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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1900-02-16

only equalled by the fear as the histor,
ians record it, that the Aztecs had OF
Cortez and his knights. We were really
invading an enemys country with odds
againts us of hundred to one, and
could have been easily overwhelmed by
proper management and totally dc
stroyed; and yet just the opposite oc-
Cured.
Our regiment killed by actual account
without stopping to count-more
Filipinos, we'll armed, than we had Or
iginal men in our organization. The
commanding general was good enough
to say that the Bird Cavalry nlaneuvre
was practically the turning point in
crushing the rebellion. and our Colonel
young was promoted by the President
to Brigadier General of the Regular
service for the work done.
1stayed in good health throughout
the soaking rains lit rained continually
once. without letting up, for three
weeks the mud, etc, and really en-
joyed the campaign. Everything in this
world is simply matter of habit, and
after one gets used to not changing his
clothes, but when he wants to wash
them, to take bath with them on
boots, spurs and all, he does,not mind
the rain at all. In fact when first go'
dry. about month after l left Sar
Fernando de Pampango, felt rather
uncomfortable. 1t wasn't as cool as
had been when was wet.
lam now located Tor at least will bt
when ride back the $50 miles which
today separates me, from my command
in the northern mountains, in the Igor
rote country, You may perhaps have
read of the 1gorrote tribe-the hospita
Bile people whom the Spanish have nevel
been able TO conquer, and who shoe
nice little poisoned arrows and wht
give travellers such warm reception
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1900-02-16
Manila, P. l., January 9th, 1900

Manila, P. l., January 9th, 1900.
MY DEAR COUSIN ..
Your two letters, one dated Oct. Is,
reached me day before Yesterday at
San Fernando de la Union, in the OK
treme north end OF the Island of Lu-
zon. came into Manila Bay yester.
day, just 100 days after we first sailed
in and canght our first sight of Beau
:tiful Manila One hundred days war
was rather uneventful. Our principal
hardsh ips being climatic and geograph-
ical ones. In fact my regiment lost ten
times the number from disease, that
was killed by the enemy. We had more
men in fact drowned than killed in
hattie. The 3rd Horse, with Gen.
Young, who was our Colonel, cut loose
from all communications and caught
the Filipinos In the rear, with what is
said toshave been the most rapid and
destructive raid in the history Of the
Islands
We lived entirely off the country. and
practically destroyed all organized re.
sistance in the entire North Provinces.
There was but little real danger to us,
and our entire advance was almost a
slaughter a massacre. VIII enever any
semblance Of resistance was made us.
The terror that seemed to possess the
Filipinos at the sight Of our horses,
''Hrandes Caballas, as they say, was
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1900-02-16
From the Philippines.

The following very interesting letter
from Capt, J. W. He.,rd, nephew OF
DR.. Whitehead, now doing service in
the Philippine Islands, will, be read
with interest. Through the kindness
of Dr. Whitehead we are able to give it
to our readers.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1900-02-16

NLOSE friendships follow introduction to glassos
Q They will aid you many inconceivabe ways in the
performance of your daily duties Let us introduce
you Don postpone this meeting Procrastinaton is the
thief of good eye sight The constant dropping .f water
will away stone slight eye strain impairs health
because it is constant The strain which first manitess it.
self slight discomfort should be promptly remeded by
the use of glasses-PROPER Gl.ASSES-the kind, and
the only kind we fit,
0 |. STEIN,
u JEMELER x OPTlCIAN
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1900-02-16

Coptipued on sW vsGs.
The sun., 1900-01-08
These Pictures or Sale at
THE SUN OFFICE.
10 cents each.
rhe rn.inccr.. story.

To run D}er man perhaps that's
tAp only thing " ALI that shakes me.
'c5 sce hlu on thc track within 70 Or 20
fcat of you u know thai yon can't stop
u save HIM to fael thc wheels Of tile
ansinr Eo over hts body crunchng out
4is life man doesn't want 10 expert
licp that moro than once ID 4 lifetime.
Ills worse wiih d child There was
an ol mate ~ mine ID the west when
was riding lii tile Union Pacilc--ner.
AZ mind hs namr he's doad now as
good an engineer as ever stood In Il
BOY cool nerve llte steel had been
through threa rreeks i b0llnp and a
lirc Wen one day lin was little he
hind hs schedule and mndc Ike any.
thing for thn ncyt stop There was 4
crossing right Ill frcat IL him He
saw that everything was clear. MS lie
thought ma went right ahead when
ail III once out of 4 clump vi trees thare
TAN d little golden haft fiiry ri4l4t
Ia franf nf ihr engine II WH ail oyrr
la one instant. and when tln train stop.
ped lin droppea lke 4 lag II Wa- two
months before liz crnp' hack again q
work Rut IN could never come to THAT
crossing lint hr saW the little gIrl wtl
her hair nulterin- u thp wind runnina
oHt from ihe trees And one day he
ius' xiii off lils engine, turned i over t
the second nan ana walked away uey
AZ n ~ sopu asaln aniil tls hady "as
found III the river " Ieslle's Weekly
The sun., 1900-01-08
srnr.n on MccnllnnEh.

"Tla latr Joun McCnionEH the tra
godlin. was Great friend ~ mine
said Comedian Crane "and when fl
this citg g.ei always ID ike at
tha Gilsey House one day waar
there ~ cal I'll hm aua hn beis4
out lefl INV cara upon WHICH. an
derneath ny uaiao hy way of 4
joEa. wr9te i large letters thl
wora sctor thr reSi dly was
passing McC CGllnngn III tle street when
hp stopped fne with SAY Rly VIM
10 yoa taean hy leavaa 4 cara ID Us
boN uita suah aH nfarnal az Az that
written 0n it@
III got evra w.tl lHm however lafef
Mccullough was aardlnafelF fond p.
tlr came III prn lp ana ann evenlh1
! faa ttc satisfaction nf heating hial
a.aa ,tinie!i' games firichl ana car.y
the following morning again lefi af
carf fit hiHf at Hfs ante thls ftne whit
iHs ne'og ng natao S.y,n nu piagnr
Whrn saH N7aliongh latrr ii tlt
dng ial,H hlHi wita THAT Wast
ai tip nt III fr eaml tA- n0fna@
#t ii..l4a na Inntl5 saw th
d 1 fua A Haat repS 81 ny lngs
tiaa -NtW l0rE Tribune
The sun., 1900-01-08
!4 n TIGHT CORNER.
An Instructive story For All Anna
t"ur fortune TrIicrs.

t"ur fortune Tellcrs.
tt uut IN iha le.5t Church fairs
tGay l an lHlpartA toriuae telier
l!r. Guot Yas nttel na u compliance
Witl aGiHAtal suggestions ltr slippers
tuf4cd Ea 4 tAe t4es. 41r features
wr ta.tel to rlc!f, llght brown anl
Apr eW0is hal tl.pi. 4ast striking tea-
tafa ia l4l Il .le Among .et lltrQls
Ua Fl iail. aalE ann distinguished
looEat- Man nIi9 r%ttaa,l i.s aristo-
clHf.c t1al st!faNi 4 Mas.i sie dfap.
pll a .IU4aa Ees atsa ons lo3s
Ii, a. fea aiil Ha-al re4aias tlc IiAes
ol fata
al0u aolll complete your college
caHr ap heGan l0n llaye learned
uae atit Is II. connection Mltl Ae
aaa 3oaanaH lheae II 1
tI5HaHl .or lou PROVIDED ran
t.He y0ai iafcs at. d.s.
! l!# feaat5 at Rlrpo loQ
III, 5a ia- enough faf i iaW
.4 Iil Hea bec9 tAN -aetets
8l iHt fe9fll ufotcssiaM ad "an
tt Hiliat t,glst.e tl eue
niIa Wolli.
ilua ahoAi tae minisny?'
atEsWl YIN arn sn cynical ana sr
A iasjs,pnt Gpan following tac lead I'll
4 pare reason tlat Nlu hate no religion
NcSl at'araoaa tiia fortune teller was
entertained a tAe parsonage HI iii,
smiling hl- shc encountered tile mar
vhan ae hal baIrpd from the profes
tlas aud frm business Shc Learned
frar t6r talk about har tAat IA Is da
rs game "ar! + the nHlpt but
hf NaAaa III HaFer Without III cN
II rl4ageea sai nothing" shc laugh
ra. aaI un arsr reference was mal
If te nattte atr3it Free l,rcss
The sun., 1900-01-08
wonders ~ yen Hampshire.

Tec average reader Wtl IA amazed
10 an tAlt l-i,H Sew Ii.aFsA5re
WITH ess than 10000 qHafe m.leS Aas
ID 5 than i6ti as4 aa4 9n3s i7l
br7as, - riyers dai 21l 51attaans
rhi5 aakes Iowa ook saali colorado
a hiE state. 4as -aG cfHel Ipya. Las
couratatiyely fer fels aul
cree Alabama llas tai} cteeks ana
Sc tifcrs. iowa caanet appaah tiIat
recoe Minnesata lEts 49, lai.es ahfi
no prs New Work l'ress
The sun., 1900-01-08
THE HUMoRIsT.

Mrs Diggs How i il yoa are ~ sue
cessfGl iii managing your husband
Mrs. Biggs-Oh, simply feed him
we'll and trust To luck.-Chicago News.
You referred ID him as a tried and
trusty politician, said Miss Cayenne.
"Yes"
,WeH, i guess that Is correct. Ever
since the first trust was organized ne has
been getting trgster and trnstiaf,
Washington star,
"Peroy Perkins il huutinz Ep ali Ais
discreditable ancestors.
what fore
His idea il 10 show what fine iel
low he il III spite " them. Chicago
Record,
NV friend Iimson, observed I'll,
boarder with tile double chin, II tfy!n:
the new non alcoholic serum,
From observation, remarked TIL
ne% boarder, presume | tie eject VIII
last
lie reached t9r iHs hat
As long II he doesn't see rum. 4
New York Press.
He-I don't see what yoa are kiekinf
about. You cant expect me % be p.eas
ant all tile time.
She-I don L Tile Very best ! can hap
is that yau Will be agreeable some III till
time -PniIadelphia Call.
Mistress t1 servant itil yau te
those ladies at tile door thal Wa4 not !
hone2
I Servant Yis, mum
What did they sal
How iortinit TILT Bits.
ibid the Reg. Nir Plum leave ~
tracts when he called yesterday
Bridget
es, mum, all nopled cm ar
Gieva and Pain peaer
The sun., 1900-01-08

Tnn Philadelphia Inquirer, in the
course Of All editorial on the senatorship
VI that State. says:
ssIn all political history there never
as such . min hunt, the fag ends o.
hich the Senate is now cognizant Of
t6ciaiiy. The contest against Quay il
ne o. ofrnGhe9, hypocrisy and inordinate
ambition an ambition that stops at
nothing. For four years. Quay has beer
fought becanse he would not put hil
faith in political hypocrisy and because
he preferred to stand by friends and t.
face corrnpt political assassins and def.
them.i
The sun., 1900-01-08
me boston noy,4 Di,er.ion..

Emerson sal Mrs Beac9astreet
"lov dd YOU comport yourself III tAe
thofaaghfare ths morning With your
neW ueighborsE' n
HI foar, na mern replied Emerson.
,,fha our actions were scarcely saea III
voHld much intensity oar Atrllcets
Yal .ee, he knows nat!4ins of Augusta
r5nte, Ills parents laye forbidden Em
vallare, he dislllses Nir Shakespeare
anl lis familiarity Witi cAeuistry and
astronomy Is supef.irial ta i wrarE
ing degree. So We naae Eaai pies Nj
Eest.a CourIer
The sun., 1900-01-08
EnLi knl. nnrmnr An1nr

Gt6F5lHf E Ela IsaslHt vi
M"lI eH3l tsEl aElar {1 it@aa
fHa6lif+ Iifl# I'll tfo fla,tl tte5 III
nFas lata lN hI.#a tF t7lntE fEaH Il
St4lNaS & Tit. 9{lUs iFgse lii l, L
Wts Hnar i,alolr Nss iag.sIg a@
traat FIJI b ta II caIa0 II
beeane the .ditU ot tle RaGt.4r5u fIal
Tribune subsequently, lp w I'll tho
stage aud played n aA tle !elains CITIES.
Rayrny.s iiher Il miIli9naite I1na
tactaitr IL Berlin
The sun., 1900-01-08
MAYOR Harrison Not candida,e.

Chicago. Jan ! Mayor HatF 3n an,
n1unces thar III not md n H5t he
j canlidata iQr tt50 llcmoerat4 iasa1.
tim far governor iiil pHal eiat
il as follow II ali ngt ll.aa1r.
Nobody has yer haad a 4 I
be candidate, ana | aH Ell lldt
~ saying what ] mean A u9t
usual for political parties 10 ufa nan-
nations an men who % not want ilcrl.
there Is no use of answering the qUe tI0I
whether | would refuse 70 accept . n9m-
ination"
The sun., 1900-01-08
I cannot be said Il Lawton. as il wa

ITcannot be said Of Lawton, as it was
said OF Hampden, that ''this deceased
Colonel has Ieft none his like behind
( him." 1t is the tradition and spirit Of
the United States Army that Lawton
embodied These are embodied also in
his survivors. The exploit Of Col. Hare
10 running down the custodians OF
American prisoners Of war and releasing
heir captives is evidently one of which
kng nan who ever wore the uniform Of
The army might be proud.
@Ib has been evident throughout our
: campaign in Luzon that no training could
! have been better for the work our army
] has had to do than that which its officers
have received in 'Indian lighting
The work they have had was work with
which they were already familiar. The
greater number Of the Filipinos was off
set blythe superior formidableness Of the
Indian, taken individually. Col Hare
h@a bis training IN this best of all posi-
k&S schaolss Tbe-F FreHchl used to say
gShat Algeria was worth more than it cost
them on account Of the postgraduate
conrse which the small wars that were
always going on there furnished to their
officers Certainly that is trae Of our
Indian vars, although the ''psactice" is
likely henceforth to be lost from fail.
ure OF Subjects But it was in this schoo
that Col Hare took his finishing course
\ His coantry has now got the beaefit OF IL
The chase Of the FiIipinos who had tht
prisoner in charge must have been al
awfui ordeal for the puIsuers. Sine
officers of the army are not given to re
epnnting their adventures on paper, ex
= capt4hrorgh the dry medium of officia
reports, from which little or nothing Z
hurnan interest is allowed to escape, "
shall not know how awful it was unit
they return and tell their experiences j
conversation. But it must at leaet ;
sxident to everybody that the reside {
these prisoners has been very ndtabl
n feat 81 arms.
Ii must be evident also that orgatlz
4 xssissance in Luzon is already alm1st
thing Of the past, and that our prob ln
there are henceiorth much more polltlf
xhan military. How could il be 9th e
wiseg Tha current number Of Harptf
sakly gives two pages Of portraits
- & iiary leaders Of the insurrectio
bgbt to be looked at and po
all the anti-imperialsts. II
are all the str.plings or no
NJ. and all immensely conscio
.l3glf uniforms. In fact, the uniior
exua to be as main an ingredient
eir choice Of the profession Of arms
gold whistle was in Aguinaldc
Etama Of dictatorship. To contra
1hess llkenesses Of them with the pC
traitsof Lawton in the same issue is
be reminded anew that 'the wolf d
os count the sheep"
The sun., 1900-01-08
rhe nr.tnt1n. nn,inm.

saaaEiue ri p.,s4a murders j native
0f Maine ioia I'll peaaiiat c,4me that
occurred III is -taIu lhi5 Was th
case of mau uau lad trra ot iis
VITA ana III oraer io ril hlatstif ef hsf
III iilp shortest a4ti H04t C,pttlainas
manner pos3ilae a determined upa
Er ddltA lltSatae Wbla ] 6asht.
A4;A4i appealed lat ID It's ifg4ni
nir3 since Il at .ttl 3 laf4a uta
laaS expense fraia counsel fees ana \
continuous ouc fr0m autonomy
soau murder lie resolved! a+enir as
tat a4rnt III lrci 1t and thc method
through whicl rs introduce the poison
iHtl the ach NJ Tits veltn wiftI
ont afolsinG TIER suspicious tHc asd8ilf
iuu1cuon5 ard popular lamanala
At thr mini 4 aas proved that ~
carried through tis r!aua Wtih shil
and finessr but arier the aaaaly lrm
onade haf hoen 9Iains bg his to- TRUST
Ing spouse nothing lat como II tha
Hrncintatf alaeel iu tta t68 af
tan gass l.a sf.fs4l i Wall Hp a.a
aGatu haiad il ~ hiS victim Wif II
loving s@Yl8 lt tl.a 7eo tiNe rHtas
lng Put the hPst'~ 4 tiie Bottom Hy
dcar'
silence Is the safest response for au
the contradiction That arises from iu.
-,
The sun., 1900-01-08

Frank K. stockton, the well known
author, il Offering Ills former home al
Moorestown, n. j., fer sale, a fact which
calls attention to the history Of the spa
cious old mansion. II was formerly the
property Of Governor Theodore Rouse
have been built b. member OF the
Roosevelt family. The house has
twenty bedrooms and is surrounded BY
beautiful grounds. Mr.. stockton has
near Charlestown, ". Va.
The sun., 1900-01-08
W ASIIINt.TON.
Three Day conducted
Tour VIA renmsylAMnIn I.aiIrnad.


Three Day Observation-Disclosures
Tour VA Pennsylvania Railroad.
lra shf iHlrnrys are more interest.
lH2 tian I H ~ Washington, tltr MAJ
tl3n anlGt and -neh liip- can IT,
mada Hosi -tt ~iActartN ~ participating
- ttr t,t@. Gay personally conducted
tours u tfr Pruusy lyania Railroad. Be-
-idrs tle AZ .aniages lH rates stcnfed,
TIC ihslaIr lrrrdom from care, and the
genera cnfai and convenience af.
tafdrd, aa extended experience and "a
H4Hant4 3tl the city enabes tie Tourist
AEl nis ~ tl3s company g visit the var
ltir nHiHt, III interest With tire least con.
!lsl9n aha delay and at tie most oppor.
llinn Eaucnt- thns in-uring An economy
@i ihne uat otherwise attainabic.
lhe htAt taur III TIE season leaves
ltnfslay IaHuafy ls Round.trip rate,
covering latruad transportation for the
tlnrd tflp hate accommodation and
gItda. sl45l from New York, Sl3 so
l'an Trenton ana $ll 30 from Philadel-
Hala Iiese fates cugcT accommodations
iaf tHa da5s II the Arlington, Norman
a lstg2 III Ehhitt House, For accom-.
iG44t'laas at Nilprd :, Regent. Metro
pa.H3n III NIitual Hotel, s.. 30 less.
I'LL" tfips II Naan. Vernon, Richmond.
10y l3tat l6ttdatt and Norfplk atgleftly
h1iFtl Hi..
AtI tishets gaol far len days, with
eeial hairl tAtgs ifser Xpira.ion 81 hotel
coupons
lgr Itineraries and fnll information
aapplg q tlestt agents; Tourist AGENT
l6 Broadway, View YofE. Cont street
bfo9@tyn g address George w. Boyd,
4 assistant General Passenger Agent, Broad
street Station, Philadelphia
The sun., 1900-01-08
Z6IAday, January 5, 1900.

Tnss ihafder trial just begun down in
Chattanee Ia, where beautiful actress is
charged wfh having wiliully and with
malice nIDgkthougbt shot and killed her
manages III the stage, has all the sensa-
tionaE eien}ents to attract wide attention,
were II noE for the counter attraction in
Recorder eoff court, in New York. The
public ID generally satisfied with ont
celebrated case at time.
The sun., 1900-01-08
IN t.xr,u NJ R.l,

li" Ntnait# Il ti0tll IS thr no
EXCLUSIVE paE at ena ana prriap-
ot an5 IiaG AZ tp Wuri ana 81 art
aHa lamr III tt El.se implies tlEH
na Ii lilHrf at Elitra nersgna- t
something 3efE Gael ii Aua 6f
tAose eha-r ua1m- aIaaf sprg t,W
aft ailt III boal ~ E4fn- L r9rgHt
bftGccn tits s3ani and Scarlet c9yor
London .IttGr
The sun., 1900-01-08
~. IL ILL.,. -

lolag rasn sa tae qH ecatle
man. ftg ei.G-ltae is ioo yaulg NJ
hartH girl acr canuat III
sure III 6er own nial ii matter u
such importance
II fnlly realize mat rpp,ipd thf
young maa who had iHst secured I'LL
fair ones consent "Thafs why
don't want 70 wait. Chicago Post
The sun., 1900-01-08

Frank r. stanton writes in the At
lanta Constitution 81 Georgia boy who
sent letter to his father who was in
another wn. This il tie way il read:
Dear Dad-This Is wrote to tell YOU
He went in your direction. II you find
him please send him home, as we are
worried about him.
The sun., 1900-01-08
nEI.AMAKE DIVISION.


tnr Nc0 caHtir, l3, ll,0i a. m. 2.35,
I Y and a.i5 i. In. week days.
For lnWe4, s.l3 d, nj; ~ >. III. week
lays.
FIJI Dover, Harrington and Delmar,
si3, Il.04 q m.; Az, G.55 and ll.56 p.
III sundays, 1886 II NJ.
w. wyoming and way stations, 2.35
I'LL Nark davs
Express f'a Cape Charles, Old Point
tamier and Norfolk, ll.0ia nj, week
iaN-t ahd % i m, daily
ihAtNs LEAVE BROAD STREET STA
TlON, PHILADELPHIA,
FOR THE WEST.
! Ala III rlailv, Pinshnrg Chicago, Gin.
tlnnail E@GIg lille and 81. Louis.
ilHih2 al
. a NJ, daily for Plttsbnrg and Chi.
cAgo No coaches 10 pittsburg. ! Linn
ted to Two Buffet Patlor Cara.
= - = nj daily, 'sIimitea,n Pittsburg.
Chicago, Cleveland yoldo, Cincin-
nan lnulsyille and s.. i.oni=. (Din-
my Car
Il Z b n daily, rittsburg, and Glove
40 p NJ. daily, Pittsburg, Chicago,
Nashville fvia Cincinnatil, Indianapo.
ia and s. Louis. tDinng Car
$50 i. nj, daily, Pittsburg and Chicago;
Tor Toledo, except Saturday.
l0,35 e o daily, pt.aturg, Cincinnati,
Louisville, Cleveland and 81. Louis.
ll20 p m daily, Pittsburg and Chicago;
daily for Knoxville, via Shenandoah
Valley Route; Tor Cleveland, except
saturday
10 Congressional Limited Express.
All Vettibnle Parlor Cars md Dining
Car. No extra fare other than the usual
Pullman charge.
(.*) Limited Express, yestibule Parlor
Cars, Nestibule Passenger Coaches and
Dining Car No extra fare.
Tie Wilmington Transfer Company
viii call for and check baggage from
hotels and residences.
For further information, passengers
arr referred TO the ticket agent at the
station.
J. B. HUTCHINSON, J.R. WOOD,
Gen. Manager. Gen. Pass. Agent.
The sun., 1900-01-08

When someone wished Senator Hoar
a "Happy New Year the other day, he
replied that he was not apt TO have many
more years Of life, that he was growing
old now, and that while he Lad hoped
his last days would be his qnietest and
happiest, the war in the Philippines
weighed upon him 50 heavily that he
could not sleep at night.
The sun., 1900-01-08
IL pits Are Iht II Il
STATE pF ONO. GrFY oF TOLEDO, I
i,E.E (g.I..a-.. y

LGcAs CorSrf,
ERASK ] CnESEY makes oath that tie
il scnlor partner oi the firm II i y.
CHENEY 4 G0NfAS4, doing business in
fhe City III Toledo, County and State
aforesaid ana thar -aid lirm 81 4 pay the
sam Iii ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
each and every case II CtrARRn that
cannot fe cured py the use 81 HALLS
CArAEEn CURE.
FRANK ], CHENEY.
sworn u before mr and subscribed III
nv prrsr ce this IT'LL day 81 December,
4 III 1876
IA. 81 GLEASON,
srAI NOTARY PGnLn.
Halls GataHh Cure ii taken internal.
lyt ann acis directly III th- blood and
mucous surfaces III thc system. send fot
testimonials ffer
r ! CIIFNEY 4 CO., Toledo, u
slld tl Druggists nc
Haai. taniH Pill- are he best.
The sun., 1900-01-08
AMUSEMENTS.

This week bin al ackstade
Theatre Mi,l be particularly strong, iat
tic reason that it will introduce several
81 tile finest individual acts to be seen n
vaudeville this season; and again becaG-e
there y not a poor act in the bill, Ihe
Ceball0 Twins are the best known aul
most clever juvenile acrobats il thc bus,
iness, ana III that reason unequalled n
their line This engagement Viii pfla-
ably be their last app arance il tins
country, for they sail in February t1
Join BaruEu's shows IN England di--
/ Dorothy Neville Is vel known to theatre
goers everywhere and her appearance
4 here Is sure 10 be greeted with the warm.
4 est approval. M0ImWuod and his hail d
\ hundred trained monkeys present an net
surprising all Others 81 its kind, not only
ii tie number participating, but in the
wonderful intelligence exhibited by the
lHnimals Bessie tnibcrt, the eOrnet vir.
luosn. Martinett and Southeriand, late
of Blaney's Boy Wanted Co Brandon
and Regime sketch artists; Amann and
Hartley, trayesty stars Mile. Iarah, tht
aeria magnel and last, but by no meant
least. TIN ever popular black face cotnpa
lAns. llerheft ana Wliing complete I'll
4sb Owing T. tie extreme ienpth II tht
. ann Tie evening performance VIII b.
: promptly at s15 o'cieck
The sun., 1900-01-08

A meeting held at the Mansion House,
Dublin, the other night TO discuss irish
affairs appointed committee to arrange
with American scnlptors for the carving
OF statue of Charles Stewart Parneli.
The sun., 1900-01-08
A Mother Song.

her D mother forever cry for you,
II tho old songs l mRy never forget;
n siumher muTmur and sigh tor you
her, O tp6iher,
sing low, Little brother,
a ibr thy mother bends over thee vet
*oer. o mother, the years are so lonely,
\ lei bus with Ngeariness, doubt and regret,
Won cosne back 20 me--for tonight only
kher, . mother,
And sing, Little brother,
,r INV mother bends over thee yeti
d mother N old had never
w deuled nee, nor trouble 70 fret
cry outtall yaialy forever.
kyeet mother
&s sing ~Littie brother,
niother bends over thee yet"
&theg( nnsh longing and sorrow
ID dnfknessl with eyes ever wet
hope OF meeting tomorrow
mother
shsmng, rLAttle broths
lI' 1er bends over snee det"
Jake Ehitcomp Riley
The sun., 1900-01-08
III. NncatInn.

Hica-tt Is Shame tlle Wag Rnster
Is bringing np tint boy Of s lhp la3
doesn't know hoW to read Mfta and
there no Indication 6f tis rr Heins
sent 4 school
WicLs- Buster know he IS d.
ing, ycl can denenl roaa Probably
ne Intends when that aehGs man
tt67ti IT, Will have a HHsaes Fe
Gsu attend d Is crilaal count Juror
Boston Transcrinl
Shnrp.
Doctor SticE out yQlr tongue. Tom
my
TomEy Not iii ian- llfc dia that
yesterday 70 my teacher and stlli
ache All llA5ycr f5r it- Wiener Tagblatt