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Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Tn. store Of Small Bros. 81 Lafayette
street Portland. was damaged about FIN'
by fire. Sunday. They were fullE III
Sured.
The American Ice Co has leased a Tot
of land on the shore of China lake re-
than a mile from East Nassalboro aEc
work has already begun on large ice
house.
The steamer building al the yard OF IN
New England Co At Bath. for the htl-
n.h.c 4 Eoston line is nearly half IN
frame The contract requires that shP
shall BE- completed june !. lv'-
Lincman Moody Of the Consolidated ".
at Portland. had a narrow escape Sun
dnv evening lie received shock Whiic
.tt the top ol q pole bui mlhaseu ~, ~
,ge.. almost half way down before ne feii.
He was badly shaken.
Tht. bridge that is to span the f\ennc-
bee river between WaterVill" anu w inH- rs,
low will be built OH the ic" during the
coming winter. Construction Work . .'ie
road between Watervillc and Pennington
will u" delayed until spring.
Franz, p. Carr. an extra driver of the
Portland fire department. Responder |" d
can. Sunday. when the engine was ieaN-
ing the building ne was swept from w
ri,t,ninas board and his left l"G lrhct ,IftI-
Hr is at the Maine General hospital it
is hoped that the injured reg VII :"
saved.
when the worl; Of taking up tn. raliS
~ tha IIrnharu. cxtcnsion was iirSt con
siderrd il WIS expected tfr tAi,'la'
vn,,Id reach S..na but Assistant Engineer
Uuruhv viii close that part of the worn
in another week ut an cH'tliS" ol less
th.rI S5nI. These rails are itlnS I;tlu on
tha main line b-;wcen East N'tsSaih"i"
and Weeks Mills
Rcv. +. w. O. Rricn. pastor oi IN" new
Pennies church 1T Bath. now being pun
near the I:ath iron Works. Is to nav Ill
stalled a restaurant wher" w"rslhgme3
can get plain, WHOLESOME to"n ana hn' no
,.nfi..r ;tt cost. There will b" Il free rean-
inr room, with papers ana magazines on
tlr connecting Mr.. q 'ricn mas rcrtiN-
I'd liberal donations for his WORK from
sich men as Charles ". Morse, senator
Frye and others.
4 strike occurred among the itaIians
nrnnloyed on the construction oi me W.
~ 4 r. narrow gauge railroad q f-dSt
I,ssaIboro Saturday. For SeNeral week
the Itaiians have been paying Il 1ort man
y, cents a week for coal ana ShautS reit;
when Friday one of the men discovered
that the railroad company provided tAe
shantv and coal free. The Italians re-
fused 10 go to work. Saturday. untll the
matter was adjusted. There are 2oO ltai-
ians at work. consequently the revenue
accr,ling TO the foreman amounted TO
s2 - n week When the Italians were
informed that they snou,o no ionSer pay
the rentals they returned to work
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29
PLENTY OF DUPES.
Another Get Rich Quick"
Scheme Exploded at Boston.
State Street Brokers' Firm Lands a
Cool Million Since Jan. |.
Took Money TO invest and Investors Are Whis.
tiing fer Their Cash.

Boston, oct. 2S.-What the United
States marShals office declares to be
one Of the biggest frauds they have
ever had to deal with in this city has
just been brought to their attention
and. today, warrants were issued at
the request of the United States district
attorney for the arrest of certain Nom
berS OF a firm of State street brokers on
the charge of using the United States
mails il Il scheme to dcfraud. The
names of the men involved and of the
firm We're not disclosed by the district
attorney as it is understood that the
men could not be found.
4 half dozen young women engaged
as typewriters and as telephone opera
tivcs employed by the concern, upon
being asked fer information seemed to
be wholly without knowledge Of the
whereabouts Of the men wanted
These young women Were escorted to
the office Of the United States marshal
for examination. after which they We're
permitted to leave on giving assurance
that they We're ready to respond as
witnesses and whenever wanted.
The conduct of discretionary pools
and the handling Of customers money
in blind combinations is what caused
the post office authorities to act It is
said that the firm has handled 81 900,
600 since Jan. |. 1901. The method of
the firm 50 ii is said was 50 very simple
that even the inspectors were surprised.
Pope all over the country. 50 il is
alleged. We're written to and told what
excellent chances there was to invest
and net large returns. Pools were
formed and those desirous Of getting
rich quickly We're cordially invited to
send all they had. Send 800. 5000,
$500, $1,000 or even $4,000. send us all you
can and get rich fast with us. was
the message sent. so it is said. and
then the dupes began to be heard from.
Money came pouring into the office
from all directions and from all sorts
Of sources.
"Our manipulatvc deals" was the
term used. ana 50 the subscribers We're
not supposed to know what their
money was to be invested for or when.
So for this reason it did not cause any
surprise If they did not hear from
their money had been invested. for two
of three weeks. 1t is said when a re-
port was made as to the manner of the
investment. Two or three weeks later
after the money had been sent out, 1t
would be to tho effect that the pool
had bec,, formed on some Weli-knoWn
stock. and that as the quotations mad
IA
swent in. ana that moro money was
necessary Immediately in order to save
the stock.
And then on the receipt Of this in
formation. the investors would send
money only to have that swept m 1t
alwavs happened. so il is SAID. that
no report would be made about the
stock purchased until it was fouhu that
the stock had gone down
Finally some of the Subscribers to
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29
CAREFUL INQUIRY
10 Be Made into Practices of
Portland Attorney.
Alleged to Have Secured Assignment
OF a Clients Funds.
cumberland Bar Executive Committee Now In .
vestigating the Case.

fprtand. Me, oct 2S-Th. executive
committee of the Cumberland County
har Association Will meet. tomorrow
T. consider the recent financial connar-
t!on between Attorney f. +. HeCkb.rt
and Antonio Trebino. peanut vender.
and decide whether the circumstances
warrant the association or the court
taking action in the matter.
The charge has been made that Mr..
Heckbcrt took Trebino To a house on
Pleasant street and procured an as
SiTnment of certain money that Ire
hino had in the Portland SAVINGS Bank
Nh HeCkbert says that he has been
attorney for Trebino for three wears
During the summer the Brunswick 4
Portland Steamship 60. sued Trebino
for $1,000 for which he had subscribed
for stock but had refused to pay. Ire
hlno did not have to pay the amount
He began 10 act strangely and Charles
i. Robinson, Charles j. Matthew and
Ernest T.. cross petitioned' that Mr.
lleckb"rt be appointed his guardian.
Or. George W. Fay attended Trebno
TWO days and then +. f. Cross took
Trebno To- his home in Knightvile.
Mr. Cross wife presented Il bill TO
Trehino for 5000 for sidewalk rent.
Tfebino let MI. Cross have several
hundred dollars for safe Keeping Mn
Heckbert got Trcbino to assign his
property to him ana made 4 demand
on Mr.. Cross for the money ne held.
Hon. George NJ. Seiders was later en-
ploypd by Tr"hino and n obtained
from Mr.. iIeckbert ali the money tn"
later had belonging to the Italian. Trr-
bino took his money ana left foy italy.
Mr. Seiders noW has the ease in hand
and il will be referred 10 the Ear As
s0-iation committee.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29
BATES COLLEGE,.
Football Eleven Preparing for Coming Games
With Colby and Bowdoin.

Lewiston. Me. oct. (Specian.-A
large number of football men were out
in suits, today. and the second team was
strong enough to give the tilst team I"
good. snappy practice Every man on the
team is putting all his might int" me
work ana is training hard for the two
great games the one with Colby. Sht'tf-
dnv and TIE one with Bowduin, NpV.
. The men all know that they must p!d|
their best to win these games ana cs-
pecinllv the one with Bowdoin. 1t Is Wen
known that Bowdoin has an excellent
team one of the best she mas possessed
for several years. and Bates record VITA
Harvard and Yale proves We'll tilitt Sh"
has n team of which no on" should ne
ashamed. -, H., ,t,,-
ARRANGEMENTS are being mad" ~ Man
ap,, EpenV for an entertainment OF til'
yuI1ng men and women 70 be gwen ~ We
gymnasium, tomorrow night IL WEI
prubnbly be similar to tn" one gwen =
fow days ago by the young women ollN-
IN, Football Association Will receive the
benefits from the entertiInm'ns.
The class Of 1905 is making ncGo'a-
lions for purchasing class sweaters.
Professors iiartShorn and stanton anu
President Chase have returned IRON New
Haven where they have been attending
the Yale bi-centennial.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29
Physical Comfort.
Malt Breakfast Food
from,iss Bodily vigo:::
Puits Up Flesh, Bone. and kusc,e.

Physical comfort. good sleep ANA
bodily vigor are results Of good dges-
iicn.
The experience of users Of Malt
Breakfast Food points to the fact that
ii is the ideal cereal food. always true
and reliable in its work of building up
f'c:n. bone, and muscle sor men and
women Of every station in life. It is
strongly recommended by the medical
profession and food experts because it
is f~ce from the many Objectionable
fea 'ures present in oatmeal and other
grain foods. Malt Breakfast Food
gives a relish at the morning meal
that no other food can offer, ard sends
Young and old forth to the duties and
cares Of the day with vim ana vigor
that Viii overcome all ordinary oista-
cies and difficulties. Malt Breakfast
Food makes an excellent supper dish.
Gs"d either hot or cold Try il. Your
grocer sells it.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29
CANOE UPSET.
Two Bangor Young Men
Drowned in Moosehead.
Third Swims to Steamer Katahdin
and Fourth Reaches Shore.
Canoe Upset by Striking Floating Buoy
Bodies Not Recovered.

Greenville. Me. oct. 2s.-By the over
turning Of a canoe on Moosehead lake
off here. late last night. two young
men We're drowned and TWO others mar
rowly escaped with their lives. The
dead are Charles Dudley. aged IT, ana
Douis Duffy. 20. both of Bangor. The
bodies have not been recovered.
Dudley and Duffy We're employed in
the veneer mill here. Last evening
about IL o'clock. they started for
canoe trip on the lake. They had gone
only a few rods from the shore when
they struck Il floating buoy and cap
sized.
one man swan to the steamer IA
tahdin. anchored nearby, and another
succeeded in reaching shore. but Dud-
ley ana Duffy We're drowned.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29
Horse Stolen al Brunswick.

Brunswick, Me, oct. 2S.-Saturday
noon man whose name IS thought
to be Green. Who lives at Harpswell,
hired 4 horse from the livery stable Of
Chas. Stone. H gay" a fictitious name
III Mr. Stone, and said that ne was so
ing to Gurntt bridge ana would be
back before night; The horse belonged
to Geo. Corliss. a hackman. who keeps
his horse at Stones stable. and who
occasionally lets him. The police were
notified. Sunday. that the team had not
been brought back. Green was con-
victed of stealing a horse several years
ago. The horse was a sorrei. and was
hlttfed in 2 top buggy.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29
80 REPORTED DEAD.
Armed Citizens Rushing in and
Troops Being Sent to the Scene
from Both States.

New Orleans, oct. 28.-A special to
the Picayune from Jackson. Miss. says
that Coy. Heard of Louisiana has tele-
Sraphcd Governor Lnngino of Missis-
sippi that there is race ,iot at Hall
Town, Washington parish. I.a ana
that 30 an" reported killed. Washing
ton parish adjoins Marion county and
Coy. Heard asks for permission for
Louisiana troops tn pass through Mis-
sissippi. GOV. !.an2!no promptly grant
ed the request.
\ special to the Picayunc from CO.
lunhia, Miss. says the sheriff Of Mar
ion county has tri"graphcd Gov. Lon
gino Tor troops IL suppress race riot
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29

i II Coughlln. owner Of the Clinton.
Mass franchise In the National Roller
Polo League, has received overtures from
Malachi Kittredge. catcher OF the Boston
National League ball team. looking 10 D."
purchase Of the polo rlSh, IN 1nll'1h, ~,
bending the arrival of Mir. kittredSe the
Clinton players. Bartlett. i:ann"n,
Houshton. DAILY and Devlin. are being
Kept here with the expectation thi' IN!
will All be- signed. Clinton is red-hut 100
poIu and the rrankS want 10 see lnc "a
team in the league with the old 'n' my
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29
MRS. GRANT ILL.
Confined TO Home for Past 10 DAYS With a
Severe Cold.

Washington. oct. 2s.-Mrs. Julia Dent
Grant. widow of Gen. L. S. Grant. is
i'll At her home here. She has been
confined 10 her house since her return
from Canada about 10 days ago. At
present her illness is not regarded as
critical 1t began with a cold and the
developments have been such as 70
alarm Ter friends, Today, she was
thought 10 be little better.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29

Court OF Claims Awards tha. Amount. M1 nday.
to Our State.

Washington. oct. 2S.-The United
States court Of claims rendered judg-
ment. today in the cases of several
states having disputed accounts with
,he government for equinping troops
for the war with Spain.
In the ease ut the state Of Maine. thc
Judgment against the government is
$l51.5S7.
The state Of New Hampshire receives
a Judgment for Si2e or.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29
MAINE PENSIONS.

Washington. Oct. 2S.-The follownc
pension changes in Maine are announce>.'
resulting from the issue of oct. ":
Original Thomas Kennedy. soldiers
Home. Togus 81. Increase, restoration
Reissue. James NJ. Taylor. Soldiers
Home. $S Jotham Mink. North Walno-
boro. 81; John Ryan, Soldiers homr' IL
gus SO Special accrued, oct. II, Benjl-
min r Thomas. Caribou. 81
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29

the fund became suspicious and re
ported the matter To the post office au-
thorities with ;hc statement that thc
scheme seemed to be fraudulent ana
as the mails had been used fur The pro
motion II the plan. il w,s determined
to work the ease tn against the pro-
mOlcIS
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29

The smell of poor cigar is a diabol-
ic3l contrast t. the fragrant aroma Of
a good one. Incidentally. cigar can be
correctly spelled S-e-g-a-r. Smokers
who know z good Segar 20 to 4. K.
Partridge's old relia bic drug store op-
positc postottice. where are best seler-
tinns from :. to Ia cents. regardless Of
advertised cncoriums. which often en-
snare.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29

The sevcrest storm OF the season
broke over the northern coast of Brit-
ish Columbia, last week, and for three
davs shipping was hearty at stand
sti.l. Skagway steamers were forced
"a saoj, shelter and the steamers New
England and Capitona which nave ar
rived at Vancouver report that the sea
was the roughest seen on the north
coast fo, !, year. At Port Essington,
just above the Indian village or lver-
ness. tle building Or the church OF
r,reI,na was demolished and half
onZ.n other buildings We're blown over.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29

Eglanc Appleton. an Drono hiacAsfhi'n'
vas arrested hr Sheriff Brown. G trly
Monday morning. on the charge of having
attempted t. commit RAPE on n" person
or Miss Carrie Erskinr in OrrinSt"n Sih-
dav. Appleton was brought 70 hthGnr
nn,,ntI i,i1 III was arraiGncd before
JlIde,. iaiIey in the m.'nicip;l court lai'
on Monday afternoon bat up 70 n" nm
tn. Commercial Went 20 press H"tni5
md been done. Appleton has engaged
charles j. Dunn. ESQ. HS counsel aA''
=. G. White ESQ. apI'ctred for TN" State
Arplcton denies having committed IN
crime and the defence will b. along th''
line of attempted bldekmdli- bliss rs
Kline is an cstimahtc young woman ami
hos aiWdvs borne th" best of regulations.
Bangor Commercial.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29

On the Louisiana and Mississippi bor-
de-. ; number have been killed at
Ban Town, La. The greatest excitement
prevails 1t Washington parish and
Marion county farmers are rushing to
th- scene uith Shot guns and rifles to
jim in the conflict The death list is
noW estimated al 80.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29
Fire at Lewiston.

Lewiston. Me. Oct. 2S.-A fire is burn
i,,r y, I,.rner S Coogins' wood yard. Two
alarms have been rung i'll. lh' da''iis'
will be large The fire is sun burning
fiercnlN
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29

Jackson Miss. oct. 2S-At the re-
quest II the sheriff Of Marion county.
which adjpins Washington parish.
Louisiana. where a race war is now in
progress, GOV. Lonsino has ordered the
columbia Guards 10 the scene to pro-
tert mississippi citizens.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29

\ French ccOnomSt has figured OH
that, rs compared with Fran, = the iower
freight rates in Germany effect az an
nual saving to the German Industries Of
Sl0oo0gG. Frances great need nc thinks.
is more canals.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29
FAIR WEATHER..

Washington. oct. 9S-Forecast for
New England: Fair. Tuesday and
Wednesday; light variable winds, be-
coming SOutheaSter!Y.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29
Harvard Not 10 Play U. OF IA.

Cambridge. Mass. oct 2S.-The report
that Harvard was to play University o;
Maine Wednesday. was denied. tonight
by Coach Reid.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29
- ,o Toll the Genuine.

The signature of f. w Grove appears
,l n,, a,..srS hox of the genuine Laxative
pro,no- on -Guinine the remedy that cures
= cold In one day.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29
Special Values
In FUR SCARFS.

We have about 800 scarfs tha, woro
made up during the dali season ana ~.
Offering them al prices they cannot III
duplicated for later.
Near Seal Cluster Soarfs, Martin
tails.
s2.75.
Real Black Martin scarfs. Martin
tails.
Real Brown Martin scarfs, talks.
n, $3.50.
Real Brown Marin Scarfs. best
quality. tails,
$500.
River Sable Scarfs. and : tails
$500 and $3.50.
Gray krimmcr. tails.
$3.50 and $500.
Long double ScarfS, i'll an furs. from
$500 to S25. 90.
Orders by mail Will receive prompt at
tcntion. When desired goods Will be sent
{. O. D.. with privilege Of examination
We make a speciality Of alteration ami
repair werk
II. G. BARKER Co., Funiers, Cor. Store, Gardiner
sept Jeod1stpp
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29

The steamer City of Topeka has ar
rived 1T Seattle. Wash. from Skag-
,vav with 100000 in bullion from Tread
reIl. and 100000 in dust from the
klOndike.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29

Wesley Harris Of Eddneton bend, ff'-
.day. tried to take his life for tho second
time. He used pocket knife in this N
stance. AS was the case the first time.
Ana he succeeded in iniiictinG 4 ragsou
ana deem wound. dangerous enough 4"
render him Very weak from loss If blood.
H will probably recover. lie had bfeG
in tn. Ins5n" hospitals in Augusta anu
Bangor, being discharged. two months
ago. from the latter
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29
FEDERAL STOCK & GRAIN CO.,
NICKERY BLOCK.

NICKERY BLOCK.
Incorporated under the laws Of Mass.
CAPITAL. 10000
Stock. Bonds Grain and Provisions
bought ami sold for cash or carried on
moderate margins.
Direct private wire. Telephone, 52-e.
Oct4J eodlmo
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-29
Base Ball Notes.

I.aioie knocked out 9 couple u nom
runs and il thrce-haGser at New ,t!rdh;. n,
sunday. and Ill the rest 81 iIe 1;,n,,t ,.1nl II
bard y, hits being made or flictprhiu
iocaI pitcher The Southern Lehe =
20; IL hits off Carrick: The score "H>
Is to in favor of the visitors
The foreign born population "i IN"
1,i,,.d St,trs is more than ten millions.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-04
LOCAL BRIEFS

Anchovy Paste. Washington market.
]. c. Lavery and family, of Gable, are
at the Montana.
City Treasurer John r. Walkup was
Butte visitor today.
J. G. Evans, of Butte, was guest of
the Montana last evening.
w. J. Evans, jr., of Great Falls, is
registered at the Montana hotel.
c. j. Healy, deputy county clerk, re-
ness trip to Butte.
w. r. Allen left this moring for Wash
ington gulch to give his attention to
some mining properties there.
The Twentieth Century has arrived.
So has plenty of Trail Creek Coal. Sold
by c. l.. Hogle & Co., opposite Montana
hotel. Phone 60.
The body of Hugh Gallagher was
shipped to Pennsylvania today. 1t was
accompanied by friend from Butte,
whose name could not be learned.
Wanted-25 men accustomed to the
handling and erection Of steel work
for buildings. Apply to Brown-Ketch-
UNI Iron Works. new reduction plant.
Anaconda, Montana.
c. J. Walsh expects to leave for
Helena sometime next Sunday to be
present at the opening of the legisla-
ture to push the contest suits before
that body.
The Elks of Anaconda are contem-
plating the presentation of a minstrel
entertainment in the near future. At
meeting held last night committee
was appointed to look after the pre-
| liminaries.
Joe Brown, who was brought up from
| Deer Lodge last week suffering from
dementia, was brought before Judge
| Napton and Drs. Mckenzie and Owen
at 4 o'clock this afternoon to be exam
| ined as ITO his sanity. 1t is thought
Brown will surely be sent to the asylum.
| Officer Frank Stebbins is nursing a
sore finger, which he injured While ar
| resting a man who showed disposition
to be violent. The officer believes he
has slight touch of blood poisoning,
as the lacerated member was quite
badly swollen last night.
A large number of Anaconda friends
of w. G. Van Eman, who died in one
i of the Butte hospitals few days ago
| left on the II o'clock train this morning
to be present at the funeral. Two mem
bers of the Anaconda Typographical
union went to act as pallbearers.
w. E. Thomas, clerk-elect Of the
| district court, visited the court
house yesterday and was shown about
the Office by the retiring officials. Mr.
| Thomas will sever his connection with
the postofIice today and will spend to-
morrow in the Office of which he is t
take charge next Monday.
At a meeting held last night. W. A
Collins was elected chief of the lower
works fire department, with Hugh Ear
~, first lieutenant; John Ryan, second
assistant; Thomas Collins. third as
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-04
SLEIGHING ALL THE RAGE.

The ground is covered with good coat
ing of snow and everyone who owns a
cutter seems to be taking advantage of
the opportunity to use it. Those who are
less fortunate club together, hire bob
sled with high box and then With plenty
of straw and blankets in the bottom to
keep them warm. and start out.
The weather last night for this kind of
sport was superb. The temperature of
the atmosphere there was mild. and the
the moon shown out through the clear
skies making it almost as light as day.
1t was time for merriment with the
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-04
ILLEGAL VOTERS BOUND OVER

j. d. Smith and Felix McCarm, the
two men arrested in Butte night before
last on the charge of illegal voting at
Carroll on last election day, We're ar
raigped before Justice Frank Kennedy
last evening, when they pleaded not
guilty and We're bound over to the dis
irict court in bonds of $1,000 each, which
they We're unable to give.
1t is very probable that the two men
arrested will be called before the fegs-
lature at the proper time to testify in
the Legislative contests from this coun-
ty, which will he called up before the
committee on privileges and elections
1t is claimed that they will make i'm
portant witnesses for the side of the
contestants.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-04
- E21A.
THAT MAN." u -

A high class comedy of the farcical Or
der, with just enough of the ''up-to-date'
borrowed from the French school to lend
spice to it's situations, and entitled THAT
Man" comes to the Margaret Theater to-
morrow night. The success of this play
has been practically demonstrated by its
profitable run at the Herald Square Thea
ter the last few weeks, and the only rea-
son that it did not finish the season out
at that house was that provision had
been madtfor the production of Hearne's
new play. That comedy of this sort
should succeed in the Herald Square,
the audiences of which have been edu-
Gated to large ensembles. scenic and mu-
steal productions of the very highest Or
der, is almost without precedent, and Is
a positive assurance of the merit OF
Mime Charities efforts as a playwright.
This engagement will include Walter
Walker and the original cast.