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The Afro-American advance. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1899-19??, 1899-06-03

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-19
ALL POWER
Ills IN.
The Human Mind.

The secret OF success In in the hu-
man mind-confidenc Il success.
Prof. johnson. who graduated with
honors from one of the principal col
loges In the United states. says II the
mind IL clear and active the system
Is In perfect health. our greatest
men and women are fearless, daring
and full OF confidence In their abili-
~ to fully carry out their plans.
This Is evidence that they are I'm the
best Of health. It's your own fault
that you are not the same. Prof
Johnston studied for ten long years
To- discover something that would at
once enter the blood and cause II to
circulate as nature reuuires-aome-
thing that would purify. enrich and
drive from the system disease. At
last he was successful and called his
late discovery electrozone, which
contains no druRs or alcohol, Elec-
truzone. natures remedy. cures
quickly by removing the cause. It
quickly cures all stomach, kidney
and bladder troubles, rheumatism.
nervousness. catnrrh and all blood
diseases. For female complaints Il
has no equal. Many doctors use and
recommend elcctrozone. II Is cur
ing thousands 1t will cure you. Go
aud get a sample free at 1bi4 First
avenue. Price only 81 u bottle. sam
pie at 1914 First avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-19
THE WIND DID
WILDLY BLOW
And Loose Articles Chased
Each Other Last Night.

old narras caused nil kinds Of
troubles about town last night, and
kept the late pedestrians busy dodg-
lnE SiRuH. diEautanRling themselves
from broken telegraph wires, aud
Keeping clear Of the glass 81 shat
tered windows suburban rcsidenta
who have telephones have been
abusing the company all day
for telephones out Of repair"
Lounsers In the lobby Of the Hotel
Seattle last night were considerably
annoyed by one 81 the haif-round
piate-FlaHa windows flying into thOir
midst. and the wind wroaking gen
eral havoc Ia the ofiiec. The totem
pole does not show any injury. and
was, doubtless. saved by its hidcous-
ness. when the good women Of the
W. c. T. y. turned out this morn
ing they at FIRST thought the town
had been celebrating their advent
but were treasured when they dis
covered Il was merely a chinook
zephyr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-19
SAMPSON Is
NOW ADVANCED
Effect Of the Retirement OF
Henry /. howison.

WASHINGTON. n. G. oct. IL
The retirement q Hcar Admiral II.
L. Hawison advances Hear Admiral
W. T. Sampson O. the foot % the Hat
Of senior rear aamitais. but ~ viii
not give htm additional rank. II
w.i. however. materially Increase
his salary. As iunior rear admiral
while serving AZ ssa he received o..
800 ON shore duty he would Re.
ceivc oaiy SASS, when he assumes
command Of the Hnstnn navy yard
he will draw salary Of ts.859, and
Will have the use u the command
ants house and bv given other al
'iowanccs which viii make his ysar-
" income from the government
equal to II not more than the sen
pay Ia his new grade. which would
BE- q. 300 The retirement % Admiral
Howinon ais1 advances Admiral
schisy one number. and makes him
the eighth osfirer In n. navy.
orders will soon Dc issued frum the
war department closing all the tenn
porary recruiting stations at which
volunteers for the volunteers were
enlisted. The entire twenty fve re-
ginsnts Of volunteers authorized by
the president have been enlisted. 81
cept the forty -uiuth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-19
DAISY LETTER
IS TO MARRY

NEW YORK. Oct. ia cable 70
sAe Journal from, Calcutta says. The
latest subject for gossip 10 India IL
the recent engagement % Lady Cur
sons younger sister. Daisy Letter.
20 Maj. Colin Campbell Of the Gem
trsi India Horse Guard.
The brides portion 10 To be enor-
nous. though even Angio-Indians
with q rsticeuce seldom displayed In
other peoples affairs. have not pub
hshsd the exact amount.
MAI. Campbell IL a member OF the
stan corps and commands one OF the
best native cavalry regiments in In
dia-
He entered the army In 1873 and
has seen q fair amount Of active SER
vice In the frontier. He took part IN
the Trah expedition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-19
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

The following IL liat ~ deeds fied
In the auditors once yesterday;
Charles ". Jacobs ef w to ". u
Clark. %. M nws s~A sec =. ~ p.
E March -. 80.
Margaret Dillins TO Ellen MoElroy.
20 feet lot l. block. NAsis's Second
add. oct. IL. si.so0.
William : Creation to w. ~. and
Nillic Wilson. lots and s. block :.
Francis X. Days Ia Grand add. May
- 1855. $3.50.
John Hachanan 60 Henry W. Mar.
key. ubd y - sis MA nei. swa sec
-. Is. 8. part lots : and !. block
s2t Seattle Tide lands. nnd = 10, &.
block 10 Nctecrss sup TO Seattle
Homestead add. oct is. g. coo
Emerson Jones Of ux. 60 Andrew
Anderson. me- nsa nea sec %. { p.
&. oct II. liTa.
United States 10 William J. Trim
p. 8. January ;. 1895. patent
Executor Of Arthur 4. Denny. Ha-
land II. Mary a. orion O. Arthur
". Margaret /. and Charles l..
Denny and Louise g. Frye 10 Mary
T.. shnrcy. lots and :. block i2,.
penHy's Broadway add. Oct. u
q. zoo.
Eita ~ sherrard 20 Fra.k J. New
ell. lot I. block ?. Alexander a Cub
crrnns plat. snt4 oct. q. u7s.
= II. Fowler 81 ux. TO Thomas r
Oates. lots 10 to Is. block ]. Byron
add. oct. IL. ti7s.
". II. Coleman 81 ux. to Lsmber,
T Coleman. part SEC 6. q. r 3. oct,
:. sgn1
! ". CllAe ct ux. 20 Joseph X.
buchanan. lot ~ and ST lot 20. block
4 squire park add. Oct "a. q. C.. 81.
Elizabeth A. and Dudley p Pick
ard 10 John ~. l. Williams, Ell lot
9. block :. Fairview Homestead as
ISOLATION. oct. IL. q. G. 81
George X. Wilson To- Henry n.
Clayton. tract in sec .. Is. 4. sept.
-. $500.
Malachy Connolly ct ux. 60 Rob-
ert Wood, lot 5. block .. Renton. sept,
?. teoo.
". \ Iilrd ct ux. TO c. l.. Hanson,
lot 7. block !, Adele add. Oct, 10,
500.
maFf ~ G"Hh1 10 fsiih - hltAu-
son, lot 4. block ita. Denny's Broad.
way add. oct. 4. ii.7O0.
Mae Toohey to aams. lot 5. block
it3, Denny's Broadway add. Oct. is
5000
Northern Pacific Railway company
20 Louise Herin. rwn nwA sec II, +;
%. 9. July 81. $3.50.
q Henry whitcomb ct ux. to Pa
thence A. Macdonald. lots Is and 10,
block 5, University Heights add. Oct.
Z. $500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-19

fishing closes, they expect 10 send
their tusa aud rcowu outside tho har-
Dor to the halihut banks
The Northwestern Improvement
company was awarded tho contract
~ supplying LOCO tons OF coal fnr tho
state institution ut walla walla by
the state board OF audit last week.
says the Roalyn Miner.
Lieut.. GOV Daniels writes "a hot
dcn8a of the charge that he has
been out of the state" lie II gov
ernar during Rogers absence, and
Secretary Of State Jenkins isn't
Thieves at Everett last week stole
ahoa, z 200 feet Of copper ground wire
from the street railway company.
The Independent says the same
amount Of wire was stolen several
weeks agu from the same place.
Miss l. Wright had a narrow eh-
cape from poisoning at Ellensburg,
She ate from a plate which had con
tained a preparation ot strychnlne
accidentally left. The quantity was
not sufficient 20 kill. and she sO0n re-
covered.
What Ia said to be tho largest
whistle In tho world has Just been
successfully cast for the nalllns than
hay Improvement company's new
mills. SAYS the New whatcom lie.
Veilie II will be the time regulator
Tor whatcom county
W A. phsiiirs has sold the Win
leck Pilot 20 u. y. Doran. Of Sc
atfle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-19
State News.


The public debt OF snohomiFh
county Is sizs. 3ss. t,3o.oo Of which
10 bonded.
wasa'nFtog dairymen ar, to hold
a convention a. North Iaklm1 on
December =. % and 80
The four Fairhaven salmon can
neries have put up 3tI.osp cases q
salmon this senaOu. mostly sockeyeH,
though there are a few hump
backs and siiversides.
The receipts Of the waila waiia
fruit fair this year were 1850 and
expenses only si00o Last year the
receipts we're 1900. but there was
deficit Il 500 after the bills were
paid
Tfe Yakima valley hop crop has
been harvested up 90 expectations.
but. nevertheless. there II great
uncertainty "a 70 the basis on which
the hops will begin to sell freely.
y. =. Brock. Of Eufauia. has a raft
- 900. 600 feet 81 prime logs at his
boom In Coal creek. being RATED up.
The logs are large yellow frs and
win average a.eoo feet TO the log.
Freight receipts at the Ellensburs
railroad station fin September reach
81 go. 900 Among the commodities
shipped. hay amounted to 100 car
loads. and the hay shipping season
is yet TO come.
New whatcun men who are com
PEELED to remove signs that project
over the sidewalks complain because
a. -
the walks. and an ordinance against
cows running at large In the town
IL likely 70 be passed.
Hollon Parker. the wealthy resi-
dent Of waila walla. who a few
weeks ago offered John T. Crosby.
the New York apostle OF single tax.
an improved farm 10 the value of IS.
900 II he would devote a years time
10 work in behalf Of the single tax
Idea In this state. Friday made good
his offer by placing Ia escrow deed
for the farm In question. which viii
be delivered to Mr.. Crosby II he &C
oepts the offer.
over coo pupils were enrolled in
the Roslyn schools the first week
John Thomas. Of Tacoma. claims
the distinction or helping TO start Sir
Thomas Upton in business.
The EIlensburg Capital says that
another vein Of flne-looking coal has
been uncovered on the Upper
Taenum.
MentO creamery. at South Bend.
won FIRST prize for cheese and second
on butter AZ the state fair.
Hardy Geety. a iG-yenr-old boy.
while operating a stamping machine
IN a Fairhavcn metal works. had
bafh Of his hands 50 badly manRied
that h. viii never be able 10 use
them again.
The r. 4. y. eannery viii prob
ably run ali winter. says the Fair
haven Times. After the salmon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-19
IT MAY BE
A MURDER
Mysterious Assault on Thos.
Desmond This Morning.

what appears 70 be a Deliberate
ssssmpt GO murder 10 alleged 20 have
occurred in OfRilsy's SALOON on First
avsnns south. below tf~c bunkerss at
an early hour this morning T'hor.
Desmond. q copperrni,h. lies now
81 police headquarters. lingering be-
tween life and death. Diamonds
okuu is fractured and his face =
Badly cut He was found In this
condition by offiesr Mayou-
When ofyicer Mcdonald reported
en- duty at O'Clock this morning. he
uotifed Officer Nayou that there was
. man asiesp in ORlley's saloon.
aAd for him to keep his eye on him.
MAyou went In several times. ard
Desmond Appeared 60 be ali right.
When no returned about 20 minutes
later Desmond Was lying in front Of
t1e saloon In an unconscious con
ateion and blood was flowing freely
from . wound on his head Mayou
went into the saloon and investiEat-
"a shs matter. but could get no sat
isfacsion from the bartender.
Mayors attention was soon di-
rected 10 q pool OF what looked like
wssss In one corner Of the saloon,
1t was found. however. TO be a pool
of blood. and. In their haste. Der
usondss ASSISTANTS had attempted TO
wash II away with water. Mayou
ervested Geo. Peterson, a sailor.
Matt Howe. a cook. and John Will
Hams. the bartender. on suspicion.
Desmond vas r.rnoved 90 h-adquar-
sesS In the patrol wagon and his
wounds were dressed by DT. Emil
Bortesl About . O'Clock this morn
Ing ofseer Mayou found a large club
covered with blood In ths rear 81
- saloon. and II will be used in
svtdsncs.
Devsnond II unable 10 give an ae-
count Of the assault He says he
Ind Is on his person. but when
searched at headquarters no money
was found
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-19
DANCE HALL AS
A HOSPITAL

HUNTINGTON. w. Va. Oct. IL
Last night. 20 miles south OF this
city. Miss Rose sidebottom and Jos
Dillon were married. A wedding sup
per followed. eighty-five guests we're
present Soon after the supper all
OF the guests became III.
Half a dozen physicians we're hur-
riediy summoned. and they spent the
remainder Of the night working with
the unfortunates. among whom were
both bride and groom. slaw made
from cabbage which had been
sprinkled with paris green during It's
growth was the cause Of all Of the
trouble.
The festivities were To have ended
with a grand bah. but the bail room
was turned into a hospital. II iB
feared that there may yet be a mum
Der OF fatalities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-19
SHE WILL SUE
FOR DAMAGES
Or. Belle Towards Action
Against Our Sheriff.

\ sensational suit fur damages viii
aoau be- brought. u la stated. against
sheriff Van De Nauirr ana Deputy
sheffn Wilaeu. The rJaiera II the
Star wiiI.no doubt. remember the
mysterious chase aaA capture - DR..
Belle Howard. a lady physician q
Peoria. Ia. ssHcfai months ago. MrN
Howard has just been acquitted bY a
jury at Peoria ON n charge - bcinE
implicated IN crime which caused
the death ~ young Firi Mrs. How
ard aaYr thar hy reason ~ tie ey-
posurc - which she was subjected
TO a. the time % her arrest on a farm
near Olympia. she has hoen confined
20 her BID since iiFvn For this she
demands heavy damages.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-19
anime
Pianos

A private wire from Chicago
informs Us that the Chicago
piano factories are about TO close
down. in sympathy with the
Eastern strikes.
what with advancing prices.
and an absolute famine In pianos.
prices viii be az least $50 higher
by the first OF the year. Some
houses in the city have already
advanced. Jus: a gentle hint:
That piano you were going 70
buy at Christmas" would Il not
be well TO come in and inspect
our stock and make your selec-
ton now7 For a small down
payment we will reserve q piano
so days. or course. the houses
who have been getting 200 per
cent. profit heretofore. will not
be affected as to their retail pric.
es. but why pay such proftA
Our wholesale prices are open for
inspection. We want SO prsfit
on each piano we sell. But we
cannot guarantee a selection, -
present prices long.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-19
LANCTRY WILL NOT
PUBLISH HER BOOK

LONDON. oct. IA sensation
was caused today by Nrh. iauEtry' .
sudden decision 10 suppress the pub
location II her "Reminiscences. whleh
we're expected 10 be laaasd about
Christmas.
one publisher had offered her tiea. q.
60 for e.. bssok. and also $4,000 for
the American rights
she had stated that she had the
acquaintance % such eminent pei
sanaErs that che believed her rem
iniscencsa would be most interesting
1t "a stated that her decision t.
suppress the book was due to the
deAtr ~ OF the Prince u Wales.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-19
SW0RE HIS SON
WAS A DESERTER

DENVER. Cold. oct. io.-Emlle
Poly. % years old. has been arrested
as "a doscrtcr on Information by his
father, Adolph Poly. who became
Jealous OF his sons relations with
Maud Bradley. Il French Canadian
girl who had been living With his
father for the last eighteen months
Young Poly enlisted In the United
States Thirteenth regulars In New
York and served IN the Santiago
campaign lie deserted al Honolulu
on route 10 the Philippines. Maud
Bradley declares that size viii marry
him In Jail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-19
WHAT DO THESE
PROCEEDINGS MEAN 4?
Is the Union Pacific About to Extend
to Puget Sound?

Railway has Instituted
tried to-day before Judke
lies the Centennial mil
four lots
that road control OF the whoe
whateom and Colorado streets from Mas
canal waterway rms tract - 10
be railroad yards
The seattle Colorado :
VIII then
and
line parallel with the present
block south the
of heavy drawbfdEe over
Is built under the
public
the road VIII use the
has repavd and load
rs coal from temp West Seattle. =
the waterway where tho y
be improved IN the
meantime.
a position that the Seattle =
san Francisco road alone these contemplated I'M
Its Will Whatcem street
entering the SEATTLE san Francis
Northern faene
believe that bigger deal than
this
toward Seattle .
Men Who y
the has renewed lie desire In
would need hinEs
property tt. Seattle
% thcse facilities Moreave
would easily .
etcdae Nc Eraa elevator al West Sc
Pacific would .
. rad has =
waterfront both the east
sides the bay IL has more than VII need At
Union Pacific alone onsr the facilities
which that road will need.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-19
Killed by an Electric Fan

MILWAUKEE. Wis. Oct 10
Mary i.eis-r. a domestic employed
In a local hotel. was killed today by
an electric fan. sh. had washed her
hair. which vas Of unusual length.
aai while holding IL 20 dry before the
fan. It's menhes were caught tn the
repidly revolving blades. They brat
tsr iifs cut before the fan could be
stopped.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-19
MORMONS TO make
ROBERTS GOVERNOR
In Case He Is Not Seated in Congress,
This Will be the Program.

LAKE uah. lo-county Attorneys Putnam
President the
Mormon evidence produced
o =
therefore nothing criminal his living with Minnie
4 Jensen, wife No .
The court however decided In former case agans,
President she Htl
living undyorcd but deserted BY her husband President SNOW
tho
would be impossible 70
against President snow
a not
realize that
Roberts house Of
threatens
the church realize that
Hobefts hiA
quietly planned the interests Of the whom
4 they have placed on the pedestal 81 martyr
From ooy allied 20 the m"st prominent In the
rejection hy candidate
Roberts the
would
al admit Roberts would
make
r "a pf the that the Mormon
leaders the utmost confidence that Roberts
Of he leaders that Spanish
the Roberts
would the crusade
. ing thc hot summer months
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-19
q BUSINESS CHANGE.

.. NJ Moore. % the Information
bureau. has received letter from a
man In MaHaac huaetta. W no Wishes
70 invest tis.oq0 IN q gruevry store
ia this city Nj Moore la unable
"a furnish thin ihfafma bat vii
give the name 81 the Inquirer 10 any
one wlo Is interested
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-19
NORTHWESTERN STOCKS

At II. Northwestern Mining "a.
change Il Was bod weather day.
uiHtcra we're fep. and no salss wsrt
made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-19
AMusrMrNr nuLLErrN.

THIRD AVENUE THEATER
(TonlghO -"Yon Yonson."
sI1ATTLE THEATER (ToniRhD-
Gnrtona Ministries.
FIRST SEATTLE EXPOSITION,
Armory Hall afternoon and evening.
OLYMPIC UALIs-Naudevill and
Moving Pictures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-19

PDTyr6vILLE. Pa. Oct. i9.-Lit-
tie Florence Hanney. three years old.
was burned to death here today. her
dress Igniting when she tried to put
out FIRE that her brother had kind
led.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-19
Invitation Accepted.

LONDON. oct 70 The oxford
Cambridge athletic Once today ac-
repi,d the Yaie-iiaryard Invitation
for a return meeting la April 1850
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-19
NELLIE SENT HOME.

Nellie Pickercli. the young Eiri
who prefers ia wear boys clothes.
wAa sent home with her parents yes
terday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-19
WEATHER FORECAST.

F'or seattle aud Vicinity Tonight
and Friday. ram. brisk to high
esushsriy Winds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-19

And much less time to convince you that this
store is the place to make your selection.
moment spent in this department means
money saving to you.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-03-30
FUTURE OF THE BICYCLE.

1t is agreed by all bicycle manufac-
turers that the 1899 models represent
the perfect wheel, and that in future the
silent steed will be practically what 1t
is today Improvement seems to be inn
possible, as the bicycle accomplishes ev-
erything that is required of it. Precisely
the same thing is true of Hostetter'
Stomach Bitters. 1t represents the linz
its of science in overcoming disease, and
it is impossible to make a better medi-
cine for the stomach, liver, kidneys and
blood A few doses of the Bitters will
start weak, nervous and bloodless peo-
pie on the road to strength. A regular
course of treatment viii bring back the
pink to the cheeks and sparkle to the
eye. Sleep will come naturally, and it
will be refreshing and healthful. Dys-
pepsia indigestion and constipation will
be completely banished and the blessings
of true health bestowed. Never take a
substitute for this perfect remedy.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-03-30
GLORIOUS NEWS.

Comes from Or. D. B. Cargile, of Washi-
ia, /. T. He writes: -Four bottles of
Electric Bitters has cured Mrs. Brewer
of scrofula, which had caused her great
suffering for years. Terrible sores would
break out on her head and face and
the best doctors could give her no help;
but her cure is complete and her health
is excellent" lthis shows what thou
sands have proved-that Electric Bitters
is the best blood purifier known. It's
the supreme remedy for eczema, letter,
salt rheum, ulcers, boils and running
sores. 1t stimulates liver, kidneys and
bowels, expels poisons, helps digestion
and builds up the strength. Only so
cents. Sold by all druggists. Guaran-
teed.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-03-30
DECREASE In COTTON ACREAGE
Tobacco and Wheat Crops Will This
Year be Very Large.

There will be a material decrease in
the cotton acreage of North Carolina
this year, as compared with last The
increase in the acreage of tobacco. and!
wheat will, however be very materially
increased.
Reports received at the Agricultural
Department Indicate that more small
grain has been sowed this year than
ever before and the crop is in flourish.
ing condition. Blanks for monthly crop
reports to the department will he sent
out about April 1st for the May report
the first this year.
On account of this decrease in the cot
ton acreage the sale Of fertilizers so
far has not been up to the average.
But it viii probably be more than made
up later, when the purchase of fertilizers
for tobacco begins.
a tobacco man from the Eastern part
Of the State says during the past year
5,OU0.000 pounds Of tobacco were sola
at kinston, 100000 at Greenville and
12,000,000 at Wilson. During the COM
ing season the crop will, he says, he
such that the warehouses at these places
will show greatly increased sales.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-03-30
I'll CAPTAIN LAST NIGHT.
4 Good House Heard Sousa's Opera
at the Academy.

III Captain at the Academy OF Music
last night was midding far, nothing
more.
\ sort of opera without either orches-
ira or singers.
Edward Eagleton, as Medigna, did
his best TO save this situation with his
wit. and Kate Michelena, as Isabel,
aided him all she could with the only
real good female voice in the troupe
But somehow, or somewhow or 9th I
ths thing drug" from start to nish
Perhaps it was because greater
than Eaglcton had been before him with
an Edna Wallace Hopper playing rs
trelda; with an Isabel that sang nike a
lark and with Il chorus fair as the norm
ing and as musical rs pretty.
For things, You know, are good or
bad only by comparison
Whatever might have been the trouble,
HI Captain was last night not Up to eE-
pectation. and it had as good house
as it deserved.