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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-08-12
REAL BEAR IN THE WHEAT PIT
BruIn Visits Milwaukee Chamber Of
Commerce and Eats Ice Cream.

Milwaukee. wis. dispatch: There
was a real live bear In the Milwaukee
Chamber OF Commerce Friday. lie
nosed around In the pit, but refused
to tackle the bulls" lie was fed
with "real pink ice cream" and rc-
fused both wheat and corn. His name
is Musky and he was recently cap.
tured in the northern woods and sent
10 a member or the Milwaukee Ore
department
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-08-12
IOWA RAISES ITS RAILROAD TAX
State Council Increases Assessed Val.
uation Of This Property by s2e637 400.

Des Molnes. Iowa. dispatch. The
state executive council has com.
pleted the assessment Of corporation
property in Iowa While the actual
assessed valuation OF railroad proper
oy was increased $2G37 400 as com.
pared with 1903, the farm lands Of the
state have been reduced $52n5.3G4
Had The relative valuation OF these
two classes OF property In 1903 been
maintained this year the council
would have been compelled 10 de-
crease railroad assessments $500. 600
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-08-12
moToRMAN IS ELEcTRocUTeD
Electric Car Jumping Track Causes
Fatality and Injuries Conductor.

Cleveland. O.. dispatch Motorman
George Soarlos ~ Rocky River was
clcctrocuted and Conductor James
Porter OF Cleveland severely injured,
when a special newspaper car on the
Lake Shore electric railway jumped
the track and was wrecked near Cllf-
ton Park The moturman was caught
In the front platform. when the body
Of the car LETT the trucks and slid
of on one side a short circuit was
formed and he was instantly killed
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-08-12
oIfta for Harvard Museum.

Berlin cable; Prof Kuuo Francko
OF Harvard. during his holiday IN Eu-
rope. arranged with the governments
or Bavaria. Saxony and Switzerland
and tho municipal authorities or
Frankfurt and Nuremburg for import
ant gifts 20 the Germanic museum at
Cambridge, Mass.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-08-12
Sister NJ. cIaudine pics.

South Bend. Ind, Dispatch Sister
NJ. Claudine one OF the fcw survivors
who had been connected with tho
Sisters or the Holy Cross since 1855.
died at Mother house here. AGED sey.
enty-two years. She came from Ire
land. Her worldly name was Mar.
garct McGinnis.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-08-12
JUDGE AFTER BANK wRecKeRs
Orders Grand jury to investigate Fail.
ure at Hagerstown, Ind

Richmond. Ind. Dispatch Judge
Henry c. Fox OF the Wayne circuit
court has instructed the grand jury TO
make a complete investigation az the
wrcckIng Of the Commercial bank at
Hagcrstown, whose cashier. John
Bowman. recently killed himself The
court said that n Bowman had abet.
tors they should be brought TO justice
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-08-12

Tho adopted daughter and helress
Of the late Coils =. Huntlngton--the
well-known railway Primo
ess Hatzfeldt-has long been n recog-
nized leader or Anglo.Amerlcan so
ciety. Fond Of country life, she goes in
greatly for hunting and entertalns her
friends magnincently at Drayton
manor. her beautiful place In Wilt
shire.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-08-12

Chicago, H., dispatch Fred Green
of Zion City was found insane In the
Lake county court and ordered sent
90 the Elgln asylum lie Is SO years
old and lost his reason through be-
coming too enthusiastic In Dowio and
his religious methods.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-08-12
sroRK AT De NAvARRos HOME
Daughter is Born to Former Actress
Who Was Mary Anderson.

New York special A daughter was
born TO Mr. and Mrs Antonio Fer
nando De Navarro on Saturday in
Broadway. England. Mrs De Navar-
70 was Mary Anderson. the famous
actress. Their first child. a son, was
born several years ago. Since their
marriage they have lived IN England,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-08-12

Asbury Park, n. j.. dispatch: Four
teen hotel men and restaurant propri-
etors who were maintaining quiet lit
tie rooms whore thirsty patrons could
indulge IN something stronger than
feed tea. have been arrested.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-08-12
Indiana Mine Is Closed.

Terro Hautc. Ind. dispatch. The
Greenfield mine. west OF Torre Haute.
has been closed by the state mine in.
spector because conditions are menac-
ing to the lives OF 10 miners.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-08-12
ALICE PARSON
IS BLUEBEARD
Former Minister Is Said to
Have Married on Three
Occasions,
WIFE NO. 2 MAKES DISCOVERY
Chicago Woman Visits Her Supposed
Spouse at Milwaukee and Hears Ru.
mors Which Cause Her to Engage
an Attorney

Milwaukee. Wis, dispatch. Accord
ing to the Milwaukee police Key. Or
Iando Burt. an eX-Mcthodist minister.
who came to this city two months ago.
has three wives living from none OF
whom he has obtained divorce. one
wife, probably the first, was Susan
Smith, daughter OF Robert g. Smith, a
Newton, Pa, newspaper man. About
year ago he married a dashing Chi
cago brunette at Waukegan, III, Early
In the present month ne woocd and
welded Miss Anna Lcmhc. 40 TWEEN.
ty-third street, Milwaukee, who stlll
expresses The belief that her husbands
matrimonial complications will event.
ually be satisfactorily settled
is Visited by Wife No. 2.
Burt came to Milwaukee ten months
ago and obtained employment as an
advertising writer He said he had
been a Methodist minister but that
he had been compelled 10 rciinquish
his loved vocation ON account or
breakdown Of the vocal organs. While
he was wooing. Mrs. Burt, whom ho
accidentally met on the street one day.
his Chicago go wife. visited him and
spent several days with him. being
introduced 10 several OF his acquaint
ances as his wife During her visit
Mrs. Burt heard stories which inn
PEELED her 20 engage a Chicago attor-
ney named Langley. aud after a heat
cd interview Burt admitted that he
had married Miss Smith Of Newton,
but insisted that he had obtained a
divorce from her.
Compliments Of Father-ln.Law.
a letter 10 Robert g.. Smith. father
OF Miss Susan Smith, elected re-
ply 10 the effect that he much de-
plored the fact that his daughter had
married Burt but that such was
nevertheless true "He never OBJ.
tanned a divorce from my daughter"
continued MIR. Smith, although she
has abundant grounds for one should
she care 70 apply. when he said he
had obtained a legal separation he
lied"
Was Not After Money.
Upon receipt Of this letter, July 81,
Attorney Langley wrote TO Burt In
Milwaukee. accusing him OF being
bigamist At that time he did not
know OF the Milwaukee bride ON re.
ceiving this letter Burt told his en-
ployes he must Immediately 30 to
his wife In Chicago. who was ill
Burt IS now az Niagara Falls. and has
Just sent his latest wife s., saying he
hopes 10 BE with her soon.
The Milwaukee police are investi-
eating with n view 10 ascertaininE
whether or not Burt has stiil moro
wives. In all Instances recorded he
married girls with little or no cash.
and Il IS certain that IL was not money
he was after in the course of his ad-
adventures.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-08-12
Fever Gains in city.


The fever situation here took on n
more serious phase Tuesday with the
report Of six deaths and new cases
20 nearly double the number Of any
previous day While the health au-
thoritics make no explanation OF the
great Increase I'm cases. il Is believed
possible that the ignorant italians, los
ing their fear that the health officers
mean harm 20 them, are reporting
cases instead Of keeping them hid
den Another serious development is
that a number OF the new foci are In
the upper part Of the city. one OF the
new cases being on Jackson street. In
the residence district tho patient hay
ing recently returned from his sum
mer home ON the coast
Isolated From the West.
The final step in closing up New
Orleans against tho West was taken
when Or. Tabor of Texas announced
that passengers from eastern ana
northern points having to pass through
New Orleans could not continue their
journey through Texas without re
naming IN detention camp for at
least six days This practically puts
an end 10 traffic ON the Southern Pa
cihc and the Texas and Pacific.
The action taken By the health an
thorities Of both Mississippi and Texas
in refusing to regard the health Ger
tihcates granted by the United States
marine service has caused that organi.
zauon to practically give up the work
Of trying 10 carry on the detention
camps The Southern Pacific dcten.
ton camp at Ayondalc has been dis.
continued and that ON the Louisville
and Nashville has been closed for scy.
cral days. leaving but two.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-08-12
Grain Quotations.

WHEAT
Chicago No. red SGW6TiSc
MINNEAPOLIS $50 > northern. SL06L.
Duluth SO ! northern s1o6
Toledo 40 q rcd S5Mct
Sew york. $50 rra. s4Mo0Mc.
So Louis No rcd Nflh ste
Kansas Citt-N0 2 hard. 7aib MS2c.
MtlWaukeo-Nn northern, Sil0M u
CORN
Chicago No p 9a4tfIt1r
liverpool American mixed. ca. 2E
New York $50 5Dhc
Peoria no. g. Csc
So Louis 40 a 52c
Milwaukee no 3. 5gik05ic.
OATS
chirago Standard W03tMc.
NeW. York Mixed 23is45ic.
ST. Louis 40 n &Bc
Kansas eng No mixed. e6027c.
Milwaukee Standard. csc.
Tive stock.
CATTLE.
ChIcaro-sl 10000.
bmnha-S 2al $3.50.
Kansas city -t2m5G5.
So Louis 21HtH.fH.
sd Jos auh~ fl .G0W5T 0
New York-~&l Oo05.G5.
Chicago "a s04605.
Omaha sd bUm co.
Kansas CTS gH.G1frE So
Et Louis Eu.84ffE
80 I0acrh-f5 GNMETb
View York -fG lBAC go
SHEEP AND LANES
Omaha fiNG.7a.
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Enunaa Cftv- StMG.pF
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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-08-12
EIaln Butter Market.


putter 80 offerings OF sales. Official
market, zoe. firm
Evening journal., 1905-11-28
.TO-NIGHT'S EVENTS

orange Athletic Club, regular meet
ing
Industry Lodge, A. o. U. W. regular
meeting.
Wilmington Conclave, Daughters o.
r. c.. regular meeting.
Waneta Council. Degree Of POGO
hontas. regular meeting.
German Mutual Beneficial Society
regular meeting.
Peerless Conclave, S. w. NJ. regular
meeting.
Cherokee Tribe. l. o. r.. NJ, regular
meeting.
Reynolds Eueampment. l. o. o. F..
regular meeting.
Eureka Council Jr. o. u. a. NJ, regu-
BAR meeting.
Darent comra Jr. o. U. A. NJ.
regular meeting.
Chosen Friends Castle *. c.. L.
regular meeting.
Brandyw'ns commandsry *. Of ~.
regular meeting.
Lincoln Lodge X. OF P4 regular
meeting
washington Camp. r. o. s. Of A.,
regular meeting.
coHnthlan Lodge, s. Of II, regular
meeting.
Evening journal., 1905-11-28
ON A SHOOTING TRIP
Crack Shots VIII Participate in a Num-
Der Of Tournaments.

Accompanied by Fred Glib TT, the
worlds champion target shot. Luther j.
Squire, the well-known trap shooter OF
this city. viii leave on Sunday for a
three weeks trip to valious cities where
tournaments viii be held.
squier and Gilbert who represent the
DuPcnt Powder Company win shoot in
Parkcrsburg, West Virginia today, az d
will be at Morgantown on Wednesday
and Falrmount ON Thursday. From the
latter place they win proceed as follows;
to Oil city. St. Mary's. Bradford, Lam
caster. Bridgeton. Atglen, Philadelphia,
Coatesville, York. Lebanon. Pottsville
and Reading. The two will give exhibl-
tion shoots in these places.
Gilbert has made a remarkable record
during the past ten months. From Jan
uary 1 to October 81, he participated in
no less than thirty-dve tournaments. He
shot in this period at 16iiO targets. and
broke 1875, missing only 704
This remarkable performance gives
Gilbert an average of nearly 90 per cent
Evening journal., 1905-11-28
We Give EHmmnVERA
Red Star HHI.HHkW'N store Open
Trading Stamps SEtSOB " Evenings
mo SCHOOL SUPERVISION

AZ the Meeting OF the Board OF Ed-
.ueation last nisht the election OF a
supervisor OF repairs for the public
schools was again postponed.
The payment OF fees by nonresident
pupils was discussed but no action was
taken.
The night school attendance dur.ne
The past week was $50 pupils. the How
.ard High schools quota being s.O
The teachers' committee. comr,ss1
log Dr. Cooper ana William j. Burton.
recommended that $500 be drawn m
favor of Superintendent Tuitmyer 10
.defray the expenses OF the Te,chors'
Institute which has been arraneed to
De held ON Thursday ana Friday. De-
'cember and Is, aul their recommen-
'dation was adopted.
The board decided 10 he governed for
me present by TIE ola rules OF the BODY.
10 was ordered that the schools ~
closed on Thursday and FRIDAY OF
this wesk.
Evening journal., 1905-11-28
1T is SERIOUS.
Some Wilmington People aFil to Real,
ise the Seriousnens.

iso the Seriousness.
The constant aching of a bad back.
The weariness, the tired feeling.
The aches and pains of kidney ills
Are ser.ous-if neglected.
Dangerous urinary troubles follow.
A Wilmington citizen shows you how
60 avoid Them
Mrs. Ella Fenimore. wife of Albert
Fenlmore, carpenter OF fOS T.. 9th ST..
Wilmington. Dell says: Mr. Fcnimore
was troubled for some time with pains
hmesness and soreness I'm the back
When DEE stopped or lifted anything
sharp iwinges would catch him and it
was hard for him TO straighten. Colds
settled iu his back and aggravated the
trouble. ON occasions when ne has
been away at work his back has be-
come So painful that he has had Ia
i1y on ana give up work for a time
About two years ago ne was induced
90 set box of Doan's Kidney pills
They soon brought relief and have
never failed 90 give The same prompt
results since"
For sllo hy al dealers. Price sC
cents. Foster NIlbum Co. Bunaio
New York, sole agents FOR the Omitted
states.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take 10 other. A
Evening journal., 1905-11-28
ponations For Hosnltnl.

Requests hive been m1do FER Thanks
giving Day donations 20 the Day Nursery
and Hospital for Rabies, and 70 is hop. q
that there may be- generous response.
Anything in the way of gree rics and
provisions viii De very acceptable. ana
may be sent at any timo during the week
to No. eo7 Washington street.
Evening journal., 1905-11-28
Powder Officials Rntnrn.

The officials of the DUPONT Powder
Company who attended ths Sales Denart-
ment Convention in indianapolis, have
returned home Tho party inclrdsd }. A..
Haskell Charles D.. Patterson. Eugono
DUPONT Eugene T.. DUPONT Colonel pllo
Bumstead. J. W. Matthews. james a..
skclly, Edward Banks ana Colonel ). g..
Ewing.
Evening journal., 1905-11-28
Theatrical Notes

The bill which opened at the Gar.
rick yesterday for Thanksgiving week
can hardly fail to win fresh ,aure's
for that pretty little playhouse. The
four Co.umbans in a musical numbcr
entitled "A Bit of Dresden China,
like the others on the BIZ. are new
TO Garrick audiences The act presents
some pretty stage settings and sing
ind and dancing The Four Oliphants,
a quartette of European grotesques
from the Aihambra Music Hal Lon
don. like most other vaudeville ar
lists that have come TO us from abroad
are well versed i'm the art of enter
tanning, and their work is excellent.
The Transatlantic -Four by the aid of
good voices and some very droli come
dy worked her way into the hearts
Of their audiences yesterday so easily
that they were obliged to give up all
they had in stock i'm the line of en-
cores.
"Mr. and Mrs. Nagg' by Atlanta
Spencer & Co.. is an original bit Of
.fun-making written by Edgar Se.dyn.
.It portrays some domestic difficulties
of a very ridiculous nature and a eli
max that fairly brings down the
house. Eddie Leonard presents his
new Southern comedy number In
Dixieiand." transparent scenic spc-
cialty which with the excellent assis-
tance rendered by the Sharp Brothers,
makes it a number of conspicuous
merit. Sallie Stembler, a favorite met
ropoitan Coincidence offers an act
that appeals to most everyone, and
Charles and Edna Harris in a comedy
sllit. called "The lnsp ctor and the
Maid;' Miller and Hopkins, a singing
and dancing number and the Kineto-
graph, make up a bill that is decided
ly creditable to the Garrick and its
management
Evening journal., 1905-11-28
Grand Premium List

First. For 3 yearly subscribers
the choice of any one of the fol-
lowing magazines for one year.
delivered at your home: Mum
sey. Red Book. Harper's Bazaar,
Delineator, Strand, Pearson's,
McClure's. All story, Argosy.
Popular Leslie's. Cosmopolitan.
Gunter's. Wide World, Tom
Watsons. Physical Culture,
World Today. American Boy,
Woman's Home Companion.
Second. For new yearly sub
scriptions the choice of Ladies'
Home Journal, Everybody's.
Third. For 10 new yearly sub
scriptions choice of a Webster or
standard large size) unabridged
Dictionary, Golfers Weekly,
Harper's Weekly, Review of Re
views, North American Review,
Puck, Judge. any Philadelphia or
New York daily paper. a hand
some ladies' or gentleman's Elgin
watch, solid gold seal ring.
Fourth. For 10 new yearly
subscriptions. choice of mans or
ladies' handsome overcoat, fine
gold filed watch, double barrelled
high class gun.
Fifth. For 20 new yearly sub
seriptions. choice of fine suite
bedroom furniture. handsome
brass bed. high grade gun, and
others to be added.
Sixth. For 30 new yearly sub
scriptions ladies' or gentleman's
fine solid gold watch, works and
case guaranteed.
Seventh. For 40 new yearly
subscriptions a four days trip
to New York city or Washington
FOR two from any point in Della
ware with all expenses, including
railroad fare. board at first-class
hotel and theatre tickets.
Eighth. For so new yearly
subscriptions handsome guaran-
teed diamond ring for lady or
gentleman.
Other premiums to be added.
Watch this column.
Evening journal., 1905-11-28
Brittle shower.
The Wilmington Candy Co.
Wednesday
Tho THANKSGIVING Special.
Purehaaed Trottina Marc.

William B. Austin has received from
Indianapolis, Md. "a four-year old trot-
ting mare Annie Jausen." sircd by
Directum Kelley, by Marie Jausen.
Mr. Austin sold portion of his estate
I'M phladeInhln tn-daN.
Evening journal., 1905-11-28

Packed to the doors was the greet
ing Dangers of Working Girls re-
ceived at its opening engagement yes
terday at the Lyceum Theatre. The
piece is one of the best that has ever
been presented at this theatre. It is a
melodrama full of excitement. The
company has been carefully selected
and each of the cast do good work.
The work of Murray Livingston makes
the most of a jew character and he
pleased the audience by his good work
as did Lawrence Underwood as Bar
ney BrantOn.
Others who did good work were:
Ade'e Lang as Elsie Dean, Maggie lie
Ciair as Ann OCallahan, ANA Powell
as Hilda Muriva.e The Wayne Cam
per as handsome Charlie, John Fen
ton as Kane OHaria. detective and
Laura Hubert as Cart Lesage. The
same cast will appear again this even
ing and tomorrow afternoon and even
ing and there is no doubt that but a
large audience will be present
Evening journal., 1905-11-28

The Automatic Telephone" is a new
idea, recently Matched.
1t saves time, affords absolute pri-
vacy and gives the quickest possible
service.
You make your own connections.
Service unlimited. Three months free.
Delmarvia Telephone Co.
Charles c. Kurtz President.
CartmelIs Blackberry Compound
is a sure cure for diarrhea.
Evening journal., 1905-11-28

Mr.. Melbourne MacDowell, that emf
lnent actor and courtly gentleman of
the stage, a few weeks ago was enter
tanning a party of newspaper men and
personal friends. Mr.. MacDoweI got
in a reminiscent mood and told some
things of a personal nature regarding
himself that are interestig to theatre
goers, especially as he is the star at
traction at Grand Opera House on
Wednesday afternoon and night
1t appears that Mr.. Mcdowell was
born near New Brunswick, N. j., for
ty-three years ago. 1t is peculiar how
he happened to be named Melbourne.
His father had been for several years
the United States Consul at Mel
bourne, Australia, and had returned to
America about the time Mr.. MacDow-
ell is not an Englishman When a
boy he followed the SEA for several
years. when some one told him they
Thought he would make a good actor.
! He joined the Boston Museum Stock
Company when about 1G years of age.
| Indirectly Mr. MacDowell was engaged
( to play the part of "Brlgage Surgeon
/ FIELDING in that play. Mr. MacDow-
lel's creation of this cha. acter made
for him wide popularity and TIE late
Fanny Davenport. seeing his perform
arre of this part the second season of
the play, made him a fatter,ng Offer
to become her leading man the follow
ling season. Three years after joining
her. they were married. and Mr.. Mac
Dowell was starred Jointly with his
late wife up to her death. After heI
death in 1898, NJ. MacDowel starred
in all the Sardou plays.
Evening journal., 1905-11-28

ise Temple Swickard in the title role,
which comes to the G-and Opera
House on Thanksgiving afternoon and
IN ght is one Of the last seasons great
est successes. Il is claimed that ths
company as well as the star are far
'above the average and win beyond a
doubt be received by a large audience
here. A number of blight new songs
and specialt.es viii be introduced du.-
ing the action of the play by the star
.and different members Of her com
.pany.
Evening journal., 1905-11-28

The Northuuoerian (Engllnil coal
owners propose 70 abolish ihe system 90
free houses Tor cciiers. and oifer en-
alNance in wages 90 nInsrs eluivaien,
10 house reut, cost of Goals and taxes.
Evening journal., 1905-11-28
HIGH PRICES At HORSE SALE
Miss AbdelLwinner Of Kentucky Fusur,
isy. sold For $500.

New York. Nov. Remarkably
high prices were realized al the old
Glory horse sale in Madison Square
Garden. The averaee price was close
20 $500. Morning star. n pacer with a
record of 2.ot S-s and the pick OF C..
X. c. Biiiiugs' consignment brought
the top price. wh.ch was S1o.50o. The
crack plcer was purchased by A. n.
Brady. q this ciiy.
Miss Abdeil winner Of the Kentucky
Futurity with a record of -.os 3-f.
WAS 50 wen thought az hy the expert
bidders that it cost Ralph r. williams.
of Boston. 5000 60 buy her.
Evening journal., 1905-11-28

"Too Proud to Peg" is the title Of
Lincoln ]. Carter-s latest effort and
will be seen at the Lyceum for three
days beginning with a matinee on
Thanksgiving Day.
The pot is a good one. consistently
told in such a manner as to th.ill one
from the beginning to the finale. 1t
tells the old story but with much new
ness and novelty OF an unscrupulous
character falling in love with an
other mans wife; his conniving
schemes In getting the husband out of
the way. his eager words OF love to
the WIFE his reception of scorn and
contempt by the noble woman and fin
ally the discovery and his ultimate
imprisonment
Evening journal., 1905-11-28

George O'Remey whose sldt isn't
q. Lovely to be on the stage" has been
the headliner in Vaudeville during the
last couple of years. viii have an i'm
portant roe in Charles Frederic Nird-
linger's New Comedy "Spang.es or The
Wooden Horse" when II is first pre-
sented at the G:and Opera House De
cember 2.
Evening journal., 1905-11-28

Dora Thorne" has been dramatized
and the attraction viii be the offering
at the Lyceum Theatre December 4,
3 and G. Messrs. Row.and and Clifford
have left nothing untouched to make
this production one of the best on the
road The company supporting Miss
Marion who plays Dora is complete
one The costumes and scenery are
beautiful.
Hal Reds new musical drama "The
Street Singer" with dainty little Lou
Evening journal., 1905-11-28
HOMESFORCOLOREDPE PEOPLE
Several New Buildings Being Erected
in Eth Ward.

Extensive preparations are being
made ln the Fifth ward TO provide
houses and living apartments for the
colored people OF that section.
Several large apartment houses arc
also being erected which win be occu-
pied boy colored families
Evening journal., 1905-11-28

Hall Cane has been hard at work
rehearsing "The Prodigal Son" Com
.pany ever since he arrived in America,
and he says that the pay will be pre-
scented at the Grand Opera House Sat
urday. December Q, m a way more sat
isfactory to him than It has even been
done before in this country.