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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-05-21
To Raise Salary.

Griswold moved that the salary Of
the street commissioner be raised from
$40 to $50 per month, and that the city
exact of that officer more work than
was now being performed in that de-
partment. City Recorder Judah in
formed the council that in making the
levy for the city's incomes for the
year 1902, the salary Of the street
commissioner was figured at $40 per
month, and any increase in the salary
Of that official now would require an
amendment to that ordinance. Furth-
er consideration of the proposed salary
increase was abandoned.
Miscellaneous.
Upon petition of w. A. Moores and
45 others, the street commissioner
was instructed to clean up all debris
and place in immediate repair the
sidewalk on the north side Of Leslie
street, between Twelfth and Capitol
streets.
The street commissioners were also
directed to notify the contractors who
are erecting buildings on State street
that a passageway for pedestrians
must be maintained on that side oi
the street, as was agreed upon when
the city accorded to the builders the
use Of the sidewalk and a part Of the
street during the building operations
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-05-21
Supreme Court sustalns the Foot.Ease
Trademark.


Justice Laughlin, in the supreme
court, at Buffalo has ordered a perma.
nent injunction, with costs, and a full
accounting OF sales, 10 issue against
Paul b. Hudson, manufacturer Of the
foot powder called "Dr. Clark's Foot
Powder" and also against a retail
dealer OF Brooklyn, restraining them
from making or selling DR.. Clark's
Foot Powder, which is declared, in
the decision Of the court, an imitation
and infringement OF "FOOT-EASE," +"
the powder TO shake into your shoes,
now so largely advertised and sold all
over the country. Allen S. Olmsted,
of lie Roy, n. Y, is the owner of the
trademark "FOOT-EASE," and he is
the first individual who ever adver-
tised a foot powder extensively over
the country. The decision in this case
upholds his trademark, and render all
parties liable who fraudulently at
tempt TO profit by the extensive
"FOOTEASE" advertising, in placing
upon the market spurious and simi-
lar appearing preparation, labeled and
put up in envelopes and boxes like
FOOTEASE. Similar suits will be
brought against others who are now
infringing on the FOOT-EASE trade
mark and common law rights.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-05-21
saIem postoffloe Asnlrants.

Petitions are In circulation and let
tem are being written in behalf OF
VIM. Manning for postmaster at the
Salem office. The Office is soon to be-
come vacant and Edward Hirsch is
also asking reappointment Mr., Man
ming is a retired capitalist, an old res
dent, was once a member of the leg
islature, and for time kept store at
Canyonyille Both are competent to
nh the place, and il is generally con
ceded that Mr.. Hirsch has made an
otliging official.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-05-21

Shoulders,
per Ib., &c
Deviled Ham (smalD per can
Sc.
pevlled Ham (smalD per can
6 for 25e
pevlied Ham (larse) per can
10e.
peviled Ham (iaroe) 3 cans
25e
sardIAes, per box
sc.
sardlnes, 6 boxes,
25e
Salmon, 3 cans
25e
catsup, per pit bottle
15e.
catsup, ? bottles
25e.
coeoanut (buIk) per lib
15e.
Good Soda 16 OF pkgs)
25e
Good Soda (t6 OF pkgs) 6 pkgs
use
Corn Starch, per Pkss,
Sc.
Washing Powder,per Pkgs
Sc.
Bring us your butter and eggs. "
pay highest market price, cash
N. T. RINEMAN
,oo e.... O. Taienhone IA
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-05-21

SALEM
BELLIES
Cause Litigation That Goes
Up Higher.

A jury in Justice O'Donald's court
Tuesday afternoon found Harry Clark
guilty of assault and battery on Eli
Morrison on last Sunday evening.
Clark was fined $50 and costs, and
will appeal the case to the circuit
court. Frank Holmes is his attorney.
The fight resulted over some petty
jealousies over some West Salem
bellies
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-05-21
The RaCyCl6
$35 to 500

No dealer will draw a purchasers at
teuton u the weak points of bicycle
he advertises, but there lie nothing TO
prevent an intelligent buyer from dis
covering them for himself, II he will ask
a few intelligent questions. | am going
to give you a few questions 10 ask your
dealer, and il he answers yes TO each,
buy quick, but il he refuses TO answer,
gets mad or tells you it's all hot air, just
remember that he owes the sound Of
bis cash re5lster bell and is afraid he
won't get a chance to press The keys
Every Racycle dealer will answer "Yes"
TO each question.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-05-21
White Ribbon
Workers Gather

The annual convention OF the Ma.
rion county w. c. r. U. was
convened in the tabernacle at
Turner this afternoon. A large num-
Der of delegates from the local union
are in attendance. Among those going
to Turner this morning were: Mrs.
Allin Rhodes, Mrs. L. r. Macy, Mrs.
Mary Jory, Mrs Mary c. Jory, Mrs
c. Lemon, Mrs. Hattie Joseph and Mrs,
G. c. Matheney.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-05-21
NEW TODAY.

wish to give notice that
MIR w .B. Simpson is the duly au-
thorized sexton OF the l. O. o, F..
cemetery and has sole charge of
the same, Parties having business
at the cemetery will please consult
him Trustees of Chemeketa Lodge
No. I. /. o. o. +. 5-2t-tf
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-05-21
New Postomees.

Washington, May 21.-Representa.
tive Tongue has secured the establish
ment of postofices at Odessa, Klam-
ath county, Blanche Griffith, postmas-
ter, and the re-establishment Of the
office at Phir, Curry county, William
Il. Burrow, postmaster.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-05-21

Lost.-A light bay 7-yearold horse.
weighs about 1850 pounds. Shod on
front feet Notify J, N. oNein. r.
r. D. No, s. and receive reward.
5-2l-3ts
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-05-21

Screen Doors and Windows,-Poultry,
lawn aud field fencing, sawed and
cut shingles Walter Morley Phone
1891. SO State street 5-21-6t
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-05-21

Lost.-A garnet breastpln. Return TO
Burghardts bookstore for reward.
26S Commercial street 5-2l-tf
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-05-21
Speaks at Mt. Angel.

VIM. Kaiser went TO Mt Angel this
afternoon 10 discuss the political is
sues OF the day.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-05-21
F. Young Agt.

$40 n. C0ttage 81 Phoue Red 2sSo.
10 Cut rate repair shop in oOnnec-
ton. Wheels called for and de-
liveFed free.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-05-21
About the Fire Department.


The committee on fire and water
reported verbally, recommending that
the citys fire apparatus be confined 10
the city limits. Adopted. The same
committee reported fayorably upon
the keeping of both engines in the
fire department heated all OF the time,
but the report was not fayorably act.
ed upon. At the suggestion of Girls
void the officers OF the department
were instructed TO provide for the
transfer of the heating apparatus from
one fire engine 10 the other, so that
when the engine that is regularly en-
ployed is called out, the reserve en-
gine may be placed in readiness for
action, in case of an emergency.
w. E. DeLong was appointed chief
engineer TO have charge of the city's
fire department, during the months
absence from the city of Mr.. Camp
bell.
Sewer Remonstranee.
a leLhohhllahce 10 the construction
of sewer in block IS was received
from Mrs, S. A. Ramp ct al, for the
alleged reason that the ditch was not
necessary, Referred 10 the commit
tee on streets and public property.
Alley Ordinance Passed.
A general ordinance providing for
the cleaning repairing and grading
and grayeling OF alleys at the expense
OF the abutting property, or at the
general expense OF the city, was read
third time and passed unanimously.
Unpaid assessments become a lien on
the property served, and at the .expi,
ration OF six months. unless paid, viii
carry a penalty OF 10 per cent
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-05-21

Mrs ]. S. Nye. OF Jefferson, who
has been in Portland, is the guest OF
her son, Allen Nye, OF South Salem.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-05-21

Alderman Il p. Walker is enjoy
ing a good visit from his Polk county
baby brother" as he calls him.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-05-21
WHEAT MARKET.

Portland, May 2i.-Wheat, 66q 671 y
Oats jumped from S1.2O 10 $50.
Tacoma. May 21.-Wheat, Gee.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-05-21
KATE TAYLOR.

Mrs. Kate Taylor, a graduated
nurse of prominence, gives her ex-
perience with Peruna In an open
letter. Her position In society and
professional standing combine TO
give special prominence TO her uf-
ferances.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-05-21

4 -
CHICAGO, ILL, 427 w. Monroe St.
"As far as 1 have observed Peruna Is
" the finest tonic any man or woman
can use who is weak from the after
effects OF any serious illness.
"I have seen it used in a number Of
convnlescent cases, and have seen sew.
eral other tonics used, but found that
those who used Peruna had the quickest
relief.
"Peruna seems TO restore vitality, In
crease bodily vigor and renew health
and strength In wonderfully shori
lime. "--.MRS. KATE TAYLOR
In view Of the great multitude OF
women suffering from some form oi
female disease and yet unable to find
anv cure, DR.. Hartman, the renowned
specialist on female catarrhal diseases,
has announced his willingness to direc'
the treatment Of as many cases as make
application to him during the summer
months without charge. Address The
Peruna Medicine CO.. Columbus, Ohio.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-30
TO SELL YANKEE GOODS IN INDIA.
THE ADVANTAGES OF \ COOPERATIVE
DEPARTMENT STORE IN BOMBAY.

II A \ \
DEPARTMENT STORE IN BOMBAY
The American Consul at Bombay William Thomas
Fee in a report upon the possibilities or trade IN
India declares that his fellow countrymen might
sell much merchandise I'm that part Of the world If
they would go at II i'm the right way. Bombay Is
the gate 10 q country with about one-ffth the pop
ularion OF the globe The native is prejudced In
favor Of England. and viii buy the products OF
anv other nation il satisfied price and quality.
He wants to examine what he purchases. though.
and il is essential that goods be placed under his
eves 10 insure sale Even the museum. any
other system which provides for the display Of
samples is unsatisfactory. The Hindoo should
have chance to look at the very articles that ne
is buying
For the execution Of this programme the consul
recommends the establishment OF big depart
n7ent store in Bombay through the cooperation
OF ten or twelve different houses, each handling a
single class of merchandise. The enterprise should
be conducted by stock company, and the Amer
can manufacturers or exporters should hold the
stock The latter could be paid for almost eN-
cIusiveIv in merchandise only a small amount Of
ready money being needed for working capital A
chosen to take charge Of each department Bysi-
ioie-l+ir Iorqe stock Of goods ought to be car
red to permit immediate deliveries to be made
sale ne Mr. Fec thinks Boots and shoes: carriages
bicycles and automobiles hardware. shelf goods;
edged tools, stoves and cooking utensils IRON ana
steel structural and corrugated iron. wire ana ana
safes: leather harness ana trunkS }e"TTy' G ]
machines. furniture, including office and school
fools Suitable for india. arms and arnmuntion
electric machinery and electric supplies; groceries
meats fish and dried fruits; stationery, paper
tain lines OF books, maps. typewriters and ofhce
The consul adds that an American citizen who
fifb in The success of this scheme thar he would
gladly invest money in II, What is now needed is
a little organization and cooperation among pro-
ducers or exporters in the United States.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-30
S4rED HIS LIFE BY REPARTEE.

4 Pontiac roofer saved his life recently by his
aptuess at repartee. He out the roof of
the insane asylum at Pontiac making some repairs,
saws The Detroit Journal within a foot OF the
caves Suddenly the noise Of his hammer was in
terrl.pted by a voice behind him. calmly saying:
Well come on, Let's jump down together"
The roofer turned, and saw maniac standing
behind him The glitter in the madmans eye made
the rOOfer look with a feeling of dread at the
ground below. realizing that there was no escape.
The roofer concealed his fright moment He
even smiled contemptuously as he looked into the
Huh" he remarked. any blamed fool could
jump down. But let's go down and try to jump
u
Say. that's an idear' exclaimed the insane man.
Come Let's go down and try it,! And he led
the way the trapdOor In the roof
New-York tribune., 1902-03-30
INDIAN WITH EYEGLASSES.

Il noticed something the other day that was TO
me IN the nature Of a novelty remarked a prom
inent local court pher, who has spent
siderable time. says The Washington Star in a
business way among the descendants Of the Amer
ican aborigines What struck strange
my meeting here In Washington with an Indian
who wore eyeglasses In the course OF all my eX-
perience with the red men l never before observed
Poor 10 making use OF lenses 10 aid his sight
Perhaps the name Of this particular Indian has
something 10 do with his adopting what is unques-
uonably a very necessary custom OF civilization
He bears the cognomen .Foggy Cloud, and is a
member Of the Chippewa tribe. All the other Ind
ians of my acquaintance blessed with keen
sight Of the most pronounced type. and l do not
remember hearing that any OF them ever had eye
trouble Of character"
New-York tribune., 1902-03-30

sOn-ave. Brooklyn. and at a meeting held re-
Gently A. 5. SoIomons general agent of the Baron
de Hirsch Fund made earnest plea tor inc
support OF the public, asking for cooperation II
the movement while II is Yet in its infancy
Other speakers advocating the cause were her
man 5 Bachrach. HuSo Winter and AIoert -
Levi who presided The secretary reported that
the membership over seven hundred anu
that there was cash balance on hand OF SSvS
and signed gifts amounting 10 S5.GN The grown
OF the institution was shown by the formation - =.
a woman's auxiliary and several young peop.sS,SS
societies \ fair on large scale Is proposes, ~ 4,
next fall The coming meeting will De ne,G
the Temple Israel during the latter part OF Ap4'-
New-York tribune., 1902-03-30
NOTES OF THE ST A6E.

The only new play in town tomorrow evening
will be a melodrama by Arson Pond. called Llfe'
which will be produced with big cast and a
heavy scenic equipment at the Garden Iheatre.
The play has dozen scenes which reach from the
Boverv TO Murray Hill and thwarts the evil and
rewards the good in the most approved Drury
Lane fashion. The cast contains some names vel
known 10 theatreEOers. among them Deins George
BonifaCe, Sidney Booth, Annie Irish, Minnie Du-
pree Maude Granger. Charles Cherry ana Kate
Lester
The Empire Theatre Companys present play
The Twin Sister" shows sign Of losing interest,"
for the public. Charles Richman ana Margaret
Anglin still head the cast, and the piece enters
on its fifth week.
Sky Farm will begin its third week at the Gar
den Theatre tomorrow night 1t has drawn good
houses. and date is yet announced Tor lts "lti-
drawal.
Under Two Flags with Blanche Bates as cigar
ette continues at the Academy of Music. II Is
New-York tribune., 1902-03-30

one of the side streets A small fox terrier is
dra wing IT, and as he tros rapidly along the street
close TO the curb he his head neither to the
right the left
But most remarkable IS tie driver he might pe
the hrotber NJ the dog he drives for all that ap-
nearances might prove to the contrary. Seated on
his haunches in the cart he holds the relIls IN ms ms
mouth and complacently drives MS tuIhoul 49, 49,,
he peascS. Curhs. around corners anu i,.
side streets until they disappear again as suLdsiy
ss +beZ- aDpeared The dog in the cart evidently
enjoys his drive much any or the occ@updii @ 10
Of the other Fifth-ave vehicles PasseTSby io9h IN
vain for the master: the TWO dogs are aIWAHS aIoe'
ans pay attention to either calls or "hlsIleS'
New-York tribune., 1902-03-30


theatre. there is reason to believe that its reap
pearance wfl be- welcomed
ms week ,,'''l'''" ,, -, rrese,tfre
VIII ne Lou'S N"". ''.t ,,,, .,,iI ~, Account of
Eliza" by Leo Ditrichsten. Mr. Mann viii be
S@ho'' trustee
Frank Daniels will enter upon the last week OF
n,s c,r.gsrnopt q, tho Casino tomorrow evening
MS ehs'Eeme", ., 'ls ''l''' ~, ,.i .'' ., ., m
From New Iork MI paile,9 ditu ms I'm - " ~
ance there This season Hts present tour VIII e'ose
,.or,iruo,,s vaudeville viii hold sway AT Proctor
Twenty-th'rd street ih''''' TINS N''N O''''''''.'
whose character chang" act Is s'ld 20 ne q ".'r'Y
70 the varieties. "lH MAKE ms ''"'i'"" 'r'"'-
TroyoNo. the V"ntruoquIS' VIII n' ''"'n'' 'vP'l'''
and others ON the bill will he the Fhr'" pro'es'
contortionists: Lawson and Namou, in bicycle rid
clans; the Ford sisters Mortimer and narreL John
son and ttlinaIo, Nfl'' J"Se'''' anu '''''
n.y. "
--b. loo, ,hroa ur.eks Of ..Hoitv Toirv' and the
49, ..r,, t,arr,.... md Tho tiIr1 spd tho
hurI'squ" on iN H'IF """ "r "a .'',,
Han The diversified entertainment has provided
fun during the season. ana doubtless there VIII he
regrets expressed when the company Leaves Tor us
annual r23d tour I Hn''@y Iyinr6nt,I 70 Their
frrasnrrr eagT AZ Ninchal
This weeks offering AT 'he har'eH oI'era H""se
Is De Koven & Smiths comic opera Maid Mari
at the Garden Theatre. II viii he sung by tfe BoS-
tonians. and the cast will Include Tenry. 'iiSY
ford George Fr"hmsham Adele Rafter Josephine
Bartlett trauk tsus4N1l I'l' Vim ~ ,, a
r,,,ar, r7dos,, an American actor In Soldiers
-, ,.",,,t,oI ,,,orica, ,,Io, form
Sou Tbeatre The play viii probably run until
warm weather.
"The Colleen Bawn' VIII he the revival ot the
Donney Stock Company at the Murray haH me
atre TINS "e'A'
, III, -. .., -. ,t
r]de' "iu9e9 "'''nS ~ ,,tliI - -, -
party Vi ''N 49,. -.
Do P1i pnd anntber C,antan DeIawaar the lion
i,nnnIT ~
At the matinee on Saturday. April II. the last
day of Kyrle Bellows engagement In "A Gentle
man of France" WalIack's Theatre. the bal
Soy scene rom ION iIle Iii " ,ite ,"nor " r9Hsor
New-York tribune., 1902-03-30

dramatizaton OF When Knighthood Was I'm Flow
er,, she Will go 10 Germany for a few weeks and
VIII eturh IN midsummer 10 begin the rehearSals
or Catulle MendesS plays. La Refine de Fiamette''
ana Salnte Therese" which will form the princi-
's 49, - -
Viola Allen will make brief tour OF the principal
cities OF the Middle West and the Fast this spring
appearing in The Hunchback" Eben PlymPton.
Jameson Lee Finney, W. H. Pascoe c. Leslie Allen
and Miss Adelaide Prince will appear in her sup
port
BROOKLYN'S JEWISH HOSPITAL.
Great interest has been taken in the work of the
newly established Jewish Hospital of No 20 John
New-York tribune., 1902-03-30
DOG STOLE THE PAYROLL
TROUBLE ~ CAMP BECAUSE II " \"
MISSING WHOLE REGlMLNL
CAME NEAR BEING COURT
MARTIALLED.

solleli'''7 ~ 10. and regulations. if that
ezolaim. BY The T4.g[ H. ana
isn't Rhody ITS his double. -. ,,ts c,upanions
II answer 70 the questions o., % '''- s,-rrize and
who had no'ee l'.S .--,,.t-c srorv.
Rhody was only "a mon=Tel n4n43 7 he mon Of the
aos @ oul ~ ~ r,.5rfnied and for day refused -
d az one r5lr n Wa Al of those SoSl+a
southern mgs gf55 Of Sh' di9 '@e sltSr DAY in ne
y acr treT4 OUT that's another story. ne
o. iEeIH 20. MN r~c.o-iron from the start As
fighters they void aaEf 5rins % ay after day the
qic ~ ,Ie-r eit There was too much street
!5il"lt IA, t-t yyare going on free picnic win
iesFtrzs to ear and drink besides their pay When
49, '5---s -n.r 81 meant harder work than tltE
nd ever Zone in rheir lires-mo-t OF them hadnt
Tjfbo5- leave IN justice to them, however VII
say NAT s7 l,,h -@as 45ev lfuG to r and were no
worse Than other reziE.ents .,,. ,,s.-,,otfo,,
of r1r,-rrs-s feer Ne saw that the game was up.
The enlisted 5.'rn 5gEac - 10 70 rt Governor Of fheir
state asking him 10 have them mustered out
1haf tne War Department had any such idea in
'yyber rav6a- came around one month word
received rom corps headquarters that there were
ne ID among Others would have to wait another
Tho conduct Of the men under these conditions.
became s. married. mar ne of5eers began to taks !5
grambIines hitherto. as merely the barking Of dogs
{aaJ WoGi1 ae'fT & o-i 31 e3 m e5rT r Eg Te
refused point blank obey the orders Of their
-5eed - r-si ma, 60 srree, IN rlafr own -errs
and deee--one H5gaT To he recorfed every DAY then
1hey began 70 realize that they We're really con-
fr2P,sq 2be n6gt by T6gG 2qT b5 wb cloud of gloom hang
l9s oeI IT rlerS ,i+lL e w -rar
Major Dodge would he Al The camp on The first
fv5 mo1r5 N VS. nor for NOTHING rha; there are
ne comDs6Z sfpet wers -o aWsre Of fhs news five
Frieade hesdansrter5 Th boys esrhered In the
mess halls and on The parade ground. and cheered
New-York tribune., 1902-03-30
ONE DOG DRIVES ANOTHER.

Pedestrians in the neighborhood OF Fifth-ave
and Thirty-ninth-st. sometimes a curious
sight Shortly after dark. generally a small cart
not much larger than mans hat. appears from
New-York tribune., 1902-03-30
JOSEPH WALKER q SONS TO MOVE.

Joseph Walker & Sons. bankers and brokers. will
Monday move from the Mills Buildings, Broad
st and Exchange Place. TO the Commercial Cable
Building, No % BFoad-st-
New-York tribune., 1902-03-30

For the Easter concert at the American Theatre
tonight the programme contains such names as
Vhitelaw and Howard CIadius and Corhin, How
ard and Burke Ed" Crawford and sadie Dun
Frank Whitman. Trask and Gladden. Lille Law
son Henry and Gallot and others.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-30

Frank Daniels will enter upon the last week or
his engagement az the Casino tomorrow evening.
From New-York MIR. Daniels and his company VIII
proceed directly Boston for their second appear
auce there this His present tour VIII close
al NAV
New-York tribune., 1902-03-30

Ferdinand Bonn one Of the best known German
actors Of the time. who will play an engagement
At Manager Conrcd's Irving Place Theatre makes
his drst American appearance on Thursday next. In
SchillrrS Die Raeuhcr.' II rs his nrSt ViSU I"
America on Monday. Tuesday and wednesday
'On and on will be the bill.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-30

Easter week will find AZ Keith's Kara. the Jug
gler. Walter lie Roy and Florence clayton IN
Hogan Of the Hanson; the Girl with the Au-
hurr Hair and her electrical novelties. Matthews
and Harris IN Adam tn" second: Genaro and
Bailey dancers. Swan and O'Dsy Hll and Whit
aker singers. Thomas Mast. jr.. crayon sketches,
WHes Weston, in character songs. and twenty
New-York tribune., 1902-03-30

Her Lord and Master" Will tomorrow enter o.
its sixth week at the Manhattan. Herbert Kelco.
and Efie Shannon seem 10 have found a measur
Of public favor I'm this play
New-York tribune., 1902-03-30

Primrose & Dockstader's Minstrels will close
their seven weeks engagement at the Victoria
Theatre hv giving minstrel festival all in
white face" this evening Primrose and Dock
etader and their company will all sing many of
the cldtne songs this occasion.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-30

The last three weeks OF "Hoity Toirv' and the
burIesouo on ..Du Barry" aud The Girl and the
Judge are announced at Weber n Fieids's Music
Han The diversified entertainment has provided
FUN during the season. ana doubtless there Will h'
regrets expressed when the company leaves for its
annual ro1d tour Next sunday night Weber q
Fields viii give their annual testimonial To their
treasurer. 'Al' Niucha1.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-30

.OIr Strategists will he presented by the Proctor
stock Company At the Fifth Av"nu" Theatre as the
feature OF the Easter week entertainment Inc
curtain raiser will he A RIFT Within the clouds.
q comedy by CHnord Smith. The vaudeville In
+roduced between acts and preceding and following
Tho dramatic portion Of the bill will include Mile
,pIione i'm mirror dances, George Thatcher =
Carson and Willard. German comedl-
ans. Jules Bennett. tenor. and Herr Won Palm s
1igirniuC oil nOrtraits