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Philippines Death RAPPORT.

WASHINGTON. Oct 9.-The following report
OF deaths in the army In tho Philippines has
been received from Gen. Otis by cable: Fol
lowing deaths since last report: UrBmia.
Sept. %. Corporal Joseph NJ. Wallis. Company
H. Sixth Infantry. Measles. Sept. 30. Bert
Pope. Company c. Twenty-second Infantry.
Tuberculosis. pulmonary. Morady Z. Jonesr
Company l. Fourteenth Infantry. Dysentery.
chronic. Oct. ]. Samuel Alexander. Company C.
Twenty second Infantry: SerEt. Major Charles
GuidIci, Thrty-siIth Infantry. Dysentery.
teenth Infantry; Oct. 2. John Cunningham.
Company +. Twelfth Infantry. Drowning,
accidental. oct. ]. James Ruffin. Twenty fourth
Infantry: Oct. 3. Garfield Thompson. Company
G. Twenty-fourth Infantry. Darrhpa chronic.
William Dunway. Company {. Third Infantry {:
Oct. 4. Henry Booth. Company b. Seventeenth
Infantry Walter Scott. Company G.. Fourth
Infantry: Oct 5. vii lam Timons Company g..
Twelfth Infantry. Gunshot wound In action.
Oct 3. CORPORAL Ole Gundsrson. Company Z.
Signal Corps. Neurlts, general DOT. 4. Henry
Typh@ld fever. Oct, 3. First Sergeant Julius
Labsdie. Company l.. Sixth Infantry: Oct. ;.
Ernest Knapp. Company g. Ninth Infantry.
Malaria. Oct.6 Demerest II Smith. Company F..
sSventeenth Infantry, Gnnshot wound. acct
dental. Frank b. johnson. Com pany A, Twenty
Second Infantry
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Pell-MOrriE.

The marriage OF Miss Ellen Van Buren,
Morris. daughter Of DR.. and Mrs StuyveSant
Fish Morris. and Francis Livingston Pell took
place yesterday afternoon in Calvary Church,
Bishop Henry Yates Satterlee OF Washington.
formerly rector Of Calvary Church. performed
the ceremony. lie was assisted by the rector.
the Rev DIR. Parks. The bride. who was given
away by her father wore n rich white satin
gown. trimmed with old family lace. Miss
Elizabeth 81. Morris. her sister, attended her
James Duane Pell assisted his brother as best
man and Richard Lewis Morris, stephen Pel.
James Darrach and Frank Harrison were the
ushers The invitations were general for the
church ceremony. but tho reception aiterWard
at the home OF the brides parents. DR., and
Mrs Morris, ~ East Thirtieth street, was only
for relatives and intimate friends. Mr.. Pel
was tho winner at Columbia College last June
al a fellowship which entities him - a years
tomorrow, Mr. Pel going to Paris to continue
his studies in architecture at the BeauX Arts.
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MNAsox HUNrsMAx ON TRIAL.
Mrs. Lamb. Who, When He Took Liberties
Told God of II, New Wants Him Punished.

Told God of 1t, New wants Him Punished.
HAcKENsACK. Oct. 9.-The trial OF the four
Lords Farm people on q charge OF maintain
ing disorderly house began this morning
before Judge Zabriskie and attracted crowd
so great that the court room doors were closed.
All OF the farm family were present Those on
trial were Mnason 4. Huntsman. Mary Storms.
Carrot Storms and John McClintock. Their
counsel was Ernest Kosester. Mnason. known
as the Holy one" paid little attention to the
crowd or the witnesses. but John the Bap-
tIst" McCintook. Titus Storms and " Bau-
dina" Mary Storms took an active interest in
everything relating to the trial
The prosecutor called as his first witness
Mrs. Amelia Thurik. OF New York. who had
been at the Lords Farm for a short time with
her two daughters and her blind husband in
1897. She saw nothing wrong there. but her
daughter helene. then aged thirteen. had sat
upon the laps OF Titus. Mnason and John. and
had been kissed by them.
Mrs. Annie Lamb. who made the affldavt
under which the accused people were Indicted.
Nnason and Titus being indicted also for as
saut upon Emily and Lucy Lamb. aged thir-
teen and sixteen. known in the farm family rs
Ruth and Esther. Mrs. Lambs shnctif1ed name
being Magdalene. testiies that she went to the
farm In 1893. having been directed there by
She went to Connecticut soon and whom she
returned for her daughters they refused to go
away with her. She got warrant and had
them taken from the Place Place at night ,.,.
as evidence. twas ram bling and incoherent.
showed the writer's iliteracy as well as his
fanatcism. but proved nothing as to the case
At bar II wa, dated city OF God, Land OF
The witness, under questions from the pros
ecutor. then told how she returned to the
or August, Her account Of the private life o.
ana 81 Tas e9e cd
On cross examination she said that she re.
to the last Ss tn; Ss
kept her daughters from coming to her when
she sent for them her desire being to ,partici-
s H1S the enc ey o. It e1 T she sn took her
children back in order that they might enjoy
whatever good there might be in the matter.
she and her children had been oebauched, be-
cause she was determined to probe the secret
OF the power OF those people to the bottom.
left husband an. hsF ALL GOING sHs ssf
Ssr Parposs.v sSs s%la Ill.,, she s dI$ RSs
with her daughter but she ran out into the
garden aud told 1t to God
Blaudina was under Mnason's influence for
that influence for another"
This life having existed for several weeks.
the witness awoke one morning and heard a
but should be revealed and published. Then
she knew u was time TO leave the farm. and
she left She admitted that she could have de-
parted at any time. The defence brought out
and took cases in Christian Science" heal.
Ing. The case went over until to -morrow.
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DIDD.

BENSOS.-At The Home for Inourables." Ford.
ham. Oct. .. 1899. Fannie Althsa Benson. aged
Gyysars.
Funeral private.
CROOK.-At hi. residence. william st.. Holyoke.
Mass. oct. y. 1870. Charles Crook. aged 90
years.
Notice Of the funera al hereafter.
GODFREY.-On Sunday, OCT. s. 1899. Nicholas
W. Godfrey. in his 6ist year.
Funeral services at Bayyils. l.. l.. TueIda y. Oct.
10 at Up. NJ. Carriages will await the arrival
of 1880 A. NJ. train from New York.
JACKsOS.-At Colorado Springs. Col. Oct 8.
Husan Taylor Jackson, eldest son Of Caleb IL
Jackson, n tho oath year OF ms age.
Fuuoral services at the family residence. Kennett
sIuarr Pa. Tuesday. oct. 10. st2 II.
PRESDERGAST.-u Monday. Oct. .. 1892. ~
the E.ctIry. 80 East 2lst St. the Very Rev.
Peter ], Preudergast d u.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
WESTON Saturday, Oct. 7. At $40 Greene Av,
Brooklyn. in the 15th year Of his age. wilbert
Gordon son of the late William O. West and
Mary Cooke. his wife
wHITEHFAD.-On Saturday, Oct. 7. John p.
Whitehead. Comptroller AtchiGon Railway Conn
pany.
Funeral services, Wednesday, oct. II. 40 A. NJ.
from church Of the TRANSPORTATION. Path at.
near 18th Av., New York city, Relatives and
friendS respectfully invited to Auend. Boston.
Chicago and Southport Conn. papers pleAAs copy.
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SUPREME Court MEETS.
Ex.Spsaker Reed was Present to Resume
the Practice of Law.


the Practice of Law.
WASHINGTON. Oct. a.-When the Supreme
Court OF the United States reassem bled to- day
for the term OF 1899 there were 4l6 cases on
the docket against 42S at the opening OF the
term Of 1893. OF these 3O4 were on the docke
when the court adjourned in May last. The
court had under advissment at date OF adjourn
argued.
No business was transacted by the court to-
day. Only five me N bsrs We're present. and tho
rules requires the presence Of six to make a
Quorum. Chief Justice Fuller and Associate
Justice Brewer. who have been in attendance
upon the meetings Of the Venezuelan boundary
Tribunal Of Arbitration Ia Paris. are still on
the other sido and Associate Justices Peck
ham and Hckenna are still absent from the
city The latter is on his way from the Pacific
coast. where he spent the summer but missed
his train connection at Chicago.
Justice Harlan announced to the mem bers OF
the bar the adjournment till tomorrow. with
out the transaction Of any business. A quorum
ia not expected by the court officials before
Wednesday. and II Is probable that the cases
assigned for argument on Oct rs will on that
date be re-ASsigned
Ex- Speaker Reed was present In court this
morning to resume hls career as a lawyer
after an Interruption OF quarter OF a century
spent in the Legislative service OF his country.
lie was warmly welcomed by his profess onal
associates Mr.. Reeds first case 10 that OF tho
Pacific Coast Steamship Company against Ban
croft whitney and others In which he will ask
the Supreme Court to grant writ OF certicrari
to the Court OF Appeals for the Ninth Circuit to
send up the record Of it's judgment for review
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mp q. better room than that for q. Governors
residence. For the exterior OF the house .
gSrSy aottuous but very beautiful Southern
more truthful than the literally exact scene,
mads Rs here % tho f New YorP on
Sunday night. He was much like Fregoli and
nor Very cisver. His sketch, in which he made
quick changes. represented six characters In
foreign LANGUAGES, great stre.s being put
On. or more would have done as we'll
as far as the audience seemed to comprehend
econ t or :Pns Of t Srn Of
musical art so dear to the hearts OF continuous
law which requires that 40 chang: Of seen shall
bemade. and no makeup used. was disregarded
on this occasion. Two scenes were used In Mes
painted brown to Represent a negroes. and
aspect. Perhaps Kitty LOTUS was dressed TO
represent some funny character. Otherwise
Sss Hon to d.ssnc1 tSs. Weber and
Fields have removed the questionable jokes
from Lillian Russell's part ia The Girl from
Martina" These managers usually keep THAR
stare free from offence except In some OF the
costuminR.
otMy Innocent which absolutely struck aSs
the first night sudience there a stunning solar
pis.us BLOW 1t was the only yulgarity In an
to think they had misconstrued the meaning
1t has since been removed.
Eugenie FouGers has not sung that par
ticularly nasty song La Nasssuse since the
frat night Of " The Man in the Moon" 1t is
thu. press caused her to- drop 1t. II was because
1t failed with the audisnce. The same thing
Fin" at the Manhattan. and An Affair
OF Honor" at Roster and Balls. The
performances were given once in their dirtiest
state and then were cleansed somewhat Thoy
were still offensive to most people. but not bad
enough to suit those who desired outright
vulgarity.
Joseph Wheelock. Jr.. has left the cast OF
Miss Hobbs" to rejoin the Empire Company
being taken by William Levers n' ' -
The production OF Tho Song OF the Sword"
which Sothern had announced he would max .
at Days on Thursday. Is postponed until q
week from next Monday.
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WAsutsGroH. oct, 9-These army orders
have been iasueh:

WASHINGTON. oct, 9-These army orders
have been issued:
MaJar Morton J. Henry. Thirty second Infantry.
from New York city to San Francisco.
The foil wing officers detailed TO represent the
Medical department OF tho Army at the annual
meeting of the American Public Health Association
at Minneapolis. Oct. ST. Msior Waiter Reed. Sur
geou. and Major Alfred +. Bradley. SURGEON.
Second Lieut.. George A. Cooper. Fifteenth In
fAntry, to Governors Island.
second Lieut.. Joseph q. Brady, Fourteenth In
fAntry. to OnHhE
Second Lieut.. WIN. c. Smith. Seventh Infantry. to
Fort Mcpherson.
Second Lieut.. Win. X. Armstrong. Twenty third
Infantry. to Columbus Barracks, Ohio.
Capt. Beverly ". Dunn, Ordnance Department,
from FrankfDrd Arsenal to Waterbury. Conn.
First Lieut.. ADRIAN f. Fleming. sixth Artillery, to
Louisville To relieve MnJurJohn J. Council First
lnfantry Major O'Cuunell to Governors Island
The following officers to Governors Island: Capt
George Boil Jr First Infantry and Capt. Harold L.
Jackson. First lnfantry.
Fir-t Lieut.. George l. ByroAdo. First Infantry. to
Join his company.
First Lieut.. George Montgomer, Ordnance Depart.
ment, from Baltimore To this city.
Second Lieut. Paul II, AcCook, Fifth Infantry. to
Fort sheridan.
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COLONIAL IoN WILL BE RISKY.

Superintendent of Elections McCullagh Has
His Eye on All Suspected Places.
State superintendent OF Elections John
McCullagh received moro than 1000 reports
yesterday from the owners and managers OF
lodging houses and hotels In New York. giving
the number OF voters residing In each building
and other Information required by the election
law.
The law provides for those reports in order
to prevent tho colonization OF spurious voters
Superintendent McCuilagh said that his reports
would all be verified before registration day
and that after the last day Of registration the
registration rolls would bo compared with the
reports filed.
Superintend dent McCullagh declared that with
the i'm proven nts in the law he was certain he
could guarantee a fair election this year and
that il any colonization was attempted he could
stop it and bring about the punishment not
only Of the colonizers. but OF the men who wore
behind them
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Every American lad has "come
to anchor on one subject-he
wants to be sailor and wear
sailor clothes.
The most attractive sailor dress
in Europe has been duplicated
by us for boys-in every detail.
Ask for the Morse.
Sailor suits from $13 down to
$3.50, which buys sturdy blue
twilled cashmere, prove no lack
of variety. No lack of anything
little chaps wear-clothes, shoes
hats and furnishings.
Something new in Tams. Del.
icately colored yarns. Basket
weave. 65 cents.
ROGERS, PEEr d Co
$50 broadway, cor. Leonard.
Zoe Broadway. cor. Prince.
Thirty second and Broadway.
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Rntteriaa Renssigned.

WASHINGTON. Oct Cool. Royal T. Frank.
commanding the Department OF tho Gulf. has
issued orders reassigninE several batteries in
that department Batteries b and f. Second
Artillery have been ordered to ct. Francis Bar
racks. and Battery A. First Artillery. now at
St. Francis, has been ordered to Egmont Key.
post. Battery ID. Second Artillery. has been
directed to go to st, Helena Island, \. G.. and
the detachments Of the Frat Artillery, at that
ferries at Sullivan's Island. s. c., The detach-
ment at Hilton Head will be replaced by a de-
tachment OF the second Artillery. st. Helena
Island 10 to constitute an independent post
with Hilton Head as q sub post.
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Andrew Carnegie Increases III. CIT.

WAsHINGToN. oct. 9.-Andrev Carnegie. who
has given $500 600 for the cree ton OF public
library in Washington. informed tho commits
sioners in charge OF the work to-day that he
would increase the donation 10 $500 900 Tho
increase was made because the original sum
would not suffice 20 carry out the plan M
proved 10y Mr.. Carnegie. owing to tho great
advance IN the cost OF building material.
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Admiral schley's FIaxship.

WASHINGTON. Oct 9.-Tho Navy Department
expects that within the next fortnight the
cruiser Chicago. now being reltted at the New
York Navy Yard. will sail for her new station
as Rear Admiral Schley's flagship OF the South
Atlantic squadron. Capt Charles H Rock
we'll now on duty at the Norfolk Navy Yard.
has been assigned to the command OF the yes
sci. This will be his 1rSt sea duty since 1891.
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Admiral Howison Retires To-day.

WASHINGTON Oct. 9.-Rear Admiral Henry
J.. Howison. until recently in command OF the
South Atlantic naval station. will celebrate his
sixty second birthday tomorrow by his re-
trem snt fron the naval service. His retire
ment will result In the promotion OF Capt. A. y,
Barker to the grade OF Junior Rear Admiral
Rear Admiral Silas Casey will DO advanced
to the senior grade OF his rank and Rear Ad-
miral W. 7. sampson will become number one
on the list OF Junior Rear hdmra!s.
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Bold Burglars in Belleville.

BELLEvILLE. n. j.. Oct. 9.-The residence Of
Sylvestre Dominica on the River road was en-.
tered by burglars last night and $500 In
money. a watch and chain and an overcoat
were stolen: The burg ars entered the room
drawer in a bureau and found tho property
Thieves also tried to break into the resi- enos
OF Richard Mccarthy. near tho Dominica home.
but were frightened Of
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Tsnns..ee volunteer. nomsward Hound

WARRINGTON. Oct 0.-Gen. Otis reports as
follows the departure OF the transport In
diana from Manila with the Tennessee Nolun-
teRrS:
Indiana sailed Yesterday Oct &: AZ
officers Ulo men, Tennessee Volunteers; 100
general prisoners transferred Department
California. Tennessee regiment left no sick n"
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Tho SIXTY Million leo Combine.

The American Ice Company. which was pro-
NOTED for the purpose OF bringing the leading
Ice companies OF the country under one con-
troll. has elected Charles W. Morse president
The com any has a capital stock OF 500. DOC. 900
and controls the Con solidated leo Company Of
this city. In which John F. Carroll, the Tam
many antitrust orator, 10 interested.
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Diamond shoaI. Has a Llshtshlp Again.

NORFOLK. Va. Oct. 9.-The graveyard OF
shipping as the dangerous Diamond Shoals OF
Cape Hattsras are called. again has a flashing
beacon to warn Mariners The new steam
lightship. which succeeds tho one blown ashore
during tho August hurricane. has reached her
destination and will he anchored at the outre-
most edge OF the shoals
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WAsHISGToN. DOT BY order OF acting
Postmaster General Madden the regulations
governing the delivery Of special delivery let
ters have been changed to permit other than
the special delivery carriers to handle such
mail This order has the effect OF making
special delivery carriers in emergencies out Of
the postmaster and all his assistants.
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Transport Fitzpatrick Arrives.

The transport Fitzpatrick. Capt. Rogers. ar
rived at Quarantine last evening from Havana
Oct. 4 and MAtAnzas Oct ,. Tho transport
brought siXty-nins cabin passengers. 10 dis
charged and furioughed SoldiarS, discharged
teanstsrs and INDECENT citizens; also 500
N ulss slowed between decks.
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BosroN. oct. @-Alexander AGassz HIgGn-
son. son OF Col. Henry Lee HiEglnson. was
married to Miss RoSamond Tudor. daughter OF
Frederick Tudor OF this city. at noon to-day In
Trinity Church. by the Rev. L. W. Winchester
Donold. Miss Whitesde was maid OF honor
and Miss Abigail Adams and Miss Barbara
the bridesmaids. The ushers were Frederick
Tudor; ,Jr.. brother OF the bride CHARLSE Jack
Henry Brooks. f. L. Catiin. j. G. Howe Tyler
Morse aud James Perkins OF Milton. Reginald
johnson was best man.
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Busincss Tptires.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for children
teethpR soften the gums reduces Inflammation Al.
lays pain. cures wind collie. darrhua 2bc. bottle.
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Dead with a PHO in His Mouth.

Timothy Hsaphsy. y lsborer. "a years old
was found dead yesterday in his room at
PSI Hudson street. with an old clay pipe in his
mouth. Heaphey was an inveterate smoker,
The cause OF his death was apoplexy.
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Arrivsd-MoNpAY, Oct. o.

Arrivsd-MoSpAY. Oct. Q.
SIS Kaiser Friedrich. hlbers. Hamburg, Oct 1.
SIS Hndoo, Cox, Hull. Sept. -.
So Alene. Long. Kingston. Sept 10.
SIS Belvernon. Hansen, Jamaica. Oct. 8.
SIS Tjomo. Nelson. Demerard. Sept 20.
Sc Fndslelgh. Thomas, Progress. Sept 20.
Ss Astrakhan, Davie. Shields. Sept. 70.
Ss Curityha. Hoppe. Cardenas. Sept. no.
IS bramble, P"suethwAite, GuAnoco. Sept ~.
IS Fitzpatrick ~. 3. Transport. Rogers Havana.
oct. 4.
BIS Aral. Nicholas. Hamburg. Sept. 20.
IS Algonquin. Chichester jacksonville Oot q.
rs city Of Birmingham, Burg, Savannah, Oct. 0.
Is LAmpAsas. Brunswick Oct. q.
Va EldOrado, Baker. New Orleans, Dot. 1.
s. jamestown. Davis. Norfolk, Oct. d.
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Bear THE Sun in mind whom you again
have something hrSt-class for sale or exchange.
You reach SuN readers by advertising in The
SUS.-.idA
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MARINE IETELLIGEyCE.

MINIATURE ALMASAc-THts DAY.
Sun rises 600 Sun sets. 5:2s Noon sets :. v2s
HIGH wATER-THIs DAY.
Sandy Hook 1902 Gov I'd 1884 He'll Gate. l:27
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OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS.
CJ NJ

IS Rotterdam. from New York for Rotterdam, of
the Lizard.
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ARRIVED OUT.


IS La Touraine. from New York. at Havrs.
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SAILED FROM FoRETGH PORTS.
Sc Empress Of Japan. from Yokohama. for Van.
couNer.
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3lrw Publications.

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NAolday IN October with no new play Ex-
eept In theatres where the bill il changed
sa'h week there was only one revival. That
Vas Inc Old Homestead at the Academy OF
music, Denman Thompson made his annual
.""' IN that New England piece. Nothing in
~, ie performance or the audiences apprecia-
Wv" KNVa anv sign that any one WAS in the
least Eredorit
"'" comeiy scene was introduced in the
rVohu act Of Peter Stuyvesant. Governor OF
w" AMSTERDAM last night. 1t increased the
with it, ''' ''o ''' "0''
p""n stuart Robson, Nat Goodwin and
i~"T' wilson attempting serious acting. it
iii Vuy 70 be expected that other coined ans
WI 10 added to the list. In the New
Tx sunday vaudeville. sam Bernard
.yneu the ranks OF eomic-tragedlana or
So sc' comedians He rected FaOin's
, ah scene from oliver Twist" and
,n 'a. SOLD chunk Of sentiment that always
on the Eat drop from the gallery The Face
can Lar asrIicuarIy in tho latter selection. II he
paySs S a part as completely throughout u
make i T." uln these short pieces. he should
parts d lure Tor himssitin serious character
tIunSS' ne by one We are losing ali our come
Fid.,i,n me cruelty OF art Va. amusement
S2@ iG In Psts.T EtSy sSm;'%SS hss
ssoofrtlelgh wore costims IN tSs s.cond act
hSp19 FateIy trimmed with lace. some OF which
the a a. deep rune around the legs OF
murP III trousers giving an appearance"
long AK IKE 'i,tle girls pantalcttSs in the
,Nr-,I"En, IN" suit was correct for tho
Sir or BY, II was also comic Every tins
a iapggbh entered he was greeted with
ruNIs ~, Nl'h SATURDAY. night. when the
hocUrncS' moved, Another case OF mistaken
IoyarT55,' n, a a. ran" ,rr"ductian was in The
seasons ago Tic scenic artist went TO
cop.s T ~, no as q make the settings truthful
rain NM .n" room IN the official ansion was so
'|sHsfI ahd sa,l that Crane migh have cote