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The San Francisco call., 1906-06-26
ELKS' HALL IN PORTLAND
SCENE OF PRETTY WEDDING
Admiral Goodrich Gives Away Bride
Won by Boatswain Glass of
the Chicago.

PORTLAND. June 25.-What is be-
lieyed to be the first wedding that ever
took place in an Elks' lodge was cele-
brated this afternoon in the rooms of
Portland Lodge No. 142. Lights. flow
ers, military decoration and naval OFF,
GERS in full dress combined to make. the
scene a handsome one for the nuptials
of Boatswain James Glass of the Unit
ed States cruiser Chicago and Miss
Mary Isaacs of New York. The we'd
ding was not without it's romance for
Miss Isaacs travelled across the conti-
nent alone from New York to meet her
sailor lover here. The couple had orig
inally intended TO wait for the termi-
nation of Boatswain Glass tour of sea
duty, but with the characteristic i'm
petuosity of the sailor the "bo'sn" tele-
graphed his fiancee to meet him in
Portland. Miss Isaacs arrived in the
city early Sunday morning and the
ceremony was arranged for the next
day. Admiral Goodrich gave away the
bride.
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HENLEY, England, June 25 The
residents of this riverside town. who
reap a rich harvest yearly from the
regatta. are matchmaking Coach
Fletcher of Oxford today They realize
that their pocketbooks will be touched
If his proposal to exclude Americans
from future regattas is made, and they
do not like the prospect. Among the
rank and file of the rowing men opin-
ions vary, and there are indications
that considerable opposition will de-
velop against Fletcher's sweeping res
olution. He contends that ii will be the
fault of the American National Asso-
citation of Amateur Oarsmen if the
Americans are prevented from rowing
at Henley.
"They have not done their duty.
said Fletcher today. Every foreign
oarsman coming here has TO sign a
declaration that he is an amateur ac-
Icording to the laws of the Amateur
Rowing Association of England. The
Vespers did more than was required.
They swore in affidavits before no
tary public that they were amateurs
under their own definition.
They were supported by the pres1-
dent of the American National Associa-
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TENNIS TOURNEY WINDS UP.
Mrs. COe and Mrs. Platt Are National
Doubles Champions.

PHILADELPHIA. June 25.-The wo,
mans national championship lawn ten
mis- tournament on the Philadelphia
Cricket Club grounds was brought to
q conclusion today. Mrs. l. s. Coe and
Mrs. D. r. Platt of the Englewood. n.
J.. Field Club winning the doubles. and
Miss Sarah Coffin OF Staten Island and
r. 3. Dewhurst OF the University OF
Pennsylvania the mixed doubles cham
piOnships respectively.
Mrs. Coe and Mrs. Platt defeated Miss
Helena Homans and Miss Clover Boldt
Of New York in the final. Ga, CT
The winners took few chances and
played a back court game almost con-
tinually In the mixed doubles Miss
Coffin and Dewhurst beat Miss Mar
garet Johnson and w. T. Johnston.
Staten Island 81. IS
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-26
ANEMONE SAILS
INTO HONOLULU
Second Yacht in Big
Race Gets Enthusias-
tic Welcome.
La Paloma Not Yet
Sighted and Admirers
Give Up Hope.

HONOLULU, June 25-The yacht
Anemone has been sighted from Dia-
mond Head. The La Paloma, the Ha-
waiian entry In the transoceanic race
from San Pedro, Cal. has twentyseven
hours allowance after the Anemone to
entitle her to second place, the Lur-
line having secured first honors. Many
vessels and small craft are going out
side the harbor to meet and welcome
the Anemone.
The Anemones time in the race to
Honolulu was fourteen days and TWEEN
ty-one and a half seconds. She sailed
2309 miles and the Lurline about 24O0.
The Anemone averaged 165 miles daily
and the only incident on the trip oc-
Cured on June 81, when her spinnaker
boom was carried away in stiff gale.
The Sinclair party was among those
who went out in launches to meet the
Anemone. There is a keen local in
terest in the La Palomas chance to
win the second trophy, but it is be-
lieved to be small.
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ATTEMPT MADE TO WRECK
MATCH COMPANY's PLANT
Two Tin Boxes Contninins Dynamite
Blasting Caps Shipped to New
Jersey Factory.

HACKENSACK. N. j., June 26.-The
discovery Of two tin boxes, containing
200 dynamite blasting caps in flint
sand and shipped to the Federal Match
Company's plant at Garfield. N. j.,
leads the authorities to believe that an
attempt was made to blow up that
plant and kill several workmen.
The discovery was made late Satur-
day. when John Bennett was shoveiing
sand from a box received two days ago
from West Virginia. Fortunately the
shovel only touched the package suffi
ciently to warn him of its presence.
The tin boxes were wrapped in sheets
of Philadelphia paper dated April 8.
1905. The police say that had Ben
nett's shovel hit the boxes with sufi-
cient force to explode the caps the
plant would have been wrecked and
several persons killed
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ONE-LEGGED MAN DEMANDS
DAMAGES FROM RENO CITY
Unable to Work Because of Accident
Which BefeIl Him ON Municipal
Bridge.

RENO. June 25.-C s. Squirting. a
one-legged man, has asked the city OF
sum of $4,000 damages On April
Spurling was seated on a temporary
railing. which had been placed by the
city ofhcials on the approach TO the
railing was merely a plank placed on
two barrels. Spurling was precipitated
over the stonework OF the bridge and
fell a distance of thirty feet. When
he revived he found himself in the
County Hospital, from which place he
was discharged June II. His right
side and leg are paralyzed as a result
of his fail and his physicians tell him
that he will never be able to work
again. Squirting lost his left leg in
q railroad accident many years ago,
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GOLFING STARS ARE READY
FOR THE BIG TOURNAMENT
Amateur Champion Egan and Many
Professionals OF Note Are Among
Those Entered.

CHICAGO, June 25.-with a few ad-
ditions the field for the national open
golf championship. which will start on
Thursday at the Ontwentsia Club will
be about the same as that in the West
crn open event at Homewood last week
The presence Of amateur champion H
c. Egan and George Ormiston. the
Pittsburg player. will add strength to
the amateur representation.
OF the professionals who did not per
form al Homewood last week. the most
noted who viii play at Ontwentsia are
Alec Ross OF Braeburn. Donald Ross OF
Oakley. Peter Robertson OF Oakmont,
David Robertson Of Pittsburg. Percy
Barrett Of Toronto, George Cummings
Of Toronto. Donald Ban OF Philadel-
phia and L S. Mackie of Foxhills. All
OF these men have finished far enough
up in previous tournaments TO be
counted as possibilities.
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Latonia Entries.

CINCINNATI, june 25.-Followlng are the en-
tries fog tomorrow at Latonia
First race, fve-eighths Of a mile. selling
Yosme %, The Golden Bird 81, Mary Or %,
Water Silk o. Larry o.. Anna Ruskin 81,
Wild Violet 90. Bonaventure 100 All Ablaze 100
Poster Girl lOl, Jay Swift l02, Merry Patriot
l02. Bonart JOG, Mildren 100
Second race-Three-Quarters Of q mile. selling
Lizzie Mclean o. Principia 81. Ozoian 93
Silver 100. Monticello 100. Tita1ia 100, Sullnaa
Roeamsra I02, Mayor Johnson l04 Laura Hun
ter 1U4, Lord OF the Valley lO6. RhicO l09
Revolt III. Matador ia
Third race, one mile-Bedford 81 Miltiades 80
John L. Ingles 90. Peter Nathaniel 80 Harry
Scott 90, Alcor l02. Terno Rod 102, BTancas ia
Fourth race, e.eFea-siEteenths, the Cincinnati
TrOphy-M2rmorean 120. Charley Mitchell lis
Lexoline ia, Pink Star Ill, OYelapdo Iii, An
trim Ill Jayanese Ill. YoWrie III. Zal l21
Lens rs. Saleneb 1l5, Layerta lis Judge Treer
IFS, Holdfast 49,.
Couple Pink and Ovelando Baker entry
Yowrie and Zal as Gerst eniry.l
Fifth race. steepeehase handicap. clubhouse
course-John Dillon 125. Eneda 125, Frank NJ
I25. St0ddard i2s, Port Warden 100. outshias
. l3l. Fred Prelsmeyer 1872, Gould 40, Gas;
Leader l46. Picktime l52.
Couple Stoddard and Warden as Gerst entry
Sixth race. one mile, selling-kathe-ine l. -
DR. Bureh o. Bourbon News CO. ROmany Rye
iOO Kittie Clyde 102. Arc Light I02. Fox Hunt
ing i04 Del Coronado 104 Platt l04. Doeskig
l05. Bluegrass Girl 106 Teddy los. LansdowI
l0e.
NIoC,luer o. Aflnnehaha O3. MatabOn 9S. J. *. F
100. Gauze 100, Addeso 102, Lafayette 1o2, Gladi
ator i04 Florizel 1o7, knowledge ll2, shlnini
Star
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LatOnia Results.

First race. six furlongs-IIappy Jack won.
Maleable second, Sharp Boy third. Time,
lis 3-5.
Second race one mie-Blgier won. Eular
second. Long Bright third. Time 1;47 10.
Third race i've furlOngs- Froward won John
Kaufman second. Bn0ldo third. Time, l:04
Fourth race-Decared of account OF
scratches
Fifth race. four and q half furlongs-Frank
Fieslcr won Edith NJ second Stil Alarm third.
Time. 81 40
Sixth race. one mile ard a Quarter-F enso!uca
won Little Eikin second, Invictus third. Time.
2:l3 So.
Seventh race one mile-Pnaud won. Proteus
second. DR.. McCluer third. Time. 40 10.
Seventh race. one mile, sellilg-Dudley 81.
Dr. McCluer 81. Mnaehsha 98, Matshon 9s, J L
100. Gauze 100. Addeso l02 Lafayette 1O2
Gladiator IO4. Fiorizei l07, knowledge ll2
Shining Star ll2.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-26
OLD-TIME YACHT SKIPPER
FINISHES LIFE'S RACE
Man Who Sailed Puritan, Volunteer
and Maynower is Lost Forever
to Sporting World.

NEW YORK, June 25.-A dispatch
TO the Herald from Cohasset. Mass,
says that CAPTAIN Aubrey Crocker, 60
years old, one of the best known yacht
ing shippers in America. died there
yesterday of Brights disease. In 1884
he was chosen to sail the Puritan and
remained on this boat for some years
afterward. He sailed on the Volunteer
and Mayf1ower in the cup races in an
advisory capacity. He has figured in
almost every important race since the
Puritan came out. and was in the lat
ter one season after she won the cup.
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> SEAITLE SELEITTEON =
Overland Results.

DENVER June 25.--Overland results:
First race o:4e class trotting-Tbomas won,
Osceola second, Brighton Boy third. Best time.
e:2S2
second race. six furlongs-Invasion won, Lit
tie Gregg second, B.umenthal third. Time.
l:lTi5.
Third race. FIVE and half furlongs-0dd
Ella won, Redan second, All Black third. Time.
Ill.
Fourth race. one and a quarter miles-Los
Angeleno won The Southerner second. Pquet
third Time, 2:lG.
Fifth race five and a half furongs-Edge-
clide won, Sir Carter second, Moskete third.
Time. III.
Sixth race five and half furlongs-Easy
Street Bickster Hodi second, Dan Collins
third. Time. ~.
Seventh race, one mile-Supreme Court won.
Mabel Sims second. Langford James third.
Time. SO.
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APPOINTED TO DESIGN
LOCKS FOR THE CANAL
Joseph w. Ripley of SauIt ste. Marie
Ditch Named by Engineer
Stevens.

WASHINGTON, June 25.-Joseph W.
Ripley, general superintendent OF the
Sault Ste. Marie locks, has been named
by Chief Engineer John F. Stevens OF
the Isthmian Canal Commission as spe-
ciaI engineer for work In designing and
constructing locks on the Panama
canal Ernst Howe of the United States
Geological Survey has been appointed
geological engineer for work on the
canal zone and win sail for Panama on
July IS.
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lucky 20 score as often as IL did and
the locals deserved its win. Score:
ST. Louis .......s6 IA 2
''Esa Batferies-Jacobson. petty and c'Cono
nor; AItrock. sullivan and Hart
DETROIT. June 25--For eight sue
cessive innings. Joss set Detroit down
in order, Crawford, who tripled in the
fourth and was out trying TO make IL
a home run. being the only man TO get
on the bases. Score:
petroit P,a,roi .-.----.----------5I 3 9
Batteries-Donovan and Warner;
w WAsHINGToN. June 25.-Chesbro
held Washington down to three hits
today and New York easily scored a
shut out Score:
Washington .-......O 8 /
Batteries:Falkenburg Gre and Hevdon.
Chesbro and Mcclure.
PHILADELPHIA, June 25.-LOrd's
triple and MurPhy's single gave Phila-
game with Boston. Waddeu and BIZ
neen pitched good steady ball and both
were brilliantly supported Score:
Batteries-Dineen and c. Armbuster;
Waddell and Schreck.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
CHICAGO, June 25-Reuhlbach held
81 LOUIS down 10 one lonely single
today, but the hit was timely. coming
after pass and a sacrifice and saved
the visitors from a shut out. Reuhl-
bach won his own game in the fifth
with clean hit Score:
81 Louis .....-..
BatterieS-Reuhlbach and King;
karger. Thompson and Grady.
CINCINNATI. June 25.-StOlen bases
were largely responsible for the vic
tory of Pittsburg over Cincinnati to-
day. Score:
SipeiRnati SiTtdRl7a .---...~.-...-3 Q
Batteries-Ewing and Schlei; Willis
NEW YORK. June 25-The locals
had no difficulty in winning from the
Philadelphia visitors today. They
batted Lush for seven runs in the sixth
inning and then Ritchie replaced him.
Score:
R II E.
Philadelphia .-...........-.
New HOrk ....-.........-. IL u
Batteries-Lush. Ritchie and DOnO-
van; Taylor. Ferguson and BOwerman.
Umpire-JOhnStOne
BOSTON. June 25.-No Boston player
reached second base during tOdays
game, which Brooklyn won by TO 0.
Score
R. H E.
B6of6I BB6o3KIyn '..--.......'.'.-.22 9
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LAToNrA SELECTIONS.

By the New York Morning Telegraph.
First race-BOnart, Mildrene, Merry
Patriot.
second race-RoscOe, MatatOr, Revolt.
Thi-d racc-Brancas, John l.. IngIis,
AIc0r.
Fourth race-Baker entry, Hold Fast.
Dexolene.
Fifth race-Gerst entry, Pick Time,
Gould.
sixth race-Teddy, Platt, Lansdcwn
seventh race-Minnehaha, Shining
star, Lafayette.
Weather, clear; track, heavy.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-26

MINT'S COINAGE.--Chief CLERK Ben ". Der
of the lnited States Branch Mint reported yes
terQay thae during the yesr ending June 80.
1906 S265s2 300 IN gold and s.. eo2 600 IN silver
were coined IN this city. Coinage was not re-
SumeQ after the cOnnagratloa NATL June, durias
which month there were coined $50, 900 in
double eagles and 81. 900 IN dimes.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-26
ONE YEAR IN JAIL FOR EACH
DOLLAR HE GOT By CRIME
Forger Whose Crookedness Melted Him
81 Pays Dearly for His FAN
From Grace.

SANTA ROSA. June 25.--Scott Gull
ford. who was recently convicted OF
passing q fictitious check, on which he
realized only 81. was today sentenced
to two years in San Quentin. Guilford
represented himself as right OF way
agent for the Petaluma and Santa
Rosa Railway and presented the check
to r. H. Shaffer In payment for a bill
Of groceries. He ordered the goods
sent to fictitious address and re-
ceived 81 Ia change.
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Buffalo Entries.

BUFFALO. June 25.-Following are the en-
tries Tor tomorrow:
First race. mile and 40 yards, selling. three
year-olds and up--DucLess Ollie l06, Royal
Window 10. Akbar lol. Ruth w 92, Lazel 9G,
Racine IL "a. 81. Valentine io4. Bishop Weed
l0s Dixie Andrews 90, Water Pansy los, Chief
Mlliken l01.
second race four and half furlongs selling
two-y -olds-Eliicott LOG. Lady Vera 10. Bon
Nivant 81. B,Ondy lUT, Sylvan Dixon ~, Nellie
Racine lol, Grip l02.
Third race. three quarters mile. selling. maid
ems three -year-oids and up-R0wert %. May
Rhyme 80. Bonlfe.d l10. Richard Jr i0f, Tie
Seold 90. Olive Leaf Iii, Amnesil 90 Daytime
Fourth race. Snort course serial steep .echase,
the Lockport-hassil 155. Bob Murphy 14T. Car
digan l62, Sam Farmer las, Before l3o. Belle
Dodson l3s. SubadOr l46 Wild Range l63
w. A. German l02. Betsy Binford l06. Gold
Note Io2. Chatter o. Sylvan Dixon o0 Affinity
lO3.. Schroeder's Midway l02. Sunburst 09
Sixth race. mile and an eighth. selling. three
iO5 Sinner Simon l04, Graphite 90, Top Sail 0T,
The B9rgian l0l. NeYa Wcich 1902
KENILWORTH PARK SELECTIONS
By the New York Morning Telegraph.
First race-St. Valentine, Ruth w.
Royal Window.
second race--Bon Vfvant, AIlicott
Grip.
Third race--oIIve Leaf, Day Time
Bopineld.
Fourth race-KnsSII, Cardigan, Boh
Murphy.
Firth rnce--Clnmor, Affinity, Betsy
Binford.
sixth rnce-Arfhur GUNNER, News
WeIch, The Borgtan.
Weather clcnr. Track fast.
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Californians in Paris.

PARIS, June 25.-H d. Witherell
and wife of Los Angeles registered at
the Call Herald bureau today.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-26
KENILwoRTH PARK SELECTIONS.
GIANTS ALL LAND ON LEmkE.
Save in One Inning, Essick Puzzle,
the Raisin Growers.

PORTLAND. June 25.-The locals
batted Lernke viciously in the first
and second, while with the exception
of the first inning Essick was puz-
zle TO Fresno. Score:
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-26

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The San Francisco call., 1906-06-26
seattle Entries.

SEATTLE. June 25.-Following are the en-
tries for tomorrow at The Meadows:
First race-SiX furlongs. maidens, selling
Tramway III. Kinder III, Little Joker 100
Irish jew 100, Ebeneezer 100, Precious l0T, Elba
l07 ElIerd I02, Temptation 90 Swager 80, Mr.
Bud 90, Wit 90.
Second race four and a half furlongs. purse
Utica 107. Lucy l07. Gold Heather 10I Jo'
Harlan 10T Walter Eckles log. Calmar 1o3.
Third race. one mile, seling-Rockey 10 BY
ron Rose 40 Pay Ne 1i0. Tom Hawk 10. Ru
dabek 10 Ripper 10I. Our Sallie 100. Yons
lO5. Pachuca 1O5. Briers LOS, Duelist 105, Her
s3in 100
Fourth race. seven furlongs. selling-Yellow
stone 100. The Hugaenot 100, Hagerdon LOG. Ho
Jog. Redwsld 1875, Fury 106. Laura i NJ 104
Miss May Bowdish l04, Cero Santa l01, Car
rick 100
Fifth race. five and half furlongs, purse
Fpieure 100. Sandstone 106. Judge iO6, Pegg.
O'Neal 101. Funnyside 10I, TIE Mist l0l.
Sixth race. one mile and fifty yards. selling
Lucian los. Watercure l05, Dewey l05, Dixi
Lad l04 Innn Wolf ln4 uarhnr 1n2
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Batteries-Lush, Ritchie and DOnO-
van; Taylor. Ferguson and BOwerman.
Umpire-JOhnstone
BOSTON, June 25.-No Boston player
reached second base during today 5
game. which Brooklyn won by TO 0.
Score:
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JOSS WORRIES
DETROIT TEAM
For Eight Innings They
All Fall by Wayside
in Order.
Rube Waddell Keeps
BostonianS at Safe
Distance.
STANDING or THE CLUBS.
s.--,.s,-r 1900
AMERICAN LEAGUE
LEAGrE.

ST. LOUIS, June 25.-ChicagO was
lucky 20 score as often as il did and
the locals deserved its win. Score
r. H +.
-, Louis --...-.--..-- -.--s-o
The Washington times., 1906-04-08
TfEATER OFFERINGS AND STAGE CHAT
Behind the Footlights

Dorothy Sherrod. Mrs Murphy. viii play
the principal feminine role.
Melba and Jean de Reszke are two of
the principal singers who Will be num-
bered in the opera company which will
have its home in the Manhattan Opera
House. New York under the direction
OF oscar Hammerstein.
Virginia Harmed is 10 have a new
play by J. Hartley Manners. The seen
ario has Just been submitted TO the star.
but no more definite announcements
concerning it have been made.
THE Student King is new musical
play which Henry W. Savage will soon
produce. 1t is the work Of Frederick
Ranken. Stanlslaus STANCE ard Regi-
maid de koven.
Otis Skinner will conclude hia New
York engagement next Saturday night
and will then go on the road with his
successful production OF THE Duel"
A pleasing announcement was made
last week IL. a New York paper that
Frederic Sullivan will be the stage Gi-
have its home in the BelascO Theater
by Odette Tyler. r. ID. Mclean. and
orrin. johnson. The season begins
on May I.
Washington will on April % see the
first presentation of The Younger
Son" new play by Dell Livingston.
The cast includes many well-known
players. among whom are Rose Cogh-
Ian. Sadie Martinot. William Harcourt.
William Bonelli. Frederick Roberts,
Laura Burt. and others.
II is said that Guy Standing will head
his own stock company at the ColuYa-
bia Theater this summer. No details
OF the engagement have been announced.
Mrs F'iske will revive Becky Sharp
just before the close OF her season this
month. The signal success OF her l.ro-
duction several years ago has brought
many requests for a revival of the
| play.
The Optlmist.' Sydney Rosenfeld's Is
new play, will be produced for the first
time in the Columbia Theater on Easter
Monday Charlotte Walker. j. H. Gil
incur, Thomas r. Wise. Lizzie Hudson
Collier. and Wallace Eddinger are some
OF the people in the cast. A play by
! this same name was presented here
| several years ago by T. $ Willard
| who is now using it under the title OF
THE Brighter Side.
| Haddon Chambers, the English play
wright. arrived in New York few
days ago. He says he is over here for
a short visit and 10 arrange the details
j Of the production OF his play, Sir
! Anthony"
The Washington times., 1906-04-08
National-Kelcey and Shannon in "The
Lightning Conductor"


Kelley and shannon and a very good
company will produce a new and origi-
nal comedy. The Lightning Conductor
at the New National Theater on Monday
uight. The chief interest in the comedy
eenters in a confusion of identity be
tween James Brown chauffeur. and
John winston. gentleman The play
opens by disclosing Molly Randolph. an
American helress. and her chaperonlng
aunt. on a lonely roadway. deprecatng
the cusseiness OF a motor car that VIII
not motor. The chauffeur leaves with
the nurse of the heiress. ostensibly 10
purchase supplies. but in reality deter
mined not to return TO his distasteiul
task. In this unpleasant situation- the
ladies are found by the Hon John VIM
ston. touring Englishman- de oners
to- extricate them from their dilemma.
Al first he is curtly refused. but at last
anDealed to for help He Is so charmed
with the pretty American girl, that ne
considers Il would be no end OF IarA
40 continue his tour as chauffeur As
they are in want OF a mecanicien TO re-
place the raseaIly Duroe. he Is engAs-
ed. Molly quite GnconsciOusly falls In
love with the lowiy BroWn- anu us-
tests herself for this plebeian tendency
Meanwhile. John Winston is sought oy
his mother. Jabez Rarrows. who mas
much money and a pretty daughter, both
of which he is trying 10 bestow upon
an English gentleman Of title. and his
daughtrr Sibyl-
All manner Of amusing complications
occur until the angle is Strengthened Oui
in the last acs, 10 everyone's saus-
faction
Matinees Wednesday and Saturday.
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Offerings at the Theaters

possess the inestimable gift OF sin
cerity.
Next in the order Of prominence will
be the Barrows-Lancaster Company Its
leading members are the popular come
dians. James o. BarrOws and John
Lancaster They will present Tactics.
or The Blue and the GRAY
The third leading novelty will be the
Sisters Macarte in the most effective
aerial act presented IN many seasons
Bobby North. the comedian OF Heoraic
hunor. late star OF "rhe Girl From
Kays." will be another attractive offer
ing. His travesties based upon grand
opera songs are said TO be supremely
lauehab bic. Gallagher and Barrett, IN
The Stock Broker" La Petite Mignon;
and Les Ortaneys in their foreign eccen-
tric acrobaties conclude the weeks Of
ferings-