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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-11
SPIKE AND RAIL.

The local lodges Of the Swtchmen's
union are taking days enjoyment
az Lagoon today.
J. W. Elllngson Of the salt Lake
Route general agency, returned this
morning from los Angeles. where be
escorted his sisters earlier in the week.
The oregon Short Line has filed an
application with the state engineer for
the appropriation % ten second-feet OF
water 20 be taken from reservoir
near Sand Ridge cut In the Weber
river drainage area and which is 20
be- utilized In the ogden yards along
the lines heretofore publlshtd.
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TROUBLES OF DURRAND.
Another Petition for Writ Of Prohibi.
lion Against Murray Justice

Another petition Tor writ OF pro-
hibitlon against Justice Of the Peace
{. +. Durand Of Murray. was filed In
the district court today. The peti.
TONERS are +. W. Taylor and wife and
they allege that Francis g. Luke iiled
suit against them IN Durand's court
TO recover money alleged TO be due A.
". Hodgert. They objected 20 the
jurisdiction Of the court and moved
10 dismiss the case. The objection and
motion were denied by the court II
is now asked that Justice Durand be
prohibited from taking any further
proceedings In the case for the reason
that he has no jurisdiction over. the
parties TO the action, none Of whom
were or are now residents OF Murray
precinct. nor has he jurisdiction OF
the subject matter Of the action.
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YESTERDAYS

Maud s. c. Hawley to Fra8, c-.,
ef, warranty deed "a an" u.A-
interest IN 3itxl0 RODS nj h.. I' "
block " plat B.. ''' .
Laura c. Hawley 10 Franz 49,
~ warranty deed 10 one.fsu-tt
his ust N Sh1l0 rods " Ion 4
ann NIocker 10 Maud S. q. Usu.
iey, warranty deed 10 part ~ H.,
. bloek 81, plat B....'.-''. ~
Ahnetta Walker 70 james N Ell
lesple. warranty deed 70 part a. i..
northwest quarter Of Section
township south. range ] esf, q
Elias Chandler 70 Sarah T. No-,i.
warranty deed 10 2l.YltS ~.
northeast from the soutbwfs, w..
ner OF lot 3, block . plat d
EDWARD h. Weeks 20 'U8nrsh "a
Hampton, warranty deed NJ ri'.
1854 ret, southwest from -
northeast corner OF lot hiocL
~, pat p...,.............
William Gritton TO Ellen +. El.as,r
warranty deed 10 one-h8if s-,.
Of the northwest quarter N s.l,t..
g. township 2 south. range I asst
Hattie NJ. Peter 10 Edward r Az.
ton, warranty deed 10 l0rs, "a.
southeast from the n0ribuss,
corner Of lot 9. block a nlst
l. G.. Sinclair 10 Union T. a No,
chine company. Warranty dead =,
%AElel feet northeast from ~
southwest corner % lot s. bl6et
~, plat A..-,................
=. J. Wills TO John X. smith w,-
ranty deed 10 lot g. ana ne sss.
half OF loi ~, block (! IIeeGi,
PARK sub. .,......................
Walker Brothers. bankers 10 Frsrl
Croker, qult.claim ded 10 orf.b,'f
Interest In 2s1iO rods on l6t &
block So plat B............'..
Charles Brown 10 John smith anti.
claim deed TO part Of M suriso.
Of the Globe lode. Bingham -,
Bingham State Bank 10 John smi,t
quit-claim deed to part on iSt
block !. A. Wilkes bingham
Estate Of L. Bernard et al 10 ran
Savings & Trust company. ,isr,
ms deed 70 Cunningham 80 2
lode Little COTTONWOOD. ete. ......
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PAYErTE IMPROVEMENTS.
Connection Made With the New o. 6
l., Feeder in Idaho.

Tho 50 men employed by the Oregon
short Lane IN laying side-tracks I'm the
Payctte railroad yards is rapidly bring
ing that work 70 completion A mile
and a quarter OF new tracks n being
put in and this week all the grading viii
be done and probably All the rails
spiked, with the exception Of the spur
for the connection with the Payetts
valley railroad. and a change which
WIN be made 81 the spur extending 10
The cannery.
With the new tracks the switching
room IN the yard wiz be more than
doubled. one OF the new tracks ex-
tends quarter OF a mile or more on
the east side OF the depot. widening the
yard considerably. There are also
shorter sidetracks on that side Of the
depot The remaining trackage Is
being built on the west side.
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NEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
IOllAYls

l nos W; Partridge and
io;' nIst w. Little lots 80 e"s %
ST. f'a' ,st..,.......... ulQck
81 ah a Powers to Fta,r,'.,."....
b h.Tgsg,'S blot iot : and Others ny
cafa..a 'e'e sst......., AVp~
]gp,olal2 lnyt Loan Cco"',,,'".,
mon, io' Is and others % L
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''.t.f.s'.t,. ....... Pat
Jo9n Coloby ahd wife IN 49,.
u Seqdes. lot Il, block sS',garel
lara y DAVIS 10 Henri ii,'.,.....
lois s-lV bloak !, Caroli1s non man.
iesuty &. Hoffman pt m ,u2,'
ppseS,lihs co, lots IA olIspue
Nafoliua sub u'ptk .
IL {. Hoffman FL al ,.''t...,..
room ct al. lots IL N, g
Carolina sub. olV.k I,
=; y Darndle and wifs a. -.
r iJmmsn ct al lots is-is blos,
NViumblA sui. ..... 'Nlh Z.
II; =, Hoffman ct al In fott..,'.,..
,iht9heyich, lots 81. block = ~
,,aatu BUD. s.f'.s,.,.......... a'l-
Glenn II. Boutwell, e. al t o ii,,,ss...',..
H aShe ., lotS a-2 block ci ~
n e1o.. ffs'sss'ss.ss....... wv
II, = Hoffman and wife w. a..
Da,nall aud wife, lots ls-1l ~
~" North Columbia SUB =" ol''s
II; I, Hoffman 10 Mary A l,,..-.
i9i : etc, block $ North SSC cllll'
VIM. Bradford 81 Al g. 'ts,..'......
= south, range east. ""Oship
Emll Ruehell ct al TO Ans,i;....
Smelling q Refining conn., 'oan
h.I ana Others block q oqu,-r s5
beach .......,............. f'"'n
j.. c. Thompson 70 r. 4 ti,,',...,.
iiot 70, block 2; lots i5.Is.iti'Vsiu.
II, block 4 Waterloo ada d. piat
J9hn J DAILY Go. to b. r. ca.
lots IS block l. plat = ''"l|
'9 ,n,., :; Donesan and wife 10 Pa,
Z. lV-aero plat u---E
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E1STEDDF0D AT SALTAIR
II VIII be- n Sunday school Affalr 10
BE Held Aug. 20.

on Monday Angus, o.. az saltair.
viii be held State sunday school
Eisteddfod. Two contests win be
held-hrsi one fer "a choir Of not more
than 80 voices. and second one for a
choir u not more than "a voices
A cash Prize % so will be given 10
the winners % the first contest
a cash prize of 81 viii be given Ia
the winners 81 the second contest
All contestants must be prepared N
sing ono ~ these three familiar songs
land will b. Judged on hest rendition
~ samel- America. Our Mountain
Home" and Marching song
America will BE- The main contest
SONG, but in case OF diflcultv choice
between several ch0irs they Win be
Judged according 90 how they sing
the other two
Any Sunday school choir In The state
may participate 40 sunday school
can enter Tor both prizes.
Al intending % take part must have
their Intentions mailed hy THURSDAY.
Aug 10
Mall all replies 20 Mr. Alexander
chairman Of the sunday School Eis
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AT THE RESORTS.
"Wandamcrc's Musical Bapti.m"-

"Nandamerc Musical Baptism"--
That is what the management called
the days entertainment YESTERDAY.
The program arranged proved both
au artistic and financial success and
one Of ihe biggest crowds 81 the sea.
son gathered az the popular Miil creek
resort and listened 20 the selections 30
ably rendered by the members OF the
tabernacle choir and the Harmony
Glec club The glee club IN The even
ing crlised around the lake singing
such selections as The Bridge" "In-
vocation 20 Harmony" 'Breezes OF the
Night" Woodland Roses" and The
soldiers Farewell" When these sing
ers we're not 80 engaged the tabernacle
choir from the bridgs sang some 81
their favoriie numbers in stirring
fashion The efforts o. the 0rganizs,
tons were listened "a b. a large ana
appreciati,e crowd aud every number
ives heartily spplsuded. In the after.
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SUIT AGAINST MUTUAL,
Jessie ID. Stephens Files Action to Re
cover sum OF $1,000.

~ lh' hS . w th'''t' ~
cover sum OF $1,000.
The Pacific Mutual Life Insurance
company was made defendant IN suit
filed IN the dlstTict court today by
Jessie d. stephens to recover the sum
Of 81 900 on an insurance policy held In
said company by her husband, William
+. stephens, who died on July Z. 1906.
Mr. stephens was a conductor and
brakeman IN the employ Of the san
Pedro and al the time he applied for
insurance he gave his occupation cor
rectly and the company issued the pol.
icy and accepted the premiums paid by
him. After his death. however It Is
alleged that the company refused 10
pay the policy for the reason that
Stephens was engaged in a prohibited
occupation. Plaintiff claims that the
company, by accepting the application
for insurance and accepting the pre-
miums paid By Stephens, and Well
knowing his occupation. is now
estopped from setting up the claim
that stephens was engaged In a pro-
hibited occupation and hence the CONF
pany Is not liable for the policy. Judg-
ment is Therefore asked for the 81, 1000
with interest from July Z, 1906.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-11
INCORPORATION ARTICLES.

Articles of Incorporation OF the La
vielle Cigar Stores company Of this
city were fled with the county clerk
today. The company is capitalized az
5000. divided into shares OF the par
value Of SO each. w. b. La Nielle IS
president and manager; f. V. Garh'
vice president; Lewis Schoppe, secre-
tary and treasurer The company. VIII
engage in the wholesale and retail
cigar and tobacco business.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-11
COMMITTEE MEETING.
Call Expected for Republicans This if.
ternOOn 10 select Chairman.

A call Tor a meeting Of the Republican
state committee IL scheduled Tor this ar
ternoon though details Of the same were
not obtainable up 10 press time When
the committee meets. one Of the principal
matters TO receive attention viii be The
selection u new state chalrman.tO sue
coed William Spry who will tender hi
resignation on that occasion. Who will De-
chosen Il q subject Of much conjecture
Hon James r. Hammond and Hon
stephen II Love are two n the men
most talked " Tor the Craftsmanship
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-11
CHANGES ON THE ASTORIA.
Guy W. Talbot Gets Few More Titles
ON Oregon Railroads.

Portland, Or, Aug. l0-It vas an.
hounced today that Guy W. Talbot
general manager Of the Astoria q CO.
lumbia River railroad and Corvallis a
Eastern railroad, was elected by the
board of directors OF the two roads M
Astoria, yesterday 90 succeed @. e.
Fulton as vice president and treasurer
Of the Astoria & Columbia river. IN adj
dillon 10 his Office OF general manager.
and 20 succeed j X Weatherford az
treasurer OF the Corvallis & Eastern.
Mr' Weatherford having resigned.
though retaining the ofiict " vice pres
ident ~ that road
The appointment was also announced
today OF ]. r. Walsh. assistant super.
initndent ~ the Corvallis q Eastern
- be superintendent 90 succeed the
late superintendent Con Sullivan.
Mr. Talbot announced that work on
the extension " the Astoria & Column
lla River road from Seas side Or. to
Tillamook, Or. distance OF about
seveniy-fiye miles. would begin next
week
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-11
REIGN OF TERROR At
WARSAW AND LODI.

Warsaw. Aug li.-An Incredible state
Of affairs reigns az Warsaw and LODI
The inhabitants are at the mercy OF
bandits and terrorists. Murders and
robberles. reports Of which are not pub
lished. occur daily. The authorities
apparently are powerless. At LODI to-
day six anarchists attacked a German
factory owner and his clerk who were
returning from the bank, shot and
killed both, and decamped with 500.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-11
NEW TIME CARD.

The passenger department Of the Salt
Lake Route announces 4 change In the
time card for trains between salt Lake
and Garfield. on Monday the follow
ing Will 60 into effect: Leave Salt Lake
al a. m, 3 p. m. and n p. M. arrlv-
Ing az Garfield respectively At 40, $40
and ll:i0. Returning the trains will
leave Garfield at s25 a. ~, $50 and
20 a. M, arriving in Salt Lake at s:05
a. m, =. m. and / a. m.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-11
HEALTH CONDITIONS.
Report Of City Board for Week End.
ing Aug. II,

Thirty-two bsrths we're reported
during the week: 20 males and ? fe-
males, Fl deaths were reported; iS
males and females; shipped here
for buriu.
There werc reported i3 cases OF
contagious and infectious diseases,
consisting OF case of scarlet fever,
/ case Of dlphtheria and ! cases OF
typhoid fever
-Four cases u smallpox and 3 cases
q scarlet fever and : cases OF dlph-
iberia remain in quarantine.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-11

noon the Juvenile chorus and Prof.
stephens prize singers rendered a
very pleasing program. The choir
gave the opening number. Count
Your Blessings" and closed the pro-
gram with the eyer-Dopular Where
are the BOYS OF the old Brigade The
other numbers Of the afternoon, all OF
them well sung were: Sleep Little
Baby Of Mine" by Rodney Hasletti
Daddy" by Miss Ivy Paul. Have
Courage. Ny Boy. 10 Say No" Frank
Eardley, THE Holy City" Edith
Bjorkluud Miss Eyangeline Thomas
also sang a solo,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-11

can buy furnished With interchangeable
trucks for both standard and narrow
gage, and are finished IN red and gold.
with heavy plate glass windows and
bronze hand ralls.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-11
TWO TERRoRIsrs TO DIE.

Mitau. Russia, Aug. IA court
martial here yesterday sentenced TO
death two tetrorsts who were found
guilty OF several murders IN the dis.
trict OF Windau
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-11
RUSSIAN ELECTION.
Intention OF Government 10 Participate
In Electoral Campaign.

ST. Petersburg. Aug. l1.-Another in
dlcatlon OF the determination Of the adj
ministration TO participate In the cleo
toral campaign is furnished by an or
der OF the minister OF the interior 10
the police throughout the empire TO
make reports as speedily as possible on
an the political parties in their dis
tricts their strength, organization,
membership. activity and press organs.
Count Heydon today contributes 10
the controversy over the failure OF
himself and his friends 10 enter the
ministry, an open letter declaring that
they insisted on being given al least
Ave places In the cabinet In order 10
have a preponderance, but that they
we're obliged TO refuse the two places
finally offered as this would have made
them a negligible quality.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-11

teddfod committee. room s36 Consu-
tuition BLOCH. salt Lake City. Utah
The adjudicators Of contest arc
Prof. J. j. Mcclellan, Prof, Anton Pc
derson. Prof. Evan stephens.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-11
Music Day at saItah-Abou

Music Day AZ Saltalr--AbOut 5000
people assembled at Saltair yesterday
and listened to the music provided by
salt Lake Pluck Boys band and a
number Of prominent singers OF Salt
Lake. In the evening at o'clock they
gave their concert and the pieces
which they rendered were loudly APP
plauded by the audience They played
the following pieces. in order. "Mani-
lou Overture" "Searchllght March"
'Andante and Waltz" Rough Riders
March. "Old Black Joe" The star
Spangled Banner and America" all
With great effect. The singers had
their part OF the program earlier In the
evening The singers We're: Mrs. FL
sie Barrow Best. Mrs. Bessie Brown
ing. Willard SquireS, Prof Charles
Kent Thomas Ashworth and Fred G.
Graham, and all won much applause
and numerous encores with their Sc
leCtions
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-11
DIED

EVERETT AT ISL Second Esst ,-r,,,
this city. Aug. 20. iss from ston',s
trouble, Charlotte Everett vic an Al
derson Everett, and daughter OF LIts
and Anna Cardali born jar. a. ls2 IN
England
Funeral services viii be held Mor6s.
al . ?, m al the family residence Friend.
are Invited TO attend. lutcImtnt in city
cemetery.
BCLLouGH.-At t22 Twelfth East street
this city, Aug 10, ls6 OF typhoid fever
Sarah daughter Of David and Lillian
Bullough IN her nineteenth year. born
IN salt Lake City
Funeral services SUNDAY az p. m. 81
the Thlrty.third ward meeunghous
Friends are invited 10 attend ard can yieg
the remains on day % funeral from d
a. m. 10 l:30 p. m. a. family residence
inierment IN city cemetery
MUMFORD.-The funeral o. s,ls,At
Moore Mumford, son % Thomas "
Mumford. who was drowned az C@l.
vile, will take place az The ssvsristi
ward meetinghouse on sunday, e. -
, m. Friends are invited. The rtrs.r'
can be viewed at the residence =
north West Temple street from y %
T. lnierment In city cemetery.
DAvIES-Last night Of typhoid fever a
the family residence. on me RttsoN
Road on Tenth South, Edward Dave
the l2-year-old son q Mr al Mt
William Davies.
Funeral at Joseph WIN. Taylors chap
tomorrow At ? p. m.
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HAS A PRIVATE TRAIN.

'harlcs Sohlacks OF RIO Grandc in
same 'las- a. the Car.
'harles SChlacks Vice president ~
the Denver q Rio Guudc las tbe dis
'lncuon - being one ~ tho five iDa
N the world who own rrivste trains
ne other four being the oar al gpssla
The emperor o. GERMANY. King 81 T-ng.
land and the president OF Mexloo m.
t1vnie irAin has Just been turnes out
~ the shops. and l. made up az ,hrSs
aars- onminissary car. a sleeplnr 80
md an observation and a.,slrsss 80.
Nthe new cars are the best Ina, ,nor.,
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r Il Evans Florist SO q Main g.
Floral Designs a Speciality. Phones n
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LOST
FOR RENT.

FOUR GROOM MODERN HOUSES g
no children. No. I Boyd Court
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Retail Merchants Outing--The Re-
tail Merchants association 81 the state
Of Utah win have an outing az Lagoon
next Wednesday. AUG II. u Is not
merely local affair, but viii bc particle
rated In by the retailers from all the
principal cities and towns In the state.
and viii be one Of the biggest affairs %
the Kind any OF the resorts have had
this season Committees have been at
work IN ogden. Logan, Provo and else
where. and large numbers are booked
10 come 90 the capital for the day. The
railroads have made special rates for
the occasion which is an additional In
ducement for eNcursionIsts 20 come. The
general committee having the affair in
charge. Of which Mr. T. ". Marriott is
chairman ana W. j. pouneilau. score,
tary. has made most complete arrange
meuts Tor the entertainment ~ The
crowds az Lagoon. A purse OF 500 in
gold has been hung up for prizes and
several hundred dollars more IN mer-
chaudlse OF various and useful kinds
viii also be given as prizes. Everybody
there viii have a chance % win prize
either in gold or merchandise. An at
tractive feature Is a ball game between
A
~ So, donated by the salt Lake and
ogden Railway. ]. BerFerman and the
Retail Merchants association. each
contributing So There win bc other
sports. including tug-of-war contest be-
tween salt Lake, ogden and pr0v0's
strong men, climbing q g8asy pole,
bottle races zig rag rare and other
games Of skill and strength. prize OF
a box OF cigars win be given 90 the hest
appearing butcher on the grounds. The
grocers and butchers OF salt Lake viii
close their places Of business az 10 a. IN.
on the day % the excursion % enable
their employees 10 have q full days fun
and enjoyment. The public win please
note this and 40 their marketing before
10 q. On. on Wednesday next
Get Your Free Tcket~-Tho meme
bers Of the Third PRESBYTERIAN sun
day school are requested to cali 0u the
superintendent 1886 Blaine avenue
this afternoon when thcv viii be able
Co secure free tickets for the outing
90 SMt.ir ON Monday
Liberty Park-The second ward
Sunday school cordially invites the pub-
liC 10 join 80 in general good time AZ
Liberty park, Wednesday. Aug. rs. An
excellent program has been arranged
And an will be expected 20 take part.
Games races and an kinds Of amuse.
meuts VIII be INDUCED 90 and prizes
awarded the winners.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-11

Wandamerc Bookings - Following
are the bookings at Wandamere for
next week.
Tuesday-Thlrd quorum OF Seventy.
Emerson ward choir.
Nednesday-Annual reunion OF the
Pioneer stake OF Zion.
Thrusday--Granite stake field day.
Friday-Old Folks OF the salt Lake
stake.
Saturday-LibeTty stake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-11

Pioneer stake Day--N eduesday next
Is Pioneer stake day al Wandamere.
For the occasion the committee has
prepared an elaborate program. which
WIN begin promptly al 6 O'Clock. The
first events wiz be foot races OF all
sorts for the little folks. Then there VIII
be foot races for the presidents 81 FL
ders quorums obstacle race by MEM
bers " the Young mems board. a fat
mans race by some OF the heavy
weights OF the stake; boat race by sun
day school supeTlutendents and base
bali game between ward blshoprics and
members Of the high council, There viii
also be a musical program, conducted
by the Primary associations and Re-
ligion classes In addition 10 prizes FOR
the events mentioned, there Will be n
prize for the largest family on the
grounds. accompanied by father and
mother: prize OF so for the ward
having the largest proportiouate num-
her OF people In attendance, o prize FOR
the youngest baby ON the grounds, and
other features to add 10 the enjoyment
81 the occasion. The serving of re-
freshments will be under the super
vision Of the Young Ladies' board. 50
that az nearly as possible all may dine
az the same time All members OF the
stake and their friends are cordially In
Vited.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-11

FORMER secretary 81 the University o.
California, win be educational director
OF the Y. NJ C. 4. for the coming 10
months. as Prof H. G. French was
Obliged. in accordance with a previous
contract % return 10 the presidency
q the Oregon state Normal school.
After the completion Of this contract,
Prof French viii resume HIS former
position ~ educational director with
the Y. NJ. G. A. IN this city.
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-09

thousands of audiences with laughter,
and the revolving ship on board of which
are McGozzle and his bride and lot Of
fun-making acrobats, ar still great fea-
lures of the play. Among the new fea-
lures are the introduction of Emma
O'Neill, the California baritone, who as
tonished and won last nights audience;
Senroch and Rich, in an original COM
edy entitled, 'A.rhe Circus Rider" in
which some of the most thrilling and
daring feats in the cycling line are per-
formed; and Ferguson and Passnlore. in
refined dancing specially These new
features add much to the popular play.
The play is better staged than ever. The
company is an exceptionally strong one,
embracing quite good number of COM
edians, condolences, pantominists and
skilled acrobats. There is not dull
moment in it. 1t is brim full of rum,
and last nights big audience was kept in
hearty state of laughter from the time
the curtain rose on the first act until it
was lowered on the last one. The east
includes Andrew T. J. and james Byrne,
Frank lie Fose, Dick Ferguson, Frank
Rice, Alien Sehroch, Art Grenier, Rob
ert Waller. Frank Boyle, Jere Saunders,
Fred Young, Leslie Burton, Eddie
French George Sullivan, Harry yane,
Charles Snow, David Evelyn, C. E. Da-
Wis, Grace Wolvin, Grace Passrnore,
Emma o'Neill, Marie Berrang, Emma
Ward, True Rice, Al. Grenfer, William
White and Joe La Rose.