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New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
NEW YORK CITY

BlshoP Potter will conduct the institution of the
Rev. Walter r Bentley. rector Of the Church ~
the Holy Sepulchre Seventy -fourth-st and Park
ave on Sunday, az u .. In the evening Al :
o'clock the rector viii preach on How To Be
Strong
Tickets have Just been issued by the members os
the Madison Avenue Synagogue for an amateur
theatrical performance. 20 take place at Sherry.s
on December The proceeds will be given to tn
-Sisterhood Of the Temple The play is a uus,,..I
producu2n- IN one act with the scene AZ Herald
Square. II is entitled At the Sign of the clock
or, Near Comic Opera
Protessor + + Barnard Of the UNIVERSITY, NJ,
Chl'Ag" VIII lecture on ''Nebule and the NebuIar
Theory al the American Museum Of Natural tIis.
tory. on tuesday. at p He will also sre,l,
a. Puhllc school No 10 In East One-hundrei- i-ard-
e.eNeI'h-S'-' between Fifth and Lenox aves on
Monday evening "
Ahlhohy Comsto2k secretary Of the Society ,,-
the Prevention of Crime viii ract,re ., - '"'
% thf chapei oI the Scotch Presbyterian Church No
w. % .,ieiy Hl'h-St on Some Things OF Interest
80 g i'1ehS- The lecture is free. and the
public is cordially invited 10 attend
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
cELEBPATE uTcBrLL DAY SNOW. HAIL. Ram RANBOW7
ALL SORTS OF WEATHER IN A DAY
MERCURY ERRATIC.

There were specimens Of all sorts of weather
Yesterday There was snow, the first OF the
season and the earliest on record at the Wealth
er Bureau. II rained A rainbow spanned the
sky. II was cold the coldest day of the sea
son The wind was high; ii reached velocity
Of fifty miles an hour at 1.5o T NJ.
The players on the Van Cortlandt Park golf
course had remarkable experience. Wlthln
two hours they saw snowfakes hail rain sun
shine and a rainbow. and felt a rise IN the tenn
rerature The history Of the day was as fol-
lows. At 12.Ol a m the thermometer stood
at ~ degrees the maximum temperature Tor
the day From that time it fell until at ) a. M.
il had reached 40 degrees. Then it began to
rise until T. m. when a temperature or
~ and fraction was recorded. This was the
climax Of the day. so far the weather was
concerned AT almost the same time the wind
which had been blowing along at pace some
where between thirty-fve and nifty miles,
reached the latter figure. Almost at the same
moment flakes OF snow were seen in different
parts Of the city From this time on everything
began 70 dror The wind fell to a velocity Of
about eighteen miles an hour at p m. The
tennperature fell at the rate of a degree an hour
and touched 10 degrees soon after D m.
The development of the cold wave on Tuesday
had some interesting features. Between and
o'clock on Tuesday morning as the sky began
To clear after the rain the thermometer dropped
10 degrees from Is to ~ At Q o'clock the
thermometer registered - degrees. Then it
rose gradually 10 60 at noon, and then dropped
back TO ~ at 2. m, and finally to - at mid
night
For to-day and to- morrow fair weather is pre-
dcted. with slowly rising temperature.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
GOT BRODIE STATES 4BJzovrs 49,,

Washinston, Oct @.-Governor Brodie Of .r,zon,
,ar,nr ransnl ~ 70 the Secretary of the In
the following recommendations: Tha; nodn HihSs ss
Ne"lands-Hanshroneh act. the claims ot ,I,I 'ne
for government aid in irrigation be farIv ana
r.y e"S'ele t ana extended 10 begin in the
under that act; action to remvenats th , SsS,eiiS
forest area increase in Indian school fsc,Iitiss ~
the salary OF the Governor in the annronr,,, III
Tor The National Guard. appropriation 10 improve
Yuma the Mexican line 10 ,,re,,o., :, e rom
oI Suiuxatea land by the annual freshefs and sn
uoIls ioI purchasing sites and erertn r,,b
nc buildings IN Arizona cities The renort spp puo,
S39,Os3,I7a ' Va tue territory at
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
SNOW FLIES UP THE STATE



Kingston y. Y. Oct 29.-The first fall Of snow
here this season came to-day, but il melted as il
touched the ground. In the Catskis the mountain
peaks were 0bsCured by snowsquallS nearly all
day. The highest elevations are white to-night
Buffalo oct. 29-Snow has been falling since 5
o'clock this morning. But it melts as fast as il
falls The Thermometer at O'Clock registered "a
degrees.
sararac Lake. y Y. oct 29-The first snow
storm Of the season occurred last night The
ground is completely covered and snow is stu
falling.
Geneva. y. Y. oct. 29-Snow began falling here
last night, and the fall continues to-day.
Troy y Y. oct. 29.-Ttere were several snow
furri.s in the city this morning, the first snow OF
the season.
Hoosick Falls. y Y. oct. 29.-To-day's weather
marked the hrst real winter day Of the season
4 Aurry IF snow Ne early in the day and con-
tinuaI intermiftently with strong blasts Of wind.
uuttl o'clock in the afternoon. The SharpeSt
furry noon. when the ground barely
covered. but the SnoT soon melted
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
ANTHRACITE PRICE NOW 81 50.
OPERATORS SAY THAT THIS CITY WILL
SUFFER BECAUSE OF MITCHELL DAY.

OPERATORS SAY THAT THIS CITY WILL
SUFFER BECAUSE OF MITCHELL DAY.
Retail coal dealers in this city yesterday were
selling anthracite at s. 50 a tor Many OF them
said that price was expected prevail until next
week
The effect Of the observance of Mitchell Day in
the anthracite region prices here may become
important before the end Of the week BY one Of
tho officials OF q leading coal road ii was said that
this weeks receipts Of anthracite New York
would be decreased by considerably more than
100000 tons because of the observance Of Mitchell
Day. Several Of the operators made efforts 10 in
duce the miners 10 remain work in order 10
lessen the chance OF suffering being caused through
the country in case Of unexpected cold weather
but 10 no avail.
Mitchell Day viii be an object lesson for the
Anthracite Coal Commission when il reaches
scranton, said prominent operator. When the
public Is crying for coal the miners take a holiday
70 show how little they for what the public
wants We never have holiday in the coal region
hat is not followed hy several DAYS OF greatly
creased output. You may safely say that very
little coal viii reach here before next Monday as
a result OF Mitchell Day"
John Mitchell. president Of the limited Mine
Yestsrdsy morning he started for WiRes5srTe. ARE
while some Of the operators have oontradictod
q report that the coal roads are planning 10
establish retail selling agencies throughout the
~ the dealers Henry s Fleming, OF No ] Broad
way. was asked VI II true that Thomas n
Watkins, member 81 the arbitration commission
was the originator II the plan.
Mr.. Watkins one time concerned in an
effort 20 put the plan effect. hut dropped +,
three years ago" said Mr.. Fleming and il is
row being talked sbout again by number of
peoDle'
More than eleven thousand tons of imported coal
have been admitted free OF DUTY reCentlv on the
order Of Secretary Shaw. 10 facilitate the pas
sage Of coal which has been brought from Europe
70 relieve the coal famine The importers have de-
csred that the coal contains than 81 per cent
CETE0n. NnfIfurE ~ a N
no eNaminauon has been made 10 delay The pas
sage OF the coal.
In the hScal year ended with June 1902 only 30o
tons of anthracite coal were admitted free as con
telning g PER cent or more OF carbon
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
PoLIrF coHNTSSFoN DELAYS REPORT
- rHohAb'h Will OPPOSE THE THREE
PLATOON SYSTEM GENERAL ANDREWS
OFFERED To RESIGN

N"F3l b'N Yesterday would not confirm renort
..,-.9 ne recently appointed 10 make
mended the appointment Of chief of nolica nh
would be the executive onicer of the denartn,-, ~
under the Commission The Mavor said ra ,'l' t,i
nor, nor rcceiyed report from the committee He said
had offered TO resign his place IN ,h Tee
before sailing for Europe but the OFFER ,eef wnn
accepted 1t Is believed that the corr,,,r.a no, -i,
not make report until some time next ro,,, "liI
IS satisfS thar - Understood that the commune
5e Mould Dc qsmoTazing the poIiie foTd sys
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
HONE NEWS.
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

ffAI II bDING IN TODAY
Racing ~ Aquc5uct. 2.l5 ? m
Exhibition OF flowers and culpturs Madison square Gar
Rapid Transit Commission ? n
Republican meetings Cooper Union ptI-lanS q
Riding Academy and EroInmers Park. Oue-huudrcI-
ana-thirty third ST. aud wills ?
Democratic mass meeting Grand Central Palace o. M
Francis Burton Harrisou's caupaign meeting N.sis-,
square Garden Concert Han. ~.
Dinner of Fritz inventor and r-11,ssf.-
Wail-Ef Astoria evening
annual meeting q the Delta Kappa Epsilon club N 80
Nes' l'rtieth-st. : 20 3.
annual meeting of the York Protestant Fpscors1
cir Mission Society, No , E1st Forty .frth 81, :
POLYTECHNIC Association Of American Institute discussion
II Automobiles, y. - Vest Forty-flurth S.. : 20
Lecture IN French by M Ger1ain Martin IN Gothic
'hurohe. frung Men christian Association Aufi-
forum. ~ est Eifty-ssyenth. p n
Camp fire Il Alexander Hamilton Post Grand Army ,
,ae hep4slt> Lexington ave. and one hundred and
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
LrNcHEoy FOR MARTIN H4RrEr.

THE ENGLISH ACTOR Is ELIJAH II KENNEDY's
GUEST At THE DOWNTOWN CLUB
\ luncheon for Martin Harvey the English actor.
was given Yesterday by EEJah r. Kennedy at the
Downtown Club NJ. 80 Pinc-st. About seventy -nve
guests were present among whom were Robert e.
Benedict John Arhuckle. John A. Taylor : y.
White -, phru NJ GriSwod. Julien T Davies ir
Leonard l. Baldwin. Julian curtis. Theodore NJ.
I've Hayden w. Wheeler. the Rev. Charles Pros
pero Fagnani George w Hoyt Colonel A II.
Wray. the Rev. Thomas K Bridges. Charles II
Post ". " HenshaV. Wyllys Terry. the Rev
Roland : Dawson. Frank O'Neill and William II.
Male Letters of regret read from Manor
Low General Stewart 7. Woodford and Frederick
MaCMounies
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30

A professor calls dress coats "elfcs
of barbarism. descendants OF the hunt-
ing frock of our ancestors.
Then the coats Of our evening SUITS
are up-to-date relics; the SUITS bear the
hallmark of the best of modern tailor
ing.
$50 to $50.
Dinner jackets-Tuxedos. we sell
separate; SI6 to ST..
If you're hunting frock coat and
waistcoat-we won't beat about the
bush. but say frankly that we've as
good as any man need wear; 5000
to $40.
Winter overcoats ready to show or
sell.
ROGERS, PEET & COMPANY.
-soS Broadway. Warren.
$40 Pr1apdPy vpP1sHe - CIty ,9d5 m1i' We hII orders
-. and 40 1+S 4th ave ny
l-np broadway. 32d,
and 81 West 33d ST
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
coTTON EEcHaNGE cLE4RLNG no,cr

- Hs next meeting. on the first THURSDAY in
N"Nehoer the board ~ managers Of the Navy y-orl,
Cotton Exchange will consider "A rro,,osi,io =, - -
1auHsh IN me exchange clearing house for cot,or
si'S ana CONTRACTS The proposition has baen
an aaiS'u u ap"nt or the exchange for several ,ye.l
-. -. aL.. ihior inally. before the uaDaeers -, r.
the senfime5, %sep ~ steps taken 10 ascertain
thahRe Eules can be adopted nv the mana t.N
fcation. ~ Ne heHhoeFs Tor rati-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
ACQUITTED or SHERID4N'S DEATH

\ MURDER TRIAL IN LONG ISLAND CITY
CONSUMES LESS THAN FOUR HOURS.
Michael Carr and Frank Donnelly. who were
accused of having shot and killed Detective
sheridan On Long Island City on the morning
of July lG last. We're yesterday acquitted 10y the
jury which heard the case I'm the Queens County
Court. Justice Gayuor presiding. The trial was
"A record breaker as 10 time. Less than four
hours was actually consumed in taking evidence
and the addresses 10 the jury.
Although District Attorney Merrill declared
that ne had clear case against the men, il
Was so shattered by the defence that it came
very near 10 being thrown out of court without
going 10 the jury. Ninety-four witnesses had
been subpPnaed, but Justice Gaynor refused
10 listen to repetitons and redundant testimony
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
pmmitte- on Speakers.
Tammany Hsu


New York. October % la02
At Dear 81; beg 20 call your attention 20 fhe
tact that owing 20 the comparatively few district
meetings that are being held this year. the demand
upon our speakers Il materially less than IN pre-
'lous campaigns. and II is therefore honed MA.
me Sentlenen ~ this committee viii do their al =
iHoft % Il me lev engagements 10 speak that viii
pe mace Tor then. ON TWO OF three occa siors dur
lnB tie last week. nNe speakers assigned 10 a
meeting anc not one attended Under th,. circuu-
Stances several largely attended meetings mad 10 be
dudhdoneo lhese matters have been reported 10
tns organization with unplea SAINT consequences
rms BENG circular letter. II viii reach many
Nho naNt pftn enFegeuc and dutiful and 10 those
no reminder. Is necess aIy.s But Il must appf IN
20 az the gentlemen who have 80 kindly volu,eereJ
htI services 20 the organization in this cam
sasn t9r tnelr earnest cooperation aud assistance
"fIlnk ne lew remaining days OF the contest
,.1..plue tnat you are in good heath 1 am Win
tnc regards, yours very truly "
MAURICE b. ELEMENTAL
Chairman Committee OF Spes kers
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
WTGWAW CAMPAIGN BREAKING UP.
SURPRISING LETTER SENT TO TAMMANY
CAMPAIGN sPEAKERs BY B1INFNTHAL

Ihat lot of queer work by Tammany dis
trlct leaders is going on in some OF the districts
- this county has been suspected for some time.
but no prominent Tammany man has been will
ing 10 admit il. Little money is being spent in
some Of the districts. the district leaders taking
little actual interest in Mr.. Colel's success
Proof that the Tammany campaign has pretty
well gone 10 pieces was furnished last night.
when the following circular letter from Maurice
b. Blumenthal 10 Tammany campaign srssl,a,s
was furnished 10 the Republicans by a member
OF the Tsmmany Han General Committee who
has become disguised with Hill and his cansi-
date for Governor Mr BlumenthaIs letter is as
frliiows
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
coLp IN rENNsYLvANIA MouNTAINs-

Altoona. Penn, oct. .s-This part Of PenusyI-
'anil was swept by a suoUstorm to-day. More
than an inch Of snow fell. and the tempera ture
at the freezing point.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
\ FLrRRY ~ MARYLANn

Hagerstown Nd, oct. 2a-The nrst snow o.; the
Seasun fell here this morning. There was "a light
furry and the flakes melted as fast as they fell
There a heavier fall the mountains.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30

Cumberland. Nd. oct. 2s.-Snow TO the depth 4
two inches fell this morning in the Aueshanies At
EIkius and Fairfax W Va. Oakland. Nd and
Sand Patch. Penn. Thee slight furry here.
Almost zero weather is reported at Elkns.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
q a ".
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise Moon rises am 81 Moons Ak. "a
HIGH WATER
SANDY Hook ~ Gov Island rs Hell Gate q "a
SANDY Hook ~ Gov. Island 7.9S Hell Gate > 27
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF w-roRK-wEpNEsDAr OCT p 1909

PORT OF W-YoRK-wEDNEsDAY OCT -. 1902
ARRIVED
Messs% 'BT Low Il pdon I 9SSesF s S
Line Arrived al the Bar at +59 30 a m ...-+,-, o,,
II IN ballast PhiIip Ruprecht Arrived Al the
stcamcr Aquiieja G,usu Rudimiri Trieste September
l6 Denis 70 Maisga October ana ;, MiSaae T. S Tiin
Is with sugar L " Armstrong Arrived at the
steamer Trnt Der NedsrI4ndsp .rutC6. 127i y
tous> Won Der Est. Faramarbo October & Demerara o.
i, cUra.aa Jacmel IS 1quin ana AUX caves a and
Klnhard, 8 - "a -, Arrived ,, at the bar at m ,.s
Ssam'r r sG SsG' s tssn'' Galveston % aays' Win
sea,n-r Ngess; Hi5 Si..s:5on. October q and KY
sleans- ItushsdS 81 Hastings. Baltimore October 81
S KaH;ss g smith N Ssya9Tsn 0.Gse5 II
s se. am1 m Soa NpS2t e9T teSa News sns ofs
wh ma .a 1I Pa'HSs & T. f, ne s. f K Pcnon 5: c o,
LaRs i B1ae,a 5a, At SaS5,,, eSS v,o,,, from po .,
sreariSr BucSman. Nader Annatto Bay Rio Bueua.
% NE United Fruit Company- Arrived at the Bar at
i Ta@aTs % to e R9'' i6sis HBsion Am.,sn m s n
on th- HShIlnd> AZ 9.25 m
SAILED
St~4msrs Hotham newton tBr'. for Aarhuus ana AsI-
5oIs Oscar Pr5s II 9 F M Ans C9Pe5hassn A.
& SeHpor N e SaSksSnye % mons S GT
boro PhadelphIa Philadelphia southampton Majestic
Bea,on lNe Antonio Miano Ger, Newport News
81 cd. Galveston
United states collier Cesar. passed out Quarantine
l2IO m.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
Ll,erp7ol Oct 29Arrved. steamer Oceanic CAM
London. oct 2ssaled steamer (Br,, PAYNE.
prawIe Point Oct 2o-P,ssea steamer Mexican CRr,.
Parkn; Montreal for Antwerp. Nee-Yo7k.
Swnemunds. Oct 2-Arrived steamer Elise Marie tCierl.
Stege. New York
Lizard. Oct 20. $40 m-Passed. steamer Southwark
tBr). Damn New-York for Southampton and Antwerp.
Sciy. oct 29Passed steamer Martelo tBrl, Jenkins.
Bremen oct aArrtved steamer Grosser Kurfurst cisr>
RetnkaSten. NewN via Cherbourg
''ronstadt OSt 24-Arrved, steamer Louisiana DAM.
Bamgert New York
Cherbourg. oct ~ $50 m-Arrived steamer Graf
WalterSee GER Kopn New York via Plymouth for
Hamburg tand proceeded.
Havre OCT SsVArrvsd steamer Radnorshire 'Rr', Bind
Naples oct 2I-Arrived steamer Trojan Prince tBrl.
Eagleton. NeW-York via Genoa for Leghorn.
Port S9li oct 2Arrived. steamer WtlloWdeue tBrl.
Montsvideo Oct CARVED steamer Belgian King ,B).
Bareados oct s-Sailed. steamer Maranhense (Br,.
Oasey ttrun York;. Maranham.
Lizard. OCT 70 II ;i5 = m-Passed steamer Louis.
Pass@w New-York for Southampton.
Calcutta for New-York. RiverdaIe tBr, Hay. Thlat
zap and Colombo for York
Bristol, oct 2N-Arrved steamer Chicago city tRr,.
Hunter. NeW-York
F0''fd1% aT qS FS:g 20 %AEysa m a steamer FqS.aam
Cardin. oct 2-Satled steamer Montauk Point err,
Liverpool oct 2a-sailed steamer reutonic ,Rr, Nc
kinstry New York via Queenstown
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
announcements

ICARIA.
A New Collar
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
Mrriln9s

QUARTERLY MEETING OF THE AMERI-
- can Institute. November 9th. at o'clock ? NJ. at
la West 44th stree WNf. T. PEOPLES. Secy.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
Amugcmrurs.
RaOul Pugnu.

Seats, so 70 T5c on Box ONCE Tvsor-s &,
Az. HoteD and Ditson-s ~ regular prices "
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30

E a W.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-05-03
The BABY
It Is.

Years hence YOU sorry
You didn't have the babv's
Picture taken oftcncr.
It's a page Of family his
tory worth preserving,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-01-17
MASONIC HONORSl

SAN FRANCISCO, January 6.-Yes-
terday afternoon the Masonic frateru-
ity consigned to it's last resting place
the body of Archibald f. Gilfllau, a re-
sident of Honolulu. who accidentally
met his death i'm Philadelphia some ten
days ago, from being run over by "a
street car. The ritual of the Blue Lodge
was conducted by Acting Master Henry
NJ. Owens of California Lodge No. 1. A
eulogy by George Davis was delivered
during the exercises. Among other re-
sidents of Hawaii who were present
were Samuel Parker. David Kawanana-
koa, Judge George d. Gear and John G
ROthwell. The remains were Inferred in
Laurel Hill Cemetery.
Archibald Gilhllan was a Scotchman
by birth He was a member of the Ha-
waian Legislature and was prominent
i'm business circles in Honolulu. He
was well known i'm this city, having
lived here at one time. The deceased
was a Knight Templar and had he liv-
ed would soon have been initiated into
the mysteries of the Scottish Rite.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-01-17

There viii probably Doe something do
ing at the Honolulu Plantation this
week. The event will probably occur
either today or tomorrow. Captain
Merry the commandant Of the To-
cal naval station will take possession
of the 561.2 acres secured from the
Bishop Estate under recent cOndemna-
ton proceedings and have a little flag
raising event there.
The new flag pole for the land has
been finished under rush orders, and
will be sent down this morning.
1t will be raised on the high land by the
japanese camp.
The land is being taken on behalf Of
the United states government on an
order from Judge Estee authorizing the
government to take the land by virtue
of the recent decision by the jury the
damages awarded by the jury having
been paid into the court.
1t is intended to make this, the sec
Ond Flag Raising day, quite an inter-
esting ceremony and invitations may be
issued TO prominent residents and Off
cials to attend. The lroquois would be
sent down if she could enter the Pearl
HarbOr bar.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-01-17
SCHLEY APPEALS.

WASHINGTON January The OBJ
ject of Admiral SChley's visit to the
White House yesterday was to request
the President TO entertain and consider
an appeal for the reversal of the action
Of Secretary Long and the disapprOval
Of the majority judgment of the court
Of inquiry. The interview was satisfac-
tory, the President granting the admi-
rails request. Messrs RaynOT and Tea
que will today assist Admiral Schley i'm
the preparation of the appeal
Admiral Schley's interview with the
President was the result of his determi-
nation to exhaust every means i'm his
power TO overturn the judgment which
has been rendered against him. The
following statement was given out by
Admiral Schley's counsel at the con-
ClusiOn of the conference:
Admiral Schley has concluded, after
mature and careful elaboration to APP
peal from the majority decision Of the
court of inquiry to the President Of the
United states as commander in chief of
the army and navy. The action having
been determined upon, nothing more
can be divulged at this time, the regu-
lations of the navy being such that the
nature of he proposed appeal cannot
be revealed except by the president af-
ter the formal documents have been fill
ed with him.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-01-17
VAUDEVILLE.

There We're a number of changes in
the vaudeville program last night al
the Orpheum that furnished amusement
and entertainment for the crowded
house. Professor Powell introduced
his famous gold fish trick, completely
mystifying the audience by some clever
mechanical device, apparently in the
bait. He also managed to find several
decks Of card of various sizes buried i'm
the inside pockets of upsuspecting mem
beers Of the audience.
Bunth and Rudd proved themselves
prOdigies of skill on the bones Of me-
gro minstrelsy and had a new series OF
amusing tricks and exposes by the
Oriental mystic from the "Old world"
and his vOluble confederate.
The Deltorellis with the Italian name
and German accent produced some spe-
cial scenery and effects that made a
welcome change from the regulation
Orpheum back grounds and the bicy-
clists showed that they could utilize "A
bicycle in a cross country run by jump
ing over stools on their wheels. The
two songstresses provided new songs,
Hope Hadden receiving hearty recall
after her second song. Flat and Suther-
land had also new songs and jokes
which were well delivered. if a trifie old.
Alice and ArTas the FerTars and es-
pecially SalernO are still in great de-
mand. The climate coupled with the
ordinary warmth of the stage gave the
latter some little trouble with one of his
most difficult feats which however he
finally accomplished 10 his own salts
faction and the applause of the house
who heartily appreciated his difficulty
TO which the uncertain border lighting
Of the stage added.
Full houses for the entire season
seem assured and there promises to
be a crowded matinee on Saturday for
which popular bargain" prices have
been made.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-01-17
WILL RAISE FLAG
CAPTAIN MERRY TO TAKE LAND
THIS WEEK.

is Authorized 90 do So by am order
From Judge Estae-FIag Pole Goes
Down Today