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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1906-01-18

Strictly the best work at COVERS
studio.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1906-01-18

Charles Kellogg spent part of the
week in Chicago on business.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1906-01-18

For wood and coal. see F. E.
Kellner. l-4-2mo
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1906-01-18

j. b. Arpin went To Chicago on
business Monday evening.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-14
Bradstreet's Review.

New York. April 13.--Bradstreet lo morrow will say:
 Trade displays more aninatlo,,; Il ,, i weather condisions, retail business and to some extent collections improvins in union. The easter season lnIlu. ences have been a stimulus even where low temperatures heavy rams or u.u roads have occurred and few conl plaints as to retail trade are noted. These latter, by the way, are mostly m 2 weather west and south has been gGoo and some lost ground has been regaln ed in planting, though the crop plans ing season is still fully ten days laIe, The spring jobbing trade IS neaIS carr oyer but some recorders are nodso anu tfere is free buying of fall goods.
 Among the industries favorable req lures are the activity in building, tns s martial settlements, advances granteu in the central and western bitumlnous coal fields and better inuiry for anu stronger tone of pig iron, the consnrnp11, 1, records. March railway earnings .is are bv far the best ever recorded for that month. CIearings show moderate in, in creases over last year, desplte outi a sneculatton Prices are strong d'I close to the highest, with wldespreadd demand indicated by the huniper anu class of grain shown. own.ont +o he
 The failure of an agreement to pc reached in the anthracite coal situa- tion is A drawback to trade Tn ceI tain area but hope of an arrangement has not been abandoned. In cotton goods the situation Is stronger, Ine hide, leather and shoe traces all r,oas popr pusiness failures in the United states for the week number 161 gainst l5i last week and 196 in the same "eek oi 19O5
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-14
wHTTEsIDE INJURED.
Chancellor Thrown From His Buggy
 in Runaway.

Anniston, April 13.-(SpeciaI)- Chancellor W. W. Whiteside is con-
 fined to his home. on Snow street, with sundry and divers bruises and scratch es resulting from an exciting and dan gerous runaway in which he figurd Monday afternoon. He was returning
 to Oxford from Cleburne county and
 while descending the Horse Block Mountain, on this side. the horse he
 was driving became frightened for
 some unknown reason and dashed down
 the steep thoroughfare at a break
 neck rate; The chancellor managed
 to keep the animal in the road until a sharp turn was reached
 The horse ran into a bank. turned the buggy over, spilled the chancellor out in the road. and continuing its mad career, finally tore loose from the buggy and dashed down through the l woods like a deer Colonel Whiteside
 was considerably bruises and scratched | by being thrown out of the buggy ana will he unable to get about readily Tor several days. Ills lsft knee was badly lacerated his right shoulder and left foretinger sprained and he was gen orally shaken up.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-14
REVIEW OF TRADE
WHOLESOME PROGRESS OF INDUS
 TRY IS MAINTAINED.
StrinGency In the Money Market Has Not to Any Extent Interfered With the Nations Legitimate
 Rusfuesa.

New York, April 13.--R. c. Dun ana
 Company's weekly review of trade VIII say:
 caused no Interruption to the whole some progress of trade ana industry, although tending to develop eonseIya,- II t!sm in speculative departments; Weatn CT conditions accelerate the dlstripu-
 tion of seasonable merchandise ana re tail business Is of large volume out, side the immediate vicinity or the coai mines and a few other places Wnere local controversies have their infiu- ence. Building operations are only limited by the supply of labor and material,
 which cause freauent, .is deison iss.ooSomndtties n @ Is shown by the highest Iever CT quo tatiors since February 1884. Dun an ane q dex Number in April l, being Sloo'ooo
 sgsnst s1o42o4 mostn sinca preSSlo1s sSs montS atS opened there has been further ad . vance. Railway earnings for the Iirst week of April were Sl per cent lar f CT than last years although prices or securities have weakencd somewhat m response to the highest money market at this season in many years.
 Official statistics of foreign commerce for the month of March indicate that exports of farm staples were vaiued ae 69,750,000, an increase or sz,z2o,ooo as compared with the corresponding per. . iod last year, when the movement was exceptionally heavy. ., Strictural shapes and steel raiis con tinue the permanent feature or the iron and steel industry although every de- partment has recently broadened m m terest. Hides lost some Of the activlty,
 but none of the strength developed lasI week. COW hides continuing the best feature of the market. sole leather tan
 ners seeking light weights. In sever
 al sections of the market further 1rac- t.
 ciuding foreign hides. although most
 river Platt shipments now go to Eu
 rope Leather is also more qulet' put
 no less firm. "A. l.,
 Failures this week numbered 193 m
 the United States against PA last year
 and 20 in Canada, compared with zo
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-14

Electric lighted dining cars are on trains 1 and between Birmingham and New Or leans, Lebanon and Cincinnati. also on train ? to between Montgomery and Nashville Service a la carte.
 New and handsome chair cars (seats free) operated on trains 1 and between Cincin- natf and New Orleans. High back seat coaches and chair cars are also run on all through trains between Cincinnati Louisville and New Orleans
 Train No. l carries through Pullmans from Chicago. Cincinnati and New York to New CT between St. Louis and Montgomery. through tourist rleepers to San Francisco.
 Train No 8 carries through Pullmans from Cincinnati and New York to New Orleans and st. Louis to Jacksonville also leaving Montgomery at 3:30 D. m.. Tuesday, We'd nesday and Saturday. via New Orleans and
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-14
M,.. Allen Elected Sponsor.

Anniston. April 13.-(SpeciaL At 2 regular meeting of Gordon Memorial Camp of Confederate Veterans held at their hall yesterday afternoon, Miss Adelaide Allen was elected sponsor for the camp at the coming reunion to be held at New Orleans. Miss Allen IS the daughter of MT. Wade Allen of this city, and granddaughter Of the late General Allen of Montgomery
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-14
Commander ryo oBoth Recovers.

New York April 12.-Commander Eva Booth of the Salvation Army has completely recovered from the attack of Illness which seized her recently according 10 an announcement rom the national headquarters of the army last night. She suffered from an at tack of tonsilitis.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-14
HEAVY HAIL FALL
THE GROUND COVERED THREE
 TO TEN INCHES.
Great Damage Done to Fruit and Truck In the Vicinity of River Junction. F1a.-CemmlssiOner Marshs
 Decision.

Pensacola, Fla, April 13.-(speciaL) -Advices received from River Junction are to the effect that the heaviest haii storm ever experienced in that sec ton passed over late yesterday after noon, the depth of hail after the storm had passed being from Three to ten inches The path of the storm was ap- parent1y about a quarter Of mile wide, and the size of the hailstones ranged from that of small pea 10 the dimensions of a bird egg. Great damage is reported to truck gardens and fruits.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-14

Chicu' April l2.-Ihe uIItCtOTdVI of the .>.tional Federation of Musical Clubs, representing 150 organizations tbrouobout inc United States met here tidav and selected Memphis. Tenn. as the city in watch the next biennial fes- tival will he held. The date was not definitely decided upon but it will be some time in April.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-14
CONFIRMED BY SENATE.
Two Alabama Postmasters are in the
 at

List.
 Washington, April 13-The senate in executive session today confirmed the following nominations: Col. Chas R. sutler, to be Brigadier General re- tired; Leven H. Allen, Brigadier Gen eral.
 Postmasters:
 Alabama-D. V. Sevier, Jr., Russell Vile; J. A. Bingham, Talladega. Texas III L. Somerville, Richmond w. Pilley. Willis Point; D. c. Bellows Seymour; G. c. Ross, Wortham.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-14
City Bonds Signed.

The improvement bonds of the City of Pensacola reached the city yesterday. and were today signed by the neces- sary officials. They are for the $30O,- 900 issue recently authorized and the proceeds will be used for sewers, new city hall and other badly needed im- provements. As soon as all have been signed they will be forwarded to New York and turned over to the purchas-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-14
pell-DonaIdscn.

Anniston. April 13.-(SpeciaL)-T marriage of Miss Manaleze Donaldson and Dr. Addison Key Bell of Madison: Ga. was solemnized at the home Of the brides mother. Eastah0ga. Ala Wednesday afternoon at 5;SO o'clock. tempting luncheon was served to the bridal party before the ceremony.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-14
I.O .O. F. Grend Lodre.

Preparations have about been com pleted for the meeting of the Grand Lodge of Florida, l. o. O. F.. which will convene in this city next week. It is anticipated that there will be a large attendance from all over the State and that the meeting will result in much good to the order.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-14
Workmen Stoned By Mob.

WIlkesbare, Pa. April 12.-Workmen employed at the Franklin colliery, op- e1atcd by the Lehigh Valley Coal Com pany ncre were stoned today by mob that was in waiting when the men quit work. State police arrived when tte disturbance was over. Two ring leaders were arrested.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-14
FIX PARTE BLACK.
Application for Writ of Error to Coun- ty Court of Geneva County.-(De
 on Go

Application for writ Of Error to Coun-
 ty Court of Geneva County.-(De-
 cided June 30. 19O5)"-(iO So. Rep
 l33)
 I. Statutes; Local Acts; Constitu- tionality: Notice of Intention.-UndcI Section 1O6 Constitution of 1901, no- tice of an intention tn introduce To- cal act which states the substance of the bill to be introduced. so that thos' to be affected by it may know what il is. is sufficient.
 Mcclellan, c. J. and Denson J., dis sent as to notice in this easel
 2 Same; Notice; Publication; Proof A proof of the publication of notice of intention to apply to the Legisla ture for the passage of local act which shows that same has been pub lished and has appeared regularly 1T four weekly issues of IA Newspaper is sufficient under Section f06 of thu Constitution of 1901, as showing a pub lication once a week for four success i've weeks
 Tn Supreme Court. Writ quashed.
 Rehearing denied January 30, 1908
 Tyson, Dowdell, Simpson and Den son, dissent as to contents of notice.
 A live topic sometimes becomes 8 dead weiUhf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-14
To Drive Out Malaria

To Drive Out Malaria ~,,. svstar,
 Take the Old Standard GROVES ROVE LA sL61p yoT ara S9 SinT The formula is plainly printed bottle sn9Sng # tor s s%Ry TRe ouinne antroa arT ont the malaria and the iron builds m the system. Sold by all dealers for a, z, years Price 50 cents
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-14

There will he an Easter Egg Hunt at PICKETT SPRINGS Saturday afternoon at o'clock sharp.
 Good Car Service and long list of nrixea. --2t.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-14

the other not participating in the con- version.
 Apeal from Gadsden City Court
 Heard before Hon. John H. Disque.
 Corrected and affirmed. Opinion by Haralson, J. Tyson, DowdeH. Simpson, Anderson and Denson, JJ, concur.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-14

EverybOdy-Old or young, Is invited to attend the Easter Egg hunt at Pickett Springs thls afternoon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-14
VEGETABLE SUGGESTIONS FOR 4 LNIl

Home grown English Peas. snap Beans, Tomatoes. squash, New Irish Potatoes, Strawberries. Let us have your order and ycu will get the best
 BROCK GROCERY co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-14

pOuIhern PaCIIlc.
 Train No. carries through Pullman, fro,r New Orleans to New York and Clnctnnari and Jacksonville to St. Louis. making con Chicago. "
 Train No. carries through Pullman sleepers from New Orleans to New Yorr Cincinnati. Chicago and through day coach and sleeper Montgomery St. Louis Tith out change. 't"
 All through trains make close connectiou at Cincinnati Evansville. St. Louis and Nsvss and West mast
 For further information pertaining ,o rates, routes and schedules. consult ticLet agents l.; N R. R.. or write CT cali on C. L. Wolt T. T. A. phone 354 MontgoSi- cry Aia'' or s' T. Surratt. Union Ticket Agt.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-14
Chamber of Commerce.

Forty-one new members have joined the Pensacola Chamber of Commerce since March 27. and the body Is now in better condition than ever to work for the interests of the city.
 At the regular meeting held last night, resolution was adopted calling upon the Florida representatives in Congress to endeavor to defeat the bill recently passed by the Senate prohibit ing the use of diving apparatus by sponge fishermen In the waters of the United States, and also prohibiting the taking of sponges by aliens. The res olutions request that the bill be killed or so amended as to permit aliens in the employ of American citizens to pur- sue the business. and recites that the interests of a large number of Florid- ians would be greatly injured if the provision prohibiting the use of diving apparatus should become a law
 A large fleet of spongers has recent ly outfitted at this port and the in vestment, in this instance only, rep resents close to $50, 900.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-14
HoRsFORD's ACID PHOSPHATE
Nr,,coI CIubs, Convention.

caused by summer heat. oterwork. nervous disorders or impaired digestion' . ebmssa; quickly. .U ~
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-14
DRUM & EZEKIEL ct al, vs. BRYAr

ct al.
 Decided January 30. 1sos.) (4O So.
 Rep, 131.)
 1. Ouieting title removal of cloud; possession of plaintiff.-One not in possession of lands cannot maintain a bill to remove d cloud or quiet title to land.
 g. Mortgages: redemptions; limita- tions.-After the lapse of two years from the foreclosure ct a mortgage the right of redemption is barred.
 3. Quieting title; cloud on title.- The mortgagor cannot maintain a bill to remove a cloud upon his title aris- ing from the foreclosure of a mort gage claimed by the mortgagor to have been paid off and satisfied before fore closure.
 Appeal from Crenshaw Chancery Court.
 Heard before Hon. W. L. Parks.
 Reversed and remanded. Opinion by Ha 'alson, J.
 Tyson, Dowdeu. simpson. Anderson and Denson. U, concur.
 RUSSELL, ct al. vs. RELLINGER. Decided January 30. 1906.) ((4O. So.
 Rep, 132.)
 1. Partnership; action against; judg- ment-Where an action of conversion is brought against the individuals com posing a partnership, as individuals and as partners, and the evidence dis closes that one of the individuals was not member of the partnership and had no connection with the conver- sion, but that another individual sued was guilty of conversion. and there was Judgment against all, the court will correct the judgment of the lower court. by the authority conferred by special statute relating to City Court of Gadsden. and affirm the judgment as to the individual guilty of the convar- sion, and render Judgment here for
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-14
SCHEDULE or rRA1Na THE WESTERN RY.. OF. .ALA. AHl M 4 6 V. P. R. R. GO. (Ths West poIni Route,)

TEAMS FROM MoNTGoMERY-Train % through sleeper to New York and day vice on this train spartnnb,rE to Wash- ington. Trains 70 and s4 east are local CONNECTIONS for CoLUMBUS. MACON and 6AVANNAH-Tra:ns sS and 70 con iumbus. No. Ss from Montgomery. if on time. connects for Columbus, and if nos Macon and Savannah Through sieepeS CONNECTIONS for MERIDIAN ana JACK soN-Trafn ss from Montgomery conns0es Jackson ou fftma HuNrER EGs csr,iiAn cemh n.s and W. H. AMERINE. ST q PA. J. P. BILLUPS, c.P.A. Montgomery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-14

A live topic sometimes becomes a dead weight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-11
BURKE'S POINT
OVER RULED

iudno Thomaa HHfkr appeared
before tho council iaat evening Ia
opposition a. the ggdar rlyrr right
elWuy tu The Chieaaa. Milwaukee s
81 Paul. which the corporation
eammitfcr had repaftod fayomhlY
HH.se nurko's opposition to- the or.
aHHncv puthorisina the grant ~
the tirbtof way Ia - made was
based ou three suanda
fbst That the fiHhtofway aa
RE out Ia che ordinance was too
IHiefinite. the boundaries not being
anvt with sufficient certainty
Haand That the ordinance makes
80 provision against tho road being
lHIH tno CLOSE to the river Third
That there was ua clause Ia the
HeW ordinance repeating the old
aaa
Councilman Gul replied TO judge
Hafke accusine hf. 90 want 81
ea3 faith Ia Withholding any NO
f5Ea ug oppoaitlon until the ordis
Htnte bad been submitted 60 the
ssaueii. instead al appearing before
laa committee
The csuneil passed the ordinance
- unanimous vote.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-11

tef lady was very prominent both
Ia dialogue ana musical selections
Lillian FiHhur as liouomh Hhw
kina. an hoireaa In search Of IA title.
vas fetching Tier solos were on
,,ufa1 quito literally. which they
ideaefFed Frank G EEun struck
tile popular fancy In hts creation af
slippery Jack. aud In hla musical
numbers, assisted hy other mombera
of the company, retained Tho good
name be- has acquired since being
Ia the theatrical ranks IN this city
Alice h li8mhlotf IN a small part.
v A C0ughian. William Morris
aud " ~ Irish all furnished
amusement Ia their different r1lfa
aud greatly assisted In the Assem-
bly, work
one ~ tho pronounced hits ~
the evening Was tho dancing ~
slEnaria Mutiltila aud ia the rpe
etslts of Mother Goose. assisted
by alN lively chorus Hlrls. encore
after encore was siYen The cos,
tunes worn by the principals. eana
.eiallf bY tho women OF the cast
we're elaborate The stage settings
we're good Tor tho three acts
The orchestra. under the excel.
lent leadership II Herr FIuue
Adelmann. was one Of The enjoyable
features OF The evening.
sMamselle 'Awklnna will ho re-.
peated tonight FOR the last time. aud
Ia good house In assured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-11
ORDINANCES ARE
PASSED

Tho council last evening passed a
lage numhoF of street improve.
menf ordinances and resolutions IN
addition Go other business trans
acted An ordinance VAS passed
providing FOR tha Improvement q
Nest Mc0Rw e. from seventh to
smith avs W. also " Wheeler s.
between the same atrprts and
Eshth av. W between McGraN and
Wheeler. by grading and curbluE
aad cemcnt walks
The ordinance FOR the paving ~
10th and nth avs and the inter,
seeting streets fram Nealer 10
SpFlhg was also passed Resolu
tiona providing ter the Improvements
1t a number II streets ia Madruna.
tae University and ga Queen Anne
hill districts Wefu PASSED aud re-
tefued 60 tho Judiciary committees
10 draw 40 pForef ordinances.
An ordinance sam passed author.
izlng the park beard 20 bay the
property necessary - extend the
Geen take boulevard around the
laka on the terms offered BY the
present owners
A petition vaE received from the
employees ~ the lighting department
sna also the ettF engineers oifice
aaAiuE an iHcresee "a salaries rama
lnz trnui 10 % - per cent. On the
eruund % the Increased cost ~ Nv
ltx
4 resriutlou waa passed authofif.
laz tha city ~ acquire lots s. 8
aad :. hlack e. = I Densy's Home
addition. Thlrd ~ y. between
Harrison and Republican. for pub.
liz hafi1inxa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-11


Eur an amateur ana scent profess
sianai production =Mamariie 'Awk-
Hs given Last night At the Grand
hX the Prank EHaB opera cong auy
aaH one 10 the best musical At
fsmufs seen in Seattle The musical
eeusaY h. BY Rlehart carrie. ana
thsfg are many catchy solos. Ducts
quartet and chorus btga % the
uHisiiiuE variety.
"a ailu the performance dif not
move with that sash which r. re
antFud enc Ru&lsHen vas thoroughly
atEgafied and overlooked the several
Hiue bits - delay Witch viii be
fauaesiiei tonight
TIE principals acquitted them
selves admirably aud the thofuss.
aeHe sell ariiied and entered into
ths musical run with special
amaunf 20 knYvtY asen In profess
alamal companies TIE costumes Of
TIE eharusrs wrfe ehHnkrd quite fre-
4uantiF aut gave much color
Auioag tbs principals. Mia
Pas %. a. Dolly Hav alma. Was most
.ean spienous b. her lively dauciaE
and EenaFui professional appear
aHea. while art haFinx q particn
iaFif strong voice. her stage huat
unaa sma splendid
gloaeiy following Miss Payne IA
approval wAa Gilbert narrY. whu
after u YEARS again put on the
grease nafat" aud In his character
1t tipaY Noah snufflea certainly
|maha a distinct hit Professional.
ism ainck out all thToanh bis clever
Aufk
George King. tenor. was most Il
.fectivu Ia hts part. and nnr of ths
Hnnk hlta u fhr evening VAS hia
duet wigh Grace nafruNn The lat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-11
ATEL CLERK
HAS SKIPPED
..ruiy LEAVES cry AND
US Aau LIKEWISE MISS
lN0.

A. az ell day elerh at tta
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49, aasd 10 ahow up sHnd7s
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.nas il iha eltY failed ta He
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Nevma ana IS s NlchoilHs
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t,il saturday moru'nb aus IN
80 e1ra tbsn saad a. Russell s
49, vRsa they returned 90 the
suft8f uIahf Russell Who
~ es,hsb's aseiaed 20 leave aut
- tha temptation 90 take Tie
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"a maa Fhey replied that
.ewaaiI .uasa i ia hia care until
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~. ronlus and the aafo was uu
800 ID was lsaIued thar TIE
s.y vas aeae. also Ruasch
K9,si came from New York
- ave anuths aso and was 0n
- Is San Ffanelaeo when the
s..ssrrte necHrred fiia mother
- trsa iu the earthquake and
- hther and hFather committed
800 auaas the disaster He
= highiy recommended o. buat
- noele n The east and Nsa an
s..xmliy tine hatel clerk Ills
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s~aris tha eassta and be was
rqatet Implicitly
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h. tlihhiada sWure CUT a var
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-11
Visitors 10 Seattle,
Attention

The finest ard most enjoyable tr'p
% be found a. visit q uueie SAM
navy yard az nfrrneftun. You can
see the mammoth hattisshipH WiH-
eansiu aud Oregon the training ship
philadatphia. torpedo boats and de-
afruYefa You will never resfet the
yIsit Iiuatn leave Pier Z a. 10 and
II 10 d e. and - ard Z 80 O. "a.
weed days. with an extra boat az
50 .. n4 sunday. Round tfip zoe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-11
The THEATERS



When che Star advertised three
separate gyuuAstie turns for thla
week ueoplo mas have thought that
there vouid b. a l8lie tuo much of
that sort OF thns an the biil Not
a hIt of d. Vaudeville nhuuua can.
not see too much af the aurl of
gymnastics holna handed uut thla
week. bt fhc star Ali three turna
are firstClaHH
Tho ucta referred ca are those Of
the Lsffcil Trio. bounding net art.
iata. the Thfeu poirpra. Rnman
fIus performers. and tnfa and lor.
ella. Ia somorsaultins There "a a
ai#fef team uub a bothcr team of
HiuHaf4 aud cafasdy workers. the
aaf7acopo has good pictures. aud
Edale Rocayha song II aa good as
ever