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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-08-30
CHEERS PLEASED THE JACKIES.
Ono OF Them Writes Their Thanks to m
Oyster BAY Newspaper.

OYSTER BAY, N. Y, Aug. 29--An APP
preciative and conscientious bluejacket
on the United States battleship Illinois
has sent his thanks to the people Of Oyster
Bay and vicinity for the cheering and
other noises which they made at the naval
review here. recently In a letter to the
editor of the Oyster Boy Pilot he says:
at touched all our hearts to think that
we were not allowed to pay back the ova-
ton which was rendered to our ship. We
also ask the people OF Oyster Bay TO please
excuse us for not returning the applause
at the proper time. 1t is against the rules
OF our ship to make any applause unless
ordered by the commanding officer.
@One thing / must say: il was the best
time We had since we left New York for
the Azore Islands, on the 22d OF June.
ask you, kind sir, II you will please take
note of this and let the public know about
It In the way you think best bring my
letter to a close by sending the people Of
Oyster Bay our best regards.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-08-30
STAFF CHANGES At COLUMBIA.
Several Professorships Among the AM
nOunced Appointments.

These appointments have been made at
Columbia University: John q. Curtis, act
ing dean OF the school Of medicine: Laura
ID. Gill. adviser to women undergraduate
students: Christian A. Ee to-. professor
of pharmF ,logy and therapeutics; George
l.. Meyaia. adjunct professor OF physical
education and medical director OF the
gymnasium; Ernest F. Mel o's. professor
Of experimental physics; Frederick Fl.
Sykes, director o. the extension depart
ment OF Teachers College; Amnsa Trow-
bridge, adjunct professor OF mechanical
engineering: Marshal! II. Saville, Loubat
professor Of American arch ology; James
r. Scott. professor Of law: Henry Carr
Pearson, principal Of Horace Mann Ele-
mentary School
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-08-30
SAYS GOV. JEFF DAVIS LIES.
Judge Wood Tells why He HIT the Cow
6rnor In Their Debate.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Aug. 29.--Gov. jeff
Davis gave out statement to-day giving
His version Of the blow he received from
Associate Justice Carroll d. Wood during
the joint gubernat orial debate at Bismarck
ON Thursday. Judge Wood this afternoon
made O. vigorous reply TO the Governor,
saying among other things:
Gov. Davis's letter bears the impress
sion OF falsehood on it's face. He says he
had just asked me certain questions and
then says In the snme breath. In the next
sentence. and while I was sitting paying
no attention to what he did lie rushed upon
me and showed me- &c. The truth is,
had answered his question and he was
disputing my word and l told him not to
do that. pointing my finger at him. /
was standing close TO him, and he said:
Don't put your finger in my face, and
told me TO get further away from him.
He started 1t this juncture to rise from
his chair and struck at his nose and he
lodged back, and think my blow landed
ON his breast. I don't know just where. At
any rate he tumbled of the platform, and
Immediately we were both surrounded by
our respective friends.
"The statement that he was pinning me
down on the facts too strong to be COM
Portable, II true, gives the lie to the other
statement just made by him above, that
he was sitting paying no attention to what
i did. The truth u.s. he was looking right
at me. disputing the answer had deigned
to make him. because the answer was the
truth. BIT the truth did not suit him,
and IL never does.
sHe is a stranger to it. as the people Of
Arkansas have long since found out.
regret the necessity for knocking him from
the platform, but do not believe that any
SELF respecting gentlemen will censure me
for doing what did under the circum-
stances. II the good people Of Arkansas
expect me TO take the insults OF even Jes
Davis without resentment they will be
disappoiEted,"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-08-30
VENETIAN WELL HEAD.
Dr. whites Gift to Cornell University 70
BE Placed In Position.

ITHACA, Aug. 29.-Arrangements are
being made for placing in position the vene-
tan we'll head which Andrew ID. White
has presented to Cornell University. At
DIR. Whites request it will bear an inscrip-
ton in honor of the late Moses Colt Tyler.
ID. D., professor of American history in Cor
nell University The we'll head is valu-
able piece of antique work and was pur-
chased by Ambassador White in Venice
about a year ago. The placing OF the
curiosity was delayed until the arrival TO
this country OF the donor.
DR.. White plans to leave Ithaca about
Sept. IS, for Waestern trip. He will first
visit his daughter, wife Of Prof. Terry OF
Purdue University, at Lafayette, Ind. Dur
ing his absence DR.. White will visit the Uni
versity of Chicago and the University
of Michigan, where he began his profess
sional life.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-08-30
REMOVES SLATER EXECUTOR.
Brother James. the surrogate Says. Han
Put Personal Ends Before His Trust.

Put Personal Ends Before His Trust.
Surrogate Thomas removed yesterday
James Slater as ono OF the executors Of
the will OF John Slater, the Broadway shoe
dealer The Surrogate took this action
upon the ground that Mr.. Slater had sought
to subordinate the interests Of the estate
to hi, own personal interests.
Tnr ,cation for removal was made
by Dir. Cecilia Slater, the widow. She
stated that her brother -in-law was an
associate executor Of the estate with her
and that he had also been appointed BY
the courts as the receiver Of her husbands
shoe business. Her husband, she said,
who died In June, 1901, left the income Of
his estate to her, the principal to revert to
their children at her death.
The chief asset OF the estate In the shoe
business, which, Mrs. Slater says, yields
a profit Of $50, 900 year. Since her hus-
bands death, Mrs. Slater declared. her
brother. in-law has sought to purchase
her interest In the firm at a low figure,
and ENause she refused to sell he has be-
come hostile to the interests Of the estate.
In deciding in favor Of Mrs. Slater Sur
rogate Thomas said that James Slater has
undoubtedly endeavored to depreciate the
value OF the estate for personal purposes.
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r. MARIES ESTATE, s919, s1S.
Gross Value Million and Half, but Many
Claims Against IL.

The estate OF Peter Marie, who died
on Jan. 10 last, will amount to less than
million dollars. according TO a statement
OF the executors filed yesterday. The
net value of the real and personal estat Q
ls S9l0,sl5. The realty consisted OF n no, Be-
at East Thirty-seventh street which WAS
recently bought by George c. Boldt for
sos, 600
The gross value of tho estate amounts 10
N,56S POI, but there are claims against
i now in litigation amounting to sos 900.
One Of the claims Is for $50 900, made BY
Emily Linden, for securities which she
asserts were in tho possession Of Mr.. Marie,
but which belonged to her, Mr.. Mario
was indebted 10 Lee, Kretschmer a Co.
to III" amount Of S4Si ,6a7 and 20 the Second
National Bank for S7O,20S
The executors and trustees named In
The viii we're Mr.. Maries nephew, Fer
dinand NJ Thieriot: the latter 6 son, Charles
h Ihieriot, and Morgan Gbbes Barn.
well Requests OF 500 900 are left 10 rela-
hves, servants and charities. The residue
goes to the nephews and niece
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IT'S CIRCUIT THE G. N. y. ID. LIKES.
But Low VIII DO for the Sheehanites II II
Must He So.

Fusionists seemed to be neither sur
prised nor alarmed yesterday at the action
OF the executive committee of the Greater
New York Democracy. The resolutions
said not hing more than the leaders had
been 80 ying for some time, that they would
prefer to see Democrat head the ticket,
but that didn't mean they would not sup
port Low. The man in the mind OF tho
Sheehanites is. according to some OF them,
Compt roller circuit. He will be back in
New York on Sept. 10, before any nominal
tions are made
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TURKEY THREATENS BULGARIA.
VIII Make War Unless People stop Adm
Macedonian Insurgents.
Special Cable Despatches 10 TIKI SON

CoNsTANrINoPLE. Aug. 29.--Ths Minis
terial Council has advised the Sultan to
proclaim a state OF siege in eastern Mace
donis Reports Of fresh dynamite out
RACES by insurgents near Adrianople have
been received at that place. The Consuls
at Adria no pie have appealed to the Porte
for protection.
VIENNA. Aug zo.-It Is reported here
that the Porte has addressed note to the
Bulgarian Government. In which 1t threatens
to commence military operations unless
the latter takes steps to check the assistance
which Bulgarians are giving to the Mace
DOMAIN insurgents.
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Deycry hay Postponed.

"Devery Day" at Far Rockaway yester-
day was postponed on account Of the storm
until next Saturday. Dever, WAS on hand
ready 10 make speech. but finally decided
to return to Manhattan. Decorations for
the days celebration we're destroyed by
the wind and rain. ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-08-30
Harlem Music Halls Opening.

The patrons Of Hurtig 4 Seamon's Music
Hall, in i2Sth street, were out In such force
at the opening performance last night that
many applicants for tickets had to be turned
away. Those who got in saw handsomely
decorated and remodelled house and were
we'll entertained Charles Ross and Mabel
Fenton, who are soon to retire from the
vaudeville ranks, led the performance with
n dramatic sketch from "Olver Twist"
giving the murder scene In which Nancy
diea
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-08-30
DEvERY AND MURPHY ON HAND.


Tom Foley, Tammany leader of the
Second A. sembly district, is to give pic
mic on Labor Day under the auspices Of
his Downtown Tammany Club. Foey's
district comprises more nationalities than
any other In town. In it live colonies Of
Greeks, Jews, Italians, Cinnamon, Scandi-
navians, Japanese, Irishmen, Poles, Ger
mans and Frenchmen.
The picnic will last all day, and fifty
trolley cars have been hired to take the
picnickers there. State Senator Dan Rear
don will have charge OF the early part Of
the days doings, and Leader Murphy Of
Tammany and Big Bill" Deverv whom
Murphy wouldn't let into the Wigwam,
have both promised to attend
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-08-30
Made Bets I'm q Billiard Room.

Capt. Martin Handy and Detective De-
laney Of the Leonard street station went
to IA billiard room at 1879 Broadway yester-
day afternoon, made bets on the Futurity
ana arrested the manager. Lemuel Wall
Of TAG West Hath street. Wall admitted
that he frequently took bets, but said that
he only telephoncd them TO bookmaker.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-08-30
MRS. BOOTH SEES ROOSEVELT.
VIII Speak in Two Churches To-day-Preoi-
dent Will Hear Her.

OYSTER BAY. N. Y, Aug. 29.--Mrs. Bal
lington Booth of the Volunteers Of America
was President Roosevelt's only visitor
to-day She came to see Mr.. Roosevelt,
she said, on personal matter. She will
remain in Oyster Bay over Sunday as the
guest OF the Rev Alexander G.. Russell,
pastor OF the Presbyterian Church.
Mrs Booth willspeak in the Presbyterian
Church tomorrow morning and the Presi-
dent, it ia said, will attend service there.
Mrs. Booth will speak again in the oven
ing at the Methodist Church.
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Gov. Odell in Newbnrgh.

ALBANY, Aug. 29.-Gov. Odell left here
this morning to address farmers gather
ing at Margarctville, Greene county When
he arrived at Kingston word reached the
Governor that the rainy weather had caused
an abandonment of the meeting and
he continued on his way to Newburgh
where he will spend Sunday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-08-30
d., L.. and W. to Put Up Big Locomotive
Works.

SCRANTON. Pa, Aug. 2S.-Announcenen
WAS made here to-day that a great locomo-
tive works is to he erected by the Della
ware, Lnckawanna and Western Railroad
Company in this city, to cost 81 $50 900.
II will be const ructed on the site where
the car shops Of the company now stand.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-08-30
Cost $50 to Hold Bald Eagle In Captivity.

UTICA, n. Y, Aug. 2s.--Game Protector
Isaiah Vosburg yesterday found In captivity
II tho camp OF Col Barber OF New York
On Big Upper Lake, q baldheaded eagle.
Willard p. Jessup Of New York claimed
.wnership ofthe eagle, His claim cost him
~, the penalty laid by the Game Com
!nissi,n for violation Of the game laws.
He also paid an additional 81 for cost.
Game Warden vosburg released the eagle.
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THE AMERICAN AGRICULTURAL
CHEMICAL 90,

Notice Is hereby gwen that the annual meeting
OF this company viii be held AZ the once Of the
company, No. 5 Garfield Block In the city OF New
London Conn. on the nth day Of Scptcmber 1908
at 4 o clock p. NJ, for the purpose OF clccting n
Board OF Directors for the ensuing year and for
such other business may be brought before the
meeting -,
The Transfer Books OF this company will clos
for annual meeting and dividend purposes ~
o clock p. NJ. on Wednesday. September eth. ieOs
1908, at 10 O'Clock 4. NJ.
ALRERT FRENCH. Secretary.
Nsu va tuo,Itt o,St
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-08-30
RIDGELY', FINANCIAL FORECASTS

The stock which we gave last Sunday is up eight
points since Monday. Why didn't you get aboard
However, II Is not 100 late yet. And there are
other good things. Our people were long OF Cop.
then told to cover and buy for ten points advance
before Labor Day Three weeks ago We said ez.
pcct general advance OF ten points Within ten days
then decline In which exactly half OF the ADVANCE
would be lost. followed BY duh but gradually
advancing market. These forecasts were sngu-
larry accurate. Our Letters for past month are
on hle. and new subscribers may inspect them 20
verify our statements. Terms, Daily Letter. vs.
per Month.
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BUTTS, Mon, Aug. 2e,-Judgo Clancy
this morning decided the Nipper Mining
case in favor of Heinze ard against the
A naconda Company on !! the quest; ions
involved, holding that the Nipper own"
ali ore bodies on which the Anaccnda erh
Barrett companies are mining In the grpuld
In controversy.
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Tho MIn,eauolIs & 81, Louis Railroad Co.

Minneapolis. Minnesota, AUGUST 70, IW3,
Notice IL hereby given that, pursuant TO the by
laws Of the Company. the annual meeting OF the
stockholders of The Minneapolis and st. Louis
Railroad Co. OF Minnesota and Iowa will be held
q, the Office OF the Co.. In the City OF Minneapolis.
Minnesota. on Tuesday. Oct. g., 1908, a. twelve
O'Clock noon for the purpose OF electlng Directors.
and the transaction OF such other business as may
legally como before the meeting.
The books OF the Company for the Issuance and
transfer OF stock will be closed from the evening
OF September to October T. 1903
JOSEPH GASKEIL. EDWIN HAWLEf.
Secretary President.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-08-30
Help Needed for Broom Corn Fields

Ilalp Needed for broom Torn Fields
TOPEKA, Kan. Aug. 2o.-Kansas farmers
in a half dozen central counties, who make
the raising of broom corn business. are
calling for laborers A demand for 200
men came from Rice county to-day. One
thousand extra helpers are needed in the
broom corn fields.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-08-30
Fay Dayrs I'm Lady Roses Daughter.

FAY Davis, the young English actress
who was introduced to America last season
M William Faversham's leading woman,
came In on the Lucania yesterday. She is
to play jude In Lady Roses Daughter"
under Charles Frohman's management,
thia fall
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-08-30
REAL ESTATE WANTED,

WANTED GOou size house, modern Improve
mcntS with several acres ground; within hours
ride New York; preference Long Island price not
exceeding 10000 terms payment 81 800 to 81 OOC
per annum, balance secured by mortgage. Ad'
dress 10 Spray av.. Ocean Grove. ". J,
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- ----"- -
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.

CHICAGO PEORIA ST. LOUIS RAILWAY
COMPANY OF ILLINOIS.
Coupons due September t. 1903, from tho Prior
Lien Il. % Thirty Year Gold Bonds OF the above
Company will be paid on and after that date at
the once OF Dent. Palmer q Co, No 81 william
Street, New York
RALPH BLAISDELI Treasurer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-08-30
mARC0NI
SECURITIES

The announcement that the MAR
COM WIRELESS TELEGRAPH
COMPANY OF AMERICA has de-
cided to release part Of its Treasury
Stock has led many to inquire what
position Mr.. Marc0ni holds In the
Company. We wish to state that
Mr.. Marconi Is First yice-President
Of that Company and is also Techni-
cal Director. and has. as Technical
Assistants, Board composed Of
Thomas A. Edison. NJ. l. Pupin Co
lumbia University, j. A. Fleming
and W. W. Bradfleld.
II you desire further information
we would suggest that you call or
write to MCSROE 4 MUNRQE.
Dept "a. Broad-Exchange Bldg.
New York: or 10 Congress ST., Bos-
ton: or CAT Bldg. Chicago: or Canada
Life Bldg, Montreal. who are the
Managers OF the MARC0NI UNDER
WRITING SYNDICATE. They can
furnish you with copies weekly OF
The Weekly Marconigram," which
gives you the latest news in regard
to the Mareoni Securities or you
can get the Companys official state
ment in book form through them.
They send 10 out gratis.
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.


AT ?is NEST 27TH ST. Lofts for storage
electric power elevator: power service, v. BEI.k
NAP 238 West 10Th ST.
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A. \. RIDGELY. 20 Broad Sc. N. Y.
A BANKING HOUSE,

Members of the New York Stock Ex-
change, receive demand and time de-
posts and allow 4R interest on the
former and 6b on the latter. Ad-
dress B., Box 1877 New York Sun.
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HELP wANTED--MALEs.

Retail feed business manager
required who thoroughly under
stands the retail feed business.
Only those who are capable of
earning a salary of $1,000 in
the beginning need address, for
interview, H., box 1873 Sun
office.
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
New YORK, August 81. 1908.
THE WESTERN NATIONAL BANK OF THE
United at ATES IN NEW YORK:

THE WENTEKN NNIIUNAL BANK WF HHE
UNTTEn STATES IN NEW YORK:
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that a special
meeting of the shareholders Of The Western Ma:
sopai Bank Of the United states In New York Tst
Borough of Manhattan. city OF New York. IN
the sd day OF September. 1908. at u O'Clock noon
for the purpose OF voting on the following propO-
sitions:
To place this Bank In voluntary liquidation under
the provisions OF Sections Soc0 and 522i " the
10 take effect on the 9Th day OF October 1905 aud
20 authorize and approve the sale Of all the aSScts
OF shis Bank at the book value thereof as shown
by the Banks statement of Its assets and liablll-
ties OF the date OF such sale. and In further con
Eideration OF the assumption by the National Bank
OF Commerce In New York OF all the Liabilities OF
this Bank as shown by such statement; and TO
transact sQch other business ~ may properly
come before the meeting
BY order OF the Board OF Directors.
CHARLES L. ROBINSON. Cashier.
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OPOS AIS.

PROPOSALS. Fort Mycr, Va. Aug, a. 1908.
Sealed proposals, In trplicatc. for addition 10
Hospital will bo received until 10 a. NJ, Sept
1905 The " s.. reserves right to reject OF arccp:
any OF oil bids or any part thereof, Information
on application. Envelopes containing bids shonlj
bc Endorsed Proposals for Addition 10 Hospital
addressed CAPT II. HARRISON. y. NJ
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BANK REPORTS.

~Nss~|~|@N1~~@
QUARTERLY RE PORT OF THE
BANK OF AMERICA,
NJ the close OF business on the 2Sth day OF August
1908:
RESOURCES.
Ionns and dlscoupts ..............S $40. 072 1913 90
Overdrafts ......,............,,.... IS 81
Duo from trust companies, banks,
bankers and brokers'. .............. 1.f09 J03 %
BANKING house and lot. ,.............. 100000 90
Stocks and honda .,,.................. 7T4eis II
Specie ,.,..,..................... 4.5t77H 30
u s. legal tenders and circulating
nstes on nation al banks ............ 1888 sS2 %
cash itemn viz;
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WANTED-Sale sman 5000 salary can be
earned by nIsi lass salesman capable Of selling
contract goods TO tho best wholesalers for q nrss.
class Eastern rye distlcry: only experienced
competent men. capable OF filling engagement
successfully nced apply. Address with full par
trulars DIST ILLSn, box $50 1884 Broadway.
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LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS.

LOST, STRAYED OR STOLEN Black brinclle,
English toy bulldog; liberal reward will be paid
n returned TO 2S2 West cath Of,
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CITY AEAL ESTATE.


FOR RENT fully furnished house. Aston Row
West l30th street, Immediate occupancy. Tele
phone No. 5G0-i8th.
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HELP HANTED-FEMALES.
~ ~ o->o>A@>~~~~->.~~
First class artificial flower makers
wanted; highest prices, steady work.
Apply all week, L. Prayer. 90
Blocker st.
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ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS - Good
rose makers and flower makers wanted.
Apply all week. MAX MEUER, 6s,
81, 60 Blocker St.
ARTIFICIAL FOLWERS. Wanted, good flower
makers, FUCKER & JOSEFHY, rs III Broadway,
FANCY FEATHERS Good hands on fancy
feathers; also pastors and learners. FUCKER d
JOSEPHY 7l5-T7 Broadway
OSTRICH FEATHERS-Sewcrs and preparers
wanted y. LEVY, 20 Bleecker 81.
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DwELI,ING HOUSES TO LET.


ON LEXINGTON AV.. MURRAY HILL. Three
possession. HARRIE 3. LINES. ST. Lexington av.
Tel J8TO 3yth.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-10-19
A Runaway rran1p Comm.

Tie funniest man on earth i3 th2t
merry hobo who makes millions laugh
n the comedy "a Runaway Tramp.
Tie has a craekor-Jack company SUP.
porting him and hey are playing 70
standing room only in an the towns
wherever they perform II you have
troubles ON your mind, just so ana
see A Runaway Tramp" and YOU
win feel like a two-year-old lts fun.
nier than circus. That's what peo-
pie say who have seen it. Get ready
for a laugh. It's coming TO town on
Friday. October 23. at Brooks opera
house
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-10-19

mother is appraised of this strange
point of law. All her maternal in
stincts of love and protection are
aroused, and she resolves, even at the
expense Of losing her gooi name, to
keep the child to herself-the only
being that is lef. to her on earth to
love The church in which her mar
riage was recorded has been destroy.
ed by hre-its records with &C. She
hositates but one moment. places her
marriage certificate i'm the glowing
em5crs Of tha crate, ana then turns
ana embraces hc~ chlld-her boy still.
bu. without q name It's at a fright
tui cost 70 thus vindicate her mother
hood--but wha mother does not ap-
plaud her sacrifice? The compllca-
uons that arise afterwards from this,
fern the basis on which the rest Of
the play is built The plot is inter
preted by carefully selected cas-.
rehearsed un er the personal direc-
tion Of Mr.. Carter, and is mounted
with view to artistic effect border
ing on the elaborate
Manager Brooks Of the Brooks thea
Ter can be congratulated on securing
one Of the dramatic events of the sea
son in the engagement of Her only
Sin" on the night Of Wednesday, Oc.
tober 81