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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-02-14
SILVER CITY.

From the Independent.
Leroy Bayne returned to Silver City
from New York city, where he had
been for several weeks undergoing sur
gical treatment.
Wallace S. Moyle, a prominent attor-
ney, of New Haven. Conn.,, was in Sill
yer City representing clients in the
mater of the taking of a deposition be-
fore Judge w. II. Newcomb as commits
sioner.
Thomas II. Lyon, of the ella, w. S.
Mclaughlin, of Fierro. and Or. L. b.
RoD,nson, of Pinos Altos. last week
selected the grant and petit juries for
the coming March term of Grant coun-
ty district court.
Percy Wilson gave a highly interest
ing and instructive lecture before the
normal school students on the subject,
development of Commercial Law"
Not within the memory of the odd
est inhaDitant" have the people of this
section enjoyed such magnificent
weather in the month of February as
they are at the present time. "Balmy
spring" is no name for it.
The members of the Silver City
lodge, No. 413, B. p. o. e. are making
arrangements for an anniversary dance
on the evening of February 81. The
fact that the Elks are in charge of the
affair is sufficient guarantee of it's sue
cess.
The members of the Methodist
church expect to build a new $4,000
edifice during the coming summer. and
the preparations of the plans and spec
ifcations were last week awarded to
the Black e. Atkins company.
Thomas II. Lyons received from Dem
yer several mounted bear hides. the
trophies of last falls hunt up in the
ella section. Several of the lot are
beautiful specimens, and Mr.. Lyons is
naturally proud of the evidences of his
craftsmanship.
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SHORT NEWS STORIES.


\iCI'tlA. H. ~ ne Mania Amerl-
can. copies uT WhIrA nave lust hrtn tv-
,eNed. >'F> II has very Eo'a reasons lpt
renewing lo"l recently, vessel uN4b| tL2
'eImau nag landed MauSer ilues on the
coast OF ballngas Ior the use or the NJ
NlTI'hts. ~ i, sara tult lhe Sl.p menus ,.,,,
comprised seventy cases, or about l4o
i'L,e WIN al.'l' NH'''o"'
NV Viii Leonard LeWlsohn, wen
Known - one OF the largest operators lN
copper IN tA1s country IS peneV'G I" PC
uI.A5 ~ L2unons saws Inc hrF2ll. no
81 ed February is for an extended stay IN
LIoge toT me Denen' o. nus nel''n,
NV l'HN Mss Ance h"nseEe'I' A.
ooinpAhlea ny HerIl't H.aihe hehe, VIII
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from tort tampa Tor havana. liniey go 10
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30. I'lu H,'anNH.P company .'ne "Ie''
f9c its t0" .rc5lner, now bUfl'iip% For t1r
Oriental trade nj The F3sforu sbir5 bniidiny
var.s M "99or Com sup 'u''0'"7
NEW loRh.-J1meS d. Iiill, president oil
sne ;>"' InrIR S',4I,l l company Is lA"'e'
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Washington, March Sit appears likely
now that the senate will reach a vote on
the pending shipping bill one week from
next Monday. When Mr.. Frye In charge
Of the measure, endeavored today 20 sc-
cure an agreement for the time Of taking a
vote that date was mentioned as heluc sat
Lsfactory to the minority members Of the
commerce committee
MIR. Clay GA addressed the senate TO-
day in opposition TO the bin ana and not
concluded when the senate adjourned re
made a forceful aud interesting argument,
which was given careful attention 10y his
colleagues. Early 10 the session the sen
STE passed the legislative. executive and
judicial appropriation bill. the second ~
the big supply measures TO be acted on
at this session
At the conclusion Of routine business con.
sideration was begun Of the bin making
appropriations for legislative, executive and
judicial expenses. This Is the second or
the hig supply bula Of thc government 70
be- taken UP hy the senate
The reading Of the hI was concluded az
> O'Clock. all Of the committee amendments
having been agreed 10 without debate. The
bin uas then passed without diE!l1n
a bin providing FOR a Communication f1r
townslte purposes OF bon ,stead p.uie. la
certain portions " OAluoma was nas-rd.
The uamH.bcd business. tho shipping b.u
vas then la.d before the sen1ia and Mr..
Clay 0GtJ delivered speech ia opposi-
tuu It. tile mrasu.r Senator Clay began
by making IL clear that be flvors On ocean
nail service fully equal II not superior 70
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WAS EN- ROUTE TO BOSTON
Prince Henry Visited Niagara Falls
and Was Much Interested.
RECEIVED BY THE DOMINION OFFICIALS
Was So Exhausted that He Did Not
Respond to Demonstrators at
Toledo and Ssndussy

Rocbcs+o. ~ y ,r,-., q p.i... ry,.,.,.
.'''l'' ''.'' ''l "-" '' -''"7
ara Fails tpiCv, crossed the Canadian from
Tier for a bfief s,,, t,...,... ,if,r ina u.a.
.,i.f.,l..
'-''''""N "el'oHiHI i' iA' u''1lul'A' "p'
resumed his journey tonight bound far Eaa-
,.r ,,,- ,-,,. Nh. f4.. ,.,.,+ .,r,. 3D.,
"-l'"S' IltIH hours 81 CON. 'tlA'HS tN''Hu-
was ut Niagara Fails. whIe- Doe saw bridget
i'm with ice. He viewed f.,. flsr-oshoe fails
''', t"''e i"'-N '"' ''"" ''-'S ""."
the ledge over the whirlpool. gn the Cana
dian shore, rode down the gorge 10 a poirr
belo" the lower Whrlplo. ana there in-
speotod the plant of t.e Niagara Power
company, which converts the force OF nj.
time to -ba n,,r,,sss ~ ,..,.....,.-.,
90, W. '"e Pun poSes OF commerce
'"e "I'Slal tram Aiu ut'eised the as
tance between Milwaukee aud Chicago,
over ohio before Prince u"lI, aros H.
was vs. orn ont WHOM b@ ~ It,D'1't,g, .,,F
by t5 P p@ 5s Il 4 5o aa a%o99
Al tYay,l.nd thsrs ~ f-,.,5l,i .I,, ,aS
strgtion Here y II f u,.i.,l
i,r,r'rt In ~. ct,,-lI, ~. IVY, Lul lASiIE d"
Tia ,.,. far ra,,,,T ''l,h 'Gltnned ihIo
,,',,i..6 ,r-.tI- r,,--i WIN tiS l'.IIlet
"'nlC" StJaliS p4'dseA htA!- haipp was a
A. rrie ,hare J.. '. . VI 80. Lo5.
women tainted and arrha5,. 49, -. - az ~
the center of the crori we're ' crj,,',,g,l, =,
d1ngorous DressTrc Nf II l ls9 90
ana NIis. Gri5I, 'lts tfa5. ltt HllaiE
r1ntain 9 y 81 .-VE 1au uaGsuler OF
on the olympia al lr.niI6 Rav no 80. Io"sa I
en f 70 on tb IpG naval slI 10y eaaia Evans' wh9
captain, ana wee t,@so-,,e5 " w. :, lue aeaa
An through rho ri,rni-r- ~ 81, . -
through corner II pomSsg.rv1-,i 90. 40 'i
into the state af w ~ mn ,t all o1t
rroyyds ar ~ -" I.E mere were
10 fnca ana ter.lsr ssg-,~., -'',.'ts ~ sec th-
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HOUSTON.

Texas Memorial Day will be observed by
the decoration OF graves by the Dausht 4cs
OF the Republic Of Texas.
city Treasurer szabo will pay or ~.
police and nre department aud city officials
today; two mouths salary due them.
Another large registration; $50 ua-a,s
registered for the second day.
The sale Of property for city taxes ~
the nnance committee postponed until ~.
day, March I.
The Hutchius house will be rebuilt =, /,
modern, up-to-date, hrst class horpi; w,rt
will be begun at once.
Young Mems Christian Associations new
quarters, corner Main and Mckinney. viii
be opened for privileges of members on sat.
urday,
The revival services conducted by Rev
Claude l.. Chiffon at Mckee Street church
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TEXAS.

The State court Of criminal appeals holds
that pool rooms are licensed by the state
and that municipalities may not suppress
or prohibit them.
The contested will case Of spivey ct al
rs. Dew. pending in Gonzales county, has
been compromised
The Third court 81 appeals holds that
the city council OF Austin had no authority
to buy out private water company.
The jury Ia the Wharton Branch murder
case, on trial at Liberty, disagreed and
has been discharged.
dillon In Hall county.
Activs work has begun on San Saba covn.
ty's big irrigation project
II. s. Cunningham Of Victoria I, dead
aged IL.
A new rice milling company has been or.
ganiEed at Bay City.
During the past quarter the state treas.
urv dlsbursed ss,soo,363 on account OF the
various funds.
The cedar brakes near Marble Falls are
on IRE and heavy damage to timber Is e1,
pected 10 result
Judgment for past due Interest on
bonds was rendered against the city OF
Austin In the Travis county district court.
The bonds are held TO he valid.
Two negro boys were cremated In a
house near Paris.
The court OF criminal appeals affirmed a
idrge number Of penalties: Nathan Hughes
was granted a new trial.
The investigating committee rs conduct
ing an inquiry into the State orphan hHne
at Corsleana.
Judge Reagan's condition shows material
improvement
The Galveston Gas company has put IN
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A SUMMARY OF THE NEWS
7oday's Weather
Fair
DOMESTIC.

rrince Henry visited Niagara Falls and
crossed to the Canadian side, where be was
received by Dominion officials.
mob Of negroes is said TO threaten the
jail at Marion, Ala. IN order to rescue
negro who has heen sentenced TO hang
for numbering q white man.
A railroad Is to be built from Vicksburg'
Miss, to Birmingham Ala.
Newark, y. j.. woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union will oner prayers for Bishop
Potter. his temperance views being at vari-
snce with theirs.
The States case against Patrick has been
closed and the defense viii open today.
Patrick wanted 10 eross-examlne Jones but
the valet was not placed on the stand.
The Heywoods have announced that they
have secured all the money necessary to
build oil tanks along the Mississippi river
and TO FL them with oil from Jennings
wells
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RAILROADS.

The Fort Worth and Denver reelected
the old directors and officers
President Hartman and party went to
Dallas. while Mrs. Hartman goes to Cal
weston with the children.
southern Pacific expected TO put on
steamers to Galveston after the new rates
become effective.
New time card OF the Houston and Texas
Central goes into effect on March Q.
Katy officials pass through on their way
to Galveston.
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WASHINGTON.

sEht is already on for the offices
created by the new Texas Federal judicial
district bIll.
President Roosevelt was very positive 10
stating 20 the Boer ENJOYS that this gov
eminent can not and WHY not Interfere In
South African matters
The Central American governments are
very shifting and are putting Obstacles in
the way Of the isthuiau canal
The state department has promised 70
take up the matter OF securing proper
control ~ the waters Of the Rio Graado
hard Eight IS to he made for the inner
Galveston horbor project iu the senate and
u IS believed Il wifi succeed there.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

The conference report on the pension
appropriation bin was adopted by tas
house.
After short consideration ~ the hgi
10 classify the rural free delivery service
the house adjourned out OF respect TO N,
memory OF Representative Polk Of Penn
syivanla, who died suddenly In Phbsdoi-
phia
The ship subsidy hill may he voted on
in the senate on March II.
The bin making appropriation FOR the
legislative, judicial aud executive expenses
- the government was passed by the sen.
ate
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WASHINGTON.

The republican members OF congress nave
held various conferences on the Cuban rect
pIoctty bill with the president. No agree
nent has been reached
Governor TAFT gave the insulat commit
tee Of the house information concerning the
slave situation in the Philippines.
Before the senate committee on immigra.
ton Governor Taft said that the genera
conviction Of the commission was that tne
Chinese should not be permitted to enter
'he Philippines.
4 delegation Of Texans called On Score
tary Hay to urge the formation Of an agree
meut with Mexico touching a division NJ
the waters OF the Rio Grand2 FOR irrigation
rnrnnses
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GALVESTON INNER HARBoR.
Hard Fight Win Be Made fer N.
Project.

washington March 5.-That the fsb,
I'r "n appropriation for the inner Calves
tom harhor in the senate viii he a hard
one is indicated by the departure from
washington Of Colonel Waltor Grssn,.,,
VINO goes To TeNas 10 confer with the o.,
water committee al Galveston on mans ,,-
, ,,y', '.4IlS Tor the ha. Dor, There is
nl "'."' me senate viii make nm anprD.
i"i3,loN for the barber. but The m9in 'g,t+
WI" come In the Joint coufercur,, ca,,'',r,
49, d. the house AMI Seaats There IN,
SINCE Chairman Burton and J1ire u r 5s2.'t
49,, ~ lne 49uSe committee on rivers and b.r,
psFS WIZ he on the committee uDd y,rI
o. course, oppose the project. VIII
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A Palatable Beverage, No Nauseous
Draught.

One OF the most efficient remedies
known to medicine is Wolfe's Aro-
matte schiedam Schnapps. For chronic
Rheumatism, Liver, Stomach, Kidney
and Bladder Troubles. its remedial ef-
fects have for sixty years won the
hearty Endorsement Of the highest
medical authorities all over the world,
At the same time it is palatable bev-
erage, not a nauseous draught. 1t is
good for health and to taste. At all
Druggists and Grocers.
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CONTROL OF The RIO aRANDe.
State Department Has Promised to Take
Up the Matter

lopcc!al 70 Ihe post.)
Washington, March 5.-Thc state depart
ment will make an Investigate "a soon re
latlne 10 the joint control Of he waters
Of the Rio Grande by the United states
aud Mexico. Today Judge Nicholson Of La.
redo accompanied by Representatives Law
ham and Slayden, called on Secretary Nav
and urged that an agreement with Mexico
he made as soon as possible. Judge NI,h.
olson laid before the secretary the fact
any time on recount OF the winl.nv cour ~
or the stream and the consequent confu
sion existing along the water boundary
ne Sald also that residents 81 New Mexico
were using the stream IN such n manu-
as 10 ueptiNe residents OF Texas and My.
iou OF the use " the river for agrlcni.
rural purposes.
During the visit OF tho Texans the Score.
lary promised TO take the matter up yyjtb
view or adjusting the troubles
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WILL GET THE TENTS.
Colonel Slaughter Is Satisfied Permission
win Be Granted.

washington. March BIT Is highly proh.
aOie mat the Confederate reunion commit.
Tee VIII secure the use Of 1000 army teprs
rom the government during the reunion
oelopel G C.. Slaughter before he I.rr
W ia-Nn'usio4 toIay for home. eNpre--,d him
S,A Els SATISFIED that the movement 10 0.-
the tents would Doe successful So
senator Bailey ana Representative Ian.
nam say they hope TO get the re>oinfin,
Hut ot TIE committegs soon and Win -
favorable report speaker Ieui.rs,,'. d.
pron.s Colonel I.auham racosu'tiop 20
q ne resolution comes ont Of tho r1f1rnrtt,,
Wiz favUraSe report 'e'
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JURY WAS DISCHARGE

Wharton Branch Case VIII HAN
Tried Over,
Liberty, Texas March 5.--ln The
state VS.. Wharton Branch, the "
discharged this morning, they beln'
70 agree, after being out since IaI
They stood seven for acquittal a1a
manslauehter Court adjourned icn
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indiana Bank Robbed.

Washington, Ind, March 5.--While the
citizens were watching them, burglars
looted the First National bauk Of Mout
gomery. seven miles east Of here. this
morning, and escaped with $500 M money
ana 1880 worth Of government bonds
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QUIET AT NORFOLK, Va

Street Cars Guarded by Troops n
ming at Intervals,
Norfolk, Va, March 5.-Sunl
guarded by troops were running
intervals here today, but no pis
were carried. All Is quiet and
Beaman stated there is no neces,liy
declaring martial law.
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FOREIGN.

The report is denied that Miss Maud
Come has aroused an English colony by
her revolutionary speeches
Sir Henhy Zimmerman addressed In
erai meeting in London In which he ssid
he could not agree with Lord Roseberry.
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COMMERCIAL.

Speculative sentiment was somewhat re-.
assured over the money outlook.
Cotton values continued 10 advance with
better Liverpool and heavy spot demand
Receipts OF cattle were large and the
market was slow.
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Mineral Wells Texas, March A.
ular meeting OF the city council
night an election was ordered ior
for the purpose OF voting on Slsnn
for water works and $4,000 city jau
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WASHINGTON NOTES.
Special TO Tho Post1

washington, March 5,-Rural free deli;
cry service win be established April ! 3,
, MHnor' travis county length 81 routes 4si.
niles POPULATION served HIS CarrisT.
WINS J. Hickman aud Waiter z. Davis
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TEXAS POLITICS.

Tarrant county wants uniform primary
system made mandatory under State law
Instructions we're given for all State Of.
aces.
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Petltion h BanktunteY.

san Angelo, Texas March at :
Grimes, local saloonkeeper, has tlled 4,
petition in bankruptcy.
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STATE MONEY SPENT DURING PAST QUARTER

necessary machinery for using oil to make
gas.
The date OF the celebration at Calves
ton has been definitely h1ed for May 10.
Several oil companies now have rigs "
work In the Nacosdoches field.
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LOUISVILLE Or MEMPHIS
next Popujst National corysrss

NsNt PopuTst National ConVentsI
Be Held in One OF Those Pkz,
Louisville, Ky. March $40 g. 4
chairman Of the National populsi 4
tee, said tonight that the confertns'
allied parties scheduled for April2a,
Vile will be held at Memphis on Ngl
less bah is furnished free at Losa,
Mr.. Parker said he would declasrp
tion Of location definitely tomorrOI
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Cure Sick Headache, Bill.
icusness, Sour StoIAach,
and Constipation. Sold
everywhere, asc. per box.
ssspArsdbsc.LEood 4 100. Lowell kass
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TO CURE A colo IN ONE DAy

Take Laxative Bromo oulnine Tablets. An
druggists refund money II Il fails 10 eurs
2. W. Groves signature Is en- each box. 25c.
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HOODS Pills

Are prepared from Ma
lures mild laxatives, and
while gentle are reliable
and efficient. They
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-04-17
ONLY THE FINALS LIFT.

II Is probable that the finals In the
Pacific Tennis Club tournament for the
Alexander cup will be played oil to-
morrow between Willie hoth and A. 7.
Brock. These are the men who wont
out IN the sCmi-tnals played on the
courts at Palace Square yesterday af.
tcrnoon.
The first match was between Roth
and ithertOn. II was generally CON
Cedod by all vino have followed the
tennis matches OF the present tuuIna-
mcnt that Roth would win over Athrr-
ton and the forecast was correct. The
playing ut first in this match was rath-
az SLOW hut as IL progressed there was
more spirit until ut the very end there
was NJ linc tennis as anyone would care
to see. The score was MS follows:
al, 7-h, i'll.
The second match Of the afternoon
was between Dillingham; and BroCk.li
was thought that Dillingham; would
he the winner a. thia player has always
stood well in tn" front rank of the best
players OF tn aPcinc Tennis Club
However, Brock has been doing some
/ hard work of late and his form showed
up in great shape yesterday. All Of tn
/ games were hOtly contested but ii coulC
be seen from the start that Brock wOult
win. The score WAS G-l, Go.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-04-17
REGION 70 BISHOP

The following committees we're up.
pointed yesterday 10 arrange for the
reception 10 he given to Bishop Mich.
OILS on Tuesday next in the Cathedral
school room. They are to be regarded
as complete, but so far as II has been
possible 10 arrange them up to the
present, they will be as follows:
Reception-Prince and Princess Ka-
wananakoa, Prince and Princess Ka.
lanianaole. Miss Peabody, Mrs. Stella
Cockett, and Miss Grace Kaoabi.
Decorations-Mrs. George Smithics
Mrs. James Robertson, Mrs. James
Boyd and Miss L. Ward.
Refreshments - Miss Ladd Mrs.
Booth, Mrs. II. Smith, Mrs. Freeth.
Mrs. George Robertson and Mrs. James
Holt.
Music-George Smithies. Miss X.
Ward. Z. p. Hatfield.
lnvitation-Mrs. Evans, Mrs. Malupo
Scott, Mrs. Kia.
Lighting and Seating-Edmund Hart,
$. Meheula and d Kellett.
lnrOduct!on-H. Smith and r. Stiles,
Ushers-Lionel Hart and others.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-04-17
ThRBATE> I'D WITT KNIFE

4 japanese who lives in the vicinity
OF the place where the KaumakapiIi
church once stood, called at the police
station this forenoon and asked that
Muranaka, another Japanesc, be ar.
rested AT once. On the 18th inst. the
fellow had called at his house and,
armed with a knife, had threatened To
kin him il hte made an attempt to dis.
turab him in what he intended doing.
He thereupon ransacked the house and
took away 81 OF ais hard earned mon
cy.
Although warrant has been ISSUED
for the arrest or NuraEaka. II is not
thought that he will he easily caught
Immediately after the robbery was
committed Murannlu ran away amt
has not been seen since. 1t is thought
that he Ia either hc'r~ hiddrn hv somu
OF his frierds or that ne has gone to
one Of the other islands by means Of =
steamer.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-04-17

~ drama az has been seen outside Of
the big New York companies. The
play is by Brownson Howard and has
some very strong situations. Mr.. Scott
was OF his best as John Sheblow, a role
which Is well adapted 10 HE style OF
acting. Throughout ne carries him.
self with ease. Mr.. Tanning laid aside
the heroic and gave a touch OF CharaC.
ter as Count De Caraghc. a fiery
Frenchmsn. Trne BOardmaD surpris.
ed his many admirers by his excellent
rendering OF the role Of Harold Rut.
ledge. Mr.. Watson. Mr.. Wyman and
Claire Washington furnished tho com.
edy and aid It well. Miss Powers in
the chief female role Of Lillian West.
brook, won the sympathy Of the au.
dience by the intensity Of her acting.
In the role Of Mrs. HolComb, Miss Cum.
mings Is appreciable, az is Mr. Shaw
as Westbrook.
Baby Lillian assumed the child role
of Natile with her accustomed ability.
Tonight will be the final performance
of The Bankers Daughter; tomor.
row night, Bertha, the Sewing Girl;
at the family matinee Saturday The
Octoroon" will be given.