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New-York tribune., 1900-05-13

LrsorOsscs StEeco
o--' .peurA X RF
Clrtlandr OF Desbroo
streets Day except SUNDAY SUNDAY rse> - ~ 0tHsf
leaves 6t5 SUNDAY caves - -
= Suadav leaves sunday caves 50 fl
* -.OO Local Tor EA- TOY
s-51 e- y M BJFF aLu. SlAtyatssA rAl-LS Anc
West ana orncips points Parior a1C DnlAs Csfs Son-
meets CtaI Brancles-
HauIs0ursr che world LIli-tcu
Du. yraIo connecting Win nrudsH Seepeis
a. Cbirago Dining Car service a a carte
-is.55 90 For ,o5r-s
q branches and inter-ledlase poll~s
-sTn vl.,s0P VI. Local Tor MA Oh Ia Nh ~rs.-
-y<S' T0P n FesIbule Limited tor SLNor
ARK and points Through sleeping Cs 20 AcASs
%-55 500 p Exposition Express for BuFfAL0 ~
SS55 900 p n. FOR ITHACA, ROCHESTER, BUFF
Sleeuius Cars 50 ,hicago .,--a--
30 PIAINFJEIb BOC ND BROOK, .ocas 1Ally sAs0Ps
1 q. -b'. ht - in3
Tickets sad Pullman a. ~ ~ - = : V
West, @l1 COtuiuus
u Tdvvv Annex station bTlo.J
Trqnsfe- ard c1ccS oasSsse LIN -
through destination
New-York tribune., 1900-05-13
r.IvrRpoor. cOrroN MARKET.

Liverpool. May =. ?. n-cotton-spot IN fair de-
II-l6d. good middling. 7-l6d; middng SD; low
sad good ordinary 55sd ordinary IS-lod. me
snecation and export and included 1000 American Re
cstnfs : O0O bales including l.lOo American. Futures
opsned quie and steady at the decline; American
1,fSdltrr ! m 3 iS64d sellers. May and June,
5 i6-64a5 1850 buyers June and July 4+iF5 lo-t+i
seit.rs- l2-isd sellers; and
Sr,bsr 4-4a5 sellers; september and October.
a a4G4 4664d buyers October and November 30 e4l
ID e.d sellers November and December 2sSsd sellers
T,srsnsr and January 2s6+d sellers January and Feb
-,,sr, D 64d sellers, February and March, 23-6i1
4 " a4d sell
New-York tribune., 1900-05-13
Railroads.
WEST SHORE R.R,

Trains leave Franklin ST. Station. y. Y. follows
and IS m later foot OF W. s2d ST.
.l..A5 p Nj. CONTINENTAL LIMITED. for Detroit
and Louis DiEiag Car
sS.I5 p M and ST Louis Limited
400 p Buffalo and Niagara Falls Express
.o:I5 p NJ Detroit and Chicago Express.
-Daiiy Except Sunday.
Timetables principal hotels and Offices BasEAss
sbccked from residence westcotts Express
G. Il LAMBERT General Passenger Agent ~ !.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-13

HARLEM DIVISION
O. u A ". and 355 = " Daily sunday. 10 Pitts
held sundays only 20 A. VI.
Pullman Cars all through trains.
Trains illuminated with Pursc1 Ligh--
riczet offices lis. 2s1 fl5 216 Broadway. Is
Union w. - Columbus Ave. 81 West l25th ST.
la5th St 13Sth York. 33s and 20
Fulton st and 1O4 ivav. E D.. Brooklyn
Telephone 800 SSH street s0r Nsw York central CAB
Service Baggage chec--i from residences
GEORGE .. LAN-ELs- G.ne-al PassenEer Agent,
New-York tribune., 1900-05-13
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r.

FOR The y EST
t-av. New YORK south tWAItsaau rertnina) -
&So' .TaIv n Ts'xcept sunday. .SundayA
CHICAGO. -i.3O tLlasrty street. onlyl 'lso p n
PrrTSBURG -430 a. n Liberty street oniy1. 'ass
p -CTISCTTSSrI ST. LOUIS --0vo :. n. -5-c p -
~ 10 night .,,x- -rr.r~S
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE 500 -l0oo Diner.
.3pG ('Royal Iluted' excivey Pullman Train Dinsr
anG Cafe -4JJ DINER, 'oSa p tJineri. and "l-Ie
night- NORFOLK. 100 p
~ train illuminated vIrn FtnrsCl Light
S-t,ss ~ l.. 9dI 484 I2S4 Broadway . Cnion sa
" l97 Bowery y. y S7i Fulton St. Brooklyn. White
hail and Liberty BasGase Checked
MOTEL o. residence destination.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-13

al the urpciDltariOn
rule although in sections of Texas and
Arkansas and that result n the more favorable cond
ons planting Of cotton has made good progress hut s
stu backward on the whole over large part OF me
South ii is claimed that the +erperature has been 700
Cotton special Llverpoo cahles-spot cotton
fair business doing sales so bales speculation and
middling 57sd. Futures opened easy iti
decline closed steady at l-843id net decline Decem-
March 423les May Mav-June 5.16ieh; June-Iuy.
5144s August 12s August September. 40 rs;
SeptemberOct5her ++5@b October-November. 4.33 ies
November-December, Ass
FLOUR AND MEAL1-Infuenced by sharp in
weak bur without further quotable arrng pat
quoted 81 oGs3 - winter straights 81 35s3 so
s2 7oas2 %: extra No winter 50 J5G
s. 65 no grade 81 5oaS "a spot ana 70 arrlve 90
choice to fancy 81 2o@s3 CORN MEAL-Fasy;
quoted Kiln dried, So 3oaS2 brand. C
MFAI-buii: quoted: Fine white yellow soc coarse.
S2as4c. F=31D-Quiet quoted: Spring spot.
sir % sacks arrive SIS 50:
s1s9slo latter white middngs. s16asls city. bran;
sIs 5oasl5 M hominy chop So oil meal SIG So lnseed
observation-disclosures operations n Sat
uriay much larger scale than usual for half
ton in which bad break in corn and favorable crop
advces had prominent place throughout the regular
weakness continued with last prices nc net
slight advance right at the
OPENING in sympathy with better SCI OF English cables
became ,e nervous and IN sylpatny m & Win rally IN
Il &c asked at oeiock Many local traders who bought
break among the most
sellers during the forenoon this being supplemented by
gave 10 anticipate any material change in
prspeSls s afnn o @ uls.
dry weather Northwest High temperatures ranged
throughout the section from the
southern wheat belt For present
this is considered favorable the crop but the bulls
on the lookout for hot wind stories from Kansas In the
future II the heat continues The local cash
Il was reported that Berlin mad wheat pressing fr sale
at sac under offerings from this country The French
New-York tribune., 1900-05-13

.ENNSYLVANIA

siI10aSS no VS. ts9t q WEST TNF;sTyTzsD syEEFR
10 The TesSln.s time from % ne.sro.-Sx ana
Cor Iornn5ds stresf- Is i've mia ate. ia;s-. than
siSti.n, sSeep. where f otheF@isr hrisr'aa aossa '
do u VI FAST MAiIA-Llmitsd 20 Two Buflet PArior
srs New York 20 PsbqIE sleeping Car PitisourH
aass W. SSsT Fsiio1 Ii5s6lrr and csv-.na
compar,me5 sIss, %, ea,ir.:.
Won Cars For chicago ci@veiand Tocio cIncinn2Ii-
i-55 -, p; VI cT5IcAGo AND ST LOUIS ExPEEss-
apa, SS tyia Cincinnati and Louisvis1 Indian
rs 1',If r. VI wEsTERN ExPREss.-For Chicago. For
7aa p - soTTTivFsrEr,,v FxPREss-Fur pits
srpv cleveland Cincinnati Louisvilie. Indian
ci,cl., y W PACIFIC ExPREss-For PIsszeurx and
PaTfe COR ror knoxvtIle, daily. via snenrndoar vaisy
s'.. So. p, W. MAI. AND ExPRFss Pullman su,s.
bJ TTp'ns ,ar New York Altoona Pits.
ccaShssa a'"' points Vest. daily except sunday Nd
80. WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
cDinr G % = and ITndS sr.ss y
Dssero-sez ana Cortland, s5rasts so, a. = Csne
n,Ds z ~ 5bnn Pf5l5 csT, ARD 5sTs Y F' M "a io = ssT
onrressonaI I'm " p =, 'P'nsnS ] aT' 49, a. ~. s.r 5s9 =
nirh, O'nne Carr. f5s Dining Cari. e-l5 H. Iaio
nrn. .fFRN ,s, RAIL.wAY-Expr-s- ss5 p isis
N1RFNIk aPs N.JS SyD wEs-rRN RAILwAY-var Mernpni.
ATT1NTIC =, -I,. COAST LNE@Ex5r' 8. s55 a AZ
oE5F~A5,ENEE 5ay- gT, OHIO RATLwAY--Tss a. week.
FIP ws.s 2Ln roI1T Cc,1EosT sra voRFoLK--T.5s q n
ATTs TzS.rTys N-r1y1 AI .r1 81 taiy ,-,..s-...
baisd Ss 'see'' & -s p 9 ~Ssa % s ssaaa:a
vreektav~
vv4St -v n ev Io-S ard Long Hra7ch Raroad ,rsr
fht-f Street Srarin1l. So a n. = 30
20 ;sr2on ,ps.b77e- ana ca-rI1nat s5re-s5 900
To:, rHI1 -,ri,Ti ,Dr.IraI. a, n . : ,. =
0sS-S md Corr 'andr Streets q 2N. ~ Is5
srS p.A "55 Psu@a- Ifr1teHO n 70 fDesnrn->Y
streets - PIN dining carr 10 y fTt1fg8
et-ss. p - - - CDeShrosses and Cor;lantr
III 2aA -. r : - : * Dining carr.
'i,P-TF err x .DiuirE Cs-l s. sH aS
n risd = 70 x f7,21 Tg1f9y1 -, = =" s5 pno
F3l. &55. - - aIrE Car. AZ Dining carr
- inning carr T55 SIS D. m - 70 night
cs-f 0Nc"s Nos. sfI TT1c PSI Broad
way Astor House Station.
stafions foot = Desor0S=~ and Cnrriandr St-eets
curry street. SGH Fulton Street. ~ Broadway a1t
M Ann-x Staton R-ookiy1. Station. Jersey
HF RE View York Transfer Company VIII call for
20 destination
Tslephona FIch-.anrh
road cab Service
J. g. ET-TCFTTNSON r WOOD
General Manager. { General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1900-05-13
Yester-

Geisn Coee santoscoffee market barely
stock $4,000 bags. Hamburg-Coffee market opened
changed at go p net unchanged u pfg higher
sales. l+ODO bags. HavreCoffee opened steady
and : fc higher; at y unchanged sales 5000 bags
January .....-.-.,.... - July .......... - 75
.-ofua-y tt.lO August
March 80 - september
Apr as - October
May ~ - November
June -4450 December 90
R!o-Cofree market steady; No Rio $3.50 exchange
l532d; receipts 5000 bags cleared for the United
states. 1000 stock Us OGO bags.
statistical pasi+i,r r,rs,jlJar -
New-York tribune., 1900-05-13

Receipts OF breadsufrs interior points in thousands
last three cphers OOO omitted -four bbis grain hush
Foj
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-03-31
At the Orpheum.

The HOganites seemed none the
worse last evening for their strenuous
efforts in the ball game. Flushed with
the success of his great catch at center
field, Hogan added to his laurels by
making several decided hits from the
stage. The plucky game put up By the
company has helped TO make them
still more popular, apparently, as ev-
eTything went with a howl last night.
Tonight, Of course, will bring a pack
ed house, and the popular children S
matinee will bring out a crowd OF lit
tie ones. The usual conditions will pre-
vail this afteTnOon-any reserved seat,
% cents; adults, 80 cents, and after all
the chairs have gone, first come best
served. Elaborate preparations are
being made for next weeks program
Rehearsals are going on daily. Uncle
Toms Cabin should sell every seat and
the management promises another
grand minstrel program with entirely
new specialties before the engagement
closes.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-03-31
ATHLETIC CONTESTS.
Winners In Events at the Y. NJ. c. n.
Last Night.

Athletic contests at the Young Mems
Christian Association last night drew
a big crowd. II was the frs in 4
series Of three contests for medals and
prizes and interest in the events is
very strong. Many ladies were pres
ent last evening and the winners OF
the games We're heartily applaudcd
John Moore made the highest score
with 2l0 points out of a possible 500
The contests were five in number
and in each a number of young men
entered The five were the hitch kick
springbOard jump, rope climb, eighteen
feet long, with points for speed; rope
skip, a hundred skips, with points fol-
speed; and potato race. The second
contest will be on May 4th, and the
third on June 1. Last night the win
ners were as follows:
Potato race-F'red Wright, first, time
1:4S; Freeth, second, time 1:55.
Rope clhnb-D. Sllvey, Z seconds;
second, Elrath, 9 As seconds.
Hitch kick-John Moore, first, feet
inches; Fred Wright and Elrath tied
for second place, feet, inch.
Rope skip-Freeth, first, "a seconds
Skunk, second, Al seconds.
SpringbOard jump-Fred Wright anC
J. Moore tied for first, feet, IL inches
second. King, 8 feet, 9 inches.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-03-31
Auction Sale
DELINQUENT STOCK
IN THE
Maunalei Sugar Co., Ltd.

The holders Of the Maunalei Sugar
Co., Ltd, stock, hereunder described,
are hereby notified that the following
delinquent stock will be sold at Public
Auction at II o'clock noon on Monday.
April I'd, at the salesroOm of Jas.
+. Morgan, 80 Queen street, Honolulu.
unless the assessments, with interest
thereon. are paid before the above date,
and, unless the receipts from said sale
are sufficient TO fully cover all delin-
quencies and costs, each delinquent
shareholder viii be held personally LA
BILE for the balance due on his shares:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-03-31

The reports Of the Colombian Gov
eminent TO the effect that the rebellion
has been crushed are contradicted by
cable and mail advices received in New
YORK by DIT. a. Diaz Guerrero, which
tell OF insurgent victories at several
places. The serious state OF affairs in
Colombia is further demonstrated By
the order sent out by the Minister OF
War at Bogota TO all reserve army
officers 20 report Immediately for duty.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-03-31
NEW HOSPITAL
Promoters to Meet Next
Wednesday.
Draft Of the Proposed Bylaws to
Be Submitted for Con-
sdsrati0H.

tl, hospital Tor the care % llcl.iu- Is.
and The relief of those excluded from
other hospitals in Honolulu. will be
held on next "Wednesday afternoon at
, o'clock for the purpose Of e.eCrng Of
1 hcers and adopting bylaws. The
meeting viii be held at the office of
/ Hawaiian Trust q Investment Co., Ltd,
al which time the following draft Of
I bylaws Will be submitted for cOnsid-
Grafton:
BY Laws Of the Victoria Hospital
Association.
Article 1.-The Victoria Hospital is
! established for the care and treatment
I of persons suffering from incurable
diseases, except leprOsy.
Article II-Ihere shall be five % d.
rectors, who shall be elected by the
members Of the association, and who
shall serve for one year, and until their
| successors are elected.
Article III-Three 80 of the direct
| Ors shall serve as president, secretary
and treasurer Of the association, re-
| spectively, as may be decided by the
members.
Article lN-Anyone paying 10 dollars
| $50 70 the association shall be men-
Der thereof for one year.
Article N-Any benevolent, chart
table, or religious society contributing
twenty-five dollars $3.50 to the treas
ury shall be represented in the assO-
citation by a delegate, -uO shall be a
member thereof.
Article NI-The directors shall ap-
/ point a board of i've 90 persons, who
sudl. be managers of the hospital, and
have authority 10 expend such moneys
as are furnished by the directors for
! the conduct of the hospital, including
| the purchase of food, medicine and
| furniture, and the employment Of nee
/ essary assistance.
Article NlI-The directors shall have
authority TO appropriate moneys from
l the funds in the treasury, from time 70
I time, as may be necessary for the
maintenance of the hospital.
Article NIlI-Unti such tine as all
/ persons afflicted with diseases other
! than incurable are admitted to other
/ hospitals, the Victoria Hospital will be
/ open 20 them under the discretion OF
/ the board Of managers.
/ Article IX-The board OF managers
shall have full authority 20 decide
whether or nOc any applicant for adj
mission TO the hospital shall be admit
ted, and shall have power % remove
any patient from the hospital.
Article X-Five 90 members with
/ three 80 directors shall constitute a
\ quorum of the association for the
| transaction Of all matters o. business
Article XI-Meeti1gs may be called
az any time by the president or secre-
tary.
These bylaws may be amended OF
added TO at any meeting.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-03-31
JAS. MORGAN
lUo22a md Broker.
So Queen Street.
, d. 3sE 5'A. Tslarlone u

At my Auction Rooms,
AT Il O'CLOCK NOON,
The following stocks and bonds, viz:
2Ij shares Of Wa.anae Company, par
value, 500.
II shares OF Oahu Railway & Land
Co. stock, par value, 500. Oahu Rail-
way * Land Co. bonds, S7S.500.
Also the following Live Stock, Car
riages and Harness, viz:
l Mare (Mollie).
l Mare and Colt.
1 Horse.
1 Mich Cow (Jersey).
1 Double Carriage with Pole.
1 Surrey with Pole.
1 PhaetOn with Pole.
1 Wagon.
2 Sets of Double Harness.
3 Sets of Single Harness.
Live Stock all well bred. and Vehicles
and Harness in good order.
For further particulars apply 10 +.
". Macfarlane, for the Trustees Of thu
Estate of H. A. Widemann, at judo
Building, or
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-03-31
A. V. GEAR,

Treas. MauHalei Sugar Co, Ltd.
Honolulu, March IS. 1909.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-09-13
Tonight's City Government Meeting.

ht the regular meeting uf the city
government, tonight, several things If
Importance are t0 be considered. one
VA the matters is the proposed changes
of Commercial street. The store keep
rrs on the west side Of Water street
have been anxious to have repairs
made for long time. Their complaint
is that in the winter the water from
the melting snow runs into their stores
md damages the stock Of goods.
At a hearing before the committee
on sewers and highways held in the
spring, much evidence was introduced
10 establish their claims. The neccs-
sity for some repairs WIS then shown.
one plan favored was To have the
street dished leaving the center lower
Than the sides. Just what will b. done
il not t1 be made public until after
the meeting.
Several other matters Of importance
are to be considered and the meeting
promises to be Of more than ordinary
interest.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-09-13
Bridge No. a viii Be Completed. Today.

Street Commissioner Wellmau win
complete the work on Bond bridge, M.
A. today. When this work is Cpmplct-
cd the last sign of the ravagos Of last
springs freshet viii have disappeared
After the high waxr period in that Sec
ton was over an account Of stock
showed every bridge to be in bad con-
diGon. After the bridges We're replac-
Cd an Investigation showed that the
abutments of bridge No. 4 We're hard
~ safe When the bridge was remov-
ed, that the mas]ns might begin to
relay the stone work, the abutmcnts
fell in of their own accord. New foun-
dations We're built and by tonight the
bridge viii be in better condition than
ever.
The next move will be to rebuild the
abutments Of the bridge on the Burns
road These abutments are 5 feet high
by this an idea may be gained Of the
amount Of work on hand.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-09-13
The HALLOWEEN CLUB
viii Give a Grand Ball fer City Hospital.
Wednesday Evening. Oct 81.

The Halloween club was organized
in this city, last evening. for the cx-
press purpose Of giving a grand Halo
we'en ban at City han "Wednesday
evening, oct. 81. for the benefit Of the
Augusta City Hospital The following
officers Were elected: Pres, Mrs. win
H. Johnson, vice pres, Mrs Jessie
Brown: treas. Mrs +. 5. Hobbs; sec.
Miss Ada Nichols.
The club starts out with a member
ship of between $50 and 100 and means
business. The officers are hustlers and
every member Of the club has appoint
cd himself or herself a committee Of
one To see that the ball is a grand sue
cess. As the plans are completed they
Will be announced to the public ana it
is safe to predict that City hail. On the
evening of oct. 31. Will nv -,racrd by as
large ana representative d gathering
as it has ever seen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-09-13
Hearts Of Oak.

IT VIII probably he some time h,fur,
another attraction as strong ana aS u..l
presented as "tie4rjs of OAK" will By.
staged lit the Opera house \nt h.cau-.
Manager owen has not booked good COM
rauit+. but because every situation wa-
taken advantage of hy ono NJ thc strong
cst companies that HAS been hcrc Iur
years.
L. r. sullivan as Terry Dennisou aud
James Horne as Ruby Darrell. the lovers
Of Chrystal the part taken nv Sarah
Whitcheld. were unusually strong. TH,
part Of ChrystaI could not have fallen
into better hands. and before the even!a.
Was half over, the eyes Of those in The
audience. to use owen Galloways" On
preston, were pumping salt water"
Nat =. Jones was very strong as owen
Galloway Every time he moved or spoke
ne created a salt breeze and the barnac.os
stuck out all over his person. His com
plnion. Uncle Davy, was typical man
in his dotagc as presented hv Thoma-
Hunter These principals We're -pIendidIy
supported hy a strong company such a-
viii always find favor with local audi
ences ana assure n crowded house.
The scenic effects especially IN the first
act. when a third-rlass lighthouse warned
ships away from a rugged coast agains.
which waves were audibly breaking. We're
realistic The only speciality work was
that done by the Hearts of Oak quar-
tct of male voices. Their singing met
with such favor that at one time it looked
As though the greater part of the evening
would be taken up by their response to
hearty and -p1l-dp-cryp1 rnCtrpS T3Iz.r
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-09-13
The Faie Of Misses Gould and Nor i'll.

II + recent letter ' i;"N- herman
III l\l '.'-''h "i iH.+ '-lS. lt'N. '- h-
i'''''-,'' III i'.'@, ''' .'IIt5! 'H.Ll'E .''-
,,' - -,,.. -,'''' NH NJ.
.7'' ''H' ''ir9 "'''.S "' ,h' 'd''.
.L '"' -'-"Ine MISSIONARIES l'.h M
"h.m nave friends ln Augusta amt one
o- whom NM spoken un missionary
work in tn" congregational chapel.
mi "'iI "AIch hI1 Som" I" uS in
regard t' thr TATE n thc missionaries
Il 4'd '-tiAE-Iu' Mf. flth'n' Misses
"i''INI ana "ouId. gives u5 "a" GraNrrt
arpf"h'n-l'n'. IN" cah.cEram which
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-09-13
"A Mix White Flag n

one NJ the prominent comedy rryiv-
aIs XVII the season Will bc Dunno N
Ryl.ys biE production Nj Chas. II
Hoyts spectacular military farce, "A
Milk White Flag"
THESE entcrprising managers promise
p make this production noteworthy in
every respect. A swell military band
and operate orchestra will enhance the
merit Of the musical program.
~ MIX White Flag comes to the
Opera house. on Saturday evening.
sept, -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-09-13
AMUSEM EMS.
Great Comedy al Opera House. Tomorrow
Night

Seats arc selling fast for What Hap
pencd To Jones" at Partridge 's-thc
laughahlc thrrc-act comedy which will
be seen for the first time in Augusta.
al the opera house. On tomorrow even
ing. George II. H-oadhursts farce.
What Happened to Jones. is drscrib-
~ as a "hilJritus suiiici.ucy' III there
is such thing known Ii anltnmists
as muscles Nj visibility what happens to
the audience when they see Jones is
certainly strain upon them. This
great success. and the best evidence
that Jones is a success. is the fact
that big crowds go to see it in every
town II is played is simply a spirited.
brightly written. well constructed bit
Of nonsense presented by a capable
company of players. All that happens
- Jones is due to the desire of the pu-
Ilce 70 lay hands upon An offender u
the incidents Of a lively evening H..
finds in the home NJ a hen-peckrd cul-
lcEc professor, WHO has black ryc tl
account ION tl th" head uf the hOus..
The fugitive Jones mlsqu,rades as hi-
hosts brother, an Australian bishop.
ana has abundant chance To prove hi-
ability as a cheerful liar The rrll
bishop arrives. and is prosecuted as an
ESCAPED luuatic ana an imrostcr. Prct-
ty girls. a crrdulous mother and
maiden aunt are mixed up in a ceas--
less string of entanglemcnts through
which the shameless Jones lies chce--
fully and with total disregard for the
comfort Of the sufferers And at last
all ends With the proper explanations
ANA matings
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-09-13
What Shall NE Have for Dessert.

This question arises in tho fanny ev-
cry day. Let ua answer 1t today. Try
Jell-O, delicious and healthful dessert.
Prepared in two minutes. No boiling! no
baking! simply add boiling water and
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