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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-18
CLIPPINGS AND GOATS.
Mr.. Andrea Lang on Too Things
That He Can Well Spare.
=. - Illnstrated Ilondon ~.

From The Illustrated London News
Are other scribblers vexed by endless appeals
for dollars from The AG1os sv he is clip
ping" but DO not covet extracts OF CIltcIsl l
nom 'sThe Lynn Item" The Bangor Co!ni, -
cial" The Memphis comm Ii IA III. F,,eaio
IS11uirer' The Toledo Bee" The Omaha cor
arv other Bee" or The New BerlinopollsNlHS
ITssD" The opinions OF these Bees, Items anu
49, snsets fowls Palladia C'The New Haven
PaIladiunn'), and so forth on my unassuihins
works are things totally indinerent 10 me. 40
he sure The Troy Press The Troy RECORD
80 ss-rba Troy Tines may have valuable light
- throw on the HOmeric Problem. but "Ihe
Nvcenss Press The Record and The Times
-11,Sr A fairness, also be heard. and they are
80 IN the list OF 1.-THE Authors Clipping Blu
-eau' % are not among the two hundred papers
listed above ,- -,.,-,-- 4.
,rt,csDated Few deaths result in the printing
~ more than a hundred obituaries. and $40
would be the usra! cost OF memorial aioui
HT111a. a standard r. this OF family honor
snealing as "the corp and Tor the britherr OF
de CORD" and other kinstolk OK the CORP:
nav saw that no obituaries are IN demand. The
.a-1flv as a rule. know great deal more about
The corr than the authors OF tne ~oDituarles.
and 20 them extraaeous ~ tsss OF
x-,~-Soa II seems that bereavement derrves q
ssnxibls consolation nom the perusal OF a nun.
dred obituaries OF the Gear one oeparteor a.
600 Rapids Herald" The Tacoma Ledger,
aIT5a seattle Post-Inteiiinger hno The san
Francisco salpinH AZ pS a. no, 80 si'a go, oS
.,sst anv newspapers say aoout the;n IN life OF
/ 6.afh on an old wan or an ~ s.o~sg IN an GU
town I have read the insel s.,11-,s h1y say
zFrbs. saw theyP Let them De saying
RE goal Is the last domesuo animal which
! endears itself as a pet IN Urban society Juds-
Ing by Theoer1tus ana ,i,,,a bsrdsnlsn sssr e -
/ -. 49,, as fond OF his goats q Dr. Johnson
va. az h.s cat Hodge ieY'''s VINO gave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-18
METZ OUT FOR IL" LOOP
S,y0 r. r. IT. You'd Not Use Sub
sUag Connection.

Controller Metz has come out smphateany in
.arV. - - bridge with the Brooklyn Bridge
~. a.. his reasons yesterday morning when he
said!
not question % H9s1s ar ~ g yss eeu5ss
tot ts s months 70 obtain consents from the
t-Ae sls ovyners along the line % the pro-
abutLlhs proPeIi N{,oD or course. we will nave 10
tss bis Word FOR that but IN my ni , the pTinSi
pa question ls - a. as proposed BY Mr. Rice that
subway y, ~ 40 n we cannot get any company 10
Ss RI, sav Rroahivn RAPID L,ansit Company win not
cpange its e4llpLee.t 10 which we must look for
t "a v &c smblV cannot get company which win
spsIa,ss ts,s ss1 40 IL the subway - euas tAs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-18
EXAMINATION OF MIDsHIPmgN.

WashInz Ca, Sept. 1.-THE Navy Department has
decided 10 change the date OF the examine ton OF
the rnidshipmen graduates OF the Naval Academy
class OF 'O6 from November l 20 November L.
This change is made on the recommendation Of
Rear Admiral Evans. who states that there are
number OF these midshipmen on duty on ships OF
the Atlantic feet watch and division officers
and II would be OF great benefit 20 make the date as
late as possible so as TO allow them TO bring up
,t,atr respective commands 20 high a state Of
eesc,encv as possible before they detached from
dt~ Cor examination for promotion 20 the grade Of
'sn Instructions have been sent 70 the Pacific
- siafio stations 20 hold ther examinations on
Nnvsmbsr Is the idea being 10 have .inultaneous
date for them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-18

citv will have a white elephant on tts hands that
cost sc 900 600 and will be absolutely useless That
Is the reason, in my opinion. why the elevated
loon plan will be the quickest and cheapest method
OF relief q. ~. l., F1,
n enter into a plan with the CITY and run It's cars
on the elevated The elevated loop can be placed
In Immediate operation, but IL VIII probably take
five or SIX years 20 induce some company 70 operate
the subway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-18
11HE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

Il York bv the Gruca God Free and Int-r -nicnr-
To Hannah Adelaide T. Enrich Florence Irene = smith,
ThoTnas TimDson. Marion r. Gray Kathleen = Gray.
Ravnoud p Mculton. ". MOg1tOn. Philip 3. Aow.
OF Letitia Striker deceased send sreetins; Waereas
Jennie N Low OF City OF New YORK.. has lately
piled 70 ts surr0gaes % County ot New Yor
T., writing relating % ootH
"a ara personal property duly proved last Wi
and sstanenr u Lstita NJ Striker late Of ire County
@ work deceased. Therefore and eac1 OF
are ted 10 appear the Surrogate % County %
New York I. hts oace. IN the county or New YORK on
TIE 18h day OF thousand nine hunrst ana
az AZ haf pas- O'Clock The forenoon Or mat day.
ten and there 20 probate o. ne sad last VII
And such or you as are hereby cte -
urIar Of wears. required q
arpear nv y0u- guardian n have z have
aDpear FOR % be appointed. N
az neglect failure % do gua-dia1
appointed by the surroate % represent ana aoe
fo- YOU TIE proceeding
n te-tinloay whereof caused the seal %
surrosate's Court % the said County u New
TSeaII York Be hezeunto Affixed Witness Hon.
7 FT-1GEPALD. q Surrogats OF
said County % York Csuu-y. 20th DAY %
August IN the year % Lord thousand nlns
drsd and SIX DANIEL J. COWDSEy
Clerk % me Su-ro<zts's Court.
HARRIS CORwIN. GUNNISON 4 MEYERS. A,,orneye
for Pettsnsr. No $50 Nassau street New York city,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-18
Surr0gate's Notices.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
- Frank 7. FitzzeFald Surrogate % The County -
New York dated June 18TH 1906 notice Is nsreoy gwen
having claims against titn Parker 5riu~
Of or New York. deceased
te same with thereof subsosrs ts,in
business. No. 40 " al tha
t4tV OF New York bek0rs the JacunrS
next
ASTHUR II. MAsrEN. Willard PARKER 5CrLHN,
.aAsTEN 4 NICHOLS. Attorneys Executors % wan
Street, New York City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-18

York BY the grace of God free and indspendsnr,
T. Tyler. Henry s. Tyler Theodore v Tyler. Edward
Butler Tyler Marshall H. Tyler. susan BOwden Lillian
Wheeler sadie Daisey Carr. May Johnson. Cara
Fountain. Elizabeth Clark and Emma Uugricn. ths heirs
kin OF samuel J. Tyler late o. the County
OF New York deceased send sresSing; Whereas Carrs
Elizabeth Tyler. OF City OF New York has latey
applied TO Surrosate's or o. New
York have instrument IN writing relating %
personal property duly proved the la-t
win and testament or samuel J. Tyler OF the Coln
" deceased therefore and each o. you
appear before ths Sur7Es Of County %
York, = his once IN the County OF New York On
October. thousand nine hundred and
SIX al half past O'Clock in the forenoon % that
dav ana ATTEND the probate % the said
LAST viii And such % you hereby
cited under the OF twenty-one re-
gured 70 appear by your guardian. % have one
have none 20 appear and apply Tor enc % %
appointed OF neglect or failure 20
DO So a will be appointed by the Surrogate 20
REPRESENT IN the procseclng
testimony whereof. have caused the seal Or ne
OF the said OF New York % %
hersunto a1iNed- Witness. Hon Aoner c
IL. ST Surrogate OF said cou1ry %
New YORK. at said County. the srh cay g
August IN ysaI Lord thousand me hun
cred and six DA NlE-Ls = DIssL --SSSSS-..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-18
Citations.


TTHL EDWARD.-THE PEOPLE OF TIN
state OF New York By the grace % God css Aad n
Dependent % Anna WOertshoNer. Matthias
Etsdenstss Adolf schak Emily Won Arnin Hermaua A.
Uni Oswald W Ch. Annabel tbs hers anA
next Of ain Of Edward Chl deceased send greestnnl
whereas. Lewis Cas- Ledyard and Anna Wosrishorse
the City OF New York. have lately APPLIED 20 ne
5urrOgate's Court OF County New York 70 save
q certain Instrument IN writing. dated 1909.
relating 70 both rsa and personal property duly proved
as the last VIII and testament al
ths County OF New York deceased Thsrsfors you and
eacn or you cited 70 before ths
OF our County OF New York. his ONCE County
OF New York the 1Orh day OF October one tousano
nine hundred and six. az haf-past ten O'Clock ne
forenoon Or that day then and there TO attend The
PROBATE OF the said last will and Aad Koh
or you ars hereby cited. under ar, a
tenty-one years are required 70 appear 5y
dian. II have Il have none. % appear
and apply for to appointed. event os
your neglect failure do guardian VIII Be NJ.
pointed By the Surrogate 70 act *
the proceeding
IN testimony whereof We have caused the OF ne
surrogates Court OF the said County %
u 81 York 70 be hereunto affixed. Wirnsss. Hon.
Frank 7. Fitzgerald. Surrogate % ths SAD
County % New York said county,
OF August. IN the year Lord thousand ntns
hundred and six DANIEL J. DOWDSEY.
Clerk q, the surrosates Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-18

A pvERTIsEMENTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS tor TIE
"a Tribune received their uptowB Once, Ma, 1854
Broadway between Ssth and a5th sta, until ooIeah
N Advertisements received az tns following branch
Offices regular 01ce rates until o'clock y via
25s SIN ave. . asa a. l5S sth l3ta
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Lnrp Schools.
Teachers.

SsPANIsH carefully taught Lessons private Or class a
- pupils my Residence PROFESSOR FFsI--fNA' II
w eash 81
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IN PURsUANCE OF as oRpER OF HOS

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON,
= Abner c Thomas 9 surrossts o. the County Of Ns~
hereby given 70 al persons slAs
against John A Mccall ate q hs County q Sew YaSk
the with vouchers Ne
SUBSCRIBED a place Of transactlrs business Il
Wall the City or New York. On osfofo -
2Ith day Of SegteabeT next.
DatSd New York. the 18th day March.
MARY 4 MCCALL. ExecgtFix under VIII -
Testament OF John A. MCCALL -scsased
HARRY u. BOrIOSE. Al Wal s--sse corouSn of Ma
hatfa Nel Aork Etty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-18

A ELEGANTLY FURNISHED APARTMENT private
~ bath daily. Including meals two. - weekly
ora. SI5.s VAN RENSSELAER, II Esst lltn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-18
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Il frank T FTtExerzlG. Surrogate % TIE cosagy =
Nav YorE notice - -ersoy gwen % al persons having
a. EA1arc late OF East Or4nxs.
Sew Jersey a 20 presen, tas sane. Win yorcasrs
- ,sce ~ Georss J. Gresnnsd, 81 y
Sas CIV OK New osrcrs ths ista DAY az oese
's psssa New York. ths i4th GAY q April 700.
CHARLES HAZARD. Exscucux
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IT IS

~ a.. trteution OF the undersigned sole lSw
ana next Of I'm % Joshua Pratt ate % no AZ
ChenanEo County. de~eaz-4
insraton the soods ehattsls and ersdits % the
1aCea8c1 zfglu a bond
o. th8 claims Of ths ersdteoro
whica nay presented against such estate and 81
notified their Claims
49, esT.fs Of Joshua Pratt Hon Aiosrt y Giadtnk
a-rosat- q ire County % Chsnauso SuErasae9o
ofsce In ths village % Norvicn GhslA1. soany. " n.
s4s sch Application vii os made foE scc Iselsrs -
M
August - lser
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-18

After long years. through which readers WHO
csTst for his works could get az them only IN
odd volumes. NJ. Swinburne is now easily &C
osssibs as the saying goes. in convenient form.
MsssTs Harper & Bros. published collected
EDITION Of ms poems IN five volumes 2 year o.
more ago ana recently they have issued another
tEs containing his tragedies. For those who do
~ lee that they need the ten uniform vol
1ss the same publishers have Just brought out.
1isr the tide Of Selected Lyrical Poems"
slsciion embracing his first book. ''L.aus
'ssris." and many other OF the shorter pieces
A1 Of the very hes. work that swinburne has
sseone falls within the natural limits OF this
a-srion which We are sure win be received
m keen appreciation in many quarters.
Ias's Are some shrewd observations In little
esey es-ed ''Heresies on Style" which we find
= ne Academy" The writer IS IN full agree
M Win what we have often maintained in
e-uIns, that "a good deal OF nonsense
oeen talked about style. as II It were an &C
slzanent worth pursuing Cor its own sake.
2pable OF giving a title deed 20 immortal
ne continues II this sagacious vein:
fIiA Il that II is not through their style that
1s sryliE-s i've though some Of them have
80 themselves and expe-ted that they would
~. -.el1err VIGOROUSLY was such q one: possibly
s.-,sssa s anotheg. The -Frenchnan, a. any rate,
er-e-efy that The inevitable word Is the har-
lsH 49, 80 -"hlen is no-seLse-and re spehss
~ - ~ sKactly htted INTO his mosaic. he DIFF
~ 49, AZ. Henry James IN that re publsneo
h~ss- -selsllelrs with words. but only their maj
&c. last result Is certainly nawiess piece
tls 1---lL1nlp. The secret 81 It's triumph how
h4.irSe ls5cy, = a. al. ~ the perfection OF hls
lie When he was LETT alone with lbs tech
&C., failed Is IN ''SalAmmbo." where he
~ s s5, as pa 'daeaTne Bovaryr. ano L Aecpea-
Ie1 words But for bis minute observation. and
kg--.A.suc vision OF The futiltty Ot human striv-
ke 81 i9T IS Style that e @ ssy but f0i
u, 'altatsd By Mr.. owen seaman Ar Sea
~ l.. sssiss as Tie yim taxes him eraoI!y lks
49, hat, y the whim took him, he could
Asoss-S;.aasT '.iehaE6 Feyerei- OE sHosheE .,Jue:
~ Ne style hat 4 the mad.
ssrs only the other Gay that we were
,ahg The first few volumes IN the boauti'
esLehose reprint OF ''TIaAluytus Post
A., q PurchEs BIS Plgnmss~ but already
aeEuians-the American publishers-hsv'
Thirteen OF the twenty volumes IN which
e 70 be oompleted. We pick up the las
a., BOOKS II the handful before "a. and. look
s,"egh II a. random. we md this souvenir
Ass'oc o. political confusion In early seven
CENTURY Russia:
49, was Russia a Monster 90 many heads
HssssS =. s -. fallen into many pieces one MAJ
~ NE Wife OF that double DemetItus. go
- - s'hsp Of Rule: the soatherns parts ehos
tie North sbo9asf on ofher Princes: ant
Co. f-.-sl neither the Fig-trees sweetness nc
u - pace in their ineonstanose, TIE Bran
We Ire Which ceTclrec the Secafs Q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-18

Fan Term begins SEPT. "a.
Evening Glasses, SEPT. 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-18
Instruction.
For Young Ladies-Cfty


sol West ssth st. Cor Wese Ind Ave-
formerly II W s5th and 253 W ssth stsl
25th year begins Oct ist. Individual Instruction
Prepares sor all colleges Separate Department for sA
boys Ktndsrgarrer. Year Book application
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-18

The next volume IN the Putnam Historic
! Rivers" series viii be study Of The Ohio
! River" by Archer Butler Hubert
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-18
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEv

OF August the year OF our Lord one thousand ain
hundred and six DANIEL J. DOWDSEY.
Clerk surroxats's courS
The bee., 1906-12-13
Ladies Shoes

Broken and job lots of only pair
or two of kind. We are especially
anxious to sell these and therefore
offer them at 20 percent cut. If you
are looking for bargain ask to see
these Shoes. They are good,
A few pairs Of old ladies' felt balls.
with warm felt lining at special
price of Soc per pair. Only few
pairs of these left.
One mixed lot of calf Shoes for la
dies. Tip and plain toe, sold last
year at f.5O before the advance in
leather. We are selling these for i.2S
and they are not older than some you
buy every day for new shoes. They
are direct from THE FACTORY to us
and are solid, reliable, honest goods
at price hard to equal. Sizes from
5 to8.
Children's Shoes at all prices and
in all kinds, from the tiny moccasin,
soft sole, backs, etc., through to
heavy sole kid and calf goods. We
are offering these at 10 percent dis
count.
The bee., 1906-12-13
A Few Bargains in
Dry Goods.

Large size Counterpanes, regular
price 100, special price. .8o
Cut corner Counterpanes, regular
price 200, special price -. i.79
Other Counterpanes from 200
to-. ). 30
yard lace Curtains, per pair so
Other lace Curtains, 100 to. ZOO
Full line of mems, ladies' and chill
dren's Gloves and Mittens, from hea-
Wy work Gloves to silk lined kids.
We are making afoper a cent cut on
the entire line
Fancy handled Umbrellas, regular
price rs cents, special price 40
A nice line of pearl and gold ham
died Umbrellas from 200 to 1900
These will make very nice Christmas
presentsr We are cutting them 10
per cent.
Good apron Gingham, per yd .05
Solid and fancy Flannelettes, per
yard. ........... $50. 90
Standard Percale, per yard. :. 90
A few pieces of Henly Serge. AS
Stephens Crash from 7c to. :. .t24
Fancy Kmona Cloth, 1Oc to-. rs
The bee., 1906-12-13
Shoe Department

Ladies' shoes in button, lace and blu
cher styles. Patent vici. Regular
price 400, sale price. $40
Ladies' vici kid and patent colt, lace,
button and blucher Shoes in all the
new shapes. Regular price $50,
special price. ....,......... 2.oo
Ladies' lace and blucher, kid and mat
top Shoes in new shapes. Regular
price $50, special price. -. 100
Be sure and call for our regular 200
Shoe. This Shoe is worth $50.
We are making 10 percent cut OH
this line of Ladies' Shoes.
The bee., 1906-12-13
Ladies Underwear.

Fleeced Vests 2sc quality IS III
Fleeced Pants, 25cquality. al
Extra quality fleeced Vests, soc quail
lty,for. .,........... AZ
Extra quality fleeced pants, SOC quail
ity, for. AZ
Wool Vests, 81 quality ..... .SS
Wool Pants, 81 quality. .S8
Union Suits, SOC quality AZ
Union Suits, 81 quality. .SS
Knit Shirts, SOC quality ...... AZ
Knit Shirts, 81 quality .... .S8
The bee., 1906-12-13
Mems S Hose.
Mems S Underwear.

One lot heavy fleeced Underwear. per
garment. .......... ......$ .3S
Extra heavy fleeced underwear, soc
quality, per garment ...... .43
All wool Underwear, si.o0 quality,
per garment. $50. ...... ,S9
Wright's Health Underwear, 81 quail
ity, per garment. -. 80. .S7
Derby ribped Underwear, si.oo quail
ity, per garment t.... .S7
Derby ribbed Underwear, 81. 90 quail
ity, per garment ...... 100
Extra quality Wright's Health Under
wear, 81 quality, per gam't 1.7o
The bee., 1906-12-13
Mems Shoes

Toney Shoes for men, vici, calf and
patents. Choice of feathers and
shapes. Regular price 500, spe-
cial price ............-. $40
The bee., 1906-12-13
Carpets.

A complete line of Rugs from 90
cents to 81 30. They are worth the
money.
7-foot Window Shades ...... .23
What we have left of ladies Cloaks
and Skirts we will sell at absolute
cost. Here is your chance to pick up
some extra fine bargains.
On all Caps and Hats we are max
ing cut of 10 per cent.
The bee., 1906-12-13
RAILROAD FARES REFuNDED-

Uponp uh ahomhe ayouh 1rddn mDn
eurr adhre faado agansn
The bee., 1906-12-13

Mems Shoes in box calf, velour calf
and gun metal calf. Regular price
$50, special price .'....... 2.oo
Top Notch mems Shoes in fancy new
shapes, vici kid, calf and patent colt.
These are fine bargains. Regular
price 3. so, special price. 2.o9
A large line of mems heavy Shoes for
every day and Sunday wear. These
are as good as some 800 Shoes.
Regular price $50, special. 100
Florsheim Shoes for ''the man who
cares" Best 500 Shoe in the
world. We are making cut of 10
percent on this line. Don't fail to
take advantage.
The bee., 1906-12-13
Druggetts.

Smiths Administer, SIS value s2i.sc
Granite Druggetts. ......... 400
The bee., 1906-12-13
Men S Furnishings.

Mems heavy jersey Shirts, so cent
quality, for. .............S AZ
Mems heavy jersey Shirts, $i.oo
quality, for. ....... -. .So
Mems heavy jersey Shirts, s1.5o quail
ity, for -. ............. 1.36
Mems heavy jersey Shirts, 81. SO quail
ity, for ........ 1893
Bib Overalls, with double knee and
seat, 81 quality ..-... 70
The bee., 1906-12-13
Boys Overcoats

We have full line of boys odd
Pants that will sure please you in
price and quality. Ask to see them.
The bee., 1906-12-13

Young mems Suits and Overcoats
ranging in size from i6 to 20 and in
price from IS to Sf2. so. On these
we are making 20 percent cut. They
are all good up TO date garments.
The bee., 1906-12-13

Don't fail to visit our Handker-
chief counter. We are going to spring
q surprise on you there. You sure
will find some nice bargains.
The bee., 1906-12-13

Another very attractive proposition
viii be our Ribbon counter. Space
does not allow us to make mention Of
the values to be found there, but you
will And them without q doubt.
The bee., 1906-12-13

Mems Cravenettes and Raincoats.
These are good stylish coats ranging
in price from $3.50 to $50. We
are giving one-fourtf off on the whole
line. Don't fail to pick up one of
these extra fine bargains.
The bee., 1906-12-13

t0c Shirting for. ........... .0o
Solid and fancy Outing cloth, i0c
value. .O8
56-inch Broadcloth, all colors AZ
54-inch fancy wool Suiting, 81 val
lie, for. ..... ...... 90
Dress goods in all colors and quail
ties from ioc per yard to-. LIS
1914 brown Sheeting. ....... ri
io-ounce Cotton Bats. .... 10
Amoskeag apron Gingham -. .oo
Special prices on staple and fancy
Silks.
The bee., 1906-12-13

This will be ordinary sale, but will be probably the
greatest opportunity offered the people of these
all goods and at prices quoted GREAT BARI
returning railroad fares from quite number Of the
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-21

Publish your wants in the advertising
columns of The Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-21
BEFORE THE PEOPLES BAR
Lillian Russell and Other Lights of Stage
on the Program.
MELoORAMA CALLS UP FOND PLAYS
Social Amenities of Select Set Rudely
Jared and the DenOument IL
Effected Before Squire
Crawford.

A thrilling little melo-drama was enacted
Friday morning before the peoples bar.
The action of the piece reminded the Older
and Jim Fulton in why did he; or who
spilled syrup in Uncle F'uller's slippers?"
John Johnson, Lillian Russell and Mr..
and Mrs. John Hopkins, all colored. played
the leading roles in the sketch, with City
Prosecutor Lee selling tickets for the after
concert. Johnson was arrested by Detec-
tives Ferris and Dunn on a charge of dis
turbing the peace by threatening to kill,
but when arraigned in police court was
tried on the charge of merely disturbing
the peace. The prisoner pleaded guilty to
the charge and then listened attentively to
the evidence offered against him by Miss
Russell and the Hopkins family. All the
parties reside at 1923 Howard street.
The social calendar of 1923 Howard street
showed that johnson and Miss Russell were
on each others calling lists and that they
had on numerous occasions eaten Ice cream
from the same spoon. Johnson said he had
stood up in street car many times for
Miss RUSSELL while the woman averred she
sent the man an Easter offering. Thursday
evening the twain could not endorse the
same platform. Each claimed in police
court the other took the wardrobes of both
and vamoOscd for the tall brush Miss
Russell testified Johnson called at her
boudoir and caused her summary eject
ment before she had even completed her
evening toilet. She said she 'hastencd be-