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Evening journal., 1905-02-22
Harrlsburu,

Harrisburg, Pa, Feb. 22.-The Re
publican city ticket with the excep-
tion OF William II. Middleton, candi-
date for city treasurer, has been elect
ed. The Republicans claim the cleo
tion of f. z. Gross over DR.. John A.
Fritchey. Democrat, by a small ma.
jority, and concede the election OF
o. M. Copelin, Democrat, for city
treasurer City Controller Henry W.
Cough and City Assessor A. B. Tack
Sr., Republican, are undoubtedly elect
ed. The Republicans claim to have a
majority of the 10 candidates for coun-
cilmen and more than half the nomi.
nees for school directors.
Evening journal., 1905-02-22
It's Easier

TO cure than endure those dreadful sick
or nervous headaches.
It's all in knowing how.
In just a few minutes, without any
other effects but just to cure the pain
DR.. Miles Anti-Pain Pills viii relieve you
of your suffering. II It's any pain, any
where, or from any cause, just take one Of
Evening journal., 1905-02-22
Lebanon,

Lebanon. Pa. Feb. %. II r. A.
Weimer. Independent Republican can
didate for mayor, won the election
over William T. Atkins, the regular
Republican candidate, by less than so
votes. DR.. A. c. Hersh, the Demo
cratic candidate, upset all calculations
by his large vote. The remainder Of
the regular Republican municipal
ticket was elected.
Evening journal., 1905-02-22
Pittsbura.

Pittsburg, Feb. %. - Seldom has
Pittsburg passed through a more
strenuous election than that OF yes
terday, when the Citizens (rhe party
in power) and the regular Republicans
fought for supremacy by working
every known political scheme in the
election of a controller John B. Lar
kin (Citizen) has defeated Andrew c.
Mclean (Republican). The Republi-
cans concede LarlSin's election by 5000
majority, and the Citizens claim It by
5000.
In the 14th district of the 18th ward
a row beganeabout the time for open
ing the polls, and a charge Of ballot
box stuflng followed. IL is said that
a false bottom was found in the box
and over 100 ballots inside The mem
bers of the board were arrested, and
while being taken to the patrol box
Daniel Dwyer, one of the overseers
dropped dead from heart disease, ag
grayated by the excitement.
Evening journal., 1905-02-22

resulted IN EDWARD Eisele. Republican.
ousting p. w. Costello. Democrat, from
The Office of city controller, thereby
Hearing city han entirely of Demo
rrats. Eisele won by 700 plurality. The
Republicans retain control of both
councils and tie the Democrats in the
school board.
Evening journal., 1905-02-22
WiIIiamsport.

Williamsport. Pa, Feb. %. - The
Democrats elect Seth T. Foresman
mayor by 500 plurality. Taylor Re
publican, is elected city treasurer;
Kiess, Democrat, city controller, and
Hickmery. Republican, city assessor.
The Republicans elect a majority of
common council
Evening journal., 1905-02-22
Readlnn.

Reading. Pa. Feb. 22.-Edwin r,
Gerber Democrat, was elected mayor
by nearly 1900 over Charles e. Leippe,
Republican. Ex-Mayor William +.
Shanaman. former Republican, who
was an independent candidate, was
third in the race. The new councils
will stand: Democrats, 81; Republic
cans, II. Walter Tyson for city treas
urer. Charles L. Moll for controller
and William II. Luppold for city as
SCISSOR, all Democrats, are elected by
large pluralities.
Evening journal., 1905-02-22
Chester.

Chester. Pa, Feb. 22.-In one of the
most exciting contests in the history
of this city, William II. Berry, Demo.
crat and Citizens Party, defeated ia.
cob Craig, Jr., by 500 majority for
mayor. The city Of Chester gave Roose-
welt nearly 5000 majority. The fight
against the Republican candidate was
made entirely on the issue of ring"
domination.
Evening journal., 1905-02-22
Allnntnmn-

Allentown. Pa, Feb. %. - By ma
icvities ranging from 1000 to 1900 the
Democrats elected DR.. Alfred ]. Yost
mayor, John NJ. Schoudt and Charles
d. Schall city assessors, and reelected
Treasurer Alfred l.. Reichenbach and
Controller James Haustman.
Evening journal., 1905-02-22
HAp rHREE THOUSAND ouAIr
Wealthy Farmer at Sioux City, Iowa,
viii Be Fined $4,000.

Sioux City. Ia, Feb. 22.-Just as
Herman Beck. a wealthy farmer. was
unloading several boxes containing
5000 quail at the railroad station in
Elk Point, S. D., State Game Warden
James Holiday appeared. Beck fed,
leaving the quail behind. An officer
was sent after Beck. The fine for hav.
ing quail out of season is $40 a bird.
This would make the total fine against
Beck $4,000, which Game Warden
Holiday says Beck will have to pay.
Evening journal., 1905-02-22
Nav Form Anotber Team.

There win be a meeting on Saturday
nisht OF the persons who. are talking OF
forming another baseball club here IN
opposition TO the Wilmington A. A. OF.
ficials of the Tri-Sttte League desiring
that Wilmington shall be represented
n that association the coming season
Evening journal., 1905-02-22
Johnstown.

Johnstown, Pa. Feb. GAS n re-
suit Of the election the administration
will be transferred from the Republi-
cans to the Democrats. Complete re-
turns give Charles Young, Democrat
a majority of $50 over George X
Shryock, Republican. for mayor. The
Democrats also elect the city con
troller and assessor. Councils will
probably remain Republican.
Evening journal., 1905-02-22
Easton.

Easton, Pa, Feb. 21.-The entire
Republican city ticket was elected by
majority of about 300. Professor
Francis A. March, of Lafayette Col
lege, will be mayor, NJ. b. Hulsizer,
treasurer, and Chester Smith, con-
troller. The Republicans also made
gains in councils.
Evening journal., 1905-02-22

At the Garrick this week Mime. Stra-
kosch the prima donna soprano, con-
tributes one of the most pleasing vocal
numbers that has come before the Gar
rick audiences this season. She has a
magnificent voice, and sings with am
intelligence and force that shows a
long training for this particular line of
work. There ds every reason to believe
that Nine. Stpaloosch's reputation in
vaudeville will soon become as broad as
that which she acquired ON the operatic
stage, with which she was associated
for so many years.
''The Village Parson" will be the at
traction at the Lyceum on March 2, 8
and 4.
Evening journal., 1905-02-22

ever welcome potpourri, "a Hot Old
Time" at the Lyceum, on February 27,
2S and March /. This melange of rnirth
and song has been enjoying its usual
success. One of the notable features
will be the appearance of Mile. Ami.
queen OF the worlds greatest aerial
artists.
Evening journal., 1905-02-22
Personally. Conducted Tour. - w,sh

Personally Conducted Tours to Wash.
lngton, D. c. Return via Baltimore
and Ohio Railroads.&c. Covering
All Expenses.
Three day personally
tours to Washington, ID. c.. February
llth, March 10th, and seth. April 18th
and 2Ith and May 11th. For rates.
booklets, hotel accommodations and
other information cali on ticket agen;
or write to II. A. Miller, T. p. A.. SO4
Market street. Wilmington, Del.
Evening journal., 1905-02-22
COLDS LEAD no PNEuMoNIA

Laxative Bromo ouinine. the world
wide Cold and Grip remedy removes
the cause. Call for the full name and
look for signature Of Z. w. Grove. ESQ
Evening journal., 1905-02-22
Theatrical Notes

on next Saturday afternoon and
night there will be presented for the
first time in this city a new and ori-
ginal four-act musical comedy drama
by Adelaide Alexander, entitled "The
Typewriter Girl" which scored an inn
mediate success on the night of the
first performance and has been play
ing to crowded houses ever since.
Evening journal., 1905-02-22

York, Pa, Feb. 22.-The entire Re
publican city ticket was elected. Nc
Call. the candidate for mayor, leads
by 400.
Evening journal., 1905-02-22
General I. g. Esfea Dead.

Washington, Feb. 22.-General L. G..
Estes. commander Of the Medal OF
Honor Legion. and a prominent officer
Of the Army of the Potomac, died here
Of pneumonia
Evening journal., 1905-02-22

A buck and wing dancing contest for
amateurs was given at the Lyceum last
night in conjuncti with Uncle
Toms Cabin" 1t proved one OF the
closest affairs of the kind ever held in
this city. The judges, S. M. Smman.
Ferris Giles, Wallace Connolly. DIR. S.
c. Frederick and II. G. Knowles. after
calling out II. r. Downey. of No. 230
Parrish street, and Robert Nickerson.
OF No. 215 West Tenth street, for a re-
petition of their ability decided as fol-
lows: Mr.. Downey. first prize, IS:
Thomas and Elizabeth Toy. Second and
Union streets. second prize, $3.50; and
Robert Nickerson, colored, third prize,
$3.50. The other contestants We're de-
serving OF mention.
Evening journal., 1905-02-22

John lie Fargo, the painter. has a high
opinion Of the wilt of beggars. the street
mendicant being one of his favorite stud.
les.
Evening journal., 1905-02-22

An entirely original production is
Babes in Doyland," which comes to
The Opera House ON Monday, February
2z. While Il has for its theme a fairy
story, it is treated In an entirely differ
ent manner from the usual run of such
things and it has had the advantage
Of Julian Mitchelrs wonderful ability
rs a stage director Then it is said
that Glen MacDonough has supplied an
excellent librettO, the music for which
has been written by Victor Herbert in
his very best vein. As a spectacular
production. the Babes is said to be
second to none.
Evening journal., 1905-02-22
HIGH SCHOOL LOST
Defeated by North East Manual Train
inc School Of PhiIadeIphia.

At the old Y. NJ. C. A. hall last night
the North East Manuel Training School
OF Philadelphia basketball tenn defeat
ed the High School five by the score OF
p to a. The llne-up.
High School. Manual Training.
Speer ........ forward ........... Rex
Wilson ........ forward .... Mottett
Nickols
Turner ........ center .......... Pierce
Mcdaniel ...... defense ......... Rath
Butt ......... defense ...... Echardt
Wilson
Field goals. sueer, a; Rex. 3: Mottett,
I. Pierce, 4; Echardt. i: from fouls.
Speer. a; Turner. .; Pierce. s.
The High School scrub team defeat
ed the Brownson Juniors by the score
OF 20 to 10. The lineup:
High School Scrub. Brownson Jr
Simpson ....... forward ....... Haney
Hewes ........ forward ...,...... Burs
Barker
Whitehead 49,. center .......... Mile
Porter ........ defense ........ Regnes
Black .-.-.-.. defense ..-..... Shield.
Field goals Simpson. 4; Barker, .
Whitehead. 4: Hancy 3.
Evening journal., 1905-02-22

The New York sun expresses am opin-
ion that Charles b. Dillingham's Madi-
soltSquare Theatre production of r. G,
Cartons captivating success, "a Clean
Slate which plays at the Opera House
on March z, is a better performance
than the authors former great success
Lord and Lady Algy." Alberta Gala
tin, charming actress of splendid in
dividuality has surrounded herself with
the original cast and is being SUCCESS
fully starred as the dashing comedy
heroine, Mrs. Tracy Auberton, one OF
the smart set and a jolly good Eel
low.
Evening journal., 1905-02-22
CARVING A STEAK

from NJ. Matthes insures a sure and easy
victory Of hunger and a most satisfying
and luscious meal. All our meats are the
best and finest that can be selected, are
guaranteed TO be absolutely fresh and
tender. and are sure to please the most
exacting taste.
Evening journal., 1905-02-22

have written to one Of the interested
parties and this matter will be de-
cidcd
Evening journal., 1905-02-22

The James Boys in Missouri will be
the attraction at the Lyceum the last
three days OF this week. The stage set
tings are sumptuous. The train rob
berry scene is a marvel OF the scenic
art.
Evening journal., 1905-02-22
ADJUSTMENTS

nOCKSTADER'S GARRICK THEATRE
- AN ALL STAR BILL THIS WEEK.
NINE. AVERY STRAKOSCH,
THE MOULIER SISTERS,
LAVENDER q TOMSON,
MARTINI and MAX MILAN,
THE FOUR VALDARES,
BURKE & DEMPSEY, EMERSON q
OMEGA. THE KINETOGRAPH.
Matineesat215 Eveninzsat atlli
Prrces-l0. %. 81 and 50, Box seati 75-
Evening journal., 1905-02-22
Do Not Despair

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for help is at hand. Biogene, the Won
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Biogene, being the constituent ele-
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power for throwing off disease Of
every kind. Not only consumption but
ANAEMIA, INTESTINAL DIsoRD-
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or any wasting disease requiring rapid
blood building.
Biogene has been used all over the
country by physicians and hospitals.
Write to US for free booklet telling
what BIOGENE is and how it is made,
reports of leading physicians now us
ing 1t and testimonials Of those res
cued from death.
Biogene Manufacturing Co.
Philadelphia, Pa.
For sale by N. b. Danforth. Market
and second streets. and all other drug
gists.
Evening journal., 1905-02-22

Musical interest has been aroused by
the announcement of the return of the
Evening journal., 1905-02-22

William A. Brady's new musical COM
edy, "Mama's Papa" will be given at
the Opera House on next Tuesday
evening with Joseph Hart and Carrie
De Mar in the principal roles.
Evening journal., 1905-02-22
Scranton.

Scranton.
Scranton. Pa Feb. 22.-The election
New-York tribune., 1905-01-15
CIRCUIT NAY ASK HELP.
Hopeful of Gas Inquiry-AppeaL to
ALbany in Reserve.

Controller Grout said yesterday that If he could
not get from the lighting companies the informa-
ton he WIS after. he himself would ask the legis-
lature 10 send a committee to this city 10 investt
gate the lighting subject in all its rarnifcations.
The Controller seems to be hopeful OF obtaining
satisfactory results from his inquiry, but his op-
1mism Is not shared by his colleagues IN the Board
OF Estimate and Apportonment The feeling pre-
walls among Tanmany officials that the lighting
companies Will be able. by using all the oppoTtuni-
ties afforded by the technicslitieS OF the law, 10
tie up the investigation. Apparently the Controller
himself has q suspicion that that viii be the out
come He said yesterday:
The progress Of the investigation seems 70 IN
dicate that shall reach a result Inc eEIdslCe I9
from other cities has forced the New orK 1uIso
COMPANY appear and cross-e1aIrlhe GeILdIn o.
Witnesses and probably VIII coiuPe4 I-o-1 -
Offer proof from their point OF view, elSG PEI
NIT the people 10 reach the ineVlIaDlS CoicLu9lot
that the prices charged the city for nghuhg are
unjustihably high ihtend 70 press Il TINS , I1ts
ton as far as can, both here ana IN ths Eout -,
but ~ al the last we unable 10 get Iu4iy lhS
facts as To the real Of lighting IN TINS CITY
shall the legislature 10 send d cOnlIIltIce @ee ~
il will be found that the powers OF the Con1 q4 49, ~,
first used when Andrew H. Green Hs!U LIS r11asS
10 enable him 10 deal eftectEeIy VIII "A L o resen+
frauds viii be found equally effective IA the present
emergency.
Henry J Hemans, counsel TO the New-1orK EolSoh
COMPANY. said yesterday that his company under
stood its rights under the law and would maintain
.s1ba nosition OF the New-York Edison Company,
sotd nv TIenaus lis the as II has been rsL4e
Sr., 80 the same as any self-respecttng corpora
Tion maintains Its officers stand absoiutely on tiLo
Tfeht 10 90 business without inqusltorlaI inter
tT tS We are confident that the courts eventually
TSill sustain US"
New-York tribune., 1905-01-15
FIRE IN "HONEST" JOHNS.
hcendiary Origin Suspected-Police
Hold ReUenge Theory.

Fire was discovered yesterday IN g hall On the
second noor OF No Js7 West FoEty-nrst-stt the
building owned BY Honest" John Kelly. and IN
which he conducted poolroom and gambling, &C
corong 70 District Attorney jerome. The fire.
which supposed 70 have been Of incendiaTy origin
was extinguished by a policeman and the caretaker
O. the place
PatrulmGn Geary Of the West Thirtieth-st sta
ton who had been assigned 10 special duty In front
o. the house. saw smoke issuing from the second
foor windows e. 2so o'clock end told the caretaer.
Geary ard the csretaker ran 70 the second floor
and there found the carpet n the hall burned away
and the flames eating into the oor and wa1nScot1ug.
4 few pals OF water put out the nr6
The only explanation Of the blaze they could give
vas that some one had entered rear window and
purposey set FIRE 20 the place. The police theory
is that some one tried 70 burn the place down IN
revenge for the disclosures Kelly Is said 10 have
MADE 10 District Attorney jerome about the Affairs
O. other gamblers although the District Attorney
enc Kelly have said that the latter incrfminated
only himself
New-York tribune., 1905-01-15
TO ENLARGE STATION BY 40 PER CENT.
Plans of Additional Alterations to the Grand
Central Furnished

President " II. Newman of the New-York Cen
tral and Hudson River Railroad has sent 10 Ihe
Board of Estimate and Apportionment summary
Of alterations changes and additions lately oe-
ctda6 on bv the company's engineers for the new
terminal. His statement follows;
Including in the Improvement the two BLOCKS BLOCKS
bounded by Depew Place, Forty-nlIA-sI' LeA4i4s-
'o piscontinuing and closing and including in the
Improvement Forty -fourth-st. from lexington
DiscOntinHing and closing and including in the he
10 the south line of Forty-fth-st
Disseminating and closing and including IN the
9es in wdh s By D364g Dhrg%e % feet in length
between Forty-secono and Forty-third SITS, - .
n & IssSeSiv line OF Depew place and from the
sestaTy Inc OF Vanderbitave TO the westerly line
oF Vanderbilt-ave.
.59fra sIb7surface of Vanderbilt-aye and a small
nortton OF Forty-third-st. between Vanderhilt-ave
ailo HoduTing and including in the Improvement the
stb-surface OF 50 much OF Depew flses as = n9o 9
atSoIa1 no-tb line OF Forty-third-st-
qung and noTa9g in fas bsfW ss easy TeHS
H. ot Depew Plece and the westerly line OF Van
dsTStcaE9 Ss Carrying OF the railroad
tracs by viaduct or 2r1Gse' bTsof Son lhe lines oi
Ths extension OF Par-aye from % f1rueth-st 10 20
Forty-hfth-st. by a viaduct the ihI "ld'h Oh Inc
Ssnges in the grades of streets from For
.afrhgt 10 Forty-eighth-st. inciusiVe IN all cases
rproVfs Fsts 20 be attained by the proposed modi-
heaIiofI IaTe the station proper about 40 per cent
over that originally conteInpi@ste91 @ 1t both IN the
,ation proper and under the surface OF streetsi
To provide for the erection OF nnrosebes 10 and
from the city srsS as far south as Forty-hfth
:, its full width. and 10 improve tne means oi
travel nortn % 4e original method carrying Forty
e.,tsi over the tracks, so as 10 avoid me angle
then proposed
New-York tribune., 1905-01-15
EDWARD HOGAN DEAD.
He SerUed as Magistrate or Justice
for Mann Years.

Magistrate Edward Hogan died from pneumonia
shortly before midnight yesterday at his home NO
325 West Observation-Disclosures Until immedi-
afely before his death his recovery was expected
unless complications set in.
Edward Hogan was one Of the police justices VINO
were legtslated out of office in 1895. He was ap-
pointed city magistrate on July l, 1888, by Mayor
Van Yyck. TO succeed Thomas r. Wentworth He
was appointed for ten years at a salary OF $1,000
At the time of his appointment he was associated
with Edward Iauterbach. and was at Albany dur
ing the session the legislature preceding his ap-
,oir,r,er+ as MAGISTRATE Michael c. Murphy. then
nresident OF the Health Board. was his political
sponsor.
he was first appointed police justice in 1854 and
served until 1879. He was again appointed police
1,st,ce in 1889 by Mayor Grant.
MAGISTRATE Hogan for more than fifty years was
resident OF Battery Dan F1nns district, re-
manning active in politics Of that district long
after his removal to Spuyten Duyvt. where ne
lived until he moved the house in which he died
Immediately after Election Day last year George
" Morgan, State Superintendent OF Elections an
nounced that he would prefer charges against
Maeistrate Hogan 10 the Appellate Division OF the
Supreme Court and ask for his removal from once
Mr. Morgan did not fulfil his threat which was not
due TO personal annostty but because or the mag
istrate's refusal 10 adjourn election cases IN the
Morrisania court and his refusal TO permit the
LAWYERS representing Mr. Morgan's office TO state
the grounds on which the adJournments We're askeo
that the facts might be placed on record MI MOT
gan charged him with violation of Section 30 OF ths
Criminal Code which is intended to limit the r1sht
of a magistrate to discharge prisoner in the ao-
sence Of complainant when good cause can Do
shown for adjournment
New-York tribune., 1905-01-15
RAID POOLROOM TWICE.
One Hundred Men There Second
Time-SeUenty-tUe First.

ror ths second time within twenty-four hours,
-. rolioe Of the 1Tercer-st station ra1ded an al
80 -soo,rooul IN Sixth-ave., near Eghth-st On
r-5sv detectives under Inspector Titus ra1oeo The
sane rooms and arrested five men, who are unoeF
t5r hal for examination on Tuesday.
o-,v TWO men were arrested yesterday. They
-. t,si- names IS James Conklin- OF No. 25s
rsst Teuth-st, and Benjamin Ber1Stssn- The
1,r,s- vas not IN the alleged poolroon. but was
-,ksn On z warrant which had been issued by
Magistrate Onnen On Friday He ead escaped
he DAY before, 1t was said
si,,e the erst raid q policeman had been sta
.1ss sr front ot the building and yesterday after
-so- r5riced men going Up the figkt OF stairs, a
Setective sergeant, elgat Detectives and captain
0ISouror went 70 the room They broke down the
soSrs which had been bateered down On Friday
s5und about q hundred men Seventy-7ve men
rere there on Friday.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-15
GAMBLERS GIVE UP FIGHT.
MORE SUBPOENAS OUT.
Mony, Including Frank Farrell, Said
TO HuUe Left Toscn.

r,verv rambling house in the White Light District
-.s closed as tight as drum last aight as the
-.sult o. the District Attorneys activity. IN the
s,v tine the poolroom men closed I'd their places
- Nsa. a retreat Not every poolroom in the Ten
80, has closed. but the majority OF them have
N-s-h.. were ous in every well known rambling
-. II The Tsnderloin ana the new Tenderloin
- rsrhapx for the nrst time IN their careers il
g nossfbls for the policemen detailed TO watch
r-.AYng houses 20 hand IN absolutely truthful
- rat nobody came out and nobody went in
.r.rv q the big gamblers were said 10 have left
-. ri.v yesterday 10 avoid examination by the
.s.-s,t Attorney. Frank Farrell proprietor OF two
"a Known gambling houses IN West Thirty-hrst-
oould not be found around town last night
-, = ssid that be had gone 20 Lakewood. fearing
=, he would be the next 20 be summoned by the
.,.-,c. Attorney. A close friend OF Farrells de-
- last night that he had left town and said that
---su would so 20 the District Attorneys ONCE
=. IS eoon as he heard that Jerome was looking
-, This same man said that some OF the
.,sls-s' had started for the West Those who re-
800 81 town would not attempt to DO business
-. Jerome remained IN Office When his tern
,.,r.d they hoped for less energetic District AZ
forpsy
Ts-rsIrs patrons have been OF the same wealthy
.,.ss AZ Czrhel6s. One Of his places is only few
.--ss eron the wsldorf-Asto-ia-
F-s-,v Yesterday Commissioner AEcAdOo. hearing
a., ne gamblers were going 10 carry of their
---.,be-nalia before 81 could be seized. detailed
ssxteen uniformed poI-Se'-en 70 AAo ONNS-oo III
sso7B gambling houses between the hours Of and
g.. and take the names and addresses OF any
.ssr,sn who attempted 20 take away para
.S.--,us The regular gambling house squad re-
80 On duty rntI g. n. when the new squad
relieves them
.,-onsratins" with Captain Flood IN the upper
r-,-ss~Io5r sI)svy'' johnson. ~Dave" Gideon, John
.6fsE' BluInenthal Billy Cole and LOU
55-,,s have been cited TO appear in the District
5e--ss-ss olflce tomorrow. Subponas for these
A. v-e-e given 10 Captain Flood instead OF TO Cap
"a VIII be asked 10 tell about notes he held
- r-sd 70 collect from Mr.. Hostetter, PittsourE
-, about G year ego
New-York tribune., 1905-01-15
Der Ring des Nibelungen.
IRVING PLACE THEATRE.

IRVING PLACE THEATRE Evenings at 500
Mon Thurs Evenings sat Ma. & Evening,
Harry walden Holz & Jerschke,s Great Comedy
Drama, T r A L NJ U ="
Star Engagement ath q BarSe escu
WadO Miss BarSeScU VI n
E-5Iay Evening Miss Barsesou as "sapphO.S
New-York tribune., 1905-01-15
pROCTOR'S big FOUR

SgTlI ST.-~SecreG Service" stock 70 ~ tnarSnic
5rH AyE---rne Only Way" and taadSxLle.
ss9 sr-Ausical Cuttys. Charlotte. ne NAVAL
is5rH sT--C hndren OF the Ghestos~ vH1dSv1la
New-York tribune., 1905-01-15
4rt Exhibitions and Sales.

revelation 20 those who do not know his
work and surprise to those who do"-Herali.