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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-01
FOR FREE PUBLIC BATHS
DR.. Baruch Is an Earnest and Constant
Advocate
ABOUT WAYS AND MEANS OIsSEEPlNG CLEAN
Model Establishment In vienna that
Has Been Copied in Some
American Cities.
ABOUT WAYS AND MEANS OITEEPlNG CLEAN

DR.. simon Baruch, father OF Sailing w.
Baruch, the young New York banker VINO /
IA 10 marry Miss Leonora Prince tonight. |
arrived in the city yesterday evening from
Now Orleans, accompanied by his wife.
They came through just in time TO avoid
trouble at the State line on account OF the
quarantine meeting at Liberty the party
sent out to establish it.
DR.. Baruch is well known throughout ,
the country in connection with the project
Tor establishing free public baths in New
YORK City and elsewhere. He Is an en-
thusiast on the subject and in converse
tion with a Post reporter recalled the
Importance which was attached TO baths
by the anclents, and among other thtlgs
alluded to the statement by Pliny tnat
Rome had no need OF physicians for GOO
years On account OF her public baths. The
Doctor lheu described the elects OF baths
o. different kinds and dwelt on the acc
cessity Tor the use OF warm water ana
soap and TIE necessity for provision OF
This kiud to which the poor could have
access. Pools and surf bathing, he said,
were good in their way. BAT he mad found
In Vienna whue travelling In Europe a
few years ago, tue very Unlng that Nas
needed IN modern cities lhis was an
establishments with arrangements for
warm shower baths, the water beng neat
ca 10 q temperature necessary for thorough
cleansing. The building used Tor this pur-
pOsa had Ia 81 a large number OF stalls
or apartmenjs The b3ther would 60 into
one OF these ana turn on the water using
the soap while under the shower. soap
and towels we're furnished to the bather
vI-n he privilege Of using the stall FOR
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personal MENTION.

l., S. Murphy of Calvert Is in the city.
James D. Collett OF Fort Worth is in the
city,
j. b. Palmer of Dallas is stopping at the
Bristol
Mir. R. H Downing was in the city yester-
dsy from Waco.
j. L. Bonnsy Of Bonney, Texas, was in the
city yesterday.
william 7. Hulsey Of Shreveport is in the
city on business.
q Y. White OF Fort Worth is among the
visitors TO the city
Mr.. e, c. Duke was an arrival in the city
yesterday from Wharton.
Allen e Cameron OF Galveston is amons
the late arrivals al the Bristol
Mr.. and Mrs S NJ MeAshan have some
10 Fort Davis to spend few weeks
Mr. J. A. MoFadder, wife and daughter Of
Victoria we're IN Houston Yesterday
| Mrs j. T. skinner and Miss skinner Of
Lampasas were in tts city yesterday.
Wharton Bates Of Brazoria and J. L. Bates
OF .Anglston are among the guests OF tbs
! Bristol.
Mr. A. ID. Little. formerly located In tn,
1 Indian Territory, was IN the city yesterday
and made arrangements TO establish a news
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-01
Essenic vacancy FILLED.

The Houston knights of Essenic Order
met in regular session in the hall of Lone
Star senate no. 1861 last night. when the
attendance was much better than at any
plications were favorably considered and
the applicants will receive due Essenic
consideration next Wednesday night. Harry
s Taylor was elected sarcedo-~Sb fill the
uneXpired term Of Rev. A. J. Burnett,
whose ecclesiastical duties precluded his
regular attendance. This distinctly fra
ternal order is reported as growing in
both membership and Importance.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-01

paper at Dickinson. 1t will be known as the
Dickinson Eagle
Messrs. Henry Cook. Theo Block and. j.
~. Gates we're arrivals in the city eysterday
trcm Galveston.
Mr. and Mrs, VIM. NJ. Read have soI.od to
New York and will go thence to Liverpool
They expect to be gone all summer
Mr. b. A. Booth and bride returned last
n'eht from an extended tour Of the East anu
Will be at home to their frends at 1901 lexas
avenue.
Little Miss Katie Nell Cobb, one OF The
Posts Happyhammers, who lives at Hemp
stead. is visiting fiends ana relatives IN
Houston.
Mir. John II. Lyons 4 hotel man of Cape
cirardeau, Mo, was in the city yesterday
aiio left last night for La Porte to spend sew
eral days.
j. p Taylor, J. A. Hamilton and L. O.
Duke OF Wharton. who have been IN the CITY
inspecting the city schools, leave ting morn
ing for their homes.
Miss Alma Hall student of the Sam Hous-
ton Normal school OF Huntsville, is visiting
at the residence of Mrs. NJ a. Booth, lou
Texas avenue, on her way home 10 MeuresoT
Mrs. j, @. Hooper and daughter. Miss Gay
will leave tonight for Rochester, y. Y, e
be present at the graduation Of Miss Alta
Bede Hooper. Mrs. Hooper aud daughters
will spend the summer among the THOUSAND
Islands.
Professor Monta Beach and wife leave thi'
morning for Niagara Falls, where they vii
attend the annual convention of the Natona
Association OF Dancing Masters. They vii
remain in New York during the summer
returning to Houston about the first OF DC
tober.
/ Colonel j. w Jones has returned from hi
/ visit to Hot Springs. his trip being some
what curtailed In consequence OF the destruc
ton OF his Main street property by FIRE. Col
onel Jones says thai just as soon as the IN
surGnce on the property is adjusted he VII
commence rebuilding, irrespective OF VIVA
I will be done by the owner OF the adjaceu
I prOnerty
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CHRISTIAN CHURCH SERVICES.
"A Sermon on Repentance by EvnnRe.
list IRnk.


list Lenk.
The first thirty minutes Of the revival
service laat night at the Central Chris
tisn church was taken up in delightful
service Of prayer and praise. The evange-
llst preached strong sermon on RE
penlance." This is one of the most i'm
portant subjects that can be discussed II
a person can be persuaded to truly repent,
the rest OF the requirements OF Christ will
be fulfilled, 1t is hard to get people to
realize they are sinners. that they need
sewing that they are not what they ought
10 be. Many people are very much con-
csrned about the world coming to the end,
but the world may come to an end tonight
with You. II you have not repented of
your sins. you will not be ready to meet
God God hath commanded men every
where to repent. But crying is not repent
ahce, Neither is prayer alone repentance
II implies turning away from sin, new
aspirations and thoughts, turning from the
world toward God. It is a change OF feel.
ing and q change OF action.
The Bible is full Of repentance Abra.
ham. Noah. Moses. the prophets, John thu
Bspiist Christ and His apostles al
preached H. He has offered a great re
ward for repentance, An abundant ant
happy life here, and a homo in Heavei
with all the redeemed OF the ages. Blu
we understand This subject. We hav
heard 1t preached OF many a time. VIVA
we need is courage TO do cur duty. Ma
God help us 20 repent OF our sins. recon
secrate our lives TO God, and live gran
and useful life for Him
The subject tomorrow night VIII /
'.Tha New Birth. The blackboard wi
be used and the sermon will be mao
plain and Interesting
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-01
LITTLE ONE SICK.

Tho hest physic Is travel-hstter still
ron rorIi,lla travel. Why not take your
child to Colorado. the great human repair
sion Of America" whore he will ge, that
fresh rlonutain air good water and then
eea him eatP IL Is not necessary IN so in
stiniuC, crowded cars, through dusty, hot
roads. full of mosquitoes, but take the
magnificent solid though trains Of The
Denver Road, Altitude constantly ascend
ing rouseouently cooler atmosphere. bet
tce annetite. sweeror sleep. The Denver
Ro,I Is the only short liAe to Colorado
Tottnmcnte superb You Will hecoc,o en-
thused AZ tie pei lection IN railway ser
yI,."..son fart ease, everything YOU want
has hesn provided Close connection q,
nenycr for the Texts Colorado Chau'au'
Qua
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-01
petnin the Cisterns.

As the work of paving Main street pro-
crosses the question is frequently asked
what is to become of the street cisterns
at the lower end of the street.
I'VE ali remember remarked an old
citizen Yesterday while viewing the work,
in the good old DAYS of jhe volunteer
fire Department before we enjoyed the lux
ury of a water works system, that these
cisterns were our only protection against
fire in the business portion OF the oity, and
" they were useful then why would they
not be useful TODAY as an auxiliary to the
water works in nghting fires in the bust
ness center OF the city,?
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-01
Union Men want work.

City scavenger Chalmers was waited
upon yesterday morning by seven white
laborers. who stated that they were union
men and out Of work and wanted the
places now held by negroes in his de-
partment as vault cleaners. Mr.. Chalmers
told them that he was in favor of both
union and white labor, yet he did not think
the work for which they asked would suit
them, but that one Of their number could
be selected, whom ne would put on trial
for ten days, and II ait the expiration OF
that time he thought the work would suit
them, they would be given the positions
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-01

Omaha and south ToAas Land Com-
pany TO A. II Hayward. trustee
for a n. Parlin. lots II and II,
block 276 block IS; lots !, 2,
to 10. block PIG. lots / TO =, , to
-. block 9l5 lots to II, block
2Sl. Houston Heights ..,..'.,t'.'
Carroll NJ. Carter 10 NJ F.. Mac
Gregor. trustee for A. n Parlin,
same property ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
samuel Claude and William Eber-
Iv and wife Fanny. and Robert
Moods and wife Eliza, to Ebert
Roberts. acres in lot 6, block 30,
section 90 Harris county school
lands ......,., ....'.-...'' 800
R fl. Ayers to Ebert Roberts lots
and @, section ii, 50 acres
Harris county school lands .,....
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-01
The Merry Mingoes.

Tuesday night at their hall in the Fifth
ward the members of Mingo tribe No T.
1 o. r. NJ. entertained their friends in a
lavish manner. A bounteous spread of
corn and venison was dispensed and
programme was carried out which was IN
teresting and instructive. Those who took
part in the programme were James Welsh,
Tom Riley. ]. H. ShafCer, L. G. swopc,
George c. Davis, Pat Riley, Jack Kennedy,
Frank Adams D. Condor, e Marie. Fat
Owens and Lee Schwander, while Dick
Abel acted as master of ceremonies.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-01

Miss Thomas of Chicago WIN Have
Charge of Primary Department.
The management OF the Houston summer
normal has been fortunate in securing the
services Of Miss Belle Thomas OF Chi
oago for abe primary department. Miss
Thomas is one OF the most distinguished
institute workers in America. She has
had charge Of the primary department OF
the Texas State School OF Methods for
several years past. She has also had ths
primary work at the Marthas Vineyard
summer school for several different years
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-01
AROUND THE COURTS.
Eleventh civn District Court.

]. II. Kirby eli al VS.. H F MaeGregori
motion sustained and leave to substitute
granted.
O l.. White VS.. A. II Hiichler; motion
for conclusion of law and fact granted.
O. c. Drew ct al VS.. Houston Cemetery
Company ct al. leave to a. E Sternenberg
to Intervene and his petition is referred
to A. c. Allen, special master for exam.
nation and report The annual report OF
VIM. Christian. receiver, this day hled' is
referred to A. C. Allen. master In chan-
Gerry. for examination aud report.
This court has adjourned till next Mon
day. when the June term commences
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-01

r. ]. Boyle throe-story brick building
LOT . block so. Main street; 100000.
{. l.. Jesse, buggy shed on st. Eman-
uel street; $40
I. Kapner. to rebuild box house on Ga
bel street, $50.
inr on Travis street SS5.
Mrs A. Stude, front aw1ins on Co1-
gtrss avenue, $35,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-01

". a. Mcdonald ct al school trustees
vs.. John Farmer. county treasurer; F. 5
Burke appointed special Judge
u. E. Williams VS. Alt Wishey, debt
Judgment for defendant.
NJ / De Leslenier vs. Mrs. Cora
Bacsn Foster ct al debt, plaintiff dis
misses AS 10 Mrs. BERTHE Bryan.
c. II, Burns vs.. J. II. Hodges ct all
defendant Glraud. administrator, and Mrs
Hodges have leave 20 file first supple
mental petition; on trial.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-01
UNCLE SANS HOT BATHS.
The Hot springs OF Arkansns.

owned and conducted by United states
government: will eradicate the effects Oh
grir and cure rheumatism, malaria heu,
ralgia. catarrh. stomach kinney; nNsr anu
nsryons disorders, paralysis, blood and
skin diseases and chronic and functional
derangemeuts. Mountain climate and cool,
Seiiqhtful summers. Leading hotels open
the whole year: Great Northern, Airing
ton Avenue. Wavery, Pullman ana 100
others. Address the MANAGERS Tor rates
and c. f. Cooley, Secretary bnSiheSs Men S
League, for illustrated pamphlets Of iu-
formation.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-01
rleizE WINNING SAMPLES.
= ssi<tant Secretary Whitney Gets
His Tobacco Samples.

Assistant Secretary OF Agriculture Whit
ney and Mr.. a. r. Moore, president OF the
Texas Tobacco Growers association, re-
turned Yesterday afternoon from Willis,
where ARRANGEMENTS were made with owen
Smith Co to furnish a tobacco exhibit
tor the worlds fair at Paris. The exhibit
will be composed Of Texas cigar tobacco.
On the return trio at Conroe Mr.. l.. IL.
RienecNe presented Mr., Whitney with
a sample of Texas cigar wrapper, which
was pronounced exceedingly fine.
Messrs. Whitney and Moore report the
totVcco crop as being very fine in the sec
ton they visited.
Mr. whitney left at 7,15 for Eddy N.
NJ. to visit the Alkali district. where he
has q corps of men in the field.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-01
InfnrmntInn wanted.

]. c. Taylor OF Ponoa City, o, T, would
like to learn the whereabouts Of his
brother. Edwin S Taylor, He is a car
penter. and when last heard from was
working on a hotel in Marlin, Texas. IN
iSo7. was in Houston in 1895 and 1896;
has the big finger OF left hand off at middle
Joint, is 81 years old His mother is very
anxious about him Any information VIII
be- thankfully received.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-01
GIVES UP THE GRAND.
Henry Greenwall Gives UD the Ksy-
stone of HIS Cirruit,

The New orleans Times Democrat an
nounces that Mr. Henry Greenwall, who
fer years has controlled the Texas theatri-
cal circuit and during that time has also
been the leesee Of the Sweeney & coombs
opera house. has relnquished his lease
OF the Grand opera house New Orleans
which he has hela for the past eleven
years and which may be regarded as the
capstone OF the extensive circuit which he
controls, embracing theaters at Memphis,
chs Nashville Birmingham, Atlanta. Mont
indicste Ssrmery. Selma, sayannah. Richmond and
tsges posserfolk. Shreveport. vicksburg Pine
railway lines Helena Little Rock. Hot Springs,
q. Dallas. sherman Tyler, Paris,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-01
FOR THE PUBLIC SQUARE.
A Total of s1275 Has been Collected
10 Date.

A Total of s1275 Has Been Collected
To Date.
The following one dollar contributions
for Houston's public square and Confeder-
ate monument have been collected by Mrs.
c II, Richards and Mrs. c. B. Glover from
the First and Sixth wards: Theo, Werner,
Or William Olive, Miss Helen C. De
chaumes. Mrs. S. HUI, Mrs. NJ. V. TaIan
Mrs. Angus Macdonald, Mrs D. Mac
Donald, w T Towsey II Werner, Mrs
\ Wade II E, Deteriug. ]. J. Blaske, r
= Cronan.
Collected by Mrs r. NJ Johnston and
Mrs. p c. Walker: Mrs. s A. Cheveral.
1 Mrs. c. C. Pilot, Mrs. julia Boldt Mrs,
/ Well T. Lemohhe, Joseph Wilkinson. d.,
/ A. Hagerman s. d, Ward.
Total number dollar contributions re-
! ported yesterday .,...,............ II
/ Previously reported ....,...,........t25 1854
! Iotal ....,..',....s.......... .lzfo
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-01
THE NEW ORLEANS QUARANTINE.

As mails will doubtless be greatly de.
layed during the quarantine against New
Orleans. 1t is respectfully suggested to
the public that the Postal Telegraph Cable
company offers a safe and prompt means
OF communication between Texas and the
alleged infected points. By maintaining
competition YOU increase the efficiency OF
the service. See? J. c. Witt.
Manager
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-01
WANT TO SEE DIR. BLUNT.
Houston Physicians Would Like to
HIVE n Conference.

Have Conference.
There was a conference last night OF the
board OF health and several Houston ply
slcians, at which the New Orleans situa-
ton and the quarantine was discussed
As a result of the conference the follow
ing telegram was sent DR.. Blunt:
Dr. W. F. Blunt. Austin.
Houston May 31.-We would like to
confer with you In regard to the New Or
leans quarantine. Answer.
Houston Board Of Health.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-01
Fifty-afth civiI District Court.

] l.. Halter VS.. R. II. Downey & Bro;
on trial.
Thomas Harris VS. Missouri. Kansas and
Texas Railway Company; continued by
defendant.
II. Masterson VS. Amanda NJ. Ellis con-
tnued generally.
In rel. r.. f. Stevenson. habeas corpus
to recover possession Of his three minor
children from his divorced wife; on trial
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-01
knirht. of pxthins smoker.

Texas lodge No l, Knights of Pythias'
entertained the knights of Houston and
vicinity at their hall in the Burns building
last night. The Smoker" was one of
those occasions so pleasant that the recol-
lection of it will linger long time In the
memory of those VINO were present re
fresbments were served and photographic
music pleasant conversation and the fol
lowing programme, consisting of short
talks. made the time pass only too rapidly
away
Welcome ......,......'...' j. l.. blyd h'
Our Side Degree ........,.,. l.. u. oWope
Endowment Rank ......,... D. c. Helperg
Uniform Rank ...,.......... j. u BuckleS
our Visitors ~. P. Taylor Of Wharton
A Neophytes Experience. Wharton Bates
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Probate Court.

Estate OF Dickey minors. bond Of George
F. Dickey in the sum Of $1,000, with X w.
SEQ and American Surety company as
sureles. examined and approved.
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c w label and Miss Annie Nuemann.
Walter Johnson and Hannah Thomas.
Sailing Wolfe Baruch and Miss Leonora
II Prince.
William II Soldier and Miss Wiihelmina
PM
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give s. Packard's Troy Laundry your
next package, sl2 Prairie avenue.
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shirt waists and dress skirts specially
81 Packard's Troy Laundry,
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Coke and Tar-FOr sale by Houston Gas
Light Company.
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GRAND CELEBRATION AT MAGNo-
Liza PARK ON JULY 4.
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GRAND CELEBRATION AT MAGNo-
Liza PARK on JULY 4.
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we please the ladies. consequently the
gsnuemen. 81 Packard's Troy Laundry.
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GRAND CELEBRATION AT MAGNo-
LA PARK on JULY l.
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sut,s for civn District Courts.
RenI Estnte Trnnsrers.

George A. Landlord VS.. r. P Boyce ct
!. attachment and foreclosure.
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THE HOUSTON SUMMER NORMAL.

Total ......,.....................,.l27o
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II is druggists business to sell you, NOT
70 tell you, what you want.
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What infinite
care and pride a
woman takes in
her we d d in z
trousseau. How
fine and ht every
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-06-24
Southern Pacific Has
Filed a Protest.
SAYS THEY ARE UNJUST
JUDGE BLACKSTOCK MAKES AN
EXPLANATORY STATEMENT
he Thinks Stockton Differenials Are
at the Bottom of the Kick, and
Says the Railroad Was
Never Consulted.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

LOS ANGELES, June 23.-The Southern
Pacific Company does not intend to sub
init without legal contest to the re-
auctions made in its grain tariffs by the
Railroad Commission on June II, and to
be effective July l. Railroad Commits
sioner N. Blackstock of this district, who
is now in Los Angeles, has received the
following letter on the subject:
To the Honorable Board of Railroad Commits
sioners OF the State of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The undersigned the Southern Pacific Com
pany respectfully protest against the revised
grain rate tariff adopted by your honora bic
board to become effective on July l. lS9s'
signed on June u, 1889, upon the grounds fol-
lowing, to wit:
That the grain rates at present in force upon
the railroads of the undersigned, which have
been reduced by said revised grain rate tariff
adopted aforesaid, in no wise greater
than is just and reasonable, and that each
your honorable body arbitrary, unjust and
unreasonable, and will not afford the under
signed a fair compensation Tor the services tc
be rendered by il.
Witness the corporate seal of the Southern
Pacific Company this 18th day of June, A d.
1893. SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.
BY z. c. WRIGHT, Secretary.
Filed in the office OF the Board Of Railroad
Commissioners this goth day OF June, 1889.
1T looks as if the company intends &c
enjoin us in the United States courts from
carrying the new schedules into effect,
said Judge Blackstock to-day. q have
may be at the bottom of the trouble. Our
board made the rate of 80 cents. The
Southern Pacific people first insisted upon
30 cents, and later were willing to split
the difference with US and make II 4C
cents. However that may be, there never
company was to accept our new sched-
uieS and let 1t go at that.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-06-24
TREAT IN STORE FOR
COAST THEATER-GOERS
Sir Henry Irving and Nine. Sarah
Bernhard Are Coming to
California

Los ANGELES, June 23.-Mrs Harry
C. Wyatt. wife of the theatrical man
ager who yesterday returned from an
Eastern trip, gives information that is
pleasing to the theater- goers on the
coast. Mrs. Wyatt says that both Sir
Henry Irving and Madame Sarah Bern
hardt, supported by their respective
European companies, will be seen at the
Los Angeles Theater next autumn.
Mrs. Wyatt derived this information
from Julius Cohn, the Western booking
agent for the Frohman- Hayman and
Klaw- Erlanger theatrical syndicates.
The dates for the appearance of the
European stars have not yet been fixed
1t is probable the Irving engagement
will extend over three nights and q
matinee, and among the plays present.
ed will be Irving's two great successes
The Bells" and Hamlet" Robes
pierre" will, of course, be presented fol
Irving's tour.
Nine. Bernhard, it is thought, will
not present more than two bills in Los
Angeles. The divine Sarah was here
seven or eight years ago and made one
appearance in La Tosca." Seats solo
for So on that occasion, but Theatrical
times are better in Los Angeles now
and a longer engagement with lower
prices may be hoped for.
Each Of these artists will bring a full
company, numbering about forty firss-
class people.