children In .bis vtci,itv m.
pointed Out that the rearest school vas -, 7 a.
den. about live miles from here. md the neyt ,aar
es, ABOUT tWelEe miles In an opposite direction
large number of caored fmies living hetwean
these Two Joints were absolutely without schooI
facilities. a1i the colored youths are grow inc -
with no men-sl or moral training whatever srbtPs
enIdltion. he said freught with enusi dang ar
TO the whites TO the cOlored people Rav ~,
Govcns talk led 10 n formation OF commit, "a
from ooth rhirches, who waited upon the school
ready secured plot of ground and were assur..I
by the school commissioners thar the matter would
receive favorable consideration The commitfeo
cor sisted Of Rev James T. Marshall DIR i 4
Lewis. DE- X. B. Detrfck. Mr. W. F. Brown Mrs
a IL hinEear. Ars. A. f. Hart. Mrs C.. T War
Tho Woman's Christian Temperance Union met
Thursday afternoon at the home Of Mrs. Dr. Bruce
Thomas An article by Miss Frances Z. Willard on
The Fress for Christian Temperance," was read
by N1- g i. Saith: extract from an address
IL Mis Willard. BY Miss Florence Thomas; short
resdings by Miss Laura Grntt. Miss Jennie Walker
and Mrs Tbonss, anl the reading Of Temperance
Evening star., 1898-05-28
HYATTSVILLE.

Miss Davidson of Washington il visiting DIR. and
Mrs Charles A Wells
Mrs. s. ]. KIopfer and Miss KIopfer of Wash
ington have erected house Maryland avenue.
where they will reside during the summer
The Young Mems Diversion Club Of Hyattsville
will give ball at Lakeland Hall. Lakeland. Thurs
day evening. June 2.
AT recent meeting of the Prince George s
County Fair Association the following committees
were appointed: Premiums-Edward f. Perkins.
Charles f. Coffin and Phil W. Chew. Ladies' de-
partmsnt-Mrs A; NJ. Conman. Miss Mary Beale,
Miss May Hill. Mrs. A. T. Brooke. Mrs. Jesse p.
Mynss Mys Miss Emily MuFEg MIS- n,, John + Hall
Miss Edith Hill. Ground committes-Dr L. A.
Caai, Grhith George W Wilson and F. H. Hill Race
Chew H. NJ. Murry and John T. Ballenger.
An attempt will be made in a short time to rc-
organize the Hyattsville base bail team with the
rsgMns players; ,nr Nichols pitcher Hardin
rows first base; Iarkin. left field; Van Loan.
Held, ana Fowler, MCFARLAND, Dorr and Il. Wells
The Hyattsville Euchre Club was entertained by
Dr. and m, Mrs Charles a. Wells "Wednesday even
Wells; Mr.; ard Mrs: Charles H. Wells. Mr. and nd
ing, Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Van Doren, DR.. and
Mrs. Owens, Mr.; and Mrs. h. f. White. Mr.. and
Fuller. Mrs. John E. Iatimer, Mrs Perry and the
Misses Moran and Davidson. The meeting was
The Matinee Euchre Club will be entertained
wednesday next by Mrs. l.. II. Campbell
There Will 1e a meeting OF the school commits
sioneIs Wednesday. June /. 1898 for the p.lrpo,e
OF completing list of local trustees and transacting
general business
The contract for the erection of a new building
at the Maryland Agricultural College, TO be known
as science Hall; has been awarded, and the work
of construction begun. The building will be com
pleted In time for occupancy the opening of the
next scholastic year. The structure will be - by
33 feet four stories high. with mansard roof and
ornamental tower. 1t will occupy a prominent To-
cation to the right of the main building and Will
face toward the east.
The hall will be divided into six apartments
each consisting If class room. recitation room lab
orafory and dark room These apartments will be
for the use Of the department of entomology vege-
table pathology; horticulture agriculture, biology
and physics The building is expected to cost in
the neighborhood of $1,000. About 81 900 will be-
expended In an addition TO the college building
proper. This annex will be of brick as will Sci
ence Hall, and will be constructed the entire
height of the main building. ON each story will
be placed the most modern system of sanitation
Including bath 'oom and closets, with pin and
shower baths attached f ~
Evening star., 1898-05-28
GAITIiERSBURG.

The house of worship Of the NJ. Z. Church South
is undergoing repairing and other needed improve
ments ordered by the Mite Society.
serious and probably fatal accident befen Mrs
Timothy Cavanaugh Sunday last. While returning
from church with Mr.. Cavanaugh and other mem-
bers of the family. driving a spirited double team
of horses, two bicycsts overlook them the
road near home. One on either side, whlrlng past
frightened the horses and they away. The
vehicle demolished and the occupants thrown
ont Mrs. Cavanaugh suffering seriously and all
sus aiming more less injury.
Invitations have been issued TO the commence
ment exercises of Fair View Seminary by Dr.
Charles ii. Waters, the principal. They Will occur
Church.
The commissioners of Gaithersburg held an i'm
portant session at their meeting place Wednesday
evening. Bailiff James f. Trunde reported the
winding up OF collections Of dog, personal and real
estate taxes. having collected every cent due. Ac
counts covering expense of recent improvements on
chestnut street ana summit avenue We're passed
Arrangements were made for the laying Of brick
pavement on Summit avenue from Diamond to the
railroad. which is TO he completed at once.
The commissioners expect to conclude the work
Of their administration and give over the local
government TO the newly elected town council June
Mrs. Elizabeth Phebus died Wednesday morning
at the residence Of her son, Mr.. George A. Phe
bus aged eghtytwo years. The funeral and inter
day afternoon.
Gaithersburg has been without justice of the
Baughman having expired Business interests are
greatly suffering because Of the delay of Gov.
l-oWnueS IN making an appointment. 1t is under
stood that Mr. Baughman's reappointment. which
Is almost universally desired here by the people.
Is held up, Ii is said. at the instance of Gen.
Allan Rutherford. who contends that the appoint
ment would be personally objectionable. to him in
his election district. There is no Justice
within four or five miles of this place.
Sunday evening special patriotic service in
honor of the soldiers and sailors at war with
Spain will be held In Epworth NJ. +. Church Ma
tional airs will be sung. the stars and stripes will
predominate in decorations and Rev. VIM. $. Ger
man will deliver appropriate discourse. The
Montgomery Guards have accepted an invitation
to attend.
Evening star., 1898-05-28

ons lecture In the Presbyterian Sunday school room
Thursday night
The funeral of Willie vietch. son of Mr.. ". H.
seitch took place from the N. E. Church South
SUI DAY AFTERNOON Rev. A NJ. Cackly ofncfated.
There was a large attendance Of friends. Inter.
ment was In 0akwood cemetery. Messrs. Bernard
ana Wilbur Donaldson, Ross Wright and John
Popkins acted as pallbearers
The post office force here, by reason Of increased
ed to five
At the meeting of Falls Church Lodge Of Odd
feliows Thursday night Mr.. ". II. Veitch, dele
gate to the recent session Of the Grand Lodge Of
the state. made report Of the proceedings y
committee was appointed to arrange for decorating
the graves Of the deceased members in Oakw ood
cemetery.
Sergt. Cheatham, mall carrier between East End
and Falls Church, has resigned.
Prof. and Mrs. X. J. Yates have gone to Fred
erick county, Va. on visit to relatives.
The town election Thursday for three members
of the council resulted in the election OF Messrs
Andrew NJ Smith, J. c. DePutron and George w
Hawxhurst. They Will assume their duties the 1st
of July, and the council will then elect a mayor
clerk and town sergeant.
Miss Nfge Bugg teacher in the public graded
school, has returned to her home at Farmviile. Va
There was dance given by Miss Edith q. Mer
rifieid Thursday night at her home on Washington
street, in honor of her guest. Miss Nellie McCar-
die Of IIagerstown. Nd. Among those present were
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Stranahan. Misses Fannie
Nourse. Lizzie and Jennie McGowan, Sallle Yeat-
man Of Washington. Anita Phillips. Anabell Row
ell, Jessie England, Nellie McCarde, Messrs. W
X. Eastman. E. NJ. Talbot, B. n. Davis, q. T.
Mankih. Charles Mctiowan, C.. W. Parker. Clar
cnce Hopkins. g. Hopkins, Lieut.. Coolidge and
Regiment aud Dr. Eellar Of the 18th Pennsylvania
Volunteers
Evening star., 1898-05-28
RANDOLPH.

Mr.. Nelson Duval Of Washington was among the
rore recent visitors at Randolph. He will prob
obly locate here for the summer
Rev. George Bowman, Prof. Frank Andrews.
Messrs. Frank Haner and d. II. Bouic and DR.
VIM. Andrews, representing the county Sunday
School League, visited Montrose Sunday school
last Sunday afternoon and conducted the services
Music was furnished by Miss Mary Renshaw. or
gorist, assisted by Misses Lucy Daught and A
Wilson and Messrs. John Keiser and Milton Gneen
Miss Ida Atwood Is in Washington being treated
fo- serious Ian eness by DR.. Ford Thompson
Mr.. Conrad Maught and mother Mrs Loretta
Manght, Of Frederick have been visiting elatives
here.
The commencement exercises of Miss Blancbe
Braddocks school tock place Friday evening last
and attracted a large concourse OF local patrons
and visitors. A patriotic and artistic program was
rendered Rendered. as follows: Chorus: Happy Greeting;
Spring. The Little Volunteer" Joe Lochte:
Battle Hymn Of the Republic:" MY Doll Irene
Lucille Howard; Where They Grow song bv
the Juniors: The Birth Of the Flag concert
recitation by Louise Howard. Red; Dora Holman
White. and Blanche Dove Blue. who sang in trio
Columbia. the Gem of the Ocean, His Opinion
Of Grnndmothers." Calvin Pyle; dialogue ..Tha
Stormy Day with Holmes Howard In the leading
role; duet Newer Look Behind Louise Rem.
shaw and Mamie Pyle, with whfstlng chorus, boys
department; recitation. Inventors Wife," Lnlu
Allison; eomeaie.ta. Aunt vinesars Money" /"
sdy in two acts .fns Lost Lost Dog D Maud LoesIe eSn.
and Willard zepp. Albert Schoiixai, r. Howard.
Dutchmes; Harry Howard. Chinaman, and Nora
Pyle. Irish Biddy, and Chas Sherer saiior: sona.
Tue Old Sshool bstI. schooa; Train to laufo.