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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-12-03
Opposed to Statehood.

Washington, Dec g. Republican members of the committee on terri tories who are opposed to reporting the statehood bill as it passed. the house were again, today, in confer ence, Senator Quay being the only absentee. They engaged principally in going over the testimony recently taken by the senate subcommittee in New Mexico and Arizona with a view of making strong showing possible in opposition to the admission of thnSa tl.n .rrir.,ria. =
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-12-03
Law Constitutional.

Washington, Dec. 2.-The United States supreme court today sustained the constitutionality of the stock quarantine law of Colorado. The law prohibits the importation of cat tie or other live stock into the state from points south of the thirty-sixth parallel of latitude between April and November unless they bear bills of to,INL
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-12-03
A Cara,

Having recently reopened my tailorio-. es,s;isi uens~ I wish to state a ew 'scts i) gentlem who are fond og good au6 stylish clothes. $ shall be my aim 10 carry n stock the very best un TO dTte line of woo.ens and nipmings of which l have just recei ved a large ariet ' 1DelJGlnS he worlds jamcus cOIopat'on cloth which Is al tbe rage DOW in fashion able circles. v'sh to state Iuther that have taken Grrin- my absence special course i1 toe latest science of cutting, aud ms patrons can be assured to get sS.ictlv fist class gar ments Tn every respect
 Respectfully,
 EJ. Voigtlauder,
 Merchant Tailor, Rooms 10 and II Union Block, Pres -cott, Arizona.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-12-03

There are good reasons why you should join Mir. Heymann's dancing class, on Friday, Dec. 12, at the K. of P. hall. l. Mir. Heymann under stands teaching dancing and deport- ment correctly. 2. He has engaged lady assistants, who dance correctly, to assist beginners. 3. He never makes a scholar appear ridiculous before the class, by mocking them, for they come to learn. Remember the day, Friday, Dec. 18th, at K. of P. hall, and send your name now.
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-12-03
Dewey Goes to Sea.

Washington, Dec Z - Acm "a Dewey resumed active sea duty yes terday for the first time since his re- turn from the Philippines. His fOur-st3rgpu l-erualt Was hoiste on the presidents yacht Mayhower and, accompanied by his staff, the admiral saile.i away io talk" command of the large fleet in the Carribcan sea.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-12-03
Actor Commits Murder

Philadelphia. Dee. 2 Barry Stone, inc actor. who sho, and killed Kate iassett, the leading woman of Keith's Bijou stock company, and then attempted suicide last night, is reported today to be improving. It is expected that he will recover.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-12-03
No More Arapahos County.

Denver, Dec. 2.-Governor Orman today issued a proclamation announe- ing the passage of the Rush amend ment to the state constitution abol- ishing the county of Arapahoe and creating the city and county of Den yer, South Arapahoe and Adams counties. The purpose of the amend ment is to give the city home rule.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-12-03
EStray Notice.

Came to my place about Noven- Der 18th, one bay horse with black mane and tail; both hind feet white; white star in face, with the following brand, s on right hip. The owner is requested to call, prove property, pay charges, and take horse away. Frank Raymond, McCabe, Arizona. (Dec. 2=lm)
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-12-03
AlQer Sworn in.

Washington. Dec. 2-Immediately after the journal was read in the sen ate today, Russell A. Alger was sworn in as senator from Michigan. The presidents message was then presented and read.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-12-03
Notice.

The Prescott Eagles will not be responsible for any debts contracted in their name, for the carnival, unless same is accompanied by a printed order, issued by the executive com mittee and signed by the chairman or secretary. Public please take notice. w. J Wilsey,
 Director General Cf Carnival.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-12-03
Jerome's Sensational Raid.

New York, Dec. 2.-District At torney Jeromes sensational raids on alleged gambling resorts was beguG at midnight last night and continued until after f o'clock this morning Numerous places were raided. At tacks on the small places, however were almost overlooked in public in terest, which centered in the assaults on the mansions occupied by Rich ard Canfeld and William Burbridge and were entered Dy means of lad ders, axes and sledges. Great quan- titles of costly evidence" was SC cured iu these places.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-12-03
First Official Day.

Chicago, Dec 2-The first official day of the third international live stock exposition opened here today under favorable auspices. Every ex- hibit is in place.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-12-03
Pay Commissions Expenses.

Washington, Dec. 2-Representa- tive Cannon has introduced a bill today appupriating S50.O00 to de- fray the expenses of the anthracite coal commission.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-12-03

If YOU feel i'll and need a pill Why not purchase the beSts DeWiLts Early Risers Are httle surprisers,
 Talso ous~-thsy du the rest.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-12-03
BETRAYED ARnER DE RED ni.k

-UNi TRIBE No. 6, Prescott, Arizona. Reg sl,a; councils Of this tribe at Masonic Hall on the Ihird Sleep of Each Seven Suns, 7th Run S0th Breath. Visiting Chiefs in good standing frGternaily invited to attend.
 GEO. BURCH, Sachem. T. L. HARRIS, Chief of Records.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-12-03
Prescott LodgeNO. I, ,EEIGHTSeFPYTHIAS

SseSalsr meeting of this lodge every Monday ai at K of hnil. Sojourning Knights in good standing are cordially invited to attend.
 FRED B. PHILPOTT. c. c. F. NJ. ROBERTS, K of k and s.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-12-03
EASTERN STAR.

GOLDEN RULE CHAPTER No. 1, meets ia Masonic Hall on the first Thursday in each month.
 MRS. JENNIE SMITH, Worthy Matron EARIRET-D. OLIVER. Secretary.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-12-03
prascaft Chapter No. 2 K. 4. M.

stated communications the first Saturdays of .-ag. IlonL.a a. o o'clock p. h. Visiting s;B nn- i,anions cordially invited to attend.
 A. D. BARNHART, II. P Eiorris tioldwater, Secretary. -f.-. EEaiEsniny Committee.-NorriS GoldwateT, -- =. !SaieIiCks. 4. A Johns
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-12-03
United MOderuS.

Prescott Lodge No. 12S, meets every Thursday aighta s ?. h., in odd Fellows hall. Visiting members in good standing cordially invited to attend. CHAS. H. McLANE, Chancellor.
 ED. KEEL. FiRaneies and Recorder.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-12-03
SECRET SOCIETIES
AztIan Lodge Nc. 1. F. & 4. H.

Regular meetings of this lodge at Masonic Hall, p. ID. on the last Friday of each month. Solourning brethern are fraternsliy invited to attend.
 A. n. BAREHART, N. M. Morris GOldwater, Secretary. Examining Committee,-R. N. Frederick k- A. Johns. Morris GolGwster.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-12-03
Iyanhoe Conlmandery No. ]. K. I.

Stated conelave first Friday of each month Pilgrim Sir Knights cordially invited.
 P. A. JOHNS, E. l.. R. \. Frederieks, Recorder.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-12-03
B. P. 0. ELKS.

Prescott Lodge No. s30, meets first and thiri Wednesdays of each month. Visiting brother. arc cordially invited to attend
 j. P. DILLON, E. R. s J. HERNDoN. Secretary.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-12-03

Rat Portage, Ont, Nov. 29.- PFac- tically the entire business portion of the village of Norman was wiped out by fire this morning. Loss will be S5OO,OO0, insurance probably one third of that amount. Principal suf- fsrers are tn, lumber companies,
New-York tribune., 1902-05-12

itv' deservedlv fills the place Of honor where
the best works Of Sir Edward Burne-Jones were
hung. The drawing is 10 longer sure. for the
red drapery around the figure at the helm is
solidly painted; but NIr. Watts has not lost his
sense Of color, nor his dexteritv in combining
Venetian reds and browns with the dark greens
Of the waves with their steel gray crests. In
like some Of his intricate allegories, the symbol
ism Of this picture is simple, and is not left to
vague conjecture. The boat is among the rocks
and the oarsnaan is rowing cautiously but not
despondently. for Love is at the helm keenly
and hopefully watching the breaking day,
Apart from the work Of the Academicians
there is little Of real value 10 be seen in the
New Gallery. There are thirteen limitations Of
medieval painting in tempera. with Mrs Mari
anne Stokes and Mr. Walter Crane as leaders
Of a small knot Of enthusiasts. Sir James D.
Linton has theatrical Vision Of the Madonna
and Child" with a monk kneeling reverently as
he paints and Mr Herbert Schmalz has an
equally ineffective religious work in st
Monica's Prayer" Sir Philip Burae-Jones turns
from his fathers poetic dreamland TO the grace
ful idyll of Nj Boughton and Mr.. Wetherbee
in Autumn Leaves" The old legends are for
gotten at the New Gallery. and the decorative
art is crude and badly designed There is
promise in the daring inpressionist art Of Mr..
Moffat Lindner: there is scuIpturesque treat
ment IN Mr. Browns 'Haymakers ana there
is distinction Of style in Mr. Adrian Stokes
"Goatherd South Tyrol"; but for real achieve
uent there is nothing better than NIr. Edward
Stott's Moonlight IdylI' with two lovers
whispering at the gate under a soft purple sky,
while a single window is lighted in the dimly
outlined house. The loneliness Of the scene and
the silence Of the night be felt, while the
canvas glovs with beauty Of soft harmonies OF
purple, gray and green. Mr.. John Lavery and
Nj George Henry have good examples of their
art on these walls. Mr.. Lavery's Spring" with
the young girl and a mass of white blossoms IS
delightful in color well as strong in model
ling II the Scotch painters would concentrate
their efforts, they might convert the New Cal
Iery once more into a stronghold Of art and re-
lease il from the reputation Of being an Aca-
demic annex. The substitution OF japanese
LACQUER work for the sculpture formerly seen in
the central hall is an unfortunate confession Of
weakness I. y. z.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-12
THE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND To-DAY's FORECAST.
washington. May I1-TenperatUres have risen gener-
ally east Rocky Mountains, except in few scat
tered localities nevertheless somewhat below
the seasonal from the Upper Mississippi Valley
eastward slope region they 10 1s degrees
above the During the last twentyfour
no, - .here have followed by clearing
weather in Valley, thunderstorms the central
Rocky Mountain region, and showers IN the extreme
northwest Elsewhere Of the Roxy Mountains the
weather was generally fair. West Of the Rocky Noun
tans the been fair except the northern
districts where light local showers There
will be Monday in the central Rocky Mountain
region Minnesota South and Western Nebraska,
and also south portion Of the West Gulf States
There will be 81 Tuesday the south portions OF
the Gulf States generally Elsewhere the weather Will be
generally fair Monday and Tuesday. Temperatures Viii
he higher over half Of the on the
England the winds will be light and variable.
on The Middle Atlantic Coast light and mostly the
South Atlantic light fresh south
an the Great Lakes light fresh and mostly
beve yh variable winds and fair weather the Grand
Ranks Frost warnings have been issued for Southern
idaho and extreme Northeast Oregon.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-12
GEN. C. Fl. T. COILS DEAD.
HIS THREE CHILDREN WERE AT HIS
BEDSIDE WHEN THE END CAME.

Philadelphia May 11.-General c. H T. Coils
died at 11;45 o'clock tonight. His three chill
dren. two sons and a daughter, were at his
bedside at the time.
General Coils was taken 10 Bryn Mawr Hos
pital late yesterday afternoon from his coun-
try home. at Gettysburg, and was operated on
this morning by DR.. Joseph Price, of this city.
DR.. F. G. Kneer. the generals family physician,
was present
General Coils stood the operation we'll, and
although his condition was extremely critical.
his daughter and two sons were hopeful Of
his recovery. Mrs. Coils. who was a trip
in Northern Russia, where she intended 70
spend the summer, has returned 10 Paris on ac-
count OF the generals condition, and will sail
the first steamer for home.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-12

Our towns swonan Mrs. Hetty Green. who has
fine bed Of marigolds in the back yard Of the
Chemical Bank had severe attack O hdgets last
week and now carries around a 44-calibre re
v0lver 10 scare off any verturesome man that tries
the Ellen NJ Stone game on her When we asked
Hetty yesterday # she had any grudge In particu-
lar against US. she stopped pulling asparagus long
enough 70 say You Sakes alive. no. you old
baby. It's lawyers-lawyeTs." says she Then
heavinE a bunch ~ sod the cashier, she added
Did ever tell YOU about Joe Choate7" Just then
along came a fire engine. and. although We wanted
70 hear the Of the story, took in the fire.
which finally put out
Our young townsrnan Harry Lehr. mas Just got
IN new line of wet goods which he is seIn'
commission. He says business is first rate. and
that when you want cut a dash wear A bracelet
on your left ankle over a poky1ot sock We're
much obliged 20 Harry. bur wear boots.
The person that wrote Us that there build
ing chuck full of thieves, bIacklegs. p,ckpockets
and such in Centre-st., near Leonard. that ought
TO be exposed. got o good one on Us. When we told
Police Commissioner Partridge about II. on the
straight tip. Reuben-that's the Tombs" Mistakes
viii happen.
Mrs. Philindy Spencer is in great pickle. She
sold out her three hundred acre farm IN Chenango
County. and came 20 the city 70 live IN nat cost
ing 50 a month When she got the old Moses
Spencer family bed set Up IN the bedroom she
couldn't get in herself and now she's going TO
have vendue 10 sell about two carloads Of stuSr
that came from the old homestead.
The Honorable Patrick sheedy has sen, Us an
Invitation 10 call and picture that he saws Is
four hundred years old by II" clock Painted by a
feller named Vanilla, inventor OF vanilla ice cream
according 70 Pat Mr. Sheedy says he 20, the
picture while distributing Tracts at Monte Carlo
Mr. Sheedy is helping Buffalo Bill write show bills
for next season.
The following item is published by request Mr.
Blossom. Dear Sir: A. recent dinner Of the Met
ropohtan Club, after all present had partaken lib
orally OF seven kinds of wire and other delicacies
the Rev. Dr. Shares rose and said that On account
OF the blessings which had been showered so nle,-
ufully on their respective paths they all ought 20
give something 70 the destitute whereupon PreSi-
dent Gotrox OF the Amalgamated Syndicate with
New-York tribune., 1902-05-12
TRANSPACTrIC MAILS

Mails for China. Japan Phlippine Islands
Francisco. close here daily at $50 IN "a
May 1I2. inclusive dispatch Per Peru
China ana Japan, seattle daily
$50 70 Nav TIt inclusive. dispatch
per Kinshiu Maru Registered mail must D
directed via Seattle
Australia Except West Australia. which IS for
war5ed EUrOpe1. NeN-Zcaiand Fiji samoa ara
Hawaii Francisco. close here daily AZ $50
D after April Te6 and NJ May II. inclusive or
arrival OF =. Canpana, 1le az NeW-YOrk III.
for dispatch per s s. Ventura
Mails China and Janan via Seattle Victoria
=. @. close here daily az $50 m Nav TO in
elusive dispatch per Empress regis
tered mail must be specially addressed Merchandlss
Z Postal Agency shanghai "a
forwarded Canada
Mails for Hawaii Japan and China letter nail ana
separately addressed periodicals the Phippne Isl
Manila. via Francisco close daily
csc ,. N. up May 722 Inclusive. for dispatch per
Mails for CHINA Japan Tacoma close here daily
$50 p TO May rs inclusive. for dispatch
GleloCle
Mails Australia except West Australia which
Europe. and Nev-Zsaland. which goes
Francisco FIJI Islands Seattle and Victoria
3. c. close here daily $50 a-re- Nay vi and
ID May "a inclusive. for dispatch = Mowera.
Nails for Hawaii Francisco close here daily
$50 p m up Nay "a. inclusive for dispatch
Alameda
close daily at $50 p up 20 June "a.
elusive. for dfsparch per = : AUSTRALIA
Transpacihc forwarded of sailing
OF closing arranged ths presu-np-
uninterrupted overland
mail closes a .. m previous day.
CORNELIUS VAN COTT. Postuaster
Postoaaes- NsW-Hork y Y. Nay 9. 1907.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-12
LOCAL ITEMS.

eyes dimred with emotion, rose and said: Gen
temen, I propose we give three cheers for the
poor"
Secretary Shaw has given orders for no one to
give anything TO the Custom House searchers when
they want to get their baggage passed quick,
Ey erybody has been waiting see the busting up
Of the tipping system and it's got 10 quit OF
course. this Will stop it.
Mrs saule Sampson has left rhubarb pie on
our ONCE desk SaIlie could always make the
shortest crust OF any girl around ketchun's Cor
ners where she used to sing alto in the Methodist
Church choir.
We drank an ice cream soda with old friend
Russell Sage on Friday night the Hotel Man
haitian. We paying the check One glass was Just
enough for US both After got home We recol-
Iected that somehow Uncle Russell managed it so
that We drank of the froth for our half
William J. Bryan has bought a Shorthorn heller
FOR $3.50 and two automobile men are hanging
around his house We guess Billy needs the
automobile 10 catch up with the Presidential poti-
cal procession led by David B. Hill.
John L. Sullivan called at the City Hall on Mon
day with bunch Of violets that he wanted to pre-
sent 20 Mayor Low. Mr Sullivan is raising severa.
things besides yiolets these days.
Mark Twain has bought farm in westchester.
where he expects TO reduce his unmanageable bank
account by raising chickens for the New-York mar
ket. Mr. Twain has looked the ground over and
picked one calling that always results in a dead
loss 10 the operator.
Senator Bailey. Of Texas was 70 have sprung his
boom for President AT Tammany Han on Thursday
night. Mr.. Bauey's main plank IS. NO subsidies.
and no Democrat shall wear a dress suit" The
Arst man 10 shake hands with him after he rea he'd
the Democratic Club was Lewis Nixon. who wears
a dress suit every time he makes speech and
believes In ship subsidies.
bin lookin' round this city az the posies this
week. and T minded OF the poem that queer
chap Whitman wrote. only, II he'd bin Twin right
in New-York he'd a said. When Iacs first in the
pushcart bloom"
Heard a say Yesterday he'd ruther be a
lamppost in New-York than a brownstone fountain
in Boston. I said, What's the matter with bein'
a hitchin post in Bloomville7''
New-York tribune., 1902-05-12
FOR A WORTHY SUCCESSOR.
FATHER DUCEY ASKS PARISHIONERs TO
PRAY-DESCRIBES QUALITIES DE-
SIRED IN NEXT ARCHBISHOP.

In all the Catholic churches yesterday it was an
nounced that masses would be said to-day for the
repose Of the soul of Archbishop Corrigan.
Al ST. Leo's Father DUcey. after his regular
mon, said
Two weeks ago I requested from this pulpit
and al thought al the time that he was on the
road 10 recoIsry Dql LOT me Ine aSL J%o @ Or Jnree b
heard Of his death from heart failure at any time.
- hope @ mn I4I .H ~ SUr % f 81 81 otbI re eepesso I
should he the favorite Of any priest or mem
ber OF the atty but one who Is worthy. able and
tit to take up this tremendous responsibility, and
a tremendous responsibility it is
In speaking Of this parish although one Of the
smallest in the city. he highly praised the work
one Of the things thar priests ana bishops have
and sycophsncy father should never be narrow
minded with ms chdfeh, oul t allow &dil@" mem 70 eN-
should correct them.
Father Ducey ended his remarks by again re-
ouesting that IN their prayers the congregation
prav that Archbishop Corrigans successor he A
Just man oC high intellect, and who would
treat an errng son like the prod!gal Of old.
In ack and purple some three hundred mem
bers Of the Society Of St. Aloysius. Of the Church
of the Most Precious Blood, at Canal and Baxter
SIS marched through the parish yesterday morn
ing In a procession Of mourning in memory Of
Archbishop Corrigan. Afterward they entered the
church and marched past the catafalque placed in
the centre aisle OF the church. on which were the
mitre. CroZier and vestments or the dead Arch
bishop. Mass was celebrated by the Very Rev
Athanasius the Provincial Of the Franciscan Order
in the United States and after the celebration the
blessing of the nitre. crozier and vestments fol-
lowed. Monsignor Bernardino, O. NJ. F. preached
the
The Holy Name Society Of st. Vincent Ferrer's
Church Iexington-ave and Fifty-sixth-st. held
service in the afternoon in memory or the Arch
bishop Appropriate resol lItons OF regret and con-
dolence were passed. The Rev. Bernard F. Logan
the rector. and the Rev J. A. DAILY. sub-prior
spoke Solemn high will be celebrated IN the
church 9 a. to-day.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-12
CONCERTS AND BENEFITS.
soUSA AT THE METROPOLITAN.

sOUSA AT THE METROPOLITAN.
John Philip Sousa brought his band 70 the Metro
poIra1 Opera House last night. and presented
varied programme TO an audience which filed the
house The programme included some Of his
marches. Sullivan's "Di BallO' overture, the Moor
ish dance from Professor J. X. Paine's new opera
.Aza-a " in which Mr.. Sousa disclosed some quite
new movements. and the finale TO Act OF PuccinIs
la Tosca." The soloists were Arthur Prior. who
played a trombone composition Of his own. Miss
Lucille Jocelyn. who sang scene from ''Ernani.'
and Miss Marguerite De Fritsch. who played HUI
bays violin fantasie Carmen The audience was
extremely applausive.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-12
sERrICE ZOE FoRTY-sErENrH REGINEyT

The 9Th Regiment, y. G. y. Y. Brooklyn, at
tended It's annual church service last night The
service conducted by the chaplain Of the regi-
nent. the Rev John z. Carson. pastor Of the Cen
rral Presbyterian Church. The regiment marched
from the armory in the Eastern District TO the
church at Marcy and Jefferson aves. As the com
mand marched down the aisles a chorus Of thirty
six voices sang the professional, God Bless Our
Native Land" Other special music also
dered. The subject of the cha plains sermon
.Habits: Their Mastery and Their Use.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-12
POstomce Notice.

tShouIt Be read DAILY bv Interested. changes
tine
close promptly IN all casezl az -hs General Posrof1ce
follows. Parcels Nails close earlier
closing shown below Parcels Post Mails for Ger
many close 2. "Wednesday
and Supplementary Mails close Foreign sta
tiun half closing shown below
that Supplementary Europe and Cencra-
America Colon, close hour later AT Foreign sta
New-York tribune., 1902-05-12
PRICK BUILDING 4 RAILROAD.
PERSONALLY RESPONSIBLE, HE sAYs FOR
WORK ON THE FORT SMITH
AND WESTERN

Guthrie Okla May 11-Frorn information given
cut here to-day il is ascertained that the Kansas
CITY Southern Railway. with Henry Frick OF Pitts
burg is back of the Fort Smith and Western Rail
road, now being built from Fort Smith. Ark 70
Guthrie and that the final terminus will be Den
yer, Col
already the survey is being pushed toward Den
yer from Guthrie. and contractors have received
information from Mr.. Frick that he viii be per
eouav responsible for the construction OF the road
and were Instructed 70 rush the work.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-12
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND TUESDAY.

For New-England fair to-day and Tuesday; light vara
be winds
For New-Jersey. fair to-day and Tuesday warmer in
tho interior light fresh mostly southeast
For Eastern Pennsylvania fair to-day,
portion; Tuesday fair warmer; light 70 fresh winds
mostly southeast
For NeH-Nork, fair to-day Tuesday fair
warmer; variable winds.
Pennsylvania. fair to-day.
Tuesday fair light fresh
tor western New-York fair today ana Tues
daI- light to winds.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-12
TWO PERFORMANCES FOR CHARITY

Two beueht performances in aid Of the Settle
ment Home for Crippled Children were given yes
terday afternoon and evening by B. F Keith at his
Fourteenth Street Theatre. There were good
houses at each. and the home viii De substantially
aided. With the help of several outside vaudeville
actors. the programme at the evening performance
almost completely changed.