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SENIOR HONOR LIST.
Members of the Class Whose Ability En-
ti,Ies Them to a Place on the Roll.

The senior honor list of the University
for the year is as folows:-
General high standing-Charles Ira But
ton George Howard Burrows, Mabel Mel
son, Charles Francis Blair, May Winifred
Russell.
Special honors-Cireek, George Douglas
Osgood; English, Max Walter Andrews.
Emily Wheelock Lucia; German, Max
Walter Andrews; Eliza Mabelle Far
man; Philosophy, Belle Thayer
Morse; Geology, Alfred Ray At
wood; Chemistry, George Howard Bur
rows, Agricultural Chemistry, Jacob
Kingsley Shaw.
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Goodrich presided and the opera house or
chcs ira rendered several selections. Pray
er was offered by Rev. Or. f.. C. Bass, 80,
of Providence, r. /. The speaker was
President w. d. Hyde, d. D., LII. D., of
Bowdoin College, Brunswick, Me. His
subject was Two Types of Ideaists" and
the philosophical questions involved were
manner.
AT the close of President Hyde's address
a rising vote of thanks was rendered him.
on motion of Gen. O. o. Howard, seconded
by r. y. Benedict. The benediction was
pronounced by the chaplain.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-06-29

Last fall I sprained my left hip while
handling some heavy boxes. The doc.
tor called on said at first 1t was a slight
strain and would soon be well, but II grew
worse and the doctor then said had rheu.
matism. II continued to grow worse and
could hardly get around to work I went
to drug store and the druggist recon-.
mended me to try Chamberlains Pain
Balm. ! tried it and one-half Of 50-cent
bottle cured mo entirely. | now recon-
mend II to all my friends-F. A. Babcock
Erie, pa II Is for sale by w. J. Hender-
son, druggist, Burlington, Vt
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delphia, and George ID. Thomas of Boston,
Herald staff
Considera Bile interest is manifested in
the proposed Alpha Sigma Pi chapter
house and substantial sums have been do
mated toward the project within the past
few DAYS
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EARRE RACES POSTPONED.

Barre June 2S.-On account Of he heavy
rains here to-day the races, which were to
have been held, were postponed one daV.
Under the change in the programme tie
free .ior-all in which there are eight en-
tries, the 2;30 trot and pace and the Els
trot and pace will be held tomorrow and
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VERMONT PENSIONS

Washington, June Extensions have
been granted TO the following Normonters:
Increase. Jasper H. Perkins, West Wood
stock, s. to $l2; George Whittcmore, Bread
Loaf 80 TO $l4; original widows, etc. Sa-
ran 7. Dudley, Montpelier, sl2; Nora
Metherhee. Chester. s.
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A NOTED ARTIST To MARRY.

Bellows Falls, June 27.--Charles w. Lab
bare of Bellows Falls and Miss Amy Thay-
er Of shirley, Mass. will be married at
the home Of the bride at noon to-morl ow
The bride is an artist of wide repute and
the groom is one of the leading business
men of this place.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-06-29

JOG Church street Tuesday evening. Among
the alumni present were Bottsford, oi y.
D. Blake, '96, c. f. Allen, 90. H. B. Han
son, 96, b. II. Stone. 30. C. II. Hagar.
90 II. II, Hagar, %, W. j. Sayward, ~.
G w. T. Whitney, ~, W. r. Whalcn 'aS
r. w. Taft, '9S, r. H. Bell, '9S and Hal
Hopkins and Frank Hopkins of Brown
UniVersitN.
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THE LEAGUE STANDING.
DEATH OF MRS, S. H. SMITH

SNanton, June 2S.-Rcv. 5. III. Smith arr
rived from Montreal this evening with the
remains of his wife, who died at the hos
pital to-day, He has the sympathy OF all
in his bereavement.
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FRESHMEN.

Harold James Adams.
The Soldiers Monument,
George William Curtis
George Perciyal Aud
Let us Rejoice Together
George A. Sheridan
James Edward Donahue.
c-Canzonetta--"F Felce".. .... Langey
Address at Indianapolis
Robert G. Ingersol
Forest Metcalf Larchar
Rotributive Justice..... ........Anonymous
Cassius Reuben Peck.
Musc-When the Children are Asleep.
Hutchison
Excused on account of illress.
sOPfOMOREs.
Burgoynos Surrcndet
George william Curtis
Wellington Esty Aikeo
Irish Aliene.......... ....,.. ....R. l.. Shel
Patrick Michael James Cory.
Music-~-Intermczzo, Cavaleria Rusticana,
Mascagni
Decoration Day Address at Arlington,
James A. Garfield
Carroll Howard Drown.
Eulogy on Justin S. Morrill,,
Senator Thurston
Aaron Hirman Grout.
The Army of the Potomac.
Chauncey NJ. Depew
Alfred John McKellow
Music Selection Poor Jonathan"
Mllocker
Award of prizes.
Music-Mar1h, "Col. Roosevelt's Rough
RIDERS ........ ...... ........Laurendcau
Adams, who was to have spoken first,
was unable to be present on account of
sickness. The judges, Hon. r. d. Bene-
dict and Prof. Chickering. formerly pro-
fcssor of English in the University award
ed the first prize of $25 to Grout, '0l, sec
"Id prize Of SO to Larchar, '02, third prize
of $40 to Drown, '01.
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Bened diCtiOn
DEGREES CONFERRED.


Degrees in course We're conferred by
President Buckham as folows:
Bachelors of Art--MaX Walter Andrews
West Bcrkshire Alfred Ray Atwood
Westfield: Charles Francis Blair cum
laude. Morrisvillc; Carl Brigham Brown
ell, Burlington; Clarence Lee CoNles
Crafstbury; Leon Ernest Daniels, Morris
vile; Samuel Campbell Dunlop, Houltncy
Ernest julius Ewing, Clarendon; Eliza
Mahele Farman. West Lebanon, y. H.
Frank Keeler Goss. Ncrgennes Ada AL
nina IIurlburt Burlington; FraNk Roland
Jewett, Swanton; Wait Chattertpn John
son. Rutland: Robert Ashton LaWTence
Rutland; Belle Thayer Morse. EaudolQh
George Douglas Osgood, Montpelier, Rus
sell Smith Page. Hyde Park; May Wini-
fred Russell, cum laude. burlington; Don
alI Harris Scribner Hyde PARK Eunics
De wey Smith. Barre; Harry warner
Smith. Swanton.
bachelors of Philosophy-War-en Robin
son Austin, HghGate Charles Ira Baton
cum laude Brandon; Frank FLOYD F'inney
Ilnesburgh Ruth Fisher Ntrsenncs
Mary isabelle Gregory, BuliuGton
Charles Asahel Hubbard, Whitiug; Emily
Wheelock Lucia, Montpelier; Mabel Ne
son, cum laude, Burlington; Mary Crafts
Paddock, CraftSbury; Charles Haswel
Parker Burlington; Katie Lena Russell
Burlington; Fanny Lydia Smith, Shcl-
burne Hormon Emerson smith Middle
bury, Bessie Marian Stewart, Bakersfield
Mary Carr Tewksbury, Randolph
Bachelors OF Science in Civil Engineer
ins-John Alden Chase, Randolph; Edward
Pierson Hendrick Springfield, Mass.
Bachelor of Science in Electrical En-
gineering-R -Ro5ert Bass Morton, Randolph
Bachelors of Science in Chrm1StrY~
Charles Alpheus Bigelow, Bristol; George
! Howard Burrows, cum laude. Burlington
/ John Oliver PresbreY. Burlington; Alvs
Milton Taylor, Burlington, Edward Chap
man Wright, Burlington.
/ Bachelors of Science in Agriculture
| Clarence Willard RichmoId Newport; ia
( cob Kingsley Shaw, Northield; Byron Flu
gene White Hardwck.
| Masters of Arts-Carroll Warren Dcten
/ Phi. r., 1895, Rurlingtos; Arthur Llowellyl
! Emo A. r., 1895 OBrown) Charlotte; Charlie
/ Edward Lamb, A. r., 1898, New York y
! y: Robert Ellsworth Lewis, Pm B., 1892
Shanghai, China; Martin Samuel Villas, o.
/ r.. 1894 Winooski.
/ Civil Engineers Moses Nelson Baker
/ Ph. r.. 1895 New York, y. Y; George Ia
son Philip Smith. Il. S. 1897, Burlington
HONORARY DEGREES.
Honorary degrees were conferred as fol
lows;
Master OF Arts-Dr Charles Paine Thay
er, dean of the medical department o
Tufts College, Boston,
! Doctor of Letters BENJAMIN Franklin
Stevens of London, England
Doctor Of Laws Hon. Russell S. Taft
chief Judge of the Vermont Supreme Cour
of Burlington,
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saut committed on the Waterman at the
Vermont Marble company al West Rut-
land a few weeks ago apparently with no
motive,
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$5O,OO0.
Hon, John II. Converse's La
test Gift to the Univer-
sity of Vermont.
RAINY COMMENCEMENT DAY
Degrees Conferred on a Glass of 47-Ora-
tions at the Opera House, Followed by
the Corporation Dinncr-Chair of
Economics and Commerce to
be Endowed.


Commencement Day at the University
of Vermont was marked by a steady down
pour of rain, which began about b O'Clock
in the moruing and continued until after
the corporation dinner in the afternoon.
The rain did not. however. damptn the
enthusiasm of the graduates of the Uni
vcl sity for their Alma Mater and the an
nouncement that Hon. John II. Converse
of Philadelphia had supplemented mis- for
mer generous gifts to the University by
one OF $1,000 to establish chair OF econ
omics and commerce and by further Of
fer of 5000 towards the construction of a
gymnasium, conditioned on the raising of
slj 600 more, made the prospects Of the
University so bright that the absence Of
the sun was forgotten. The day marked
the 50th anniversary of the graduation of
the class of 1A9. and three Of he class
were present to celebrate the event. They
were Hon Henry A. Burt Of Swanton, ex-
Gov. Roswell Farnham of Bradford ard
Rev. Edwin Wheelock of Cambridge
The exercises of the day began with the
oration of eight members of the gradua-
ting class at the opera house. beginning at
II a. m. Seated on the stage with Presi-
dent Bucknam were Gov. Smith, eN-Ciovs.
Page, Farnham and Ormsbee, Congress
mar Powers Hon. y. p. Kingsley of New
York, Hon. r. d. Benedict of Brooklyn,
Hons. =. T.. Wales, Daniel Roberts II. s.
Peck and G. G. Benedict and Revs. Ed
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RECEPTIONS AND REUNIONS.



Miss Hibhard's reception Tuesday af-
tornoon was one of the pleas events
of commencement week. Mrs. Buckhnrl
Miss Gertrude Denison and Mrs. George
| w. Wales received with Miss Hibbarl
The spacious parlors of Grass Mount were
tastefuily decorated with flowers and
ferns and were filled with large and
choice company of ladies and gentlemen.
Miss Bowers Miss Grinnel. Miss Pope and
Miss Benedict Of this city; Miss Helen An
dren of Beverly, Mass, and Miss Morris,
M,Ss iI9lrlson, ar, MISS May ana Miss John
in the dining room Al, tho arrangon,onts
were in cxcaIlont tastn ord mo occnsio,,
"A most agreeable one to ali orosent
1An,. ,l,-l.,,,.-
MI IA AL1iiA THETA RtCtfl loN.
The Eta Alumnae Chapter of kama AL
pha Theta gave pleasant reception 10 all
colIeGe women IN the city Tuesday after
ear's, 1923 College street. The guests were
received by Mrs W. B. Gates president
of the chapter, and Misses Sarah Martin,
froshments were served Hrs Hr AISi'1Ss W,t,o
Jr' OF New YORK ana Miss Lucy Sawyer
VI hEue fark presiding at the tables.
REUNION OF THE CLASS or, 1883
,.,,.s,,.o 20 A.. % .,e.
,oso wv, W ',lc 'o iieil.,crS ol tle cIass OF
5i i,I ' CO toso'i,ci III .he pr nNa'e
dn,. .,.''n a. .Ie van MSS i'ouse uSs
.F ii9oI. i-ctTl0 "tle Itau rom 10 Oh
r.1 eI'' ,'',e'iu nt'n!''rs' heN' D' j. oHSs was
" ~ an" ME-. W. ~ NdtoS
Scoie'"rE, TO serve uhtlII~f, When another
lcul'io!i WI! p1 neld. me following Were
Ity7'Ht Stntol'aG MISS l-ucia Barney OF
e. cry. ia,, w. "a 'eene or MorrlsVHle R'V.
~ l. husS Oh hulimgtoh r. A. briggs
u 9 1ehar, IT. NJ NJ, N,i,. "' r, - - r,"I.'
ell of burlington, c. II. Stevens of Wnoo-
ski and Mrs. l.. c. White, jr., of New York.
THE CLASS OF 1870
pue - - ,,c
ipl, ~ ~ ir"cE ol hos'Cn' IT. Il. j.
,,o"SV ~ Vi NSW lu'h, r. ~, Ihorp OF
,tn',,.' ti''''iI"u' M - il'h oi HWHht0h nt
~ '"0" =, 90 Ic,illolccr pE " y, -
Niv"'i ~ "oo'S'oCN' ol the Grass Oh IHNo,
iiod va" uiI1r,r toS, .ler at the van Ness
'iou9e "'S'"S evening
FRATERNITY REUNIONS.
Of the University held their annual re-.
''''' 0''' i"'9''S oN'H'HS'
SIGMA PHI
The 5fth reunion Of the Alpha OF YER
mont OF Sigma PM was held at their hall
esday evening, followed by a banquet at
the iiotel Nendome. Forty members were
present, Hon. John j. Allen of Brooklyn
presided. The orator was John c. Falrar
OF this city and the poet, Edward G, Bcne-
dict of New York, Informal speeches were
iaIso made by numbes' OF members. 9th
CT members from out of town present in
GUIDED X, u. B'ncdict of Brooklyn, +. y.
fpss Of Boston, Dr u. S. kellogg Of
ilattsburGh, ~ f.. Chase of Fayetteville,
y, - ana Frederick Billings OF Wood
sloch'
After the prize speaking a pleasant ban
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-06-29
THE PHI BETA KAPPA CELEBRATION
Address of President Hyde of Bowdoin
(nIIrRe on "Twn Types of Ideallsis."

Tho Phi Beta Kappa society held its BIZ
ors,ial celebration a. the College street
church Tuesday afternoon. President
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Coburg, June 2S. The Diet has been
summoned to meet here Friday II settle
tn" question of the success sion 10 the
thu one. 1890,
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SIGMA NU.

The annual reunion and banquet of the
Sigma MI fraternity held Tuesday even
ing at the Waverly. The toasts by alumni
and undergraduates following the banquet
made the reunion very pleasant meeting
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KAPPA ALPHA THETA.

The local chapter of the Kappa Alpha
Theta fraternity held Tuesday night large
ly attended reunion at the residence of the
Misses Hagar on College street, where the
chapter have their rooms. An elaborate
banquet was served by Caterer Messing of
the Vienna Cafe. Alumnae present from
out of town were Misses Nully ID. Gum,
Cornell, '9S of Plattsburgh; Lucy Sawyer of
Hyde Park; Ruth Norton of Bristol;
Katherine Page of Hinesburgh; Rather ne
Parker of Bradford; Florence Burdick f
Mass,
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PHI DELTA THETA.

The 20th annual banquet of the Vermont
Alpha Of Phi Delta Theta was held at tho
Van Ness House Tuesday night. NJ. w. An
drews was the toastmas'er and responses
were made hy Gould, Sinclair, Greene,
Cheney Perry and Forbes.
DELTA, DELTA, DELTA REUNION.
The annual reunion and banquet of the
Delta Delta Delta sorority WIS held n
their rooms Tuesday evening Among the
alumnae present We're the following from
Out of town: Misses Annie l.. Shcl hurne OF
Pomfret, Stella Lee of Lewis, n. Y. Helen
1Ierdee of Brandon, Abbie Leouar1 IF
Grafton, Margaret Mllham of Wil,lstOn,
Marion Forbes of West Haven and NJ SIS
Aver of Boston University.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-06-29
THE PRIZE SPEAKING,
Messrs. A. II. Giout r. NJ. Larchar and c.
II. Drown the Winners

The anual prize speaking by members of
the sophomore and freshmen classes took
place Tuesday evening at o'clock in the
college Street church. The church was
crowded with people and it was found nee
essary to ill the aislos with seats. Seated
on the platform with President Buck II m
were Gov Smith Hon. J. II. Converse of
Philadelphia and Hon. y. +. Kingsley of
New York, by whose gift the prize speak
ing has been continued The programme
follows:
Musc-March, "Fea rless" ........... Heed
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LA AMBDA IOTA.
ALPHA TAU OMEGA,

The annual spring banquet of Alpha Tau
Omega fraternity was heluin their rooms II
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FRATERNITY REUNIONS.

A number of the Greek letter societies
OF the University held their annual re-
unions and banquets Tuesday evening.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-06-29

Prof. D. r. Dewey Of Boston, Dr. f. J
I2lodgett of New York, L. II. Thorp OF
Miadlchury and J. r, Rich Of Swanton Of
the class Of 1879 reinforced by DR. f. r.
Niddcr Of Woodstock, Of the class of 1850
had dinner together at the Van Ness
House TuCsdaN oNoning.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-10-30

fintaua Or g-0rneral nitert for.
us~r civil a0ternor OF the province of
fAsvaaa. whose eithdfaWai from the r0v.
srnsoin w1s cabled iaat evening a.
r-siEnatioa denies that b. resigned ue
a.sys thai be- va dlsmlssei and that De
tiess NOS know upon what rfounas the
fanhasai wss ordered IIe admits that he
hah recently remarked that b. would re.
sisn in she event that al least one out %
cfree nominations Pc had made io public
anlce WaH not approved. but De- attrbutss
nis diFmissal to The diroct Influence of
senor Domingo Mendor Capoie secretary
% state ln the adViaors cabinet of Gov.
eruor General Brooke
senor Capoic according to General
Rivera sent asking for ihe lttters resir-
nation which vaf refused
General Brooke when approached re-
Eardine tho natter today declined io n'E
lor publication. saying that ho preferred
That anY explanation should he made by
Ccrerti Biyerl him acif seuor Clp0fe Is-
aerts chat De- requested General Rivera ta
resign b.rlu.e hc w1a 900 oh.tructiorist
and o..' of harmony Nlth the adm'nis.rl-
tlon and chat General Rivera replied shat
"NH..N N'.||
which was decided upon There wda no
objection areordirg to che secretary %
state. Oh General Rivera. holding certain
Vleps buf as a subordinate i aas ihe duty
~ General Rivera to carry out lnstrHc-
tiona ana 20 nos make himself lu obstacle
'-Thero was no other way 90 solve The
nraaicm saba Seror Ctpoie
"a Luch, referring o ihe Usmissu.
eays
trrhc soia cause was She refusal Of
Csersfm Rivera to allow cock nghunE.
ais course In ths respect being contrary
90 a previous order cmsnatins from senor
Capoie permitting co.
"a Discussion. says.
s-The occurrence SHOWS tEe ltmentable
iack of harmony bctwccu prominent Cu-
Bans occupying leading positions The gov
ernmeni must have hld exceptional rca-
sons for dIsmiasing such prominent
man
Ei rub8uo. ln tn editorial ou Che general
state af affairs. abuses th. Americans auu
s,ougratuiates General Rivera on his Dis
uiaeal adding
'cubl is worc on th1n formerly when
rho owned her bad spanish laws Sow
she a. worse governed than tver af
l-oth the American and Spanish lave ore
IN force. to be usei AZ tho option ot the
Amer ans"
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The santa re Route has issued a
limited edition OF a handsome six.
mouths calendar, July 10 Decem Der,
comprising six color reproductions,
sxli inches each. OF Burbank's cele-
brated Pueblo Indian portraits, which
were this seasons art sensation, and
have hitherto only been reproduced Ia
Brush aud Pencil. Attractively bound
with engraved cover representing an.
Client Aztec calendar stone Obtainable
for 2i cents at Atchison, Topeka s.
santa Fe railway local ticket ofIice
Only few copies left. Call early,
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Myics Mccarthy, assisted by com
panv of uniform excellence, wili pre-
cent an Irish comedy drama at hehen
non opera house Tuesday evening and
Judging from authenticated reports
che performance promises 20 be one OF
exceptional Interest q more ways than
one The play ia question is entitled
Dear Hearts OF Ireland, and from
that IL can readily be understood 10
which class h r.ghtfully belongs. mr.
Mccarthy, while in measure un~
known 20 the theatre patrons here
abouts II nevertheless familiar with ell
who keep as 10 were mental record
OF prominent theatrical events, he
having scored heavily Ia other parts OF
the amusement world, as comedian
os pronounced methods aud reason
able force, and as vocalist Of spien-
did attAinments lie possesses q voice
OF YAre sweetness and knows exactly
how 10 control IL la q manner 20 com.
mRnd marked appreciation. one thing
Ia Mr.. McCArthy's favor Is his disineli
nation 90 CVerdraw the character
which seems 90 80 his peculiar style 20
a positive nicety he never descends
20 c0afseness, snd never allows him
self 20 ovsrestimAte his powers 10 en-
tertAin. With such qualities and a
really good play, together with clever
people 20 assist him, II IS small won
der hs has hrmly established himself
a. q prime favOute.
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GOEs BACK TO INDIAN TERRI
RITORY ANp GETS ARRESTED
vlnlta. r. oct g-rh casr
nealnst r. 81. smith. charged with O..
turning 90 tho Indian country after
having been elected by order OF the in-
terior department was dismissed on
motion so che district attorney yeatcf-
DAY Afternoon. The trial of smith "a few
-voeks ago. as will be remembered
resulted ln a Disagreement OF th jury.
smith was rc-arrested at his home 500
fhe west part of town last night az
eleven O'Clock lua' la he was returning
from the country by Hudd ke.I lnd.an
noiI0 .mtn aui T. =. labe.l ana he'
took him t3 Chetopa 0n thc n.ght train
Hc Uas evidently taken hy surprise
ana started to run away from Che ot.
floors snl ats only induced .o stop hy
seeing hem draw their guns When
fha jury failed a. agree at the trIal
az smith She government immeinuF
pef ora work t1 tighten its lines and take
such steps az would insure uo wlscnr'
riara iu che next tr.G should smith
ever return
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So Louis aud Kansas City mail and
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Although mylcs Mccarthy. the ac
romplished Irish comedian and bai
ltdist is making his second annual
tour In bis praiseworty comedy drama
entitled Dear Hearts Of Ireland. +" his
coming 10 the hcKennon crera house
next Tuesday evening will bo the oc
casion of his initial visit 90 this city
yet II the expressions Of cordial inter
cst Ia the new Irish star may be re
garded as sincere, there should be a
remarkably large gathering OF en-
thusiastic admirers of Irish plays 70
welcome this combination OF stirring
dramatic purpose. wholesome, iufec
u0us comedy and cercssing melody
which has been widely bcralded as an
entertainment OF more than Ordinary
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