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The Savannah morning news., 1902-11-13
Market, steady; sales, 1888.


Galveston-Steady; middling, Z 1876
net receipts, 1883; gross, 1889; sales,
zoos; stock. 2OS215. Exports-Great
Britain, 21,S76. s't T
Norfolk-Quiet; middling, 1916: net
receipts, 4,211; gross, 4,211; sales, 1,022;
stock, 26,S5S. Exports-Coastwise,
2,712.
Baltimore-Nominal; middling, g.;
gross receipts, 629; stock, 7,948.
Boston-auiet; middIing, $50; net re-
ceipts, 525; gross, 4,247.
Wilmington-Firm; middling, tx;
net receipts, 1920; gross, 1920; stock,
1884
Philadelphia-Quiet middling, S55;
net receipts, 207; gross, 207; stock, s.
153.
savannah-steady; middling. 1915;
net receipts, S,s1s; gross. s,91S; sales,
53S; stock, 1871, 943. Exports-Great
Britain, 4,5S5; coastwise, 1913; continent,
1O,417
New Orleans-Steady; middling,
11-1e; net receipts. 1925; gross, 49,
425; sales, $780, stock, 275,OS6 Elk
ports-Continent, $50; France, 1000.
Mobile-Steady; middling, 9-16; net
receipts, 1,134; gross, 1,1S4; sales, $50;
stock, 31.216. Exports-Coastwise 566.
"Memphis-Steady; middling, 1915;
net receipts, 4.107; gross, 1890; sales,
$500; stock, 1891
+Augusta-Quiet; middling, tx; net
receipts, 1853; gross, 1862; sales,
1,065: stock, $500.
Charleston-Steady; middling, 9-16;
net receipts, 504; gross. 5O4: sales, 1900;
stock, 1887. Exports 49,
FCincinnati-Steady; middling, 8; net
receipts. 49,; gross, 4S2; sales, so;
stock, $500.
*Louisville-Firm; middling, s.
'St. Lcuis-Quiet; middling, rs; net
receipts, 500; gross, 5,15S; sales, S12;
stock, 1885.
Enthusiastically; middling, *; net
receipts, 1925; gross, 1926; sales, L.,
356; stock, 64,747
New York-Quiet; middling, $780, net
receipts 236; gross, 1886; sales, 1877;
stock. 6S,122
Total to-day. at all Seaports-Net,
52219; Great Britain, 26,461; France,
1000; continent, 1O.767; stock, 7S6,43s.
Consolidated, at all Seaports-Net,
224,075 Great Britain, 82,901; France,
1859; continent, 42,547.
Total since Sept l, at all Seaports-
Net, 2,S14,003; Great Britain, SO1451;
France, 214,46s; continent, 862,153
mot included in totals.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-11-13
New York stock and Bond List.
Railroad Stocks.

Atchison ....................... S3N
do preferred ................... 1914
Baltimore and Ohio ............."..100h
Baltimore and Ohio preferred.... 1914
Canada Pacific ..................,1 1904
Canada Southern ....,............. 80
Chesapeake and Ohio ............ ASK
Chicago and Alton ................ 32ss
Chicago and Alton preferred ...... 69A
Chicago. Ind and L., old. ....... "a
Chicago. Ind. and l.. pref, ofd..... 30
Chicago and Eastern Illinois ....203
Chicago and Great Western ... 2g
Chicago and G. w. b preferred. 39K
Chicago and Northwestern ........ 222%
Chicago. Rock Island and Pacific1s
Chicago Terminal and Trans. 49,. l7H
Chicago Term and T. preferred. 33K
C., G., G. and 81. Louis ....... g6
Colorado Southern ,............... 1871
CONTINUED on Tenth Page1
The Savannah morning news., 1902-11-13
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Co.

EFFECTIVE OCT. l. 1902.
eOth Meridian Time-One Hour Slower Than City Time.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-11-13

CONTINUED on Tenth PageD
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-12
SOUTHERN PROSPERITY.
The P..t Year Has B-.n . Notsbis One
In Many Respects

Baltimore. Jan. li.-During the past
week the press Of leading southern cit
les have INDUCED in congratulatory
comments upon the progress OF their
respective communities IN the fiscal
year Just ended. and have reflected In
figures OF increased bank clearings. ex-
panding building operations and grow
ing industries an exceedingly healthy
condition Of affairs Ia the south from
the Potomac 10 the Rio Grande. says
the Manufacturers Record The year
has been a notable one In many re-
spects and especially for the uncover
Ing OF new resources In the south and
for the rise OF industries about the
great store-hOuses OF coal. iron. lum-
Der and phosphates. OIL and natural
gas. In West Virginia. for instance.
the business OF the manufacture OF
glass trebled In 1901.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-12
MONTGOMERY KILLING
Two 'len 10 Ilng, Two Life Sem
tences and One Short Term.
END OF NOTED CASE.
VIII Mathis and Orlando Lester the
Doomed Men, and Whit Owens
and Bill Jackson the Life
Time Prisoners.

Oxford. Miss. Jan. ll.-As a result
of the killing OF John A and Hugh
Montgomery on Nov 1G last VIII
Mathis and Orlando Lester are 10
hang. Whit Owens and Bill Jackson
are 20 b. imprisoned Tor NE and
George Jackson is 20 serve two years
In the state ponitenilary.
The fourth and last OF the Mont
gomcry eases was disposed OF Friday
night when the Bm Jackson Jury
brought 90 a verdict of guilty as oharg
cd ia the Indictment and assessing the
penalty az lifo imprisonment
While the Jury was out George Jack
son. brother Of BIZ. was arralgncd.
charged with aiding Mathis IN bis at
tempt 10 escape He pleaded guilty 10
the charge and was sentenced by
Judge Lowrey 20 two years imprison.
ment in the peuItcntiary.
An impressive scene was enacted
when Mathis. owens. George Jackson
and Lester were brought before the
court for sentence. Answering the
courts question as 10 why sentence
should not be passed on them. Whit
Owens had nothing 20 say. Mathis
said he was not guilty. Lester was sto-
lcal and George Jackson pleaded that
an anxiety over his brothers being
connected with the crime had per
suaded him 10 aid Mathis In his az.
tempt 10 escape.
Judge Lovery promptly sentenced
Owens 10 life imprisonment. George
Jackson 10 Two years and Mathis and
Lester 20 ba1g Friday. Feb H.
The defense Of Bin Jackson was a
strong one The jury occupied only
one hour In reaching It's verdict, how
ever. AMI ilfe sentence will De passed
on Jackson. Some commotion was
caused by the loud lamentatlon of Mrs.
Mathis when her husband was brought
up for sentence.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-12
THE WHEAT CROP.
Average Yield In the Uaitsd states for
Lat Year Wa Ifs Bushels.

washington. Jan. 1.-The statisti-
,ian OF the department Of agriculture
estimates tho average yield per acre
oi wheat IN the United States IN 1901
a ILS bushels. as compared with 1913
bushels IN 1900. 1913 bushels in 1899.
.l5.3 bushels IN 1855. 1873 bushels the
mean Of the average OF the last ten
years.
The newly seeded area Of winter
wheat Is Professionally estimated al
30. 600 900 arres. an increase OF sc
per cent upon the area estimated 10
have been sown IN the fan of 1900
The newly seeded area of wiuter.rye
ls Professionally estimated no 1880 COO
acres. an increase OF 30 per cent up
on the area estimated 20 have been
sown In the fall OF 1900
The department has no reports as 20
the condition of winter wheat later
than December l. Al that date Il was
s67 per cent OF the normal. as COM
pared with 97l IN 1900. 9T1 in 1899.
and s2.6 In 1895
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-12
1wo AccId.nt. - n.,nmnn,-

Beaumont Tex, Jan. 1i.-Wednes-
day night al about 80 W B. shipley.
4 switchmAn In the Southern Pacific
yards. fell from a latcar being pushed
by an engine and was run over by
the cars. That be escaped death Is
a miracle Al the hospital later IL
was found necessary 20 amputate his
right leg al the knee and the left al
the ankle. lie sustained a compound
fracture of the skull and a broken
law. The doctors have but slight hopes
u his recovery and say there Is a fight
ing chance for him.
Al almost the same time Charles
LAHORE was struck and run down by
A string OF cars being pushed along
he line Of the Beaumont Wharf and
Terminal company (Santa Fel by a
switch engine Hi5 right foot was
crushed SO that amputauOn was found
necessary. His Injuries are not fatal
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-12
IMPORTANT MEETING.
British Cabinet To Decide About Coun
tsrvailinE saEsr iioaniy

London. Jan. l1.-There will be a
cabinet meeting here Monday which
bids fair 10 be the most fatefuI in
the history Of the West Indies and
may eventually effect the United
states Lord Salisbury and his col.
leagues win then decide whether
Great Britain viii put a countervall-
Ihg duty on sugar. British delegates
10 the Brussels sugar conference will
report thal there Is no likelihood Of
the continental nations abolishIng
boultcs unless Great Britain declares
her intention OF imposing counter.
yaliIns duties should bountles be con.
tinued
Best informed opinion, gathered by
a representative OF the Associated
Press. declares the belief that the cab
met viii not consent 20 the imposition
Of countervainng duties. Tor fear of
raising a storm Of internal criticism
from the old school of free traders
who constitute a formidable wing OF
the Unionist party.
The memorandum which Mr. Cham.
berlaln will present Is worded more
In the nature Of an ultlmatum than
any hitherto presented 20 the govern
ment and while II does not openly
threaten secession. that phase OF the
situation has been verbally communi
Gated by the colonial secretary.
Mr. Chamberlain realizes the gravity
of the crisis and favors imposing coun.
teryailiug duties: but the personnel Of
the cabinet includes so many utterly
differing on economic views that II Is
doubtful whether Mr. Chamberlain
will win the day for the West Indians.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-12
snbt.rran.an Tnnn.I.

San Antonio. Tex. Jan. ll.-WhIle
AZ work widening Dolcr0sa street
workmcn uncovered a subtorranCan
passage or tunnel that the Oldest In
habitaut of the city can tell nothing
of The tunnel is walled and arched
and o. quite high enough for a man O.
almost walk erect How long Il is
whore Il begins or wnCrc u ends. has
not been learned. as both ends OF tho
discovered part are under brick blocks
of buildings 10 is believed the tun
mel was constructed by the Franciscan
fathers when this section OF Texas
was first settled.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-12
WANT TO HELP eoERs.
Company Of Young Men Ready to Go TO
South AfrIea.

New Orleans. Jan. 1l.-Captain L.
DeyiIliers OF the Boer army. who Is
In this city. Is in receipt OF a letter
from II. c. Arnold. OF Bloomington.
H., declaring that he has organized in
Illinois a company OF young men. all
Of whom served In the United States
army during the recent trouble with
Spain. who are anxious 10 serve with
the Beers OF South Africa and who
want 90 know II Captain Deviliers can
make any arrangements for their
transportation there.
Captain Devilliers replies that Il is
Impossible TO got men 20 Africa. al
though he has received numerous Of
lors OF this kind.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-12
THE WILL NOT BROKEN.
twenty-five Hundred Dollars Set Aside
TO Fight All secret Tocisties.

To Fight All secret Toeisties.
Lincoln. Neb., Jan. 1.-THE supreme
court has handed down an opinion up
holding the will OF William C. Bissel.
who died four years ago. aged SO.
leaving the bulk Of his estate OF s25.-
l0O as q trust fund for the National
Christian association Of Chicago. a so
clety which is said to have as It's OBJ
iect the disruption OF all secret socie-
ties. Mr.. Blssell made provision for
bis widow and gave small sums TO
nephews and nieces. The latter be-
gan a contest. asserting that he was
Incapable OF properly devlsiag his
property. The court holds that Mr..
Blssell's aversion TO secret societies Is
not unnatural or uncommon. nor Is IL
evidence OF an unsound mind.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-12
Polo ponl.. 60 90 Enrnp.

New York. Jan ii.-TWenty-hye 20
10 ponies for the American players in
the cmoing match with the players
OF the Hurlngham club have been
shipped on the steamship Minneapolis
Tae event Is TO be played late In
May and the American team hopes 20
hrlng back to this land tho chaiienSa
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-12
Hlaeurry Is 40, s.Y"n.
F.rm.s save. = Train.

Sherman. Tex. Jan. III. G. Fell.
lngam. a farmer. discovered defect
In the track OF the Houston and Texas
Central railroad four miles south Of
the city. and tagged the northbound
express train No. In time 10 avert
serious accident. Both fish plates
wer broken az a Joint and the rails
we're out Of lihe. The defect was
quickly repaired.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-12

Springfield. KY. Jan. 1l.-Jim Mays,
a negro charged with assaulting a
white girl OF the Sans neighborhood,
this county. Wednesday. was taken
from jail by a mob and hanged. His
body was found hanging TO a tree.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-12

MIncola. Tex, Jan. lis. Muuzea
heimer Tor many years president ol
ne MIneola Mercantile company. aas
shot Friday afternoon. Three sbotsvare
.wo OF which took eject. iuHiCuur
wounds that are in ail probability m
tai Aaron Munzosao.mor. mcr
shant has been plac~l under arrest.
1ut the examining irial has not h.cu
held and the immediate cause 81 che
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-12
trOpny
Rejoicing over Canal BnI

Managua, Jan. ll.-There is great
rejoicing In official circles over the
news BY cable that the Nicaraguan
canal bill has passed the house. The
national band az Managua played
Hall Columbia" and salutes were
dred from the battery.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-12
Mia. stone to lie Released.

London. Jan. 1.-THE release OF
Miss Ellen NJ. Stone by brigands who
have held her In captivity since Sep
tember Is believed 20 be only ques-
ton OF hours. Omcial telegram was
received In London which SAYS the re-
,Aase of Miss Stone ls imminent.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-12
]. w. BATS,
Real Estate agent.
Havs IN once the only set Of abstract
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
South half Of block. near Allen
Academy. Price $3.50.
About one and one-quarter acres
near schOolhou use in southeast part
Of town. Small new cottage, tenant
house and well on premises. Price
1900.
Six room house and one lot II
ground on west side Of town. Price
t600.
Six room house and two lots Il
ground located four blocks from
Main Street. Brick cistern Oh pre-
misses. Price 1920.
Also other city property
New-York tribune., 1902-10-14
TRASsPACIFIc MAILS.

Malls China Japan. Seattle close here aarv
at $50 to October t15th inclusive for dfsparch
per > lyo Maru Gtegistered mail must be directed
Seatte''l
Mails Hawaii Japan China and first class nater To-
the Philippine Islands. via Francisco close h-rs
daily at $50 up TO October tl7th. inclusive for
dispatch 5. COptic.
Mails for China and Japan via Tacoma here daily
at 630 October fI7th. Inclusive FOR disuafch
s. s. GenOgle.
Mails for Hawaii Francisco close here daily az
$50 p m up 70 October t20th inclusive dispatch
per = =. Alameda.
Mails ror Hawaii China, Japan and first class matter Tor
the philippine Islands. VIA san Francisco here
daily at $50 p m. October for
dispatch 8. ..
Mails for the Philippine Islands. via
here daily AT $50 m up TO october t25th inclusive.
Tor dispatch United states transport
Mails for Tahiti and Marquesas Islands via
CISCO close here daily at $50 p. f28th,
inclusive. for dispatch per 3 MaripOsa-
Mails for China and Japan Vancouver and Victoria
B. c.. close here daily at 80 October f2sth
istered snecialy addressed Merchandiss,
for United States Postal Agency shanghai
forwarded via Canada.
Mails FOR texcept West Australia. which Is
Hawaii francisco. close here daily D. m
October f1lth ard November list
arrival of .. Campania. due New No
vemher 4lst. for dispatch s. s. Sonona-
Australia Except West Australia. which
Europe. and New Zealand. which via Fran
ciscol and Fail Islands. via Vancouver and Victoria
B.. c. here daily AZ $50 after November
and 20 November 18TH inclusive for dispatch
3. = Miowera
Transpacinc to port OF sailing daily
their uninterrupted overland fRes
closes at 8 m. previous day.
CORNELIUS VAN COTT. PostmAnSor.
Possocncs. New YORK. y. K. oetonsr 10. Iao2
New-York tribune., 1902-10-14

experience actress-her impersonauon Of
Everyman being hne IN cemeanor. olgnlned IN
pose and in movement. selt-poised deliberate. firm
with repose elaborate IN execution and continuous
~ feucitous with expressive action situations and
incidents that might readily have become luiicrous
were made solemn by her sincerity. even though
they skirt burlesque closely that they never
could be made truly impressive. Death with sand
papered legs lettering around With a bass drum.
and cardinal attributes simT Tering In WINDOW cur
tain musins would damn anything Nothing
funnier than this collection of gowns and attitudes
has been here unless IN the Maeterlinck play.
which more than once they recalled Miss Mat
thieson reached her climax al the incident OF the
scourge and the subsequent apostrophe OF prayer.
Her voice has sweet tones. but II Is never sym
pathetic. Her suggestion 81 the forlorn assitlde
and lonely anguish OF dissolution, when sinking
into the grave. evinced at least perception or
pathos n il did not create tho effect ~ e. This
actress would probably give a respectable per
fornance Of such a part Jane shore. She was
viewed with respectful interest and sympathy
BY melancholy audience ~ aheu IT four hundred
persons who felt somewhat sorry tor her exceed
ingly so for themselves
New-York tribune., 1902-10-14
MR. Mansfield

An important dramatic event will occur tonight
In Chicago. where Mr- Mansfield. al the Grand
Opera House will produce Shakespeare's tragedy
OF Julius Cesar" and will, for the first time
irnPersonate Brutus- Persons who have seen the
rehearsals declare that the production will he mag
nihcent. IL said. in print. some time ago
that Mr. Mansfield would double" the characters
OF Brutus and Cssstr. This. OF course he will
not do. nor had he ever the intention OF doing n
one Of this actors playful expedisnts Is 20 rystif
the Interviewer. and practise on credulity for
amusement. and hence II happens that SO many
ridiculous stories about him continually In
circulation. This yarn about Brutus and Cesar
was taken solemnly IN Boston. where indeed ,bs
offended ghost Of r. l.. Davenport was coniured IN
20 frown upon H. An amusing sp-ctre-thus Dre-
sented-to those who knew the original =
Davenport genial comrade and In some
things a great actor. but ne had a Shravyd eve
business" and ne would cheerfully have played
every part in the tragedy Of 'Julias Cesar" bsd
he believed that this expedient would Increase the
receipts Of the representation
New-York tribune., 1902-10-14
,.,.c FyGNEERs' MEETING.

,,oDn oct l3 (SpeciaD.-The eighty
-, aI meeting Of the American Institute Of
Mining Engineers vi" be hsld unde5 tns ausplSss .rsniDs
y az TO, until Saturday. There will be about
ana ars1 engineers in attendance. representing
one Dnsnies in the United States and South
mining CON- Itden, Hadley OF Yale will give
address Of welcome tomorrow evening. which viii
be responded by President T. T. -, oeu. OF ,ne
"lst''u'e- - ., North Sheffield Hail. at which
Shr,.,onher n. G Atwater Of New-YSrk will read & a
paper on n ESs,.ed States In the evening Will
Ovens IN Rhke' in OF Tucson. Arz Will describe his
well known on Thursday morning Pro-
aST resor5 OF Yale will on the the geS9gy
OF thSnn,,sh West Rock Park. studying its
VIII Walk tnlOc,7rre In the evening there viii be
geological stTucl.H,ton 10 the members In the Yale
~ sSoo on FRIDAY the institute viii visit the
ale nluss sunS' and archaeological collections by
Tmhinerolosiesa. sa...cher curator Of the museum
New-York tribune., 1902-10-14

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MOVEMENTS OF STARS.

= willard is IN Toronto. Miss 'lola Alien
- last night in Philadelphia ROBERT
ttt-,n Is I'm Boston--...-J H. stoddart VIII DC IN
-. - city on October l6 His name Is not
Mr. Andrew Mack has a new play.
.a,,ad Robin Adair." Mr. Jefferson VIII ap-
e' cincinnati on October 9-...--Mr. Dodson
- 49, irish acted last night in Albany Miss
IN. N,rlowe. acting in queen Fiamine'ta' Is
successful in Boston Miss MarS Ian.
VIZ ,,.u acted last night. in NewpOrt..-..-Mr
1Hars.rd j. in Brookyn....-E. H. sothern Is IN
" "aI"s' smart Robson IS acting at Indianapolis
percy Haswen appeared last night IN Atlanta IaDa
.Chauncey ocott is IN st Us, I'M a,,,,I
- tanetry will appear at the Garrick me
- ~, "a -. curse Of the present season
New-York tribune., 1902-10-14

R1AIR-Ou Monday October la i RT Sie9Tse & J. bar
funeral hereafter
p,,p,Ns-on Monday. October H. J. Rudolph Bra
hams In Goth year Ok ~ Ss' III al seTices
WI WI ' RrG5kIvn on Wednesiay the 15th instant at
@,cIoek D m. Interment az biskins Ridge y. j.
- ,.,,-rr, ~, Monday october IS Sarah A. Lawrence.
widow Of FreieeT sr NE residence Of her son inaW
her age ne CHppet Narragansett Pier Interment at
Wooilawn.
,,,,rE11s Al FLUSHING Long Island saturday. October
Il Henry t viii be held residence Tues
day morning . 9s3'I sithst at 10 O'Clock viii connect
with FLUSHING train % whieh sPeTtl car vi VII oe at
Kindly omit flowers
rt.ssE,Y-suideny. Reading Ridge. conn., Cornelia c
Fussey OF East orange y J. notice or FUNERAL here
,os, On sunday october 1c. his residence. Ne. 1913
w. -5tb-st Albert. beloved husband OF Rose Loeb
the t5 S {smps TsnT OF Esna as and oS
Tetnssdav W. morTlins. october 10. at o'clock
Iovrr cobuIg ont October a s%ens y s Dow
HHar R.qP" Admiral Charles 5. Bosss. L. S. N
vu-REAY-ou SATURDAY october II. Frances ! Murray.
.te residsnes s1s Lsxinstonave Tuesday October
a. at l o'clock
Hudson MarsaIetta PierrepOnt. widow OF
the Edwards PieTrepont Tune1sl service service a, 81
i:sS Carrases VIII meet lIs train az Garrison
omit flowers
pIERsoN-on Monday October 1s RaIston Pisrson.
in the yssr o sr hs @ age The ESHeES at 2so
late Mrs David H Pierson. No 02s North BrOad-st
RITHERFoRD-On Monday. the 18th instant Caroline
widow q csTi'.oPhsr RqhsrPrd 81 Sr agsd y
Macon Brooklyn Tuesday. at m
VAN RENssEI.AER-On Sunday October IL 1902 at the
Manhattan Hotel New-York city. Mary Thorne. daugh
stephen Van Rensselaer,. Monticello y. " Funeral
.s:sa.y a. SGsSs Gssos.r eis's % M I.rm.ht Al an
sany. ~ Y. Albany papers please sops.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-14
AT TIE IRVING PLACE THEATRE

nations was produced ar the Irving Place Theatr.
last night The work chosen BY Manager CoDris1
was schiIler's romantic tragedy. Don Carlos -,
which has been popular with German audience. TO-
more than a hundred years and received its o,,,,s
dience. The part OF Don Carlos was assignee ~
John Feistel. who played II in satisfactory No.,
but he was eclipsed by Mr.. Rottman. who as ~,
MARQUIS Posa had good oportunity 70 dispIav 49,.
superior qualities. Julius Halier played the King
Miss Dalbergs Countess Eboh was worthy ~ as
oial mention but II must also be said that each ia,
,idual In the large cast played in an inteIigsD,
uay making the performance highly enjoyabla -
rresitable 10 Manager Conried. Don CarioS.s % aLG
he repeated on Friday evening. Tonight A 1t VII
1Soaerick's comedy. Der Lebescontract ySi |
-, a. the Irving Place Theatre for the A., oe
An this country. The comedy viii be preceded me me
a one act force -