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American Girl wsds Italian Onic-r.
FLORENCE. Italy. Doc. q. - Alice
Ormsby OF Emmetsburg. Ia, was mar
ried here 10 Captain Pietro Andreani
OF the artillery
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Closing stock Quotations.

Money on call lrm at sis per cent:
prime mercantile paper. 5i1qf6s4 per cent.
exchanges. ~l3.sH .G77; balances, $l7.Nl, o9&:
exports OF general merchandise from the
port OF New York for the week ending
yesterday were valued AT 81 .3os,01.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-07
Pretty Comedy at Grand

The daintiest comedy seen in Los
Angeles for many a long day is at the
Grand opera house this week.
Carol Arden as Polly Primrose the
vivacious, bewitching, tantalizing and
wholly adorable piece of femininity was
enhancing, and Frank Justice as the
Yankee spy, who Is in the south for the
purpose of aiding the United States
government by obtaining information
as to the movements of the rebel troops
but who is deeply in love with Polly
was dignified and convincing.
The plot of the play is exceedingly
hlmy, but there is enough to give
opportunities for much lively dialogue
1t is said that Polly Primrose" is the
only play the scenes of which are set
In the south during the Civil War, that
has no shooting nor scenes of violence.
While the play has very small cast,
that fact was not noticed for the reason
that the presence of more people would
be superfluous, further because each
member of the cast portrays his or her
role In a most enthusiastic manner
To weary witness of the many
scenes of horror that have been enacted
on the Grand stage in the past few
"Polly Primrose" comes as a
blessed relief, for there is not one
line or situation in the
entire four acts
There is a villain. OF course, but he
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-07

kimonas of a delicate pink. They are
roses and she sings of her sailor who
will return to her.
Like a flash the lights are turned out
and the fair japanese vanish and Satan
appears. He calls for the witches and
they appear, riding broomsticks. Round
and round the fire they dance, while
their leader sings of what may happen
to the bad little boy who don't mind
his mother.
Then the witches throw aside their
fierce brooms and dance in good old
fashioned jig step. The act won the
hearts of the Los Angeles audience and
the girls danced till they were tired,
and still they were called back for just
one more performance.
The act follows the appearance of
Raymond and Claverly, the German
comedians, and the two represent prob
ably the best of their respective kinds
on the vaudeville stage. The Germans
have new and clever act in an inter-
probation of a scene from Carmen" d"
Imagine man supposed to weigh about
300 pounds; a large checkered suit
graces his bandboX-like form and a
bunch of broom straw represents his
chin whiskers round this apparition is
draped a Spanish mantilla, and you
have the blushing Carmen up.to date.
Clayton, jenkins and Jasper with
their Darktown circus also offer a
high class vaudeville aCt.
The three Nevaros with a clever eX-
hibition of balancing and number of
good acts, held over, complete the bill.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-07
MELODRAMA PLEASES
AUDIENCE AT MASON

Patrons of the Mason opera house
had a change to melodrama when the
curtain went up to the first scene of
I'm Old Kentucky" last evening. Rol-
licking music and dancing by the
Wangdoodle band of darkies made a
popular hit.
Miss Marion Shirley as Madge
Briefly, the mountain girl, easily car
ried off the honors. She received an
ovation in the racing scene and re-
sponded to many encores. Guy Durrell
as Joe Loery, the mountain moonshiner,
did splendid work. Harry Bradley
kept the audience roaring most of even
ing. Neb, the colored servant, was
played by Charles X. French, who was
as natural in his work as any negro.
The racing scene was, as always, a
startling climax and many of the au-
dience rose to their feet to see the
finish. Three thoroughbreds are on
the stage. Among them was the first
thoroughbred Freddy Gebhard ever
owned. a bay horse called All Blaise,
by st. Blaise. and a full brother to the
famous Potomac.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-07
ACTORS LABOR
To MAKE FUN
"GAY PARISIENS" REQUIRES
MUCH EFFORT
Miss Helen Eaton Makes Stage De-
hut at BeIasco-Shows Evidence
of Merit-company De-
serves Praise

The members of the Belasco stock
company earn their salaries this week
by dint of pure physical labor. 1.-The
Gay Parisians," which is the medium
for their efforts, is one of these "whirl-
wind of mirth" kind of farces, and the
Belasco people go at it as though they
were putting out a fire.
In addition to the gyrations required
of the players by the ordinary pro-
cedure of the piece the actors last even
ing threw in many little capers of their
own in an effort to cover up the lapses
of memory and the obstinate refusal of
several properties" to properly fulfill
their portion of the entertainment.
The evening was a society event,
made so by the professional debut of
Miss Helen Eaton, a daughter of ex-
Mayor Fred Eaton. The house was
filled with her friends. Members of the
California club occupied boxes and
many other theater parties were in the
main portion of the auditorium. Her
dressing room was almost filed with
flowers and her first appearance on the
stage was the signal for an enthusiastic
reception.
AS an actress Miss Eaton has in '"The
Gay Parisians" no opportunity to dis
tinguish herself. She is beginning at
the bottom, but what she had to do was
done very charmingly and there was
evidence that her rise may be rapid.
Miss Brissac Wins Praise
George Barnum comes forward once
more as the chief funmaker, and as
always he fills this position with great
art and an instructive ability to create
laughter. AS Pinglet h, is the funniest
little man that has pranced about the
best humor of the play shows the re-
suits of his handiwork.
Next to the clever work of Mr.. Bar
mum there is little doubt that the
popular vote would select Miss Vir-
ginia Brissac as the most successful
player in the entertainment. She dis
plays great versatility in her work and
possesses the natural charms of beauty
and grace to aid her intelligent concep-
ton of the characters she portrays.
She was the only person on the stage
last evening who appeared to have any
reserve force, and she controlled per-
fectly not only herself but every situa-
tion in which she appeared.
Miss Adele Harrington is another
actress who made her debut with the
company last evening. There was no
opportunity to judge of her merits in
the brief period she remained on the
stage.
Richard Vivian deserves praise for
his character work. The others were
good in more or less exaggerated char
acter roles.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-07
PONY EXPRESS RIDER DEAD
William M. Denig Passes Away at
Odd Fellows Home at
The rmalito
BY Associate ted Press.

STOCKTON, Nov. Civilian NJ.
Denig, pony express rider in the early
days, died at the Odd Fellows home at
Thermalito yesterday, aged rs years.
He left widow. a sister, Mrs A. Alex.
ander, two daughters. Mrs. F. j. Boehne
and Mrs. w. l.. Parker, and son, w.
II. Denig of Sacramento. He was a
printer by trade. though he held posi-
tions on the constabulary. He was one
of the early owners Of the Morning In
dependent and the Evening Record of
this city, and also published Denig's
Pony Express. The funeral will be
under the auspices of Stockton lodge of
Odd Fellows.
The deceased was also a Red Man, an
exempt fireman and a member of the
Typographical union.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-07
At the Novelty

Tatum, the mind reader, who is Civ
ing experiments in mind reading. with
nine other vaudeville features, serves
as an excellent evenings entertainment
at the new Novelty theater. The bill
this week includes Hallen and Hayes,
talking and dancing comedians; the
four Bragdons, presenting their SKETCH
"A Rehearsal for the Masquerade"
Jennie Opie is repeating her success
of last week, and the five Ashtons
acrobats are good. Other features of
the bill are Frank Hawley, mono
logist; Heartt and Richardson, come
dians, and new motion pictures.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-07
Board of Pharmacy Named
BY Associated Press.

7
SACRAMENTO, Nov. Ex-Governor
Pardee this morning announced the ap-
pointment of the following as members
Of the state board of pharmacy:
H. o. Buker of Fresno, vice Charles
H. Rowley; e. J. Molony of San Fran
cisco, vice self; r. S. Oakford of Long
Beach, vice H. j. Finger; George NJ
Sutherland of San Francisco vice John
Calvert; Edward T. Off of Los Angeles
vice F. D. Owen; A. L. Leber of Oak
land, vice e. A. Baer, and ]. o. Nc
Keown of Livermore, vice ]. j. Crow
lev
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-07
Trolley Car Men Held Up

BERKELEY, Nov. 6.-Two highway
men held up an electric car running
between Berkeley and Point Richmond
at an early hour this morning, reliev-
ing the conductor of 81. The robbers
failed to get the money taken on the
car during the preceding day, the con-
ductor having turned in the cash on
his previous trip.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-07
Vaudeville at EIschers

Continuous vaudeville of a high class
and the Lucas Stroud company of
comedians are giving the patrons of
Fischers theater a good show. The
hill this week includes the Stroud
company, presenting the sketch I'm
the Wrong Room; Cummings and
Merley, comedy sketch team; Dreno,
the acrobatic dancer; the Stock Sis
ters, expert club jugglers; the Ber-
nards and the latest motion pictures.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-07
Nine Enhancing Delight opheum

is such gentlemanly villain and per-
forms his deeds of darkness in such an
unobtrusive way that he Is not hated
with half the fervor that the majority
of heaves are at the Grand. But the
reason that he is enjoyed Is that he
does not smoke cigarettes nor does he
once vociferate "foiled again"
Another of the old brand, entitled
"On the Bridge at Midnight" will be
presented next week, but whether it be
good or bad, the memory of Polly
Primrose" a rational, well acted play
will remain.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-07
CHARGED WITH MURDER
Three Lewistown, Montana, Young
Men of Good Standing
Are Arrested
BY AssocIated Press.

LEWISTOWN, Mont, Nov. GA pri-
vate detective, aided by local officers,
has arrested and lodged in Jail Edward
Taylor and Ray Long, two well-known
young men, and Albert Heinicke, a
printer employed on a Lewistown pa
per, on the charge of numbering Sam
uel Studzinski, an aged pawnbroker,
on the night of August 25 and robbing
him of $4,000 in gold. Because of the
good standing of Taylor and Long
their arrest has. caused a sensation
Studzinski was choked and beaten to
death and his trunk rihed of money
and other valua bles. He has a brother
in San Francisco, said to be wealthy V
jeweler and who has spared no ex-
pense to ferret out the criminals.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-07
How to Cure Corns and Bunions

First, soak the corn or bunion in
down as closely as possible without
drawing blood and apply Chamberlain's
Pain Balm twice daily, rubbing vigor-
cusly for five minutes at each applica-
ton. A corn plaster should be worn a
few days to protect it from the shoe.
AS a general liniment for sprains.
bruises, lameness and rheumatism, Pain
Balm is unequaled. For sale by all
leading druggists
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-07
"BROOMSTICK WITCHES"
ENCHANT AT 0RPHEUM

Nine clever little dancers present the
Twelve Broomstick Witches" at the
Orpheum. The act is melody of beau
tiful girls. beautiful color and sweet
singing. The girls are called witches,
but the act is far from representing
what the name suggests, and the only
witchery about the actresses is the
manner in which they enchant aud
fences,
The witches first make their appear
ance as Japanese girls, dressed in
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-07
Says Chinese Stole His Watch

All Ching, an invalid Chinese. was
arrested by Officer STROBE last evening
on the charge of stealing a watch from
Fred Medino, of 1906 Kearney street,
in tea store near Seventh and Ala
media streets. Medino had occasion to
take off his coat while in the tea store.
While he was gone his watch disap-
peared. When arrested the Chinese
claimed that Officer Willet had stolen
the watch. He will be held pending an
investigation.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-07
ALMOST EVERYBODY

Is coughing. \ is the time Of
year when people are most sus-
ceptibIe to colds. SCOTS EmuI-
sion will not only cure the cold.
which otherwise might hang on
all winter. but will give strength
and flesh to the body to resist
more colds, pneumonia. etc.
SCOTT & BOVINE, 4O9 Pearl Street, New York.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-22
DOG DAYS ARE COUNTED
New York Hotel Manager Is
sues His Ultimatum to
the Guests.

New York. Aug 22-Trrre IS great
cousternaolon among the arstocratic
guests Of the Touraire motel. one OF the
swehsst aotels In Brooklyn. wLere one
may have apartments al $3.50 to $500 a
month on every one OF the twelve
floors there are indignant ladies bitterly
protesting against the inhumah and
heartless wretches condnc'mg tho hotel
ana vowlng vengeance. And an thar COM
.motion was caused by the or5er from
the manasement that after today no dogs
Of any breed or description world Doe all
lowed Ia the hotel.
The rule against dogs had been I'm
force in tht hotel ever since it was open
ed but on nm evil day some time last
resist the sweet smiles OF ore of the
feminine guests. He resclnded The order
against d2gs IN her case TO permit her
TO keep z darling poodle" in her rooms.
The me nager sooE regretted his weak
ness. 81 rcely a week rassed since that
time thaS some charming guest did not
come to him ard ask for permission to
bring some dog to her apartments
Among the dogs belonging to guests
Of the hotel were many OF considerable
size and corresponding fercociiy. There
were MANY dog fights and highly dra
matte scenes between the owners of the
CANNES. Last week the manager count
ed UP and found that there were no less
than i2G dogs in The hotel, 121 Of which
are OF the bad kind" The manager was
appalled, and when in addition to that
two Of his dogless guests gave up their
apartments because they could not stand
the annoyance Of the dog colony. he
quickly came to decision lie prepared
circular letter which he sent to every
dog owner in the house, requesting them
to give up either their dogs or their
apartments.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Opening OF Brooks Theatre Thursday
Night.

Billy Kersands' Famous AIlnstrels.
numbering thirty-fve people including
Prof Lacey's Challenge Cornet Band OF
twenty pieces. win be the attraction at
the Brooks theatre August "a
This attraction, which makes us an an
nud visit every year. comes this season
heralded as grander. larger and better
than ever From reports OF the press
whore it has played this season. it is
stated mat It is best by far thtn any
show that Kersands has had heretofore.
The magnificent novelty first part In
the shape Of the inside Of a mammoth
watermelon is the talk of all theatre
eoers and Is said TO be the most beau
dful and novel first par, carried on the
rotd this season.
rhe Olio is a large and strong one,
consisting Of eight very clever acts hand
led by the following artists. Aionzo
Moore. magician; Maxwell. trick bicycle
rider. Campbell Bros. singing and dane
ing; Nolan n. Washington. imitator; The
Original and Only Billy Kersands; the
famous Alabama Quartette.
/ The afterpart a very clever comedy
stunt entitled "Nancy's Elopement," is
in the hands Of Landlord, Burton, Cam
eron and Smith
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-22

Wichita's packing house gang made
sausage out OF womaelS yesterday. wall
lopng the little pitchers benders for
seventeen safcties, i1,luding four two
baggers. Even at that Guthrie would
have Won the game with a modicum OF
luck. as the Jobbers eaincd hut two Of
their seven scores. whereas three OF the
Senators talies werc amassed by good
horst swatting unaadsted by miscuos
on the part of the visitors Guei.s err s
pegging to second base was somewhat
or color yesterday aud his unfortunate
mum Of Downs throw Ia the third in
ming was responsible for a rum. Womaek
hit a home run and the score stood four
to two In the sixth inning, when the
Senators came to hat Hickey lead off
with a single and Downs accepted free
TRANSFORMATION 10 FIRST base Both TN
ners were advanced o. f;onde. son's out
at FIRST, and Dalrymple got "A vicious jab
in the Stats. filing the bases. The Justly
celebrated Mr.. Pettigrew again proved
himself a swatter OF mark by wallopng
cut beastifm two-L1gger on the rest
OF which Hickey and Downs hoatcd
lacross the home plate ard che score was
tied The joy which peivaded the root
ers camp was sbort-lived. as IN the next
inning the visitors united the knot with
one tally and cinched the game i'm the
ninth with two more runs.
The tabulated score.
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1uNoLE JosHo Is COMING.

The attraction at the Brooks theater
next Sunday evening, August p, viii be
the ever reliable "Unclc Josh Perkins"
undoubtedly the mist successful rural
comedy Crama that has been produced
in years. It serves a distinct and high
~ commendable purpose. for 1t teaches
IA the cleverest and most entertaining
way Imaginable and in a thoroughly up
10 GATE manner the truth of the old say
ing, that love win hnd a way. The
chief interest in the piece eenters in the
loy, Of Uncle Josh for his young dapgh-
ter Nan. The entire cast OF "Uncle Josh
Perkins has been selected from among
the best known nost widely cvoeiienced
and most considerations actors and ac-
tresses OF the American statge. The piece
is most deliberately staged, ana equipped
with beautiful scenery. The engagement
Is for one night only
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summary; harmed runs-Guthrie 3,
Wichita D. Two base hits-Green, Fnl-
man. Miller Holland. HSme run-Wo-
mack Double plays-HiclSey to Jones
TO Henderson Filman TO Holland to
Cope Bemis 10 Bankhead TO Holland
Fnman 10 Bankhead 10 ROLAND stolen
ses-BeWs. Bemls. Sacrifice hits
Green. Banllhead Bevis Struck out-by
WomaclS b by Remis 8, Bases ON balls
of Womack I, off Bemis p Hit by
pitched hall-Dalymple Passed ball
O'Leary Umpires-Gehriug and COM
panion. Time OF game-t.5o. Attendance
eS7
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-22

For sunhurn. letter and all skin and
scalp diseases, DeWitts witch Hazel
saive has no equal. II is a certain cure
for blind, bleeding. itching and protrud-
Ing piles. It will draw the fire out Of
q burn and heal without leaving a scar
Bous. old sores, carbuncles. etc. are
quickly cured by the use OF the genuine
DeWitts Witch Hazel saive. Accept no
substitute as lhey are often dangerous
and uncertain. Sold by G. p. Renfro.
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GENERAL Stake IN POLAND.
Eioht Killed In a FIGHT With cossaoks
In Warsaw.

Warsaw, Russian Poland. Aug % "A
general strqke has been proclaimed
hroushout Poland as a protcs, nga.ust
the disreeard of the rights OF the Poles
in tho scheme for representation In the
national assembly The strike began
here. Seployees Of tho N'stuia ANYWAY
Quit work and many trains were left
standing at intermediate stations.
Eighty socialists. carrying arms while
attempting to enter the city. were att
tackled by "a detachment Of Cossacks
Eighf OF the socialists were killed and
the oilers arrested
Employees OF the factories at Warsaw.
Lodz and Pobianoe have joined the
strike Besides tie visnua railroad the
Tuespol line and the lignt railways have
been compelled 20 suspend business
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Admiration for the Vioeroys Fight Al
though 90 Eight Weeks.

simla, British lndia, Aug 22.-Among
the public, great sympathy is expressed
for Lord Curzon OF Kedleston viceroy
Of India, who has been confined eight
weeks to his bed, from WHERE he con-
Quoted his fight single handed against
the cabinet There is widespread regret
that he has felt himself obliged to resign
despite the almost unanimous support of
the press and commercial organizations.
The friends Of Lord Kitchener are jubi-
lant and the commander i'm chief OF the
forces now stands as the de facto vice
roy with his prestige greatly enhanced.
In the opinion OF natives Lord Kitchen
er's power IS supreme.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-22

In making your arrangements for your
vacation this summer it would be wen
TO consider convenience and saving OF
time. The Wabash with it's own rails to
ST. Louis. Detrsie, Toledo, Pittsburg and
Buffalo is the shortest line, makes the
best time and furnishes the best accom-
nodations. Through service to New
FORK and Boston.
Ask Your local ticket agent for tickets
yer the Wabash, they all sell thepa-
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oIeIahoms 80 Z Topska :.

rpNOIlI % uaIIl Lt1dor
Oklahoma city, Aug % Coming home
from season Of good playing the locals
won the FIRST game from Topeka by a
score of 90 g. The feature OF The
game was the two base hit by seoggius
when an the bases We're fun he scored
three men. Oge rtpprd ont thrce-bag
ger in the eighth ianing bringing in two-
Score R.HE.
Okla, city ..... 0O03pOOAt-7 i
Topeka ....... .03lOoOOOO-
Batteries- Clark Craig and Seiglei
Carter and Henry. Umpire-Chio.
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After hearty meal a dose OF Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure VIII prevent IN attack
Of Indigestion. Kodol Is q thv.ough di-
sestant and a guaranteed cure for In
digestion, Dyspepsia, Gas on the stom-
ach, Coax Heart. Sour Risiugs. Bad
Breath and all stomach troubles. sold
by c. r. Renfro
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Never IN tne way. no trouble to carry.
easy to take, pleasant and never falling
in results sre Dewitts Little Early Ris-
ers. These famous little pills are a
certain guarantee against headache, bill
lousness, torpid liver and all OF the Ills
resulting from constipation. They tonic
and strengthen the liver. Cure Jaundice.
Sold by c. r. Renfro.
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wAo pIo MIss eaoksa 20
Some Uncertainty as to Whether He Is
Duke or a Count Now.

Ne~ York, Aug 22,-G n Schroeder,
secretary OF the Italian chamber Of com
merce of New York, made tho following
statement regarding the young Italian
nobleman who recently elopcd with Miss
Florence Croker daughter OF Richard
Croker u feel certain that Miss Croker
was married 10 the Duke San MARITIME
nnd not count Of the same name The
Duke San Martino has an estate near
Naples white Count san Martino halls
from Turin, in the northern part Of Italy,
and has been an officer IN cavalry regi-
ment In the Italian army I met the
Count san ldartino In the residence Of
the Countess Montennelo on Eighth ay-
enue ia this city Ia he fan OF 1902"
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ANNUAL CONVENTION HELD.
(Bv Assnciated Praasl

Albany, N. Y, Aug 22-The annual
convention of the Catholic Young
Men'sNationai Union was held here to-
day President Rev Walter J Shan
ley was in charge and various new
rules were installed
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rlsnalsh sursrlnn.

Is often caused by sores ulcers aud can
GERS, that eat eway your skin. VIM. Be
dell, Of Flat Rock Mich, says: II have
used Bucklins Arnica salye FOR Ulcers
Sores and Cancers. II is the best heal
ing dressing l ever found" soothes
and heals cuts, burns and scalds. 25e
at all druggists; guaranteed.