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The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-22
MINISTER UNFROCKS HIMSELF.
Dramatically Accuses Wife of Be
inc Cause of His Failure.

Keokuk. Ia, Sept. 2L-The case Of the
Reverend T. J. Henness before the Iowa
Conference OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church came very dramatically to an end
as abruptly as IL came UP.
After the trial committee-appointed by
Bishop Hamilton and composed of thirteen
prominent divines-had been in session far
into the night, Mr.. Henness himself TOOK the
stand. He said il was evident TO himself
and 10 his attorneys that he was not to
have fair treatment. and then he handed
the parchments of his ordination in 1877 to
the committee. following with his resigna-
ton from membership in the church as well
as from the ministry.
Turning to his wife. who was present the
self-unfrocked minister exclaimed:
Woman, behold the wreck of a man you
have made"
His wife broke down at this dramatic ex
hibition-
Mr.. Henness, after maintaining silence
stubbornly for a year. said that the reason
he left his wife was for continual nag
gIng.' which broke down his health and
rendered IL impossible for him to do minis
terial work.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-22
i IL. ROOTH.

-
President OF the Alton Commercial Club
who is the secretary OF the Alton Stree
Fair.
Atoms big week begins this morning and
for six days the Blum City win put on gala
attire and entertain her visitors with n
mammoth street fair. The fair will be
given under the auspices of the Alton Com
mercial Club The club has secured =
special franchise from the City Council for
the use Of the streets during the week. and
the attractions will be placed in the prin-
cipal business thoroughfares of the city.
City Comptroller o. ]. Gossrau is director
general of the fair and President J. II.
Booth OF the Commercial Club Is secretary
With a force uf assistants, they have been
busy at the carnival headquarters for weeks
preparing attractions.
There will be twenty-five features For
the free attractions the Commercial Club
will pay 1900. The shows are owned by
the Gaskiil- -Mundy Carnival Company. The
company arrived in Alton at o'clock last
evening over the Chicago. Peoria and ST
Louis Railroad from Danville. Ill. By this
morning everything will be In readiness
for entertaining the visitors.
Thursday promises TO be one OF the lar
gest days OF the weeks festivals. The Al
ton Lodge Of Elks will have charge Of az
fairs. and interesting features Will be pre-
sented- One OF the principal of these will
be ball game at Sportsnan's Park be
tween a team Of Elks and one from .he
East St Louis Lodge. The proceeds VIII
be devoted to Alton charitable institutions.
In the evening the EIks will give parade.
Mayor A W. Young OF Alton. who IS the
exalted ruler OF the Alton Eiks. will pro-
claim Thursday a holiday in order that the
visitors may be properly entertained
Special excursions VIII be run by the
steamer City Of Peoria from Calhoun Coun-
~ on Wednesday and Friday. Director Gen
eral Gossrau will devote Friday chiefly TO
the iptstssts Of Calhoun County people. The
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-22
FESTIVAL At LEMP'S PARK.
Southwestern Mercantile Associa-
ton Entertains Visitors.

The Summer Nights Festival Of the
Southwestern Mercantile Association was
held yesterday afternoon and last night at
Lemp's Park. Thirteenth and Utah streets.
large crowd was present and the festiv-
tiles continued from the time the gates
were opened at O'Clock until n late hour
at night The association. which has been
In existence four years. Is composed Of 400
business men nom the southwestern part
of the city.
The officers OF the association are as fcl-
lows: President. Harvey Feurborn. first
vice president. C. W. Hayne-; second vice
president. William r Henne; secretary. ].
c. Burgy: treasurer. Doctor o. F. FISHER:
financial secretary. A Mayer.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-22
wcsterners in New York.

New York. Sept. 21--Among the arrivals
at the hotels here to-day were the following
Westerners:
ST. Louis-I- J. Howard and Mrs Howard Miss
J. E. Felker. Miss Il. kRssan Holland: z q
Donk. D., +; kaime and Mrs. haini-. riIsn Avr-
nue: A. L. Wolff. l. Hirsch Murray Hill. ] p
Gruet J. c. Hart, A E. Hart. Gerard; Mrs v
II Lupton. L. J. Howard. St Denis; s Ebert
Robyn Imperial; b. Morehead and Mrs More
head, Normandie: R s. Johnston. Navarro: T
NJ. Pierson. Grand Union: W y. Green and Mrs
Green; stqTteysnt; ". J. Healy and Mrs. Heaiy
ianger and Mrs BoulanEer. Sinclair: b n Rob
erts and Mrs Roberts. Albert: J. W. Thomas and
Mrs Thomas. Broadway: ]. NJ Monroe Central
Kansas City-W. II. Holmes and Mrs Holmes
w. II. Holmes, Jr.. Holland: Mrs J. c Walton
man. '-
St Joseph. Motter. 7 J. Braumont. Manhat-
Willis and Mrs. Willis. Marlborough.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-22
LoUIsIANA's GOVERNOR COMING
Will Be Here October 1 to Accept
Site at the Fair.

New Orleans. La. Sept. 2L-Governor ".
visit St Louis at the Invitation of the Ex-
position Commission to accept the site OF
the Louisiana building and participate in
any ceremonies incident thereto.
He will leave, Baton Rouge on September
30. arriving In St Louis October / and will
be accompanied by most of the Louisiana
State officers and by prominent citizens OF
Louisiana.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-22
Marine Intelligence.

Southampton. Sept. 21.-Sailed: Friedrich
der Crosse Grom Bremen). New York;
Bluecher Grom Hamburg and Boulogne-sur-
Mer), New York.
Lizard, Sept. 21.-Passed: Varland, New
York. for Antwerp; Friesland, for New
York
ScNly, Sept. 21-Passed: Minneapolis, for
London.
London. Sept. 21-Arrived: Menomines.
New York
Moville, Sept H--Arrived: Partisan, Mont
real, for Liverpool and proceeded.
Naples, Sept N.-Arrived: Vancouver,
Boston via Azores for Genoa.
Queenstown, Sept. 2L-Sailed: Vancouver.
from Liverpool. New York.
New York Sept. A.-Arrived: Nekar.
Bremen, Zealand, Antwerp.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-22
Boas, Ruffs. Choux.

Many beautiful things for the neck
Ruffs in Liberty silk and Chiffon
Boas in ostrich. cox and marabout
feathers-SOft Ribbon ChouX, with
punches of grapes and fiowers-and
other extreme French conceits for
identifying the toilet.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-22
DEATH OF PIONEER MINISTER.
The Reverend j. z. jenkins Passes
Away at Princeton, Ind.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Princeton. Ind. Sept. H.-Tbe Reverend
]. E. Jenkins, pioneer minister Of the
Cumberland Presbyterian Church. is dead,
aged a years. He was pastor here nineteen
years but resigned a few years ago.
During his ministerial career his preach
ing appointments numbered over 5000. He
conducted about 1010 funerals and married
more than 500 couples.
During the funeral services tomorrow al
ternoon all places of business. will be closed
He leaves a wife and six Children
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-22
hoy Says He wa. C,o,.ea.

man giving the name Of Joseph Russell
was arrested yesterday 1ftsrnoon on coy,,a
paint of James Bal,aEre, il years cid OF
No IA South Fifteenth street. ana Elmer
They declare he tried TO 80 them nj a
nickel while they were walking on Marker
street near Second street. Raliance sav~
Russell ehoked him In his effort to Get the
money Men who were pa s.sinx at the fins
grabbed Russell and held him until the no
lice arrived. ~ ~
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-22
"Sorosis p" sg,.',,1 syies for

In dress and street bocts-the patent
calf dress boot is remarkably stylish
with its Cuban heel. dull kid top and
seamless foxing-lace and button
styles.
The new walking boot is in vici kid.
kangaroo. velour and box calf. with
Cuban or military heels-Sorosis boots
are all hand-welted and are noted
for their faultless fit-sizes. triple \
TO ID. > to s.
SOrosis price. $3.50.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-22
asse1ss oss 1s,.,, St. 2Awz5mw52mw .m.;s%a 81 sas''
New Trimmings.

A very large importation of Persian
Band and Medallion Trimmings fer
waist and skirt, Csc To So n yard.
Lace Bands and Edgings. with all
overs to match. in white, butter color
and ecru. 25e 10 SIS.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-22
New YciI;nfs.

Just over from fashionable Paris
Chiffon. With dainty borders-made-
mp Drapery Wells. in black and white
and colOrs-Nets. dotted and plain
Ill the new effects-3oc TO 81 a yard.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-22
owen Going to Hot Springs,

John 3. Owen. who managed the Kerens-
Ziegenhein end of the recent primary fight
in st. Louis. will depart this morning FOR
a ten days trip 70 Hot Springs Now that
the fight at the polls is over his opponents,
who once talked of throwing him out of the
new City Committee. are saying nice things
rest at the Springs before returning TO
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-22
Broadcioth

Broadcioth-French back, DuchesSe
front. trimmed in tiny Persian buttons;
black. cadet and green. 81.
Tw;Iled ElanneI-Broad plaits front
and back: made with the becoming
short shoulder yoke; black. red. green
and navy, S2.!S.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-22
wooden wedding celebration,

The wooden wedding anniversary of Mr..
and Mrs J. Welsh was celebrated last
night at their home. No. S24 Wyoming
street The guests included: Mr.. and Mrs.
Yost. Mrs. L Guth. r Honmeister. May
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-22
Held for Observation.

Edward Hillegeist. aged 81 years. Of No.
as Carpenter place. formerly receiving teller
at the Fourth National Bank but now IN
the office of the Mailinca-9it Chemical
Works. was sent 10 the observation ward
at the City Hospital yesterday. The family
physician says his illness Is due TO over
work.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-22
Power-Hou.e Contract Let.


Evansville. Ind, Sept. 21.-The contract
for the power-house of the Evansville and
Princeton Traction Company was let last
night. The power-house is to be located
at Fort Branch, half way between this city
and Princeton, and will cost $1,000 The
road viii be in operation April /.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-22

Schumann. William Rauss. s. Rirkennev
er, Frank Wall. Miss Amelia B!rkenrnever
Miss Katie Birkenmeyer. Charles Krefsler
Ben Newcomb Albert VogIer Sophie
Steiye. Charles Welsh. Albert Miller
George Wasser. Gus Kruger. George ana
Fred Hammer and Henry Eemper
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-22
6.ir;, 5.ir;mev Handkerchiefs.

Sheer. fine. pure linen. with small
nd-wrought initial-the kind that
usually sells for Soc and 40c-J0O
dozen on sale to-day NJ 25c apiece.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-22
JUDGE II. HORNER-
First Mayor of Lebanon, ILL.,, Dies Mt
Age of ST.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Lebanon. H.. Sept. 2l.-Judge H Horner.
the oldest and one Of the most prominent
citizens of this city, died suddenly at his
home this morning. He was 81 years Old,
being born i'm this city in 1871
ne was the first Mayor after this place
was fncorporated in 1874. He was the old
est member of the 81. Clair County bar. He
leaves four ch.ldren-Wilburn n Horner.
prominent lawyer in Chicago: eX-Mayor X.
IL Homer of this city and Misses Hattie
and Bertha Horner, who resided with their
father.
His wife died suddenly in Denver in 1892
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-22
Rain Delay. wheat Sowing.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Iamonte. Mo-, Sept 2.-This section was
visited by a heavy and continuous rain last
night and to-day. which will delay WHEAT
sowing at least two weeks
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-22
To CURE . COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All
druggists refund the money IL II fails tn
cure. f W. Groves signature is on each
hoy &c
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-22

ractice in earnest has reen begun by the
otball squads of the big Eastern colleges.
Cincinnati, and the Cardinals each won in
esterdays double-header.
The Cleveland team made its last ap-
searance here IN double header with the
Browns, each team winning a gam e
Washington University football players
will turn out twice each day for practice.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-22
Silk Dress Nets Very hoae,ste',

Back Ia Tosca and Brussels Nets. 81
and T2 inches wide. for 75c 70 So
yard. Our own direct importations
from the best French makers.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-22
MAJOR WILLIAM e. ESTES.
Friend of Jefferson Davis Dies Mt
Texarkann, Ark

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Texarkana, Ark. Sept. 2l--Major William
f Estes. veteran of the Mexican war
and of the sectional war between the states,
died this morning. aged "a years.
He was a member of jefferson Davis
regiment in the Mexican War and life
long friend of the Confederate chieftain. lie
has for years taken great interest in the
Mexican War Veterans Association. OF
which organization he was vice president at
the time of his death.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-22
sas sasy5sa s.au.es, burn Walking Suits
S25 To-Day,

Back ChevIot, all wool. beautiful
quality. the newest plated blouse;
skirt in side plaitS; velvet collar.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-22
FOREIGN.
SPORTING.

The Socialist party in Germany expects
To double its representation in the Reich
stag at the next election.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-22
MRS. GEoRGE F. oRT.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Cairo Ill. Sept. 1.-Mrs. George F. Ort,
wife of the assistant cashier of the City
National Bank. died here last night, aged
81 years She was a prominent Baptist
Church worker
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-22
LOCAL AND SUBURBAN.


Bartley SIllInger is held at the -Four
Courts while police endeavor to learn where
he got $50 In gold.
Decision Of the Supreme Court on the ap-
plication for writ of habeas corpus in the
bribery cases expected to-day.
Negro burglar captured by boys in East
St Louis is turned over TO the police
Alfred Davis. member of the English Par
lament. IS in ST. Louis TO inspect Worlds
Fair plans.
New switch engines built for the An
heuser-Busch brewery are worked from the
left-hand side, and said to be the largest
ever built.
Plans of Miss Stella Cabanne and Ned
Link-to be married in st Paul thwarted by
cousin Of Miss Cabanne.
Democrats discuss candidates to be nomi-
mated by the City Convention. October
The Business Mems Carnival opened yes
terday at Carondelet.
The new st. Paurs NJ f. Church. South.
was dedicated yesterday by Bishop E. r.
Hendrix of Kansas City.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-22
SuIe eiIE Crepe de Chine

81 and S1.25-yery fine qualities in
all of the shades in vogue. also a few
specially imported novelties in hand
tinted designs.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-22
New Shirt Waists aslumn l%r wearing.

Fine Twiiled Flannel-French back,
front in tailcr-stitched box plaitS; navy,
red. green and white. S22o.
The New Graduated. BOx-Plaited
waist. tailor stitched, Duchesse front
plait: black. red. green and navy, So.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-22

Handmade Hamadam Persians-mats
as low as S6.25.
Sherivans in medallion and all-over pat
terms. the beautifully colored kaZak,
DagheStan. BeIuchistan and Bokhara
Persian carpets and the very lovely
Cashmere rugs.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-22
SISTER BERNADINE.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

Dallas. Tex, Sept z1.-sister Bernadine. a
native of Buffalo. n. Y, vino came to Dali
las two years ago. died to-day in St Paufs
(Cathclic) Sanitarium of tuberculosis. Be
fore coming to Dallas Sister Bernad ne
sewed in mission in Troy. y. Y. She was
30 years old.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-22

75c n yard-The modish shades in
plain. crepe. as maize. turquoise. Nile.
rose. ciel. white, ivory. lilac, 23 inches
wide
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-22

CITY COMPTROLLER O. =. GOSSRAU,
Director General Street Fair.
Chicago and Alton Railroad will also run
a special train to St Louis after the even
ing entertainment for the accommodation
of ST. Louis citizens.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-22

OF the highest grade. designs for libra
~. parlor. bedroom and dining-room
exact reproductions of the real antique
rugs
9x12 for SI6.5O to $500.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-22
MISS DOLLIE sToTLER

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Medora, H.. Sept. 21-Ailss DoIIie Stotler
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Stotler
died to-day from typhoid fever, aged 20
years.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-22
T0-DAY'S NEWS IN BRIEF.
GENERAL DOMESTIC.

Walter c. Mcdonald has announced his
candidacy for Judge OF the Seventeenth
District.
An elephant broke from its stable at the
Elks' carnival at Vincennes. Ind. and went
on a rampage through the town. It broke
in one house and attacked a sleeping fam
ily- One woman was driven insane.
Further trouble is reported between the
soldiers at Hdo-ado. Ill, and a mob. Five
wagon-loads OF men are said to have at
tackled the members of the militia aboat
John Beams hcuse. There was n fusillade
all night, but as far as known no one was
hurt. Considerabl. excitement prevails.
Sylvester Murphy. who was assassInated
while asleep in his chair al his home near
Litchfeld, H., leaves Will. in which he be-
Queaths all his fortune. estimated at $780,
90. TO his wife. In case she marries again
the will prescribes she must forfeit the
money. which is TO be used in erecting a
monument to his memory.
One young man was shot and another
stabbed in fight at a party near Yer
gennes Ill.
Mrs Roosevelt is having a new china
service made for the White House. II will
cost 10000, and it is said. will be the finest
in the United States.
The commercial telegraphers Of the
United States perfect the organization or
an international union AT the Chicago con-
vention and officers are elected.
President Roosevelt narrowly escaped
participation in another accident. His car
riage came dangerously near running down
two children in the streets OF Detroit yes
terday. He received a most cordial recsp-
tion by the citizens.
The New York police believe william
Hopper Young. who Is accused Of the muir
der of Mrs. Pulitzer. is still in the city.
chased from pillar 20 post. and unable TO
secure sleep or rest. II is feared that. in
his desperation and craving for the drugs
to which he is accustomed. he may commit
suicide.
A woman who embraced the Mormon faith
and afterwards deserted it, when she
learned all its teachings. declares that the
doctrine Of blood atonement for sin is still
practiced in the sect.
A Jealous youth at Johnstown. Pa. shoots
his l7-year-old sweetheart on the street and
then commits suicide by sending a bullet
through his heart. She is in a precarions
condition.
A mob. said to have been composed of
strikers. fired on the deputies guarding
mine at Edwardsville. small town near
Wilkesbarre, Pa No one was injured. hut
further violence is feared. Soldiers are held
in reserve for any emergency
While the faot fFst the surplus OF the
associated banks of New York showed
deficit Saturday may not necessarily fore
shadow a disastrous break in the security
market, It is believed that the situation
calls for the exercise OF extreme caution.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-22
j. CHARLES COLLINS.

New York. Sept. 2l.-J. Charles Collins. nj
ore time n highly successful artist. was
found dead to-day in his room at his board
ing house. The Coroner's verdict IS that
death was due to TIE accidental turning on
of a gas jet. the escaping gas killing the
artist he silent
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-22
DANIEL +. GIBBONS.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Gardner H., Sept. 21.-The funeral Of
Daniel F. Gibbons. who died under an
operation in Chicago for stomach trouble.
was held here to-day. He was born in
ENGLAND fifty years ago and was one Of the
oldest travelling statesmen. in point of ser
vice. in the State. The operation revealed
a stone from prune had lodged by an un-
natural growth in the stomach He leaves
a wife and daughter
H. D. CALDWELL.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Effingham. IL. Sent. 21.-Csptain II. d.
Caldwell. an old ard prominent citizen OF
this city. died al his residence last night.
after long Illness. He was g veteran OF
the Civil War and retired lawyer.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-22
Beautiful

Velour has soft. WOODEN finish
and is in both light and dark shades;
fifty styles: 12i-c yard.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-22
Lambs Fleece.

Scotch Flannels-I.ovely new stripes.
33 inches wide; the quality that usual
Iy sells at 35c-on sale to-day at csc.
French Printed Flannel-First showing
today of pin dots. hair-line stripes.
side bands and Persian styles; rs and
SIS cents the yard
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-22
ALBERT KINKAID.

Warsaw. No. Sept. 21.-Albert Kinka'd.
aged 20 years. died last night at his home.
near Warsaw He was a pioneer. having
lived in Benton County sixty years. He
was big land owner and leaves many we'll
to-do descendants
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-22

There's but of these, sizes 81 10 ~
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-22

Slightly soiled BIZ mater-not damaged.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-22
Ei,%y Eassy,.,.s. Fabrics for Ball Gowns

Gauze Grenadines. of eXquisitely fine
texture. in white. blue. rose and nlais.
S1.35.
Broche Stripes and Damas. in exclu-
sive robe patterns. $3.50 each.
Extreme novelties in black designs. on
white Grenadine GauZes. spreading
floral patterns and broche stripes and
dots. $3.50 a yard TO $50 Il pattern.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-22

leSe RugS and their
Wilton Rugs
Prices begin at Sl.65
for 1Sx36 sizes.
Room sizes begin at S9.75-a
very large variety up to $3.50.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-22

Pekin and POintelIe Gauzes IN white,
mais. Nile. ciel and pink, S1.5o.
Rroche and Hemstitched Pekin
GauZes. in mais. gray. white. Nile.
ciel. pink. individual patterns. at $40
each.
White Mousselines. in many high art
novelty designs. no duplicates. charm
ingly beautiful gownings. up to $50
a pattern
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-22
Hgh-grade table cloths so1led
By Wdter at less than half price
Bannockburn Tweeds. in Norfolk

style; 4 Iate. new moueI, Shlrt III UUA
plaits. strictly tailOr-nade.
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Branch of Yokohama Specie Bank
New Republic building. Honolulu. H.
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The YOEOlQnQ Specie BQlk,ud

Interest Allowed
On fixed deposit for Il months. Der
cent per annum-
On nxed deposit for months. sh per
cent per annum-
On nxed deposit for . months. per
cent per annurn-
he bank buys and receives Sor col
siceon Bills OF Exchange. issues Draft,
and Letters of Credit. and trassacts @
general banking business-
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at TaE oRPHEUM.
The ElIsfords Please with the New
Bill

New York Day by Day" play with
comprehensive title and Yet more
comprehensive plot. seemed eminently
fitted last night 70 the fancies 81 an
orpheum audience.
As with most OF the bills that the
E:iief0rds have been presenting OF la;e.
there was excitement enough 10 satisfy
everyone. An old bag maitreating a
blind girl. the story surrounded with
incidents. grave and gay. acted BY TIL
human elements that people the lower
strata OF life In the great metropolis
passed In quick succession on the
stage. now raising = shudder at the
thought Of the possible reality OF the
cruelty and crime being represented on
the mimic world OF the stage. and again
bringing a hearty laugh at the com
icalities OF Vopps. the sausage seller.
ard Policeman Fogarty
The play deals with the under world
OF New York. but IL is not all tragedy.
the laughter comes more frequently
than the tears. Watson. as usual. pro-
duce6 the comedy. ably assisted by
Tom Bates. who appeared for the first
time In a real part. Scott gave a char
acteristic and clever piece OF work as
the English burglar. Tanning making
a handsome and vigorous hero. The
bin Is repeated tonight. making way
FOR DIR. Jekyl and Dir. HYDE on !
Thursday evening.
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
yooah Kumaiae. g. n Kanakasui.
J. NJ Kea-

Tho above Company wfii buy. lease
or ZEN lands In an parts OF tie Ha-
wafthn Islands. ana also has houses In
sheNcsty of Honoinla for rent