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MORTUARY cHAPEg,

Messrs. LEWIS & MAYcocg beg leave to announce that they have added to their undertaking establishment conmodious mortuary chapel having seating capacity of one hundred and fifty, and fully equipped with every convenience for funeral pur- poses. This chapel is freely rendered to those who, because of insufficient space at their residences, or for other reasons are in need of a place where funeral services may be conducted in quiet manner, and, if desired, perfect seclusion.
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BYRON A. MARSH
 3Bqa 5VS. BRIDGET A. MARSH. ,... Order of Notice STATE OF CONNECTICUT, NEW EA-

r yrI5 l4 NEW HA-
 New Haven, March g, A. D. 1905. UPON THE COMPLAINT of the said Byron A. Marsh praying for reasons therein set forth for a divorce, now pending before the Superior Court in and for New Haven County to be held on the first Tuesday of April, A D I905,. 1t appearing to and being found by the subscribing authority that the said defendant has gone to parts un- R. ORDERED, That notice of the pen 5dency of said complaint be given by publishing this order in the Morning Journal and Courier, newspaper, three weeks successiveIy, commencing on or before the 11th day of March, A. ID. 1905.
 Assistant Clerk of the Superior Court for New Haven County. mil oawSw DISTRICT OF NEW HAVEN, ss. Pro-
 bate Court, March z ESTATE Of MARY E. MAIN, late of Or
 ange, in said District, deceased.
 Walter A Main, of Orange, having made written application praying that administration of said estate may be- granted, as by said application on file in this Court more fully appears, it is
 Ordered, That said application be Probate to be held at New Haven in said district, on the .17th day of March, 1905, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, and that public notice of the pendency of said application and of the time and place of the hearing thereon, be given to all parties interested in said estate by publishing this order three times in newspaper having circulation in said district.
 GEORGE W. CRAWFORD.
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Patent Stove Brick are cAeapc.s.
CLAIRvoYANT.

MARY J. WRIGHT, M. D., and Clair, tS xtSoyahI, M 1 High Street. Dr. Wright h
 State; 27 years in New Haven. Hes predictions on health, business. Ef- clal, never fail Doctor treats all dix- gases; Consultation s1.OO. Hours 9 to
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WANT,Ep

A-t t,sa,,o1s. Mseks we will educate you for aTaVeiing salesman and guarantee 1-,,. 1 posItlon; write for particulars irSSs sustreet 1oI1 i"l system, Rochester, N.
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LITTLE VI Chick Food, Masa Mixture.
 quality, low price; save chicks makes 2 ss
 eggs. R. c. DAVIS, Wholesale and Retail Grain Dealer. 357 East Street.
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WANTED.

rUK u. 5. ARMY: Able-bodied. unmar.
 it! ea men, between ages IS and s5i chasa cthrzens of United States, of rool s aracter, caa and temperate habits whs Aspply Recruiting Oficer. S9oT T cBa5at a5t 5GresS. New Haven; 66 State Street aartford; l022 Main Street. Bridgs5 port; ls9 Bank Street. Waterbury.
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EMnPLOYMENT AGENCY-Take not,ca. MTs. rnn. 5 A Gladwin has moved fror
 Ioz Orange Street to 902 Chapel St' lNt1 Tooll NO GA, New Malley Building.. 1ne pest help, also the best place f, 1nd m situations, city of country Ho,r8 S:30 a. m. to D. mi. ' z A : ' ~ .
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KNIGHTS OF sT. PATRIcK

A SPECIAL meeting of the Knights of St, Patrick will be held in the Club house at 8:5O tonight, to take action upon the death of Dr. James A.
 Moore. rnl0-It
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WANTED.
ENERGETIC

4-SSEihIEIlC SistN5lIlC workers everyghera +x ylssIitpaLe yartis2 circulars, samples ana ads
 yassinas natter; good pay: no cans
 Co, New York. usgItlsins n,T1 is.ls
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aaants.

One cent a word for each in.e-,,.. nye cents word for a fan week, sevrs times.
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Patent stove Brick ars cne.psct.
TWO CAR LOAD HORSES
DAVIS,

AND Mules arrive March I1th. Mv
 Bishop - : ' <, st ,a1 z a t.. 4
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Saw Shon.

S6 years experience in saw work. Auto- matic machine for grinding horse and s,o soiiet clippers, also meat cutters. I8i
 JAS RAT2NAfsY,H
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WANTEn.

. eaa foi- AB.E man to manage branch of- nee Tor large manufacturer Salsr,s 10 start S1,500 per wear ana osssry sIy conn commissions. Applicant must havs
 good reference and sl,000 cash nssrs ca
 ttai secure. Experience unnecessara,, sa,> ereess noarae ., MnIr., 7oS Chamber Com. -ltIelce, Delrolt, Mich. m4-11-IS-5s
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NftsreIIa
R. B. MALLORY
MASSAGE.

EASSAf4Ee sI717, M!5s LEEikE, graduate c. T. S. 3sx nitxWeiI ast Ave. Car to Charles St. Lats z ss metnods. best results, in slf netic Face and neck wrinkles rernovs ea Tn six treatments Failing hafS cnecKed and color restored. Hourss uay anu evening.
 r0R SALE-l.000 set patent Stove Brick, received S63 STATE STRNET.
 Patent Stove Brick are chcnpe.s.
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\. JONES EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.

JONES EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. 70 SHUhCH STREET, Telephone 1401- lonnscticut's largest agency< .r. roSitiVely headquarters for best hei3 1late or Female. Situations secured. sLaEEMAN's a1In1 RELIABLE EMPLOY asGSJ asshS AGENCY,763 Chapel St, estab- atata ateu 6o years Largest. best in tha state. Best male and female heIn foS any and all kinds of work. Sent anv@ where. Open evenings Tel. aa22
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-22
Nj. stearaes says He made
Way For Young Blood"
RETURNED HOME YESTERDAY
Private Business Demanded His At
tention-Messrs. Gold. Ashby, Bland
and Moss Mentioned as Probable
Candidates for the Office.

Hon L. p Stearnes, who resigned
Ills seat in the House OF Delegates
several days ago after representing
this city for nearly four years. return
cd home from Richmond yesterday.
When ask for statement as to his
reason for resigning, Mr.. Stearnes re-
piled that his private business de-
manded his attention and that. as
there would not be another session
this term, he thought he would get out
of the way for his friends who con.
template entering the fight for the
Office this fail.
Il had been III long enough" he
continued. ''and wanted to make way
for the young blood LAS Charley
Nclms would say. I wanted to get off
the corner and give the rain a chance
TO fali y laughingly concluded Mr.
Stcarnes.
Mr.. Stcarnes quits his Office as he
went III. one OF the most popular men
i'll the city.
The indications are that there will
be plenty of young blood in the fight
for the. seat. Following closely upon
the announcement Of Mr.. Floyd 4.
HudSins in this paper yesterday came
the statement that attorney Hunter
Boyd Gold would be i'll the race When
seen last night. Mr.. Gold stated that
he had been approached by number
of his friends in regard to the matter.
but that he had not decided to enter
the field just at this time
Mir. Gold came to this city two years
ago from his home in Clark county
and. although he has taken no very
active part in local politics. he is wide
ly known and has many friends who
believe that he can win if he will 90
into the contest
Mr.9C. Aylett Ashby has been urged
Tor some time to offer for this office,
but he has not decided to DO SO. Yes
terday several we'll known people
alled@uDon Mr. S. Otis Bland and
asked&him to get into the race, as
surfing him of their hearty support
Mr.. Bland did not give an answer, but
said he would think the matter over
number of Ex-Mayor Moss A. "A.
Moss friends are about to call upon
him to- be a candidate against any or
all Of The four lawyers mentioned.
1t Isl said that the Republicans pro-
pose to put up a man to oppose the
Democratic nominee. whoever he NAV
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-22
CROWDS ATTEND MISSION.
Strong Sermon Preached by Father
Howle Last Niqht.

Large crowds continue to flock to
the meetings being conducted by Rev.
Fathers Howle and O'Kane. of New
York, at ST. Nincent's Catholic church.
Last night the church was packed to
the doors and considering the fact that
only women were ai:owed to be pre-
sent. the fathers thought the attend
ance remarkable.
Rev. Father Howle delivered the
sermon last night on the subject:
The eternal sufferings Of the lost. :
1t was one OF the strongest sermons
ever delivered at the church and both
the congregation and Father Wilson.
pastor OF the church. We're struck with
the direct and strong lesson which it
conveyed.
interest in mission is steadily in
crcaslng and large anu attentive audi
ences attend every meeting
Father Howle and Okane are
hsrceably surprised and pleased with
the result OF their efforts and with the
success which has marked the open
ing ana first three days OF the mission.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-22
CELEBRATION BY JUNIORS.
Washinston's Birthday to be Appro
7 priateIy Observed-The Speakers.


priately observed-The Speakers.
According to their custom. the Jun
Tor Order of United American Mechan-
les will appropriately observe the an.
niversary4of the birth of George Wash
ington. At the Casino theatre tonight
a public meeting will be held and for
the occasion a program OF unusual
interest has been arranged.
Mi. e. l.. Cunningham. OF Valley
Forge Council. No. S145, win preside
and introduce the speakers. Music
viii lie furnished by Mcveigh's orches-
ira.
Following are the speakers and their
subjects:
The Duties Which Devolve Upon
a Junior as q Citizen Hon. S. r
Buxton. Valley Forge. No. las.
The Object Of Our Order-G. w
Blicll. East End. No. lis.
America. ur an Echo of Elder
Days-Rcv. J. w. Baker Grafton. Va
The Principles OF Our Orler-Vir.
tue. Liberty and Patriotism Hon.
Chas. T. Bland Peabody Council. No
LOG, Portsmouth. Va.
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Member of Naval Committee
Believes in Lakes Charges
INVESTIGATION NOW GOING on
An Correspondence Concerning Sub.
marines is in Hands Of Congressman
and the Affair viii be Thoroughly
Sifted-lnformal Contracts Made.

The Lake Torpedo Boat COmpany's
complaint that it was not given a fair
deal by the navy department is now
being thoroughly investigated by the
naval committee of the House. which.
in accordance with the request made
several weeks ago, has been furnished
by Secretary Morton with all cor
respondence concerning submarines.
1t is said that at least one member
OF the committee expects Il scandal
ana the result Of the investigation Is
being awaited with considerable in
terest
Before he left here recently. OH his
way to Russia, via New York and
Bremen, Inventor Simon Lake said
that il this government had seen fit
to award contracts to his company.
all Of the work would have been done
at the local shipyard. This statement.
as we'll as the fact that five subma-
rines OF the Lake type ha"2 already
been constructed here and another is
being built, causes more tnan or
binary interest to be felt here in the
naval committees inVestSa zion
Contracts Of an informal nature
have already been made with the Hol-
land company by the navy depart
ment and if they are carried out this
company will get all Of tie S85O,Q0O
authorized in the last submarine bill
The Lake people hope. however. that
the investigation Will show that they
were not given a fair chance and that
the contracts will be held up
In addition to the official correspond
ence between the department and the
Holland Company. the committee ask
ed for and has received certain cor.
respondence between Naval Construct
or J. j. Woodward. a member of the
board of inspection and survey. and
Mr.. Lawrence y. Spear, of the Hol-
land company. 1t is intimated that
this correspondence will furnish some
sensational matter which is expected
to be brought out s..
Inventor Lake anu all of the repre-.
sentatives of tie Lake company who
have been here are confident that if
the government will place their
boat in fair competitive test
with one of the Holland craft.
the superiority Of the Lake
type will be SO thoroughly de-
monstrated that there will 4ae no
further room for difference of >opinsoS
on the subject.
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TWELVE YEARS FOR NEGRO.
PAUL Q. JOHNSON CONVICTED on
FORGERY CHARGES.
Poor Attempt at Playing Part Of Luna
tic Gained No Sympathy For tt.
Prisoner-Lawyer Withdrew

Fei2ning lunacy to the last Paul O.
was convicted on three counts by the
jury in the Corporation Court vester-
DAY and given twelve years in the pen
ilcntiary He has served one term in
The pcnitentary. having been sent up
fcr two wears from Petcrsburg and
tfvr years will l:c added to his pre-
cEl sentence in accordance with the
law
The prisoner oLstinately kep: up his
pretended insanity when he was
brought into court tie only succeed.
CD in thoroughly cNaspcrating Judge
R@rEam anG the officers Of the court.
ard his antics made no impression
upon the jury
j. Thomas Newsulne. who withdrew
as ccansel for the negro last week On
account Gf the nemcaEor of his clisnt
when arraigned. appeared in court
again yesterday. but before the trial
OF the first count was ever he had With,
drawn again. In the second trial the
ccnit appointed W. II. Arlington t. de
fend the prisoner
johnson was tried first Tor forgery
ana for utterins forged papcr, He
was given five years on each count
the jury being cut only few minutes
before reaching the verdict He was
tnen tried upon another indictment fer
that offensc.
me negro went to two local loan
companies and secured money by ex-
!'ibting and Offering as security furni
ture etc. in the house CT an Old nc.
i gro living in East End, making his
mark Ter the latter's signature He
is notorious character ard the police
had heen looking far him hcforc h.
committed the folgeries.
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Theatrical

DIR. Jcky] and Mr. Hyde" with it's
Wei knnwi. story, will he seen at trn
Academy on Saturday matinee ana
night. The popularity Of This celel,rat
cd play does net seem to wanc. Sea.
SCI after season it returns to the cities
where it has been several times. ana
It's receipts increase with each sue
cecd1FS visit. All explanation is
found in the fact that the play an.
Dcals net OILY to the regular class OF
t"catgrgoers. ont its clientele in
clldes tho vast NUMBER who seldom co
TO a playhouse. Managers are author
'ty lcr the statement that more strange
races are seen iE the thetters during
the engagement ct DIR. JcKyll AID MIR.
liyHc' than any other play daring, the
e',tirc season
Gorton's Ministries.
among the nrst class special acts
winch comprise the olio Of Gorton's
MINISTRIES. is the comedy and dane
ing specially OF Welby, Pearl and Fell.
JAKE Welby's negro comedy has long
Deen noted for its originality and ex-
cehence, and forms conspicuous
part o. this sketch. c. G. Pearl con
tributes marvellous dancing perform
ance and Mis- Clcone Pearl Fell has
been included in the act this season
TO add still more dash to an already
'iveiy performance. Miss Fell intro.
duces number of her own dancing
speclalties, and the trio offers ono Of
the most laughable and entertaining
sketches of a vaudeyil-e Character
lhat has been presented this season
ihey Will be seen at the Academy
next Tuesday afternoon and night
February 49, ~
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EAST END w. c. r. U.


Memory Of the Late Frances Wil!ard
Honored
The East End Woman's Christian
Temperance Union held q memorial
service in honor OF the memory Of
their great leader the late Frances e.
Willard. last night at the East End
Christian church.
The program gave slimpses Of Mrs
Wits;'rd,s lie and work. witt: extracts
from her writing. and lectures.
An Offering was taken for the Nc
mortal FurG, which has been started
Tor the extension Of this work.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-22
ACTUALLY OPENS TO-DAY.
Numerous Merchants Secure Market
Stalls from Clerk Godscy,

The city market will be actually
opened Tor business this morning.
When about dozen merchants and
butchers Will occupy stalls. Clerk
Godsey and those who have rented
stalls were busy yesterday preparing
Tor the opening and the market viii
present business like appearance TO-
day.
The market was formally opened on
TIC t1rst OF this month. but at that
tiEpcS Mr.. W n. Sears was the only
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merchant who had rentedSa stall and
even he was not ready to move in.
wAssH,'NGToN's BIRTHDAY.

Memory OF the Father Of His Country
to Be Observed. s
The one hurried and seventy-third
anniversary Of the birth of George
Washington Will he observed as a gen
eral holiday here today. The custom
house and postoftice will be closed, the
public school pupils will be given a
holiday and some of the business
houses Will close for d part OF the day.
The clerks Office Of the Corporation
Court will close at noon
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-22
CHARGE Dismissed,

The charge OF assault against Prof.
Melville Daniels was dismissed by
Justice Brown in the police court yes
terday The warrant was sworn out
by w. II. Anderson. a young man who
had been taking a physical culture
course under the professor. Trouble
over bill which Anderson had not
paid caused the alteration
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-22
FINED AND SENT TO JAIL.
Harry Brownlow Pays for Starting a
"Rouah House"

7Harry BroWnoW Pays for Starting a
Trough House.
In the police court yesterday Harry
Brownlow was fined $25 and costs and
given three months in Jail for as
saultin@ Otto rlume. an officer Of the
Sloman steamship line. in the house
OF Hattie Dooley. a mulatto woman. in
Rockets early yesterday morning
Browniow attacked Flumc with a
beer bottle and when the German ap
peared i'll court yesterday morning he
was in very badly battered condition
Flume is passenger aboard the
German steamship pallanza. OF the
Sloman line, which is loading a cargo
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-22

.terlay rendered his resignation to$thc
board OF police commissioners to take
effect at once. Mr.. Adams had. been!
a member Of the force for several years
and was considered one OF the most,
capable men in the departm ent. He
stated last night that he had resigned
to accept a more lucrative position
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-22
VAUGHN TRIAL FRIDAY.

0Vth Wit Face Jury on Grave CHARGE
DR.. Hicks Case.
Judge Barham has set the cases OF
claude +. Vaughn. charged with Grim
lnai assault. and j. i. Lane, indicted
~ several housebreaklng charges. for
'f'al IN the Corporation Court Friday.
nc case OF DR.. S. Delaney Hicks.
charged with forgery, will probably 20
uneF ant'! the next term of the court.
INC prisoners attorney. Mr.. J. G.. Til
.o'. or Norfolk, has asked that the
Judge continue the case.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-22
Fire in Negro Dwelling.

Fire resulting from a defective hue
i'll negro dwelling at Warwick ave
nue and Twertycighth street. called
cut Rescue fire company No. !, at
o'clock last night. The firemen extin
,guished the blaze before any damage
iw4s done the building.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-22
YESTERDAY FOURTH DAY.
mr. 6Ickford Making Remarkable
Argument in Jones-Shipyard Case.

Attorney r. G. Bickford. who be-
san the closing argument in the
'loncs-ShlpNard case in the Circuit
Court Monday morning. was still
speaking last night when the court
adjourned. Mr. Bickford opened the
argument for the shipyard last Thurs
nay and did not conclude until Friday
night Mcssrs. Meredith and Pollard.
counsel, with Col. Marquis Jones, for
Jones. spoke Saturday and part of
Monday morning.
nc case will probably be cunclud.d
today
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-22
JUST A LITTLE TOO SPICY.
Chief johnson Called Halt on Singing
y ------ Girl at Rarton's

Girl at 6artor's.
One of the singing girls with The
Homebreakers Burlequers,' all aggre-
cation which played at Barton's thea
tire last night and Monday night. was
stopped in the midst of her song by
Chief of Police johnson last night
The song was getting just little too
spicy and the chief said it would have
to be ,''cut out" The singer agreed
to be good and the performance was al
lowed to proceed.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-22
Beware OF the Substitute .

II You let the dealer persuade you
TO buy Ills, own" chcapIy put MP tar
and white nine mixture as d s,lbsti-
tute for Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup, and
hope to no cured. you win surely be
disappointed. Ask for DR.. Bi,ll's
Cough Syrup and get it. IT your
druggist has mono on hand, bury it
elsewhere, or make him order it for
you at once. Sold everywhere
Price, rs cts, SO cts. and 81 90.
A. G. Meyer S Co., Baltimore, nd.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-22

Forty-two piece dinner sets at
Lash's, for only s5.s7 a set; a great
bargain, Call and look at them. 2.7tf
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-22

The grip, be the case mild or stub
horn, is always loaded with serious
and sad consequences. In its first
Stage, it is only a, cold or cough; in
It's progressive stage, pains in tho
lungs. racking cough, weakness, loss
OF flesh. shnr.;acss Of breath and
loss Of sleep have made themselves
known; in its critical stage, pne,,-
lnonia and consumption havo been
Developed; and in its closing stage,
ali hope OF q cure is lost in death.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-22
LONG ILLNESS AVERTED
BY DIR. BULLS COUGH SYRUP
FRS. Peterson's Case Of Grip Cured
and Her Life Saved by Cele.
brated DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.

Mrs. G.. Et17o. Peterson, 20s e. aeth
Street, Nc7c IorA; City, ac7>itcs:
II was suffering with severe at
tack of the grip, and had a most
distressing cold and cough which
troubled me day and night. My hus-
band recommended DIR. Bulls Cough
Syrup. | had taken two bottles OF
the Syrup whom it had entirely re-
lieved r,c Of that pain through my
lungs, tickling i'm my throat,shortneos
Of breath, and allowed me fuI!
rights sleep; III short, it cured me.
! heartily endorse its efficacy, and
advise every faau;!y to keep it on
f,and, because it is the superior OF all
remedies for throat and lung troubles.
e.nEot praise it TOO highly, for I
knew 1t has saved me a prolonged
illness, and perhaps even my life.''
Mrs. G. Edw. Peterson.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-09-05

ned variety, which he edited for the
occasion, adding or subtracting to
suit hs audience. Once when he was
playing to a Smith college audience
he wound up with:
when | look over the iootlights
and see all your bright and interest
ed faces. I feel as if I would like to
lean over and shake hands with every
one
When he retired TO the wings Lack
aye inquired how often Jefferson
could manage to shake hands with q
face. Jefferson was quite overcome.
He had been making the speech for
thirty years without discovering the
difficult contract he was bidding for.
Did he change it? No, indeed. It
pleased the audiences and he was
never called upon to perform that
feat in Japanese jugglery.'
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-09-05
How Jefferson Shook Hands.

In an article on The Seasons
Plays and Players" in The New Idea
Woman's Magazine for October, oc-
ours the following anecdote concern
ing Joseph Jefferson, OF whom it au-
pears there is always forthcoming
one more: There is nothing," says
the writer, "that a good-humored av-
dience enjoys more than a curtain
call and probably nothing thar is
more OF tax on the ingenuity Of an
actor or playwright. Wilton Lack
aye, the critic, tells a good story
about the late Joseph Jefferson, who
carried with him a speech OF the can