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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-07
TO REPLACE SCHOOLS
Under Management Of ihe City as Before
Conducted
IS the DESIRE OF THE TRUSTEES
Th~ Independent school Distric
plan Has Not Thus Far Proved
n Success.

The piacing of Houston in an inde-
pendent school district has not proved a
success. according 60 the testimony of the
trustees who have had she management
of them since the change. and. they are
very anxious to retarn to the old sys-
TEN.
"The operation OF the new plan makes
1t very apparent TO me- SAID Mr.. An
drew Dow. one Of the members OF the
present school board, ''phat It was d ms
take in d.vorclng the schools from the
city. We have been BADLY crippled in
our finances and ehe outlook for the cur-
rent year IS even moro disaonragnS. We
estimate that NC Will have 10 zecure, in
addition TO fhe per capita wc receive
from the state at least $4,000 TO sue
cessfully conduct the scno0ls tbs year.
This money viii have to come from the
city in some shape OF another. We eSii-
mated tha1 IL would require at least SlJ,-
600 To pay dhe teachers. to say nothing
OF the money that viii he needed for re-
pairs and for providing additional school
room TO relieve the present congesled
condition OF the schools
THE city has given us budget al
lowancc Of $1,000 simply for operating
expenses, with tho accommodation that
this amonnt be supplemented BY money
from some other source, such as A bond
issue, for ino necessary improvements
that viii have To be made luring the
year to meet Uhc Increased demands.
THE schools arc properly and inscpa'
rably a part uf the municipal machinery
and in my opinion ihey SHOULD never hayt
been removed from the c tvs control. and
/ would heartily favor restoring them e
the c.ty's management"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-07
HOW ORR WAS KILLED.
WINS sitting on the End of thc Cross
Ties when Engine struck Utm.


At the inquest being conducted by JUS
tico Walter Malsch as result Of the
death Of \. D, orr the man who was
run over and killed by switch engine
In the Fifth ward Monday night. more
testimony was taken yesterday. II. A..
Mcintosh testified that he was foreman
Of the switching crew following Hous-
ton and Texas Central switch engine No
IS at tho time Orr was killed and II
vas that engine that struck him
1 Mr.. Mcintosh stated that he was standa
Ing on the tootboard of the engine which
1 WAS backing up and after rounding a
sharp curve in cut he saw Il msu sit
ting on the end of the cross ties about
thirty feet ahead, lie testified that on
seeing the man sitting there he signalled
TO the engineer to stop and at the same
time yelled a the man on the track
The engineer applied brakes to his en-
CINE, but the man on the track did not
move and IL was Impossible for the en- =
CINE 10 stop in time to save him. He
was sitting with his head leaning for
ward and the footboard struck him. the
rear trucks OF the engine passing over
his legs. Mr.. McIntosh stated that a
Southern Pacific engine passed along the
track about Ave minutes before his on.
CINE came along,
Under Instructions from Orr's father.
who lives at Belfast. Tom, the remains
were inferred at Evergreen cemetery yes
terdly morning
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-07
E,ccuti,e Committee Meeting.

The dity democratlc executive committee
the personnel of whica was pr nted in yes
terday's Fest will meet tonight al $50
ocock at the city council chamber 20
determine whether or not demo,-atc 1rl-
marics Will be held 10 nominate can
didatc far mayor at tho election to be
held February 20
While the members Of the oommi ;tes
are as a rule, non-commTal IN having
their action anti, iyisted. It is very gem
orally believed that primaries will be
ordered t3D
II is also rumorei tia. there will like
iy he some Interesting procee jings aud
that the committee will not abide to-
sctaer in peace and harmony.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-07
WAS \ HEAVY Loss.
Fire Mt Glen Cnthryn Destroyed VAL
unhIc Paintings and Bric-n- Brnc.

The less from The Gre at Glen CatnTyn,
the homo OF NJ. and Mrs G. W. SueH.
situated about five miles from Houston on
the Telephone road, sunday riSht vas
greater than FIRST announced. 4 great
many vgludoie paintings were Loaf en-
Lrely and ihreo mat were saved wore
badly damaged IN uhe moving.
Glen CaJhryu WAS dpe country resi-
denco and ono tina, has boon very poou-
liar with Houston society folk Mr. Md
Mrs. Stleh having formerly entertained
there frequently It 70 a source of much
regret that Fhe place should have been
destroyed and with 1t such rare coll
Lection q highly JTizod ornaments. many
OF which can not 90 replaced.
sravtugs. Mrs. Stien lost Dor valuable
collection Of hric-a-brac. It Is estimated
that Mr., Stien's loss is between $4,000
and SIS, goo.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-07
UErH ISRAEL BAzAR
To Ruise Funds TO Purchase "a Pipe
Organ for the Temple.

The baSar 70 be given BY the ladies' OF
he Hebrew Congregation Beth Israel aud
their friends is beginning 20 assume
shape. and bids fair 10 eclipse anything
OF the kind ever attempted in the city
oT Houston. Tho Beth Israel ba1ar NIL
be given to raise funds 20 purchase a
pipe organ for he templc mi a largo
sum Is NECESSARY for t'lt purpose, rup-
ming into the thousands. Committees Of
ladies' are at work securing dona.ous OF
tunds and Of articles required tor the
various booths
The Rev H. Barns Gin. who rs the
chairman of the general committee. Is
actively engag ed in the work. apd will
n few days give out for publication
list OF the various committees and sub
'ommitthea In charge, The Beth Israel
bszar will open early in Marcn.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-07

To the Ei!tcr ~ The Fost
Houston. February BIN The report o.
the proceedings Of the city council there
Tss Paragr phi 10 the effect that tho
city school board bed asked Tor an APP
preparation OF Sl25 600 from tha city for
the current year. Tint statement was
misleading tnasmuch as the board isked
only for $33,600 The msyor, in his buds-
CT, recommended an appropriation Of
t72 o0o, which IS considered pra1t,clily
all that was asked for. The total re-
qurement Of the schools, from all
sources, is about sl25, 0oo.
James Chlrltor,
President Board of Trustees
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-07
4 Social Evening.

At the regu ar weekly rehearsal Of the
Houston Quar,ette society last night, in
preparation for their next concert, which
will be given the latter part OF March,
complimentary to their honorary nom.
bers, it was decided that at the next
regular rehearsal which will be next
"Wednesday nlsht, each member will be
permitted to invite friend, lady or
gentleman, ard 10 addition to the re-
hearsal an Lmprov.sed mus cal programme
Will be rendered, consisting of solos,
duets. choruses. etc.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-07

There was a good but not fun house to
sea he sequel TO The Prisoner OF
Zenda' Howard Gould WAS seen here
sevsral seasons aso In the eirler sto-y.
anl in the eyaaiing double role OF Ru-
dolph RasstadyN and The king o. Rur :
,ania ne sustained last night his descrv-
edly high reputation as an exponent a.
mo rsmantic drama.
The sudden cssngcs from one 10 tae
of%s1 pNettNese g,fcpgly rontrssscl char
nc saplaeFled.a bglllhut orpertsni.y ~
'cistely onisc e. his special ;aieps, anl
Sly he ayailed himself OF Il.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-07
The rlnxerr Lenrne.

b'lrmore, February i.-B'n Clarke. 'rsas.
uFer e. TIE Players Protective ASSOCIATION,
lakes The same view as McG9sw OF sst..le
Q. the resolutions adoptsi at the Glaze
and meeTne, The section =,
'No member who las. $3.50, d.d not m.
'sh w,tl' "a American league club shalt s!e-
te7 The coming SC sson "a he American leasu,
IN iu73asr instruction
tlarke says:
The 9lsycrs' asss.Il.d IN eoa,naS.a =,
mec ~ lbs Natepsi, American aud Eas,e,r
sssles. We gave y flgit on Wtb the NJ,
to92', Sat sseretorS witb os EssserS. ~
49,, .itll4lsd vl,l tSs Na'!Onai II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-07
WIRE CUTTER FINED.
Also Tried and Fined for MisJc.
mcunOr Theft.

\ case OF especial interest in the Grim
inal district court yesterday was the
trial OF j A, Taylor, who was arresto,
near Harrisburg few months ago on :,
charge Of cutting telephone wires be.
lonpgiug to the Southwestern Telegraph
aud Telephone company. There were tive
charges against the man--ane fer cut
ting the wires and the Other for arpro-
Pria;ing them for hinsolr. tho latter
being mlsjemeancr theft Tae court ss-
sesead Cue OF $3.50 agslns Taylor for
tho wire cutting. and IN addition to fuiog
him $50 on the charge OF mlsd .meauo
theft, sentenced him to 80 days impris n =
mcnt N the county Jail.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-07

Mr.. Otto sens received a telegram al
an early hour this mording announcing
the death at San Antonio OF Mr. Amos
T. Hall OF tais city. Mr.. Hall had re-
Gently married at Victoria aud was on
his bridal tour when unexpectedly over
taken by death. the cause Of which was
not stated. Mr.. Hall has many friends
in Houston who will regret to learn o!
his sudden death. The body will be 10
TERED at Victoria. the home of the bride.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-07
DkLbAs N FLAMES.

Yes, Dallas Is In danes o. eSeisensat,
over the funny people wao IRE coming
huudreds OF miles TO see those famous
specialists. Drs, Raadolph and MeCoi-
louga OF s., Louis. who are a 81, George
Hotel, ieachin9 he mos inye erate
s.uitsrers 20 talk az righs 10 from VIC
- three days
Teey all ,Sivp yen The esncs Of many
Who have hesy recopuy cured 90 app!l.
c-i!oD. JUDGED they arc wondeFfdl. Ham,
this TO s'uttercr.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-07
Deal. In Realty.

Among the warranty deeds filed FOR
record in The county clerks ofice yes
tcrday were Two in which the eonsidefa-
lions stated were $1,000 or more. One OF
the deeds was from II +. MacGresor,
conveying to William A. Wilson for the
sum OF s1i00 lots / and . Of block 5 In
McGTegor's south end addition, and the
other was from James kirkpatrick, con-
veying 10 NJ Winners for $1,000 sixteen
acres Of land out OF the C. Walters sur
Vcv
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-07
TnnfOrnn ResnIts.

San Francisco, February s--Jockev Burns
at Tautorar To-Day Won on four out Of Ave
mounts Four favortes won. TIE Aloxan
dria handicap. tho feature Of tho card. wa.
won by As,or
Great Pnnd' the to favorite in the nttn
event broke down and flushed in the ruck.
Providing the trash is good. Canmore and
Articuaie viii meet in a match race nsxt
saturday at mic each TO carry ll5 pounds.
brrnS will ride Cepmorc and Sloan will b.
OIL Artt,ulate
fu!longs, selins-luwstus Meridl II r
rnatus T ne llSiA
seven furleugs sci ng-s otch Plaid. I'm
peri Us, n sh h, Time i.5ih
MIG and ball, hurdlss-Credc Lomo.
y o c Time e:4S.
NJ ana xtes b Aevandri' Park han
d. y. seilinS-As'or Castske Janice. Time
Mile selllrg Hand cspper. sybaris uar.
is Time .ii't
Me and a sixteen b---Pr Stone La Bo rta
Barney Z. Tine 1:SHs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-07
THE DEATH ROLL.
Mrs. l.. VI. Gardner.

Mrs. Dr. l.. NJ. Gardner OF Qul1ey. Ill.,,
died yesterday al La Porte. to which
pl-ce she had gone only short time
ago for the benefit OF her health, Tn
dertaiter John l.. Kept Of Houston was
called 10 Ii Porte 30 embalm the re-
mains. which were shipped TO the fam
lily home in Illinois last nigh for BURIAL.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-07
DEF WATER WORK.
Captain TaIiuferro Reports the out
look Moro Fnvornbic.

Captain Sinclair Tsiiaferro reuIfued
yesterday from Washington where he
went in the interest Of The southern dis
trlct court bill. While trere Captain
Talisferro looked into matters pertain
ing 10 HouSton's deep water reject. He
considers that everything is low very
favorable. and believes tina. Houston 8
interests will he given proper attention
Mrs, Taliaterro teturnad TO the city
with the captain. sac is much approved
In health.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-07

the last meeting Of The council. wae1
action was prec plated by an inqu ry
from Alderman oLeary III tie aldermen
Intended waiting until after the adjourn
rnent Of tie legislature before suggest
rg their amendments"
This seemed 20 remind the ccmmttee
Of what was before them and the meet
ing MAS called for gonght at 1880 o'cl.ck.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-07
ALTERING THE CITY aALL.
Work of Its RcmodclinG Commenced
Yesterday.

According to motion that was In
PRODUCED in the council few months
ago by Alderman Thomas. work was com
menced yesterday preparatory to Temod-
cling the city hall. About 100000 will
be expended by the city tor this pur-
pose and the contract ias already been
let. and the necessary bonds approved
and Ned.
The alterations will do away With the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-07
Nnrinn Inen Dcdrrich

Little V1rina lpez Dcdcrioh aged >
years. died at ) o'clock yesterday even
ing az the home OF i,s grindpsrents. Mr.
and Mrs $. II. Wilson OF Harrisburg. The
body wis prepared for hGrial by Under
takcr Sill WestheimeF and VIII be shipped
TO Beaumont this m0ru.ng
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-07

10 not leave home on journey without
a bottle OF cbsmberlsin's Cole. Cholera
and pisrrhoee Remedy. It Is almost GER
tain to be needed aud can not be pro-
cured While you are on board tho cars or
steamship. L ia pieaaant, safe and re-
liable. For sale by all druggists.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-07
some old pnnnr.

yesterday The Post received from Mr.
l. j Chambers, editor and publisher OF
the Liberty vindica.o!. two very old pa
pers' One Is tax receipt dated June so
ls'e' and the other is piece of con-
tractors scrip for the Texas division OF
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-07

Xix furionss. stiAug--E Mido Sal SAN II.
r hnb5rouEh IL Seide io5 Prestidleit,,or
liz RIO De Altar los unesdean liz. Nee.
lsnus li6 s. wood tlS, Tosh IL,
N ie--Lonelipefs. lebanon, Ada \ iO1
Berncta Crater i01.
Nile ard scvoliy yards. sellius-P aTniApIos
lol. MoTelia 50 File I'or % Barney r 81
Raee'to ic7. Bprdcck M Formatus Ioi. San,
Howard iG,,
Six and haif trrloues handle ap-Tdeory
10, Il Mido ss. Waring ies. The Monk 10
Ltnnep los
Seven fur'ongs, Fellius-t0andv jim inI
Bird 6 rne 81 Lsvator lot Hsndicapner toe
Fsp' ~andn 1crS'ra lt5. Sycaiis 'of Roll ~
Sc Wvon1'r- ina GNsd Home 40 Bnu~d'aA ,ns
Mile selling-rsr5p sS. Ace 80 srpAl'.
,o7 Lamerhns ITO, sisauoc 100 Bogus Bill
lie Nascota 10,
Raining Eiopry
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-07

Everything Is IN reid.ne,s ii, \
Is on the qul yive for The Hstwi
bail to be given tonight at GIrl
nall, Practically the same ID
used for the z z. ball will y u.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-07

4 SITE WANTED
For "a Factory thrt Way Re
Lncntch Mt uonston.

The. Houston Manufacturers as
ISOLATION has been called upon 20
obtain site for factory build
Ing. Site must be centrally To-
cated--near heart OF eity-to meas
ure 100 by 100 feet, ami ID be on
railroad with switching facilities
Parties are disposed 10 pay q
reasonable price for such properly
Address at once. naming loca-
ton and lowest cash pricc.
y y. Gray,
Secretary Houston Manufacturers
Association.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-07
Lillian Lesher.

Lillian. the 2-year-o'd daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. G. F. Lesher, died Of 73o
ocock yesterday morning a 3506 Fiar-
rlsburg road. The funeral viii take place
THIS afternoon 0; : o'clock, tie inter
men' being made IN Evergreen ceme-
terry
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-07
A TEXAS WONDER.
Halls Great Discovery.

ohs small bottle OF Halls Great Discover,
Tres all kidney aud bladder troubles re.
s 49, gravel eurss diabs,As. teminaI emip.
~ itresularitlss OF tho kidueys aad bIasdei
peth men and woman. bladder trouble ia
snnunh; II not sold by ycsF dreEglat. viii
Ps sent BY mail on receipt of 800. One small
tnn anv case above mentioned. DR. T.. w.
,,alt ssle manufacturer. ?. 0. Box s2a st.
- ~ els. NO SEND for testimonials Sold b.
:" ~uKflSis and Houston DRUG Company,
Ms-t9 eliosd, Texas. June g. For seven
sf was suffering With Kidney trouble
az AZ lonnd no permanen. relief After using
esdNne. had come 20 The Conclusion nee
~. 10 cure for 4. | MAS ipduocd 70 tr,
~ Crest Discovery. and I bnd that an
tcs at % me use OF one bottle. J. c. Me-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-07
Foster, LocaIrorecasts.

February 7-Threaierips.
February S--4cooler.
February Gold wave,
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-24
MADE ZINC NICKELS.
And Stole the Zinc From the Montana
Liquor 20.

Frank Buckley and H H. Keller wera
arraigned in the police court this morn
ing on charge of malicious misch,ee
and both entered pleas OF not guilty.
Their case will be h ard tomorrow AFTER
noon.
The two men are charged with stealing
the zine lining in the liz, tory of the Mon
tana Liquor company. 1t is supposed
that the men cut up the znc in the si.a
of five cent pieces for the purpose of
paying the slot machines III the city as
number of zinc slugs have baan found
in the machines recently. The damage
to the Montana Liquor company is placed
at S25.
Jack Burns who told the Judge that he
was employed in training ana riding race
horses was arraigned on a charge of dis
turbing the peace by fighting With John
Johnson. The prisoner had a baG lOok
ing nose and was of the opinion :hat
1t had been broken by blow delivered
by Johnson. He said that he never saw
the man before and he was Of thu opin-
ion that Johnson had hit Aim by mis-
take Witness tes flied that Burns was in
no way to blame for the dis turDance
and Judge Sullivan dismissed the Ca SO
against him. Johnson took a nolrs in
which to enter his plea.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-24
CAUSED CONNECTION
IN DISTRICT COURT
PATRICK MULLINS LOSES HIS TEMPER OVER BEHAVIOR OF MR.
WAKEMAN SUTTON AND STARTED TO CHAsTisE HIM
INC0URT.

Shortly after o'clock yesterday after
noon Judge Clancy'S court room was the
scene of commotion which came Very
near resulting in q fight between Pat
rick Mullins. the we'll known merchant
and mining man. and Wakeman Sutton,
manager of the Silver King mine. At
the time Of the commotion the judge was
hearing motion of the Silver King
owners for permission to perform some
development work in the mine for the
purpose of showing up their side of the
case in the litigation between the Silver
King and the Plymouth claim adjoin-
ing. Mr.. Mullins is one of the owners
of the Plymouth and was Witness for
his side. While on the stand he de-
scTibed particular part of the property
and remarked: That is the place from
which the ore was stolen. Mr.. Sutton
was sitting at a table ut the opposite
side of the room, and as the remark was
uttered he gave his head negative
shake. The witness said he heard SUIT
ton call him liar in an undertona.
Just as Sutton shook his head Mullins
jumped from his seat and started
around another table after him. bat
Bailiff NJ. II. Proebstel braced himself
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-24
WITHDRAW FROM BOND.
Justice Kirkwood Must Rustic New
Bondsmen.

A. r. Bray and f. II. Bruce have noti-
fed the county commissioners that they
no longer care to be bondsmen for w. f.
Kirkwood. one of MeaderVille's justices
OF the peace. who held over because his
successor MI Mcdonald. failed To quail
fy for the position. The reason given
By them for withdrawing is that they
had to make good 500 cash bond which
C;t orge kounzek placed in the hands OF
Mr., KirkWpud and failed to get IL back.
Justice KirkWond has been notified that
he must procure neW bondsmen and IN
the meantime is not qualified To act as
a Justice.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-24

i'll the pathway and Mullins ran against
him. Although a small man as CON-
pared with Mr. Mullins. the bailiff forced
the witness back into his chair with the
remark: keep Your seat. Mr.. Null
Inns just like Hank Monk. the stag.
driver. did at the time he escorted
Horace Greeley over the road in his
wagon and the latter objected to the
wheels of the vehicle striking every
large stone. Mr. Mullins did not attempt
to rise again until Judge Clancy fined
him $50 for contempt of court: then
he got up and paid the money. The
hearing was then resumed. In about
ten minutes Sutton and one of his wit
nesses left the room and they passed
out Mullins noticed Sutton laughing. In
stantly he again went after Sutton, but
the bailiH stopped him near the door
and once more escorted him to his seat.
At the close of the hearing Mr.. Mullins
apolosized to the court for his action
and explained the cause of it, He said
he had always treated Mr.. Sutton as a
gentleman. but during the hearing of
the day the latter had aggravated him
by his demeanor.
The hearing of the motion will be
taken up again on the 31st
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-24
A PECULIAR MISHAP.
Dick Fryer Lifted in the Air by Gust
of Wind.

Dick Fryer. proprietor of the Eighteen
Mile house ON the Pioestnne road. met
with a peculiar mishap Il few days ago.
but he has almost recovered from the eff
fects Of it. My. Fryer has a hay ranch
a short distance from his headquarters
and needed some hay in the conduction
of his business. Going to the ranch With
a team. he threw onto the wagon about
two tons of good mixed hay and then
climbed on top of the load and started
for home. On the way Il severe wind
storm came up and one particularly hard
gust lifted the entire load from the wag-
on and upset it. Frye was standing
erect at TIL. Kin" and as the load tipped
he managed to maintain his perpendicu-
lar and land on his feet in the hard
read II was as good a way as ne could
have landed, but nevertheless the sud-
den contact with the earth made several
large blood blisters ON the soles OF his
feet that for three days compelled him
to walk as if on eggs.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-24

scented "Othelo" last night at the
Grand Opera house. The usual large
audience that such combination as
the Warde company would draw. was
in attendance.
1t was expected that "Othello" would
prove Mr. Wardes strongest character.
and such was the case.
Mr.. Warde as Othello is certainly Mt
his best. His wonderfui portrayal of
human passion, courage. rage and ieal-
ousy caught the house. and through the
last presentation of "Othello' Mr..
Warde has won his way nearer the
hearts of the Butte people than ever
before.
Othellos interview With Desdemona
where he accused her of being untrue to
him. was a touching scene the final
conversation between husband and wife.
before Desdemona fell a victim IL O,hel-
10 S Jealousy, was heartrending
The role of Desdemona was portrayed
by Mrs. Isabel Pengra- Spencer. bringing
out the work of the true artist
Miss Bessie Hunter. as E,me,ia. at
tendant to Desdemona and Wife of Iago.
was exceptionally good acting her part
IN womanly way. ever true to her
ward and watchful for her comfort.
t. X. Spencer. as Iago. seemed TO
oVerdo his part and to crinSe too much.
MI Forrest. the hero of the play. az
Cassie did well, appearing to better
advantage than III any of the other
plays presented by the COMPANY.
The engagement of this excellent
troupe closes this evening with 4 repeti-
ton OF that splendid comedy The
Dukes Jester