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that they have been deludea by erilIy
disposed persons.
Hunger, too. is proving q powerful
incentive TO the acceptance OF this view.
and some OF the strikers having been
unable since the arrest % their leaders
10 see them and get Inspiration are be-
ginning 10 use bitter expressions against
these progressive intellectual classes,
who have tried 10 better their condl-
ItOC-
The workmen of a more intelligent
kind, however remain resolute ana are
determined TO continue their nghI Tor
additional liberty as long as they nave
the power to fight
| half of those who Were wounded IN sun
| days massacre have since died at the
hospitals The total number OF dead
now exceeds zoo
Old Case Bullets.
| II appears that the bullets used by
/ the troops had old cases, and exploded
| in the bodies OF The victims. pTecIudiEss
any possibility of recovery from the
| wounds
The Liberals are today despondent at
the present issue OF the movement They
base their hopes on the future that al
| viii como out right
The resentment felt by these men
against the authorities for Sunday :
| massacre IS neXCIngulshable- Taey
trust this feeling wln remain predorni-
F, IlanJ in the breasts OF the majority oE
/ the workIpgmen
Then, TOO. they feel there is hope in
the possible detection OF the Aanehur3an
army, which has suffered from the IN
! capacity OF the bureaucracy, and hope
I that when these soldiers return from
! the front they viii prove 4 fertile field
in which 70 SOW seeds OF armed animoS-
ity against the government.
The Official MeSSeaSe- this morning 3
I asserts t;.aJ strikers IN the ci5y yeste--
day returned 10 work IN considerable
| numbers
Performaa aees at the theaters lasI
! hight, It asserts. were conducted under
normal conditions. and order was rot
! disturbed During Jhe course of The
( day order was complete at MOSCOW.
The troops are further withdrawn
from sight this morning. This policy is
! in accord with General Trepon en-
deEvors OF trying TO restore the city 70
a normal appearance, feeling that this.
more tfan anything else, Will have the
desired effect On the minds OF the
strikers.
The councils of the institute of mines
and the institute of civil engineers have
passed resolutions OF sympathy with tht-
demonstrators.
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wONSON, Jan 21-, by way OF Chefoo.
jan H-It is rumored that a move north
will shortly take place Eight Held
pieces left here today for Ham-Heuns-
Transports with supplies are daily ex-
pected from Japan.
japanese continue busily engaged IN
fortifying all points between here and
Ham-Heung. ind eting their intention
of holding all K. an territory south OF
Ham-Heung-
Russians also are unceasing in their
preparations Forty guns are at Song
chin and south of that point A Rus
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japanese Make Ready
For More NOrthward

san transport is running regularly be-
tween Vladivostok and Songchil, bring
Ing large quantities OF aunn,uaition and
supplies OF winter clothiag for the
troops Korean coolies are returning
to Vladivostock on each trip
Reliable information from Ylaasvos-
tok is to the effect that the BogatyF
is being nsed as a guard ship ar the
harbor entrance. a sailing vessel. cap
tured during the summer, has now been
converted into a steamship Five hum
dred men are receiving instructions OF
this and the TWO cruisers II port.
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SPENT HE MIGHT
IN STALLED TRAIN

WILMINGTON, Del, Jan. 97.-Pas-
sengers on the Royal Blue express. over
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. which
became stalled near the Delaware Ave
i.nue station, spent a decidedly uncom-
Portable night. and were haggard lot
of folks when the train finally got
through the big drift which It encount-
cred.
The express should have left this city
for Washington at $50 o'clock last
ey yening. but it did not arrive until Q
o clock this morning. Just below the
station IL ran into a big snowdrift and
gas unable TO continue
The coaches of the train were well
filed with passengers, and railroad Of
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st. Petersburg Orders
KurOpatkin's Adpdnce

LONDON, Jan 27-It is reliably stat
ed in diplomatic circles this morning
that General Kuropatkin's offensive
movements, reported from General
Kurokf's headquarters. is due to orders
which he has received from St. Peters
burg 10 take this step to create diver
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sion. and draw attention from the inter-
9ai Russian affairs
If this statement IS authentic there
Is every probability that the forward
movement at the Shake VIII be an eN-
tensive one, despite the bitter cold and
the consequent suffering Of the soldiers.
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WOULD GATHER STATISTICS
ON MARRIAGE AND DIVORCE

Representative Crumpacker of Indi-
ana talked with President Roosevelt to-
day about the resolution he has intro
duced in the House, directing the Cen
sus Bureau to gather statistics on mar
rfage and divorce
President Roosevelt is taking great
interest in this subject just now, and
Representative Crompacker feels certain
his resolution will be adopted
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Paternalism Succeeds.

Saturated with fatalism and born IN
practical bondage these workingnen,
who can see no further than today, are
gradually accepting the official assertion
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WARNED
BY GOVERNOR

KovNO. Russia. Jan 27,-The gov
eraor has posted a second proclamation
rehearsing the state of affairs conse-=
ouent to the strike in the city and
containing a further warning 10 eae
strikers not 10 indulge in any violence
The proclamation reads;
yesterday the workulen struck in all
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sr,s TO Baltimore and Return, sr.as

Pennsylvania Railroad. Saturday and
cnnday tickets good on all trains eX-
ccpr Congressional Limited. and good
FOR return until sunday night.-AdV
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Roar of Cannon in Arctic Cold and Blind
ing Snow Hera1ds Clash of Two Great
Armies of Russia and Japan.
FIELD MARSHAL, OYAMA RUSHES
TO MEET GENERAL KUROPATKIN
Enemy's Sudden Onslaught Threatens the
japanese Left Wing---Drawing Attention
From Revolution in Cars Kingdom

GENERAL KURoKTs HEADQUARTERS
Reports
advanced
the Russians makin an
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The Winners in the Election Contest
will be announced in next Sunday 5
Times, January %
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The Winners in the Election Contest
will be announced in next Sszz.sI.ly >
Times. January -
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The Winners in the Election Contest

will be announced in nexe Sundays 5
Times. January -.
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RESTORING ORDER
IN THE PROVINCES

ST. PETERSBURG. JAN 2l.-The au-
thorities having established order here,
are now concentrating their attention
on the provinces
The first positive step in the direc-
ton of establishing order In these as
tricts outside OF the capital was taken
last night. when telegraphic orders
were issued for the arrest OF all the
members OF the Novgorod ZemsiVo,
which had adopted resolutions con-
demning Sundays massacre
The arrests were made in the course
of the night The Zemstvoists We're
dragged from their beds and lodged IN
cells
Heavy Financial Losses.
Prss;, has suffered heavy financial
losses during the disturbances. The 81
patarsburs bourse has lost in the neigh
borbood of s10.OO0.00O. while the bourses
Of other Russian centers have lost
abont $1,000, ,OOG. Unless normal eondl-
rions are resumed at once the country
| f,ces financial disaster unprecedented
! in its history
/ The government, in reality. now fears
| economic uubalaneing much more thSih
/ II does possible revolution. 5s-s-,,..7
/ The government TINS noTu-!tS 49, -
-
/ CENT OF the announcement that Geiiei. . I.
STranoff had been appointed SoFerilo5l
/ general of ST. Petersburg mas cause c,e
Establishment in official Russian circles
t abyoad 'rhe communication goes on
| 70 say that the appointment Is nor q
| yeacrionary measure, as woutc Senei
/ aIiZy he thought in the light OF ms PIE
| yiuus severe regime
Trepoff Misjudged.
Tra fact that his first official act, the
communication adds, was 10 sign a con
ciIiatorv manifesto TO the workmeh i
proof his character has been mlsJ udseo,
/ Trepofr is described as nlilo aiio
benevolent administrator.
! Tho communication. which IS INTENDED
ia influence public opinion in Western
countries. excites little but hilarlty mere
The number of workmen who returned
to work was Increased this morning
! The !; bsence of reSoiute leaders ior l"1t "
strike movement has resulted IN stlttt
/ of confusion in the minds OF the WORK
ars who are accustomed TO be driven
/ ,nd rs a result are totally una bic 10 or
panizf- themselves indepe Edently ms
stale of affairs has naturally resulted
| II, IGNORANCE and Il lack of ability Il
see a clear program to follow or 10 ap'
preciaIe Just what they should hSh
fo-.
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The Winners in the Election Contest
viii be announced n next Sundays
Times, January -.
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TIE SIN.

The Winners in the Election Contest
will be announced in next Sundays
Times. January 29.
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The Winners in the Election Contest
viii be announced IN next Sunday S
Times January %
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The Winners in the Election Contest
v!u be announced in next SUNDAYS
Times, January q
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TEMPERATURE.
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DOWNTOWN.
gisterec Afieck's Standard Thermometer }
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on Third Page
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-19
MAYOR DUDLEY ANNOUNCES
INTENTION OF RESlGNING
Santa Monica's Chief Executive Says
EmphaticaIIy His Determina-
ton Is UnalterabIe
Special to The Herald.

special 10 Inc teralo
SANTA MONICA, May 1S.-Mayor
Dudley's announced intention of tend
ering his resignation as chief executive
of the city has caused universal regret.
Committees are being formed at both
ends of the beach to confer with Mr..
Dudley and induce him to reconsider
his determination. Late this evening,
however, Mr.. Dudley expressed himself
emphatically on the question, stating
that his resolution was the result of
careful thought and that he would not
reconsider the matter. The resignation
will be presented to the board of city
trustees next Monday morning.
James D. Schuyler addressed an
overflow meeting of the Municipal
league tonight on the question of
sewage disposal. Facts and figures
showing results in small municipalities
were presented and the septic-tank
system came in for long and ex-
haustive treatise. Santa Monica has
for months suffered as a result of
inadequate sewer facilities and to-
nights lecture was arranged for in the
hope of finding way out of the diff
Guilty.
Two hay wagons will carry the Bap-
tist Sunday school membership to a
picnic at Sullivans canyon ON Saturday,
May 20. Superintendent Robert Marvin
will chaperon the crowd.
A special melting of the United Realty
board has been called for Friday even
ing at which time bylaws and other
pressing matters will come up for dis
cussion.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-19
BIG SHIPBUILDNG
PLANT PROJECTED
FELLOWS COMPANY ASKS
FRANCHISE AT SAN PEDRO
INTEND SPENDING 100000
II Granted Will Build Establishment
Capable Of Constructing Large
Deep Sea Vessels, and Big
Drydoek

SAN PEDRO, May 18.-on Monday
next the representatives Of the Joe
Fellows Yacht and Marine Construc-
tion company will appear before the
county supervisors and ask that fran
chise for the construction Of a ship
building plant, marine way and dry
dock concern at East San Pedro be
advertised for sale.
The particular spot where the fran
chise is desired lies on the ground re-
Gently filled in by the government dred-
ger, just beyond the present end of the
San Pedro, Los Angeles &c Salt Lake
railways tracks at East San Pedro.
The new company will ask for 500 feet
commencing at a point 300 feet from
the end Of the tract.
The company, if the franchise is
granted, will expend 100000 on the
plant at once. The plans, which have
already been prepared, contemplate the
building of a marine way so feet wide,
dry dock capable Of handling the
largest ship that enters this harbor. a
slip where any of the largest vessels
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-19
GLENDALE BREVlTIES
Proposed Annexation to Los Angeles
Being Much Discussed

Special to The Herald.
GLENDALE, May 1S.-The proposed
annexation Of Glendale to Los Angeles
is receiving much attention. Mr.. Ed
gar Leavitt, who is sounding public
opinion on this matter, reports consid-
cradle favorable sentiment.
The Rebekahs held housewarming
at the fine new bungalow of Mr.. and
Mrs F. G. Taylor Friday evening, and
cleared a good sum for their sick fund.
At the meeting of the Young Mems
Literary association Wednesday even
ing the question of electing senator's by
popular vote was discussed, The affirm
ative was led by John Doyle and the
was given by Charles Hezmahalch.
At the "childrens party given at the
home Of Mr.. Wells Saturday evening in
honor of Miss Mabel Carson Of Minnea-
polls, the grounds were beautifully
decorated with colored lanterns. Instru
mental selections were rendered by Mr.
Fuller, Miss Wells, Miss Carson, Miss
Whitaker and others, and recitation
was given by Charles Hembahalch
Lawrence Nelson has been elected
engineer of the Glendale Water COM
pany, H E. Gulvin zanjero and e. j.
Taylor superintendent The board of
directors recently voted to issue bonds
of $4,000 to obtain funds for necessary
extensions and improvements.
The Bank of Glendale company has
been organized with James C. Keyes
Of Hollywood as president; J. c. Sherer,
cashier and secretary, and G. e. Thorn,
B. F. Patterson, D. M. Hunt, J. H.
Wells, j. H. Dodge and William Mead
as directors.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-19
OCEAN PARK AFFAIRS
Local Division of Odd Fellows Buys
Site for a Building
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
OCEAN PARK, May 1S,-The local
division of the Independent Order of
odd Fellows today purchased site on
which to erect building for uses in
cidental to their needs, The property
cost $500 and is located on South Third
street, near India. A pressed brick
structure costing $4,000 will be con-
tracted for at once.
The Ocean Park Community league
has appointed the following Fourth of
July celebration committees: Chairman,
w. A. Rennie; II. G. Smith, II. l.. Mil
ler, A. #. Webster and DR.. John STAN
wood. Beginning Saturday evening,
May 90 meetings will be held at regu-
lar intervals for the consideration and
advancement of festivities to be a fea-
ture here on that day.
Among the marriage licenses issued
at the Los Angeles city hall yesterday
was one to parties describing them
selves as c.. f. Cooke. n years of age,
and Miss Augusta Noble, 65 years of
age, both of Ocean Park IL the happy
young couple reside here they are keep
ing their presence we'll covered, for a
careful search today failed In so much
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may lie along side, and machine shops,
brass foundry and repair shops.
The present boat building establish-
nent Of Joe Fellows will be moved to
the new location as soon as the franz
chise is obtained.
Yesterday the board Of supervisors
and the committee on commerce of the
chamber of commerce Of Los Angeles
visited the site Of the proposed plant
together, and after a thorough inspec-
ton expressed themselves as satisfied
with the proposition. The promoters
of the new company said today that Il
is the intention to build and equip
plant that will be capable of turning
out the largest Of deep sea vessels, and
Of dry docking for repairs ships Of 1900
tons burden.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-19
ELSINoRE SOCIAL NOTES
Otis Younse and Miss Annie Stewart
Are Married

ELSINORE, May 17.-The marriage
of Otis Younge and Miss Annie Stew
art will be solemnized this evening.
Both Of the young people are residents
of Elsinore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Tedford and two
sons Of Santa Ana arrived today and
are guests at the home of Mr.. Ted
ford's sister, Mrs. G.. i. Maxwell, at
the Hot Springs hotel. Mr.. Tedford is
city clerk in Santa Ana
Mrs. 3. Bird Price has sold her
just completed cottage on Spring street
to Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Morrison, who
have recently purchased the Elsinore
Press. Mrs. Price and niece, Miss
Grace Beach, left for their former
home in Chicago today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Henderson of
Chicago, who spent some time here
in the winter, arrived from northern
points today to remain a month or
two.
DR.. H. r. Packard returned this
morning from visit in Ocean Park
with his parents.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-19
LONG BEACH JUDGE
SENTENCES FAKE DOCTOR
Robert Norfeet Is Given Fine and
imprisonment and seathlng
Rebuke
Special to The Herald.


Special 10 The Herald.
LONG BEACH, May 1S.-Robert Nor
fleet, who was found guilty by q jury
Tuesday Of practiclng medicine with
out license, was brought here from
the county Jail this morning to receive
sentence. He asked Justice Brayton to
postpone the sentence, but not being
able to give any good reason for de-
lay the request was refused. The JUS
tice said: "Mr. Norheet, the testimony
adduced at your trial shows that you
have a way Of working on sick people,
and while pretending to treat them for
fancied ills, you continue to extort
money from them and their friends,
and the testimony and your evidence
show that you know absolutely moth
ing of disease or medicines. AS be-
tween your methods and those of q
highwayman everything Is in favor OF
the highwayman. He demands money
at the point of a revolver, but you
work darkly on the sympathies of the
sick and pretend to be their friend and
counselor, and rob them not only OF
their money but of their health. 1t is the
Judgment of the court that you pay a
fine of $3.50 and be committed to the
county Jail for 100 days" Norfleet was
taken to Los Angeles at once.
The cottage of Otis MacGinnis or
Hellman street, Alamitos, was burned
to the ground shortly after noon to-
day. Some of the furniture was saved
Mr.. McGinnis bought the house two
months ago for $500, and the total dam
age, including furniture, was $1,000. He
had $500 insurance.
A supper was given in the new Y
w. c. A. club house here this evening
in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen
Townsend and Mr.. and Mrs. G. J
Walker the donors Of the building
to the new members who have Joined
since the first of the year, numbering
about seventy.
The general Memorial day committee
yesterday completed plans for the OBJ
servance of the holiday. There will be
a parade and decoration of graves ir
the morning. The grafton will be deliv.
cred by Col. S. Merrill Of this city.
Last evening the Epworth league Of
the First M. e. church elected the fol
lowing officers: President, Mrs. Charlie:
F. Vanderwater; first vice president
Mrs. H. A. Farrar; second vice presi
dent. ]. r. Meader; third vice presi
dent, Mrs. James Patterson; fourth
vice president, Mrs. Ira Hoxworth
fifth vice president, Miss Sophie Shaw
secretary, Miss Maud Eastman; treas
urer, Lloyd E. Noble; chorister, Prof
F. E. Young; pianist, Levi e. Leigh.
ton.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-19
WANTS $4,000 DAMAGES
FROM CITY OF RIVERSIDE
r. 3. Merritt Sues as Result of In
Iuries Sustained Last
June
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
RIVERSIDE, May 1S-Hearing of the
suit of F. B. Merritt against against the
city trustees and the street superin-
tendent was commenced this morning
before Judge Noyes and jury. Plain
tiff seeks damages in the sum of $4,000
from city officials for injuries sustained
last June when he stepped off an en-
bankment at the corner Of Seventh and
Locust streets. He has been unable
to perform regular work since. He
charges that the street superintendent
was negligent in not placing lights on
the bank. l.. Gill and H. C. Hibbard
are representing the plaintiff and City
Attorney Purington and c. l.. McFar-
land appear for the trustees.
The county supervisors have decreed
that the court house must be kept open
even though all the offices be closed.
The janitor asked to have half holi-
day on Saturdays along with the other
county officials and their deputies.
The supervisors consulted the district
attorney, and he confirmed them in the
belief that it would be illegal to lock
the doors.
School census returns are in from all
the districts in the county except River
side, Banning and Florida. The River
side districts will show a good per-
centage of gain, while many of the back
country districts report loss.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-19

as revealing a clew Of their place Of
residence.
Official Instructions have been re-
ceived at the local postofice to the ef-
feet that ell plants, trees and shrubs
coming from Florida or Louisiana must
be inspected. Recent importations from
these states have resulted in the dis
covery Of a small pestiferous insect
known as the white fly, which multi
plies rapidly and causes havoc with
plant life.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas NJ Meldrum
and Mrs M. IT. Wager were pleasant
ly surprised last evening at the Mel
drum residence. The guests arrived
one at a time until quite a party were
on hand and a most enjoyable occasion
resulted.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-19

OF seniors, who gave him rousing
send off.
Mrs. Annie Ross Tyler, wife Of Alex
ander Fl. Tyler, died yesterday after
noon and will be buried Sunday after
noon. Deceased was 2S years of age
and has resided in Pasadena since
childhood.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Fox, of
Larned, Kas., are guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Cortrite, of 272 North Marengo.
They are here on their honeymoon
trip.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-19
SAWTELLE MISCELLANIES
large Number of School Children
Qualify for Higher Grades


Qualify for Higher Grades
Special to The Herald.
SAWTELLE, May 1S.-Prof. Master
son, principal of the Sawtelle schools,
reports that at the yearly county ex-
animation of pupils, held Tuesday at
the Sawtelle school, 95 per cent of the
children qualified for higher grades.
Thirty members of the Soldiers
Home have been discharged at their
own request as being able to support
themselves.
The Odd Fellows Building company
of Sawtelle has purchased lot on the
corner of Eighth and oregon streets
and will have a two-story building,
probably of brick, constructed there,
The upper story will be used for lodge
meetings and the lower floor for store
purposes.
The Good Templars held their meet
ing in the Christian church last even
ing.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-19
A DiaboIleaI Plot

II was in Kansas.
The full-bearded legislator beckoned to his
mate.
''Isn't there nothing more we can do to
Nothing that I can think up now, or
wouldn't be i'm favor Of adJourning."
1--WE got a idea"
''What Is it?"
"Wy, when we get that new refinery built
Ia work the convicts IMP
''Yeall"
'aThen we'll have Jawn convicted for Grim
inai operations and put In the penitentiary--''
"Yesllv'
''And then Wen put Jawn TO work in our
refinery in opposition to himself"
But MS mate has tainted Tor very JOY at
the Observation-Disclosures American.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-19
DRUGGIST CHARGED WITH
VIOLATING LIQUOR LAW
Former Mayor Fowler Of Redlands in
Critical Condition From Stroke
of PARALYSIS

Of Paralysis
Special to The Herald.
REDDANDS, May 1S.-The case Of
Charles d. Goff, manager Of the Palm
Drug company, who was arrested,
charged with the violation of the liquor
law, was called at 10 O'Clock this MORN
ing. The jury has not yet been Sc
cured.
Former Mayor Fowler lies in criti-
cal condition at his home on Cypress
avenue as the result of stroke of
paralysis. 1t Is thought that he will
recover as he has excellent health
otherwise, although over IS years of
age. The attack was brought on by
the severe heat of Monday and Tuesday
while he was working in his orchard.
Mr. Fowler has always occupied a
prominent place in the civic life of
this city.
Large plans are under way for the ap-
propriate celebration of Memorial day
in this city. Company G Of the Nation
a. Guards will act as a body guard to
the members of the Grand Army. The
Sons Of Veterans and the w. r. C.
William H. Wright, the noted inn
personator, will appear at the Y. M. c.
A. on May "a in Shakespeare readings.