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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-06-06

paper man Harry Breckett the night
clerk, and three others, to hold up
their hands.
Fe robbed Bratz of $50 and got
smsll sums from the others.
Two thousand collars in the safe
was saved by the clerk who protested
that he did not bnown the combiua-
tion The holdup escaped but was
iecogni led as the engineer in local
theatre.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-06-06
Morocco Must Apologize

Paris, June The departure of a
French warshir to Tangisr to demand
satisfaction for the assassination of
q French citizen is expected to bring
an immediate apology from Morocco.
The government is determined to
uphold French prestige in northern
Africa, but there is no thought of ul.
terror designs.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-06-06
Soldiers Refuse to Eat y. S. Beet

Cape Town, June 6.-The soldiers
are exaggerated by timed meat eeve-
lations in America. The entire cape
garrison yesterday struck against
Amer ican timed meat, which Is being
served for dinner. The officers ex-
planned that none other was available.
The men decided to go hungry and
the food was untasted. The facts were
Immediately laid before the command
or. Il is expected that all American
meat contracts will be cancelled.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-06-06
Lone Bandit Successful

Ogden, Utah, June GA lone hold
up entered the lobby of the Reed Ho.
tel at 8 O'Clock this morning and
compelled A. d. Bratz, q local news.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-10
ARTISTS AND scUIPToRs HoNoRED
Elected Members of Amalgamated Academy
Of Design and Artists Society.

Twenty-Five painters and FIVE scuptors were
made active members of the amalgamated societies
of the National Academy of Design and the Ameri-
can Artists Society at the election held in the
rooms of the National Academy of Design, 1O9th
street and Amsterdam avenue, yesterday. The
meeting the first since the union of the two
organizations
The painters who by their election. received the
right to the letters IN. A." after their names
were George De Forest Brush Emil Carlson, Elliott
Daingerheld, c. H. Davis II. G.. Dearth, Louis Paul
Dessar, Frank " Du Mond. Frank Dervenech,
Chide Hassam. Robert Henri. Samuel Isham. F. W.
Kost Louis Loeb, Dari Mechers. F. Louis Mora.
Maxfeld Parrish, Edward Potthast Henry w.
Ranger. Edward Redheld. Robert Reid. Albert p.
Ryder Henry B. Smell. Edmund c. Tarbell. Robert
w. Vonnoh and Carlton Virgins The sculptors
Harmon A MacNeil. Frederick W. Macmon-
nles, Charles H. Nieiaus. Edward C. Potter and
Frederick G. r. Roth
The following we're elected officers of the acad-
emy and members Of the council for the season of
19O6-Of: Frederick Dielman. president; Herbert
Adams Weep president Henry Watrouse. corre-
spending secretary; William H. Low. recording
secretary; lockwood De Forest. treasurer, and
members of council S. D. Millet. Kenyon Cox,
Benjamin Foster ]. c. Ncoll. Francis C. James
and William Sergeant Kendall
New-York tribune., 1906-05-10
WIFE ACCUSES HUSBAND OF THEFT.

Harry Koch, thirty-eight years old dancing
master. formerly proprietor of an academy at 18th
street near Fifth avenue was held yesterday by
Judge Foster in the General Sessions Court in 81 500
bail on the charge of grand larceny. on the COM
plalnt OF his wife. Elizabeth l. Koch, companion
OF Mrs Daniel Loring, wife of a real estate opera
tor living at the Hotel Majestic
Koch was indicted by the grand jury
According TO the District Attorney. Koch mar
red. in November, 1904, Miss Elizabeth L. Heaslip
MRS. Lorings companion. She had been brought
up Dy Mrs Lorng from the time she was eleven
years oid' Mrs Loring parted the couple The
oanclng master. however according to the District
sot money from his wife under false pre-
III IS u snort time ago Koch became bankrupt
s dhd went TO Philadelphia. Mrs. Koch charges the
e,l 81 81 80 The District Attorney says how
band nearly $4,000 100 s-'0iA A'0l nus
Aoch lawyer says the proceedings are a farce
New-York tribune., 1906-05-10
Public Notices.

SUPREME COURT, APPELLATE DIVISION,
First Department.-In the matter the application
o. OF te Board OF Rapid Transit Railroad Commissioners
commissioners determine and report whether rapid
Roration OF persons and property. as by
Avenue subWsy Pb % nofic q sn aG 9peTatsd Jerome
suant TO the provisions OF Chapter Laws 1891
Raosd viii Apply 10 a8'l the ADpelIats s
for First Judicial Department at term thereof 10
be held at the Appellate Division Court House Madison
New York. the 25th day Of May 1906 al O'Clock IN
soners n the above entitled matter determine and
In said city for the transportation of and prop
upon which the aforesaid application viii be made are
the petition Of the said Board dated the 10Th day OF
the same. all Of which were filed in the the CLERK
April 1906 and addition thereto such other papers
shsil os PTssnteS % to the court sy the sao az 5oaFd
on Of the said railway railways forms OF the
Appellate Division The following is brief and sub
Yor The 1 % Isra t1 o S Consists Of FS2 IN ,e &
subway running through Jerome Avenue from about 16ah
lawn Road opposite Woodlawn Cemetery. From the
with railways in Manhattan The first Is a three track
SonneetiCn Leading to the 6TdEe over the Harlem River
trail Hudson River Railroad Company The other two
in Eighth Avenue near is4h Street 50 to connect with
sq9May & TO 9s HeTeasteT conS1THsteG & InqeS d % & ne
Cromwell Avenue so as to afloTd means OF 11nSSo99
by this BOaTd The object OF the af0Tssad % %
determine public hearing all parties interested.
whether such railway railways ought TO be
Appellate Division together with report OF their de-
and operation OF such railway or railways as Board
win ask that II shall bel shall when confirmed BY saia
owners along the line Of said railway or railways
BOARD OF RAPID TRANSIT RAILROAD coMNf1s-
siONA"S 'qs By ALExANDER M E. ORR. President.
BION L. BURROWS. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-10
Low PRICES AT FRAUNCEss SALE.
Relics of Old Tavern, Including Table Wash
ington Used, Sold at Auction.

An auction Of all that remained OF the treasures
OF Fraunces's Tavern was held yesterday in the
'Long Room Of the old building az Pearl and
Broad streets None OF the relics brought large
prices. and the Sons Of the Revolution, which has
acquired the property, was not represented in the
bidding.
and his advisers frequently gathered for CONSUL
tation was knocked down 70 Mrs. Louise Bennett
OF Weston. Va. for SIS; painting Of washington
bidding farewell 70 his officers brought %; q steer
engTaTiun OF Fraunces's Tavern and' subioined
bill for s 80 for supplies furnished the first PreS-
dent and HIS household, written and receipted py
Samuel Fraunces, SIS; a steel engraving OF Wasn-
ington S11; oil painting of washington ;
friIlulphai entry into New York Evacuation
Day, $40. This was the highest price paid for any
OF the relics,
New-York tribune., 1906-05-10
THE people OF THE STATE OF new

York BY the grace OF God free ana lndspsud1-t-.Ts
John c. Fleming % Chicago. uliDOis and Owen = AIR
of Chcago Illinois, ENesutors named IN The last ~ a.
testament OF Ellen NJ FULLER deceased: Fdlls7 O>rs
OF the City ana County Or New York Tan Hfllt Ur- -
age OF fourteen years., heir and next o E1 G E1
u. EUlleF. deceased. send greeting: whereas A.11
Morse. OF the city % New YORK has lately ag7l.. .
the SUrrOEats's Court OF County of New YORK .
have certain instrument IN writing Teatlrs q o1s
zeal and personal property. duly proved os the ss-
and testament OF Ellen n Fuller late Of The Gr1t7 os
New York. deceased. therefore and each q yc az
cited 20 appear before the Surrogate 0f C1y 9.
New York az his ofss IN the County o. New TorS 9,
the Ssth day Of May. thousand nine hundred a 81
at hafsst ten O'Clock in the forenoon OF thai da cen
and there to attend t1s probate OF the said lzzt VI ~
sestament And such Of you IS are hereby ets as ~
under the Of tventy-One years. required % ae
pear BY your guardian n you have o. f yo- 49,
none. 60 appear and apply for 20 b apDoute e.
the event OF your neglect failure to % g2 a
VIII be appointed by the Surrogate to represent s- aS
Tor you in the pFOeseding. -.
In testimony whereof have caused the sal q -
SurTOgate's Court % the said County * 49,
IL 81 York. 60 Be heFeuntO Gf1lEoo- Wlt1ess =
Frank T. Fitzgerald. SurTusats q GU a.
County OF New York. az said county the Gth day q
In the year or our Lord one thousand aile hzst'rs
and six. DANIEL :. DONuNEls
CisrE of the SuTTOg1ts's OK
EDWIN A. JONES. Attorney for Pstttonsr. Ne. p eets
Street. New York.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-10
THE People OF THE STATE OF NEW

York. bv the graco of God froe and il1s1s1.s.,
supplemental citatiOnl 60 John Schroeder. the
EFuestiue SchT00er deceased. send gIaellnSs
EEnestine Won Munster Of the CITY Of New 1o-es -
lately applied % the SuFrog0tes Court cf our S-
New York 10 have certain instrument ln writing reA
ing TO both real and personal property dsy pe =
last will and testament OF ETnosline Sculeo-r -
the County OF New York. deceased. thers1ofe 80 -
each OF are cited 20 appear hefore TIE SUMS :
County % New York. hts Office in Sha CcuuAy ~
York on the 1lth day of June one thousand ne 49,
and six. az half past ten O'Clock IN the tutelQ
day then ana there 20 attend the probate o. ". -
last will and testament And such % you a. 4e
cited under the OF tWenty-cle yesl& y.
0uired 20 appear BY guardian. II you have e. 81,
you have none. 20 appear and apply for one = -
pointed or In the event OF your neglect allure y -
guardian Will Be appointed BY the sum GO ~
resent and act for you In the proceeoinS- - ~.
In testimony whereof have CAUSED Sle - ~
S1lTToSlfe's Court Of the said Cqs-e q -
IL 81 York 70 be horeuntO GfNe1 Wiz -
Frank 7. Fitzgerald. SurFosals 81 - "a
County Of New York. az said County. the io-- s-.s
APRIL IN the year of our Lord one ho1aa1e 4-s>7 4
and sin. DANIEL y n0s.S,, 49,. go
C1eIS o. the suIfosa-a. : <-...aa
RICHARD ". HILL Attorney for PetitionsE ~ ~
Street. New York city.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-10
Run ON KINGSTON BANK STOPPED.

Kingston. N Y May 9-The fear of run on
the Kingston Savings Bank, following the suicide
yesterday of Frank Johnson, the accountant which
caused the trustees to-day to ask the State Bank
the banks affairs. appears tonight OF have been
allayed The trustees announcement that the bank
solvent seemed to have the desired effect
Only twelve depositors gave notice of withdrawal
under the sixty days clause, which put in
force precaution. Five depositOTs. who with
drew their money yesterday. redeposited it to-day
Superintendent Kiburn has sent word that bank
examiners will be here within day two to in
vestigate the banks condition.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-10
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

York. BY the gFace Of God free ana indspsndent-To
Josephine H. Russell. Eleanor Scott Iosephfrs
Russell Marie 4 Russell. Cornela II. Hughes. Henry u
Hughes Albert B. Hilton Hattie X Hilton. Helen Hi
ton, Albert b Hilton r.. Vincent K Hilton Edward
Hilton Dorothy ". Hlltou. Ellen d. Hilton. Edna
Hilton The Mercantile Company general sur
dian OF the estates of said Helen Hilton Albert
ton, jr and Vincent K Hilton infants Francis Fyd
general guardian OF the estates of said Ellen n
Hilton and Edna F. Eitol infants. ana al pers11s
interested IN the estate OF Henry Hilton
County Of New York. deceased creditors egatees
OF kin otherwise. send greeting: ard
hereby cited and required personally and
before Surrogate OF the County of York
SurToEaSes' Court Of said County held at COulU
Court House IN the County Of New York. the 12ic
Cay OF June. 19o At hapeGt o'clock in fuTel1-
OF that day then and there 60 attend judicial sst
menf OF the second account OF proceedings OF
Russell and Edward D. Harrs of and
under the last Will and testament OF said deceased. a
such OF are hereby cited under the C
tWenty-One years. required 20 appaaF BY
dian. n you have one. II you have none. agar
and apply for TO Be appointed in the c.
your neglect failure 70 do guardian VIII be e.
pointed by the Surrogate 20 represent and f1
In the proceeding.
In testimony whereof have caused the seal e
SuTrogates' Court of the said County o1 N-z
IL ST York TO b hereuntO AFFIXED Witness. E1-
Frank 7. EtTzgeTald, q Surrogate Of a.
County az the County of New York the 2sth Gay Ot Ar
In the year OF Lord thousand nine hundred
DANIEL J. DOWDNEY,
Clerk OF the SUrF0gatas' C-s-s
JAMES s. DARCY. Attorney for Executors go 7-'sd-
way. New York City
New-York tribune., 1906-05-10
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Frank Wilson, Of No. 126 Bradhurst avenue and
Frank Fellman of No. 2433 Eighth avenue were
held in $500 BALI each by Magistrate Mayo yester-
Day for further examination on the charge of bur-
The sale of the steam yacht Vision owned by
John Edward Addicks. which was advertised to
take place yesterday postponed by Deputv
Sheriff Porges for two weeks Robert Jacob baa
claim on the yacht for 81 l7s for repairs and
William Arthur Richie. eight years old, OF No
"a jamaica avenue, Long Island City, has been
missing from his home since last Friday His
Iather believes that the boy Kidnapped
The Brooklyn Bureau OF Charities appeals for
contributions TO fund Of s47 for the benefit OF two
needy families
The annual meeting of the Horticultural Society
OF New York was held yesterday afternoon al the
Museum OF the New York Botanical Society Presi-
dent James Wood occupied the chair All OF the
ton one OF the members OF the Council. delivered
~ illstrated lecture Horticulture in the West
Anoies az the end OF the meeting.
Ine Municipal Art Commission yesterday refused
the application from committee calling itself a
memorial committee OF the Masonic Fraternity for
the erection OF statue 20 ex-Csovernor Daniel d.
10 Inc commission approved the statue,
put ruled that the site applied for which was IN
tne centre OF City Hall Park Wher. 4ha foI,nTafr
now stands' was inappropriate.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-10
FINED FOR AssAuLrlNe CONDUCTOR.

Five men who were arrested last Sunday on
charge of assauting John Gebhardt, conductor
of the New York and Queens County Electric Line
and John Creamer, an inspector for the trolley
company arragned- yesterday before Magis-
trate Connorton in Flushing The original charge
against them was assault in the third degree. but
this was reduced to disorderly conduct and Magis-
trate Connorton fined each of them So AS they
had no money they sent TO the county jaii
The conductor testified that the men demanded
transfers although they had not paid their fares,
and when he refused they attacked him
New-York tribune., 1906-05-10
FAST RUN OF BANANA TRAIN.

i-acKaWanna traffic officials have received word of
'he excellent time made by special freight train
OF thIrty-one cars of bananas which left New York
over the l-aekawanna Railroad for Minneapolis
me shipment started from Hoboken at 8 a m
April 26 and arrived at Minnespo the evening OF
the second day. making the trip in sixty-three
hours' 1t was the largest consignment of bananas
Ever moved In one train in this country. and serves
a. aii interesting illustration only of the wide
1lST, outlon of fruit imported through New York
freight is moved ~ P
New-York tribune., 1906-05-10
ALLEGED "EENcEs" ARRAIeNEp.

Samuel Goodman. Of No. S5S Monroe street. and
Barnett Kongsberg. of No. II West 112th street. a
teweller with a store at No SIC Second avenue.
were arraigned IN the Tombs police court yesterday
on charge Of being receivers OF stolen property.
The two men were arrested a confession made
by the man who is known the Masonic burg
lar James Barrett alias Matelsky. of No. 1S9 East
18th street Magistrate Wahle fixed bail at 5000
each and held the men for forty-eight hours for
further examination.
In the store the police say, was found stolen
property worth $4,000. all the proceeds of various
recent burglaries.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-10
REBATE LAW CASES RECALLED.

In the criminal branch of the United States Cir
rut court yesterday United States District Atto--
rey Stimson called the defendants in the seven in
dictments recently returned by the Federal Grand
Jury for alleged violations and conspiracy to vio
late the rebate law. John f. Parsons answered for
the American Sugar Refining Company and was al
lowed until May p To withdraw his plea OF mot
guilty Counsel for Nathan Guilford viee-nresi
sent Of the New York Central Railroad and r I
Po.neFoV, general traffic manager Of the same road
agreed 10 allow their clients plead guilty to cor
nshed by "A surety company "
New-York tribune., 1906-05-10
INCREASE IN TRANSIT RECEIPTS.

Albany. May s-The State Board of Railroad
Commissioners to-day reported that the total num-
ber of cash fares collected the surface. elevated
and subway lines Of greater New York for the first
three months Of 1906 was s7SSs.l65 against
26O279l5 for the corresponding quarter of 1906 an
increase of 81 25O The total number of transfers
issued for the first quarter Of this year 6S22
75 an increase Of 1OS22Sn the first quarter Of
1895 when 81 $50 sS4 issued In the first quarter
of 1906 the total mileage these lines was
56998 26 against 5045.7S2 in 1906 an increase Of
& 622
New-York tribune., 1906-05-10
SAILED.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS

Naples, May s, Il m-Arrived. weimar (Ger.
TTaue New York via Gibraltar
Queenstown, May Q. II :b5 a n-Eaied utaamer Carona
(Brl. Barr from Liverpool Now York
southampton. May 0. mSailed steamer Kaiser VIII
helm II (Gerl Hosemann 0rOm Bremen) New York
CherbOuFG
Naples. May oArriyed steamer cItta al Napol UtaD
IAYaFellO. New York. ~
MAY SArFved. steamer Carpathia Penternsf
New York via Gibraltar for Naples Trieste ofc
Shields e-Saied. (rlarA rholor
(froU HaInburgl. New York
0-Fassed steamer Batavia (Csar)
New York for Hamburg
Yi4aFd May G-Passad steamer ROda f3rl Hennsft N,sr
York for Havre and Newport, 49,
Hfessna MAY 9ATFived steamer Cttta Nessfna ne,n
IlaFco. New York FOR alexandria. ''e-"'
Nav 4-Sailef steamer NascOnia
NlRfseiliesl New York. '
New-York tribune., 1906-05-10
MOVEMENT TO SAVE TRADERS, CO.

By Telegraph to The Tribune
Chicago. May 9-John ]. Mitchell president of
the Illinois Trust and Savings Bank and heavy
Etockholder in the Traders Insurance Companv. is
hur-ying 10 Chicago from San Francisco 10 further
2 movement 10 reclaim the fire risk corporation
from recelVersip. Several large stockholders have
declared against the action of the directors The
sudden return OF Mr. Mitchell is said to mean that
2 proposed pool Of stockholders is contemplated TO
buy up existing stock and reclaim the company
New-York tribune., 1906-05-10


- York b the grace Of God free ana ind.-.,,s-. :,
William Golden Ann Golden the heirs a. Isu- ~ - y
ain and personal representatives Martha Co.,.
Croft calvin c. Atwood sophia a Vandsr1s... s.
CLIFFORD Reginald De s. LOushran Annie W Es-s.---
MARY LOughran. Beatrice 8 O'CounoT. Allcs rrs--g.
Margaret LOughTan Alicia IOughran. alarsrs- ~ -
persons OF Mary A. LoUEhrpH
conn lululan Matilda p beinhaueT eEecutrix 0 m,
lst VIII anq testament OF Ferdinand Heiuhaus
James H. Moran referee IN action n ne S-ss
Court IN Westchester County IN which BENJAMIN = --l
= painti1 and Charles G. Ferris otheFs - -
known as No. &32 West 24th Street IN the T--~v.
Manhattan N the County. City and state of New $500
heirs az law Get OF kin and personal Representative,
Martha COhners known also MaTths O'Couu0r dzsa4
and the names Of the occupants OF the building t--z-
as no ~ West 14th Street IN the Borough of l1aras1
and cannot be ascertained)
YoI and each of you are hereby cited and required -r
County OF New York. the SuTTOgate'8 Court a a.
County. held at the County Court House IN tha Cr-
ten O'Clock In the forenoon OF that day then ari @
to show cause why decree should be made Fs-z
the disposition OF 50 much OF the real property q T
=: LCusnEaL deceased a. shall be necessary raT
his debts and funeral expenses and why Cathnrir No.
shOuld not have s1ch other relief NAV be
each one Of you as are hereby cited are un1s- -
guardian II YOU have one. II you mona I, a.
and apply for be appointed. the suf 81
pointed BY the Surrogate to represent act oT y il
the proceeding.
II testimony whereof have caused the ssal a TIA
SuTrogate's Court of the said County Of New
EeFeuntO affixed.
witness Hon. Franz T Fitzgerald a surrosass q cur
CseaD 9th day OF April IN the year o. our Tor7 ors
thousand nine hundred and six
DANIEL j. DOWDSET.
J. r. Bowen Attorney for Petitioner no 80 TrrsS-
way. Borough Of Manhattan. New York City. n. 7.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-10
MosEs HAAS AGAIN DISCHARGED.

The opinion of President Roosevelt. as expressed
in his letter OF acceptance, that there COM
mon law that could give jurisdiction to Offense
in federal court was quoted yesterday by Hugh
Gordon Miller in his argument for the discharge Of
Moses Haas one of the two men indicted for con-
spiracy to induce E. D. Holmes, jr to commit
misconduct Of office" Judge Holt sustained the
previous decision Of Commissioner RidgewaY and
discharged Haas from custody a second time.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-10
sEcRETARY SHAW WsITs cITY.

The Secretary of the Treasury was in the city
yesterday. and made brief calls at the Sub-Treas-
ury and the Custom House. He also conferred with
several financiers. among them f. H. Hartman.
with whom he discussed the situation in San Fran
CISCO and James Speyer OF Speyer & Co Secretary
Shaw will visit the financial district again to-day.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-10
Meetings..

NEW YORK INSTITUTION FOR THE ~
~. sTisuc[,ts0N ,s5N o. TUE DsAF AND pg gSn.-.Nsy, y
meetins Of che mSners and the election % Officers and
directors will be held the Institution Washington
Heights. Tuesday Afternoon. l5 la-E o'clock
lhe battalion VIII ne reviewed and inspected By Rvt
Maj. Gen George Moore smith y. q. n r.. az $3.50
Carriages VIII be at The station OF the subway one
Hundred and fttty seventh and Broadway
4ete Until oc2eN % convey members 20 the grounds
tho institution lunereon from j until O'clock
THATCHER Al ADAMS. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-10
NOTES OF THE STAGE.
A Beauty in Bathing Suit to Come TO
Hammersteins Roof Garden.


first of his European vaudeville novelties for the
roof garden. 1t will be Mile. Lallah Selblni Ga
Belle Baigneuse) from Paris where she has posed
bsbnr me sa FPencS bathing suit-hence her
name. The bicycle is the least important part OF
her act, IL is said.
The officers of the North Atlantic feet. which
has just arrived I'm these waters from the winter
cruise in the Caribbean Sea- have arranged to wit
ness a performance of "The Vanderbilt Cup at
the Broadway Theatre the evening Of May To-
The occasion will be made gala night The boxes
of the theatre have been placed at the officers dis
posai and they will attend in uniform. In addi.
tion. the men comprising the crack sun crews S, oI
ginia. win be in the theatre.
Into the mail of Charles Dillingham; there hoated
yesterday the following literary gem:
Los Angeles Cal. April 80.
Mr. Bernard Shaw. care Charles Dillingham;, Hud-
son Theatre. New York.
riehted play entitled Passion Poison. Petrifsa9-
tion or the Fatal & &a5ogene ,e MoSG Soy you H Vs
TO read it, Thanking you. ,1 ana trusting 10 near
'''' Miss BLANCHE FARGO.
Mr. Dillingham; viii forward the letter TO Mr..
Shaw and ask him TO oblige the young woman. If
possible The letter is another evidence Of the high
as the first apostle Of universal knowledge
Monday night at Wallack's a new play. THE EN-
barrassment of Riches" by L. X. Anspacher. will
he shown. Kathryn Kidder and Bruce McRae Will
have the leading parts
The Ohio Society last night. at the Berkeley Ly-
ceum enjoyed a performance by members of the
Comedy Club of "A Game of Cards and Colonel
Carteret V. c." Evert Jansen Wendell played the
Chevalier in "A Game of Cards for the ninetieth
time and Jacob Wendell jr. played the title part
in the other sketch His performance of this part
was. as always. watched with keen interest and
sympathy, rot failing to win tears at the close. %
own inimitabe fashion.