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May increase Appropriation.

ised Secretary Reeves that he will urge the
Territorial Legislature TO increase the ap-
preparation for an exhibit from $1,000 to
$1,000. This information came to the gen.
eral offices yesterday in a letter from Sec
retary Reeves. who stopped, with Chief
Taylor of the Agricultural Department, at
Santa Fe on their way to California
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-03
GENERALDnMESTIC.

70 wealthy Michigan farmer kills his In
II valid wife and himself.
n Interstate Commerce Commissioner Chas.
:. A. Prouty. in a speech at Chicago. says
Il the country IL face to face with the prob
lem OF railroad monopoly.
The Texas Court of Civil Appeals deIfv-
- cred a decision yesterday which practically
OF annuls the antitrust law of that State.
~ Acute labor disturbances are in progress
" In Pennsylvania. Georgia Montana and in
~, several points in Missouri and Illinois.
rr, Secretary of State Sam B. Cock has add
bed another political chapter the history
lof Missouri, showing that while Republic
~ an State officials kept all department fees.
the Democrats turn over moro than half
dc5a million dollars annually.
bot Miss Ruth IiilI. daughter of James J.
on1Ifll OF the Great Northern Railway. is mar
wiried TO AnsoB McCook Beard. a New York
npr1awyer.
OF The Allied party. composed OF Populists,
Municipal Ownership believers and other
siagmentary parties. is in session at Louis
o.. vile.
Es1r Later returns from the city elections in
- Missouri show that the Democrats not only
tbeld their own. but made important gains.
Passengers arriving In ST. Paul tell OF Bit
Ter experiences on a train which was four
ar6ays snowbound in Dakota blizzard.
B The Republican primary in Franklin
|0aEounty. Illinois. resulted In a costly victory
Gtaor the Yates-Hopkins faction. Ballot-box
tn4tufiing is charged by the opposition.
~ The Texas Worlds Fair Commission held
crnt business meeting and adopted resolutions
lie 10 proceed to collect from the railroads of
3crpthe state IS for every mile Of railroad in
ner rexas. to swell the fund for a great Texas
|lntaxhibit at the Louisiana Purchase Exposi-
|burlion.
The Democratic Club of New York will
k&~ttfve a reception April II TO the Democratic
Ire eAcers Of the country. in the interest OF
harmony. Former President Cleveland W.
: Bryan, W. c. Whitney and Senator A.
?. German may be among the speakers.
<EF Chauncey Olcott is sued by his former
Jafffe for $4,000 she claims he borrowed from
tectler and did not pay.
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Confirmed by the Senate.
Washington. April q - Combinations by
the Senate:
Receivers land offices:
De Witt c.. Tufts Fargo, n. D.
j. G. Wood. Topeka, Xas.
Albert L. Towle. Valentine. Neb
Registers land Offices:
James c: Petti1ohn at Valentine, Neb-
Charles n. Titus. Topeka, Kas
Postmasters:
Kansas-Edwin s. Smith, Mound City:
Bruce Dennis, La Cygne
South Dakota.John c. stoushton, Ged-
des; Robert H. Bennett, Heresford.
Oklahoma-Ida Mexican. Lexin1ton
Indian Territory-WiI1iam NJ. Stoiz. Mar
low: John Mel. Dorcester, PauI's valley
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To.DAYs NEWS IN BRIEF.
WASHINGTON.

The head Of Martha Washington mas
sdorn one OF the new postage stamps.
A witty discussion took place In the SCH
ate between Senators Bailey and Dope"
during the debate on the oleomargarine pni'
The House passed the sundry civil appro-
pristions bill.
The majority report on the Horton n-eut-
Ter election contest probably will be sud
mItted to-day. The minority report IS hot
expected until Monday. when geherai u"
bate will ensue.
The sundry civil appropriations Dill, car
rying appropriations for Government :,
hlbit at the Worlds Fair. may he sinehusa NJ
so that the appropriations may be maoe
available In the event the Exposiuoh 10
postponed till 1901 .u
The minority report on the pure 1000 , pa,'
declares that the Federal Government has
no right TO prescribe menus ana cooes "a
table etiquette.
Speaker Henderson has WITHDRAWN ,,io nio
opposition TO the pending statehood p..s
nj the earnest solicitation OF the deiesate'
from Oklahoma, Arizona and New Mexico
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-03
Unions to Use Their Discretion.

Boston, April 2.-The question of the 10
per cent advance in wages recently granted
iE many SoutIern New England cotton
of the National Mule Spinners' Convention
to-day and 1t was decide ! to give discre-
tionary power 1" the lCtal unions. This
means that IL any local union desires 20
press the natter the fight will be backed up
by the rational oIgsnization.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-03

NEW YORK-Samuel wolverton, cashier
Il the Gallatin National Bank. has been
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-03
BUSINESS.

il Yesterdays bank clearings were s. .o28 e2s.
rEa4lances $751; IA. Local discount rates were
Lcnfm between AZ and 81 per cent. Domes-
I'd q exchange was quoted as follows: New
y t;ork &c premium bid. 40c premium asked !:
! tneicago, 15c premium bid. 20c premium
bked: Cincinnati and Louisville, par bid.
{ rc premium asked: New Orleans, 10c pre-
dunn bid, par asked.
1nfThe body Of Cecil Rhodes lies in state at
- hpe Town. after private funeral services
horaye been held at the place of his death.
Wheat closed higher at 77ssc bid May; 7sa
:. &c No. red. Corn closed higher at 60ssc
Fcrr1eed May; 61lsc No. 2 mixed. Oats closed
Hnf 42sxc bid May: 431fI44c No. Northern.
int The local market for spot cotton was quiet
- ID unchanged.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-03
Strike Ii Quickly Ended.

Stamford Conn, April six hundred
painters and carpenters in Greenwich.
Conn, and Port Chester. n. T., went out
on strike to-day because Of the failure Of
the Building Trades Council and the Build
ers' Association to agree on new contract
for the coming year. The master builders
later in the day signed the contract and the
strike was declared off.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-03
Time for signing 1. Extended.

Meyersdaie, Pa, April THE miners in
the Meyersdale-Sausbury coal region have
decided to extend the time for the signing
OF the scale until April 10. by which time.
ii is said. the signatures OF all the operat-
ors in the region will be attached to tho
scale. The scale asks for a nine-hour day
with an advance of about 10 per cent for
drivers and day laborers.
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RAILROADS.

sock Island will increase Its capital s15.-
,ooc
sort Worth and Rio Grande elects
xecfors and officers.
resident Of projected Denver. Kansas
q Atlantic says greater portion os line
xIough Oklahoma TO New Orleans is
'yted.
lTestern Passenger Association doomed
Jess reorganized.
Siver delivery companies at St Louis cut
ri rates in two. and war is on.
tiEsouri Pacific TO build in gap between
aFued and McCracken. Kas. forming n
oct route from Denver to New Or
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suNDRY CIVIL BILL PASSES.
Government VIII Appropriate Nearly
One and n Half Million Dollars.

A telegram from Washington to the gen.
eral offices announces that the Worlds
Fair items in the sundry civil bill passed
the Hous yesterday, without opposition or
debate. An amendment for an Alaskan ex-
hibit will be put on the bill in the Senate.
The bill provides an appropriation of $780,
000 for a Government exhibit. $3.50, go for a
building. $40, 900 for an exhibit Of American
Indian tribes under the Interior Depart
ment, $4,000 for an Alaskan exhibit and S.
coo for an exhibit of the Life-Saving Service.
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;.Raz0Me1yA3aez
DRY GOODS c0MsAHH

DRY GOODS C0MSAhH
Stampir6 patterns for en-
broidering fronts of shirt
waists-new designs-espe-
cially suitable for the solid
linens and Oxforda
Embroidered emblems for
children's regulation suits
anchor and star 10 cents
each-eagle 80 cents-black
-white-red-blue and gold
all ready to be applied to
sleeve or shield.
Initial medallions-French
= embroidered - for shirt
waists and underwear-al
sizes
New designs in stamped linen
collars-white and eOlors-1O
cents each.
Cushion slips-quite new
Oriental repp tasseled COW
ers-for hall-living-room-
cozy corner or den-50 cents.
Veranda and hammock pill
low covers in art ticking
plated checker board tops
deep ruffe-but 30 cents.
Closet hanserstOne can't
keep ones clothes in good
condition without we'll
shaped closet hangers.
The Goodform hanger comes
in separate skirt and waist or
coat hangers at Is cents each
and trousers hangers at %
cents-the bars are 20 cents
The Goodform set-6 skirt
and 6 waist hangers with Q
bars-at s1.5O-and 6 trous-
ers hangers and one bar $1.51
Trouser and coat hangers-8
of each with bar-$2.2h
Packin6away time calls
for Chinese camphor-at
20 cents a pound-ManahAn's
tar paper in sheets at 6 cents
each and tar bags from 3S to
Is cents-We highly recon-
mend these articleA
A very good paste for
- cleaning gloves and kid
slippers-the Electric Paste
-"they buy 1t right along
Is cents a jar.
Stock frame-Feather-
boned crinoline frames in
the newest shapes all ready
to be covered with the dress
material at IS cents-mous-
seline de sole frames for lace
stocks 80 centstthey are also
much used as support for
neck ribbonA
RdflinS-a neat 1ace-edged
-hemstitched cambric
frilling-Cash's-at Is cents
a yard or Is cents apieee-so
nice for trimming children's
clothing.
!&wa@:.res&
~ 0oo0G ooAAAAG
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SAVANNAH. GA--John Morris has been
appointed receiver for the Anvil Insurance
Company upon the application Of dis
cantly sold out TO the American Guild.
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New Missouri Corporations.

Jefferson City. Mo-, April 2-Secretary Of
State Sam B. Cook to-day issued certificates
OF Incorporation TO the following companies:
Morris Loop-the-Loop and Amusement COM
pany Of ST Louis: capital stock. SIS coo. Incur
Eerated by A. whitman. Fred w Hes9. Hy.
Weyl and others.
Bunting-StoIe-Taylor Hardware Company Of
ka1sa1 CITY; capital stock. Sss99 incorporsted
Gsllsf. Ward Q Easnar HardwaTu Company ol
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ship freight handlers OF the Longshoremen's
Union, to the number, Of about 500. are out
on strike to-day for an increase in wages.
cargo is being discharged by the ships crew,
while a gang OF white and negro non-union
men are dischargng the cargo Of the
steamer Dalton Hall from England.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-03
MORGAN SAILS FOR EUROPE.
Is Accompanied by Mrs Morgan
on Pleasure Trip.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

New York. April 2.-J. Pierpont Morgan,
accompanied by Miss Morgan, sailed for
Europe to-day on the White Star steamship
Oceanic. He goes abroad chiefly for pIeas-
ure. Mr.. Morgans yacht Corsair will meet
him in Mediterranean waters, and IL is
probable that the commodore of the New
York Club will witness the Cowes regattas
on board of her. Mr.. Morgan said he would
witness the coronation ceremonies. but did
not know whether or not he would buy any
more old masters. W. c. Whitney and
Charles II. Schwab were at the dock.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-03

I,ONDON-The crew Of the British ship
Maxwell from San Francisco for Hull. which
sank eight miles southwest Of Dungeness
Lighthouse. has been landed at Bremen
haven ny the German steamer Patagonia
from Bahia.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-03
ELEGRAPH NEWS
BRIEFLY T0l

WASHINGTON-H. H. Rand Of Milwau-
kee. Wis. has been appointed confidential
secretary TO the Postmaster General.
LIvERPOOL-The disabled Cunard Line
steamer Etruria. which left Fayal. Azores,
March L, in tow Of two tugs. has arrived
here. The Etruria sailed from New York
February % for Liverpool.
LITTLE ROCK, ARK.-The Governor has
appointed Clarence F. GreenIee OF BrnkIey
member of the State Board of Charities,
vice Ed Barton of Searcy. resigned. Henry
P. Grant OF Phillips County was appointed
to succeed L. A. Fitzpatrick as member Of
the st. Francis Levee Board.
pardoned the only white woman in the
Psnitentiary to-day. Her name is Anna
Harris. and she was sent from Fort Smith
last month to serve one year for grand
larceny.
LITTLE ROCK. ARK.-Colonel l. Minor
eral of the Arkansas State Guard and Re
serve Militia for the Northern Division of
Arkansas. and J. r. Mayhan OF Newport
has accepted in his stead. effective to-day.
PLYMOUTH. IND.-The Democratic Con-
gressional Convention of the Thirteenth Dis
fsiet OF Indiana nominated for Congress
University. South Bend.
KINGSTON. JAMACIA-The Government
in time to avert serious crisis. A section
Of the community had refused to pay the
increased rates.
MOREHOCSE. MO.-The Himmelberger-
Harrison Lumber Company has purchased
the assets and assumed the liabilities Of the
Himmelberger-Luce Land ard Lumber Com
pany. and has announced that it will con-
tfnue the business as heretofore. This Is
one Of the largest lumber institutions In
the State. having capacity of 5000 feet
daily and employs several hundred men, ].
II. Himmelberger is president: W. z Har-
rison. vice president and treasurer, and
Howard Rule. secretary Of the new COM
pany.
PTTTSBCRG. PA--The United Presby-
terian Ministerial Association of Pittsburg
| and Allegheny Is arranging for the conven-
/ ton of the Presbyterian Alliance Of the
| United States and Canada. which Is to be
| held In this city April 16 and Il.
| NEW YORK-Samuel Wolverton, cashier
ee the GalIatin National Bank. has been
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-03
Dock LAborer. Strike In Hungary.

VIENNA April THE dock laborers at
Flume. Hungary, have again struck fer
an increase of wages and work at that port
Is practically at standstill. n number Of
vessels there are unable to unload their
cargoeS.
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Cincinnati, O.. April 2.-Three hundred
hcd-carrisrs. employed by brick contractors
in this city. CoviEeton and Newport. struck
Tuesday for an advance Of 3s cents per
hour, fixing the 3cale at $50 for an eight
hour day.
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elected president Of that institution. sue
ceeding the late Frederick d. Tappan.

KALAMAZOO. MICH.-Announcement has
been made here OF the organization in
Georgia OF the Southern States Portland
Cement Company. with a capital OF G.000.-
90. The offices OF the company will be in
Atlanta and the plant at Rockmar Ga.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-03
Agents Agreement Reuudfated,

Chicago. April "A strike of hod carriers
and building laborers was called to-day,
Herman Lilien, the agent, being compelled
by the men to repudiate an agreement he
made yesterday with the employers Or
ganization.
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TO CURE A COLD IN OWE nav
Take Laxative Bromo Qulnine Tablets All
druggists refund the money II II faiIs 10 cure.
n w. Groves signature 70 on each box, 10.
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To Cure n Cold In One Day
Take Laxative Bromo- -Quinine Tablets. This
on every box
signature X (XN Is cents.
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z. ". GROVE.

This name must appear on every box Of the
genuine Laxative Brcmo- -Quinine Tablets. the
remedy that cures q cold In one day. q cents.
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SANTIAGO DE CHILE-The Chilean Con.
Eress Will meet In extraordinary session
April I. It will discuss financial matters.
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LITTLE ROCK. ARk--The Governor
pardoned the only white woman in the
Psnitentiary to-day. Her name is Anna
Harris. and she was sent from Fort Smith
last month to serve one year for grand
larceny.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-03

LITTLE ROCK. ARK.-Colonel l. Minor
OF Newport has resigned as Brigadier Gen.
eral of the Arkansas State Guard and Re
serve Militia for the Northern Division of
Arkansas. and J. r. Mayhan OF Newport
has accepted in his stead. effective to-day
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-03

WASHINGTON-H H Rand Of Milwau.
kee. Wis. has been appointed confidential
secretary to the Postmaster General.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-03

LIVERPOOL-The disabled Cunard Line
steamer Etruria which left Fayal. Azores,
March II. in tow OF two tugs. has arrived
here. The Etruria sailed from New York
February % for Liverpool.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-03

PLYMOUTH. IND.-The Democratic Con-
gressional Convention of the Thirteenth Dis
Professor Frank F. Herring of Notre Dame
University South Bend
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1902-10-31
Empire Theatre.

Play, that are along the same lines 80
the te,ching, Of the church ar. i.- and
far between. THE Volunteer Orgsnl'tis
iu,t such a drama and ss the Rev. How.
ard S,urgl, has said. the tie between
church and stage 10 made the more secure
by thIs beautiful play II tells a story
tina, few. n any. drsmstiss have hitherto
handled IN q manner that IL both ples'ln x
10 Il, hesre, and unobjectionsble 10 the
Clergy. The character Of the young min.
later {, IndeedR strong part
A., grand moral lesson, no play OF
latter dsys can offer anything In eomp'r.
i.on. II 10 Iub!Ime, impressive and IL
carried IN ones memory for many a day
s0sr ritne,lng H. The entire cast, and
"a q. unu,uslly large one. vas carefully
chosen. The scenic and electric effects
are. 10 ,sy the least, startling and reall'
tic. being exact reproductions from pho.
togrsphs taken around Cambridge W.
where the scenes Of the play are laid.
The PLAY comes TO the Empire Theatre
nsEt week.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1902-10-31
move there soon.

move thefc soon.
Senator Wright hurt HE hand very
badly isst week and 10 under the care OF
DR.. Henry Arnold.
The saw mill on the Job Randall LOT 10
not running At present. Mr. Randall 10
waiting for a new saw.
Mrs. Angel closed her school In Dis.
tTiet No. 7 last Wednesday and 10 spend
Ink her two weeks vacation with her huG.
band In Providence.
Miss Lena Howard, Mr.. Lester Sim.
mons, Miss Esther Goldsmith and Mr.
Almond Howard attended the fair In
Boston, last Saturday.
Mr.. Horace Martin from Olneyvllle,
Mr.. Earl M. Bennett, Mr.. Job Randall
and Lester Randall went hunting last
Saturday In the western part Of the town.
Another fire was started here iast lwesk
between the farms OF Job Randall and
DIR. Hlll, but Horace Randall and John
Bowen, Jr., who were out hunting, hap.
pened to see The fire and put II out before
very much dsmsge was done. The fire
had burned over about an acre.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1902-10-31
MANTON.

Night work has stopped at the mill this
week.
The New Model Grand Range for sale
by X. Richardson.
Miss Hattie Rothwsll 10 spending a few
days In Chepschet
John Dunnegan has removed to one Of
the Deversux homes.
Miss Mary Barnes visited friends In
Georgisville. this week.
A pig roas, will be served at the Man.
ton Club In the near future.
A Halloween party was held at Miss
MaeNair's, Friday evening.
Mr.. Morgan Peas. has been engaged to
preach at the Baptist Chapel.
Byron Williams cut his foot quite badly
Monday, while trimming trees.
One OF the Quonehoutsug Life Saving
crew visited this place last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Tourtellot,e
spent Sunday at c. l. Winso,'s.
The Firemen's Fair opens on Novem.
Der 18th and continues until the 29,h.
Prot Myers 10 soon to take charge OF
the musical work at the Baptist Chapel.
The Msnton Choral Union sing at the
Tabernacle. Olneyville, Sunday evening.
David Webster, Jr., Of this place,
visited relatives in Chepache'. last Sun
day.
Thomas Dunn, formerly OF thi, place,
wss married In Providence on wsdnes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John ]. Hughes Visited
the Mechsnics' Fair a, Boston, Iast Sat.
urday.
George Quinn. formerly or this place,
is playing quarterback on the Paseosg
football team.
Z. Mowry, who has been III with
typhoid fever for the past FIVE weeks. 10
able to sit up.
The Man,on w. c. +. u. will meet
with Mln Coreorsn. Monday evening.
November 3rd.
Miss Ethel Adams, who hs, been quite
I'll, 10 able TO take charge OF her Achool
again this week.
Misses Gertrude Devsrsux and Aui nda
Thornton attended the Mechanics Fsii In
Boston, this week.
Thom, Desdy 10 confined TO hi. home
by q severe attack OF malRris. Vie 10
attended by DR., Rose.
Msnton avenue I. being repaired In the
mo't ,ubstantisl shape, that IL has ever
been since II rss a highway.
Thomas ellison Of HerscheI street 10
suffering from = severe strain, the r,,ult
of liflng heavy articles In the mill.
The Ladies Aid Society Of St. Peters
church held Hsrves, supper at Mrs. r.
J heLsrnsr's on Wednesday evening.
a tnrkey supper and entertainment will
be held m Odd Fellow. Hail. Tuesday
evening. November 9Th, by MAJ ,ton Bsp-
,ist church.
Anthony CorcorsD, who 70 much In p
proved In health, s 'up,rID,s1 ding the
cutting n Of large wood lot II Sci,Us,s
tslonging to b. p. Smith Of r, ,wtueset
A delegation from Anchor Los ge. l. o.
o. r, visited Mt. Pleasant Lodge on
Tuesday evening. Next Monday even
ing Dis,rie; Deputy Mowry s,sd suite will
visit Anchor Lodge.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1902-10-31
SeItn's New Theatre.

The bill at Kelth's for tho coming week
will be an especially attractive one,
headed by those two hvorites, Eddie
Girard and Jessie Gardner. Mr.. Girard
was formerly connected with Glfard *
Gardner, last seen here In THE Rain
makers" AZ a singular coincidence,
Mr.. Girard follows Charles J. Ross, who
wa, the hesdliner at Keith's this week
both player, making their first sppssr.
ance In vaudeville In Providence, and The
last appearance Of both having been with
"The Rainmakers." Mr.. Glrard and
Mi,. Gardner will appear In q hilarious
farce In which they have won Tremendous
success. called THE Soubrstte and the
Cop" lie will doubtlessly be received
cordially by those who remember this
clever couple OF Natural Gas' fame
An act that IL provocative of much Inter.
e.t 4. the serobstic Juggling act ef tho
Bsggessons who have recently come over
from Europe and are pronounced big
hit. Their comedy IL intensely funny,
Carl B,ggess.n, uibulstlon' with tho fly
paper and hi, Wholesale smashing OF
di.h., being described az funny to the
limit" Lille Western 10 one Of the beat
vocslI,u in vaudeville, and 10 always
sure of a warm welcome wherever she
appears her excellent voice Winning the
favor OF the audiences Immediately The
Reif Brothers, the BIogrSph, and several
other strong sets will complete this excel.
lent bill