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Making u EaaY for John.

John she said. softly. have you
been saying anything about me to
mother lately?"
No replied John why do you
ask"
Because she said this morning tina,
she believed you were on the eve OF
proposing 70 me. Now, ] do not wish
you to speak TO mother when you
have anything Of that kind to say.
Speak 20 me. and I'll manage the bust.
ness with motherl"
And John said be Bits
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1t was at an afternoon party. The
hostess, anxious for a sensation and
desiring something other than the
orthodox thought reader and the fraud
uient palmist, engaged a troupe of
performing fleas for the entertainment
Of her guests. says the London. Tattler
The party was a great success. When
1t broke up loud vail rent the air II
was the voice Of the impresario frantic
with excitement. What is it? Tell
NE, l implore you said the hostess.
Zach, madam, l has lost vun of nv
meas. We're has it gomez" At that
moment a lady wearing a gray gown
Brushed past him. "Ach, madam. par.
don" said the manager, greatly re.
lieved, lightly picking something from
her shoulder; yum of my artists"
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1906-09-05

Pattern Nos. 1920 and 5354.-Pale
blue crepe de chine developed this
pretty design for a young girls cos
tune. The waist Is cut square in the
neck and the tucks in the upper part
of the front and back give just enough
fullness to be becoming. The circular
skirt is laid in groups OF tucks headed
by bands of lace insertion. The upper
part Is fitted by fine tucks or may
be simply gathered if preferred.
Eolienne, messaline, China silk, or
CANDY, batiste and albatross are all
suggested for the making For girl
or IA years one and three quarter
yards of "A ,nch material will be re-
CURED fJr the waist and two seven
eighths yards for the skirt. Misses
Shirt-waist No. $500: Sizes for IA, IS.
10 and II years. Misses Tucked Cir
cular Skirt No. 5354 Sizes for 10, 10,
IA, is, 1G and II years. The above
Illustration calls for two separate pat
terms. The price is ten cents for the
waist and ten cents for the skirt.
This pattern will be sent to you on
receipt of 10 cents. Address all orders
to the Pattern Department OF this paper
be sure to give size and number OF pat.
tern wanted. For convenience, write
your order on the following coupon:
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Here is comfort for the self-respect.
tag American. says the London Times.
Americans may dismiss the idea. If
they ever entertained It. that the peo.
pie OF this country regard them all as
In the same boat with the beef trust
tbs Standard OIL company, the dishnn.
est railway managers and the people
Who control the yellow dog" funds.
There are Pharisees and foolish indi.
Viduals in all countries. We have
some among US, and as they are gen.
sFsIiy very ready 10 talk they prob.
ably do soC-e mischief But the mass
1t the people understand very well
that the mass Of the American peoyle
are very Ike themselves. and that in
America, ss here and elsewhere. so.
.Giety is held together by the Saving
remnant" Of which our correspondent
speakg-the quiet. inarHculate people
who believe IN probity ami honor. and
who try 20 30 their duty aud TO fulfil
their obligations honestly"
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ure / went
through now seems
TO have been al
most unbsarable. I
had back-ache. pains
in the side and
loins, dizzy spells
a N d hot, feverish
headaches. There
w ere bearing-do
pains. and the. kid
ney Sc CretiOr IA
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1906-09-05

Pattern No. 5623-The square cut
neck is a becoming feature Of the little
dress which is here pictured in pale
blue chambray, trimmed with white
embroidery. II low neck and elbow
sleeves are desired the neck may be
cut out and the cuffs omitted. SILK.
pongee and all the wash materials are
suitable for development. such as
lawn. dimity, oreandy, nainFook and
batiste. For girl nine years old
three and one.quarter yards Of 3GJnch
material will be required. sizes for 6.
T. s. Q, 10 and II years.
This pattern will he sent to Won on
receipt of 10 cents. Address all orders
70 the Pattern Department OF this paper.
BE sure TO give size and number o. pat
tern wanted. For convenience. write
your or32r on the following coupon:
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Strikino Advice

Mrs Anxious (mother OF two mar.
riageable daughters Really. / don't
know whether to send Grace and Eth.
el to the scashore or the mountains
this summer. What do you advise?
Mrs. Knowing-Well, | would advise
Sulphur Springs for a change Sui.
phur, you know, is ore of the princL
pal requisites in matchmaki-S.
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Ian Maclsren's Successor.

The Rev. Alexander Connell, who
succeeds to Ian Maclaren's pulpit at
Seton Park. Liverpool, has been pas.
tor OF Regent Square Presbyterian
church. London. since 1893. lie was
born IN tho Scotch Highlands just 40
year, ago,
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Transn1Ission Of rielal charaot.rIstlos

Transmission Of Ficisl Characteristics
II would appear that the transmis-
sion OF facial traits subordinate 10 a
definite law that is TO say. that an.
cestral facial expression and appear.
ance are more often than not trans
mittod through the female members
Of the family. who generally do not
exhibit the same characteristics to
the male offspring, and that the
younger generations show as a rule.
all the facial conditions and signs
which we're present in a remote an.
cestor.-North American Review.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1906-09-05

Philadelphia doctors are taking bal.
loon trips in the hope Of discovering
something that may be OF service in
me treatment Of lung troubles. II
isn't the hrst time that doctors have
baen up in the air on the question Of
abe cure of disease.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1906-09-05

Everybody works father for the
sumner vacation, and 10 1abor.
around ar day in town to procure the
neans to lstChis family enjoy Itsslf IL
sss country.
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COULD NOT KEEP UP.
Broken Down, Like Many Another
Woman, with Exhausting Kid
ney Troubles.

Mrs A. Taylor. of Wharton, N. J.,
Gays: Il had kidney trouble in its
most painful and severe form. and the
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1906-09-05

There is shortage Of small bi1s."
somplatns Washington dispatch.
fea. and that isn't the worst Of Il
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1906-09-05
THE GOLDEN
CALF
FiNTH-In Cloud and Pillar Serie,
STORY OF THE WILDERNESS JOURNEY
OF TIE HEBREW PEOPLE
BY the Highway and Byway" Preacher
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Scripture NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 32d
chapter
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-04-17
Mn. 1912.

mfte, mar nad) ln0 nod ibren
orobenoen 9toG6arn segeniiber fc
9leIfgultig geporben, Oas ser
1rlnlnle sSeuerifein, Der 9eacbt iiir
ytaht iiber Dem arater ldsuebte
ilno Die groGenoe Gimme, sie tiel
aus Dem 9ulen Oer Gr6e berpor.
lholl, mtf lie feinen Ginerud nebr
berporricien.
Ser 8igunt bat ieine sepaltiaer
4lleocr aeredt uno oas WtetiGen.
gelfleht bis in Ole tieffte Seele
biuein erid)iittert; iein aliibenoer
sltbcln bat Ole bliihenoen @ein-
garten persebrt iinb n,eileupeit in's
Sano binein entietIid,e, aiftiae Soie
ltno ocrlengenoe slitennnaii,u ac.
lflenoert. Ole &lnoerteu 300 itn>
Seroerben gebradt Eobel1. Sic
lliterforl6lifen faturqapalten Ia.
dlen ilno Ipotten Der miibianeu Gr.
ritligenlbartelI oes Wtenidenae.
lfleGts, rno init einem Sand
legen ne blnlreg, mas sSleis rmt
Viilbe lmo @aeeinhtb in reaianer
Arbe't III SabrbllnOerten aufaebmt
bat. @r bat a,lf's Neuc isner
sSelerldhtnb geoffnet. Inn 5oo unt
@erocrben 5u ipeien lmO unter oer
orir1en Sepobnern Die Sd)reden oes
Il,n9lten Cages au rerbreiten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-04-17
Snbnque, Soma, 9itustag, ben II. April 1906.

Die geuobnliete eroue @plfc iidt-
bor lit, bot Der s(ibenfau iait poa.
Itdnoig oilfgebort.
ErofeiIor Mati,cci flcnm 1eilte
inter groBter Sebensgefabr melt
iiber bas Sbierpatoriilm hinaus Den
Sultan binan unb erflGrte a,ti
8rirnO Ser perlonlitb angeltellteu
8eobodtllnael,, DAB ueitere Sapa-
Grgiiiie nift 5lt eriuarten iiitb, ID
large feline griinolihe 9lenberlutg IN
Den aegcnpartigen 8erbdltnilleu
eintritt. Gr fiigte bin5u, Dab es
porldifig nod linn1oglidl pGre. Ok
Sanomen9e i'm arater fsitsiitellen,
er gloubt aber. BOP hos gitoe Der
Storinget nabe lei, reil ber ara.
,terfegel bereits betrdftlid) eingei,ut.
fem ltit0 al SteQc bes Stlafenous.
ipltrfs Ilbenresen getreten iit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-04-17

olna einss nitalieniiden fottuiidje,t
Sclssperein", mad, benz Msititer oes
oeiit'Aen 8olfspereins, bem 9sdpFa
Die ant jerlem GonsreIe ess&,poris
nen Stat,iten, ioipie einen eimseben.
oen 9erift iiber Die 8erio,nn,linrg
linterhreitet.
8leid5eitig iiberlanStsn Die f5h
lianiiden aatbolifen Dem Sl. Boter
elm Shreiben, in tuelGern iie gessn
een sluSlhlub ibrer Delse,ertess
bonn Soritanbs.Gemite proteitirtpn.
Sestere seboren ben drNtliDem
1en1ofraten an. GiSe ssriangsfs
ole politun6iae ltno6b6uaiafeit oes
8ereins bon Der bii6Sili&en ShsrS
nufiiGt, tueiGe Nnseaen pius BED
3ebnte nerlanst. Tan nahm Aas
her on, SaB oie auf Der Yeriantme
lung entiporfensn Stotilten eineh
Abanoerims unterperien piiroen.
4of, tuiro iest IN oifisiolen &reis
len etn pdpitlihes S6reiben in
slnsllht geiteQt, ipeld,es in S1foe
erIfeinen miro. Sn eieiem Shrer~
ben bebt Tius Der 3ehnte Die ysott.
lperoIgfeit herpor. oa6 aud, in Der
neiisrt Organization Die firhlife
Sleror6ie anerfannt iperben miiiie.
Sooann tuirb bas Grnlmpirat seu
slnftraa erbalten, Die Statiiten 5u
Der Of tentlifen
Sebtere iperoen Damn nit 0en
pipitlihen 9eirimmunaen in Ye,ua
allf ore 2citing oes gerei1s in ben
ein3elnen Gio5eien Den perld)iebe.
nen fotboliid)en 9ereinen iiberianSt
lperocn.
Gas Mionoat ocs Sriumpirats
miro MIR crit oam oblnilien. ipenn
Der Soritauo Der beioen Ser5pei.
glmgen gelpablt III.
++++
3dbreno Ser 9laG)t pom sSreitua
Sim Sanlsta9 lprlrbe cine meme
Staiue in Die ct. Teters.2irhe ge.
brodt. Gieielbe iuiept ~ Sonner
uno lit fait ied)s Neier bod. Sic
Iteat ben a. Soniialio oar. Seh.
3ebn Eferoe transportirten oie
Gololia Statlle.
Wier. ssrelanb iii in gfon en-.
getroffen, 100 er iiH lGnaere 9eit
oitibaiten miro. Bon bier a,is
tpirb er nah Taris reiien, Inn Bert
einiee 3eit icinen Srcrnoen sn
piomen.
Sn italieniIden garlarneufe faxS
Dor einisen Tasen eine rcgelrehte
Shlagerei 5piihen Sipei slbseor6-
neten itatt. 9eioe aebOrsn ber
Heeierunss .Eartet on. llriaha
oieies Samples iuaren Die lesten
@ableil in iueIfen Der Mbaeor0netr
9lriso Srei,Silete fir 'ene Iabr
Ter perlangts, ,inb 8eamte, Die
gesen ibn itt,rmen polten oeriets,t
lieB. Sariiber ipMrbe or i'm Yars
lament alir &ebe seitsnt. SeiM
(Sesner mar Der NbaeorSnete Sulei.
slriso griff bieien I'm Corridor aw.
gei0e itiir3tsn nit Dem Nortier. bed
6erbeigeeilt mar, INN Tie su treitnens
allf Den 9ooen, mo- sSulei ieinerr
@esner NIT SSauiien ititb 5tStrittef
arg bearbeitete, ioooB Der anbere
iicb IN ieine Bobnlns bsaeben
muSfe. 9. W. @.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-04-17
(Spe5ial- l-Gorrsippnoeas Sieier
3eitnns.)
patikamiTh)r
3lalt)rid)tel,.
Cir italisaifd)rr a1nlks-
urrrin.
Cine GpiuiIal-Strtne. - Iaultfanpi
III Der italicniiden aammer. -
S. !. Worsan IN Ger
ewigcn Staot.
81 o III. "a. Mars 1906.

81 III. "a. MarS 1906.
ysertbe Heoaftion!
Ser glufentbalt Eierpont Wtor-
aan'S IN 8om bat oen Ncirigfeits-
ldaern 9lnlaB 5u einen ,Gunoro"
gcgeben. .gforsan. pbmobl 9Srote-
ltont,. lit bon Bins oen 3ebnten IN
elmer gripat- 9uoien; empiansen
porOen un0 bot Die batifaniiten
Oflleen beiuht. oieran fniipIten
natilrli6 mebrere 3eitluraen oas
Seriidt, Der Yapit miiroe oas Ser.
mogen oes Sl. Stllbles, peldes
lene Slatter ouf $50,000,000 be.
rehnen, BON oen europdiihen
ganten, bel oenei es liegen lolI,
3uriidoieben imb es amerifa n /.
| den SanfbGuiern anpertrauem.
Eph lit Oieie 9tatri9t gdn5lib aus
Der Sift gegrifien.
gian bebauptete iogar, ooB in
oleler Se5ieblng geaempartis elm
GROCER gSettitreit beItebe 5piiGen
0torgan uno 9pon. ba jeoer bieler
geioen nah Der ebre tro6te, pGplt.
liher Santier su meroen.
Hidt ipenieer falid) lit ole Iah.
rldt, lpelhe pon ungari 6 e II
giattern erfnnoen unb in oie gauge
&elt bllaus perbreitet ipllroe, oaB
nalulih Tius DER 3ebnte Den aai.
Ter bon SeIterreid, III ieineln aeaell.
fuGrtieen Streite NIT Der ,ngari-
l6eu Sppoiition, pom ieinem
Sronen D c entbnnben II
+ be.
Ger Sdbas Der Eeters. Stride lit
oieler 5oge Inn Siuei Stiif foltborer
8egenltanoe reifer geiuoroen. Gar-
oinal Hampollu Del Smoaro bat
am 40. Sabrestage ieiner Irieiter.
Weibe, Der Saiilifa einc foltbare
Ilbe nit 9riiileler Spisen, pelcbe
emit oem groBen Bins Den Neunten
seborte ulo einen iebr foltbaren
aeld seIGenft. 9esterer milroe
benz peritorbenen Eopite. Geo oen
Srel5ebnteh 5il ieinem Erieiter.
-iubilaum 1888 gcidenft. 9lm ssu.
biIaimstase beoiente Geo ser 9rei-
iebnte ii6 oieieS aelhes, aIS er IN
Der ct. Eeters-airhe ouS III. DieB-
opfer oarbrahte. SpGtcr i6enfte
er oe,iiclbeu leincm StaatsiefretGr.
+ + = r
Dor ailrSem boben ole 0rei pGpit-
lihen Gelcairten beim lesten Con.
greilc III 6lorellS, bcbnis Den Griin.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-04-17
Wis6eriac Grmptiuneu.

LIE Tllro}lpdre SDaIlgfeIt OeS
Selnps, iuelfe ilul bereits Sipei
@oden anoaitert, rrft Die S5enen
lebbaft Dor bas geiItise sluee, ole
! lid abaelpielt baben niilien, oils
Eompeii iinb Serculaniinr, oie ihos
non gfomeritaOte em sSibe Des
&ulfans, tief, tief inter gllhe uilo
Sapa begrabGl tuitrban, no lie
Sabrhi1loerte lang ritbten, ebe Die
nei,gicrige San6 Der noaernen
Weni6beit ibr @rab eltbefte.
Ger 8eiitp gait bis gum Sabre
79 nady Gbrilti nid)t ols 8ulfan;
er ipdr bis sur Spite bcipaleet nno
bo6 fiiltibiert. Ser ilrhtbare
slusbrilb ieres Sabres, melher oie
Staote SercltlamurL Eompeii mo
Stobiae ilm1 Sbeil ourd Sdlomn-
ltromc, gum Sheil ourd, sliden-
iin0 Sd)ladenregen per1iftete nno
Souienoen bon Wienid)en Sas. 2s6en
foitete, batte iifl ifon ieit DEM
Sabre 63 onrf iiirdbtbare groltobe
- ~
allgefiinoigt.
Sn Dem Sabren 203, 472, 5t2,
6S5. 993. 1919. 1893 unD 1906
nilr0en geri6te iiber slusbriid,e oes
Seiups nieSergei6rieben, mis ipel.
dlen berooreing. bab Die grl,ptiolien
bes Sabres 472 llno 1906 0ie
furhtbariten paren; 10 ipurbe bel
ON u. 9. 472 eriolgte1l slnsbr,lebe
Die ans Dem &rater geihlenoertc
slIde bis nah GonitantinopeI, ia 10.
gar iiber's Dieer, trah Sripoli ee-
tragcrL ipdbrenb Ser glusbruh bes
GeImus i'm Sabre 1906 bon ibred-
lid)en Grobeben teeleitet mar, mel.
DIES piele Wenidenleben foroerte.
9om Sabre 1906 Bis 1851 rnbte
Der @ulfnn, nit S(usnabnte elmer
fleinen Gruption inn Sabre 1900.
U. 9. 1851 uber brdheu iib sic
geieiielten Glemente oili's gseue
aus oem groinnern Sabn uno brei
Mouate lang ipie Der Seiup 2opa
nlio Strome tod)enSen @aliers aus,
ipelfes Die Staote iiberflmtbete nno
Sulien0e bon Menideli t0otete.
Sor Dem Sabre 100 folgte cine
Mn5abl ipeiterer mebr ober ipeniaer
Seroerbn briilgellOer 9lusbriibe rno
| i'm Is. SSabrblnoert nabm Sie Sbi.
tigfeit bes unbeimli6en 9eraes
ltetig Su. q. .. 1872 erldGitterte
one Slul0e BON einer nelten flir6t.
barren Grllption Die @elt, iinIonlebr
alS oieler slusbrilf bon pbenoine-
nalen 9fatrreriheimlnaen bealeitet
mar. 80 ltieeen. bier aeal weiBe
9faudnnoiien 10 bod ipic Der 0erg
gen Simntel, iuo lie id) msbrei.
teten, iuGbreno on Dem arater 9lif)e
ilnb Steiue bis Sii elmer Sobe bon
10000 Sub in oie 2nft aeihleuoert
tpair6en; cines bieier 6elsltiide mab
t0S SUB I'M llmianse. Cine on.
oere eruption i'm Sabre 1894 ser-
itorte cine Staot un0 itieB einen
9apaitrom aus. oelien IaIie oui
100000 &ubiffilB seihGbt
rplrbe. gSGbreno Ses lesten
SaWbunoerts mar Der IeIup bei-
nabe oreiBig Wal in Sb6tisfeit itno
Die @lsbrii6e Der Sabre 1922,
1855. 1858, 1867 nno 1872 ma.
rem Die perbeerenOiten.
9is 1875 berrl6te Damn Mube,
aber ieitbem lit DER gerg in be-
| It1noiaer llmrltbe. 1895, 1897,
1899 mo 1908 luaren Die -S(us.
Bride oeS 9erses seipaltia geimg,
Inn un5,loellten. lpas er pollbringelr
folrne, ipem en- einmaI lcine ganse
@ntb entielielte, aber es bIieb
sliidliderlpeiie bel oieien slnSeiltlm.
gen umo Ole aeoolferlma. wclhe
lidl on oell Nlbh1ngen beS icuer.
lpclenDer 9erasS nieaereelailet
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-04-17
EraiiSent glOoiepelt halt sipci Ynms
Scs.Senaturen e;ae Mpral-
preotat.

u ibington, 3. g.. 10. slpraE
Ger Yr1iiSelit hat ben Ninees
ioto'er Senatoren geelion un5 Qldpp
eiite gan; sriinolife Woralprebigt
gebalten, nls iie unternabnel ibm
I'm bic Yesnooigiins 6eS ipegem
Serofientlifimg zines iin3iihtiaen
9uf)es perilrtbeilten ArofeliorS ".
". Wtalhoip, friiber BON ser llni.
perlitat Sanlline in ct. Eaul, an
erllid]en. Die Senatoren erfl1rten.
oas NuG lei fir 6en @ebraud BON
Stioenten Der WeOi5in seibriebem
lporben.
Hooiepelt Iaete, niffs entideioer
3u poaen. ebe er bas 9uh seleieir
habc. gsadoem er einise Seiten
aeleisn bate, erflGrte CT, es tine
ibm lcie, benz @erurtbeilteu nidt
nod 5chu Sabre oa5nseben 5m f6Ms
uem nno belt bem SeuatpreH cine
WlsralpreOist ppn 20 Wiinmtem
SGmse.
@orpernaIr Sobnlon bon Tinne.
icto ilno piele algeiebenc Nf1mer
Oes StooteS batfeu Cos 0naeeil-
scluh uutcr5eiGuct
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-04-17

Dor aurSem boben ole orei pGpit.
licben Selcairten beim lesten Gon.
9reiic III Sloreuj, bcb,tis eer @riin.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-02-16

known stage folk, and she far excels
the best work of Cissy LOTUS.
The play is full of action. and an ex-
citing automobile race affords a climax
that should appeal successfully to even
the most blase. Aubrey Boucicault and
Barney Oldfeld, the noted auto racer,
occupy the driving seats of the two
autos, and the mechanical and spectac-
ular effects are capitally executed.
The story of the play is very, very
automobilish, and for that reason may
be said to be up to date in every re-
spect. Mr.. Tyler's penchant for Eu-
ropean auto tours probably has had
much to do with the nature of the pro-
duction.
Miss Janis in nowise falls below the
expectations of the many admirers she
has won through her excellent work in
vaudeville. With the proper vehicles
she will achieve still more marked sue
cess. One would naturally suppose
that she will appear in an airship
drama next, or at least when she ex-
hausts the possibilities of the auto
lllODlIt DIS Il III abJuhNhs
The cast is a capable n through
out. and 1.-The Vanderbilt Cup is sur
to have a long run in New York.
The English actress Ellis Jeffreys
has achieved wide popularity in this
country, and her latest American en-
gagement is to appear in the leading
role of THE Fascinating Mr.. Wander
Welt" Days theater. Alfred Sutro, the
English playwright, is author of the
drama.
Miss Jeffreys is extremely talented
and is remembered on this side for her
excellent work in "The Prince Con-
sort and in the revival of London
Assurance"
Charles Frohman has secured the
American rights of the new play, The
Harlequin King" which was produced
on Wednesday evening. Jan. 8, at the
Imperial theater, London, by Louis
Waller with great success. Mr.. Froh-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-02-16
Phi|ipLevine
SO Smith st.
Had Management Charged.

NEW YORK. Feb. 16.-There was a
dramatic scene at the adjourned an
nual meeting of the Society For the
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals When
Mrs. Cadwalader Jones shook her fin
ger in the face of John p. Haines.
president of the society, and asserted
that the s~ociety's affairs were sadly
misnianaged. Mr.. Haines was com
pletely bewildered by the vehement
outburst, and he sat in his seat with
out Il word.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-02-16

LONDON, Feb. liking Edward
told the Rev. Wilson Garlic. head of
the Church Army. who was received
in audience, that he often worked
twelve hours n day hlms elf. He knew
the blessings OF work and greatly
synlrathized with tllei unemployed.
Therefore It was a great comfort to
him to know that the Church Army
was furnishing work for so many.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-02-16

man will produce the play in New
York this season the latter part Of
February.
Maude Adams engagement in Bos-
ton, which was set down for the month
Of February. has been Cancelled so that
she can remain at the Empire theater,
New York, and play Peter Pan" The
extension of Miss Adams New York
engagement makes a change in her
plans for next season, as she has
agreed to appear for six months of that
season in Peter Pan" instead of pro-
ducing "a new play, in order that she
may meet the contracts that will have
to be set aside to permit her to con-
tlnue her great triumph In New York.
ROBERT BUTLER
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-02-16

NEW YORK. Feb. 16.-Mrs. Lillian
Barnes Allen. otherwise Mrs. Lewis
Allen. heiress to Pierre Lorillard's IA
nous stock farm, Rancocas. at Jobs
town, \. j.. was married quietly at the
home of her brother, Alfred $. Barnes,
III Brooklyn TO ex-Commissioner of
Public Works George Livingston of
Manhattan. The couple have left the
city on Il honeymoon trip TO southern
Georgia.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-02-16
Negro e.ptured by Japanese Grip.

MOUNT&yRNON, n. Y, Feb. 49,
Miss Irene Glover, the pretty eighteen
year-old daughter of Frank y. Glover,
former corporation counsel, proved her.
self a clever athlete when she was at
tackled by a young negro in her home
at Mount Vernon ut II late hour. Al
though she was choked almost into in
s~ensipility, she managed TO hold him
with a jiu iltsu grip, which she had
learned, until the police arrived. The
negro gave his name as White and said
he lived in Mount Vernon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-02-16

Will Far Eastern Fleet.
NAPLES, Feb. 16.-China's prospeo-
tive troubles are so threatening that
two cruisers of Sigsbee's squadrt p
have been ordered to REINFORCE the
ready powerful far eastern feet.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-02-16
Miss Janis
Ina "HOnk
H0nk
Youthful and Talented
Coincidence AchteUes
Success In an Up to Date
AutomObile Drama,
1.-THE Vanderbilt Cup"
Timely Gossip.
Timely Gossip.

From Our New York Dramatic Corre-
%spondent.l
Elsie Janis, the talented little CO.
medicine, has scored a decisive hit in
The Vanderbilt Cup" at the Broad
way theater.
Sydney Rosenfeld wrote the play, or,
rather, he constructed the bare skeleton,
and Miss Janis and George C. Tyler Of
Liebler & Co. did the rest"
Miss Janis has an opportunity to do
her very clever limitations of well
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1906-04-10

which was ordered in imperative lam
guage. This, sent from Mexico, pre-
cipitated the revolutionary uprising
which brought upon him his own down
fall and sealed his career as the ruler
of the religion he founded.
Overseer Voliva, after long confer
ence over the orders from Dowie with
the elders and Mrs Dowie, publicly
tiayed the First Apostle, exposed his
financial shortcomings and when he had
concluded his arraignment he asked the
people of Zion to support him in the
rehabilitation of Zion Five thousand
people rose in response to his appeal
Five thousand Threats chorused an ap-
prevail of his reform policy and pledged
him support. In the throng was Jane
Dowie, wife of the deposed First Apos,
tie, who, with tears streaming down her
cheeks, made a pathetic address to the
excited multitude.
Overseer VOliva publicly reinstated
Deacon Speicher to office and refused
to obey other commands of the First
Apostle. In the vitIiolic exposure of
Dowie which followed the reading of
the First Apostles letter, Voliva minced
no words. He as much as accused Dowie
of dishonesty and insincerity. Deacon
Speicher openly declared he oftentimes
believed Dowie to be an insane man.
AS to the future of Zion itself, its
affairs are to be reorganized The prop
erty, held in Dowie's name, may be
cleared as to title, and this may involve
placing the deposed leader in the Gus
tody of a guardian.