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such changes as he desired and then send
the result.
OF course it is improbable that there is
an election judge in Silver Bow county
who would be guilty of such all act, but
should there be it would be an easy matter
for him to perhaps change the result of
the election.
The law which governs the making Of
the returns is as follows:
Section 1903. The Judges must before
they adjourn, enclose in cover and seal
up and direct to the county clerk the
check list all certificates OF registration
received by them, one of the lists of the
persons challenged, one OF the poll books,
Continued on Page Three.)
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MASCAGNTS CASE MAY CAUSE IMPLICATION

secretary of foreign affairs, to take up the
matter. Signor Prinetti Immediately took
up Mascagni's case"
Signor Prinetti is awaiting the receipt of
report from the Italian embassy at Wash
ington before acting in the affair.
The charge of apathy brought by Mas
cagni against the Italian consul at Boston
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is regarded here without justification as an
outcome Of the musicians ignorance of the
fact that an Italian in the United States
is entirely subject to American laws.
Foreign Minister Prinetti has instructed
the Italian ambassador at Washington to
lend all possible aid to Signor Mascagni
in his difficulties,
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the Italian government to prevent him
from the vexatious treatment Of which he
says he has been victim in America.
"Signor Zanardelli replied to the musi-
clan, assuring him Of the interest takeniin
his case by the government and informing
him that he would request Signor Prinetti,
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Immediately after the opening OF court
an incident occurred shat caused mo-
mentary ripple of excitement Judge Nap
ton ordered the bailif TO bring the sheriff
into court and OH the arrival Of the lat.
ter announced that one of the Jurors, John
Lawler, had just heard that one of his
children had been lost since yesterday,
and the court would he acquiescent if
counsel OH both sides would permit the
juror TO go in charge of the sheriff and
visit his home or do whatever he deemed
necessary to assist in the search for his
child. Mr.. Lawler returned within an
hour, the child having been found soot
after he left
After Clerk Thomas had called the
names Of the jury the examination Of the
jurors was called 10 commence. From the
number who had conscientious scrupes re-
gardng capital punishment, who had
ATTORNEY TRlPPETT,
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custody McGeary was brought into court,
sat directly behind the prisoner. Nc
Geary retained the same placid expression
which he has assumed from the beginning,
He listened attentivcly to the examination
Of the jurors, but without betraying any
M'GEARY, THE ACCUSED.
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ley ASSOCIATED PRESS,

= S5,1
Rome, Nov. I3.-Italy purposes to make
an international matter of The arrest in
Boston of Mascagni. The Tribuna today
says:
"Mascagn has telegraphed Premier
Zanardelli requesting the intervention Of
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Will Entertain White.
my ASSOCIATED PRESS,

lBY ASSOCIATED PRESS.I
Berlin, Nov I3.--The Italian ambassa-
dor, Count LAMA di Busca, will give
dinner Saturday to Ambassador White and
the Marquis de Noalles, the French am
bassador, who is also retiring.
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He was challenged and excused for i'm
piled bias.
A. Short had neither opinion nor an oh
lection to capital punishment SO he was
considered satisfactory.
{. B. Taylor had an opinion, was chal-
JUDGE NAPTON,
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lenged and excused.
Daniel Murphy, Jr, did not read the
papers, had 10 opinion and was in a po-
stion to give the case "A fair trial. He
was passed for cause, completing the re-
quired ~. Judge Narton announced the
defendants counsel could now challenge
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Courtroom, Excepting None.
emotion, in marked contrast with the ap-
pearance Of his brother, who sat beside
him. The prisoner was pale and sa. mo.
tionless, while the brothers face was
flushed ana he moved restlessly in his
chair.
The parents, quiet, respectble looking
old couple, also showed an evident inter
est, and watched their son closely as the
examination proceeded. During short
recess in the forenoon session Mr.. and
Mrs. McGeary, with their daughter, Mrs.
Mcguire, came over and greeted the ac-
ss - ,SS3s
MRS. HOLLlNGSWoRTH,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-12-20
EMPIRE THEATRE.

A welcome diversion OF the season will
Empire fhehtn next week. Gus Hills
comedians pres citing whitcomb Reilly's
farce, "Spo.r-a Town." will cause little
regfet in its ssst introduction to Provi-
dence audiences. IT comes heralded as
the strongest of musical shows" having
proved Of sufficient magnet TO draw TO
packed houses wherever presented. The
excellence OF the Vaudeville numbers
rendered by the members of "Spotless
Town" is only overshadowed by the
clever lines and situations in the piece it
self.
The superb costumes appeal to the eye
and rest the brain. as the harmonious
blending of colors and magnificent trap
pings are shown. stage set with start
ling original scenic investture. The first
act is an exact reproduction OF the myth
cal city you all have observed in cars adj
vertising a commercial article As the
curtain rises you see the characters made
famous by the rhyme set to the odd ad-
vertlsement. The second act is not sur
passed in splendor and beauty by any
travelling organization In America.
The third act is an original picture hard
TO imagine and still harder to describe. as
~
sends the onlooker away screaming with
laughter Among the we'll known artists
engaged for this piece are Carlin and
Brown, the German comedians, who rip
good English In tatters and cause you 10
wonder IL they are choking. Then there
are the condensed comedians" the
Speck Brothers, who buresque the cham
pions OF the squared cirole. While they
hold the boards one can see but little OF
them when they hide behind ordinary
boxing gloves. The Kelcey Sisters. three
very pretty young women. present a
dancing turn which they perform with
such ease and grace that a person would
almost think that dancing TO them was
mere pastime. The Electric Trio: Ade-
laide Marsden. Marie Richmond. Lillian
Tyco, Ed A. Kerr. Conroy and Mcrar-
land. Geo. w. Kerr. Chas T.. Flynn and
strong chorus OF 2 voices serve 10 com
plete this splendid organization
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-12-20
IMPt RIAL TH.ATRE.

As a drama OF merit THE Price of
Honor" which will be seen at the I'm
perial next week. stands alone. The
critics OF all the large cities have praised
IL unstintingly A play with true heart
interest. intense emotional scenes. whole
some comedy moments and thrilling cli-
makes should succeed, and such has been
the happy experience of THE Price OF
Honor" The author conceived a well
defined plot and Ii Is unravelled in a
logical and satisfactory manner Per-
sonages new to stage lore are introduced
with pleasing results and throughout the
entire performance there In a distinct
note OF novelty
The acme OF realism Is reached In the
scenic establishment. when the various
views OF New York city are disclosed TO
the anxious eye OF the spectator. The
company appearing In THE Price of
Honor" IL an organiza ation of tried
players whose every effort is an artistic
accomplishment.
The hackneyed characters OF the aver
age melo-drama do not appear in this
play. there being no angry father or aged
millionaire murdered In the library; no
Irish comedian or saucy soubrette who
persist In singing and dancing at every
opportunity and the hero and heroine are
not required to perform feats OF impossi-
bility 10 attain their rewards. The char
acters In The Price of Honor" are every
day people and the whole story Is a series
of metropolitan happenings transferred TO
the mimic boards. The novelty OF the
theme and the vigor and freshness OF it's
treatment. are what have won for this
play Its distinguished success.
Strikingly original are the situations.
sensationally thrilling are the climaxes
and logical and happy Is the ending Hu-
NOR permeates the tragic atmosphere and
modifes the serious moments Of the play.
Nividly realistic are the scenic reproduc-
tions OF sections OF New York city, such
as the Interior of a large department
store, an East Side tenement house. the
interior OF Trinity church and the re-
ceivlng room of Bellevue hospital The
artists engaged in the presentation Of the
play give II painstak king Interpretation
and realize the authors intentions to the
minutest detail The production Is saio
To be n sumptuous and costly affair and
the boy choir in the church scene Is
feature.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-12-20
westminster THEATRE.

The Transatlantic Burlesquers open
weeks engagement at the Westminster
theatre next Monday with a half bur-
lesaue and half vaudeville program that
promises an excellent show. Fun runs
fast and is created by the principals with
the aid OF bright and catchy music, up
to-date songs and jokes and frolics OF
20 handsome women In gorgeous cos
tunes. There Is much beautiful scenery,
particularly that illustrating the sunny
south and the gold fields In the Klondike,
the railroad station at Seattle, Wash, "A
street in the Klsrdike, the Eldorado
Opera House and .hc Frozen Dog Saloon.
Interest will be added by the presence
In the cas- Of Mr.. Ed Wrothe. Mr.. Geo.
Bickel. Mr. Harry Watson. Mr.. John Nc
Gowan, Bulla and Raymond. Dooley and
Fowley ana Lottie Lewis. who have roles
that are Sfhcult. but at the same time
undoubtedly popular. As climax to the
bill Zeno, Carl and Zeno,- the trio OF
aerial artists, athletes and acrobats, Will
appear as an extra attraction in their
sensational performances. The following
attraction will be the City Club Burles-
quers.
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through false stories made her desert her
husband and sent him away. disguises
himself as a miner Induces the men to
strike then leads them In an attempt to
lynch one OF the men he desires 10 get
rid. of. Failing IN this. the villain tries
10 dynamite the mine and succeeds In
blowing himself TO pieces as his col
league fails I'm an attempt 10 SEND
train load OF passengers TO death
through an open drawbridge In order TO
get rid OF one OF them. IL Is surely
most strenuous story.
The play In announced as strong
moral lesson OF stirring heart interest.
The plot revolves on the Vaccinations or
two Wall street crooks 10 steal from
country merchant who has promoted
railway through his home country TO pop
ularize himself as candidate for the leg
islature, the interest OF the merchant In
a valuable tract of copper lands. The
foreman OF the railway falls I'm love with
Maud Martin. who is engaged 10 marry
Harry Dayton, the paymaster on the
road and nephew OF the merchant
She refuses him and the foreman then
steals the money for the pay OF the rail-
road men from the safe TO discredit the
paymaster But the paymaster scents
trouble and so gets the girl TO marry
him. On this announcement. the william,
nothing daunted. gives out the statement
that the paymaster had, years before,
married the sister OF the fore
man and had deserted her and
their children. So the girl leaves him. For
the rest Of the story. there is the de-
parture OF the paymaster with the troops
for Cuba. his return as a colonel. the at
tempt OF Susie his sister. TO save the
old home from forced sale by mort
gagee, by winning race at Saratoga
race track with her filly, her success and
her failure TO get the money, through the
persistent villains. who announce that
the horse is ringer" They all go TO
New York. the country folks 10 get their
money and the mortgage. and there
number OF more exciting things happen.
II is all a tale OF interest. and IL Is said
to be given by an excellent company
and TO be well mounted. II comes with
the reputation OF being one of the unusu-
al successes of the season.
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There Were Shepherds. G. Vincent: pres
entation. -. u. Whitney. Sarsum Corda.
J. "A. Jones. Sanctus, j. III. Jones. COM
munlon Hymn 22s, w IA. Monks. Gloria
In Excelsis, old chant; Recessional 81,
Avison. Sunday evening service, o'clock
Anthem, Let us Go Even Unto Bethle-
hem, j. +. Field. Professional 50. II. $.
Wills: Versicles. Jellis, Gloria Patri.
Goate Magnihcat III. A.. Danks: Nunc
Dlmlttis. Rev. W. n. "A. Hail. Nerslcles.
Jelis; anthem, Rejoice Greatly, G. Simp-
er: Hymn 81. T. a. Redner; offertory. !
Will Praise Thee, O. Lord. n. II. Danks;
presentation. s. b. whitney: Recess1onai
60 "a. Smart Sopronos-Mrs. j. Dawson.
Miss l.. Dawson. Miss l.. Taylor. Miss N
Worthlngton. Miss r. Adams Miss X.
Moss. Miss Il Artlngstal Mrs l.. Ad-
ans: altos. Miss a. Turner, Miss Z.
Smith. Hiss Sarah llalstead; tenors, Mr..
A. Balnton Mr. " Monroe. Mr. w Her
man. Mr.. j Dawson. bass. Mr.. q. Niner,
Mr. Allen. Mr.. J Dawson Mr. G. u. Ru-
berry: organist. a ". ~ Barnes. director,
G. r.. Rubery The Christmas music viii
be repeated the following sunday morning
and evening
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METHODIST.

Mathewson street ". T.. Church, morn
ing service-Anthem, Behold, | Brins
You Good Tidlngs. Sir John Goss con
traito solo. The New Born King. Lespolr
anthem. JOY 10 the World. w. T.. Blum
ensheih. Evening service-The Shepherd,
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butte is the great quantity Of new and
original material which he always brings
with him. His parodies are always
fresh from the mint" and his success
In always a foregone conclusion.
Keith patrons will undoubtedly remem-
ber charming Louise Dresser. the clever
comedienne. who made such a favorable
impression at KeIth's last season with a
most novel act consisting OF a laughable
burlesque on illustrated songs. In this
act Miss Dresser sings a number OF beau
tiful songs. accompanied by an absurdly
Inappropriate set OF illustrations. which
fairly convulse the auditors. Miss
Dresser has a very charming stage pres
ence and capital voice, and is always
received with favor by vaudevillains.
Belle Hathaway's trained monkeys and
dogs will be especially pleasing 10 the
children and will also vastly entertain the
grown up folks, for better troupe Of
trained animals has not been seen In
vaudeville. Leona Thurber. "the girl
with the Bogie boys" will make her first
Providence appearance and Will no doubt
repeat the big successes she has been
making at the other Keith houses.
Miss Thurber's comedy coons are truly
funny comedians and sing and dance with
no little unction. The noted impersona-
tor. Seona will be one of the prominent
features OF the bill. making his very first
Providence appearance. Seonas work is
decidedly out OF the ordinary and is
acquisition TO even such a particularly
strong bill as next weeks program at
Keiths will be. Inman and Stats. the
inimitabe Irish comedians, will appear in
a hilariously funny sketch called What
We Saw at the Play" and Delmore ana
Oneida win be seen In a very graceful
perch act Others on this exceedingly
attractive bill will be Orth and Fern,
original parody singers; Brooks Brothers.
eccentric comedians: the Rosseau
Brothers. acrobats. and the Biograph.
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KEITR'S THEATRE.

A stronger holiday program could
hardly have been arranged than that
which is announced for the entertainment
OF Keith patrons next week. and ii is
safe 20 say that large crowds will attend
that popular playhouse during the week.
What is unquestionably the most wonder
ful troupe of trained acrobates In the
world will head the list. This Is the ia
nous Six Glincerrettis. who perform the
most breath-taklng feats with an appal-
ling recklessness and nonchalence. The
features OF this wonderful act is some
marvellous double-twist somersaults and
somersaults from below to shoulders
above.
The novelty OF the bill and. indeed the
novelty OF the season will be the act OF
the Salambos who give n most mystify-
ing act This consists OF some astonlsh-
ing demonstrations of electricity and a
study OF gases. The most interest will
no doubt be centered In the practical
demonstration of the Marconi wireless
telegraph theory. This act has baffied
scientists and expert electricians OF New
York and Philadelphia and has every
where been pronounced the greatest
dra wing card OF the season.
one of the most entertaining numbers
Will be a merry nttle COMEDY Sketch
called The 1mposter." To be presented
by May Duryes and John kearncy.. These
favorite players are well known to thea
tregoers. Miss Dufyea having been for
merly the comic opera star OF The Lady
slavey" company. and Mr.. Kearncy hav-
Ing been the principal comedian OF "A
Stranger In New York Their vsude-
VILE vehicle which they will present at
Kelths next week for the first time IA
III.
Another big laughing success is the alb
surdly funny grotesque comedy and aero
battle act OF Cooke and Sonora. which was
one OF last seasons big hits at Kelth's.
The act abounds In bright. smart comedy
and Mr.. Cookies splendid grotesque dane
ing always makes a decided hit very
welcome performer will be Jack Nor1,
worth. one of the best of blackfsce mono
logue comedians. whose distinctive attri-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-12-20
PACK THEAT Is,

A strike OF miners in big copper mine
IN Vermont and a race scene on the cele-
brated Saratoga race track. are features
of For Love and Honor. "the scenic melo-
drama 10 he seen az the Park theatre
next week The strike is induced by the
villain. who after a series of unsuccessful
efforts to ruin the family of q girl who
stll refuses To marry him after he has,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-12-20
MANAGER GRAHAM here.

Manager John Graham OF the Graham
Southern Speciality company, the pioneer
manager In the coon amusement fieid. Is
In town In the interests of his big colored
company. He says the performance as
now given is bigger and better than ever.
employing the services of the best known
colored profession In the country. New
scenery, brilliant costumes and a large
and handsome chorus OF creoles are some
of the features.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-09-22
MORE TROUBLE BREWING
Republican Cauldron Gets Busy
over Senatorship.
Sturgiss Quoted as Saying that MOnon-
gala Wont Have Charlie Swisher
Conference Being Held Regarding a
New Deal for state Senate.

FAIRMoNT, Sept. 22.-Once again
from the ranks of the Republi-
cans there appears to be trouble re-
garding the much discussed senatorial
business. Hon. Geo. G. Sturgiss, Of
Morgantown, seems to be the active
volcano and his friends here who are
experts, say that the lava is going to
fly within a few days.
The Monongalia statemen arrived
In Farmont this morning and was
Immediately surrounded by his friends
and very close secret consultation was
held. When it was over Mr.. Sturgiss
refused to discuss what action was
taken at the meeting, but his friends,
and among them some of the party
leaders of the county said that with
out doubt there would be another con-
vention held TO nominate a state SEN
ator.
"As your paper stated some time
ago we claim the Morgantown con-
vention to be Illegal, said one OF Mr..
Sturgiss' hackers. "The M0nongalia
delegation was not present, the dele
CATION from Taylor were Illegally
chosen and those from Marion were
insufficient in number to make ma
jority of the delegates chosen. There
fore another convention is the only
manner In which candidate can be
lawfully chosen, and we are going to
have it soon. When we do Hon. Geo.
{. Sturgiss of Morgantewn will be the
choice.
Mr.. Sturgiss left later in the MORN
ing for Grafton, where he will hold
a conference with his leaders in Tay-
lor 1t is thought that he will to-day
make the final arrangements for the
new convention.
'tMonongalia county does not con-
slider Mr.. Swisher as the Senatorial
nominee. He was not nominated
regularly or legally and Monongalia
county positively will not support
him Thus spoke Mr., Sturgiss when
seen by Times reporter this morning.
81 will not say anything about an
other convention being held. You
have as good right to guess about
that as / have. / am up here on bus
mess. Another convention may be
held, but | can't say / am also go
ing to Grafton on business.
As is pretty generally known, Mr..
Sturgiss' business at this time is to
see that a second Republican conven-
tion is called.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-09-22
0DELL TO Be REh0MIAATED.
New York Republicans Likely to Take
Definite Stand Against Tariff
Revision,

Saratoga. N. T., Sept. 22.-Not In
many 1e4rs had there been two nights
prior to the assembling Of New
York state Republican convention
such placidity as existed last night
Undoubtedly this is because by fad
the majority OF selections for the
state ticket have been practically
agreed upon. Governor Odell will OF
coa .se be renominated. The contest
for lieutenant governor practically
ended last night, when it was an
nounced that the delegations from
New York, Westchester and Erie
counties had decided to go into the
convention pledged for George R
Sheldon.
There had not last eight been any.
thing definitely decided on the trust
plank, except that while condemning
certain combinations Of capital there
will be no appeal to congress for
drastic execution. This statement is
on the authority Of Mr. Plntt, who
added that the draft of the plank was
not complete. On the tariff question
the indications are that very
definite stand will be taken against
revision on the ground that the benefit
to be gained will be infntesimal az
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-09-22
Locals and Personals,

Mr.. Frank r. Boord, civil en-.
glneer, of Uniontown is guest al
the Wallace House and will remain
here few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Frank Nelson
have returned from visit to Hamp-
shire county They were gone a
couple of weeks.
Mrs. Chas. S. Crawford, of Pitts
burg, will arrive here this evening
and remain for some time the guest
of Miss Gertrude Hayes. Mrs
Crawford was a Morgantown girl.
She was Miss Dora Dorsey.
On Sunday the Salvation Army
ended series Of camp meetings
which they had been holding at Cas-
cade Park. There was a good attend
ance and the meetings were full of in
terest and productive of good
TIE regents will be here this week.
They have much to look after and
will be busy lot Of men until they
get the work all concluded. They
have been looking carefully after the
University since they took charge of
the matters up there.
MANY people when shown the bill
of fare at the Delicatessen cafe on
Front street express surprise that
such place can be run in Morgan
town. 1t is no longer matter OF
surprise that this town can support
first clase establishments of every
description.