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Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1899-03-17

To J. ]. Anderson and I. W. farrott'
Members of Board OF County Sohi-
missioners of Anderson County, Kan
SaS: .,
hereby grant your petition. and call
the special session of said board, TO meet
at the time and place aboye specitled.
Signed *. HERRINcToN, Chm,
The board of county commissioners
met as per the above call. Present, H.
Harrington, chairman, J. J. Anderson
and r. w. Parrott, members, and l. <
| Young, county clerk.
Now comes f. c. Ioehler, representing
Splitter & Co., with proposition to re-
fund certain of the bonded Indebtedness
of Anderson county. Following is the
proposition submitted:
To refund the bonds of Anderson couli-
ty now outstanding, and known as the
issue of April %, 1881, Series A, and
numbered from Ia to So, both numbers
inclusive, and of the denomination O
81 600 each, and Nos. 90 to 6S, both
numbers inclusive, same date OF issue
and known as Series B, and OF the dc
nomination of $500 each the said above
mentioned bonds amounting Ill the ag
qrepate to $50, 900, bearing 6 per cent
interest, the same payable semi annually
at the fiscal agency of the state OF Kan
sas in New York city. Said Splitter 4
Co. propose to take up and refund tn
aboye-rnentioned bonds, and in then
stead are to be issued fifty bonds OF ~
600 each, bearing date of July 1, 1899
with interest at the rate of Az per cent.
payable semi-annually, at the fiscal agei
cy of the state of Kansas i'll New Norl
!. city, the said Spitzer & Co. to pay al
expenses incurred in the retunding OF sai'
bonds. -,
Motion of J. J. Anderson that tn
proposition of Splitter & Go. he accepted
carried.
Following is the contract:
GARNETT, KAs., March 10, 1899.
Contract entered into this day by ant
between the board of county commis
sioners of Anderson county, Kansas, AM
Splitter & Co., OF Toledo, Ohio.
WHEREAS, Said Splitter & Co, haviii;
purchased of the board of county com
missioners of Anderson county, Kansas
$4,000 fifty thousand dollarsl OF ~
per cent. bonds, to be in denomination
of 81, 900 each, interest payable on Jul
| LIST and January 1st of each year. Prin
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1899-03-17
BASIS OF ASSESSMENT FOR 1899.

g,
County ClERKhc townships Anderson
establishing
personal the said for the 1899
hc o The trustees
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-03
BOARD AND ROOMS.
ROCK BARGAINS.

- - -
GREAT SLAUGHTER for everybody. rich
and poor old and young. al Lowering
New-York Book Exchange, ISL Broadway.
opposite Wanamakers; books Of every De
scription at lower prices than ever before
offered IN the city; immense stock OF stand
ard and miscellaneous books. fnely bound
sets. illustrated gift books. at prices never
before approached: encyclopedias apple
toms, Chambers's. Britannica, People 81
at your own price; secondhand school
books, review books and books OF all kinds
bought. sold and exchanged: highest cash
prices paid calls al residences free.
CHANGE. ISL Broadway. between 9th and
10Th SITS: open evenings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-03
Proposals.
DR0PoSELs FOR INDIAN sUPPLIEA-r

- partment Of the Interior Once Of Indian Annrs'
Washington c. March 30 az p0p etton
goods ciothns etc" the b. and dirso;sd
10 the Comm fastener OF indian Affairs. Nos 7, and "
street New York cry will b received UNI,
for the Indian Service. blankets woalsn ara cotton
goods clothing notions. hats and caps Bids nos' pe
neceseaIy Information 10, Bidders VIII be Furnished on
srplication the lufien Ohce Washington u y: NE
~ srd ~ Woostss street New York City; o. COZ STATE
street ChcaSo. IL the Cou.rnisssriet % Sen'istenss
l. & ~ C1eyenne I<avenworth. Omaha 81 IHuls
~, Paw and Francisco the pesttes'efs al ,,
CITY Yankt9a Arkansas City, Caldwell Topeka Wcol.e
snf 1Scso tds VIII - opened the hour and cays
above stated and bidders invited to De psaent ~
onenrg The Department the rshi u nete,1i
tie point OF delivery and Tejcei sey shc az HaS .
any part cf any bio. - .>,-e -- ...,,o,.,
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ApvERIisExKs.Ts ana subscriptions FOL

ADVERTISEMENTS ana subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
Once, No. l.I$2 Broadway. "a door north
Of Slst-sa. until O'clock p. n. +. sdyef-
,isencD.s received at the fclloyilg branch
Offices al regular oiilss rstes until i O'clock
i52 6th-sye.. col. i2th-ft. Mays. 9Th
eve aud jsih-st., l42 Columbus ave-. hear
Wat 66tss-st Zoe West s2d-st.. near 9th
between 18th and sth ayes $50 East I7th-
at: i.33s 5d-ave.. between roth and nth
sts.. i.026 sd-ave.. near eist-st.. i.70s lst-
ave. near sgth-st.. $50 3d-ave.. near tlsi-
e.. 90 sd-ays.; 40 Blsscker-st
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DROpOSALs FOR COLORs. GUlDONS,

MARKING STAMPS. e;c.-PhlE. De-; -
Dent 142s Arch Street, Pits Pa. Apr!l ~ lese..
sealed proposals. rpoate val be sceyed here aT
iris Depot with such humber OF SILK SUD service cers
and guidons Color Standard ane Gu'1oo ssrs h'tp!ts
400 and C,dons Company Marking Star1ps ana Par.s
for same required during the re- year ena
nr June 30 1890 delivery at ctfer Ypirts VII
be considered Samples be at schuykl ffshaI
Government the right to rejec or accept any 2
ali nro,s,eas or any part thereof Preference gwen 20
articles OF domestic production or manufacture COMO
,ons ~ nrality and price Oncudirg In the price * or
eg nrodctjons or manufactures the duty thereon ns
c1rai 4 GUARANTEE IN lVf5 OF the 7a!ae Q, Zoe
articles offered must accompany proposal ulspcat-
ANrEED BIDS will not be considered k'Hrhs ior pr
nosss list 81 articles required. etc. MI b iutalshso
non ratification Envelopes containing proposals 70 be
endorsed {, snow what they contain ana a1oresseG 10
1t Col JOHN V. FUREY. Deputy QuaTterrlAs'er zen
erai. L. s. 4.
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BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES. new
and secondhand; lowest prices; easiest
farms MARK BROS, "a Union Square.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-03
BUSINESS CHANCES.

WANTED A pertne. to take half interest
in Dew rapid acting range finder. for
land and SEA. with which distance can be
found between & 10 10 seconds time. Only
answers OF persons OF high financial stand
ing Will be considered. CASTOR, 4h3 Keap-
St. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-03
OLD BOOKS BOUGHT AND SOLD

ard exchanged: small parcels or libraries
purchased: highes; cash prices paid; calls
al residence free; send postal. LOVER
Open evenings.
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COvERYORs ISLAND, y. Y. H. May B.,

~ iss9-seaed proposals. in tripcate for furnishing mn
Fuel REQUIRED in Dept. Of the East during nscal year
.rd,ng Ine 20 1900 will received here and by Quar-
termasters Boston. Mass Fort C9ns'tuton nj ~
Fort Ethan Allen Vt. Fort Preble, Ne. Fort Miliams
Me Fort Adams r. l.. Fort Trumbull, G.. Fort BIC.
Henry. Nd Battery Point Del Fort Monroe ,,nn na
june . 1899. and thea opened l. reserves right 70
ect or accept any ali proposals any part thereof
information furnished application Envelopes con-
tanning proposals will be endorsed Proposals FOR fuei
at ..,.'...." A. $ KIMBALL q. NJ
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TREAsURY DEPARTMENT, Office of the

Secretary. Washington. u. c., April IL 1892 =
Sealed proposals viii be received at this ONCE until
O'Clock p NJ MAY D. for furnishing Tor use OF the
customs Service during period OF year from
July t. 1909 such scales beams. weights and other
Weighing apparatus repairs Of the same. ae may be
required and he delivered free q az charges or
freight The Department the rght 10 reject any
bids or parts Of bids waive defects. Proposals
ehoud he addressed the secrery OF the treasury ana
,ndorsed "Proposas for Scales. Beamf and Weighing
Apparatus" Full information and schedule Of the
nares AT which implements be required 10 De delv
sred will be furnished upon application to this Office
n L SPAI-IlDING. Acting Secretary.
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erraptIIers' 45oiel Dorket Wnioe.

&rapellers' Eofel pcrket Dniof.
This list appears Mondays Wednesdays and SATURDAYS
hotels OF THE WORLD.
For descriptive boOke, of Winter Resorts or Hotel
below. call or address (send stamp
M~tsO Tariff BWuoeaW Co..
ss Fifth Ave. New York.
ss Regent 81. London
rs Is G Sas. ds S. R yssa f ssp;i..s Nice.
MOTgl POCKET @W0lDE.
GRATIS. 4.
4tbiS means r. 4 4s Ten Pa9 Se
do .....:::....... Hotel Kenmore, A Pa g up
BsAAkk TInR8RE3 esIHoe 6p
boston Mass 60 Hotel y Hotel P Sen SS! up up
BRSoKLSN n T. Hotel ST George, E. p, 81 A r IS
CHICAGO. III. Chicago Beach Hotel Lake shore
o%s 'l sa TUSrst Hos E Y R ass
EXETER; Ens anslSS House en au1s
NsW Enssns Hotel: deha Grand
yey: ss5s SSE Illustrated b sSosss IAn r. @
Sss 1sST as,: Z Up
M9SFFFA IA vss @' HI h0S
NEW YORK FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL A. F. S
DO cosmopolitan Hi (chambsr. W B'way, EP' q up
PIiiiIADELPHiA Ac&Tah5The Lafayette E 81 9s
Pa Hi s Fss AlSp Sp .i5o up
PITTsFIELD. MsssT The Wendell hii,i a; IA 70 Sp
Plymouth. Eng :. Grand Hotel <. P, 81; z. p $40
SALT LAKE CITY. Utah The Cullen a. p 81 to 90
s s teT1s Ne Tl.a'sss HIS aSi. 5o
w % R.stsuTsnt Aicj Hotel chsmee,n P g up
40 ..-................... The Raleigh y P k.hN up
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CFALED proposals, endorsed Proposals for

~ s,,,,o1no rates will received al the Bureau o.
Yards and Docks Navy Department Washnson h Ini
orened FOR the construction Of new swinging gates or
Dry Dock No l. Navy Yard Boston; Mass Plans spc ,
,d blank forms proposal be obtained from
tho CommanGant Of the Navy Yard. Boston MOfsph'Al
T. ENDICOT>T. Chief Of Bureau. April ~ lo'''
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PROPOSALS. endorsed Proposals

- for repair shop Puget sound. will be received Of the
rureau OF Yards and Docks. Navy Department Wssning
ION until / o'clock June 10, 1909, and then and there
nnhlciy opened for construction OF steam engineer
tna sbon and boiler house the Puget Sound Naval
station Bremerton, Wash. Plans, specifications. ahd
fory ~ nroposal can obtained application TO the
Erreau or to the Commandant OF the Naval SHtlon
Hremerton MORDECAI T. DDNICV1'T Chief OF bureau
April 2S 1899.
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TM[g MOMT WWG1gE,

INDIAN NECK. BRADFORD. CONN.
beautiful location the widest part o, Long Island
Sound: especially desirable for families; Er.FTTRTS.
LIGHT MUSIC AND ALL SEAsHORE ANUSFNfFNTS
Send for booklet. W. A. BRYAN Manager
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-03
CARPET CLEANING.

NN|soNNoDn~Ne.0o~r~N ~NNrN~N~NrN'~~s-S
CARPETS cleaned by steam. by hand or
on the floor. Careful Carpet Cleaning
Co, 1883 Broadway. 42l East 4Sth-st.,
con & BRANDT. Tel. l32-3Sth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-03

GLEN SWM@IT M0TEA,
GLEN SUMMIT. PA. ". II. CROSBY, Manager
1000 feet elevation. On l.. V. r. R. Al hours from
New York Through Pullman Spring water Fine
drives and bicy cling. Steam heat Elevator Rooms en-
sl!tc. with bath.
SIR crosby viii be at Hotel Imperial New York. Tues
DAYS during Msy from 10 20 3. 70 make engagements
for
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frE1I: GDMlG WWN9

MTIIHROOK. DUTCHESS Co, y. Y.
OPENS ON OR ABOUT JUNE 7TH The beautiful
drives ideal and charming scenery make
this perfect resort easily accessible; perfect CUISINE
roor,s single and en- suite private baths music three
times daily: nine gof links electric lights; hgh
elevation reached Grand central Depot In about TWO
hours. For information, address III. R ROBERTsoN Jr'
Manager Room $50. Hotel Imperial New York.
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= s EYG7NEER OFFICE, ARMY BUILD

- ING NEW YORK. " Y, May 3. 1899. Sealed pro
posals for excavation and removal OF Man-oWar Kock
20 NJ June 3 1893 and then publicly opened Informa-
tion furnished on application H. NJ ADAMS' "a'of'
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TER ISLAND EIIEuGM1T@


T@E PRWSPEGlT MOWSG
More attractions any other place Fine golf links
bathing boating fishing bowling and wheeling. House
accommodates 800 Has with bath, elevator eleo
tric Iights &c Send for illustrated booklet W. NJ
HAIGHT 40 26th ST., ". 7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-03

CHAMBERMAID.- lady wishes 70 hnd
situation In the country for her Prot
estant chambermaid: Will be disengaged
June l. Apply 40 East 20th-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-03

ALI, SEASONS RESORT. on Chesapeake Ohio Railway.
Enhilaraiing Mountain Climate. NEW HOMESTEAD
Enlarged and Improved Special Attention Cuieine and
Service. Baths from Flowing Springs OF Natural bot
Water. GOLF LINKS and wELL<KEF'T GREENS FINE
LIVERY and RIDING SCHOOL Through compartment
car from New York. Excursion tickets c. g. O. Offices
Ss2 and 1884 Broadway, and Ofices Penna. r. r. New
York Of1ces " Y, \. II & u. r. r. throughout
New England. FRED STERRY. Manager. Hot Springs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-03

CoOK.--By the week or month: expert
enced. reliable Protestant woman. good
baker. Mrs. SWITZER. 2l6 West 69th-s,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-03

COOK. BY young girl; best city refer
ence; cooking in ali its branches. Gail
at 2l7 West 66th-st. LIST floor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-03


DR W. q. NOVEL;. private tutor at pupils homes o
~ at III z. SD ST. Two pupils received In family
DEV WIN. TATIOCK private tutor; six years expert
IL ence pupil received In family. Saransc Lake y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-03

CHANBERMAID. BY a competent Prot
estant girl: can assist IN pantry or wait
on lady; best city references. VI. S., Box
40, l.242 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-03

COOK An experienced cook in small
private family 20 20 70 the country for
summer: best reference. 452 6th-sve.. "a
floor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-03

PI.RATtNOS. pinklugs. fluungs done wnii'
yru wait Dressm6Kers 20. discount OIL
iawest prices HARDING. 20 West 22d-st
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-19
cn1ornn schooI OF Mcthods.

Tho school OF methods for colored teach
crs continues with undated interest and
the attendance increases daily The fac
ulty is elated over the success of the In
stitution
The faculty will meet at the High School
building this morning and hold short
session. after which they will adjourn to
celebrate Emancipation day with the col
ored citizens of Houston. The teachers
attended the different churches yesterday
and took part in the various religious ex-
ercises.
The program for Tuesday will be as
follows
school management. Prof NJ Fl. Broyles;
perception and apperception, Prof L. G..
Anderson; physiolog y--crculatio Prof
G. a. Anterior. rithmetic-decimals Prof,
j. Washington. geometry-straght lines,
angles. parallel lines, loci, Prof. B. T..
Wilson; ethics-theological Prof, R. S.
Lovinggood; constitution - legislature,
Prof. r. L. Smith primary-language,
Miss J. l.. Caldwell. Texas history-the
Revolution, Prof. f, w. Gross.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-19
Personal MENTION.

-. "a t,,.u, 49, ,on-a o. Non, yorL civ. o.,
h, sines ~ Nam u's
r n.,t. aa a., tho cit
Mr. Natnan FRANK OIL D'h'9 was - NV
SesteludN'
MIR 4. s, Richardson left yesterday TOT
Detroit Mich.
Mr. H. c. Hulig of La Grange was In the
city Yesterday.
MIR. p. f. Groome of Galveston spent yes
terday in the city
NJ Powell of Montgomery spent
-. 1Ia,,..o,,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-19
CITY BREvITIEs.


There are undelvered kilograms at the
/ Western Union TELEGRAPH office for John Muir.
| phy and G. @. Vogel.
Tho arruai excursion picnic OF 81. Mays
! Erleeopal SUNDAY school will occur next Sat-
urcay. June "a, at La Porte.
| The Lords Cycle club will give a smoker at
! the club house. No. 103 Chenevert street this
evening at $3.50. A very pleasant occasion has
been arranged for.
| A regular meeting Of the city council viii
occur this afternoon. Inasmuch as there was
ho session last week there will probably be
an accumulation Of business today.
! A regular monthly meeting cf the Houston
/ Manufacturers association will be held u
room No. l16. at the Hut,nins House, tdis
evening at o'clock sharp. All members are
! expected 10 attend.
Worthy Master f. w. Campbell and secre-
| tary j.; r. .Cade of Gray Lodge No. 32s, a.
/ F. ard A. M, announce that a called meet
/ irE will be held this evening at o'clock for
| work in tue fellowcraft degrle Members Of
| Holland lodge No. and visiting brethren are
invited to atte nd.
! Considerable excitement was caused at an
early hour Yesterday morning by six pistol
| shots fred in rapid succession In the N igh
/ borhood of a saloon on Main street, between
/ Prairie and Preston The crowd which gain
ei ed expecting to see the finish of a fatal duel
saw instead a well known young man some.
/ what the worse for liquor, who had emptied
! his siX-shooter into the ceiling for the pur-
pose. 1t is supposed, Of seeing whether or not
! the bullets would make holes. lie was ar
rested and taken to the station.
/ The committee of arrangements for the Red
! Mems picnic on July met Yesterday morning
and completed all prelminares A prop 81
| ton was brought up for consideration looking
| to the transferring OF the exercises from san
Iacinto Park to Forest Park The PROPOSE
ton was rejected and the picnic will. there
| fore come off as scheduled, at San Jacinto
Park. A committee, consisting of Messrs.
Jules Hirsch. Archie Anderson. George Glass
and Louis Swope. was appointed TO request
merchants to close their places of business
/ ar 4
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-19
MURDER AT HOUSTON HEIGHTS
,,, ,xprRsoN. coLoRED, HACKED
TO PIECES WITH AN Az.
m WIZ. nj the Deceased Charged
with the Crime-her s'"'
ment of the Affair

,<.,,ar,n. Anderson, colored, is a pis-
o,or a, tho county Jail. She Is cnarseu
nv affidavit with numbering ner nuspan''
william Anderson. who was orutaiiy naen'
cd 10 death with an ak at mis- none IL
Houston Heights early yesterday morhihs'
The killing of Anderson contains some
rather mysterious features and the Efforts
Of the officers to get to the pot'oni u
the matter have so far proven unavaiiins'
Tho deceased and his wife, according 10
statements made to Sheriff Anderson py
the woman, went TO sleep on the gallery
I of their home In the negro settlement
near the furniture factory at the Heishts
saturday night. About midnight, the wo,
man saws she was awakened by the sounu
of voices and on looking around she saw
tvyo uen standing over her husband. one
of them said something about killing MN
and she, becoming frightened ran lor
assistance On returning some twenty
minutes later the lleless BODY OF anger
son was found on the gallery, mutllatea
almost past recognition. the weapon used
having been an ak. The two men hau
disappeared.
Immediately after the discovery news
of the murder was telephoned to the city
and Sheriff Anderson was notified. After
making an investigation of the matter
the sheriff arrested the wife of the de-
ceased and brought her to the city, ar
irving here at an early hour yesterday
morning. Unless some additional informa-
tion is secured in the meantime the woman
will probably be given preliminary hear
ing today or tomorrow
The murdered man was carpenter and
for several days past had been engaged
in doing repair work In various parts of
the city. lie enjoyed the reputation of
being a peaceable. law abiding citizen
and his brutal murder has created a great
deal of excitement among the people OF
his race.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-19

tons numerous suburban resorts to spend
the day. An unusually large crowd went
70 Magnolia park, where, in addition to
the usual amusements De Haven and Mai,
Miss Beverly, Mr.. Morton and Mr.. Ellis
of the Auditorium stock company, assist
ed by Miss Madeline Pristia of this city,
gave clever vaudeville entertainment,
which was thoroughly enjoyed by those
who witnessed It. Forest park, too, re-
ceived a great deal of attention during the
day, large crowds being at this favorite re-
sort both afternoon and evening, The
Bay Shore line carried another large crowd
to La Porte and Seabrook and with the
Galveston, Houston and Henderson and
Santa Fe took the usual number of people
to Galveston
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-19
snlr,tnnIIstic Meeting.

The spirltualists' meeting and lecture
at Bryan hall yesterday afternoon was
well attended.
Dr. II. w. Abbott spoke on the following
subjects; us There Force Without Mat
teri" Are There Souls Without Bodies %
Are There Bodies Without Souls?" "Our
Duty Towards God, Our Neighbor and Our
selves"
Al the conclusion of his remarks he
gave some psyehometric readings.
Sunday MIR. John W, Ring will be pres
ent and will lecture on a subject selected
by his hearers.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-19
At FORREST PARK

Both the matinee and night perform
ances of Around the World in Eighty
Days" by the Frank Readick company at
the Forest park heater were VOL attended
yesterday and crowds of people thronRed
the park during the afternoon and even
ing. Two free band concerts were given,
one preceding each performance.
around the World In Eighty Days will
be repeated tonight and tomorrow night
ON Wednesday the initial production Of
"Don Caesar de Bazan' will be seen. sew
eral specially features. TO be given in con-
noctiun with each performance, are being
arranged for