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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-29
COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

q. z. Hartman viii give his closing
bail Thursday. May g. al rs North Main
street.
There win be a special convocation of
wichita chapter No. g r. A. II tonight
at o'clock
The East Side ". c. T. T. VIII meet
this afternoon at 20 clock with Mrs
Dean. Matthewson avenue. All are cor
daily invited.
The Highland Cemetery association
viii meet Thursday ~ 40 p m AZ The
home Of Mr. z. n Brown, p South
Lawrence avenue.
A meeting OF the general guild II ST.
Johns Episcopal church viii b. held a
Mrs. r r. Bieckley's this afternoon
from , until O'Clock
The Needle Society 81 the East Ssae
win meet az Mrs. Choteaus. sis south
Empo-ia on Thursday Afternoon Al
Rebekahs invited bring thimbles
The Kappa Sigma club viii hold its
annual election q officers THIS afternoon
al the home Of Miss Janlta Taylor. cor
ner II Murdoch avenue and Iarke, street.
at clock
~. p. C. attention. All members Be
prompt FRIDAY morning and Be - The
rsii az O'Clock. Color brareTE and chl-
dren are requested 70 be On hand - Or
der u president
The ladies q he Central Christian
church vii give = luncheon this after
noon az the home q Mr. +. 8 SatzEer.
1d-a North Lawrence avenue. All mem
I bers and friends q the church are lu-
vftsd u attend.
The eleventh annual contest ~ ne
slckrer Conservatory - Aesir vin -
held AZ the FIRST FresisFterisn churrh
Tssesdzy nsEht Juus1 -Four SID sra
silver medals ~sH - Eivea 70 thgsa max
/ INK the highest records
Nacca bees regular meeting tsrishf-
/ Degree work xii - pax on n trl form.
class nf tEeuty sill b. take1 ~ aad
rreruf,ers - thr tear1 ard - EniThts
gsEet to - prssaf ReTse~ aIens az
Is = n Tas3tl-r Heights usir7-ae.
gri-hHa Ceuncd Ne. s.. TRIPLE zis Ber-
! eft Association VII r@et Fl sfec-1t ses-
l stoa sn = o. T. X. SAL - saafh 1aiE
street iris evcr.ng ~ 2 cicck sggrere
| rressser. Xsrshr1za and ssfTs1.f &c.
reta~v s.ratfn1 ~in slcrssz the -rsst-
suz. Al members sre TeoseEt~s 20 -
Presert-
/ Atte-fszn. T-rso- veterans Tric1f Eert
AZ o1r hali corzer - F1-ss and Eaia
Ftrssts Frttar ucrri1E - az sciocs
lrrzrr % attend Lseccratso1 ss~Ti-ez s.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-29
STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York, May 2S.-Today's stock mar
ket offers small subject for comment. II
was strictly an affair of room trading OF a
class which is known in Stock Exchange
Variance as trading jack-knives." The
profits made on the loss sustained were
confined to the limits of the board room.
Outside orders were insignificant Inc
news OF the day. which was slight. nad
a normal influence and the real incentive
TO the dealings was the impression or the
traders as TO the volume of contracts eX-
listing with them or on the other SIDE; Inc
decline of the preceding days found the
traders generally committed in small
way to the short side, and they attempt
e6 10 cover their short contracts Deiore
the rival traders could do SO. The TACT
that the rise Of something over point
III Reading was accompanied by rumofs
that developments were impending en-
couraging a hope OF the settlement OF the
coal strike was OF very little weight, and
many Wall Street Offices had dispatches
from the mining region representing the
prospects unchanged affecting the Small
gaming that was in progress. The buying
OF St Paul was just as little accepted as
indicating any important Development IN
the progress Of the crops. although tne
weather map was favorable and the
sharp reaction in the grain markets OF
fered some confederation. The present
speculative temper regarding the corn
crop is that last season 5 great shortage
and the high price prevailing IS bound 10
Insure all possible measures 70 secure a
plentiful yield this season. Until definite
I information IS known there OF the damage
10 the coming corn crop a large crop Will
be taken for granted. There was some
demand for the soft coal carriers on the
ground that the shortage OF anthracite
enhances the demand for SOFT eo1l as a
substitutes but there is the troublesome
element also OF the possibility OF the sue
cess of efforts making TO get the oitumi-
nous coal miners 10 join the anthra-
cite strikers The 80 point rise IL Hook
ing Valley had as additional grounds the
report OF q proposed increase in the divi-
dend rate The speculative realizing IL
Canadian Pacific continued today. and
removed the stimulating effect OF the re-
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This testimonial is the voluntary
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costing what you eat. The rest alone
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cent rise in that stock on the market.
The feeling OF disappointment over me
the British cabinet had some slight re-
Election at the opening here. 4 sharp
break in the London market for raw cop.
per helped TO keep back AInalsainSte7 '
Conner The approach Of a half week hoi-
fday emphasized the disposition TO refrain
from speculation. 4 good p2Tt or the al
vances we're lost on room pront Aile'
and the market closed lifeless and heavy
The market for bonds was duil ana
steady. Total sales. par value. N.slo.e1;
tinted tates bonds were all unchanged
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PROF. SAMUEIS
Recognized the Worlds Greatest Specialist on the Eye and
in Nervous Diseases, Locates Permanently in Wichita

she could never he shade 70 see agala.
Under ProfsSsoz Sarsuels treatment. over
ave years ago. her eyes were restored.
ard she now has perfect vision Ar.
tiSS VIII be glad 20 answer al Inquiries
ar. Sales who works fer The Chicago
Lumber Co1panv az Topeka. went bind
and he wNs told that there MAS not al
occuilSt living that ecaid make him Sc.
IL fact. he vas told there VAS nct A
human being HsinE that could give hin
sight. J1ter frctrsSar S1i.ucls ne Nas
made 20 see. ard Instead q long days
OF suffering ne Is Wei aEaiu. and srfoSs
perfect use ol hts eyes- Air. RoceFt
Pierce manager of The ChicHgo isafr Der
Company. of Topeka. VIII BE CAD 20
vo0ch Tor this statement
Another ease was tkat II ST.. JAMES
White Of Lawrence kan,. who went
blind and Mas given up ~ an the ocGliStx
Of kansas City lut Topeka. - ne stated
that has ease was hopeless Z 1deE PIX
Samueis' treatment he has Two perfect
ewes and sizes well
Prof Senucls makes this ciAirs-that
Their is not 4 healer Twins that h4s or
can produce such a record ~ eufAas tIe
blind He wiz give oue thousand dollars
- any charitable institution Tor any csc
iivinu 60 pruGact such results
We could quote uauy other cases q
blindness but this u sufhcient -
show what Is being done rs the greatest
liNiug specialist -
w.ite Prof Samuels or can az MS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-29

The fourth series 81 the tournament on
the Braeburn links. for the Mosoacher
trophy. Win 6egia today and all matches
must he played OF by Saturday evening.
Nav 81 The following are the players
sim in the race,
victor Murdoch. 9; Hiram Sorcross. Z
C. 2. clark. scratch. John Kelly 3
H Heimpie. I; Nestor Moore, scratch.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-29
New York Money Market.

New York, May 2s.-(close-)-Money on
cali steady at 2i4as per cent; closing bid
and asked 2s4a5 per cent Mercantile pa
per sls.T5 per cent; sterling exchange
Slightly firTner with actual business N
bankers bills at s4.s67sH4S for demsnd
e. SslS and SIS. Commercial bills. NSis4
G4S45.: bar silver 51ssc; Mexican dollars
use: government bonds steady state
bonds in active; railroad bonds STEADY
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-29
HOG RECEIPTS
STILL LIGHT
Farmers are Too Busy to
Market Hogs.
PRICES WERE STEADY
Cudahy Took All the POrkers
offered Yesterday.
PRICES WERE STEADY

Yesterday was like the other days Of
this week in regard TO light hog re-
ceipts. It is not expected that the supply
viii show much Improvement for several
days. The farmers are all too busy in
their fields now to market hogs and the
local receipts have fallen of to almost
nothing. The market yesterday was per
haps a shade lower for the class Of hogs
sold, but there was very little discerna-
bic difference in the last TWO days prices.
Cudahy took about all that was offered.
but Armour buyer was present TO buy i
there had been q sufficient supply TO war
rant him ia the belief that he could make
out satisfactory shipments
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St. Joseph.
BASEBALL.
National Leaaue Games.

pITTSBURG. 4: CINCINNATI. 3
Pittshurg May notwithstanding the
cold weather The game was a good one,
Pittsburs winning i'm the ninth. on Tame
hills three-hagger and Beaumont single.
-Four hits and two errors save Cincinnati
its three runs. Attendance, ISL Score
L II =
Ffttsblre ..........0 OF 0I01ol4 Z
Cincinnati ......n 00O030 COOS 3
Batteries Tannehin and smith; Thiel-
man and PeitZ.
BOSTON. 1; NEW YORK. 0.
Boston. May 2S-Today's game which
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THE WEATHER.

THE WEATHER ETA
washington. May 1S--Westher forecast
for THURSDAY ard Friday
Kausas-Fair. warmer Thursday. pre-
ce.5sd hy showers n southeastern por-
ton. Friday fair.
oklahoma and Indian Territory Partly
cloudy Thursday, probably showers ard
warmer; Friday fair. warmer.
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ter market was firm, creamery N7sz-c
dairy 1SQl9c.
Eggs-Steady. 159i5isc.
Kansas City.
Kansas City. May 2S.-Wheat. close
Nav 7Os4c; July 6Sssc. Cash, No. 2 hard
72I5c: No. 3. 7Ilsss72c; No. red. IA a4l2c
No. 3. 73QT31kc; No. ? spring l2l2c
Corn-May, &c. July 60asc; september
54Ssa54z4c. cash. No. 2 mixed s51sc: No
white Coke; No. 9, 65l2c.
Oats-No. white 10.
Rye-No. ., sec.
fBuftttteeir-Creamery. zoe; dairy. fancy. 1sc
Eggs Fresh, 1870.
Receipts of wheat 10 cars.
ST. Louis.
St. Louis. May 2s.-Wheat-No. RED
cash elevator 7Sc: track 79G7si2c; May 80
July 702sc: September rosa Ielzc; No
&c Co or No. ? cash s2l4c: track
64lkc; May 621zc; July Csc; September
Oats-Lower-No 2 cash H%e; track 4.
a4glbc; May 42c: July S2ssc; September 2
S2SlLc; No white 4519c.
Rva-T over 5qc
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other books: and who is Z great friend CT
Buffalo Bill has a son, Robert lnman.
who wzs also totally blind. Professor
Samuels' restored his sight several years
ago At the tine this MAS considered
one OF the most miraculous cures Of the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-29
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
CHICAGO.


Chicago. May S.-Cattle-Receipts 1880
Including 1,250 Texans. Mostly loo TO l5c
lower. Good TO prime steers slu-lO; poor
70 medium Si-9}n6-l5i stockers ana iced
ers S2.5GIl5.25; COWS, SL51U7-l5; heiters.
100000; Gamers, SL50QZ.5J; bulls, S2-59a
$50. calves, S2.0oq625; Texas fed steers,
S5.25G6.50
Hogs-Receipts today 30000; tomorrow.
25.009: left over 1850; strong TO sc higher.
Mixed and butchers s6.64d7-l5; good 10
choice heavy s.. I0fI7.30; rough heavy,
s6.S5dZ05; light, S660Q6.95i bulk OF sales
Sheep-Receipts 10000 Sheep and lambs
10c lower Good 10 choice wethers, $40
G6.25; fair to choice mixed. S4o1Q3a yi
western sheep. S5.25Qb-25; native lambs .
Q6.S5; western lambs, $55g96.S5; spring
lambs $40
~Onicial yesterday. Receipts, cattle, ISL;
hogs. l7.l57: sheep. 9,425.
Kansas City.
Kansas City, May Receipts.
3 300 natives. 800 Texans $50 calves. Beef
Steers 25c lower. stockers and feeders
strong; cows 5Q25c lower. a bunch OF
Texas cattle sold for $3.50. the highest
price ever paid for Texans on this mar
ket. Choice export and dressed beef steers
S6.99d75e; fair TO good S5m6S5; stockers
and feeders. S2.15N525; western fed steers
S4.50d665; Texas and Indian steers, SEQ
G6.S); Texas cows $315GJ5.00, native cows
s2.75d695. native heifers. S3.5006.65, can
ners $203; bulls. S.50Q4.50; calves S2.I0q
$50
Hogs-Receipts 1880; none left over;
best sc lower. others steady; top, $3.50;
bulk of sales 81. $500; heavy S4-Z21sGl 30.
mixed packers. S7.G50725la; light $500
705; workers S6.95I705, pigs S6N6.SO.
Sheep-Receipts 3.030. Market steady TO
strong; late sales Of Texans Zoe lower;
native lambs S5.40d750: western lambs.
$5.6G0700; native wethers. S5.f0Q6.l5; west
ern wethers S4.30d6u0. fed ewes. S4.S0a615;
Texas clipped yearlings 50. f5o6.00, Texas
clipped sheep $i-4eu5I5, stockers and
feeders, s2.e9d465
st. Louis.
St Louis. May &.-Cattle-Receipts
25ge including 40 Texans. Market was
steady TO easy. Beef steers S490Q150,
stockers and feeders $3-200 460, cows and
heifers SZ25M6.G0. Texas steers, fed, $40
66.30; grassers, $3.50G4. IS; cows and heif-
ers 81 T0d425.
Hogs-Receipts $500 Market steady.
Pigs and light, S66006.S5 packers, S6.o00
zoo. butchers. S690f7-20.
Sheep-ReCcipts 2.0O0 Market slow Ma
lives, S45oQ5.5o: lambs S5ooQI0o; Texans
s. 40.
St. Joseph.
St. Josepr, May Receipts 80.
Market steady; natives $3.50 l-25, cows
and heifers H.15@650, veals. S3.l5Q6.5o
stockers and feeders. 81 25d5.35.
Hogs-Receipts 1890, steady, light and
light mixed S6.S067. l2ia. medium and
heavy. S7.050z30. pigs S4.00d6.1.
Sheep RECEIPTS 1,4e0. steady, western
lambs, S65ogI3o; western sheep, Soota
SIS.
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age Mr.. Chase. editor OF the Topeka
C3pital and Others win vouch fer the
accuracy OF this statement
Blanche. the little daughter - Mr. Piss.
proprietor Of the Firth Avenue hetsh q
-Toneka was Blind and he woS told that
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-29
Boston won, was hitter's battle. score

Boston won, was hitter's battle. Score;
Boston 0OI-1 0
New York .........-.-0 Q @ Q Q 90 .
Batteries-Willis and Kittredge; Taylor
and BOwerman
CHICAGO, 8; ST LOUIS, I.
St. Louis, May 2S.-Taylor kept the To-
Gals seven hits well scattered today and
Chicago was always in front. Attend
ance. l. POO. Score: Ri Z
Chicago -....-...--...3 Q % 3
Batteries-Wicker and O'Neil; Taylor
and Chance.
New York, May 28.-Brooklyn-Phila
phia game postponed; wet grounds.
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WILL Sc REPEATED
-szs1 Psxnz- g 5~ cIeen TcnlsAs ssr
szcscitsi Een.E.

$50 Paasn wzsr1 Ess - zeT arr-
s.-srss ~ ~ seusc- rlzss q the WIS
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Western LEAGUE Games.



Denver May 2S.-Today's game was a
smuggling match. both pitchers being hit
hard. Frisk kept the visitors hits well
scattered, while Denver hit opportunely.
Duffy was put out OF the game in the
first inning, HansfOrd going 70 center and
Lucia TO catch. The grounds were muddy,
causing loose playing on both sides. At
tendance, 1850. Score: r H p
Denver ................2 0 0 0 > 0 - Q
Milwaukee ......-.-..1 ; u IA
Batteries-Frisk and Wilson; Swormsted
Hansford and Lucia
OMAHA, 8; DIES MONIES. 3.
Omaha May 2S.-The visitors were de-
layed two hours by wreck, and the
game started late. The batting Of Carter
and Stone was the feature of the game,
eaca getting four hits. Score: r II r
Omaha ...-......-..-..2 0 0 0 0 80 j /
Des Moines ....-..-.-I 0 0 0 O-3 )
Batteries-Graham and Gonding; Lo-
beck and Morrison.
KANSAS CITY, 6: ST. JOSEPH. 5.
Kansas City, May 2S.-ScoTe: r II 4
Kansas City 20 0 0 0 0 Is Is 8
St. Joseph ..-...0 0 l 1 , 0 0 o-5 IS 3
Batteries-Weimer and Messitt; Maupin
and Roth.
Springs Peoria game postponed; wet
grounds.
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American league Games.

PHILADELPHIA. Il: DETROIT, 4.
Philadelphia, May 2S.-The weather to-
day was cold and raw. Attendance was
light The home team won handiiy from
Detroit Plank5s fine pitching being prin
CpaIly responsible for the visitors de-
feat Attendance. 1.o51. Score: r II e
Detroit ...-..-...~---2 0 . o : =
Philadelphia -.----.0 : : o I'll i
Batteres-DeCker, Cronin and Buwloep;
Plank and Schreck.
CLEVELAND. :: WASHINGTON, 2.
Washington. May 2S.-Townsend' base
on halls. followed by the timely hits of
Cleveland and the inability OF Washing
ION 70 hit Joss. won today's game for the
visitors. Attendance 1870 Score: r II +
Washington -.-.....-1 Q 90 % l
Cleveland .........4 0 IL 3
Townsend and Clarke; Joss
and Bemis.
BOSTON. s: ST. LOUIS, ?.
Boston May 2S.-B0ston had little trou-
bic with Harpers delivery today, while
Winters was invincible after the third in
ming. and the locals won out easily At
tendance, 2.gl6. Score: II z
Boston .,.-............00 0 % o > 80 II I
ST Louis ......-....0 1 o 0 o. 0
Batteries-KVinters and Warner; Harper
and Sugden.
CHICAGO. :. BALTIMORE, ?.
Baltimore. May S.-In almost freezing
temperature Chicago defeated Baltimore
here this afternoon. Score: X n r
Baltimore ..-.-.--;...l . 81 y ~ - :
l'hicaEO ....-.- .-----N . CO = = ID Is
Batteries - Hughes and Breslahan'
Sharrffth and Roth
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Flour-Steady.
Nheat-Ne. 5. &c: No. red Soiz1lSiizc.
Oats-No p 4sd4Slzc; No. white 447sc;
No. white 44u44ssc.
Rye-No. >. 54l54iec.
Pa-iev-Fair to choice mailing e9Gs2c-
Flaxseed-No. l, S1-5e. Ne. / northwest
ern slT.
Prime timothy seed. s6.39gs.25.
Lard ner 100 pounds Sle15Gl017iz.
short ribs sides Goose) ts.t9Ns,1v; dry
saited shoulders tboxedl SGS14c. short
clear sides (boxed) sl0le1le2n
Whisky, basis OF high wines xl5o.
Clover. contract grade. S.55.
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Kansas CITY,

ter market was firm. creamery 1s5s22c;
dairy 1S0l9c-
Eggs-Steady. 154f51sc.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
Open. High. / l

Chicago.
Chicago, May 2S.-The leading futures
as follows:
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HARVARD. Il. CORNELL. z
cambridge. Mass. May &--Score;
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Prepared only By f. @. DEWITT & Co., Chicago.
The 81. bottle Contains 81 times the soc. size.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-12-24
LAST SERVICE IN OLD CHURCH.
Will Be Held Sunday Afternoon at
4 O'Clock.

The members of the First Presby-
terian church and congregation are re-
quested to note that there will be no
service this evening, but they will also
please observe that the last service in
the old building will be held next Sun
day afternoon at o'clock, ut which the
Sacrament OF the Last Supper will be
administered.
1t is the earnest wish of the pastor
and officers of the church that not only
all it's present members attend, but
also that former members of the church
who can make it convenient will join
in this last service in the old place Of
worship.
A service preparatory to the COM
munion will be held in the old build
ing Friday evening. The Presbyterian
clergy of the city will confer favor
by announcing at the service next Sum
day morning the communion service to
be held in the afternoon in the First
church. The pastor, Rev. James Nc
Leod, d. D., will preach in the morn
ing, but the afternoon will be purely
communion service. Pastors of other
churches are asked to join in this SER
vice,
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MUSICAL GOSSIP.


Congratulations upon the success OF
the Scranton choir at Brooklyn have
been received from all over the coun-
try. From the Pacific coast. Missouri,
Kansas, Boston and Buffalo come let
ters OF commendation, We can hardly
appreciate the position which these VIC
tories have given Scranton in the musl-
cal circles of the eastern and middle
states, and when the Elijah" is per-
formed in the spring by the United
Choral society, augmented to 800 voices,
a goOdly number of the musical frater-
nifty of New York and Brooklyn will
journey this way.
Il II Il
The Elm Park Sunday school has in
preparation a charming and delightful
entertainment for Christmas night,
known as christmas in Other Lands"
under the direction OF Mr.. Watkins.
Il H \
The st. Irene society of South Scran-
ton has reorganized their Ladies' Glee
club and have commenced rehearsals
under J, 4. Watkins direction.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-12-24

m, Thompson (easD; dSo p. M, j. Henni-
gan (east).
Pushers-2.30 q. M, c. Bartholomew
(wesD; a. m. Widner (west; z a. M.
Finnerty (wesO; u. M, Houser (dasD
11.45 a. M, Moran (east); p. M, Nc.
Donnell (wesD; 7.30 p. m, Murphy (east)
y. m, w. II. Bartholomew (easG
Helpers-1 a. M, Magovern; a. m.,
Gaffney; 10 n. m, secor; 3.15 p, m. Stan.
ton.
Extras West-Second 81, Kirby; 4.S0 a.
M, Masters; a. M, Van Wormer with
Warfers crew UIallstead); ii a. M, u.
McAllister; II noon, John Gahagan QIall-
stead); p. M, Lord.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-12-24
Andrew Mack Friday Night.

That distinguished Irish comedian,
Andrew Mack, will be at the Lyceum
Friday night in his new play by Theo-
dore Burt Sayre, the talented young
author, who, by the way, wrote his
great success, TON Moore" The new
comedy is of a military nature, although
there is no fighting in It at all. except
ing in a verbal sense, it is entitled "The
Soger Boy"
Mr.. Mack will impersonate a young
American military officer and it should
fit him to nicety. He is a remarkably
talented player, every new play being
OF higher order. Seats on sale this
morning at o'clock.