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The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-12-17
"LITTLE JOHNNY JONES. :,

The coming of Little Johnny Jones" to the New Haven theater on Satur- day night, December 22 There will be special matinee at which prices will be 25c, soc, 75c, is being construed as an event by the legion of followers of that favorite playhouse. Little Johnny Jones" is one of the most suc- cessful musical comedies that has yet emanated from the pen of that gifted author-actor -playright, George M. Cohan. Its success all over the coun- try has been phenomenal, and its en- gagement here bids fair to be a record breaker.
 This is the No. "Little Johnny Jones" company, with big Tom Lewis, iii his celebrated character of "The Unknown;" Sam J. Ryan as Timothy D. McGee,- the politician and horse owner Boby Barry, as the American jockey, who is ruled off the track in England; Adele Rafter, as Florabelle Fly, San Francisco lottery king; Lottie Medley, as the leader of a re- form school from San Francisco, and Stella Tracey, in the triple role of Goldie Gates, Man's 'selle Fauchet and the Earl of Bloomsbury Then there is the chorus, the dear, delightful, be- witching C9han chorus, who are al- ways good to look upon, who can real ly :ing, and who work With all the vim and fervor that ever characterize production presented under the Cohan and Harris banner. Then there are two carloads of elaborate and ex- quisite scenic, electrical and costume effects Tn fact it is quite within the bounds of reason to say that little Johnny Jones" is the most thoroughly equipped, carefully produced and up- to-date musical comedy now on tour, numbering altogether seventy-fve singing and dancing comedians and comediennes, and including all the names and players who have assisted in its presentation since It's initial pro- duct!on
 Little Johnny Jones" abounds in funny situations, laughable scenes and tinkling musical gems such as only George M. Clohan can devise and write. It is a bit of melodramatic too, in spots; for instance, the finish of the second act, which shows a pier at Southampton, England with big ocean steamship leaving her moorings for a trip to New York. Johnny Jones who has been ruled off the track for alleged foul riding, is attacked by a mob and only rescued after some pret- ty rough handling by "The Unknown" so deliciously played by Tom Lewis This one scene has never been du- plicated upon any stage.
 Song hits without number punctuate the three acts of Little Johnny Jones'" Here are few of them that are sure to be whistled for days after witnessing this Conan play; They're All My Friends, "Op In the 1Ansom," Nesting in a New York Tree" "Im a Yankee Doodle Dandy, Captain of the Ten Day Boat" Goodbye, Flo" Good Old California" 'Life's a Very Funny Proposition After All" and 'Give My Regards to Broadway"
 Seat sale opens Thursday.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-12-17

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who takes a fatherly interest in him. When rebellion breaks out, the twenty thousand soldiers in the arsenal forts may be relied upon.
 But different story is to be told concerning the tars. My information comes from Russians who know. The authorities are in nothing less than funk concerning the possibility of a mutiny. The commanders are trying to work discomfort out of the crews by keeping them constantly busy. The crews scowl, have black looks. and do
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-12-17

their duty with sullenness. Despite watch, the reddest of revolutionary, pamphlets are read in the mess. Tho men sheer at their officers, give salutes |grudgingly, and are getting out of hand, The officers shut their eyes to many things. They feel that if they began punishing offenders, the ships would mutiny, they themselves would be murdered, and the warshlps run the gantlet of the forts while escaping to sea.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-12-17
B,ieu Thenter.

This afternoon at the Bijou the the stock company will give its first production of Miss Kate Claxton S famous melodrama, "The Two Or phans." The piece is to be given a grand scenic revival and should prove one of the stellar drawing attractions of the present season. With all the joys of Christmas near at hand, this famous play presents it's own lesson. The lesson that there are some not as fortunate as you who may be reading this and who would hae a little share of the Christmas time joy if some one were thoughtful of them.
 Miss Gertrude Shipman in the title role brings to the production the ben efits of several seasons in this play which she gave with much success in the large cities of the country The company is we'll cast and the play bids fair to draw more than ca9acity houses at each performance. Tickets for the early week performances are now on sal.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-12-17
GOES ID HARrEnRn

Ralph E. Keecht cashier of the Con- solidated Railroad company, at the of- flee of the company in the Malley build ing has been promoted to succeed Gen eral Cashier Arthur Levereett Candee of this city at the Hartford office of the company, MT Candee, as announced in another column, having been pro noted to the cashiership in Boston of the New England Investment and se- curity company, which is controlled by the New Haven road. E T. Chapman of the local office will succeed MT. Keech.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-12-17
Why Take
 Business Home?
Are Your Nerves Constantly Strained
 With Croundless Worries?

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The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-12-17
EN1 ERTAINMEN
New Haven Theater.

A potent element in the great pop ular success of "The Clansman," :" which comes to the New Haven thea ter on Tuesday night, December IS, for one night only is the charm of the southland it so beautifully sets forth. The period of the play is the social and political break-up immediately fol- lowing the civil war, when for brief time the carpetbaggers and negroes seized the reins of government. The contrast between the conservativ fam His and their upstart rulers is made more striking by the lovely scenes in
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-12-17
HUT HAS IMPROVEMENTS.
That of J. c. Phelps Stokes Cost About
 $j,00I

Stamford, Dec. 15.-Mr and Mrs. J.. G. Phelps Stokes will live after Febru- ary in hut-at least they call it a hut. Unlike the usual hut it has bath rooms and few other conveniences. This hut costabout $5,O0O to build. It Is in this town across the bay, on Car itas Island, about a mile from Brick House, the more pretentious home of MT. Stokes father,
 The hut is small two-story cottage, the exterior of rough shingles, and the interior finished with common boards. Rag carpets cover the rough board floors, Earthenware dishes, instead of china and silverware, are found in the pantry. A caretaker and his wife are the only servants
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-12-17
DIVORCE FOR DocToR,s wrRU

Greenwich, Dec. 15.-It became known to-dayto-day through a motion by coun- sel for Mrs. Mattie E. Griswold wife of Df- William L. Grlswold, of this town, that Mrs, Griswold was to get a de- cree of divorce and $4,0OO alimony. The motion was for the acceptance of Ref cree Elmer's report, but owing to an er- TOT in the report the case was contin- ued for a week.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-12-17
Po1a,s New Tbco,ar.

The Poli bill this week will have the holiday flavor throughout It will have Fred Karno's "A Night in the London Sums as headhner, and such splendid acts as Farrell Taylor trio in musical comedy work, Grand Opera Trio, The DeFaye sisters, two. dainty
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-12-17
AT KIRRY & SON

One of the busiest stores on Chapel street these days is that of Kirby & Sons, the well-known and reliable jew elers, Experience, combined with up- right dealing has gained for them an enYiable reputation, and those in want of diamonds, rings, watches or any oth- CT articles of jewelry, will find their stock just the one to select from.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-12-17
MORNING COURIER MONDAY DECEMBER IsOs

comediennes, Bstelle Wordette and company and many others.
 Seat sale Is now open.
 Seat sale for Christmas day perform ances will open at the box office We'd nesday morning at o'clock. Holiday prices will prevail at the matinee, same as evening scale.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-12-17
SOCIETY MEETING.
Professor Geer of Hartford to Talk o1
 "State of Franklin"

"State of Franklin"
 The December meeting of the New Haven Colony Historical society will be held in the Historical society build ing on Grove street this evening at s o'clock. Professor Curtis M. Geer, of Hartford, will read paper on the sub feet. "The State of Franklin" The meeting is open to the public.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-12-17
ON A PLEASURE TRIP.

William Adams of West Haven left Saturday for Northampton, Mass, to be absent for several days. He will visit several relatives in different parts of the Etate, MT Adams is well and faoraIbly known in West Haven, where he has resided for many years.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-12-17

Uncle Frank (who has been twenty four hours in the house) Have told you the story of the rat and the bird, Dulcie?" Dulcie-"Yes; twice. Punch.
 Friend-"1s the bride you're working for getting to be good housekeeper?" Cook-"No, she hasn't learned to keep
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-12-17
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
ITEMS O6 INTER EST FROM
 ACROSS THE RIVER.

Rev. Dr. Sheath and Secretary Shaw on Our PrOsperity-Exchange of Pulpits Election of Officers at Live Oak CounciI-The Council Inaroduces the Scotch Game of Carpet Bowls.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-20
OIL KING To MD
CHORUS GIRLS.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

CLEVELAND. Ohio. Aug. ia
home for aged and infirm chorus girls
is to be the next beneficiary OF John
d. Rockefeller benevolence, II reports
are true. 1t is understood that he has
offered 100000 toward the establish
ment of such a home on the condition
that a like sum is raised by Marie
Cahill the actress. and others who are
promoting the scheme.
The home will serve a twofold pur-
pose. one being to train and educate
chorus girls, and the other to care for
those of the merrymakers who. because
of illness or age, are no longer able to
make a living.
Rockefeller. it is said. was interested
In the movement by Catholic clergy
man. a friend of Miss Cahill, who met
the head of the Standard Oil Company
during his trip abroad this summer.
The plan appealed to him and a promise
of aid said to have been made at that
time IS now to be fulfilled.
Rockefeller continues to suffer from
Indigestion His indisposition kept him
today from church. which was crowded
with strangers anxious to catch a
glimpse of the oil king.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-20
KANAKA PREPARES
FOR HIS TRIAL.

REDWOOD CITY. Aug. 19.-The trial
or q. w. c. Jones in the Superior Court
OF San Mateo County upon the charge
OF murder In the first degree will be be-
gun on Tuesday. The case bids fair to
prove one of the most sensational this
county has known.
Jones' who is Hawaiian, is accused
of having killed Mrs. Branderup in the
Linden Hotel at Baden in July 1t is
charged that he enticed the woman into
his room and there put her to death.
The evidence against Jones is entirely
circumstantial, but District Attorney
Bullock is of the opinion that the State
can make out a good case.
The defense has sent to Honolulu for
witnesses to testify to Jones character
The young man is favorably known in
the Islands. He proposes to aid the
lawyers who have been engaged to de-
fend him and TO this end spends all of
his time studying law books. He has
asked to be allowed light in his cell
at night that he may prolong his studies
after nightfall.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-20
Attractire stock for Sale.

What promises to be a matter Of
o-s Is The offer made by the Monad-
mock Brick Company TO sell s2o0,o
worth OF its stock at so per cent or It's
,,ar value The company is incorpo-
rafed with a capital stock of $1,000
900 and viii have in operation within
thirty DAYS a plant for manufacturing
da5Iv 100000 fire and earthquake proof
brick. which ii alone has the right TO
make The company Is also. prepar-
ing to establish in San Francisco
Complete lime kiln and an artificial
Stone works. and for that reason is
IN need of additional capital. It is for
thfs reason that the extraordinary offer
Is made for the sale of stock which the
eornnanv predicts will have an earning
capacity Of at least 20 per En- cent mt per
49, 49, -,aon have invested in the enter
prise sIOo, 900 and are prepares Tsas to give
- e.. a Deneen and +. H Hilbert
OF the Deneen Building COMPANY aayf van van
kdoiph Feist, Hotel Majestic, Sutter
and Cough streets.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-20
YOUNG LAD KILLED.
WHILE Hunt ING.
Accidentally Discharges
Gun and the Load
Of Shot Enters Side
DIES SOON AFTER.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALI

SAN RAFAEL. Aug. I9-Samuel
Jewett. the 17-year-old son of Mrs.
Exiquia Jewett of San Anselmo. was
killed this forenoon by the accidental
discharge of a shotgun.
Jewett and Homer Aubrey, To-
year-old boy friend, went hunting small
birds on Bald Hill. Jewett carried a
sin fngle-barreled shotgun and Aubrey a
small rifle. In descending a steep hill
Jewett was using his gun as an alpen-
stock, when he fell and the contents
of the gun were empticd into his left
side, killing him almost instantly Au-
brey, who was several yards distant,
heard the explosion and Jewett ex-
claim, Oh, / am shot"
Aubrey was completely distracted
when he discovered that his companion
was dead. He notified former Assem-
blyman Taylor of the fatality All he
could say was that Jewett was dead.
and could not tell where the body could
be found. Deputy Sheriff Crane, who
went out to investigate the shooting.
headed posse. to find the dead boy.
After three hours search the body was
found and turned over to the Coroner.
Although a mere lad, young Jewett
was interested in a store on Van Ness
avenue, San Francisco, and was the
principal support of his widowed
mother and his sister and brother
since his fathers death, several months
ago. He was very popular with his
acquaintances.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-20
PLOT AGAINST LIFE
Of CUBAN CHIEF.

HAVANA, Aug. 19.-Six prominent
leaders of the Liberal party have been
ts ken into custody on the charge of
conspiracy against the Government and
plotting = to assassinate President
Palma
The men arrested here are General
Carlos Garcia Galez and his brother
Fausto, ex-Cuban Consul at Bremen;
ex-senator Monteaguedo; Colonel Man
uel Piedra, Chief of Police In the
House of Representatives, and General
Enrique Loynaz del Castillo, former
CONGRESSMAN from Puerto Principe
Province. These men are charged with
oEspiracy.
Troops are being held In readiness to
be transported to Pima del Rio, and the
Western Railroad has been notified that
a train for this purpose may be requi-
s.ticned at any moment.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-20

BY mexican Cable to The Call and the New
York Herald. Copyright, 1900, by the Herald
Publishing Company.
LIMA. Peru. Aug Is.-Messages from
Valparaiso to friends here today state
that the excitement and panic in the
city are subsiding, but that there is
great suffering and conditions are dis
tressing beyond description.
There are spots of utter ruin all over
the city and in Almendral, the principal
business section of the city, the devas-
tation is said to be almost complete.
In Victoria street the Edwards man
sion remains standing, but aside from
that nearly every building in the street
Is In ruins, many having been burned
Today better communication has been
opened with Santiago and messages re-
ceived show that the shock there was
very severe. Many buildings were
were shaken down.
The funds collected throughout Chile
for the festivities planned for the
inauguration of President-elect Montt
will now be distributed among the suf-
ferers from the earthquake
The latest advices received here from
Valparaiso say that the panicky con-
dition OF the people is ameliorating.
Advices from Santiago say there was
tremendous earthquake there which
did considerable damage. No fires fol-
lowed the shock. There were few vic
tins.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-20
EXPERTS WITH THE GUN
SHOOT AT BLUE ROCKS
Members of the Union Club Hold
Their Regular Events at Ingie-
side Traps.

The members OF the Union Gun Club
shot at the Ingleside traps yesterday,
the event being the regular shoot of the
club. The card was made up of FIVE
classified events. The scores made by
the contestants in the champion class
were not UP to the standard. Some of
the participants IN the other classes shot
as well as the champs"
There was a falling of in the at
tendance of the blue rock devotees, not
withstanding the excellent conditions
for such sport T. A Hodapp found
time TO come down from Martinez to
take part in the shoot W. Elias of
Vallejo was also on the grounds.
On next Sunday the Golden Gate Club
holds its regular shoot on these
grounds The Pacific Coast Trap Shoot
ers' Association will hold its tourna-
ment on September and 3. The re-
suits:
champioR class, % targets-o Feud-
ner 20. Morris p, F. Feudner 81, Hol-
ling %, Bradrick 81, E. Forster 81.
First class-Daniels %, Pitres 81,
Murdock IS. Iversen Is. Hammond 10.
Second class-Ho1man 81, Lewis 81,
Prior Is, Taylor IA. Hauer 8.
Third class-Houpt 20, Cooley 19,
Masterson 1e, Patrick Is, Schneider 10,
Pickersgill IS. Hodapp IS.
Fourth class. Lynch II, Walsh 10,
Finnie u. Noonan Z, Peltier 10. Nc
GregOr T.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-20
GOODMAN To FIGHT HYLAND.
Hard Hitting Youngsters VIII Meet In
Denver ON Labor Day

BOSTON, Aug. 19.-Kid Goodman has
accepted terms for match with Dick
Hyland at Denver on Labor day and
Will go West within few days He is
conditioning himself at Sharon but will
reach Denver in time to train of the
effects of the long railroad trip. He
Is confident that he can beat Hyland
Joe Gregg, the Spokane Indian. is
having too many managers here. and
the idea Of matching him with Joe
Geary has been abandoned. as the man.
ayers could not settle between them
who was to manage the bout. The Lin
coin Athletic Club is negotiating for
a fight between Tommy Murphy and
Baldwin or Neary for August IS.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-20
.BULGAR|ANs WANT
WAR WITH. GREECE.

PHILIPOPOLIS, Bulgaria, Aug. 1s.-
A monster meeting of 10000 inhab-
ftants of this city and surrounding
districts. and which also was attended
by 1900 delegates from Macedonian as
scciations in all parts of Bulgaria, to-
day adopted resolutions protesting
against Greek outrages and urging the
government and the nation to use all
means to secure a strict enforcement
OF article 23 of the treaty of Berlin;
to break off diplomatic negotiations
with Greece; TO met the Greek out
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-20

RACES with all the reprisals permitted
by international law. and to affirm the
inadequacy of the Muerzsteg pro-
gramme, which provides for the main
tenance OF the status quo In the Bal
kans.
The meeting further recorded an ex-
preston of regret for the acts OF In
tolerance by Bulgarians on Greek prov
ocation.
The meeting was quite orderly. and
at its conclusion those present formed
into an imposing procession and left
copies OF the resolutions at the Rus
sian, French and British consulates.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-20
TEN : INNING GAME
Is TAKEN BY
PORTLAND.

PORTLAND, Aug. 1s.-Fully 5000
people saw Portland and Oakland play
a double header today. The first game
was a ten-inning affair and was a
pitchers battle between Gates and
Henderson. In the sixth inning Oak
land was in the lead, but the Beavers
tied it up in the seventh and won out
in the tenth on McLean's hit, Listers
sacrifice two outs and Sweeny's hit
over short. The second game went
nine innings to a tie, the game being
called on account OF darkness. In the
second game McLean's little finger was
split and Essfck was forced to retire
on account of being hit on the shoul-
der The scores:
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rour-Roupd Borer. win Meet.

The four-round boxers are preparing
to get into action. They have dropped
their misleading title Of amateurs and
are out in the open fighting for modest
purposes as a beginning.
The fights viii be promoted by the
Manhattan Club In the skating rink
at Steiner and Sutter streets The
pavilion has a seating capacity of 5000
The men matched include Frankie Ed
wards and Southside Jack O. Brien,
Johnny Murphy and Willie Conroy,
Battling Johnson and J. Willis. Other
matches viii be maze.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-20
Standing of the Clubs.

Seattle and San Francisco took one
game each yesterday at Idora Park,
Oakland, the Seals winning out In the
morning and the Siwashes taking the
afternoon event. before one of the
largest crowds of the season In each
game Roy Hit finished out for San
Francisco.
Seattle secured sixteen hits In the
earlier clash. yet scored but six runs,
while Rube Vickers. who let the Seals
down with eight hits. saw seven Seals
float across the plate.
Garvin. after three tries during the
series, finally won in the afternoon
from the Refugees. He secured two
Dagger off Meyers in the third, though
it was obviously an accident. When
Kane hit TO Wilson. Garvin was tagged
on his way to third. The score:
MORNING GAME.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-20
Dave sinclair Returns Home.

David ]. Sinclair. the popular Official
of the Olympic Club, returned to the
CITY yesterday. He left several weeks
aro in ill health. and many Of his
friends thought that they We're bidding
aim good-by. He returned yesterday
greatly improved and weighing much
,rore than he ever did before. He will
aeSurne his duties at the club today
Al LYNN. the assistant secretary of the
club will return from his vacation next
saturday after an extended trip through
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-20

PLANNING NEW REvoLUTIoN.-Mezico
City Apg 1e.-Leaders Of the late revolution
in Guatemala will meet in New York some
time next month. where II is believed they viii
disclose their plans FOR new uprising. which
is expected to take place within year. General
Barfllas is now in San Francisco. General Cas-
tillo is in Honduras. General Toledo is IN
Nicaragua and Colonel Pinedo Is in New Or
leans