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Evening journal., 1903-12-01
RALTIMORE&OmO
RAILROAD.

Schedule In effect November %. 1903.
An trains illuminated with pintsch
Light
tDExpress trains
Trains ieave Wilmington. Delaware
Avenue station. for
NEW YORK. week days, '5.26. %. 80.
no. 5a a, m. .l2.2l, $3.50, SIS tRoyal Lin
sedl. g. lo.s5 p m. Sundays, ,,5.2s'
iteO. 'I.i2 'io.55 D. m.
pHIIADELPlIlA. week days, 1875. $50.
% il. z 20 fS.Oq. %. .i0 30 53. 1857 "a. m I.
tl2ai. lis e3 05. $3.50 sl5S ISIS (Royai
Limitcd). -612. g. 7.i2, 'i0.h5 p. m. sun
days '5.2G. 7.g0 S.ei. '9.i0. l0.iS sli.35 a..
lm.i '2.3l. $50, '5lS Royal Limited. 1.o5,
CHESTER. week DAYS. $50. '6.i5. TO. 500.
ia.io. 53. iO.5l a. M, A.l5, 3O5, ASS, 6.i2,
.o.i9' ~ f2, 1000 y. m. sundays, l.20, S5i,
.. %. io.iS. tl1a5 a. M 4s0. 7.o5, '7.i2, S.52,
/ rlO.Il D. m.
Atlandc city. week days '6.l5 and % 40
/ a., M ,i2.ei. = .i5 3 .2Q. '5.lS p. m. Otoyal
/ Cape May and Ocean city, week days,
/ 20. % "a. M. $3.50 p. m.
SEA Isle City week days. '5.i5 q. M;
Baltimore and Washington. week days.
a. ll. fS16, 81 % a. M; 'i.22, ,2.2t 3 80.
/ a. %, '6-g Royal Lmitedl, 'S.0l ,l0lQ p.
$40 '6.2O (Royal Limited. 's.0i, 1910
Baltimore and way stations, week days,
s'55 a. M 800 p. m. Sundays, SIC a. m.
Newark week days 'iis. s25, .s.1e
llQoS, ll.23 am; . 22. 800 'i.65 G.ti - .oi
-lo.l0 p. m. SUNDAYS, ala. sic. SIS a. m.
I.l..2. t.02 fS.ul. il.W p. m.
Il Pittshurg week days, sN.l6 a. m; 100
1910 p. m. Sundays, 'S.i6 a.. m; $40
Chicago. daily. 'Sl6 a. M; '3.iOp. m.
i Cincinnati and ST. Louis, rS16 a. m.
IN n. 10.i p. M. daily.
. ! SinrerlN accommodation. week DAYS
%. lo.0S q. ms a.2l. 6.li p. m. Sundays
. l,.lt O.. M. G.O2. n 20 p. m.
S lndenburg accommodation week days
3 $50 "a. M; 3.25. $50 y. m. Sundays, lo1
N LEAVE piffrADFr pHIA for Wi
miugton. week days. a3.G5 100. 10 g.1l
a 1919 a. M. 1909 ti2.iS Else e15 $50
N 10 $3.50 5.iS (Royal Llmited). GO
q l.,4 29 93 'ii.@ p M. sundays q D
l.la. f0. 10 "a. M; tie.iS ei52. 2.fl
I-4-N l.W. '5iA tRoyal Limitedl. 6.00 e q
'9Ii. 80 o. m.
Royal Limited is composed exc'u
p lsNely of Pullman parlor observation an
laninR cars, no extra fare except regull
}. Pullman charge.
Delmarvia Telephone No. iq3 A.
81 y, d a. Ielenhouc no. 400 A.
Rates 20 western points lower than VI
" any other line. 81 90 20 pitishurg. 1910 r
}. Im. train daily. Through slcopers.
H. A. MILLER.
Travelling Passenger Agent
}. CITY ticket office Water and Morke
streets Wilmington, Del. ID. & A. phon
ln. h. MARTIN C. w EAssrrr
NJ. OF p. r. q. p. a
Evening journal., 1903-12-01

and the pretty stage effects of the Gar
rick lend a charm to the vaudeville pro-
gram ihat has been necessarily lacking
heretofore and the patrons of the new
house are not at an slow in voicing thclr
appreciation Lewis McCord & Co.. in
terprot the leading act on the bil this
week. IL IS called "The Last Rehearsal"
and gives a sida-lip6r on stage life ghat
fairly bristles with fun. and affords much
pleasure for the audiences. Liliyn Tycc
ana Irene Jermon. In THE Arrival Of
Bedeha," contribute another entertain
ing sketch, and James b. Donovan. a
monologue and Anderson. a female inn
personator who rivals the best OF his
kind. contribute TO the program. Pearl
Roberts e Co.. in "The Dol Makers
Dilemma" offers "a bit of domestic COM
edy that plelses everyone. The finale
where the Old dollmaker seeks repose
while his little friends make him COM
Portable IS "a very pretty piece OF work.
al. Brealor. the oN-Harvard oarsman,
and a famous coach of the Harvard team
'assited by Miss Edna Tempest offers ar
cuhabition of a,hleilc work ghat will un.
doubtedly prove "a strong card for uhs
house this week. Trealor IS a muscuiai
wonder. lie and Miss Tempest give an
exhib don of posing which wins then
much appause. COLLINS and Collins. com
ied.ans, and some interesting Views from
the Kinetogrlph go no makeup the bill
for this, she second week IN the career o
the new Garrick.
Evening journal., 1903-12-01
KEEP ALIVE.

Get the best out of lie. Today as an
aid to securing good tinsilng life. the bath
was never before in such high favor.
Make the bathroom inviting with James
NJ. Brsan's bath enamel. Best decorative
on the market for barhtubs. Easily ap-
piled; Will stand hot and cold water. II
Evening journal., 1903-12-01
90 Sets ChiIdren's Furs

.onsiderably under regular prices,
fiil be on sale here Wednesday
llorning-a sample lot from a
rominent maker to be sold at
ample prices. S1.25 to 5000
lie set.
Evening journal., 1903-12-01
Pennsylvania Railroad.
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE and
WASHINGTON DIVISION.

sch sduic IN effect November 20. 1908.
Trains leave Wilmington as follows.
sio e@ os eng a e2Se'Rh9 s5S so7 sso s. s5S 5
800. iV.O9. iO.5 .50 Ills. li.32 n 50 a. IN.
.l-.''' ~, l.3l '2.S2 800. HOO asa, l.1,
Wv. .e.a'' .i5, 1908. 1000 and lil.00 p. M.
Mech-oayi. l.E, f.cO. 'l.l0. $40. 800 N.b.
II 20 n. M. 12.li I.31. 400. 300. 4.Oo. f.5i
s,-,; we '.2s, 1903, 1000, ana !l.u0 y. m.
For Philadelphia only $3.50 a. M. ?l2.l6.
.3.n, p.Ve o.so, l.l0, 500. and 9.1 p. M.
weekdays. t.N O.. fn., 6.Sn 40. 500, and
9.ti p. m. Sundays
Eor New York Through expressl, .4l,
3.Ss. s,s5. il i5 a. M, F?l216 1.ai. 5.ll.
6.Ol. t26.20 a1lO. gl4 %. M. weekdays.
II 80. 3 80 9.a5. tii i5 a. M. II 81. 800. 6.0i,
%. 20. "a 10, a.A b. m. sundays.
phep, ~, $50. g.o5 connects at West
Phiiadcirhia). S.O7 Connects AT Wea,
Phiadelrhinl. $50, 9.3j, lo.m. Ills tccn-
meets az West PhladelphiO a. M, l2.3o
phiadelphlal wcek-days a2O. TIO. $40
'a m. f.2o. 4.5f ana ii.O0 b. M Sundays
connects az West Philadelphia.
For Boston without change. 1902 "a. m.
and 500 y. m. Week-d1ys 500 p. m. sun
For Newark Centre and intermediae
stations, .3 a. m. and 6A2 p. m. week
baltimore and Washington i2.is. aga
.i5. 500 $40. uo,ls ana u .Ol "a. M. el2uo
~. S. IL, .i.5L 3.bA i.oS, Is. 6.O3. t6.3S
gese si ,s.is p M a ANA !, isiS ,,o night ,1
m. i2 05 ~ IS. ef.57 S.5l. 4.0S. 5..5, 6.Ol
F63S '7.3i SIS p. m. and n2lS nights
Sundays.
i256. 443, 1913 D. M, weekdays, an,
l6.l3 D.. m. Sundays.
Leave phnadeiph'a. bread Street Sla
ti0n, for Whining on, $50 $50, i-l. l.il
q. as. S.s2 a12 l0.t6 1870. llQ.a9. l..3 Q
I'M. 12.sO. 100. n 23, 200. 800 ,3.25 tOl
l4.Of. Z. .iG 40. 5.O7. 5.25 !5.3t 5.59. N.-
Il .iO iS.SS. 9.8i 102e. II 05. ii.2s. and ,ll.,
lp. m. weekdays. e.a5. go, $50 s.l
[ 10 s5. ll.g}. a. m. 1928 ] 30, ,2.32. 3.e
4.iG 5.07. 8 e5 l6.l8. 40. S.35. S.3c, Io.-
lil.0i and ~ 2S p. m. sundays.
From West Philadelphia. 12.Ol. 800 ar
In .55 "a. M, 8.g5. 5.55. and G.l5 %. M. weel
days 1901. 3a5 and 1865 a. M, 3.2A ar
/ o go u. m. Sundays
Evening journal., 1903-12-01
DrIAWApr Division

For New Castle. 7.2S S.2S a. M, 3.ii
i.47. and Csc p M. weekdays.
For Lcwos, S.A a. m. and dif D. m
wcek-dlys
For Rehoboth. S.2s a. m. Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays only.
For Dover. Harrington aud Delmar
and II 50 %. m GaTy.
For Wvcming ana way stations. i.lI p.
m week-days
Express for Cape Charles. Old po ul
Comfort and Norfolk lO5S a. m. week.
days and n 90 b. m. daily.
FOR Att hNTfG CITY.
ConneC ng at West philadr' uhil. 500
n. M. 3.ll and $50 p. m. wcek-days' S.ll
a. m. and 0.30 D. m. Sundays.
Evening journal., 1903-12-01
.Iahkets and Quilts

This department is right now
atter aUle to serve you than at
ny time this season-reason,
eve added to the very choice
ock we had, several lots bought
1d price which we propose to
Ill very closely.
The wool Blankets are So, So. so,
{, $3.50 and SIS are better than
lose you usually see.
Evening journal., 1903-12-01

daily. ! Sundays. Weekdays
"a" sundays, South St., s. 80. s." Sf.oo
Excursion.
Detailed time tables az ticket Office,
18th and Chestnut SITS S34 Chestnut St.,
1905 Chestnut ST., COG South sd ST., 3o62
Market St. and at stations.
Union Transfer Company will call for
and check baggage from hotels and resin
dences.
A. I. DICE, EDISON ]. WEEKS,
Gen'l Supt Genl pass'r Agt
Evening journal., 1903-12-01
uting FlanneIs and
ress Patterns in Prints.

Three or four tables full in the
omestic section, Wednesday
orning much under price. A
eat many patterns for Gifts are
|nong them.
Evening journal., 1903-12-01

Got more than $50 square miles OF
ritory is under civilization in hene-
IN or steal hemp, yet on this small
"a is produced the fibre that literally
Ids the wheat harvests of the world
is used alike in Minnesota and Ar
ltina, in Siberia and Egypt.
Evening journal., 1903-12-01
Is, COZ, 6Os Market Street.
NEW PAPER FOR LAUREL
ward M. Fowler to Start Democratic
Organ in Sussex.

sussex county is to have a new
wspaper. Edward NJ. Fowler, son OF
.mer Insurance Commissioner DR.
ward Fowler, win start a weekly
blication in Laurel. The policy OF
: paper will be Democratic and il
N cover the field thoroughly in the
y of local news.
dr. Fowler was private secretary to
father during his term of Office
I is a bright young man. Emmett
c. Hegeman, a well-known news
per man, win be associated with the
- enterprise, which will be launched
put the first Of the year.
Evening journal., 1903-12-01
0Iored Dress Goods

We've a very great stock in
3lored Dress Goods of every des-
iption-and in every case it is
iced as closely as is possible to
ill it. There's little doubt but
hat an acquainta ce with this
partment would do you good.
Evening journal., 1903-12-01
To Cure a Cold in on nv

Take Laxative Bro.no Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money IL n
fails 10 cure. Z. W. Groves signature
is on each box. 25c.
Evening journal., 1903-12-01
Philadelphia and
Chester Steamers.

Steamer City OF Chester. schedule
IN effect october 20. 1908.
Steamer leaves Fcurtb street wharf
a. M, week days only.
Leave Philadelphia from Pier s.
North above Arch street at D. m.
Week days only.
Evening journal., 1903-12-01
non THE SOUTH.

Atlardc Coast Line. Express 1885 p.
m. ANA l2.fS night. daily
Southern Railway Expires 4.2j q. m.
and SS and 7.M D.. m. daily.
Stlboard Air Line Railway Expires
4.23 a. m. and i.0S p. m. daily.
Norfolk and Western Railway. For
Memphis and New orleans, 6.3S D.. m.
daily.
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway .-Ex-
press. ll.0i a. m. weekdays SIS p. m.
daily.
Evening journal., 1903-12-01
trOSby & Hill.
This Season as
Usual We Shall Be
headquarters for
Eft Umbrellas
Or Men, Women
nd Children.

The full new showing Is now be-
hg made-'twould pay you to buy
'ow while the assortment is at its
est.
Evening journal., 1903-12-01
heets, Pillow Cases
nd towels

In these three items, we shall
Ter on Wednesday some specially
pod things, which we are sure
i'll be greatly appreciated by our
ltrons.
Evening journal., 1903-12-01
Philadelphia and
Reading Railway
Wilmington division
Timetable In effect November 20

Timetable in effect November 20
Trains leave Wilmington. (Ring street
station), for Elsmere Junction. Mont
chanin, Winterthur, Guyencourt, Gran
egue, Cossart. Chadd's Ford Junction,
pocopson, West Chester. Embreeville,
Mortonville. Coatesville and intermediate
stasions, daily. except Sunday, at 7.3S a.
m, daily 2.Io and 4.5o p. m. Sunday
only S.Ioa. M
For Suplee. Elvcrson and intermediate
stations. daily, except Sunday, at 7.3s a.
m, daily, a.Io and 4.5o p. m. Sunday
only $40 a. m
For Joanna, Birdsboro, Reading and
intermediate stations, daily, except Sun
day at 7.5s a. m. and 7.Io p. IA. Sunday
only a. $40 a. m.
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION.
From Chestnut street and South stree
I Unrriea
Evening journal., 1903-12-01
HIinery News

Wednesday the children, misses
i'd women can obtain some very
pod things in Hats and Hat Ac-
ssories from This department,
uch under price.
Evening journal., 1903-12-01

We give the original Gresn
aiding Stamps, issued by a
,me company and managed by
Ople you know.
Evening journal., 1903-12-01

"The Village Parson" will be at the
Grand Opera House on Thursday night.
IL is drama constructed on possibili-
ties. these being linked with the fact
that each part seems TO have been
written for the artist who is engaged
to play IT, so carefully has the com
pany been selected. The play is con-
sidered one Of the most powerful and
interesting of the present day. 1t may
be second only to that beautiful drama
Human Hearts" but general belief
has been expressed that il should be
placed first. The interest gradually
Increases as the play proceeds and
there is not a tagging moment or a
weak character. THE Village Parsonr
requires an elaborate production. and
IN this the management have been
strongly cognizant TO provide the en-
tire scenery for each act.
Evening journal., 1903-12-01

.czema, scald head, hives, itchiness Of
skin Of any sort Instantly relieved,
manently cured. Doan's Ointment. At
p drug store.
Evening journal., 1903-12-01
TRAINS LEAVE BROAD STREET STA
TIoN PHILAnELPHIA

FOR THE WEST AND NORTH.
s. 40 am. daily rittaburg. Chicago ind'an-
apOlls and Louisville. Dining Clrl
"a; 5 a. m. daily for f'ti-hurg. tnicago
Indianapolis, and Louisville. Dining
Il 40 a.. m. daily. PiHsburg and Cfeveand.
i2.m p. m. daily. st. Louis Limited ,
pi1ishurg. Cincinnati, Indianapolis And
ST. Louis. Dining Carl
II AZ D. m daily 'PcnnsylNanlh Limited.
Pt.sburg. Chicago. Cleveland Toledo
and Detroit. DINING Caro-
4 so D. m. dnily. rittsburg. Chicago. Nash
willie (vil CinUumai and loulsNhleh
| Indianapolis and St. Louis. CDinni
/ z .os p. m. daay. Chicago Limited from
North PIN adt nlria Plrtshure. Cmcaeu
Toledo and Cleveland. llinng 1ar.l
1875 D. m. daily pitisburg. Columbus, Cln
| c'nngu indianapolis. iouisfil e. ana ~
Louis. For Cary w. va. fVia shenln'
dcah valley Rouie)
$50 %, M. daily PiWsburg lnd chicago
for Toledo. except Saturday
IN. .5 p. m daily. rittshurg Cleveland.
Cincinnati. and ST. Louis.
Chicago. daily for Knoxville. VIA shen-
andcah Valley Route; for eeveland cX-
cept saturday.
i.25 a. M daily. Lock Ilavea Expre
80 "a. m. weekdays. Kane ENpress.
II 40 a. m. weekdays. Elmira and Remove
go p m sundays williamsport Exuress.
$50 p. m. weekdays Wdlamspo.t EX-
g. so p. m daily. Erie Exurcss.
~ 90 %. m. daily. Erie EXPRESS.
NJ .W "a. m. daily. from North Phi 1del-
uha. for pifisburg Dining Car)
Cumberland Valley r. r.. 4.25. $40. II. 40
"a. M. $50 SOS. and lli0 o. m. week
days. Sundays, i.25 a. M, S.li and ll.i0
p m.
FOR BUFFALO.
Via Emporium Junction, $50 a. m. and
S.25 u. m. daily.
via Canandaigna. $50 a. m. weekdays.
$50 %. u. except Saturday and II 40 D..
m daily.
~ Dining Car
(l Accommodation Trains.
90 Limited EXnrCss Ncstbule plrior
Cars. Nesubule Passenger Coaches and
Dining Car. No extra fare.
Tho Wilmngton Transfer Company will
call for and check baggage from hotels
and residences.
For further Information. passengers are
referred 10 the ticket agent a- the sta-
/ ton.
w w. ATTrRpTrRY. j r. WOOD
General Manager Pass.r Traf. Mgr.
GEO. w. BOYD.
General P7esenger AGENT.
Evening journal., 1903-12-01

NEGLECTED. colds make fat sraveyards." "
Dr. Woods Norway Pine Syrup helps
men and women TO a happy. vigorous old
age.
Evening journal., 1903-12-01

"The Village Postmaster" with its orig
inai big production exactly as played for
227 nights a the Fourteenth Street The
aire, New York, and for l25 nights in
Chicago, has just finished "a long run
there, and will be the attraction az the
Lycsum Monday December Z.
Evening journal., 1903-12-01

The opening performance OF The week
lat Dockstader's pretty new Gauick the
atre yesterday afternoon and last night
were greeted by large audiences. and
there was no hack OF evidence that the
bin pleased. The attractive surroundings
Evening journal., 1903-12-01

To the inquiry. why do the min
strels parade?" John w. Vogel. man
aser and proprietor of the Big Min
strels-ffty all told-frankly respond
ed; Primarily for the advertisement.
Why else would l equip the band and
company at such a large expenditure.
II the display OF the full strength Of
the large company did not count for
something?' Who first put the min
strels in street parade?" "That skilled
manager and exceedingly ciever and
original comedian, William w. New
comb. He used to at times hire band
wagons and local liveries and Brass
Band the towns, as he termed it. He
carried lettered blankets for the
horses" Were the performers uni-
formed?" ITO the extent that each
and all were decorated with a stove-
pipe hat" John W. Vogel's Big Min
strels will appear at the Grand Opera
House on Saturday afternoon and
night.
Evening journal., 1903-12-01

"FTer Marriage Vow" opened an en-
.Eagement of three afternoons and three
nights at the Lyoeum Theatre yesterday.
The audience last night was particularly
large. The scenery carried by the COM
pany Is very elaborate and the players
cleverly mn .heir roles. Prominent I'm the
cast are WIheima Il. Tracis. Fannie Co
hen, Charles G. Bartling, Edmond Nul
kay. William r. Healey John IT. Caesar
and Donald Meek. The play is sensational
and Is likely to attract large houses the
remainder Of its engagement.
Evening journal., 1903-12-01
Theatrical Notes

"The Village Parson" aims high and
aims true to its work. 1t certainly con-
.ains an the elements OF success. The
piece is not only a well-to.d story where
IN human emotions and sympathies are
strongly portrayed. burt the pay has "a
high moral tone. that should commend tt
TO The most sensitive theatre-goer. pne
play has been sealed with approval stamp
ed upon d by both press and public, and
contains intense heart interest and the
story sgood and pure, leaving n lastng
and favorable Impression everywhere pre-
sented. The mounting IS new and beauu-
tul' and Is a picturesque production away
from the conventional and thoroughly
refreshing throughout. The company will
be found a most capable one IN every re-
spect' each member being especially Sc
lected for his or her part. 9Th Village
Parson' VIII be seen at Grand Opera
House on Thursday nigh..
Evening journal., 1903-12-01

Girls VIII Be Girls" comes to the
Grand Opera House this afternoon and
tonight r. Melville Baker has sup
piled a very clever book for the piece
building a skeleton with a backbone Of
plot, limbs OF situations and ribs Of
bright lines. The story Of Professor
Eoeneezer Dodge. who goes to a cock
light, escapes from raiding constables,
and IN his attempts TO keep out of Jail
involves every other member Of the
cast IN his predicament, is one sug-
gestive OF much merriment. Some
times the joints between episodes are
so trail that one fears for the stree
ture. but invariably Mr. Baker sue
ceeds IN CONNECTING his humorous bits
with the coherent whole. Al Leech
hitherto known only TO patrons Of vau-
deville, has created decidedly favor
able impression in the role Of Profess
sor Dodge, which he invests with much
mock seriousness. Mr.. Leech adds to
distinct ability In the line OF imper-
sonation a comprehensive. understand
ing of the low comedy possibilities Of
the part and as a result he is alwavs
amusing and often screamingly funny.
The Three Rosebuds, Vera Rial Felix
Haney and n chorus OF sprightly young
women assist him to advantage. WIZ
liam A. Brady's production, while not
as ornate as some, is tasteful and ap-
propriate.
Evening journal., 1903-12-01

Uncommon interest centres IN the
production of Lovers Lane" at the
Grand Opera House on Friday night.
Few plays have been so widely dis
cussed as the Clyde Fitch offering. Its
five months run in New York was i'm
mediately followed by transfer for
the entire summer to McVicker's. Chi
cago. Later came the remarkable
fourteen weeks engagement I'm Phila-
delphia and the summer run at Allan
tic city. There is scarcely a remote
corner Of the country where the name
OF Lovers Lane" has not penetrated
for it has been adroitly heralded and is
one OF these attractions which finds
its most valuable advertising IN word
OF mouth commendation. 1t is the
sort Of play that people talk about and
write about to their friends about
The commercial value Of Lovers
Lane" is regarded by managers "a,
enormous. These plays semi-rustic
and conveying the atmosphere Of The
fields and meadows. and the blossom
laden orchards have virility and vital
l ity IL has been predicted of Lovers
Lane" that it will be earning CLYDE
Fitch royalties long after his plays OF
old time rOmanticism and satire upou
society have ceased TO attract. CLYDE
Fitch is more plainly focused I'm the
public attention just now than any
American playwright since Bronson
Howard wrote Shenandoah"
Evening journal., 1903-12-01

Plenty % thrEls without ridiculous abb
surdiu.es Of thought and action character
ize "A Gentleman by Day, a Burglar al
Night" which viii be seen at the Byceum
Theatre December 10. The company head
ed by j. N. Coivrie and Neva Harrison,
s one Of lhe best ever gathered together
10 present "a melodrama.
The scenic effects OF Prom Rags 90
Riches. Charles A. raylor's new melo-
drama, which is the attraction at the
Lyceum soon. are very heavy and e.abor-
ate. Managers Clarence l.. Weis and
Maxwell IT, Meyers under whose direc-
tion the play IS produced. have spared
mo expense, and a complete and well ball
anced performance Is assured.
Evening journal., 1903-12-01

The entire cast OF "Evangeline." TO be
given IN the Grand Opera House Decem-
Der and 6, is composed entirely OF local
talent and the principal characters will be
taken BY the following;
Eyangellne. Miss Isabelle B. wales:
Indian Woman. Mss Elizabeth Wales.
Gabriel. A. T. True; Benedict Beusfon.
talne. Earl Mccurdy; Basil. the black
smita. Frank Il. Mason; Father Felec.an.
Samuel Palmer; Rene Leblanc, Howard
Hartman: Indian Chief Mr. Ewing;
Michael The Fiddler, Henry Peck.
Evening journal., 1903-12-01

In the Little Church Around the Cor
uer" Marion Russell IS said to have writ
ten a play that win live IN the hearts OF
men, women and children. u is said 20
contain a clean, moral story OF intense
heart dnrerest with comedy scenes so
naturally funny that dun care Is swai-
lowed IN bursts Of spontaneous laughter.
The play Will be presented at Lyceum
on Thursday, December 3.
Evening journal., 1903-12-01
non UTTT ATI0.

Via Emporium Junction, $50 q. m. an
S.25 D. m. daily.
via Canandaigna $50 a. m. weekday.
$50 p. M except Saturday, and II 40 D
m. daily.
Evening journal., 1903-12-01

Schedule In effect November %, 1903.
An trains illuminated with Pmtsch
fImht
The Nome nugget., 1903-02-25

and such provisions for homesteads and pre-emptions as will encourage perm anent settlement. We should shape legislation with view not to the eX- plotting and abandoning of the terri tory, but to the building up of homes therein. The land laws should be lib- eral in type, so as 10 hold out induce ments to the actual settler whom we most desire to see take possession of the country. The forests of Alaska should be protected. and as secondary but still important matter, the game also, and at the same time it is impera- tive that the settlers should he allowed to cut timber under proper regulations. for their own use. Laws should be enacted to protect the Alaskan salmon fisheries against the greed which would destroy them. They should be preserved as permanc tt industry and food supply. Their management and control should he turned ovc' o tne commission of fish and fisheries. Alas ka should have a delegate in the con- eress. It would be well if congress sional committee could visit Alaska and investigate it's needs on the ground"
The Nome nugget., 1903-02-25
REFERS TO ALASKA,
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siAS Pacific cable. Peace in the Phil 1ppAnAs is referred to but it is urged tAAs s0the army has now been reduced to the minimum allowed by law it should be kept at the highest point of efficiency. Other mat ters discussed are naval maneuvers and the needs of the navy, revenues of the postofiice depart ment, the importance of irrigation, Indian wards of the government and encouragement of agriculture. Con- esrning Alaska the message states:
 ''I especially urge upon the congress the need of wise legislation for Alaska
 It is not to our credit as nation that Alaska, which has been ours for thir- by-five years, should still have as poor . system of laws as is the case. No country has mere valuable posses sion-in mineral wealth, in fisheries, furs, forests, and also in land available for certain kinds of farming and stock growing. It is territory of great size and varied resources, we'll fitted to support large permanent popula- tion. Alaska needs a good land law