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Hutchinson gazette., 1900-05-03

pudiation Of them in the speeches OF
the republican leaders In Congress- in
discussion of the Philippine aud Porto
Rico questions, We see In the estab-
lishment by the republican admins.
tratlon Of colonial system of govern
ment oyer uncoOsentlng people and
the denial TO those of the guarantees
Of human rights contained in tho fed
eral constitution and the abandon.
ment OF republIcaniem for imperialism
and milltarism and abrogatIon Of the
grandest charter Of human rights ever
given to mankind, We declare that
the flag and the constitution are of
right inseparable, and, therefore, wher-
ever the flag goes the guarantees Of
the constitution should 20 with II and
we denounce 40 traitors to the repub
lie the republican members y Of the
House and Senate and the president
of the United States for separating
the Nag from those great principles Of
which 1t has ever been the emblem.
Resolved, That we have no language
to express our detestation and abhor-
ence for the brutal and inhuman war
waged by the English government for
the destruction Of the South African
republic and,
Resolved, That the chief of the
Transvaal republic commands our SYM
pathy and admiration for the heroic
defence he Is making for The preserya-
tion OF free representative government
in South Africa
Resolved, That IL Is the sense of this
convention that all the forces that are
opposed to corporation rule, imperial
ism and militarism AZ represented by
the republican party, should be Con -
bined in the coming campaign, and
that in the selection of candid
ates, such distribution should be made
as will secure the hearty corporation
of all such forces
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-05-03

A DUvAL campaign club was organ.
ized in this city Saturday night, with
Mr.. Geo. lryan as president. A large
campaign fund was subscribed, largely
from among the travelling men, and
clubs will be organized as rapidly as
possible. Mr., Duval has offered his
resignation to the Wholesale Grocery
Co., and within month will devote
his entire time to the campaign.
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-05-03

The greatness and necessity of a
change in the management of railroads
is beginning to dawn very clearly to
some people even on the other side of
the Alleghanys, The Philadelphia
Star observes: According to recent
tabulati0ns, less than a dozen men are
in control Of the railways of the
United States The statement Is
freighted with great considerations.
Over $4,000 miles Of railroad with n
capitalization OF nearly four billions
of dollars are in the domination
of this dozen men. The railroads are
the life artery Of the country. AS the
railroads are managed so the country
develops. The railroad genius Is an
American product, No other land
knows the art OF sowing the land with
feeders Of roads and pouring them all
into one mighty artery in touch with
all the world at an ocean port. The
method is American. But 1t is pass
ing into dozen hands. We are prob
ably in either the last stage of pri
vate railroad control or in the 6ual de
velopmentof railroad service. Every.
where else this combining tendency Is
in the hands or in process of passing
into the hands Of the national govern
ments Here, in America alone, we
have gene no farther than a mutter-
ing of what the government ought to
do The managers of these princely
operating under fran
chises, are the astutest of men. The
harvests of the country, the industries
of the country are under their thumb. |
The prosperous industries could fall in.
to bankruptcy in weeks under their !
frown. A States grain could rot in
the gamers il they gave the nod.
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-05-03

SHE HOLDS HER HEAD TOO HIGH,
ny Ella WHEELER WILCOX,

Goddess OF Liberty, llston
Listen, say, and look
10 the sounds and sights OF sorrow
This side Of Sandy Hook,
Your eye IL searching the distance,
You ARE holding your toron too high
TO see tho slaves that are fettered, -.
Though close Ut your feet they lle~W
And tho cry of the suffering stranger
Has reached your ear and your breast.
But you do not heed tho wall that comes
From the haunts Of your own oppressed
Goddess Of Liberty, foIlowi
Follow mo whore lead
Como down into the sweat-shop
And look on the work OF greed
Look on the faces OF children
Old before they were born!
Look on the haggard women,
OF all sex graces shorni
Look on the mon God help us
II this ls what II means
To bo men IN the land OF freedom
And live like mere machinery
Goddess Of Liberty, answer
How can the slaves Of Spain
Find freedom undor your banner
While your own stIll wear the chOinP
Loud 10 tho screoch Of the eagle,
And boa0tful the voice OF your drnms'
But thoy do not silence the wall Of despair
That rises ont Of your slums.
What viii you do with your conquosts,
And how shall your hoats ba fed,
While our streets arc filed with dospcrO
Crying for work or bread, Ithrong
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-05-03
HUTCHINSON RENO COUNTY, KANSAS THURSDAY MAY g. 1900

and Mr., Bryan WAS again introduced
for few remarks, Here he spoke in
a conversational tone, and took q very
different line Of talk. II was not a
stump speech OF campaign talk but
more like what would be expected of a
college professor, One thing that
struck us forcibly WIS this"I do not
want TO appear before you claiming to
be an uDsellish man, A man who
claims that 10 one Of whom we should
be suspicious, We are all selfish, but
as see 1t there are two kinds Of self
ishness, One Is that kind which
prompts man to help himself by injur-
Ing others. The other IL that which
would help oneself by raising the gem
eral plane, never expect to see con-
ditions 80 good we will not see chance
for Improvements. We should never
get beyond striving for the better If
we had all the measures brought to
fruition we are now advocating, we
would then see other things to strive
for" Unfortunately a thunderstorm
came up which cut short this address.
But in the interval Of three years we
can see that Mr., Bryan has grown,
There appears almost no limit to the
development Of this wonderful man
who is as as%onderlul physically as men
tally.
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-05-03

Bolivar, Mo-, April 3O.-Prince
Wells, an unmarried man about 25
years of age, was found dead under o
trestIc about 100 yards south of the
Frisco depot in Bolivar early yester-
day morning. He was first noticed
by freight crew about $3.50 o'clock
and had been dead several hours. II
we at first supposed he was killed
by train, but the position of the
body when found and the distance
from the trestle to where the body
lay makes this theory improbable,
and it is believed by many that he
was killed by some person.
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-05-03

Tacoma, Wash, May 1.-The north
half of the Colville Indian reserva.
tion opened for settlement today
The district contains rich agricul-
tural timber and mineral lands, and
boomers are rushing across the line
The district comprises million and
a half acres of land. The ceded min.
eral portion of the district is known
to contain immense bodies of low
grade ores.
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-05-03

JudgeWheeler of the United States
circuit court in New York gave de-
cision Monday in the case of the Uni
versity of Oxford against the Will.
more-Andrews Publishing Company,
restraining the latter from the use
OF the designation "Oxford Bible"
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-05-03

Now since you need some dishes, 90
and visit Brehns and get some at those
reduced prices.
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-05-03
HUTCHINSON MARKETS.

Butter: Country, 15o.
Eggs: &c.
Country Lard: 7Hc.
Chickens, Hens 6nc;
Grain.
Wheat-N02 2, Soc.
Corn-Mixed SOC; white 3Oc.
Bran-6Jc per cwt.
Shorts-75c per cwt.
Hay-Baled %. 90.
Chop-6Oc; mixed,7Oc.
Live stock.
CAttle-.Butchcrs' steers, $3.75 to $4.9S; fat
COWS $500 to l3.o5; yearllng stockers, per head,
sls. 90 TO $22.Cc.
Hogs-$4.7 to $S5
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-05-03

George Lewis Bradbury has as.
Pumed the duties of president of the
Kansas City Southern Railroad.
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-05-03

Passengers arriving in Chicago can by
the New Union Eleva ted Loop, reach
any part of the CITY; or for five cent
are can be taken Immediately to any Of
the large stores of the down town dis
triCt.
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-05-03

spectacles scientifically fitted at
Plank's.
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-05-03
Dry Goods
Millinery
and Shoes
Mems Wear
Carpets,
and Notions.
'EGNX\INS
May 3, 1900.

gse who have been through the largest dry goods stores or
MARTINI Linen Department Coa nd
unlimited assortment low honest prices studied attention on
'e 10 please our customers has gained department
splendid reputation The best looms of Scotland ireland Germany and Aus
thoe OF thls country contribute
linen are warranted Union linen and cotton
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-05-03
Human Character

10 a combination Of tho Chrlsillks and
the devlIlsh. Therefore, this paper Is
not run altogether as Sheldon would run
w. and only partly as tho devil would
more OF tho former than the latter, ws
hope.
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-05-03

Of this paper 10 TO catch the events as
they are cut down by Father Time and TO
touch them up With sunShluo whom
possible, with cloud when we can't help
II, and throw In q little devlltry whom
occasion offers, =,
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COLORED SCHOOLS.
LIST OF HONOR PUPILS
A SUCCESSFUL SESSION
Many Happy Little Ones.

The following is a list of the success
full pupils in the Richmond Public
Schools, Prof. w. F. Fox. superinsend.
ent for the session ending June 18th:
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I'D DOMINION srEAMsp HOO

DAILY LlnE For NEW YORK, ErcrPr suro.w
& raSsenSeu can leave Richmond daiIy excsa,
Sunday via Chesapeake and Oht rrttwsy
r. M, or Richmond and Perertl,nr1 a.
1oao. tNorfolk asd Western routF o 90 a "
SonHechee at Norfolk with Old Dom9ni
Lene steamer sailing same evening al =
clock for New YORK
tickets on sale zt Richmond Transfer e.
ppSxnn5 3, w east Main Street; Chesapeake are
On aio railway and Richmond aud Petersbv -
IsLroSd depots, and at eonpany's effioe' isis
. 49, MAID street. Richmond. Baggage chscEss
s sIt rev York and all peirts beyond can n
ehipped by Steamers sailing from RIcS y,o,s,
every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY a., FRI
"a az 500 M This steam er carriea steeS
age passengers only 'seet
- manifest closed one hour before zafItns or,.
frelght received and forwarded and thro1.s
olus OF ladtng issued for al northern. caste,
ana foreign ports. eNs'e"
FROM NEW YoRKv
PASSENGERS can leave daily except On, A.,
nsf lSaturday NJ TO Eorfol or Ola
rclDt comfort conneetiuR with NorfoiE srS
western railroad or Chess peake ana ohio
Ercishs Tor Richmond BY steamer via No,
rUiz Mendays and Wednesdays 100 Pm SAL
RIAL sallip 1S from oemPany's pier. No Eor,s
ntSe. Loot OF Beach Street. Freight neoei YEA
ma forwarded daily except SUNDAY
'or turther informant ton apply q
JOHN.F MAYER, AReutn
1912 east Main street
Richmond, We
v. L. 9 uiilaudea, Presidert New Yo-k
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YORK RIVER LINE, WEST ~ ro1s1
The Fsvorite Route North.

LEAVE RIcHM0ND
Train No. l6, 80 M
BALrIMoRE LIMITED, Daily, except sunday,
for West Point, and intermediate stations
days and Fridays with steamer for Baisi-
more.
Train No. 16, 80 p. N.
Lee AL ExPREss, Mon wednes & Fridays, for
WeE Point and intermediate STA tons. CON.
hl>Ns with stage at Lester manor to Walker
tSS ana Tappahannock: also at West Point
WyGh steam ers for Baltimore. Stops at all sta
ti9Ra.
Train No. "a. SEQ A II.
LOCAL MIXED, leaves daily, except SUNDAY
from Virginia street Station for West Point
and intermediate stations, connecting With
stage at Lestor manor for WalkertoR and Tap
pahannock,
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
nection from Baltimore except Mondays.
l0:4S am. Sundays and Moadays
$40 d m. Daily, except sunday from West
Point and intermediates stations.
Steamers leave West Point daily except
Sundays $50 p. NJ. arriving Baltimore 500 a
m. Returning leave Baltimore 300 p m,
daily except Sundays arriving Richmond
steamers call at Gloucester Point and
Almonds Wharf, Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays; Yorktown and Clay Bank, Mon
days. Wednesdays and Fridays.
@. w. WEsTBURY,
Travelling Passenger Agent,
a20 e. katn St Richmond, Va.
J. n. GULF, WA. Turk,
1rAfac Manager. cen. R&ss. Aga
FRANK 8. CANNON.
Third vice-Presidont and General Manage
Washington, ID. @.
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Southern Railway
SCHEDULE
IN EFFECT APRIL 2ND, 1900.
Trains I,aayes Richmond, Va.


IN EFFECT APRIL 2ND, 1900.
Trains Leaves Richmond. Va.
uoOrx. ne II SOUTHERN EXPRESS daily
40 Atlanta Augusta jackson Vile. and
Loints South sleeper for Danvtlle.
Greensboro. salisbury. .nd Charlotte
Sleeper open at Richmond $3.50 D. m
Stops Ar passengers At local stations.
Connects At panville aEd Charlotte.
with New. York and Florida Express
(No 57) carrying through sleepers be
tween New York and Tampa. with con-
nectiops for all Florida points, alse
connects at Danville, Charlotte with
the washington anc sou thwcetern Lin
tied (Eo so carrying through sleepsrs
BETH New York and N sshvilIe New
York AID Memphis and new Yorh and
New Orleans. also. Pullman Tourtst
sleeper Mon avs, Wednesday, ana FRI
Tith.ut change, with connections for
all points In Texas, Mckee ana Cali
forniz
iotte, n. G, Connects At Moseley win
Farmville and Powhatan railroad at
KeysVille for Clarksvtlle. Oxford, Hen
derson and Durham and AZ Sreenspore
for Durham, Raleigh. and Winston
salem, at Danvtlle with NO. IS Unitec
States Fast Mail, solid train, daily foi
new Orleans and points south, Whicf
carries sleepsrs New York TO New Or
leans ana New York to Jacksonville
and Miami for Nassau Habsna, Cuba
Through main sleeper Ssnspury. 20
Mem phis via OF Asheville and Chatta-
nooga.
90 p. NJ, NO IL, LOCAL, daily except SUNDAY
for Keysville and intermediate poinh
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
8 as I'm, from Atlanta Augusta. AsAeville
8 40 p. n, from Keysville and local stations.
LOCAL FRKIsHT TRAINS
NOS. 81 and 50. between Manchester and Ne
apolis. Va
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49, = AcAA oSHsS u 2AhOAFALs
8 h Grammar Grsde-Mr. Albert v.
Norrell, teacher-First honor pupils :
Mary Graves, Lille Holmes.
Pupils neither absent nor tardy :
William Dixon, Walter Green, Oler-
ence Grifis, Charles McOxaw, Corn ella
Littlepage.
9th Gram mar-Miss Rosa B. Brooks
teacher-Neither absent nor tardy /:
James Grey, Frank Pervau, Mart6s
Henderson, Sarah Johnson, Christine
Miller, Lottie Smith, Addie Stanton
Marie Stokes, Aurora Toler, Augusta
Johnson.
4th Grammar-Miss Lena V. Ishan.
teacber-First honor pupils: Lillian
Harris, Christopher Williams.
Pupils neither absent nor tardy: Ed +.
ward Robinson, Christopher Williams.
Clara Archer, Luells Bacon, Emma
Bailey, Lillian Harris, Aseilena Kemp.
Amanda Nelson, Mary Thomas.
Srd 0rammsr--Misa Bessie Z. Whit
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honest persons to Represents us al Mana.
se s. IN. IN this and close by counties Sal.
S eox, 49, year and expenses. Straight.
pSrmanent. Our references, any bank IA
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q ~ Chesa peake aao
Ass Ohio RaiIway.
T.. kOUIE.
Schedule in Effect June II. 1900, From.
Richmond.


Schedule in Effect June II. 1900, From
Richmond.
LEAVE BROAD-sTREET STATION
TOO. m. except sunday lcesl for Newport
News, Old Point and Norfolk. Psrlor
s;po a m. daily "Fsst Line" for Newport
News, Ole Point, Norfolk aRd Ports
mouth Parler car This train stops
t:9O D IA q, daily lorai for Newport News
OF Point, Norfolk ana bort mouth.
ESQ q. m, except SUNDAY, local to Clifton
Forge
ciali' With arlor' ara &c Va Hot sprxs
ans White sulphur afo iripF I ar
west sf Gerdsn.yil mea a a
carte CorLects fer Ora ge, Cslverton,
Manassas and Washington.
e:co p. M, Daily Limited. to Cincinnati,
Lou sville, and Sc. Louis. Pullman
sleeping cars. connects for Virginia Hot
$3.50 p. ~. GordOnsv,lle Accommodation, ez-
1880 p. M, paH'y,F nv, to Cincinnati aud
Louisville Pullman sleeping ar. Con-
nteis Ter Virbin:a Hot Springs.
LEAVE EIGHTH ST. STA TION.
1880 q. m, Daily for Ly nchburg, Lexington,
and Clifton Forge. Connects EXCEPT
sunday, with Bnekingl an and Ate
rene branches aud for New Csstle daily
600 m. except Saturday end sundaN Cad
stone ccor n ods,ion. On satuidsy
VIII leave ats p. n.
TRAINS ARRIVE BROAD STREET
STATION.
$50 a. m. e1capt Sunday, from Gordonsvilie
ESQ a. ~, and SaSp n daily, from Cincin-
matt ano Boui vile,
IL rs q m 4 so p. m. except Suudav AMI 1915
y. m, fr m Norfolk sud o d z siut.
Is p. NJ, excep. Suscav from Htnto1.
5 10 e ~, Ezceps SUNDAY, from Clifton
Forge.
TRAINS ARRIVE EIGHTH STREET
STATION.
s4lA- ~. EzcepI sunday from G adston Q
aud Alberene
e. p -, patty from Lynchburg, Lexington
aud Clifton Forge, Sno except sun
day from New Castle. aud kcsney.
For detaiisd 10 fern ttian, coun -cttons. q c q,
apply at Richmond Transfer flee, No Dos
east Main street Chesapeake aut Ohio Pas
senger Ofice No. soc east NJ in st 'eet; sta
ton Ticket OHIO S, er address
JOHN u POTTS,
Ass't- General Passenger Agent.
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VIRGINIA NAVIGATION
CoMPANY's JAMEs-RIvER J.INH

To Norfolk, Portsmouth, Old Point, Newport
News, Claremount, and James River lan6inRa
and connecting at Old Point and Norfolk 10
Washington, Baltimore and the North.
STEAMER PoCAKeNTAs LEAVES MONDAY, WEE
NRsDAY AND FRIDAY AT A. NJ.
Electrto-cars direct 10 wharf. Fare only 81 q
and Newport News. Music by grand orches
trton. =
Freight received daily from above-namss
places and ALI poinss In Esstern Virginis ans
North Csrolina. Coo,
IRWIN wEIsYGER,
Superintendss
EDWARD 4. BARNEY
Presi(e
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IL i X L FREDBRIoKsBuse
d PoroMAc.
0'nsuuie IN Effect June 8, 1900.
LEAVE BYRD at. STATION

LEAVE BYRD st. STATION.
s2s A. NJ. Daily, for wash,.
POINTS North stops :, Vilfo-S
SSsorlcksourg aud Quaatica
to- man sleepers to Washings
s.oAN son snd New York
~ 49, ousoay only, foe washingto,
and points North. ssopi ss Ril
%, Glen Allen, AshIand Tax-
Iponsvilie, Boswell, nuther Glen
Peoola, Milford, Woodsjsnaa'
Sulnea Sumnit. Fredericfs,
nnnrg, Brooke, widevs alter ana
o.ol NJ 9Santico. Buffet Plrior car
NJ ysLy, except SUNDAY. for
MNhlngton and toints North
stops at Elbs, Glen Allen. Ash
sseets ng sad Quantico. B9f-
-" M ppaiiy except SUNDAY, for
sM,ssbinstsn and point u NORTH
StopS az klba, Glen Allea Ash
Iand, boswell, Milford, Fred
slicksours anc Quartico Ruf
S err car. Connects with
Ven gress onal Limited at
7;+S r. M, D.ily for washington .ue
pothts north Stops at Elbs
AshIand, boswell, Milford Fred
erlcksour&. Brooke WIdewster
s AUG Qnantico. Stops ether sta.
W %oSS to New YORK slesp p
washington to fhiladelphin.
ARRIVE BYRD-STRERr SrArIeS.
A. M Daily; stops st Whitewater.
tnIooke, Fredericksburg, Mi.
Iord, boswell, Ashland, ana
Elos stops at other stations
piays. Sleeper New York 20
sos Pm. Daily, except Sunday. stcps a,
Vel, Ashls nd, Glen Alien ana
Hoa. Buffet Parlor car.
O'0o M Daily. Steps only at Fred'ksburs
Dosweli, Ashland and ElbS
ruiman cars from New YORK
s..n-p ,r and washington
sa'r' M RPa adHyt. Stops 4 widsw.tsI,
r,.o Fredericksburg, sum.
NIT, Suinea, Woodlands Ma.
-ord, Penola, Ruther Glen Doa-
wei, Tsylorsvtlle, Ashissd.
Sien Allen, and Elba. Buffes
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS.
DAILY except Sunday
sISA n. Leaves EIba for Qu.ntico
NV r M Leaves Byrd st. for FrederisSs
SOP. n, Leaves Elbs for Ashisna.
so A. NJ Arrives Elba from Ashland.
~ lives FrNS BYRD street Station frena
.e'O0 r M Arrives Eiba from Ashland
5. a. L. Through Trains.
Over O. 6 o. and e. F. & P. Railroad
Via boswell.
LEAVE BROAD STREET STATION
60. d %
re- o;lo A M, Daily, for Washington and
points north. Stops at boswell
fredericksburg and Qaantico
IoImaa slsSpers to New
o;Se r M Daily, for Washington and
points North. Stops &C boswell.
fredericksburg and QaaDttco
pullman sIeepers to New York,
ARRIVE BROAD STREET STATION
&c. & o.
2;So p NJ, Datly. Stops at Fredericps.
purg and boswell SIeeper
4V'"V Ii Dsiiy. stops at FrederIcksbur0
ana boswell. sIeepers from
TT nWP: TAYLoR, Traffic Manager -
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plete. Dear old Kathryn's eyes were so
bewitching. And she was really beau
tiful, you know. And such times a. wa
had" Just then Kathcyn's accredited
companion put the interloper wise and
his pipe went out.-New York Teie-
graph.
The great Lafayette was honored in
an especial manner by b. r. Keith al
the conclusion of his five months en-
gagement over the Keith circuit. On
the final evening of his engagement
at the New York house Lafayette, to-
gether with a few friends, boarded q
special train chartered by Mr.. Keith,
and went 10 Boston. The party was
conveyed 10 Mr.. Keiths yacht and the
members warmly greeted by the con-
tinuous manager. The yacht started
on two days cruise, and thoroughly
delightful time was enjoyed by all on
board. lafayette, before sailing for
Europe, expressed himself as thorough
ly charmed by the lavish entertainment
given in his honor, and he looks upon
Mr.. Keith as prince among managers
Lafayotte's engagement oven the Keith
circuit Was phenomenaily successful.
II lasted twenty weeks, and the enter
taineE was offered liberal terms to ex-
tend II, bat had to refuse, owing to an
exclusive engagement at the big Hippo
drome In London. for which he will re-
ceive 81 900 per week.
The Lyceum Company, an organlza-
ton formed 20 finance and support Sir
Henry Irving, has, says Hillary Bell,
lost so much money that II Is III peril
OF dissolution. There IL indeed no dam
ger OF bankruptcy for this friendly part
nership with art, for the stockholders
are rich men, one OF them being tho
Prince OF Wales. Their venture had no
business element in T. When Sir Hem
ny fell liz IL was discovered that his
malady was occasioned By worry over
his declining popularity and consequent
loss Of receipts. An investigation set
about by his friends disclosed the fur
Their fact that unless something was
done for his immediate rescue Mr.. IT.
wing would be compelled TO close the
Lyceum and disband his famous COM
pany. The organization was capital
lied like Lpton's teas; the stock was
bought by admirers Of the actor. Sir
Henry. thus encouraged recovered his
health and produced various new PLAYS,
none OF which was financially success
full The only stroke OF luck that has
lately come 70 Irving was bis American
tour. That speculation was his own,
however. and the profit OK IL went into
his pocket.