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New-York tribune., 1903-04-01

COPEI.ANr-M -MIILER-At Ossning. n Y. March 18th.
1905 at Presbyterian Manse. by the Rev James
NcVviIliarns Mr. James s Copeland OF BinghamtOn.
7 and Miss Margaret daughter OF Mr- and Mrs
Henry G. Miller. OF OssinIng. n I.
Notices Of Marriages and Deaths must be in
dorsed with full name and address
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.-oece J. eouLo's TRIP.

c,,,a left the city YESTERDAY on an
Fon "Trip over the roads Of the 6 G@uis 10 accom-
in the West ans al Kingdom and Jay, on LIS J0--
panied , py has as,li probably take about t@o
New-York tribune., 1903-04-01
NEW-YoRK CITY.

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Special Notices.
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John eenaar0's &iiitSry xnd OrcAss-ra c4a b.
snsazst 5ocaI
teaias. :. - slfous &sw Yorx
New-York tribune., 1903-04-01

r, this diagram continuous white In SHOWS ne
- as indicated by The Trtpune : seif-
z5T barometer The dotted line shows the ternpera-
Ir-o @ - S1a~rr5ad lv the local Weather bureau
The following official record from the "est'er hur-au
.s changes In the temperature for the last twenty
,,r hours in comparison with the corresponding a 8"
New-York tribune., 1903-04-01

Miss Elsie de Wolfe and her new play Cynthia
will leave the Madison Square Theatre and the c'y
on April IL because Of poor business 1t Is not yet
announced what attraction will follow at the little
theatre which so far this year. only THE Earl OF
Pawtucket' has been able TO I'LL
New-York tribune., 1903-04-01


will leave the Madison Square Theatre and the city
on April IL because Of poor business 1t is not yet
announced what attraction will follow at the little
theatre which. far this year, only The Earl OF
Pawtucket'' has been able TO fill
Because OF the large number of benefits in May
and also because the stage Of the opera mousse
will probably be torn up for repairs, Daniel Fron-
man mas decided to postpone the A NJ Palmer
benefit till next October
The Shuberts have purchased for $4,000 the
property in Thirty-ninth-st-, Just back OF the
Casino which has frontage OF twenty-five feet
and q dapth Of one hundred feet 1t Will al De
used to enlarge the stage of the Casino The new
stage will be ffty-four feet deep and eighty feet
comedy productions in the city
When The Tanning Of Helen" was produced
Monday night at the Savoy Theatre. the fact was
observed by all that Miss Jessie Millward appeared
in baby blue satin knckerbockers, as advertised
Had they been any color but blue. there would Oh
course, haye been general dfsapprovaL ana olsap-
pointn.ent Long before the play came to New
York the praises of Miss Millward's blue satin
breeches had been sung and keen @ expece<Llo4 p4
about them (and their contenp had peen aIousel, @
seen Sunday night at dress rehearsal - Mss :, t4
ward came on the stage clad IN d p4lr VI AiAiOA7-
'.MercyI| said Miller. do you want TO queer the
7 have Mr. Davis's permission said Miss Mil
ward. He says I may wear any color l please 50
Then she walked over to property stone
bench and sat down The bench's color had o luse
been converted however. by the scene painter INTO
a light shade Of granite, and she rose again
hastily and ned find the baby blue garments
The show is saved, cried Miller
James K. Hackett has secured from Frederic
Remington the dramatic rights 10 the artists
story. John Ermine Of the Yellowstone, ana
Louis Evan Shipman. author Of bArcy OF the
Guards" will make the dramatic version II Will
be free version, but the main theme OF the play
will be that of the story the inevitable exterJnina-
ZION of the Indian by the white man anu I4o
stirring adventure and tragedy OF that process
Miss Johnstone Bennett was the heroine yesIef-
day of fire in Bloomfield. N !, where sne Is
visiting The old Morris sawInill took fire fronn d
defective hue and Miss Bennett and another young
woman realizing that the nearest IRE alarm Do3
v,as 2 haIf mile away. instead OF running aFoun9
sc~eaning for help found ladder, scaled the loo1
With buckets of water their hands, ana saved
The mill which d landmark nearly cehtuty y
0Id Miss Bennett standing on the rldse poe.
when the last spark exiting gulsned, eXcld!Ineu
And the press agent twenty miles away! fOEtu-
-aTaIy however. there are means OF coHlniuAIca-
ZION with me big world even in Bioomneld
It is announced that Miss Margaret Mayo. OF the
pretty Peggy" company. has found her dog What
a relief,
New-York tribune., 1903-04-01
Died.

Wednesday afternoon Apr1i i. AZ c4lSA-
urTERIcK-o Tuesday March g. 1903 Eoenszsr But
50s-oi J o'eiocs- -''0'-
vie Of : Kingsbury Curtis and daughter Of Mary
Meredith and James Montso5neTy Hare FuneraI ser
AprI ? At quarter before 10 O'Clock Interment Al
Watertown. Conn
DOAe1H LINCOLN HOSPITAL AND HOME
East 14Ist-st- and southern Bouevard.
NeN-YorS city
IN MEMORIAM
MIS- William E Dodge, senior has been taken from our
Ins455pton HaSl dSI' the lincoln Hospital and Home
bb express our most love for her who through
zsis9 example ennobled with whom she has been
fow workers we feel deep o. loss in
going without her encouT4gag ~oT@ 40 Oo & sss ors
for the cause which was 80 dear 70 he5 t, .- o,,-
red@rts copies sent the family. and published in the
daily Signed HARRIET Esss2a. RARs2S. 5ss ss31s;s
sTan major tuesday morning m Ma Marfs as 81 Era.es sas
7 Luqueer IT. eldest son OF th5 late HooTEs n n
fe-nent a convenience CT family
MAY-on Tuesday, March 81 1898 at his his home No 80 ~
West sege ear ~ his age funeral services and IN
terSnenj private THURSDAY April : kindly 0Tn'
PrNDsKoPF-oa March 81. 1905 after short tlness, ;
Louise z. beloved daughter of Aile n -s1 - ~ szs
Funeral private
-, v-,rcDt.N-Afrsr short Babetts selisnan
ate Joseph Sellgnan. n tne ostn SeaI
~ Ear age OF funeral heTssrter-
s,,r-rrz Warren Baldwin smith Yonkers y y dlsd
- Hotel Kairovau Kairovan. near Tunis All
- yesterday morning. aged 81
sor-rE EARD-On March =. 1908 Al Colorado s2rinEs.
t, George Carroll SOuthard son o. mares - s1
IIs-v Haven Southland. Funeral services a. me res
Aa4s 5,eorg Sotrthard. Nc. - HsulseI-ss
1-ao[lvn \ Y Wednesday nnornirg April l.
1qOs al II o'clock
e-r,prET-on I'd day Both inst al Aiken south caro-
ina Charles NJ sSabIsr beloved husband OF ia @ Fe
S.a5Ie- Funeral. sandy spring Meeting House o'h
dsv 4rh month. Sd at 3 p m
s-r1-r,1IEII-On SUNDAY. % 1908 At his hone
sC-I+b salem y Edwin studweL n tae 1Vvln
~ his age. Funeral on Weinesday Ap.ll l; Ie. - = =
Ia--5sTes viii the 8 a m tram rom Ne~-
yark az Ridgeheld. Conn
7-et-MAx-on Monday. March 81 : J. Wallace IT1-
.on ef late George and sarah Ir1ni4n ss
VIII held al his ATE fe1i111~e -
Vest :y3th-st-. Thursday. At 10 a m
--,---rr AZ Norven Va 2e 1905 Miss Eiza-
- Wtfhers Tutte Interment Tuesday aIterneot--
SErslau5s Cemetery. Phiacslphis- Penn De1eaSeo Wa
sisTsr % Frank r. stockton
-,,--, r,r-z,-f,n Tuesaay March 81 1904 william >
I--i-IcrE in SIst year. Funeral ss-Nic@s WI
bsi5 At the residences OF his sor-ln-la~ t+eSsss =
More SO Madison ave on THURSDAY. @pr11 - -
O'Clock
yrrrss,N-on Monday March 30. sarah Lovett . Sioo~
-. fzte David X Wis0n her s1st yeAf 1nSr4A
49, her are residence. Ridzsdeld- y J. Inurs1a5.
. al $50 >. m. Northern kai1rsaa L4l
ss5xt az m ChaHnhers-sr. --5t rrteIH4Ns -
S.I5
u~x steph~n -orld-wide- AnoSn CO.. -.
only place OF business. rtn ava -"- -
:, largest the warid. Tel is-issh-sI
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aNGI.E CuPIEs-

SUNDAY. cSaIs wEzEKLr zzvxzv 8 ssals
DAII-fs = szzls. EszELY c~af.
WEEKLY EAISSZEE.s c-zlsi
TRIBUNE ALl1ANAC. =
New-York tribune., 1903-04-01
Burnett's Vanilla
Married.

leaves good taste It is and whole
some. Don't cheated with cheap goods
New-York tribune., 1903-04-01
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

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New-York tribune., 1903-04-01

Because OF the large number of benefits in May
and also because the stage Of the opera nous
will probably be torn up for repairs DanieI IRON
man mas decided TO postpone the A NJ PAINE
benefit till next October
New-York tribune., 1903-04-01
81 EARL.Y MAL TRAIN

'r al Doin1s IN the United Csls1s and a-zoo
ou1sice y tie oorouxhs of Manhattan The R-ou1l
New-York tribune., 1903-04-01

Rev stephen Merritt. ths -oria-Slae 80 ,sra-
onl place OF business -
:. isrx,xt n the Warid. Tel l*-isfH-sL
New-York tribune., 1903-04-01


Advertisements THE TRIBUNE. Nsw-Tork CITY Sc
nit BY POstoGis order express nonsJ or1ef.
draft registered letter
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1903-12-11

For sale By ochaue d oon.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1903-12-11

A FRIG HTENED HORSE, running like
mad down the street dumping the 0ccn'
pants, or hundred other accidents, are
every day occurrences. 1t bchooves eve
rybcdy to have a reliable Salvc handy
and there's none as good as Bucken's
Arnica Salve. Burns, Cuts, Sores,
Eczema and Piles, disappear quickly UNI
d:r its soothing effect. 25c at W. W.
Meals Drug Store.
Hot times in Lawrenceburg. Tenn.
On Dec. Is and l6 will ship car load
or more of poultry from this point, and
will pay the following prices: Turkeys,
lOc per pound; Chickens and Ducks, Sc
per pound; Geese, full feathered, zoe a
head; Cocks lac head. Bring your
poultry Oh above dates and the cash
will b: ready foryou.
o. l.. Chambers & Co.
There seems to be great contention
about who has all the goods in town.
Who has the new ones, Who has the
old ones and whose sales are the most
immense; Now | would suggest to the
trade just slip in to our store and buy
your goods then you will be keeping
out of the (Racket.) We have well Sc
lected stock Of goods and would be glad
to sell them cheap. (See.) Respectfully
J. c. Stewart.
THE LoNESTAR STATE. Down in
Texas at Yoakum, is big dry goods
firm of which Mr.. j. M. Halter is the
head Mr.. Haller on one Of his trips
East to buy goods said to friend who
was with him in the palace car, "Here
take one of these Little Early Risers up,
on retiring and you will be up early in
the morning feeling good" For the
"dark brown" taste, headache and that
logy feeling DeWitt's Little Early Ris
crs are the best pills to use. Sold by
Freemon Bros
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1903-12-11
hSWREncEBuRG cohkEGE.
Announcement for the Second Hall Of the School Year Beginning
Tuesday, January S, 1904

The undersigned take pleasure in making following announce
mcnts:
The Lawencburg Institute will hereafter known as Lawrence
burg College having been chartered as such.
Courses will he offered that will lead the enhance without ex
animation into State University leading Colleges in
this and other States
The faculty has been materially strengthened and full
Latin, Greek German French and Spanish will he offered
Courses in the sciences will be offered prepare students to enter
technical schools,
normal course for teachers including work Pedagogy and
Psychology will be given
The Public School will be maintained connection with the
College and well qual teachers engaged to do this work
The Cosge begins its with bright prospects
future.
Besides thorough renovation of the building and improve
nents of the grounds domtores will
year.
Much Importance vii! be given the moral and religious side
of education.
Complete Catalogues leO4o5 will be ready for circulation in
March.
Terms very Moderate For Particulars apply 10
e. RANCK, Pres.
Or to the Sec'y Dean, Of Faculty, DR.. *. MENCH.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1903-12-11
Ladies' and Misses CIoaks asd Jackets

FURS arc very Stylish, and we have
Nice Line at 75c $3.50, 81 90, $3.50 and $3.50
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1903-12-11
HenryviIle.

1t will not take your space and time
| will write my letter in rhyme
Xmas is coming on frosty wings
To bring us all manner of good things.
We are sure Santa will remember
Hsnryville on the 25th. Of December,
We listened of late to lecture OF
Success
By Mrs. Sadie Cannon Leamon-
authoress
Who lives in the city Of Nashville Tenn
Who has won renown from her pen.
The new home of DR.. Besant is complet,
To view hisimproyenents is treat
Leaving northern cline of ice anc
snow
Where the cold is 48 past zero
He comes with his family IS, stay
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1903-12-11

In obedience to decree Of the Chan
cery Court at l.awrenceburg made at
the November term 1908, in the above
styled case, | will on
THU RSDAY, DECEMBER 81 1908
at II o'clock in front of the Court
house door in Lawrenceburg sell to the
highest and best bidder, the property in
said decree described, being tract of
land known as the Rob't Nelson land
lying and being in 9th Civil District Of
Lawrence County, Tennessee. A full
description of said land will be furnish
ed on day of sale.
TERMS OF SALE.
Said sale will be made on credit Of
6 and IL months, and in bar of the equi-
ty of redemption. Notes, drawing Ia
terest from day Of sale, with good per-
sonal security, will be required Of the
purchaser, and lein vii be retained ON
the property sold, as further security.
This December 3 1903.
THos II MERED TT, &. 4 IA.
II. ID. DERRICK, Deputy.
r. B. WILLIAMS, Solicitor.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1903-12-11

The infant of Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis
Bentley is quite ill.
We are closing out Big Line of
Ladies' Dress Skirts at 25.per cent dis
count. These are Great Bargains for
you.
NJ. S. McUoUGAL Dry GooDs Co.
We make speciality of building We
hicles. Our work is not only substantial
and fully guaranteed, but it is modern
in workmanship and finish. w. p.
Gunsclman.
Every body ought to take their coun-
ty paper. Now isn't that fact?
Take advantage Of our offer to send you
the DEMOCRAT from now until Jan. /,
1905, for ST..
The City Drug Store East Side Square
is now ready for business with Rollic d.
Beckham as Prescriptionist call and see
our new Drug Store. City Drug Store.
w. r. LEWIS, Prop.
DR.. d. V. Mitchell and family have
moved to Culleoka Tenn. We regret to
lose DIR. Mitchell, who is one of our best
citizens and most popular. men. The
DIR. showed his good judgement before
going by subscribing for the DEMOCRAT
which is the next best thing to living in
Lawrentebarg.
| The Ladies Aid Society of the C. P.
church will have a Bazaar the 10th OF
Dec. in the building two doors south OF
Stewards corner everybody invited to
call and get their Xmas. presents fol
friends. The proceeds for the benefit of
the G. p church. The promised arti
cles will be received on the evening Of
the 18th.
Mrs. MARVIN SPENCE.
For Sale: A beautiful little frui
farm in the Orange belt of Florida, i
IA acres. Oranges, Apples, Plumt
Peaches and grapes. Good buildings
good water, good location, between tw
: trunk lines. Ask for particulars. v
4 Fl. Lockwood.
He FOUND A CURE. r. III. Foster
31S S. I'd Street, Salt Lake City, writes
{ II have been bothered with dyspepsi
!. or indigestion for 81 years, have trie
+ many doctors without relief, but hav
found cure in Herbine. I recommen
= it to all my friends, who are Athlete
that way, and It is curing them, too. so
. at Freemon Bros.
A COSTLY MISTAKE. Blunders al
10 sometimes very expensive. Oecasioaall
. life itself is the price of mistake, b,
a you'll never be wrong if you take D
Kings New Life Pills for Dyspepsi
Dizziness, Headache, Liver or Bow
q troubles. They are gentle yet thoroug
> zoe, at w. W. Meals Drug Store.
y
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1903-12-11

Contest Saturday, 49, No
The Names Of the Saccessul
be given out Saturday. JAM
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1903-12-11
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS!
: own And County. ;
Observation-Disclosures;


Mrs. Ben Perkinson is in Mt. Pleas
ant.
Kronk Il Rippy's for candies. nuts &
fruits.
Miss Claude Stockard is on the sick
list this week.
Miss B. Black of Lynnvillc is visiting
relatives here.
Mr.. V. Ballentine was here a day or
so this week.
Miss Mamie Sowell has returned
from Nashville.
Have that old oct of harness improved
at j. G. Bell 4 Sons.
| Mr.. Vince Tidwel was III tosa Tues
day and Wednesday.
Our friend E. A. Yarbrough, Of Sever
was in town Saturday.
i W. II. King spent Saturday night re-
turning Sunday at noon.
i Kronk & Rippy's for furniture
queenswars h glassware.
Don't overlook the change Of lad" o
Harvey & Conner in this issue.
Go to J. G. Bell & Son for your groc
cries and harness. Prices right.
If you are looking for bargains rea'
Harvey & Conner ad. this week.
The largest & best stock Of fancy gro
ceries in town. Kronk & Rippy.
Noah Hancock (not Hannah) was j
Columbia several days last week.
J. D. Blair, of Sheffield Ala. was n
gistered at the Davidson Sunday.
Miss Roxie King who has been wish
ing in Nashville returned yesterday.
:. Will A. Hall, Bentonville, Ark,
the guest of the Davidson this week.
: Mr. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Gilmore visite
their daughter in the country Sunday.
DIR. and Mrs d. V. Mitchell spel
the day in town Saturday with friend
} The election at Iron City last ISatu
day resulted in vote of AZ to 26in fav
2 of the mo Charter" or "dry" side.
As the few more days Of 1908 go b
- there will be Big Lot of Goods
with them, at Bargain, from,
NJ. S. McDoUGAL DRY GooDs Co.
y Mrs. q. L. Chambers royalty ent,
tanned select crowd at "muggins"
her home on Waterloo st. Monday aig
Those present were Misses Mary Loon
Tommie Slagel, Claude Stockard a
Matte McCianahan, NIessrs. Char
Vaughan, win Mppy. Jas. Spence a
win Harvey.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1903-12-11

He says he wiila and We hope Il
A. A, Patterson is in NashviS
week
Maybe it's Santa Claus he doth seg
Mrs. Ski!lman is better after being,
Thinks to her wise physicians skin
Lawrence County has gone dry
Well be a sober people by and \
Every blessing to the DHMocRA
Your friend and correspondence
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1903-12-11
Land Sale.

R. H. Harvey, Admir-. In chancery
vs. Court at
Annie E. Nelson ct al Lawrenceburg
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1903-12-11
Mems and Bows Clothing and Overcoats.

We have Just received lot Of MEMS OVER
COATS ut l. - than First Cost and we are going to
give our customers the Benefit of our Lucky Find.
Ono Lat az 30 values at 81 30
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-22
Burton Holmes in NORWAY.

Norway l. Through the Five Great
Fjords,' is the title of the lecture to be
given by Mr.. Burton Holmes in his series
at Steinway Hall tonight. Up and down
the magnificent fjords Mr.. Holmes sailed
in steamer, launch and rowboat He also
crossed many of the glacier fed lakes,
scaled the steep rocky trails and rode in
cariole and caleche-vogn over the tortu-
Gus roads which wind through ever
changing scenes Of grandeur. 1t goes
without saying that the collection of pho
tographs made by Mr. Holmes during his
five weeks in Southern Norway ranks
among the finest of his many thousand
superb pictures, while his motion pictures
Of waterfalls, cariole caravans, pano-
ramas and the like add realism to the
journey upon which he will personally
conduct his audience. One marvellous mo-
tion picture will show thirty miles of the
coast Of the Hardanger ford, as seen
from the deck of a swiftly moving steam
er. In fact, by trick of the motion pic
ture camera the audience will travel at
the rate of 600 miles an hour, as the pic
ture, which took three hours to take, &C.
cupies but three minutes on the screen.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-22
League of the Covenant.

An open meeting under the ausb bices OF
the League of the Covenant of the Inde-
pendent Order of B'nai Birth was held
last evening in I. o. B. B. Hall. Owing to
the inclemency of the weather the attend
ance was not as large as anticipated The
league has been organized to bring to the
attention of the young Hebrews the high
er ideals of the order and endeavor to IN
duce them to join. Rev. DR.. Jacob Voor-
sanger was the speaker of the evening
and in a masterful address called at at
tention of his auditors TO the condition of
the Jews in foreign countries and the need
OF active cooperation TO tighten their
burdens. He made plea that the young
men join the order and assist in the com
rnendable work
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-22
Laxative Bromo-Quinine
Cures a Cold-in One Day,
Cures Grip in Two Days
NEALL WILL NOT
GET A PARDON
President Roosevelt Re-
fuses to Aid Former
Army Officer.

The appeal for pardon made by ex-Cap-
tain Of the United States Army John NJ
Neall, now serving a two years sentence
at San Quentin for forgery, has been re-
fused by President Roosevelt Notice Of
the executives action was received yester-
day by Nealls attorney Crlttenden Thorn
ton.
Neal was charged with forging the
name OF Paymaster Cox to a certificate Of
deposit for 500 and found guilty before
the United States District Court in Sep
by the United States Circuit Court OF Ap-
peals and the ex-captain was sentenced to
two years in prison.
The appeal for his pardon was forward
ed to President Roosevelt in October and
a favorable answer was expected.
1t is not many years since Captain
Jack" Neall, the dashing commander of
a cavalry troop at the Presidio was one
of San Francisco's social favorites- A
mlsdirected ambition to shine as sport
got him into financial difficulties and his
disappearance with some 5000 Of troop
funds is a still-remembered sensation in
army circles. 1t was thought at first that
he had committed suicide and a careful
search was made Of abandoned wells and
other odd corners of the Presidio
Neall however, had gone, to Mexico. He
returned later and the late John W.
Mackay supplied the funds to make good
the shortage. In settling with Paymaster
Cox Neall paid in $400 more than the
army records called for. This amount
was returned to him, but was afterward
found to represent the amount of a SOL
dier's saving withdrawn by Neall on a
forged order. II was for the utterance of
this forgery that Neal is now at San
Quentin.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-22
''SKEETS' MARTIN SAYS HE
HAS BUT FIFTEEN CENTS
Well Known Jockey Is Up on Order
of Examination but Court
Releases Him.

"Skeets" Martin, the well known jockey.
testified in Justice of the Peace Daniels
court yesterday that all the cash he pos
sessed in the world was 15 cents. Mar
tin was up on an order of examina-
tion at the instance of Jake" Rauer, the
bill collector, who recently secured a
judgment against him for $6s on an as
signed claim Of Lucky Baldwin for
board and lodging at the Baldwin Hotel,
since destroyed by fire.
Martin was subjected to a rigid examin-
alton and while admitting the undisput-
ed ownership of the price Of a shave
sWore that he had no baggage, no dia-
ruonds and in fact property of any
kind upon which an attachment could be
levied. Rauer attempted to show that
'Skeets" is in receipt Of $4,000 per an
mum. but the jockey denied the soft i'm
peachment and Judge Daniels was COM
PEELED to let him go. Rauer says he will
try other means to secure payment of the
judgment.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-22

tian" will be produced for the first time
at this theater. Ernest Hastings will
appear as John Storm and Alice Treat
Hunt as Glory Quayle.
"a Night on Broadway still continues
to be a popular card at the California,
where large crowds have been in attend
ance every night thus far. The con
fetd' dance at the end of the first act is
the talk Of the town.
On Sunday night we are to have Knute
Erickson, the greatest Swedish dialect
comedian on the stage. In Charles New
mans latest comedy-drama, THE Man
From Sweden" Newman is the author
of Rudolph and Adolph"; "Mr. Jolly
of Joliet" in which Ed. Garvie' is now
starring, and 1.-The Son of Rest in
which the famous tramp" Nat Wills,
Is 10 star next season.
Knute Erickson will be readily recalled
for his clever work in the title. role of
'Yon Yonson'' last season.
On Sunday evening next a new matinee