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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-08-26

SLId WOJHy, hIO1y u1Ooo"AS 00
popieraf projekt rozbrojenia armil,
umieszcza obecnie artykufy, WY.
wajace Szwecye, Norwegie i Danie
do zawarcia przymierza zaczepno
odpornego, poniewaz zachodzi oba-
wa, azeby Rosya ME porozumiafa
sic Niemcami W celu podziafu
Danii Skandynawii. Armia i
fota Szwecyi, Norwegii i Danii
powinna bye zorganizowana po-
wiekszona.
LoNDYN, 25go Sierpnia. -
Nietylko tutaj, ]ecz we wszystkich
stolicach europejskich spotyka po-
sla francuskiego W Konstantyno-
lu, p. Copstans ten zarzut, re
jest czlowiekiem ambitnym, lecz
lichym dyplomatq. Wywolaf on
zatarg z Turcya, kt6ry politycz-
nych nastepstw mice ME bedzie,
kt6ry wszakze narazif ma wielkie
straty posiadaczy walor6w turec-
kich. Francuskie ultimatum wy
woiafo ma gietdach panike i obliga'
eye tureckie zaczefy gwaftownie
spadac W Genie. Takich papie-
row posiadaja europejscy kapita-
lisci ma sumo piec set milion6w do
lar6w.
PARYz, 26go Sierpnia, =
Program podr6zy cara jest naste-
pujqcy: Najprzod spotka sic Mi.
kofaj cesarzem Wilhelmem i
przygladac sic bedzie manewrom
foty pod Gdanskiem; potem nasta.
pi spotkanie sic cara kr6lem Ed
warden; ostatecznie uda sic do
Francyi. Ma wodach francuskich
bedzie obecny ma demonstracyi
marynarki, pojedzie do Paryza,
gdzie ma jego czesc wydana costa
ME uczta wezmie udziaf W name
wrach wojska ladowego.
W1EDEN, 25go Sierpnia. =
Miedzy Austrya a Wiochami pa
nuje naprezenie stosunkow, groza-
ce rozbiciem sic tr6jprzymierza.
w Albanii wszczqt sic ruch, pro-
wadzacy do zrzucenia jarzma tu-
reckiego. Austrya i Wtochy sta
raja sic ten ruch wyzyskac, kazde
mocarstw ma swoja strone. Emil
saryusze austryaccy agituja W
dzielnicach p6tnocnych, Wiosi W
potudniowych. Tymczasem ME
brak W Albanii narodowc6w, dazq-
cych do wywalczenia dla Albanii
niepodlegiosci.
LoNDYN, 25go Sierpnia. =
Ii Hung Gang uwiadomif posfow
mocarstw, re cesarz Sian Flu pod
pisaf edykt upowazniajacy komisa-
rzy do podpisania ,,instrumentu
pokoju," Wystano juz ten doku-
ment do Pekinu, dokad przybedzie
W Srode. Wowczas mic juz ME
stanie ma przeszkodzie podpisaniu
| protok6fu.
PRETORIA, 26go Sierpnia. =
Delarey zwr6cit uwage Boer6w ma
proklamacye lorda Kitchenera,
grozaca surowemi karami wszyst-
kim tym, kt6rzy po Is Wrzesnia
zostana pojmani z bronia W rekuY
Delarey wzywa Boerow do wy
trwaiosci i zapewnia, re sam bedzie
walczyt do ostatniej kropli krwi,
majac nadzieje, re Gala ludnosc
holenderska W Afryce pofudnio-
wei p6jdzie "a jego przykiadem.
BAzYLEA, 26go Sierpnia. -
Ksiaze Czun, brat cesarza chin
skiego, udajacy sic W towarzystwie
chinskich dygnitarzy do Berlina,
azeby tam przeprosic cesarza Will.
helma "a morderstwo. dokonane
przez Bokserow ma posle Keteller,
przybyt do Szwajcaryi i zamieszkaf
W tutejszem miescie. zabawi tutaj
przez kilka dni, azeby odpoczac po
trudach podrozy.
LoNDYN, 26go Sierpnia. =
Fabryki angielskie ME produkuja
jedwabiu i perkalik6w W tax do
brym gatunku, jak frmy zagrani-
czne dlatego kupuja zamozne An
| gielki przewaznie materially ma
- l., L a., IL
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-08-26

oszust6w, wyzyskujaca wfascicieli
koni. Czfonkowie tel handy draz-
MIA konia tax dfugo, dop6ki sic ME
zniecierpliwi, poczem podnosza
krzyk, re TAXI TAXI npan" zostai
przez konia ugryziony. Oszust ma
gotowa rane, kt6ra zadano mu
"a pomoca szczypcow. Rama wy
glada, jak gdyby rzeczywiScie po-
chodzifa pokasania przez konia.
Lekarz wydaje swiadectwo, oszu.
sci zadaja odszkodowania.
P1TTsBURG, 26go Sierpnia. -
2 dniem wczorajszym rozpoczaf
sic dziewiaty tydzien strajku we
fabrykaoh zelaza, Og6fem zarzu-
clio prace II, 400 ludzi, kt6rych
pofowa znalazfa sobie inne zatru.
dnienie. $4,000 robotnik6w jest
obecnie bez piracy. Sa to gfowy
rodzin, skfadajacych sic 100000
os6b. Straty W mycie robotnikow
trudno obliczy6 na pewno. Me wy
nosi ona mniej, niz piec milionow
dolar6w.
WELLsv1LLE, 26 Sierpnia. =
w East Liverpool pobili strajkie-
rzy Homera Thompson, ME male
zacego do unii i zatrudnionego W
Irondale. Wyrazif sic pogardliwie
o strajkierach. Poniewaz znale-
ziono przy MIN revolver, sedzia
skazaf go ma zapfacenie kary.
Adwokata, kt6ry go bronif, chciano
takze poturbowac, lecz szef Thomp-
son przywofaf policye, ktora avian.
turnik6w rozpedzifa.
| MCKEEsPoRT, Pa, 26 Sierpnia.
Ogfoszono wczoraj, re W zakiadach
Demulera rozpocznie sic ruch
przy pomocy ,,scab6w". Mayor
Black oznajmif, re zaprzysieze 20
specyalnych policyant6W, azeby
zapobiedz rozruchom. Me tail sic
tenn, re zamierza zrekrutowac
policyantow ze strajkier6w.
COLUMBUS, O., 26go Sierpnia.-
W Columbus Machine Works pra-
cuja studenci stanowego Uniwer-
sytetu, kt6rych W poblizu fab ryki
spotkali strajkierzy. Przyszio do
rozruch6w. Strawberry rzucali W
student6w kamieniami skaleczYli
Ralpha Renick. Ten rozgniewany
przyskoczyf do jednego ze straj-
kier6w, dobyf rewolweru, strzelif i
zrauif W reke 9. P. Thorntona. A
resztowano Renicka Thorntona,
a reszta ludzi rozbiegla sic "a na-
dejsciem policyi.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, 26 Sierpnia.
Gubernator Yates walczyf z Da-
wes'em pierwszenstwo we wywie-
raniu wpfywu na polityke W po-
wiecie Sangamon, Sp6r zakonczyf
sic 5wietnem zwycieztwem guber-
natora Yates. Centralny komitet
powiatowy republikanski zamiano-
wal czfonk6w specyalnego komite-
tu, kt6ry przedstawiac bedzie kan.
dydat6w ma opr6znione W powiecie
posady urzednik6w. Komitet ten
skiada sic wyiacznie czfonk6w,
kt6rzy stoja W polityce pod komen-
da Yatesa.
| CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, 26 Sier-
pnia. - Schwytano negra Henry
| Noles, kt6ry - jak wiadomo -
zgwafcif zone jednego farmer6w
i nastepnie zamordowat ia. Osa-
dzono 60 W wiezieniui zabaryka.
dowano ie, poniewaz szeryf oba-
wiaf sic napadu ludnosci ma vie.
zienie. Ten srodek ostroznosci ma
mic sic ME przydat. Motioch wtar-
gnaf do wiezienia wywl6kf negra.
Tiomaczyf sic, re zabif farmerke,
poniewaz ME miaf mic lepszego do
uczynienia. Przywiazano go do
drzewa, ma okoio kt6rego ufozono
stos gatezi. Spalono zfoczyhce zyw-
Gem. Doraznej egzekucyi przypa-
trywafo sic 5000 osob
MAGNOLIA, N. O., 26 sierpnia.-
W domu rodzic6w panny mfodej
4
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-08-26

= Turcya chce wbrew wolf mo-
carstw p0dniese clio cd towarow za-
granicznych.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-15
FIGHT THE WINNER.
Peter Maher TO Have 4 Bout With
S.:arilcy or Mccoy

NEW YORK January 14.-Jim hen-
,ledg, mat chrnalier of the Twentieth Cen
fury Athletic Club. OF San Francisco. has
signed Peter Maher, the Irish champion,
to fight the winner of the Sharkey-McCoy
battle to be fought at the above mention
ed club on February 18th. The battle be-
tween Peter and the winner will be a
1wcuty-round affair and Will take place
either the latter part OF March or early
in April. They Will fight for 30 per cent.
of the gross receipts, of which the winner
will get 10 per cent. and the loser . per
cent Charlie White, the popular referee
of this city, Will officiate in this bout.
Joe Walcott, the Black Demon, is once
again after the heavy-weiglltS. and an
nounces that he will fight any one OF
them. barring Champion Jeffries- Wal
colt wants to meet Peter Mailer first, as
he feels confident he can defeat burly Pc
Ter in quick time. Several clubs in
Connecticut Will offer purse for the men
10 battle for and Walcott, through his
manager, Tom O'Rourke, is ready to ac-
cept the best one and sign the articles Of
agreement
Walcott already has q match on. He
is 10 fight Kid Carter. Of South Brooklyn
in a twenty-round bout at the Empire y.
c. of Hartford. January 18th. Carter is
the fighter who gave clever Tommy Ry-
an such hard battle in Chicago six
weeks ago. he floored the latter twice
during the bout. As Carter is a strong
LAD and a terrific Duncher. the indica-
lions are he will give Walcctt one Of
the hardest fights the latter has ever
experienced They 10 fight at 15S
pounds for 30 per cent. OF the gross re
caipts.
The twenty-round bout between Kid
Mccoy and Australian Jim Ryan. which
was slated 10 be fought in Waterbury
next month. has been declared off. Nc
Coy had agreed to tackle Ryan and the
match WAS considered clinched. but as
Mccoy was recently offered a big purse
10 go to the coast and fight Tom Shar-
key he consequently called his bout with
Ryan off for The present The Kid has
promised 30 tackle Ryan when he re-
turns from the coast, and as the club has
agreed TO wait until then the chances
are the men viii be re.natcled.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-15
COL ANDERSON
FINE RECORD
Makes Nearly One Hundred Per Cent.
On Examination.
THE BATTALION WILL PARADE
fire Companies VIII March Ont to Leo
Monument Grounds Saturday.
Orders Issued OF Interest
tho Military People.
THE AITAlION WILL PARADE

Colonel George Wayne Anderson, of the
Seventeen Regiment, received the highest
percentages upon his examination OF any
of the officers of the Virginia volunteer
militia He will be given either rs or 20
per cent. There is one question yet TO be
decided which may affect the report TO
extent of one per cent.
Colonel Anderson has unQucstionably
made the highest record OF any officer
ever examined for a commission in The
volunteer militia of this State.
All ihe commissioned officers elected IN
the Seventeen Regiment passed eNam!na-
ton.
COMPANY C,S DRILL.
COMPANY c. Captain ShackcIford, had
its monthly full dress inspection drill last
night. Many ladies were present n ball
followed and a delightful time was had
Colonel Anderson has issued orders di-
1ectipg the company commanders 10
parade their several companies on jan
uary 18TH. next Saturday. in honor Of
the illustrious memory OF Robert L. Lee.
Companies A. e. c, L and II. of the Sew
cntieth Regiment, viii parade pro
vision battalion. the companies being
formed and inspected by their command
ers at 8 7. NJ. The battalion Will march
TO the Lee Monument grounds, where
there will be battalion drill and dress
parade The Governor has been invited
10 be present and 10 inspect the battalion.
The Colonel's order require al, compa-
MES TO have guard mounts on the first
Monday of each month.
TO BE EXAMINED
All non-commisscned officers are re-
euired TO 10 be prepared to stand written
examination in March at the headquarters
of the regiment. Papers will be filed in
the office and the names of the officers.
together with the names of the companies;
they represent and the percentages made
will be posted at headquarters.
1t is further ordered that there be com
Jctitive squad drills in each company
once every month. The names of the
men of the successful squad and the ser
Eeant 10 whose section ii belongs. Will be
posted at headquarters each month
All company musicians will meet at the
armory Wednesday night at $50 o'clock
to receive instructions from Prof Moses
Stein as TO bucle signals.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-15
Stevenson replied to telegram as follows:
Device for DESTROYING Flies.

Below we show the invention of Carlos
Y. Cudipp, of Lima. Peru. for destroy
ing flies which infest Il house. 1t is a
rather novel departure from insect de-
stroyers now on the market. and is intend
ed TO entice the flies by a sweet or sa-
worry substance spread on the central rod,
with a spring actuated trap. which Will
catch the insects and permit of their
being destroyed. The devise consists Of a
central rod. with a sliding bell at one end
and fixed bell at the ether. Above the
fixed bell is an eyelet to hang the trap
from the ceiling, and a spring wire Is
wound around the rod underneath the slid
ing bell. To set the trap the Low er bell
is drawn downward until it engages a
spring lock, Which holds it fast. The rod
is then coated between the two bells with
syrup or any other liquid. which Will
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-15
Crescent City Races.
nsy Associated Press,

EEw ORLEANS. Jan 14.-Senator
Beveridge was the only winning favorite.
Results:
First race-onc mile-Deponan Is to u
first Dramburs IS TO - second. Silver Coin
Oh TO 81 third. Time. l:3ii2.
second race-sellirG, one mile and sew
enty yards-Caliea: & TO j. first. Valdez
Gto q second, Sack Phelps co TO y third
Time. 1:a5
Third race--seliing, enc mile and six
teenth--ndian &c 10 u first. Emigre q 10
u second. Admethus q 20 . third Time,
1884,.
Fourth race-handicap. six fur,cngs-
Senator Beverage (erenl first Charlie
O'gr.en & to ., second. GALES ESQ tc ID
third. Time. l:2l1a.
Firth race-selling. seven furlongs-Pa-
larn 6 to p first. Boomerack e to 5, sec
ond. Locust Blossom 6 TO y third. Time.
1:377.
Sixth race-six furlongs-General Ma
Eruder 6 to, y first, Dousterswivel g to u
second. Tiidee e to y third. Time. LII.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-15
DEATHS.

PRIDDY.-Died. at his residence. No. 2H
South Cherry Street at $40 o'clock Mon
day morning. Mr.. JNO. y. PRIDDY, n
the tifty-sixth year of his age The fu-
neral will take place from Iaurel-StFeet
Methodist church Tuesday at 5 O'clock.
Friends and acquaintances are invited
to attend.
B1;T1ER-Died. at $3.50 y. NJ. SUNDAY
at her late residence, if' South FIRST
Street. Mrs. MAHALEA Ann BUTLER,
relic OF the late Rev, John VI. Butler. IL
fhe sixsy-ifth year ot :l@r age Tue fun
e-al viii take place from the Pine
Street Baptist church tomorrow et les
day> at P ". Friends and relatives
invited 10 attend.
PARKER.-Died. at the residence OF her
husband. sco7 Venable Street, az half
past eight o'clock Sunday night. Janu-
arv 1sta, LAURA LEE beloved wife
OF George C. Parker. and daughter OF
John H. and Sophia B. GilE; aged thir-
so perished the w:site aowes OF a
bIamelsss life.
Funeral will take place from Eenaole-
Street Baptist church Tuesday. January
1s,h. at four o'clock P. II. Baltimore.
philadelphia. New York and Lynchpur1
papers please copy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-15
lotteries Plan.
Especial Dispatch 10 The Times,

IspccIaI DIsHaich 10 HE IINes-}
NEW YORK, January l4-This
Is The way Champion James ]. Jeffries
expects TO put Gus. Rubin out of business
carly in the game 1t is his own dcScrip-
zion Of the 'whirlwind bow
This is the Way the whiriwind works.
] face my man in a crouci!ing attitude
and then feint with the left hand either
FOR the head or the body. OF course
Your man VII naturally think you are
going 10 lead, and he Mil prepare 10
rtop the blow But it doesn't so. It's
simply bluff, When you have him
guessing linen Is the time 10 send the
right ore: with terrific force TO the ;aw.
] have tried it successfully on Bob. Arm
strong. and Bcb agrees with me that it's
"a peach
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-15
,,~z,,>,a. No CURE Pay.

Your druggist will refund your money
IL pAZO OINTMENT fails to cure Ring
worm. letter Old Ulcers and Sores. PIN
pies and Blackheads on the face. Itching
Humors, Dandruff and all Skin Diseases
no matter of how long standing. Price
soc. If your druggist should fail to have
it send us 50c in postage stamps and we
will forward same by mail. and at any
time YOU notify US that the cure was net
satisfactory we will promptly return your
money. Your druggist will tell You that
we are reliable, as our LAXATIVE BRO
Mo-QUININE Tablets, which rave
national reputation for colds. are handled
by all druggists Address PARIS MED1-
CINE CO., st. Louis, Mo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-15

moved to Columbia, Pa, where he con-
Quoted the fremont House, which he still
owns. He was then proprietor of the
American Hotel, in Lancaster. Pu.. for u
number of years and in 1858 he leased the
Taylor Hotel in this city. Mr. Brubaker
was twice married, his first wife being
Miss Susie Whitmore. of Frederick. Md.
He is survived by a widow. who was Mrs
Julia Hoover, widow OF the late Philip
Hoover. and a sister of Mr.. John W.
Futts. l. wholesale queensware maaufac
turer, of Baltimore Md Mr.. Brubaker
will be buried here on Wednesday after
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-15
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price under same guaranty II you prefer
=, come here we will contract 10 pay rail-
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= we fail 70 cure. II you have taken Mer-
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and pains. Mucous Patches in mouth.
Snra Throat. Pimplcs. Copper-Colored
Snots. Ulcers on any part of the body,
Sair or eyebrows falling out. it is this
Synh,llitic BLOOD POISON that we
Guarantee to cure. We solicit the most
s,.s,inate cases and challenge the world
Sor a case we cannot cure. This disease
mas always baffled the skill Of the most
eminent physicians. 100000 capital be-
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-15
Elected Officers.

4 meeting of the Richmond College
Athletic Association was held yesterday
afternoon a which time officers for the
baseball and football teams were elected
E. NJ. Provence will manage the baseball
team and c. II. Dunaway the football
The CAPTAINS are-baseball, 7. r. Sanford,
and football, NJ. Landlord
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-15
WONDERLAND.

It is safe to say the success of this ne"
place. Of amusement is now fully assured,
and Manager Morrell presents this week
:; much stronger show than he has Yet
advertised, both in wonder hall ana on
the stage The entertainments given are
of a purely refined nature and the audl-
ences in consequence are composed nam
" of ladies and children Four shows are
given daily. The feature on the stage TINS
week is Baby HILL the precoclouS chlid
artist. who at four years OF age, does
MANY of the acrobatic achievements OF
adult artists. Friday is souvenir DAY.
when all ladies visiting the Nohdeflai'u
will receive handsome gilt from .i'e
management. Doors are open from to .
and to II p. M
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-15
He Used the .Blalr."

William Black. and another negro got
into a spirited debate over some import
ant matter of state in a Seventeenth
Street house last night The ''other fell
low" used q, "rlZer'' to emphasize his
remarks and after splitting Williams
hand. the latter acknowledged the force
of his opponents argument. DR. Fisher
sewed up Williams hand after VIII Oh
William wanted the law on the other
fellow but didn't ramamber his name.
The police are inve.st.gati ting.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-15
Can't Fight in Alabama.
(RE Associated Pres.A

MONTGOMERY. Ala. Jan. Hoover
nor W- J. Sanford today wired a Gin
cinnaii paper. in response 10 a query. that
nc would not allow the Jeffries-Ruhiin
fight TO take place in Alabama.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-15

The fourth lecture of the 7. P. a. Lee
ture Course Will be given by Hon. Geo. r.
vending at the Academy OF Mussc to
night Mr.. Weddings subject IS Mira
beau and the French Revolution a lee
ture in which MI. Vending is said 10
surpass himself Rev Jas. 3. Hawthorn
will present Mr.. Vending to the audience.
Tickets may be secured at the door.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-15
BILL TO INCREASE
GOVERNORS PAY
VIII Go Into Effect If Aycock Can
Draw It.
OPPOSITION TO THE MEASURE.
Plan 10 Educate tho Poor White Chill
drcn 10 Prevent Them From Bcir:
DISTINGUISHED When Amend
mcnt Becomes Operative.
fs,cc,s, n,s,atcb to The Times. }


RALEIGH, \. c., Jan. 1.-THE Senate
bin increasing the salary of the Governor
from $1,000 to $1,000 passed the House to-
day by a vote of 30 to 53. The act is ratl-
fed and is in operation unless 1t develops
that Aycock cannot under the Constitu-
ton have his salary increased by this
assembly The whole question depends
on whether his term is from January LIST
or 18th
The opposition of many Democrats was
on the ground that this assembly pro
poses to appropriate $4,000 for education,
so that the poor children may learn to
read and write so that they will not be
disfranchised when the constitutional
amendment is operative, and appropra-
lions to several State institutions Will be
largely increased. and they cannot afford
TO begin increasing the salary at this
time.
THE ELECTORAL COLLEGE.
The North Carolina Electoral College
met in the Senate chamber in this city
to-day. Dan Hugh Mclean chairman
The speech nominating William j. Bryan
for President was made by II. l.. Cook,
OF Cumberland, and that for Adlai Stew
enson by w c. Dowd, of Charlotte The
eleven votes were cast for the nominees,
and g. c. Beckwith, Of the Fourth Dis
trict, sent as delegate to Washington.
The following kilograms We're sent Bryan
and Stevenson:
Hon w j. Bryan, Lincoln. Neb.
North Carolina send greetings ana
best wishes as one of original thirteen
States Union extends her hand to the
Younger State of Nebraska, hoping Con-
stitution may always follow the flag and
union of States be perpetual.
(Signed) electoral College. \. c..
DAN HUGH NTLEAN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-15
PRINCE Otto.

An extremely good bit of characterize
ton is being done in Prince Otto whlcn
Otis Skinner will present here next TIT
dav and Saturday, by Frank sylvester
VIII, is cast as the set:rical DR.. Won Wal
Cenhoff the cousin OF the prince MT.
Sylvester give, most excellent rendition
of the character and with the exception
of Mr.. Skinner seems more at home IMAM
any other member Of the cast.
one of the gowns which Miss Durbin,
who is 10 play the Princess Seraph!na IN
Prince Otto," is said 10 be wonderfully
effective In fact. all of the dresses
which are to be Worn by the ladies' IN MI.
SINNERS company are said to be botn
elaborate and handsome, as is the pro-
duction in its entirety. Miss Durbln Is
one Of the most talented actresses of to-
dav, and as the princess, she has u role
which fits her we'll. Mr.. SINNERS COM
pany is sad to number thirty-tlye peop'e.
and to include many players of ability
and reputatiOr.