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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-18
NOVEL SUIT.


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were jewelers. nor any reason why there
should be added anything I'm the nature
or an appurtenance that relied on the
custom OF the iewelry business any
more than the carriage business.
George III. Huddy, as counsel for the
complainants, argued that when an es-
tate was granted everything was
granted that would go To the enjoyment
OF the estate at the time
complainants took their lease Barstow
q Williams were jewelers. i'm the build
ing using steam and wind and "A blower
and pipes were puf i'm for the complain
ahts on che premises leased and wind
ana steam furnished for TWO months.
Alter Bafstow a. Williams moved out
me defendant had shut off the steam
anu Mind, saying he could not afford to
furnish them for one tenant
Judge Stiness held tha matter for
considera tion
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AMERICAN TROOPS
STILL PUSHING ON
They Drive the Filipino Rebels Be-
fore Them Toward Northwest.
General Otis Dispatches.

Washington. Nov. 1S-Two dispatches
have been received at the war depart
meat from General Otis. giving the de-
tails OF the advance OF Lawton and
Macarthur. he nIst dispatch follows
Manila. Nov. 1S.-General Macarthur
entered Corona 'esterday and pushe /
advance TO Panlqui. few miles beyond.
Inhabitants rema ned in houses recair-
ing troops Hospitality.
Railroad intact from washout north
of Tar.ac 10 Paniqui, but engines pa.-
TALLY destroyed by insurgents on re-
treating.
Sutlcisnt rolling stock can he repair
ed 20 insure railroad service. Noth.ug
from General Lawton as telegraph line
only working 10 San Jose south OF CAR
ranglan ard thirty-tiNc miles east OF
Tayag,sa.
Rcnfoicements and supplies leave
here FOR San Fabian, Wheaton's head
quamcrs now Indications are that in
surgents troops are widely scattered.
Some r,i.l ating into the western Luz
zon. province OF SamOeles."
Under date OF today, Gensral Otis
again telegraphed, having received adj
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HIS RESIGNATION accepted.
fa'rolman ch.res v. Darling loues The Force
Afisr risooVV MsGs by Serglart Prout

Patrolman Charles w. Darling whose
detail was for duty "a, aha Sixth sta
tion, was suspended this morning. and
at 2:5O this afternoon his resignation
was accepted by Chief Baker.
Darling was appointed to the force
on Jan. % 1894, and detailed AZ the
Central station Not proving OK suth-
cient calibr TOR that distrlct he was
transferred to the Third and then to
the Sixth station. \ few months ar,
ne was up before IN. police COMMITTEES
with Patrolman Briggs on tho cb1rge
of going ~ Briggs having a ,onvse
nient barn 90 dodge into. ana Dariinr
having a knowledge - IN same.
Last night ciuzen ot the arnav-J
district reported that his wife was win
Darling. '''
Ihe latter Is q single man ana has
suttc a tha Hotel Patton.
Selgt. Prout was tailed 10 invasti-
s3te and at o'clock this mnrpipe
knocked upon DarHngs doo.
me officer and tn. married vomal,
were found in bUlngs room EoIb
Nti' attired still 90 was uo pla., fni u
married woman to d. ana "a u,s d.,..n.
~ h9t quite the proper thing f.r
su'rNlan ot th D.l.D. .Erl rI.I..
.ne community. Hence tnc susnap.i,,,
"ii Icqu so for resignation.
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500 Reward. 500.

The readers Of this paper will be
pleased TO learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able 70 cure in all its stages and
that IS Catarrh. Halls Catarrh cure is
the only positive cure known TO the
medical fraternity. Catarrh being con-
stitutional disease, requires a constitu-
tional treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure is
taken internally. acting directly upon
the blood and mucous surfaces of the
tiou of the disease and giving the pa =
tient strength by building up the con-
stitution and assisting nature i'm doing
its work. The proprietors have So much
faith In IT'S curative powers shat they
offer one Hundred Dollars for any case
that il fails to cure. send for list of
Testimonials. Address, +. j. CHENEY
4 co. Toledo. ..
Sold by Druggists. zoe.
Halls Family Pills are the best
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FINANCIAL.
BULLS ANO BEARS.
Good Profits This Week on Long
Side Of the Market.
All Securities Had a Boom With Sugar and
Pacific Mall in The Lead

Wall Street Nov. lS.-The bank state
ment today though showing an increas
Am reserve of more than S2,00O.000 was
not encouraging enough 10 stimulate
any further push tp the boom Whlch
tbe market has enjoyed since Wednes-
day afternoon.
The action Of the secretary OF the
treasury u Offering TO redeem $2oO0o'-
GOO of the national debt coming at Il
time vhen the market was IN the
dumps after the disastrous bank state
mepl of a week ago. developed SUD
dom impeus that If new buyers We're
pot tempted into the market in any
great numbers. stnl compelled q livery
covering Of shorts.
Doubtless. too. there has been con-
siderable buying for long account Bu'
the market today seems to indicate
that a good many traders, who bought
on the soft spots TuesdaN ana Weuhes-
day. Nyare satisftd ttSstake proht on
Thursday and Friday.
Atall events, except that the special
ties took up the game Friday ana Sus-
ar and Manhattan had llttie ny iHIs
nlUflfi4lE. alnt EtiltHii 80 iAtto
proved materially above the nBuie7
made on the burst of Thursday iore-
noon when the good news OF felleL ~
the money market came 20 town.
Whether the public Will come INTO me
market Just at this time I'M sulhclVHt
numbers u push prices stlil highef "i.
the improved money situation cauSt'
an ifcially by the action oi the s"N-
ernment. or the various pools VIII b'
Ig.r f1rt
now are questions for the indiNlduu
sppCulator 20 settle for himself
II is naturally hard 90 understand
any bear arguments based on the ldta
chat prices are artiticially supported 'f
that The prosperity OF the country has
been discounted
There was doubtless good deal ot
discounted last winter ana
spring. but the indications are that this
country is growing in a business and
way, and at a speed far
beyond Wall streets most sanguine
calculations OF a year ago. And the
professional specuiatOr- who proVcrbi
llly always want To sell stocks may
wake up some day To- discover that the
street is trailing behind the prosperity
and wagon instead OF in front Of II.
$ has been figured AS 10 the money
ituation nat would probably have
cen relieved shortly by the natural
Irning OF the tide without help.
The gains for the week have been
v-rTr-7r7rt
hatevcr may 6a ones position as 70 !
le general situation. Nearly every |
eek on the list that rnc> ends 10 any !
,rt OF activity has made as much as !
profit since Wednesday. Sugar has !
ID a jump Of mare than points for |
le week and Pacific Mail points.
The following table shows the range !
prices by comparison with one week |
70.
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Brockton, Nov. 1S.--Jeremiah Haley,
who is held on a charge OF having
caA~rd the death Of his wife Mary. on
today. The case was continued TO
Thursday next.
There are no new developments in
the case. The police Inspectors are
diligently at work and will give out lit
lie Information. 1t Is said they have
found a weapon which they believe
was used in dealing the blow II is
also stated that the autopsy revealed
alcohol In Mrs Haley's brain and
stomach This substantlates the claim
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GIANTS BATTLE.

CONTINUED from Page One)
double pass and is downed by Francis.
DAILY runs round Yale's right end TO
Yales As yard line and s tackled by
Francis Kendall makes 10 yards
through left tackle to IS yard line.
HARVARD ADVANCING
Ellis makes four yards through CEN
ter and S.awin made one yard.
Ellis makes 3 yards. Ellis makes 3h
yards more Bali on Yale's II yard
line. Haryarus ball directly in front
Of goal posts.
Ellis makes yards through center.
Epis is hurt
On third down Harvard has one yard
10 sam nA a.es yard line.
Ellis makes the yard. Now on five
yard line EArvard's bali.
Hallowell kicks out of bounds at
Yalc's 35-vard line.
Yale gains four yards through left
tackle.
Yais gains one yard more
Yale los two yards. but on next play
gained SIX yards aud then one more
Yale's BAH on her iS-yard line
WATCHED TIE BALL.
sharpe gained two ynrds. Mcbride
kicked on lin to harvard's 3j-yard
ttts bVth SlueS stood watching tn
hall when DAILY picked ghe ball up ana
ran ~ yards Hallowell kicked q Valet
D-yard line. Fincke caught and made
a pretty run Of eight yards. was tackl-
ed and fumbed. but fn the mix-up Yale
recovered the bail. Ya,e's bail on her
33-yard line.
Donald was hurt but resumed play
Mcbride kicked 10 HarN ards q ward
line Sawin caught ana and ran with
ball With aid of interferenc. TO YaIe's
a. yarl fire but me for the half was
called
Score. Harvard 0: Yale. 0.
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STILL WORKING ON
THE HALEY CASE.
Police Now Believe Mrs. Haley Was
Killed by Husband in Drunken
ROw--AiCohOl Discovered.

that was made by Mrs O'Brlen yester-
day that Mrs. Haley was intoxicated
Thursday evening. and ii gives add
tional merit TO the belief as held by the
authorities that death was the result
Of a drunken row between husband
and wife
In this connection it seems rernarka-
bic that the people living upstairs in
the house occupied by ,ne Halevs
claim th heard no sound during the
evening 20 warrant the suspicion that
n fight was in progress. Ii is a feature
cf the story OF all those who have been
talked with on the case that they claim
10 know nothing which would tend to
reveal anything definite as 60 the
cause of the death.
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WHITES S0RTE
F.0M LkDYSMlTH.
Continued from Page One.)
LYDD ~ DID NO DAMAGE.

Lorenzo Marquee. Nov. 1S.-Belated
dispatches from correspondent with
the Beers at Ladysmith up to Tuesday.
Nov "a, are arriving here after being
strictly censored at Pretoria. They
throw some light on the flghting al
ready reported from other sources
They say that on Friday Nov. 10. s
lyddite shells were fired into the
Transvaal central artillery position
without doing any harm. The wooden
platform OF the second H. gun on Rul-
wana nm was damaged but has since
been repaired.
Commandant weilbach captured a
man who reported chat Cen White
was wounded and had gone 20 Pieter-
maritzburg leaving Gen French I'm
command. This. howevcr does moi
tally with the TransvaaTs Information
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Knocked Down and Run cp-

Henry Winslow, 20 years old. residing
a. No. a olney street was knocked
DOWN and run over on Washlngto,
Row. this noon. by Gustavus Gra,..s
barrel wagon. one wheel passed o,..,
Mr. Winslow's legs. bruising them ror
siderably. Tha old gentleman was tale,
g. his home IN a carriage. having refns'
cd to go 10 the hospital.
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The Cotton Market.
Financial Notes.

New York weekly bank statement:
surplus reserve increased S2,4i6,92'.
loans decreased IS, ,622. 500.
Specie decreased s295. 500
Legal tenders increased S1S1. 200.
Deposlts decreased 81 .964 l00
Circulation Increased S9J, 800.
1he banks now hold $3l2 l4j less than
he legal requirement.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-18
A Corrupt Deal Exposed.

Berlin, Nov. 1S.-The Tageblatt today
exposes what is apparently a corrupt
zeal Dy which the present chief Of the
Colonial Department is said 10 have
gwen away 10000 50. q.kilometres of Kam-
eroon soil, worth about Az. 900 600 marks
10 various high personages.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-18
May fmenc Petition.

The petitioner IN the divorce case No
Winfred p. Brown vs.. Eva Brown was
given leave by Judge Stiness 10 an,op5
his petition. The amendment consiyt'i
~ adding the charge Of extreme cr,,ol,, A.
- the others that h. makes In his pa,i.
ton against his wife.
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ptrrha Enlered.

A decree was entered by consent !,
the divorce cas.~of Maria pisco aeains,
Emanuel Pisc0 in the appellate court
today. The defendant by the decree II
~ pay h's wife s. week and S25 for
counsel fees.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-18

~ Wen known thll 10 Ia pU.. ,f u,
.,snnshed gunpoWder Ut ,unefd4rab,, ,
s,He ,1 D. ignited. 90 viii flash off vifbrpt
uo.ng any material damage to tho s,,n-
pIt , ON which DO rests. although that
upp1u may bc very frat: but if even
et" te" ounces OF gunCotton. or nitro
n'S'ei me ana the dynamite made from
mn mercuilc illuminate. b. placed
sueh as rock or a piece ~ e.eei and
ueelohated. the rock will be shattered or
Nhe steel viii D. indentcd
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-18

bis said thar theimo-ciectfic coupl.
~ ppiatinum and an alloy of platinum
and ten Dc, cent. of nickel giXe4
aboui double the voltage sf the bcsf
platinum and platinum-fnolium cou
ole.
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Mr.. Bynum's Appointment.

Washington. Nov. 1S.-Former Con-
Sressman w. B. Bynum of Indiana, has
peen appointed member OF the board
OF general appraisers at New York,vi
Wilkinson. resigned.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-18
Divorce Suit Disco ,iInnhd

IN the appellate court today The al.
Eorce suit Of Helen A. Francis against
AIlhur M. FrancIs Maa discontlnned
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-18
GOT
THE
GRIP?

The sudden Epidemic Of
Grip has startled the country.
The doctors confess they have
40 sure Cure FOR it,. and this
is seen to be true in the sud-
den death of Garcia and Ex-
Senator Br;ce and the alarm.
ing increase in the death rate.
But no one need DE alarm.
ed. There is a sure cure-a
perfect antidotc. 1t has had
IS years test in thousands Of
cases and never failed That
remedy is
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-18

Deputy chief gan began his giet year
on the police force This week. haAinp
ben appointed ON Nov. o. tSGs
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On the 'aled1nian railroad ln se.f.
anu train mak,athe nun III g9i
mites irom Fotfar te Perth. ln ~ nrn.
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49,, i,,Stroic DoWcr has becn transmit
't lvN miles with - per cent. ~ ON
p,,, Much moro is possible. and
1on thc ether dav. sxpfess.d he ,-'i,,
mat The pOWcr .r uhe Vtetn,',
nall- "n The Ianlh sia inieht b. rr,
sivNiihrdllN carried nfo hundrra nn..
~ lhe aeNelopu nt Cf mining In Rho.
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TOO LATE TO Be CLASSIFIED.

FOR SALE-TRAiNbD FERRETS
and Hound Dogs. All kinds Of large
and small dogs Pet animals OF am
kinds. Monkeys. Guinea Pigs Bab-
bits Squirrels. Coons. Foxes: an kinds
~ foreign and dumestic BIRDS and sui-
mails. bought and sold and exchanged
alsn ta let Tor advertising purposes
NEW YORK BIRD STORE.
- Randall street
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New York Stocks.

Reported by Sullivan & Sullivan.
Banig1a building
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-04-02

corresponding secretary, Waynesville, \.
c.: Miss Annie Phifer Erwin, recording
secretary, Morganton,. n. c.; Miss Ida
T.. Rodman. State Regent United Daugh-
tiers of the Confederacy. Washington,
n. c.; Mrs. Spier Whitaker. State Re
gent, Daughters of the Revolution,
Chapel Hill, n. G.
The committee has every reason to be-
lieve that the patriotic citizens of North
Carolina will quickly and literally re-
spond to their appeals for the funds
necessary to attain the end desired. A
cut of the pictures of Bagley and Ship,
which Mr. Andrews will paint and also
the names of the Advisory Board select
ed by the committee will be given to the
press at later day. The committee is
under obligations to Senator Pritchard
and other North Carolinians at Wash
ington for courtesies extended and for
the interest they have taken in the move
mcnt.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-04-02
4 "1laUbABL.E" OPINION.
y Dicky Bird Says Capt. Day has. Won
His Case.

y Dicky Bird Says Capt. Day has. Won
His Case.
Though what is said below is not Off
.ial it's probably no less true.
1he Day case. involving title to SUI
nerintendency OF the penitentiary, has
been decided by the Supreme court
That opinion will probably he handle
down Tuesday, the next opinion day
1t is quite a lengthy one. going fully
into discussion of the questions in
volved.
The writer Of the opinion is either
Justice Montgomery or Justice Clark.
probably the last-named.
There is reason to believe the decision
is in favor of Day.
BCit maybe not. For THIS is not Off
cial.
If it's wrong no harms done If it $
right III throw myself bouquet
Wen wait and see. Theirs nothing
else to do.
Whether or not the decision will 30
to the extent of declaring that all APP
pointments mot specially named in the
constitution shall devolve upon the
Governor, | do not know. 1t probayiy
will not.
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MUSIC AND SWEET CHARITY.

On Thursday evening next the home of
Mrs Alf A. Thompson will be the scene
of Il most cultured and artistic musical
feast. The choicest home talent as well
as that which has been promised from
abroad, should give the fullest assrr
ances that the evening entertainment
will breathe the very essence of har-
mony. interpreted through the medium
of ardent and appreciative souls. The
cause for which this entertainment is
given commends itself to our highest con
sideration and support. and inside from
the delight and charm to Ike received
from the music as shown in the pro-
gramme, the comfort and soothing rest
afforded the unfortunate little children.
will make it pleasure for all to attend
and assist i'll that benevolent end. 1t
is to be hoped that large and interest
ed audience will greet the occasion
Remember the date, Thursday evening
April the sixth.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-04-02
THE WHITE DOE.
Will Be Rected on Monday Night By
Mrs. II. r. Cotton.

Mrs Robert Cotton will recite her poem
The White Doe at Metropolitan Hall
on Monday evening, April 10th, under
the management of the ladies of Central
Methodist church.
This recitation must prove of unusual
interest to the people of Raleigh, not
only because of their interest in Mrs.
Cotton, but because the poem relates
in full the heroic efforts of Sir Walter
Raleigh. and especially embodies the In
dian legend in regard to the life and
real fate of Virginia Dare.
Mrs. Cotton has recited this poem in
Baltimore. Washington, New Haven
Conn: Columbus, Ga, and many places
in North Carolina. and the universal
enthusiasm of the audience attests the
|beanty of the poem and the great interest
lin the subject
Many competent critics have declared
THE white Doe" more beautiful than
Longfellow's Hiawatha, and it should be
of greater interest to MS because the
subject and the author are both our very
.OWn.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-04-02
TRAAIPS AND SMALLPOX.

The City Ordinances in Regard to Vag-
rants and Beggars Ought to be En-
forced.
The attention of the city police is call
I'd to the matter of tramps and Migrants.
There seems to he an unusual number of
these gentry, black and white. who are
Just now moving about. and the assump-
ton is sufficiently grounded to suppose
hat they may be from the pest houses Of
Norfolk and other smallpox infected dis
tricts.
This assumption may or may not be
well grounded. yet the laws of .h2 city
II regard to Migrants and tramps should
he more rigdly enforced. The residence
districts Of the city are the haunts of the
hungry herd, and their presence has oc-
casioned mucb ANNOYANCE to housekecp-
ers.
Then there are the beggars-able
bodied men and women some of them.
and half-grown children too.
Isn't there some sort of ordinance
against begging on the streets without
Permit from the authorities?
There used to he.
If it has not been repealed it ought
20 be enforced.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-04-02
RHEUMATISM
THE RAILROAD COMMISSloN.
\ New Chairman Sworn in for TAree
Days Term.

\ New Chairman Sworn in for Il Three
Days Term.
Mr.. Franklin Mcneil, the new chair
man of the Railroad Commission was
sworn i'll yesterday the term of Office of
Maj. j. W. Wilson, who has been chair
man Of the Commission since It's crea-
.:on. having expired. The oath was ad-
ninist red by Justice Walter Clark in
he Railroad Commission office ut 10
o'clock. The other Commissioners are
:. l.. Rogers, of Macon, and DR.. -. II.
Abbott. Of Pamlico.
L he term of office of all these gentle.
men expires Monday night at midnight.
or the reason that at that time The act
'epealng the Railroad Commission Act
goes into effect.
For one day-Tuesday- there will be
/ commission. Then on Tuesday night at
midnight the North Carolina Corpora
ion Commission comes into being and
IN Wedn% sday the three commissioners
.hosen by the Legislature will be sworn
n. They are: Franklin Mcneil. Of
New Hanover, chairman: $. l.. Rogers.
If Macon, and L. c. Bcddingfield, of
Wake.
They bold office for two years. Their
'ucc, ssors will be elected by the people
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-04-02
BEST IN ELEVEN YEARS
RECORD BREAKING HEALTH REPORT FOR
RALEIGH
Only Two White People Died in this City
During March. One Non Resident,
The Other Very Old.

The report of Sanitary Inspector Sales
for the month of March. shows deaths
and births reported as follows:
Whole number of deaths, 13, whites.
,: colored. II.
This is a good record. In fact it is the
smallest number of deaths for the white
race for any month during Il period of
eleven years.
OF the whole number of deaths 90
three were less than years old, and
> were over 30 years of age.
These seven who died at the age of eX-
pectancy are about 40 per cent. of the
whole number of deaths for the month
The ratio of deaths per one thousand
inhabitants was: For the white race.
2.S; for the colored race, 17.G; for all
colors it was 81.
OF the white deaths one was a non
resident. and the other was over seventy
years of age.
Births were reported as follows:
Whole number. 25-whites, 10; colorcd
II.
The report shows ono case Of smallpox
reported for the month. The patient
has been removed to the smallpox hos
pital, two miles from the city.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-04-02
INTERIAIISSION.
4 BREEZY TIME MONDAY NIGHT
AT THE ACADEMY.

Fitz and Websters company viii hold
forth at the Academy tomorrow night
and present the best of farce comedy =
4 Breezy Time.
1ha, Atlanta Constitution speaks OF tho
company and play as follows:
"A very large audience was present
last night at the Columbia. to see Fit2
and Webster's "A Breezy Time" From
start 10 finish it is one long laugh, and
the audience seemed TO enjoy the many
funny situations and excellent special
tics that came thick and fast through
ont the three acts.
OF course "A Breezy Time" has no
plot to speak Of, but the audience last
night expected none and seemed quite
satisfied. and showed their apprecia-
tion by prolonged applause and many
cncores.
Miss Frankie Campbell as D1ilSy: IT,
+. kr ger as Reuben Merryfield: Bob
Carlton as the tramp: and t. A. Clark,
as the Dutch comedian. filed the princi-
pal roles in Il very acceptable manner
La Della did a bit of contortion work
that caught the house. The perform
ance was concluded with an original
cake walk that was an appropriate nd
ing to pleasing entertainment"
Reserve seat ON sale at Kings. Uus
ual prices.