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ly ;nexplicable queIling of the riot, a
crowd of people each doing his little mys-
terious turn without any connection with
his neighbor. There is one short scene
that is PRETTY and effective, between
Lady Babbie and the English captain,
Halliwell, but beyond that confusion
reigns supreme.
Miss Laura Nelson Hall is the star of
the cast, as Lady Babbie. She more than
confirms in the role the favorable impress
sion that she has already made, showing
marked talent in her work, and is win
some, arch and lovable "Egyptian.
# Miss Halls enunciation were on a
level with her intelligence there would
be considerable hope for her, but at times
she is utterly unintelligible, even to those
seated only a few rows from the stage.
Neither is this only when the pretty
actress affects the Scotch that is not of
this earth that is spoken down at the
Grand Opera-house, but IN what should
be good, round English It should not
be necessary to remind Miss Hall that
one must first hear to enjoy what she
says, but with the exception of Mr., May
all every member of the company Is de-
hcient in this regard.
Mr.. Mayall has the title role of ''The
Little Minister but a prodigiously
wrong conception of the character. All
the AUld LIGHT minister is lost, his sturdy
belief in himself and reverence for Auld
LIGHT ways, and instead Mr.. Mayall gives
us knowing, hfppant, smart young per
son who discounts utterly Lady Babbles
conversion to reverence, and it al
together out of key. William Bernard is
well suited as Captain Halliwell, and
does a bit Of very good acting with Lady
Smiley also stands out as Sheriff Riach.
Miss Maynard as the fearful Mamie
should sufficiently restrain her feelings
to be intelligible. The large audience en-
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Connecticut. Fisk of Rhode Island Hart of Col
orado and Tatlock of Michigan, Deputies Stet-
son of New York, Davies of Massachusetts,,
Dupuis of Pittsburg. Lightner OF Minnesota
and Prince of New Mexico.
The Rev DR.. Huntington, chairman Of
the committee on amendments, announced
that his committee had added a section
to article X of the constitution providing
for the oversight by a Bishop of congre-
cations not in union with the Episcopal
church.
On the recommendation of the Rev. DR..
Egar, several new sections will be con-
sidered by the house on the canon pro-
viding for the formation of new dioceses,
the principal object being to keep the
question of the formation in the hands of
the General Convention. Both the above
questions were placed on the calendar.
The House of Bishops sent q message
to the House of Deputies for the forma-
ton of joint committee to consider the
prohibited degrees of marriage and TO
continue the joint commission on AmeIi-
can churches in Europe.
DR.. McKim of Washington to provide
for joint commission to consider the re-
lations of capital and labor was unani-
mously passed.
At the close of the debate on the canon
on divorce the committee reported to the
House of Deputies. Leave was asked fer
the committee to sit again and discuss
the canon on diSciplining divorced persons
who remarked The request was granted
The house then adjourned until p. m.
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SHIPS MENACED
BY BAD SHELLS
Steps Taken to Prevent
Further Premature
Explosions.
Accidents Aboard the Kear-
sarge, Kentucky and Ala
bama Cause Inquiry.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

CALI, BUREAU, 1406 G STREET, N.
W., WASHINGTON. Oct. 4--Rear Ad-
mfraI Charles O'Neil, chief Of naval ord
nance, has taken measures to prevent
further explosions of steel armor piercing
shells in the 13-inch guns OF battleshlps-
One gun, that of the KearsarSe, was so
seriously damaged by the explosion OF
shell that 1t was necessary TO remove IL
and substitute another gun. Ihe Ken
lucky reported that a shell exploded IN
one of her 13-inch guns, but fortunately
the damage was slight.
Rear Admiral O'Neil has received re-
port from Captain Willard Bronson, COM
manding the Alabama. regarding an acct
dent to her 13-inch gun, and ne mas SIatea
that the gun, while slightly gouged, VIII
still be servfceable.
Immediately after the accident on the
Kearsarge was reported to the Navy De-
investigation This determined that the
shell was manufactured by the Midvaie
Steel Company. A letter was addressed
premature explosion. but the company
was unable to furnish any explanation,
pointing out that the lot from which the
shell had been selected was accepted aft
er the usual tests.
In order to prevent further accidents
Rear Admiral O'Neil has directed that all
semi-armor piercing shells under manu-
facture shall be made with thicker walls
and with gas check. Rather than have
another premature explosion he will prob
ably request the department to order that
these piercing shells be used without pow
der charges in target practice.
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SOME CLEVER THEATRICAL PEO-
PIE WHO ARE APPEARING IN
LOCAL THEATERS THIS WEEK.

but it certainly never contained a more
enthusiastic one. Claiming Ellery's Royal
Italian Band, under the directorshlp or
Giuseppe Creatore, has unquestionably es-
tablished itself as one of the most per-
feet and artistic organizations of the kind
ever heard in this city CreatOre mas TO
be seen to be appreciated. His gestures
are truly wonderful. His head, with its
superabundance of hair and his arms and
body are constantly in motion, which
made a learned jurist remark: Il ex-
pected every moment to see him turn a
back spring" Last nights programme
consisted of the march Columbus" by
Creatore. which was given with dash and
precision; overture, Poet and Peasant.
by Suppe; bombardinO solo, GOunod
''Serenade," by Signor Curti, which was
encored; ballet music, Excelsior by
Marengo; march, ''Countersign," by Crea-
tore; overture, I'll Guarany,'' by Gomez,
soprano solo, waltz, "Parla," by Nine.
Barili, which was encored, and selections
from Faust" with solos by SignOri
Palma, Aiala and Marino. The applause
after each number was deafening and
encOreS were dema nded and acceded to
except after Creatore's own marches,
when he contented himself with bowling
his Acknowledgements. There will be mat
inees every afternoon this week besides
the evening performances.
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BISHOP WILLIS MAY.
Continued from Page One.

assure the synod of their sense OF the neces-
sity that the church in Mexico should have,
at the earliest possible day, It's own episco-
pate.
The Bishops are not prepared at once to
to the three Bishops-elect and feel that GER
tain conditions must be compiled with before
any Bishop can be -consecrated for Mexico.
First-There must be definite assurances OF
the adoption of the form for the ordination and
ceiisecIao1on S 5 Ol 1rSoys anu ts1 al % IN III tbl
essential features OF the ordtnal OF this church
and that the ordinal Of this church shall be
used until the form Of ordination is adopted by
the Mexican church.
Second-There must be such evidences as this
church always requires before the conservation
of Bishop in the United States Of the quail
featon in character and learning Of the per-
sons proposed to be consecrated.
Third-There must be the part OF those
to be cOnsecrated. and those who ask their
conservation, an acceptance OF article OF
the covenant, which is in the nature OF a
promise Of conformity required Of every per-
son before ordination and conservation in this
church
Fourth-There must be some arrangement of
jurisdiction by which the Bishop when con-
secrated, shall have definite charge of separate
dioceses or missionary districts in the Mexican
church.
Fifth-That a covenant be entered into be-
tween the Bishops Of this church and the
and essentially in form that made before
the Bishop was conscerated for Brazil. Namely.
that the person consecrated shall before his
eanons Of the Protestant EPISCOPAL church of
the United States, both as to it's personal
conduct and to the Episcopal government OF
the territory under his charge until there shall
be three Bishops consecrated by this House OF
Bishops resident and exercising their jurisdic-
tion in Mexico and by their joint action ma
tional church shall have organized.
The following resolution was then
adopted:
Resolved, That a commission OF three Bishops
be appointed. who, having satisfied themselves
that the above conditions complied with,
may request the presiding Bishop to call a
meeting OF the House of Bishops to consider
and decide the question of consecratng not
more than two Bishops for the Mexican church
The Bishops Of Maryland, California and Los
Angeles were appointed.
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joyed the play. however, and it will
probably be popular.
Columbia,

"FIorodora" is now in the final week of
its successful run at the Columbia Thea
ter and the farewell performance of the
musical hit is announced for next Sun
day night. The piece is one of the best
attractions offered here for a long time
performances presages the attendance of
capacity testing audiences up to the last
performance. Next Monday night Stuart
Robson will begin an engagement limited
to two weeks He is to appear in an elab-
crate revival of Bronson Howard's great
est comedy, THE Henrietta and will be
supported by a veritable all-star cast, in
Dorothy Rossmore, Russ Whytal, Estelle
Carter, Clifford Leigh, Mary Realty,
Charles Lane, Laura Thompson, Roy At
well, Joseph P. Keefe and Charles R. Gill
bert Robson in the role of Bertie the
Lamb offers a performance of rare merit
and his characterization is one of the
brightest Of comedy creations.
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the fourth act of "Rigoletto.'' a scene
from Aida" in act from "Otello" and
the "Miserere" from ''Trovatore' and
numbers from 81 Lombardf'-a splendid
sample selection from the works of the
master whose fame has outlived gener-
alton and will stand.
The work of fhe orchestra was excellent
and was warmly applauded.
Next week will begin the special en-
gagement. of Signor Avedano, and. Nor
ma will be given on Monday, Wednes-
day. Friday and Saturday, and La Bo-
heme" on Tuesday, Thursday and Sun
day with scores, scenes models, ETC., ,di-
rect from Italy. 1t will be put on the
this city.
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the lungs, emaciation and weakness, have
been perfectly and permanently cured
by the use of DR.. Pierce's Golden Med
lcal Discovery. 1t cures the cough.
heals the lungs and builds up the BODY
with solid flesh.
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sDeH again At last concluded to trv Doc,o~
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me to take both the Golden Medical r;sSo-
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lets. am now almost eutirelv well and 40 ali
my work without any pain whatever and can
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DR.. Pierce's Common Sense Medical
Adviser, IN paper covers, is sent free on
receipt OF II one-cent stamps to cover
expense Of mailing only. Address DR..
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Tivoli.

Dear old Verdt-peace to his ashes!-the
only Verdi, the mention of whose name
quickens the pulse beat Of the world, was
honored last night by the Tivoli bohe-
mians, while Italy, France, Germany and
America sat side by side and greeted the
music of the Old master with glad palms.
And the favorite singers as they came
upon the stage were clapped and bravoed,
while they bowed and smiled acknowl-
edgments till they got cricks in the neck.
great Salassa then Russo, Barbareschi,
Repetto, Dado, Ferrari, Nicolini Monta-
mari, Agostini, Polletini and Castellano
were encored again and again. There was
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California.

Bright and catchy music, some pretty
girls and batch Of jokes, all of which
are not time-honored, are the pleasing in
gradients of Rudolph and Adolph," a
three-act farcical melange that served to
show the fine capabilities of Mason and
Mason to the patrons of the California.
Rudolph and Adolph" boasts of a plot.
1t is one of those accommodating plots
that can end anywhere and never be
missed. However, it is not the play but
the people in this case and some of them
all times funny. Lottie Williams-Salter
sings a song with dash while stepping
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Balloon Party Crossing the Ocean

PARIS. Oct. 15.-The balloon of Comte
de la Naulx, which left Les Sabletts near
Toulon, Saturday night, on a voyage
across the Mediterranean, was reported
yesterday near the Balearic Islands. with
all on board well.
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HERR RosENTHAL KIDNAPPED.

Macedonian Committee Decides to
Capture All Foreigners in Reach.
LONDON, Oct. 15.-"It is announced
from Bucharest" says a dispatch to the
Daily Mail from Vienna, that Herr Ros-
enthal, the representative of a German
hrm, has been kidnapped by Bulgarian
brigands at Silestra. The ROumanian Gov
ernment has sent a protest to Sofia and
the Bulgarian Government has ordered
troops 10 pursue the brigands.
1t is rumOred that the Macedonian
Committee has decided TO capture every
foreigner within reach in order to attract
European attention to the bad state of
public security in Macedonia"
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LOCAL PLAYF1OUSES PRESENT SEVERAL
NOVELTIES OF GOOD ENTERTAINMENT
z Ohm ARTHUR FRASER is

II Ohm ARTHUR FRASER is re-
sponsible for the particular "only
unauthorized version of 1.-THE Lit
O tie Minister that is the attrac-
ton at the Grand Opera-house this
week, and is incidentally responsible for
two splendidly muddled acts to begin
with. 1t is impossible for any one who
has not read the book to gain any ade-
quate idea of its story until the third
act. That is really effective. There is
a mob rioting without reason, an impos-
sible conspiracy about nothing, an equal
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Mckinley Memorial Association

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-THE general
organization of the William Mckinley
Memorial Arch Association was completed
to-day. The officers are: Henry B. Mac
Farland, president; Lyman J. Gage, treas
urer; Thomas z. Walsh of Colorado, sec
retary. President Roosevelt and the mem
bers Of the Cabinet were elected honorary
members of the association An appeal to
the public will be issued shortly.
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Captured Anarchist Commits Suicide

LONDON, Oct. A-"Romas, the leader
of a notorious band of anarchists who
have destroyed various public and other
buildings during the last few months, -
says a dispatch to the Daily Mail from
KracOw, was arrested in Stanislavow
Eastern Galicia, after a severe struggle,
in which he and a gendarme were wound
ed and child was accidentally killed
ROmas hanged himself in the guard
house" ("
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Orpheuun.

Admirers of vaudeville who attended the
performance at the Orpheum last night
were pleased. Every number was heart
lily applauded. Wilfred Clarke and COM
pany, Mitchell and Barnard, the Sisters
O'Meers, Monroe, Mack and Lawrence,
Tommy Baker. the Keatons the wonder
full De Courseys and little Maud Sorenson
and Tom Dunn constitute as clever an
aggregation as has ever been seen here.
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Chutes.

The Chutes has a strong bill of novel
ties this week. The Lundgrens present
novel comedy aerial act and have scored
a big hit. The Lerners, two clever chill
dren, appear in character impersonations;
Wise and Milton, colored comedians, keep
the audience in roars of laughter with
their funny sayings; Edna Hamlin has a
fine soprano voice and sings popular Sc
lections; Carter brothers and Mile. Lofty
continue their last weeks successes. New
moving pictures conclude q strong bill.
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CONGRATULATIONS for Empress.

BERLIN, Oct. 1.-THE Municipal Coun-
ell of Berlin having refused to tender
congratulations to Empress Augusta Vic
toria upon her forthcoming birthday q
private committee has prepared an ad-
dress, which has been. placed in various
public institutions for individual sigma
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Pan-American Delegates Entertained.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 1.-THE delegates to
the Pan-American Congress, who arrived
from Washington last night, were hand
somely entertained to-day. The delegates
left the city at 1:5O o'clock tonight in
their special train for Mexico
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Central.

The Central Theater will reopen this
evening with ''Wife for Wife, a strong
and thrilling melodrama by John A. Stew
ems. It has always proved to be an at
tractiYe bill wherever presented and its
revival at the Central will be on an elab-
crate scale, with the roles in the hands
of a very strong cast. The box office will
be open to-day after p. m
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Admiral Remev Leaves for Korea.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 14.-The Navy De-
partment has been informed Of the de-
parture of Admiral Remey on the Brook
lyn and Admiral Kempn on the Kentucky
from Chefu to-day, bound for ChemulpO1
Korea, and Woo Sung, China, respect
iYelY
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General strike at Seville.

SEVILLE, Spain, Oct. I4-A general
tobacco workers and some others have
thus far declined to join. There has been
some riOting, compelling the cafes and
shons TO close.
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ADVERTISEMENT.
IT
SGARES
PEOPLE

Who come of a
consumptive fam
lily when they be-
gin to cough and
the lungs are pain
full. But it is a
fact beyond dis
proof that con-
sumption is not
and cannot be in
herited. The mi
crobe which breeds
disease must abso-
lutely be received
by the individual
before consump-
ton can be devel-
oped.
Men and women
who have been af-
hicted with obsti-
nate coughs, bron-
chifis hlaadinn a.
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Patrick MUST Remain in Custody.

NEW YORK, Oct. 14-Judge Foster, in
the Court of General Sessions to-day, de-
MED the application Of counsel for Albert
T. Patrick, indicted for the murder Of
William Marsh Rice, that the case be dis
missed and the defendant discharged.
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NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 14-Fire tonight
on Camp street ruined the large furniture
store of the Union Company and the Teu-
tonic Insurance Company building. Loss
100000
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DEPUTY LEWIS CLOSES DEBATE.

Deputy Lewis of Pennsylvania, in clos
ing the debate, said in part:
Those who expect a display of oratorical py-
rotechnics from me win be disappointed
perform to this house. 1t is my duty to help
the house so far as lies in my power to reach
right conclusion upon an exceedingly impor-
tant subject. 1 may not succeed, but shall
try. 1 am more anxious to get a right
clusion than 1 am to come to any particular
conclusion.
I deprecate two things which have in a meas
ure crept into this debate. 1 deprecate any
suggestion that the persons who have taken
the side that l represent in this discussion are
arrogating to themselves in any way any par
family life of the United States. Such is not
the case. Every the floor of this con-
vention is equally interested in preserving the
family life of the United States and il is
best do it, 1 deprecate. the other hand, the
suggestions that have been thrown out from
Is trying to set at naught he teachings of our
Lord. That may be the effect of things in the
minds of some of the gentlemen. but it GER
appears on either side of this debate.
Again, have been asked to state a precedent
for any action which would countenance legis-
lation based on expediency in any church body
because it has been said that this is a meas
Holy Scriptures that our Lord stated a. law
OF marriage as having been given in the be-
ginning. and he said to Moses From the hard
ness of their hearts. suffer them to put away
their wives" 1 venture to think that ''the
hardness of their hearts in the English
language probably means as a measure of ex-
not condemn Moses for that-and he as
suredy did not-it seems to this church
to-day is justified in debating a measure of
expediency upcn this same subject
Before plunge into what consider the i'm
portant points of this debate 1 want get
rid of few things which in my humble judg
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Major Booth Goes to Fort Davis.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 14.-General Young,
commanding the Department of the CO.
lumbia, has notified the War Department
that Major Charles A. Booth, Seventh
Infantry, has been directed to command
the post at Fort Davis, Alaska
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gracefully in time. The Lawrence sisters
are clever acrobatic dancers and Gloria
Alonzo and Beatrice Mckenzie help with
their pretty faces to round out the cast.
The comedy will run throughout the
week
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Alhambra.

The Alhambra Theater has contained g
larger audience than the one last night
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belong to the class Of those men who have
changed their minds upon this subject since
they came to this convention and since they
have listened far to this debate l came
here in favor of some such principle as is ex-
pressed in this message from the House of
erations that have been given to the subject
by myself, and 1 am here to defend the
amendment proposed to that last clause. Then
again L belong to the class that has been
mentioned as having been generally in favor
of the message of the House of Bishops un-
it is a mistake to say that the lawyers of this
house are in favor of this article as 1T comes
from the House of Bishops / want to con-
slider some objections that have been urged to
the amendment / want to refer to the objec-
tiOn based the prayer book 1t Is almost
appeal to a source as high that If the ap-
peal be not we'll founded And l say 1t ap-
proaches q wrong to seek to influence our ac-
tion by the suggestion that the church in this
formulary has sought to bind people to holy
natrimony until death do them part, regard
less OF any all circumstances The gentle
who are opposed to this amendment say
they do not expect the woman to love the
adulterous husband until death do them part?
Do they stand here saying that they want the
woman to obey the adulterous husband until
death do them part? There is an element of mu-
tuaity in this contract and this obligation which
is taken under the sanction of the holy church.
words I'm consideration of the promise of the
woman to me 1 do thus PROMISE and the
woman says. 'In consideration Of what the
man hath said / do thus promise" In legal
principle, is that not the meaning of 1t? They
take each other in consideration of their mu-
the church as opposed to the principle Of this
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Alcazar.

The Alcazar presents tonight for the
first time in this city 1.-The Girl in the
Barracks" a new comedy in three acts,
authors of 1.-THE Proper Caper," that had
a certain success some short time ago at
the A1cazar. 1.-The Girl in the Barracks"
had a recent run of several months at the
Casino New York, and promises lively
entertainment. The scene is laid in Paris,
the environment is military and the cast
the best the Alcazar has at it's command.
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My wife used sew
eral bottles of S. S. S.
as a blood purifier and
to tone up a weak and
emaciated system, with
very marked effect by
way of improvement.
a" We re g ard it a
great tonic and blood.
purifier. "-J. F. DUFF,
Princeton, Mo.