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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-10-31

Eavasota, Tex, Oct. 31.-A bad
freight wreck occurred on the Santa
Fee about four miles east OF this city.
The engine and eighteen box cars
went into the ditch. Engineer Jack
Havecott received a bad sprain OF the
ankle in jumping and negro stealing
a ride was fatally hurt b. a splinter
being driven through his abdomen.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-10-31

Austin. Oct. 31.--A proposition will
probably be made az the next meeting
OF the ciry council of Austin by vel
known citizen Of this place in behalf o.
foreign capitalists 70 rebuild the dam
across the Colorado river. It is stated
that the men who are behind this pro
ject expect 10 Use the waters formed
- fhe dam for power purposes and
also 90 establish an extensive system
of irrigation in connection Herewith
There are several thousand acres o,
irrieable land along the Colorado he.
low the city. which could be reached
by means Of fumes from the lake that
would be formed by the dam
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-10-31

Mexsa. Tex. Oct, 3I--Mrs. H. NJ
Munger ST. died At her home in this
city from the effects u a fan that she
received last Sunday evening from
the gallery, In which her shoulder was
broken she vas the mother of Bob
and Steve Munger the cotton gin men
~ Birmingham Ala. and also leaves
four other ehildren-H, VI Munger.
Jr-. Mrs J II league and Mrs J NJ.
Long Of this city and Mrs. John Meanc
of Shreveport.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-10-31

Abilene, Tex, Oct. 3f.--Two frame
business buildings were destroyed by
FIRE ON North Second street. with their
contents. p. C. Knapp. furniture, sus
tained a total loss OF $4,000, with In
surance Of $500. M. Nj Thompson,
sewing machines, loss $3.50. insurance
s309 John III Rockanbaugh, bicycles,
loss $3.50. Insurance $500
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-10-31

London. Oct Silt gas officially
announced that the purchase price Of
the White star line. on It's Joining the
International Mercantile Marine com
pany. n, IS 4g5 $50 Of which SIS 735.-
fs8 Il payable ia cash. s25, ia 600 in
preference shares. and 81 5S7 0o0 IN
con- mon stock. The shareholders thus
receive ever $4,000 for each 1905
EhAraH
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-10-31
AOMEsEEKERs COMING.
Katy Bringing Great Number of Peo
Pile 10 Texas

Pile 30 Texas.
Denison. Tex. oct. 51.-The Katy
Flyer Wednesday night came In In tw6
sections. bringing the greatest number
Of homeseekers ever brought into the
state In one day by any railroad. The
fret section Of the flyer ran double
header and carried twelve coachloads
The second section carried eight load
ed coaches.
There were 1890 homeseekers on the
train for Texas About 100 of the ex
cursionistg stopped OF here and viii
sake several side trips in Grayson and
Fannta tugnlIe~
The excarsio lists are well-ic-do
farmers from Illinois indiana. Wis
coEsin and IoWa a. They are lOob ne
for lands in Texas that are cheaper
than they are IN the north and east
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-10-31

San Juan. Oct sf-Political riotlng
al Ponce was renewed Wednesday
evening rem . To IL o'clock the city
was Ia this hands Of a Republican mob
alleged to have been aided by the nun
lcipaI police The Federal club vas
AIRED ON. One man was killed and sew
eral were badly wounded.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-10-31

City of Mexico. Oct 31.--lene
Carlos velez, the fsrst minister Of Mex
leo from the Republic Of Cuba. was re-
ceived by President Diaz at noon
Thursday Ia the splendid hall Of am
bassadcFs There was large attend
anca OF distinguished visitors.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-10-31

Minneapolis. Oct 31,-six fremen
were injured Ia fire here that canned
q damage estimated Mt s25o,e00, The
six-story building occupied by the
Minneapolis Paper company and own
ed by ] s. Oswald &c CO.. was Quilted
The stock OF the paper company
known as Wright, Barrett & StilIwel1
was consumed. The contents are
said to have exceeded s200,00 In val
ne
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-10-31

Jackson, Miss, Nov. LIN an AZ.
tempt to liberate hts friends s. o. Il
Jones. from the couaty Jail at Noun
Olive, Miss. John Willis, white man
was shot and instantly killed by Deputy
Sheriff Walker Willis approached the
jail armed with two six-shooters and
an axe and when ordered TO halt, at.
tempted TO draw his guns, whereupon
Officer Walker fred killing Willis
instantly.
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chanr. af vraus nrnlsa.

st. Louis. Mo-. Oct. 3I.--Judgs Ryan
denied the application for change oi
vanne al former Delegate E.dmund
Berseh. charged vita perjury Ia cen.
necEion With the suburban brtheF1
cases. A fury vas then selected and
the taking az testimony commenced.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-10-31

waxahachie. Tex. Oct. 21-The first
arrest for violating the local option
Law recently adopted here was made
here Thursday. The defendant was
caught In what Ia known as bootleg
ging whisky while the big crowd at.
tending a circus was in town.
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rnalnaea far ennsplrnar

Louisville. Nov. 1.--fhe federal
grand Jury here returned indictments
against ten citizens OF Bowling Green.
KY, charging them with couspiring 20
prevent the registration OF aolored
voters In q precinct Of that city.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-10-31

Denison. Tex. Oct. 1.-THE We
tmmka hotel at Wetamka, |. T, was
Burned 10 the grnund. The loss IL
5000 Ahoak fifteen bales Of e0tt0n
wAFe also burned
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-10-31

Memphis, Nov. 1.-The fall meeting
OF the Memphis Trotting association
closed Thursday and its success has
been remarkable The attendance has
been large. the weather favorable and
the condition Of the track Ii best evf
6enced by the fact that several pew
worlds marks have been registered BY
the timers.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-10-31

LOST gold wateh and foh,
between ppsf once aua West End.
waieh has blank dial Return 10
Wilbur Beatty at Post Office ata
resolve re- @ard. 81
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-10-31

WANTED The people Of Waxa-
haehEa 10 know stat Stone Bros.
wood yard has on hand tlne lot
OF air Tight heater blocks at 1915
per cord. Winter is here and a0W
II the siFne ta ges la "a supply Of
good dry wood. Cali or phone stone
Rro8. ~
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-10-31

I.ohT-~Ona gold knot, pearl-set
brooch, on publie square, Finder
please return Ia this office and De
feW aramd. ~
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-10-31

BULBS FOR SAL E-Chinese
SACRED and Gala Lillias. Nareisus.
Hyacsaths, Fteaslas, Tulips and
either saritlees, Mrs. W -. FORREST
49, ~ angos street, $40
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Only $500 to
CALIFORNIA

THE Southern Pacific has again opened the
doors to cheap travel from Texas points to
California. During the months Of September and
October, one way second-class tickets will be on
sale from all main line points on the Houston d
Texas Central Railroad and Southern Pacific at a.
rate Of $500, except from stations east OF Hons
ton from which points rate is made by adding
local fare to Houston rate, and from Galveston
where the rate will be $2645 :: :: 3:
"These tickets give stop-overs at California
points, and offer splendid means Of making
trip to California at lower rates than ever Con
suit your local ticket agent write for literature
and other information g.: :: :; ::
NJ. l.. ROBBINS, r. J. ANDERSON,
&. 2. GIT. A. A. +. a
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F0R SALE ny residence near
The Mccartney gin Apply to Fan
nle Wright. Na&ahachte Tex, ~
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roR SALE MY residence aud II
! .e ' ! ~ lard aE 4 bargain, on Brown
street. Apply 20 J. p Perrin. -
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r.AD1Es-Mrs. q. j. Griggs viii BE-
pleased to show yoa har samples 81
fall suits.
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u ptspgs AIRY a.ea. II Il 4 lieiFaeut, easily
aaffsksfsst, red sad inF e2t~gf.ai n%s csisl s..
= q Yssk. fay rt 5sarsfaest. merely Z pain
FSs4ssFY ard harfHls&s
Pregnant Wsst1sB a9e earnestly euirpRtetl
81 try ts.fs Fsssea3. q s4tg ugttessi sss5y =
tFsNnd - h#v dafSnH Has res terra Of saE-
pssgess- teses ahd 3ssasl gatissa.
Mothers Friend IS usa8 diligently
thr1gk 1f8ut srzt fss rtsl afFiEsts the breasts
fas~sesss esstsy4s gfacse BTti core HipYisS
All tisssaess Er7ssssez aE& tHrsSSNA AsralntuR
sfth Sc haFts. 81 tti Naattagi. retag. h~ressns
@csss ised, SBHrie sga elastic fruss SIS eastiH-
ass apssitraf ss1,
Al Mbsss tn TIRE htssssasFfs Frxsas7 viii re-
ssaFa3 read tes{ igr vAHssl reg cover r1nfatss.
ing ts4s esakFg0 IL Mother Friend Is al
mssatst@9e8 externally at oRriHE pregnancy.
Ill sattstie Druggists SEA- thss fsEaSdy iuF
81 per- bottle.
A really 1s4HsN5s fFrsssAe nn r=asnexhaod
wks he scat fFsss. IL POS efssn as.
fHE BisAlHtftD Rf6l1ATOR CO.,
Atlanta. Ca %
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III MEN WASTED-M Men who can
a.oosit $40 or 800 for security.
Address T.. o. Box l62, Waxahachie,
Texas. sop
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ngFsSMAKING IS atisfactio n
guaranteed, Jl3 East Marvin AVE..
a56-2 rings. Mrs. Matte Lay ~
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COLUMN |
S~e~A~e%~~~~~~~~~%$~~~~%~S
HOW MUCH
Do You Want?

'''Thss,4 are sns wants OF mortal
man John GluincF Adams.
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wE sell Sewing Machines st popa-
tar prices. from SIS TO $50. Waxa-
haehie Hardware Co. u
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utp HAVE received maehin-
80 with which we can saw your
wood nc home stone Bros y
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The Light Want coluHan i read
~ tha young and thu old.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-20
bOTS.

A driver of Charles Warner & Co.
Yesterday by mistake put nearly
half ton Of heater coal in the Gel
lar of No. 1923 Jackson street. The
driver was told of his mistake and
with the help of several other color
ed men shoveled the coal out again.
The driver should have delivered it
to 1923 Franklin street.
Albert H. Hambright, who has
been laid up with the walking
typhoid fever, is able to- be about
once more.
Stakes have been driven to mark
the site of the new tuberculQsis hos
pital at E,srnhurst and the building
will be completed by December 20.
The communion service at West
Presbyterian Church, which was
postponed from last Sunday, will
take place tomorrow. 5.
Mrs. Eveleen Wales Adams, who
will be buried in this city to-day,
was a well-known woman and the
widow of Major P. N. Adams, who
fought in the early wars Of this
country.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-20
GRAND uIIpp1p':S> 1 ? = s WORK
s. |; !, NEARLY COMPLETED.
Jurors Will Return on Monday to
Consider Case Against Walter
James, Charged With Causing
the Death of Ella Daker.

ed guilty to stealing four skirts, and
was sentenced to. be imprisoned
three lnonths. She was represented
by John F. Lynn.
ADOPTION CASE. -
The case against Jessie Jones who
is charged with abortion was re-
sImed in the court Of General
Sessions this -. morn;r. .r.! s.a !9:k t9.k ~ ~
nearly the entire Session. The ad.
dresses to- the jury were made but
the court will not make its charge
until Monday morning. Chief Lore
cautioned the jury about talking
with any one except those on the
jury.
Several non-srpport cases were to
come up today, but on account OF
tho absence of the defendants the
cases were postponed until next
Saturday.
The defendants are Robert Nc
Lallghlin, Herbert Martin, James
Gibson and John Ayars.
Court adjourned at 1915 o'clock
until Monday morning.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-20

The work Of the grand jury 1t
shis term OF the Court Of General
Sessions u yearly completed. The
court instructed the Jurors yester.
day, to return at 10 o'clock on Mon.
day morning. when Attorney.
General Ward may have ct least
one more case Tor them to consider,
that OF Walter James, colored,
charged with causing the death Of
Ella Baker, also colored, by setting
6rs ~ " NJ -: c!cts.!!..ss. cs!lcc!.!.s.
The greattc::. paaiitt OF yesterday
afternoons S session was given up 10
the trial Of Jesse X. Jones, a young
man Of Edge Moor who is accused
OF criminal malpractice. He is rep.
resented by Sylvester D. Townsend,
Jr. The case was not flushed last
evening, Deputy Attorney. General
Richards 10 conducting the prosecu-
ti0n.
Napoleon Thebalt, pleaded guilty
to the charge of selling lottery tick.
cts and was fined 500 which was
paid at once. He was represented
by Waller H. Hayes.
Augustine Travis, colored, plead
The evening Republican., 1902-09-20
ABarefaced System Of Theft Laid Bare
by Woman.
THOUSANDS WORTH OF LOOT,
Policeman Follows Wagon Loaded
With Plunder and a Railroad De- :
tective is Charged With Steal
y ing Brass and Merchandise.

peared. After a half hours wait the
policemen became suspicious and
made a thorough search of the
house. It was then Le Claire's wife
informed them he had gone.
The prisoners We're locked up in
the twenty ninth district station
house and a warrant issued for LIE
Claire. Miller, the captain of de-
, tectives, questioned the prisoners,
but they Stuck to their stofy Of how
they came into possession of the
Junk. They We're held for a further
hearing yesterday. Magistrate
Thornton continued their case again
yesterday until next Saturday, re-
leasing them under $500 bail.
Mrs. Martin who lives next door
to LIE Claire says:
"On Saturday morning last" said
Mrs. Martin, Il saw wagon back
up at the side Of my home on Allison
street, and two men load it with
bags from LIE Claire's house and
drive away. Feeling sure that some
thing was wrong | sent my boy to
investigate. He followed the wagon,
With Instructions to tell the first
policeman he met to examine the
contents. You know the result
Prior, it is said, admits that he
bought tons Of brass from LIE Claire,
during the past three years, believ-
ing that he was the proper person to
sell it. 1t was also learned that LIE
, Claire, whom many knew as Trayer,
came from Canada as he exhibited
deeds to property in Quebec, which
he asserted We're his.
Avear asoLeCiuite ar rested Hen
Try Handy. colored. who lives al No.
$3.50 Warren street,on the charge
OF robbing Pullman dining cars OF
supplies. Handy was convicted and
sentenced to nine months. The rail
road officials were later convinced Of
OF his innocence and secured his
pardon.
LeClaire has pass on the Penn.
ylvania iiues aud has probably
used it IN making his escape. The
LeClalre home is pretty house,
with wide vcrandas Last night
, is was noticed that the steps were
! covered with rubber mats such as
| are used on Pullman cars. a large
, rubber ring with the letters "P. r..
: r., moulded in it. was on the porch.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-20
AMUSEMENTS. !.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE. VI
STRANGE ADVENTURES OF
AMOS EKEETER.

"Strange Adventures of Amos
Skeeter, "comes to the Opera House
this afternoon and night. The plot
is simply told, schemed and carried
out with SO muchrapidity that one
must become interested III the first
act, highly amused in the second
and kept in roar of laughter durs
ing the third. The company en-
gagged TO interpret the various roles
have been chosen for their ability
to assume the part portrayed. A
number of handsome gowns by
Mons. Worth, the celebrated Paris
ian dressmaker, will be displayed
by the female members of the COM
pany in the first act.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-20
COMPANY ID"
WILL BE RECRUITED AT
DOVER IN A SHORT TIME.

Adjutant General Wickersham OF
the National Guard OF Delaware,
has issued the following order re.
gardlug the recruiting company OF
Dover.
Mr.. w. p. Shockley and others,
Citizens Of the City of Dover, having
made application for the formation "f
a Company Of Infantry to be station
edat Dover, Del, the Commanding
Officers lst, Infantry is hereby di.
rected to proceed with the Muster IN
ofthis Company at the earliest prac-
tIcable date.
The company will be assigned to
the lst, Infantry, and will be known
as Company d. When the Company
has been Mustered.in, aud the Of
ficers elected the commanding Of
ficers lst Infantry, will report the
fact 10 this office.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-20
The railroad authorities in this

The railroad authorities in this
city are on the tiploe OF expectancy
lover laying bare of an alleged whole
.sale scheme whereby thousands Of
dollars worth of merchandise were
stolen. Detective Jones and his as.
'tauts were batTled until the past
week. The police authorities have
!, been asked to watch for Archibald
VI. Claive Of Philadelphia.
} The various special policemen OF
the company who were charged with
the task Of explaining the theits
were puzzled until last Saturday
morning. Then Heddescon, a police.
man of the Twenty.ninth District
who was on duty at SD street and
Ian caster avenue was approached
iby Raymond Martin, Jefferson and
Allison streets who asked him to fol-
low a wagon that was fast disappear
ing down Lancaster avenue. lleddle-
son hailed a delivery wagon, Just pass
ing, and lasled the hoases up in pur-
SUIT, overtakiug the team after a
chase Of nearly a mile, IL
Ordering the driver to stop he
jumped in and opened several bags
that were found to contain brass
Journals and valves that bore the
Pennsylvania Railroad stamp, and
brass cocks and fittings which were
arterwar1 found to be the property
of the Pennsylvania Steel Company.
h Heidleson drew his revolver and
covered the driver and his helper.
n He then blew his whistle for help.
u Doyle and MulIin, special police
men responded to the call and the
prisoners were asked to explain.
They gave their names as Edward
Prior and George Wood, and said
they lived at II N. 42nd street.
They added that they purrh ased
!. ..xhe Junk from LeCla!re. Thinking
this improbable, the policemen and
the prisoners drove to lie ClaIre's
house. He answered their sum
mons, with his face covered with
latber, and showed them into the
parlor asking to be excused until he
finished shaving.
That, the policeman say, IL the
last they saw of him, but the mex
door neighbor say they saw hin
grab up knit jacket and cap as he
ran out the back door and dlsap
The evening Republican., 1902-09-20
\ FINANCIAL AFFAIRS

Opening was hard although alb
ssnce of any London prices. I'm
certainty as to Bank Statement
checked outside speculation. st.
Paul strong, helped by rumor that
through purchase of Smith hold ings
Rockefellers had acquired prep on
derating voice in affairs Of property.
Gould stocks firm and Texa, ralli ed
easily.
Old pool in E. s, Leather reported
in working order again. Talk Of early
advance in Rubber Goods on cOnsOIi-
dation rumOrS Steel stocks helped
by belief obstacles 10 conversion plan
practically removed independent
Steel issues sympathiled,
The evening Republican., 1902-09-20
Robbers Bind Waterman

JaaesyiIle, Wis, Sept. 30. Three
masked men entered the Office Of the
JanesvIlle Street Railway Company
early TO day, bound the night watch.
man Quirt hand and foot, and then
blew the large sale cDen with dyn.
aml'e. They took the contents of
the safe. The alarm was not sound.
I'd tor an hohr and hall, when the
night W atchman worked tie cords
80 that lie could reach tie phone.
The Operator communicated with
the police and they went 10 the othce
to find wrecked.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-20
THE WEATHER. .

In the Middle States and New Eng.
land to day cloudy weather Will
prevail, with warmer temperature
and showers.
On Sunday partly cloudy to faie
weather will prevail, with cooler
temperature and westerly winds.
On Monday clear weather and
warmer temperature will prevail with
variable winds.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-20
Personals
James Ponder has returned fr,

James Ponder has returned from
his vacation
Mrs. John Evans, Of No. 1920
West street, will return tolay from
Kinks Mills. ps.., where she spent
tbne summer,
Herbert Thatcher and Edmund Ct
Robinson have returned to Swarth- =
more College. Richard c. Thatcher
enters the Freshman class.
Miss Helen NJ. Thompson, Of Hoe
kessin, is visiting Miss Mabel Petty
John, Of No. 4OS West Seventh street
Miss Emma Miller, of the class Of
1899 Of Friends School, Smith 1903,
is visiting friends in town.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-20
Interesting Lecture.

John william Grsham, Of Man.
chester, England, delivered an elo.
ouent lecture last evening In
Friends Meeting House. His sub.
ject was TEducation and Religion. "
During his lecture Mr.. Graham said
I hat Education tends not to make
sceptlcs, but better Christians. In
studying the physics OF the world one
Is compelled TO recognize The Great
Creator and the all compelling Power.
The lecture was given under the
auspices of the Young Friends Asso'
clation and was we'll attended.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-20

Evangelist Albert A. Bichell of
Baltimore, Nd, will assist the Rev.
q. l.. Wolfe pastor Of the First NJ.
y, Church, Seventh and Walnut
streets in IA series Of revival services
commencing on Sunday evening to
continue for two weeks
The evening Republican., 1902-09-20
Child Run Over.

Catherine Harkus, aged years,of
No. 1906 Pleasant street was run
over by a furniture wagon this morn
ing and received in juries about the
head and body.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-20
z Benefit Game,

The Wilmington 4, A, base ball,
Team will have a beEe9t game on
Thursday CT next week. Tbs attrac.
tion will be Tie Beslon Na.l9pal
League team. 1t will make the third
game between tie two teams. and
each team has won one game, The
entire gate fe cefpts will be divided
among the W ilmington A. A. players
The evening Republican., 1902-09-20
MARRIAGES.
DfA ] rs.

BUELL. LE'-On SEPT. 49, 1902, Anna r. Buel-
Ter, widow of John Bue hier.
Relatives an friends are invited to attend
the funeral from the residence of her nephew
Frank II. Dlehl, Bear Del. on Sept. 22 /. ut
plja. M. lnterment at Woodland cemetery
Philadelphia +
The evening Republican., 1902-09-20
UNDER SOUTHERN SKIES.


The comedy drama "Under South.
ern Skies" by Lottie Blair Parker.
author of "Way Down East ts wei!
supplied with scenes and characters
that draw laughter from the audience
The leading part isa mlngling OF
comedy ana pathos which compe!s
a laugh to follow a tear. There are
many bright lines. funny situations
and amusing characters throughout
the entire play which keeps people
laughing and entertained from tEe
rise to the fall Of the curtain. Amer
Llzer is a'veritablc "Topsy" and the
colored "Auntie aud "Uncle" az.
ford lot Of fun. Most Of the other
characters supply their share OF
bum9r 70 tAs performance consplcl.
southern co!ouels. Tie scenery In
"Under Southern Skte.' ls -. vs-v
hAAnl!f.., a.. ga .t .ue costul,ss are daih:
ty and picturesque Following the
fas shipns Of ale period 1875. Mr.. VIM.
A. Brady has spent money lavishly
on lie production aud has selected
4 large and capable company. The
fes ult IS an entertainment com mpleto
In every way tina. has amused and
delig hted large audiences through
out an enga cement Of nearly three
months at the Theatre Republic.
New York. s'Under Southern Skies,
will appear at Grand Opera House on
Tuesday night.