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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-10-24
YOUNG PEOPLE WED.
Miss Iva Irene Harrison Becomes Mrs.
Chas. Il. Peppers.

Charlton, Oct. 2z.-At the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ Harrison Tuesday
evening, occurred the marriage of their
daughter, Miss Iva Irene, to Charles II,
Peppers of Centerville. Promptly at s
O'Clock the bridal party entered the
parlor, TO the strains of Lohengrin's
wedding march played by B. j Bech.
tel. There the groom and the minister
were met at the altar by the bride and
her father. who gave her away. Rev.
F. w. Henry performed the ceremony
in the presence of about sixty relatives
and friends. After congratulations had
been extended an elaborate wedding
supper was served. The bride is
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j M, Harm-
son of this city and has grown up here
from childhood, where she is known by
all, The groom is a son of Mr. and
Mrs. w Fl. Peppers of Abba and for
merly resided here. where he enjoys
the respect and confidence of many
friends. He and his bride left yester-
day for wedding trip to Chicago, af-
ter which they will be at home to their
friends in Centerville, where Mr. Pep
pers is engaged in the drug business.
A. DahlstIom went to Ottumwa yes
terday with a view to locating there.
Vim. Tout Went to osceola yester-
day on business.
.Alonzo Williams is enjoying a visit
with sister from Winfield. Kansas.
Mrs. James Boyland went to Council
Bluffs yesterday Tor visit with rela-
tiyes
Frank Trotter of Ottumwa was in the
cry Yesterday ON business
Mrs. w. Il. Lucas Went to Creston
yesterday for a visit with her son, E.
E. Lewis and family
Mrs. Oliver Hawkins returned yes
.terday from visit at Centewille.
A. ". Boyland Of Lincoln township,
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Abba, Oct. 22.-The members of the
Simpson college foot ball team passed
through town this morning on their
way to Columbia, Mo, where they play
the Iowa state University team to-
day.
The clerk of the district court issued
marriage licenses yesterday TO Andrew
Lind, aged 81, and Miss Anna Reese,
aged 81, both of Hiteman, and to Chas.
H. Nichols, aged 81. OF Cleveland, and
Miss Jessie Myers, aged 81, of Canton
Illinois,
Rev Fl. j. Bell of Garner. who has
been visiting relatives and friends in
town for the past few days, left for
his home in Garner yesterday morning.
L. H. Gibson of Kirltwood. who has
been visiting at the r. Z. Sanders
home for the past two days, returned
home yesterday evening on Burling-
ton No. 4.
The town clock for the court house
was shipped from the factory to Abba
October II, but has not arrived here
yet
Mrs w. c. Hammond win entertain
the whist club this evening.
A. G. Bagley OF Keokuk was trans
acting business in town this morning
Robert E. Saunders, who has been
very sick for some time, is reported
q little worse today.
] M. Christie of Des Holmes was an
Albiayisitor yesterday.
NJ G. Maxwell OF Mt Ayr, is trans
acting business in town today.
n G. Roberts OF Fort Madison was
an Alba visitor yesterday
G. e: True of Marshalltown, was
transacting business in Abba this
morning.
w w. Cook of Pella was an Abba
visitor yesterday.
J. e. Barnard of OsceoIa was trans
acting business in Abba yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. r. e. Evans of Oska-
loosa were Abba visitors yesterday
M. M. Burton of Kansas City was in
Abba yesterday on business.
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Bronpton.

Brompton, Oct. 22.-District quarter
ly meeting will commence at the
church Thursday night Rev G. w.
ICarnes OF Fairfield will preside. The
meeting will continue over Sunday.
Mrs. Selby. who has had stroke of
paralysis a few weeks ago is able TO he
out again.
Mr.. and Mrs Richard Foster have
a baby at their home.
Mrs. Mounts OF Albany and her two
daughters We're in this community Wis
iting Tuesday,
Mrs. Ellen Mosier of Abba and Miss
McCumbers called on the Whitlock
family Monday.
Richard Foster. who has been sick,
is convalescing.
Mr.. Rogers Of Nebraska is visiting
his niece. Mrs. Mary Dale
Lib Landers of Abba is visiting here.
o. S. Miller is able TO work again.
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RUNAWAY ACCIDENT
CHARLES RUFFlN, FARMER RE-
SIDING WEST OF CITY SUE
FERs BROKEN ARM.
Team Becomes Frightened Near Bear
Creek This Morning Wagon Col
Iides With Obstruction Occupants
Thrown to Ground.
From Thursdays Daily.

From Thursdays Daily.
The bones of an arm broken and
crushed and a number of bruises and
scratches were the injuries sustained
in a runaway yesterday in the vi
cinity of Bear Greek by Charles Ruflin,
a farmer who resides about half way
between this city and Chillicothe. Mrs.
Ruhiu who accompanied her husband
and who brought him to town after his
injury, escaped unhurt
Mr. Rufiin was driving along the
highway in a common farm wagon
drawn by two horses When a short
distance on the south side of Bear
creek the team became frightened and
to control them and finally in his eff
forts dropped one of the lines. He
chung TO the other and after a run of
about one-eighth of mile the loose
line became entangled In a wheel and
the team was. drawn out of the beaten
path and the wagon collided with some
obstruction. Mr. and Mrs. Ruffin were
both thrown out and Mr. Ruffin suffer
ed a badly broken right arm.
Fortunately the team stopped at
this point and the wagon was but lit
tie damaged Mr.. RufIin was assist
ed into the wagon by Mrs. Ruffin who
drove rapidly TO this city. DIR. Viii
liams gave the necessary medical
attention. 1t was found that the right
arm vas broken between the elbow
and the shoulder in several places
and that both bones were badly crush,
ed.
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Competine We're over Sunday visitors
with relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. II. Tinsley and son
Walter of Stockport spent Sunday in
Batavia.
Mrs. Walter A. Lewis and children
drove to Ottumwa Saturday returning
home Sunday afternoon
Thomas Long and wife. John Long
and Misses Blanche Shepherd and
Flo Long, spent Sunday with Mrs.
Nelson Letta,
John Sylvester of Competine was a
business caller here several days last
week.
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Efdon.

Eldon, Oct. % &C. B. Webb was in
Ottumwa on business today.
Mrs. w. D. Hinkle was an Ottumwa
visitor today
Miss Sue McGahan of Keota is Wis
iting Eldon friends.
Mrs. f. F. Sanders entertained the
B. of T. 7. T. club Monday evening
at her home on North Elm street. Pro-
gressiye whist was the amusement of
the evening and all enjoyed a very
pleasant evening
Miss Wayne Finerty of Keokuk is
visiting in Eldon at the home of De
Kennedy
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Moss have re
turned from a visit with relatives in
Keokuk.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. sewaIl of Buck.
lin, Kans.. returned home after visit
with Eldon friends.
Mrs. B. G. Taylor was an ottumwa
visitor today
Miss Lydia Ritz was an ottumwa
caller today.
Mrs. George Cline was an ottumwa
visitor today.
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went to Brooltville Saturday night to
hear j. A. Raines speak.
Mr.. and Mrs, Chas. Hood visited
Sunday at the home of Mrs. Ross
Caldwell
John Loehr and wife of Fairfield
are with Mrs. Loehr's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Anderson McCreery. The
latter is quite i'll at present.
John Johnson and mother of Fair
field are visiting this week at the
home Of j. w Flint.
I B. Maxwell of Fairfield, was
transacting business in the village,
Monday.
Tom Davis and family of Hedrick,
have moved to Mr.. DeGood's place
south of here
Quite a number of people were
doing business at the county seat on
Tuesday.
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Moravia.

Moravia Oct. Thomas Rupert
and wife left for Ottumwa Monday to
make that city their future home.
The M. e, church is to be frescoed
and repainted.
Mr. and Mrs. w. H, Hobart will soon
dSpart for Texas to spend the winter
9TH their son, Ace.
Mr.. and Mrs. George n. Cathcart
have arrived in this city.
A revival meeting is now in progress
at the q B. church. The pastor, Rev.
Roush, is being assisted in the work by
Rev, B. j. Clark of Webster City. The
meeting will close this week.
Husa McFatridge is here visiting his
Father for a few days.
Neal Scott of Foster transacted bust
ness here Tuesday.
William Turner. who has been quite
sick OF late. is reported much better,
DR. D. Fl. Wills is home from Floris
fer a few days rest
Wallace Chambers of jamestown,
Ind, IS here visiting friends and rela-
tives.
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Mt. Morlah.

Mt Moriah, Oct, a. Howard Suit
and family are home from California
where, they have been spending a
few months.
Fred Smith of near Utica, spent
Saturday and Sunday visiting friends
here,
The Mutt brothers, Ed and Austin,
are putting up nice corn crib.
Miss Retta Siemon of this place,
who is teaching near Stockport, Wis
tied at home over Sunday.
Frank Cromlett, wife and little son
visited Trey friends few days last
week.
Miss Stella Siemon is home from
Eddyvi!le visiting her mother for a
few days.
Sam Boyd visited Stockport friends
Saturday and Sunday.
Willie Carson of Douds, attended
church at this place Sunday.
A number of young people attend
ed church at Union Sunday night
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cross Lanes.

Cross Lanes, Oct 22, C. w. Hardy
has been on the sick list for several
days.
Mrs. Lettie Hidy and Miss Flo
Long were shopping in Fairfield Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Curry have
returned from their western trip.
Mrs. Maude Lamme and Mrs. c.
e Heston were callers at Mrs. Mary
Cooks Sunday.
G. L. Bawner and family and Mrs.
SAKE and brother were visitors at
]. w. Miller's Sunday.
A. v. Beeman was transacting bus
mess here Monday.
George Russell and family visited
his brother, Samuel, Sunday.
Mrs A. H. Colwell visited her sis.
ter in Wapello county last Wednes,
day.
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Abingdon.

Abingdon. Oct ga. r. Downey,
Jr., and wife of lIedrick, were visit
ing at the parental home last We'd
nesday.
j. r. Peters and wife We're in Fair
field Thursday aud Mr.. Peters sis
ter, Mrs. j A. Clarke OF Nit Union.
returned with them TO make a short
visit
Theodore Addison of competine
was here Wednesday
Chas. Wood and Dan Schooey made
"a business trip to Ottumwa Satln.
day
Ghas Riggs Of Libertyville, was Wis
ting Rolla Peters Sunday.
Rolla Peters and Byron Walker
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ter a weeks visit with, their daughter,
Mary, in this place
Mrs. Jennie Wilson of Los Angeles,
California, is visiting with Mrs. E. A..
Groes this week.
Messrs. Harvey and Elyson went to
Verdi Wednesday,
Mrs. II. M. Allerdice went to visit
her daughter near o. NJ. Crandells at
Attica this week.
Tuesday evening, Oct 20, the juniors
entertained the seniors and faculty at
the home OF Miss Lo Dema Crumley
The party consisted of fifteen. AT 8
O'Clock an elaborate banquet was serv-
ed.
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strinatown.

stringtown, Oct. %. -E. F. vannoy
and little sons were in Ottlmwa We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Joseph Bmnaugh is quite i'll
at the home of her daughter Mrs. Ar
thur Broadfeld
Miss Cora Mongerson who is teach
ing school in the Deuser district Wis
tied Saturday and Sunday at the home
of the Misses Davis
Miss Florence Hawthorne is on the
sick list.
Miss Josie Davis visited Friday at
the home of William Sylvester, near
Competine.
DIR. c. A. Henry of Farson was call
ed to the home of G. w. Davis Monday.
Several in this place are sick with
the grip.
H. L. Scott and family visited at
Abingdon Sunday.
Miss Mamie Under of Linby was a
Stringtown caller Sunday.
Elmer Davis was a caller at the
home OF O. c. Smith at Abingdon Sun
day
Miss Mary Buchanan of Competine
is spending few days at the home of
j. A Vannoy.
Mrs Martha Putnam left last week
for her home in Chicago after a
weeks visit with her son John Put
nam.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. e. Woodruff and
Miss Kate Woodruff visited in Bata-
via one day last week
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hliah Point.

High Point, Oct. 22.-IIugo Scernen
of Fairfield visited over Sunday with
John Scernall.
Mrs. Gosman spent Friday with Mrs
Parker, who has been quite sick.
Frank Wellman has his new barn
started in place of the one destroyed
by lightning some time ago.
Mrs. Manro Martz and mother. Mrs.
Harron, spent Friday at Tim Williams.
Mrs. Harfon will remain for some time.
Mrs Frank Wellman and children
and Mrs. Fred Berked spent Sunday at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. f. l.. Patrick
Mrs. Henry Tennyson will soon leave
for Alliance. Neb.. to visit her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Marsh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Viewer of Denver, Col.
visited at the home OF Frank Well
man recently.
Roy Martz bought fifty-five head of
sheep last week.
Charles Murtfeld ond Miss Wright of
ottumwa sbent Sunday at the home of
&. l.. Patrick.
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Euneral of 1. S. Elam.

Rev. D. A. Wicltizer was called to
Moulton yesterday toy conduct funeral
Services oyer the remains OF h. s.
Diam, brother of d. n Elan OF this
city. who died Tuesday of typhoid fe-
yer. He had been sick about two
weeks. Mr. and Mrs. % H. Elan at
tended the funeral which was held at
y O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
Telephone Proposition Carries.
The election which was held yester-
day 10 vote upon the proposition OF
granting a franchise to certain farmers
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went to St. Louis today for visit with
his son. q. Boyland.
A. w Campbell OF Lacona is spend
ing few days in the city.
j. D. Hatch and Miss May Fenton
were given a marriage license yester-
day by Cfcrk Wells,
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ARE NAryRALIzEp.
Two Natives OF Switzerland Become
American Citizens.

Bloomfield, Oct. % district court
yesterday Rudolph Grunder and LoRis
Slonaker, natives of Switzerland. ap-
peared before Judge yermilion, made
necessary proof and received their fin
al naturalization papers as citizens of
the United States. Both men are farm
ers and reside near Pulaski. b. n.
Schlagel and ]. N, Smith appeared as
witnesses in their behalf
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Batavia.

Batavia, Oct 20. Mr.. and Mrs Jesse
Spurgeon of Ottumwa, visited over
Sunday with friends in Batavia.
Miss Madge Wright left Tuesday for
Des Moines, where she will make her
home with her sister,
The social given by the Christian
church at Nelson's hall Saturday even
ing was a great success.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cal Morrison and
Misses Oral and Katie Nelson visited
Mrs George Alfred of Otnmwa Sat
urday.
John Mcneil Of ottumwa spent Sun
day with home folks here
Rev. and Mrs. John Brown went to
Abba last Saturday.
Y. s. Hawthorne and daughters of
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Republican Meetings:


Speakers of learning and ability will
voters the Public Issues of the
attend these meetings and 1earn o
At OTTUMWA, MONDAY OCT. HON. LESLIE M. SHAW.
At Highland Monday Oct 20, Hon. j. Mitchell
At Keb, Tuesday w. MITCHELL
William Reece.
At Dahlonega, Wednesday Harper E. Fecht
e. A.
At Huber School House, Township
Fecht N E. Carpenter, William Reece
Atsonh Otumwa, Friday Oct 80, Hon. Jno. f. Lacey.
At Badensburg Harper Hon yno Mors
Hon. j.
NO one is doing justice to himself who does learn how
to cast his for his best meetings are
educational in their aims and all attend them ana
weigh the arguments made by who have study OF
American politics.
Remember the Places dates speakers Cancel all other
engagements and attend Special invitation extended to ladies'
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RutIer.

Butler. Oct % John Miller was
in Ottumwa Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Randall of Ce-
dar We're callers at a. j. Burgess on
Sunday.
Fred Darner spent Tuesday night
with James Burgess,
Henry Coffman was doing business
in Ottumwa Tuesday
Carl Roberts and sisters were at
H. A, Watts Sunday.
Miss Jessie Lindsey Of Wright and
Miss Carrie Burgess spent Saturday
and Sunday at the home of j. A.
Burgess.
Mr.and Mrs. Jesse Bennett spent
Sunday at Highland Center.
Fred Darner spent Tuesday night
with James Burgess.
John and Will Darner We're in Ere
mont Tuesday.
George W. Harlins of Hedrick was
at A, ]. Burgess home Friday after
noon
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VIII Pearson. of Creston. has been
appointed to the position OF deputy
United States marshal, vice w. A.
Richards resigned.
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A weak mind is quick to seek the
company Of musclc.
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RutIedae.

Rutledge. Oct 22-Alrs. ]. C. Ste
vens will give reception at her
home, Thursday evening, October 80,
at o'clock in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
Roscoe f. Stevens.
Miss Alice Brown has returned from
a visit with relatives at Lincoln,
Neb.
Frank Mast has new barn erect
ed and at present is building a house
on his farm north of tAis place When
completed Mr. Mast will have one OF
the best improved farms north of
Ottumwa
j. G. Porter of Martinsburg will
live on the L. N. Carpenter farm next
year.
Harry Pedrick has decided to quit
the farm and embark in the hard
ware business. which business he left
a year ago on account of i'll health.
His many friends will wish hum sue.
cess.
The Twentieth century department
of the Ottumwa Woman's club will
hold its regular meeting at the
home of the chairman, Miss Lettie
Shepherd, on Friday, Oct. %, at 2
p.e m.
A number of the ladies will
meet with Mrs e. e. Moore today
to work on a quilt which belongs to
the Aid society Of the Salem Meth
odist Episcopal church.
Miss Jennie Stevens and her friend,
Miss fryer of Hedrick, have been
visiting Mrs Andrew Kelsey
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ASH SIONSs
Ash Grove. Oct. 22.-Miss Anna Duff
field county superintendent, visited
the schools at this place Tuesday
Joe Proctor and wife spent Sunday
at the home of James Proctor.
G. A. Hannah and sister Clara were
Ottumwa callers Tuesday.
Lola Reynolds returned home today
after visit with relatives at this
place.
David Huff of Pulaski was an Ash
Grove visitor Monday.
Ohio and Nellie Wheeler and Mae
Roberts We're Sunday visitors at the
Selman home.
Several from this place attended
meeting at Albany Sunday night
Rev. Wicllizer spoke at the hall
Monday night.
orpha Cohagan spent Sunday with
Vida Fletcher.
c. r. Brown and wife called at the
Reynolds home Tuesday
VIII Swires of Missouri is visiting
relatives at this place.
Will Fletcher and family of Orman.
vile were over Sunday visitors at this
place
Jesse Hunt and family of Bunch,
spent Sunday at Tom Cassill's.
VIM. Leonard and family spent Sun,
day at the home Of c. r, Brown.
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Real estate transfers. furnished by
Lowenberg & Co.. real estate agents.
107 South Court street.
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hIEIfIENIHRG


The trials ~ a young mau whose
divorces wife tecasuea nia WotheF-in-
law and insists "a dwelling under
the same roof with h8m and his new
wife were 20 cleFerfy depicted hy
James Nelii So THE Lottery ur
t.oVe ~ the Seattle thfafer last
night that all Who saw lg voted the
play one % the funniest comedies
they had ever seen. The Neil cufu-
pany Il good IN Tragedy meiedrama
and society drama. but in fanns
play it - supsffine.
s-The Lottery Of Love ls not only
laushabie but clever. end the plot
IL most original
Aaolphua Douhiedat fuhrfiea h
beautiful Ff1i named Diana, with a
nlofher--hut such a mother she
wears biopfnsrs and gotten up 10 look
like n twin sister Of thu iucurriEfhle
Carrie Nation she makes the life
OF her son-tu-Iaw one iouz hldeuuE
dream. and finally In n sort % mix
% he accidentally touches hts wife e
shoulder with an umbrella You
have struck her" the m0ther-in- law
cries. and stFaightway goes 20 Da-
kota ard buys her daughter a al
vorce
In the meanwhile time heals the
wounds Of Douhiedot. and he takes
unto himself another wife. who de-
votes considerable time 20 asking
questions about the exact nature %
her husbands affections for hia first
matrimonial prize. Then uouaie-
dots Wif~is father goes south and
rnarriea Diana. and brings her and
her mother back 20 hls own roof
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Third Avenue thsatsf another week
and will present sTeuneseee'a Part
uer the fret performance OF which
will be given tomorrow afternoon.
II is one % the Californi mining
camp plays IN which the men for
the most part are rough and uulet-
tered but full u chieairy and cour-
age Tennessee Partner war
suggested by Bret uarte's popular
romance The interest never fiagr
and everyone follows the action ~
the pieee with attention and eager
ness until the curtain finally falls
upon the last act.
The leading characters viii be IN
especially good hands. as Estha WI
usms siil be seen m the part 81
Nettie Hriee and James " prnphy
a. Caleb swan. the 'high-tnned
keard dealer. Bret Harts's famous
hero. Harry I. Duuklnson VIII be
the "Gewhilliker Hay" the biggest
liar tn Lord ever made" The quar-
tet viii be heard In new character
selections
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-26

The attraction Of the Seattle thea
ter following the Havefley.s Ministries
Will be Reuben IN New York farce
comedy that comes 90 us wet recon-
mendsd from the cities In the Eset II
IL ssid 10 he a combination 81 beauty
music and fun. comprising number
of pretty Girls. catchy songs. funny
comedians. wealth u stunning cos.
TUNES and startling scenic effects thus
giving the eye and ear feast az the
% me time.
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tree, where rs dauE hitter and Double
dot i've. Then the situation becomes
tense uith posAi hliitisn
Ais well that ends we'll. hoNess ~.
ana bf xeffius another dlVorce Ut
ana stfalEhtetH ont fHe whole tauEie
James Sell takes the part Of
buu hiednt John " Burton that %
the SECOND husband u Diana, aud
Miss Ltllau Andrews Be- al that ans
mathef-iuslaw % supposed t. be. AMI
more Miss Chapman ls striking a.
Diana Dorothy sidney sho enact
I'd the raia - pouhIedatH second
wife. Is very sweat and pretty and
especially suited Co the Part
The NeIii company concludes its
cuKa cement tonight with A Gentle
man Of France"
The music OF King podo. IN
which Richard Golden ana o conpa.
ny Of unusual merit Ntil Be seen. an