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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-04-04
THE DRAMA IN GOTHAM


a MagdaIen.7 Haddon Chambers play
this country be success at
Theatre, where its first performance
Saturday trite the
particularly the leading female part we'll
Amelia Bnghams methods and personality.
The strongest scene the piece shows supper given by
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-04-04
MAY REFUSE LICENSES

May promises to bring lively husng for several
managers city. date they Obliged to take
out yearly the advent the reform admins
tration the department has almost daily notified the
ers and Iessees payhouses
lowed" majority have obeyed this
but half dozen when they their
annual application for license will have hard
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-04-04
sUBsCRIPrIoN RATES TO OUT OF
rOwN POINTS, POSTAGE PREPAID:

Any person buy the Morning Afternoon, Sunday
any stand Washington, suburban
towns trains elsewhere, will confer favor by notifying
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-04-04
ARE MEN COMPETENT JURORS
WHEN ACCUSED IS A WOMAN

If a young and handsome man were
tried for murder, his Jurors being
women, he would undoubtedly be &C
quilted
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-04-04

KyrIe Bellew ends
his long engagement
az Wauack's Theatre
on Saturday night
April y. after which
he takes "A Gentle
man Of France" on
the road for a i've
weeks tour. At the
last Saturday matt
nee the b a l C o n y
scene from Romeo
and Juliet" viii be
presented. with Mr.
Bellew as Romeo and
Eleanor Robson as
Juliet This per
Torrance viii be in
the nature Of a try
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-04-04

NAhN AAHA bAAAfH ~ AAh aharr.
become a music hal
singer There Lind
sey. a man-about-
town. receives a mes
sage from his wife
which tells him that
his Iiason with the
actress is known TO
her, that his defalca-
tiCn OF trust funds
has been discovered.
aGd that ne must fee
for the sake Of his
children lie appeals
to q money lender
for financial assist
ance, but is refused
and IS told that his
DAY is over and that
he is his rival in the
affections of the act
ross He turns to
her for sympathy. but
is repulsed with
sco-n.
At this dinner
there is present also
a moraIist and re-
former. His hypoc-
risy is revealed and
so disgusts the hero
Inc with the world
that she attempts TO
end the struggle she
is saved by a disin-
terested friend. and
In the end drifts
away as a nurse in
the Spanish-Ame
can war with Cuba.
To is a scene fun Of
pathcs and is spIen-
didIy acted by Miss
Bingham. Arthur By
ron. Wilton Lackaye.
ard Joseph Holland.
The piece IS bcauti-
fully staged and the
gowns worn by the
ladies are really
magnificent. Ii will
be continued for the
remainder of the sea-
sen.
Soldiers Of For
tune" has established
Robert Edeson as q
star and broken the
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-04-04

work to obtain It. /
have a pretty sure
tip that at least four
places Of amusement
viii not be allowed
10 do business after
May 1.
80
After all is said and
done. William Col
Iier's new play. THE
Diplomat, is win
ming favor at the
Madison Square. and
promises TO make
M o n ey for { h e
quaint comedian
and his manager. OF
course, the piece is
Collier under anOth-
er name. and it is
safe to say that the
brightest lines in IL
are his. and not the
work OF Martha Nor
ton. whose name ap-
years on the pro-
gramme as the au-
thor. Collier rUshes
and rattIes through
his part like a circus
acrobat. but he never
descends TO vulgaFity
for q laugh. The play
itself is nothing
great. but Willie is a
jag Of joy At all
times.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-08-20
COLORED LIBRARY HAS
BtEN UEOarvikED
PROMINENT AOCAL NEGROES ES
TABLISH ONE FOR THEIR
PEOPLE.

The intelligent and better class ot
coIored people nave established pub
he library, and now have mead quar-
ters ofer Bugg's drug store on ulou-
.cester street,
lis movement was started some
time ago by number OF coiored citi-
zens. and they have been que sue
cussful in their undertaking, and now
lave a lot of interesting DOCKS at the
library, and are daily adding to it.
among those al e1e head OF the il
brary are Ed. Johnson, Jim Garter,
B. Gibbs, Jas Tatnall and s Z. Buggs.
and they are all worhlng to make the
library an interesting and instructive
place.
Those at the head Of the moveme
asks The News to say that they will
appreciate any books given EN- by
their white friends.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-08-20
FIFTY THOU SAND DOLLARS HAVE
BEEN LEFT, TO JUDGE J.
c. RANDOLPH.
MONEY HAS BEEN ATTACHED


Philadelph a, Pa, August 10
Through the death in Philadelphia
last spring of Commodore Thomas
Corbin Of the United States navy. who
left an estate valued at nearly a mil
lion dollars, the life story OF Francis
C. Randolph, lawyer, Judge alleged alb
soonder and murderer ANA now an of
Lcer in the army of Colombia, has
just become public.
Part of Commodode Corbms estate
was Inherited by Randolph who is
nephew, under the interstate laws, but
his share, estimated at $4,000 was to-
day attached by Attorney General
Charles L. Brown, of Alabama, on be-
half of that state The Alabama Of
fetal charges tnat randolph defrauded
tne commonwealth Of $4,000.
Randolph was elected probate iuoge
of Montgomery, Ala, in 1886, and re-
elected in 1892. Three years later he
disappeared Investigation showed
LudL PAO,UVV III ItQuOI il1GuoSS COliGCtcu
for the city Of Montgomery went win
him.
Detectives finally found ann in Co
lombia, but could not retaAe nim as
lie had been sentenced to be hanged
for muraer committed auring
brawl. Through the efforts OF infuen-
tial friends IN tnis country, notably
ti,4lieps a. Alarla4't af Alabama. the
then secretary Of the navy, the SEN
tence was commute TO 10 years I'M
prisonment. Attorney General Brown
has now learned that Randolph is at
liberty and is captain o. scouts IN the
Colombian army The attorney gen
ereaI came here and through local law
yers scrured foreign attachment
from the court Of common pleas
against Raudolpn with bail fxed at
$50,0oo The estate is held by local
trust
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-08-20
TERRY HANDS IN HIS REsiGNA
TON AS SECRETARY OF
AGRICULTURE.
PAPERS DISCUSS SITUATION
Weak Administration is Held Respon
sible in Some Quarters for
the Resignation of {
/ erry. Il

Havana August 19.-At the meeting
of the counsel OF secretaries today
Emilio Terry secretary Oh agricuul
ture, presented mis- resignation. 1t
was not accepted. senor Terry will
have four days IN which to reconsider
his step 1t is understood tnat Senior
Terry VIII insD,, on nistresignation.
The resignation Of Senior Terry is
commented upon variously today in
the local press El Mundo says Senor
Terry resigned because he became dis
gusted wltn ehe weak policy of tae
government and because President
Palma has not followed the plan out.
lined by ann
Seuor Terry himself says he resign
or for family reasons and because he
desires TO so 10 Paris
The Diario de "A Marina says The
resignation of senor Terry is tri
umpb for the radicals"
The Lucna says Senor gerry back
ed Senor Diaz. secretary of public
work in tae castenado concession,
which is scandal and the rest Of the
court would not concur, consequently
the secretary Of agriculture resigned.
Senor Diaz has also resigned.
LIE Discussion says: The resigna-
tion Of Senor Terry is due to the fact
that tno hoaeo os raneseptatives de.
layed its approval Of his plans to as
sist Cuban agriculture and OF the
$4000,000 loan to be devoted to this
end"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-08-20
TEN DEATHS IN TWO DAYS.
This Numner Reported lrom the Vlcin'
ity of Columbus.

Columbus, Ga, August 1s,-There
were ten ueaths IN and about Co o4um'
bus yesterday and today. Among o--en,
was mrs. oaran c. Doboins, age ~
years, VINO died at the city hospital
from the effects Of an operation. Mr
and Mrs. Russell Leonard lost their
little 5-months-old son, George Theo.
Roosevea, ,De ltant son Oh --r. and
Mrs. j. w Griggs died Of typnoid le-
yer, Mrs. L. A. Ward an aged lady,
passed away Sunday night, alcer an
illness OF malarial fever. Miss oCelIa
Koon, young lady about eighteen
years OF age u-eu OF typho.u ever.
II. n4artin aged % years, died a1Jer a
short illness sunday. Hon. and .Ars
/. f. Galrrd have been called o New
Orleans to attend the funeral OF the
formers sister, Mrs. Isabella Roberts,
who is also a sister OF ,.---.dn arrard
of Savannah; MRS, humphreys castle
man, OF -anJa, and AIS. uelen G.
Tenn, OF Savannah.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-08-20
NAVAL RESERVES CUTTER
ARRIVED YESTERDAY Y
is A HANDSOME LITTLE CRAFT
AND WELL PLEASED THE
COMPANY.

4..e 3O-foot cutter given the Georgia
naval militia arrived yesterday on tne
Mallory steamer Colorado, and win be
unloaded this morning.
The cutter well comes up 10 the ex-
pectation Of tae Reserves, and a ma
iority Of the members OF the company
visited the boat yesterday, and they
seemed mucn pleased with ner
The boat is equipped with every
thing pertaining TO cutter; has two
masts, two topmasts, two jlos and in
the bow a pace is reserved for a rapid
fire gun, Which win be acre about
September first,
The boat will De hoisted from the
ship this morning. and the Reserves
VIII take charge; A boat house vii.
~ erected Immediately somewhere
along tn bay for the cutter.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-08-20
CAUGHT A CHICKEN THIEF.
Wh,.e an Also mad a Turkey Cor
nered."

Wh,.e an Also mad a Turkey Cor
nered."
officer Gill early this morning ar
rested and placed in jail Old Captain
Jack" white man wen known along
the bay and on the different boats in
the harbor
Officer Gill was Oh his beat along
Ogletnorpe street near the corner OF
Gloucester when he heard chickens
cackling in the yard adjoining Ander-
sons store. suspecting something
from the noise of the cn4cAens, mr.
Gill quietly stepped in the yard. He
saw a man near the chicken coop. The
officer did not say anything for few
minutes, and watched the man pull
four chickens and nice goobier from
the roost AS captain Jack at
tempted to leave the yard the officer
nabbed him.
The old man had nothing to say and
dropped his turkey and chickens one
by one, and he was tnen escorteu to
the city jail by the officer.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-08-20
LIQUID AIR COMPANY SELLS
POOL STOCKS INSTEAD OF
TREASURY STOCK.
JONES OF NEVADA CONNECTED
Former Secretary Dorsey Was Also
an Owner in the Company
Compliments say Tripler
Deceived Them.

New Y ork, August 19-Charges that
almost s1,0o0,000 We're gotten by fraud
from the Tripler Liquid Air company
BY use Of pool stocks instead Of treas
ary stock, which the purchasers had
the idea they were buying, were made
Atois afternoon at a secret hearing be
pre justice Mayer in the court Of
lecial sessions.
The company was largely owne.
Ind controlled by Senator Jones. OF
Nevada, and ex-senator Dorsey, Of Ar
kansas.
only two persons were present on
subpoenas. These were John II. Hoen
me Original promoter o. -Ae company,
and NJ u Miller Of the produce ex-
change Assistant District Attorney
Rand was in charge of the mvestiga-
ton A-strict Attorney Jerome, VINO
is conducting tae inquiry stated that
ne felt forced to take an active part
in the matter because OF the magni-
tude Of The alleged lrauu
Charles E. Tripler. the inventor,
is III at ais home today. It is alleged
by the complainant that he did not
have the patents ~ claimed to nave.
Also that the company did not own
tnem, even if they existed, and that it
cost Is cents gallon to produce liz
uid air instead OF cents as claimed.
United States Senator .onn Jones
Of Nevada; former Senator Stephen
81. Dorsey, of Arkansas, OF star route
fame. and others are interested in the
charge that tt &c was a conspiracy
to commit granu larceny OF the prop
erty OF the company.
Friends Of senator Jones and former
Senator Dorsey are satisfied that nei
ther OF them ha anything to do with
the deal
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-08-20
MUTlNEERs WANTED BOOTY.
Grew of the Hermanoes Plotted {
steal S15O.000.


Manila. August 19.-The following
detaAs Of the mutiny of ne nave
crew of the inter-insular steamer Mis-
nermanoes, which occurred at Port
Virac, is land Of CaCanduanes, last
Thursday, has Deen received.
The crime was plotted under the
leadership of the native Joa swan CT
the Wis nermanoes. The muIineers
purposed to steal $lo0,vJO which they
supposed to on board. The olcers
Of the steamer were dining when they
we're attacked In adul,lon to killing
tn chef engineer and woundng tne
captain, the mate, second engineer
and a passenger all OF whom were
Spaniards, the crew killed the sew
ard and carpenter Of the snip. The
last named was murtere1 while de
Tending the officers.
The members of the naIive constab
uIary who went % tne rescue Of the
officers of the Mis- Hermances killed
three and succeeded in capturing -ir
ty-four of the mutineers, whom they
conveyed to Albay, Luzon.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-08-20
VISITORS WERE WHITE WASHED
BY THE LOCALS IN BALL
GAME YESTERDAY.
|BOrH TEAMS PLAYED WELL
After the First Inning Only Two Runs
Were Scored.-Will RAY
Again This At
ternoon.

The Fitzgerald baseball clun went
Idown before the locals yesterday by a
score Of Z to 0.
The game after the first inning.
when Brunswick scored five runs, was
Ia very pretty one, bom sides putting
up an excellent game, and only two
Iluns We're made during lne balance OF
Jne game
In the first inning Brunswick went
at the Fitzgerald piteheT in great
shape NightengaIe WAS The first man
up ana singled; Crovatt went out at
first; Lopez singled, and Nlghtengale
went to second. Hopkins followed with
4 single, scoring Nign,engale. An
6ott came up and went to first With
three men on bases Walker went to
the bat and landed to left, bringing
in all three men on bases He also
scored on a long fly to rignt by Hoyt
The next man up went out at hrst, re-
firing the side.
This ended the run making until
the fifth inning, when another was
made by the locals, who also scored
again in the seventh.
The visitors played a very good
game, but Walker proved somewhat Of
a puzzler, and they could not get mus
when they We're most neeael. In Tie
second inning it looked like Fitzgerald
would score Two men were on bases,
one on third ana one ON second, wa
nobody out, but Walker settled down
and struck out the next three men up.
The game was very fast one, being
played in an nour and twenty minutes.
Both the pitchers recelyea excellent
support, only four errors being made
in the game.
Turner, the Fitzgerald catcher, met
with an accident in the first inning
and was compelled to ret ire from the
game. In catching the all at tne
home plate one Of his fingers were
broken, and ne will be una,le to play
during the series. Drs. Blanton and
ylain were present and dressed me
wound.
The feature of the game was ,ne
pretty catch by Crovatt in the sixtn,
and the all-round good playing Of
Walker.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-08-20
EVERY PRECINCT WENT DRY.
Mo Whskey Will Be Sold IN newton
County.


County.
Ox4ord, Ga, August 19.-ln The
elecuon for or against the sale OF
whisky neld in Newoon county today
every precinct went dry.
1ne county has been dry for several
years and this election was forced
by tne antis, who noped to carry the
county The result of me election
shows the people Of Newton to be alb
solutely opposed to whishY This
county is strongly local option
Every precinct in the county went
dry. Coyington, the center OF strength
for the an,is. went dry ny over nun
dred votes. The election was very
quiet, but considerable interest was
manifested.
The election was unusually interest
ing because of the location oil Emory
college in tnis county.
4he proniD-lionists claim TAI We
county viii remain dry lor allcast zen
years.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-08-20
WANT BLANKET INJUNcTloN.
Telephone Company Says It's LtnemeI
Cause Trouble.

rev Orleans, August 19.-In its pc
tition for a blanket injunction against
the striking linemen, which was only
laado public today, the Cumberland
Telephone company charges that a
conspiracy has been formed against
them to prevent them from operating
their service in this city. In addi-
tiol to alleging that the union men
arc picketing the railroad depots, per
suading new men from taking service
with the company and stoning those
already al work, it charges that the
strikers are crossing the telephone
wires throughout the city with the
htgn tension wires of another company
and thus burning up the lines Of the
company and putting them out Of bus
mess. The company claims that all
its plans for extension of its lines in
New Orleans promises TO be brought
t. a sJanGstill by the action OF the
strikers.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-08-20
COUNTIES NEARLY AL IN.
Fulton, Chatham and Troop Yet to
be Heard From.

be Hearu from.
Yesterdays Atlanta Constitution
says:
Two more tax digests were receiy-
eu yesterday by y mptroller General
Wright-those Of Lee and Union coun-
ties.
Lee county shows an increase in
taxable value Of $5.992, while Union
county has decrease OF $8,014. In
1901 Lee county's taxable property
was given at $1,170,342. rhe digest
for 1902 shows s1175,996. Lasts~ear
the taxable property o. Union county
was estimated at s54S,1O1, while this
year it is only $540,O97.
Four more counties are stin to be
heard from--Fulton, Chatham Troup
and DekalD.
It viii be impossible to fix the tax
rate before next week some time, as
the board Of arbitration, which has
the Southern railway matter under
consideration, will not meet agaRn
until next Friday, and may be in SEES
sion for several days.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-08-20
A RECREATION CLUB.
One Has Been Formed Among the
Members OF the Naval Reserves.

One Has Been Formed Among the
Members OF the Naval Reserves.
A recreauon club mas recently been
organized among the members Of the
Naval Reserves. and tne organization
promises to be a great addition to the
pressure OF the Reserves. The follow
ing officers have oeen electea
Presidents S. Rickett.
Secretary and Treasurer. w Bal
ley.
Board Of Direc.or d. Bailey, ].
Bailey W. ware, f. A. Wrench, S.
A. Rickett leighton Burroughs, o E.
West.
The object of the club is to arrange
for different amusements for the com
pany, to have ping pong parties, in
door baseban, etc.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-08-20
W. NJ. TODD GETS BALL IN ARM.
Bullet Also Pentrated Body, But the
Wound is Slight.

Bullet Also PehFated Body' Sut the
Wound is Slight.
Augusta. Ga August 19.-Tnere was
a sensational shooting ON Broad street
last night between two young white
men.
George Mckinley was stanalng on
Broad street, near Marbury, when
w. M. Tood drove up in mack with
a young woman named luollie Chav-
ons. IL seems that Todd had loaned
the woman ring and Mckinley had
gotten it from ner. Iodd demanded
the ring from McKinley Sharp words
followed and Mckinley drew pistol
and snot Todd, the bullet passing
through his arm and entering as
body. 1t penetrated by snort distance
and the wound is not considered dan
gerous
4.cKinley eluded arrest, but Todd
and the woman were arrested and car
ried IN by lie ponce. The former was
transferred to the hospital and when
the womans statemen, of the difIicul-
ty has been reduced to writing sac will
be released
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-08-20
WOULD ImPgAcH THE JUDGE.
County ottorney Asks for Special ses.
sion of Legislature.

Richmond, Va, August ls.-Com-
monwealth Attorney Evans, of Am
herst county, has petitioned Governor
Montague to call a special session OF
the legislature to review the trial OF
Judge c. J. Campbell for the cownid-
ing of Rev Mr. Crawford in the yard
of the court house, ana for which Of
Tense he was acquitted.
The grounds Of the petition are that
Judge Campbell packed the Jury and
selected the trial Juuge wac sat in ,Ae
case; tnat the court was partial in its
runngs; that it erred in no, grau,ng
a change Of venue.
Governor Montague mas reached no
decision on the matter and viii not
for some days, at least.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-08-20
Petition for Rankruptcy.

J. NJ. Hoodenpyle, Of this city, filed
yesterday in the office OF the clerk OF
the United States court at Savannah,
his petition for voluntary bankruptcy
Schedules show liabilities amounting
to s3,2S2.40, with assets Of S540.z2,
consisting entirely of accounts due
Tie bankrupt. The petition has been
referred to Referee Crovalt. Altor
-ney Max Isaac represents the bank
rupt. -
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-08-20
TO OLD PoINr COMFORT.
About Twenty-Five Brunswickians
VIII Take the Trip.

About twenty-five Brunswickians
VIII leave over the B 4 B. tonight on
tne excursion to Old Point Comfort.
The train win leave here at 1925
and will make close connection with
the S. A. L., which read will take the
excursion. Agent Ford has secured
sleepers for the accommodation of
tAose going from this city, and ne will
also accompany the excursion and
look after the comfort Of 81
1t is probable that the train wiz ye
rgn in two sections after leaving Sa
vannah, as a large crowd w. &c
fem tho TIE tickets are limiteC
TO return up 10 Serie4nber first.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-08-20
NEWS OF THE SHIPS.

Small Marine Items Of the Doings OF
Day.
The following is the movement OF
the vessels at the port Of Brunswick
yesterday:
Schooner Stepnen G Hart
Pearson. bath, and sailed for 5atilla;
schooner Melissa A. Wiley, Hart, New
York; steamer Carib, Ingram, Jack
sonville; Colorado, Risk, New York
The Malylory steamer Alamo, and
the Clyde steamer Carib will sail
today The Alamo viii sail at 5:3C
q. m. 1
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-08-20
eIackgmithe order six.

New York, August IA strlKe was
oraered yesterday by ,Me international
Brotherhood of Blacksmiths and help
ers in all shops wnere an advance of
10 per cent in wages IS not granted.
me strike affects ship yards principal.
ly, and 1000 men employed III different
yards quit work touay as result oi
the strike order. A
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-08-20
Filthy Temples in india.

Sacred COWS often defile Indian tenn
pies, but worse yet is body that's
polluted by constipation. Don't per.
init it. Cleanse your system WITH
DR.. Kings New Life Wills and avoid
untold misery. They give lively liv-
era, active bowels, good digestion, dne
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-08-20
NEWPORT TO BOSTON IN AUTO.
Miss Alice Roosevelt Makes Trip in
Six Hours.

Boston, August ,--A.ce Roosevelt
came to Boston from Newport with
Miss Ellen Drestel Paul. OF Philadel-
phia in an automobile today, making
tne p in about six hours. Both TO-
night We're the guests Oh Miss Roose,
velt's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. G.
c. Lee, Of Brooklyn. There were no
incidents on the trip.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-08-20
coLoRED TEAMS TO PLAY BALL.
Brunswick and ST. Augustine to Meet
This Afternoon.


The eoiored baseball teams Of
Brunswick and St. ugustine will
meet on the diamond this afternoon.
The game viii be called at i:0O on
account of the game between the
white clubs Of Brunswick and Fitzger-
aid at 4 o'clock.
A large excursion reached the city
from St Augustine yesterday, and the
crowd is accompanied by ,-e Ancient
city band, which win give parade
tAls morning. The bali game is ex-
pected to be a very good one, as boen
are excellent teams. Seats nave been
reserved for the white people who at
tend. Ine game will be over by
o'clock.