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he prepared home for the family on

he prepared a home for the family on
the coast.
After becoming settled in California.
Rogers wrote TO his wife, sending her
money with which to come to Calffor-
MIA. On one pretext or another she
delayed her trip 10 the coast. The
husband finally became suspicious and
asked his mother-in-law to come to
California, which she did
What Mrs. Skinner told Rogers is
not known, but he at once demanded
that his wife come 10 him. She did
so. A short time after her arrival she
began receiving love letters from Ted
aske, one OF which, when aiken una
wares, she hid in her stocking, which
she placed in the bureau drawer OF
their bedroom. Rogers found this let
ter. He accused his wife Of faithless-
ness, but he denied the charge. Then
she told her husband that her love
for him had cooled and insisted on
returning to Colorado. Mrs. Rogers
arrived here November II and was met
at the depot by Tedaske, who took her
to Chandler.
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FOR SALEI
VALIIARLE REAL Estate.

The undersigned offers the following
real estate for sale. A desirable build
ing site on Loocherman street, Dover,
Del. 15 feet inches, fronting on
Loockerman street. running back 80
feet to Minor street, 81 feet on Minor
street. containing about 1900 square
feet. will sell the ertire plot or smal
building lots TO suit the purchaser.
Also one building lol on Bradford 81.
81 feet front, running back 100 rect 10
a l2-foot alley. The lot is large enough
for a good size double dwelling.
Also lots on Division street. each a
feet front. back 100 feet to an alley on
KirlSwood street.
Also lot No. Sc. on Rehoboth Ave. az
Rehoboth. 50 feet front by $50 feet
deep. 20 a back street
Also a farm in Milford hundred, Kent
county, Delaware, ia miles from
Houston station, on tne country road
from Milford to Pennington, miles
from each and 4 miles to Harrington,
kncwn as the Clement Rust Home
stead. containing about l60 acres. no
In cultivation, 50 aches IN timber an
high rolling land with natural drain
age to Beaver Dam Branch, a clear
stream Of running water. which
bounds It on the north along this
stream: the black muck and decayed
vegetable matter is from three 10 SIX
feet deep, which composted with lime
makes fine fertilizer, = fine opportunity
for a cranberry bog along this rtream
at small cost. 1000 fruit trees now in
bearing. Apples. Peaches. Pears,
Piums. Cherries. Ounces, Japan Wal
nuts and Ridgley Chestnuts The Inn
provements are a twO-story frame
dwelling, II story attached. rooms in
all. with shed in rear and cellar The
outbundings consist OF a carriage and
wagon house. corn crib with tight fiocr
above. with grain bins all under one
roof; also a stable for six horses with
feed room and ample loft room above.
This Is a fine fruit, grain and truck
| farm. Address or call on
WIN. r. CAHoON,
t19 Loookerman ST., Dover, Del.
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Pennsylvania Railroad.
Philadelphia, ealsImors and Washing.
ton Dlvisicn.

Schedule in effect November 20, 1850
Trains leave WILMINGTON as follows.
For Chester and Philadelphia. 1i3. AIS,
$50, 6aO. l1,lO. iN. Ii2, $50, 1901. $50
BOO $3.50. 1903. 1920. 1860. Ills, l132, 1l.a5
a. m, il24o l30. l2s5. 25s 1880. 4a5. sos.
$780, 60l, $780, Gao. az. 9.i8 1000 and iii0O
?, m. weekdays. 1.4s ilb, no. S.ie. 1900.
eS9, lOOl, Has a. M. ll2l5, l5I. 400. 2.6S.
500 500. $50, COZ. G55. l1.gS 9.ld 1000 and
lli0 D. m sundays
For Philadelphia only. 339. a35. 1925 a.
M, l2.2o, 500 5.22. 6.iS III and 500 p. M
Week-days. a3e a. m, o.2l, t.lS, an and 500
y. n. Sundays.
For New York Through expross). li3.
s.ss, JOS. il.io a. m., fti229. ffiG. f3i0
~, t,h2a, -Hll, i9.23 y. IN. weekdays. t43
S9, l.45 a. m, si3l 2lS. 5.22. fs623. f7.1l
dnd t9.i p. m. Sundays.
For Boston without change 1900 a. M.
ana 500 p. IN. weekdays. 500 p. m. Sum
Baltimore and Washington. 1903 AZ. 7l5.
hu-. al0. ll0.6l. ii.l0 ana fli.iS a. M. fl2.35,
-liL f1.i9 eos. $780, $3.50, be5 6O3. 90 g6.
roo. f.Asl, f'Sl5, 1901 p. m. and 1915
night woek-days. 1903, az, 7l5. SOa lii.1O.
llh q. M. fl235. fi4q. 2O5. $50. $50. b.ad.
g.O3. '6e0 f.1M. isis. fi9.Ol D.. M, ana
ll2lS night SUNDAYS
Baltimore ana intermediate stations. g.5s
a. M, r. 49, f3i. 55S D. m. weekdays. 96.
a. m. and lobS p. m. Sundays.
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|-CLASSIFIED ADS
WANTS, FOR SALE, FOR RENT. REAL ESTATE. ETC
ETC
REGISTERS ORDER.
REGISTERS ORDER.

REGIsrEHs ORDER.
Office OF Register OF Wills.
New Castle Co. Del. Nov. "a 1906.
Upon the application cf Henry A. du-
Pont and Henry +. DUPONT, Executors OF
Alice Mullen. late Of Christ,ana hum
is ordered and directed by the
Register of Wills that the Executors
aforesaid give notice OF grantiEg OF Let
ters Testamentary upon the estate Of
the deceased. with the dat. OF
granting thereof. by causing ADVERTISE
nents 70 be posted within forty DAYS from
the date OF such Letters in six OF the
most public places Of the county Of New
Castle, requiring all persons having de-
mands against the estate to present tho
same, or abide by an act of Assembly IN
such case made and provided. and also
cause the same TO be inserted within the
same period I'm 1.-The Evening Journal a
newspaper published in wilmington. Del,
ana e. be continued therein three weeks
's'S'r' Given under the hand and seal
-tt- OF offce OF the Register OF WINS
aforc-aie. at Wilmington. IN New
(SEAI1 Castle county aforesaid. the day
and year above written.
FREDERICK E. BACH.
Iar Register OF Wills.
Notice Ia hereby given that Letters
Iestamentary weEe In due form or law
granted unto the undersigned on tho
Fourteenth day OF November A. d., l90o
and that all persons having claims against
the estate Of the deceased must present
the same, duly attested, to the said cNN
ecutors on or before the Fourteenth day
OF November. 1907, OF abide the Act q
Assembly In such case made and provided.
HENRY a. DUPONT.
HENRY r. DUPONT,
Executors.
Address. Marvel and Marvel. Esqs. At
torneys-at-Law. Wilmington Delaware.
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DELAWARr Division

For New Castle e55. s.ss a. M. sos. a4s
and 6.i2 p. m. weekdays 1853 a. in. and
$50 D. ul. Sundays
For Lewcs and Rchnb1th 500 n rl. and
3A .. m. weekdays. 119 a. m. and f3l
p. M. Sundayf
For Dover Harrington aud Dclmar. s ss.
loE O. m, fff. 6h2 p. n- and 1900 nirhi
week-days' 1.a3 a. m.. f.10 y. M, and i2of
night Sundays.
For Harrington nnd way stations, SIS
a. 10. and 3u5 %. nj. weekdays
Express for Cape Charles. Old Point
Comfort ana Norfolk. 1912 a. m week
days and 1900 night daily
FOR ATLANTIC CITY and CAPE MAY.
Connecting Via West Philadelphia. cr
Broad Street. 500 a. m.. 122n PISS and IS
,. m. week days SIP a. mu 1915 ana Gis
p. in Sundays.
tDining Car Accommodation Trains.
The Wilmington Transfer Company will
call for and check baggage from hotels
and residences.
For further Information, apply io ]. II.
McWilliams. city Ticket Agent 5l3 Mar
ket Street. or ~ the srntion Tclephono.
CITY Ticket office d. and A.. s2-l0, or
Delmarvia 1911
w. w. ATTERBURY. u r. WOOD,
General Manager pass'r Traffic Mer.
GEO w BOYD.
General Passenger Agent.
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CHANGERS SHOW INCREASE
Gain Of % Per Cent. in Past Year Re-
ported by Secretary.
Special 10 INC Evening Journal

DOVER, Dec. 4.-The Delaware State
Grange, Patrons Of Husbandry, will
meet i'm Smyrna on Tuesday. Wednes-
day and Thursday Of next week to hear
the annual reports and elect officers.
Secretary Wesley webb has compiled
a list of the several oranges. With their
membership for the year, showing an
increase Of 2s4 over last year. or %
per cent
The membership reported at last
years meeting was 1925, while the
membership since the last meeting is
1912. The state Grange Is composed
of the worthy master and two dell
egates from each subordinate grange.
This years program win be unus-
ually interesting The Assistant Sec
retary Of the Agricultural Department
at Washington win be present
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does some especially good work. Miss
Davis is ably supported by Elliott Dexter,
as Maurice Beauford Earl Of Roxbury,apd
a competent company including Adelaide
French. Vista stanton, Edna conroy MIL
dred Galloway. Charles Darach. Rosseau
Emanuel. George Flood, William Hazel
brook. Tho company was booked for three
nights with Wednesday matinee but ow-
ing to the fact that It Is billed TO appear
IN Louisville. Ky. on Thursday night its
engagement here viii clase tonight
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'E LETTER IN STOCKING
and Found 1t There and Had His
life and the Writer arrested.

ORENCE, Col, Dec. 4.--A burn
owe letter found concealed in her
ing by her husband has led to
arrest OF Mrs. Margaret Rogers
James Tedaske, who holds a re-
sible position with the Victor Fuel
)any at Chandler. Tedaske is
yed with kidnapping, and both are
yed with infidelity. Milo Rogers,
an Francisco. is the complaining
ess.
e arrest OF Mrs. Rogers and Ted
caused a sensation in Florence.
hate ou, 1 hate oul" cried Mrs.
rs in the city Jail when her hus-
called to see her. Il will never
ack TO you and don't want you
bme near me again. I care more
'edaske's little finger than for your
Ie body"
Ter their marriage Mr.. and Mrs.
RS went to live at Rock Springs,
Last June Rogers went to Cali
a with the intention OF locating
usines there. He sent his wife,
mother and his younger brother,
is an invalid, to Florence, while
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AWAITING NEWS
FROM TARDY TOWNS

Clerk Of Council Thomas S. Lewis has
sent out the second invitations TO tile
towns dowRothe state. requesting the au-
thoriues in -them 10 send their v.ews ON
the proposed State convention Of munici-
palitles He expects 70 hear from them
before Thursday OF this week, when
Council again meets. ana VIII mos, likely
fix time and place for the convention.
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PUBLIC SALES.

PUBLIC SALE OF REAL. ESTATE
The undersigned VIII offer az public sale
at the Court House on
THURSDAY. DECEMBER, s,
AT 10 o'clock n. M, the three story nine
roomed dwelling known as No. 20S Pop
lar street and also the three-story six
roomed dwelling known as No. 500 Poplar
street. Both of these properties are In
good neighborhoods and would make de-
sirable homes or good investments. Terms
and Information by
HENRY c. CONRAD, Attorney.
w A. Hulll. Auc. di-st,w
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Baltimore & Ohio R.R.
Schedule IN effect November 25. 1905
trans Leave Delaware Avenue Statior
WlLMINGTON. nEI.

Daily : Daily except Sunday. sunda,
NEW YORK ana the East. s2.ze. 's.2s.
$40, f1,la, sil.ap "a. M. iiN. $50 .5l7.
Royal Limited" e742 oifO0 d. n4
PHILADELPHIA. t2.2e. ,52s $3.50 DO.
cap. i6M 'I.D Qoca0. 1900. rs i5 .sS34 DO
caD, go, fio5s, ilON. His siix-
.. m fi.2s. f3o5 QocaD s8s0. gfa1.
OocnO, 1852 locaD. s517 ''Rovai fimitodf
teN QoceD. 400 s1.0 OocaD. 'l41. ss52
hocaO, lloQ y. m.
CHESTER. 1880 QocaD iG.fO 10 90.
caD, 800 ISIS. fS3i OocaD. $40. NOss
Nocall, fl0.5l Qocan, sll.3 a. M. ff.G
1906 Qocan, $3.50 uocaD 1852 OocaN. f6 20
u9cap, 100 stO5 OoceD. '7.t2 $3.50 QocaD
BALTlMoRE q wAsHrNrGoN. .sss
is.o1 'i0.fs a, M, ti.Of. $50. a47. 1850.
F6N Royal Limited" sa.Oq, ta5f p in,
BALTlMORE and Way stations 200.
sSta q. M. 1915, s6.Q3 D. M
NEWARK, sAd5. 100. fSO5 sS4q QO2.
q m. 40, 'lo0l 1915, 1880 s6o8. 100.
'eOa sii30 D. M.
sINGrRI.y. 100 gS4o. iaos (Hxpress,
a m. fl2t0 i3i6. 1850 (ltVpressl s6.0s.
100. tiip y. m.
LANDENBuRG and Way stations. siOIi
n. m. 1900, N.2a D. nf
PITrsBURG. 'f55 'i0f9 a. M, y4.f7, $50
Ft4i Royal Limited. s05f p M
CHICAGO. si55. slo.lq A. M ESQ d. IN.
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS g. LOUIS.
WILLIE, -f5b a. m. .i.oG. 'e.Oq D. M
Del Ave sta. Delmarvin Tel. 2iAg H.
a A. rcl li22-A. City Ticket Office. sll
Market street ID. & A. Tel i75S-A. Del.
II. A. Miller travelling Passenger Aren't
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chinatown Charlie" one OF A. II.
Woods productions. in which there is
action every minute, was the Offering
lat the Lyceum Theatre yesterday.
The piece is one Of the strongest ever
put on there. There is always some
thing going on, but there is no nasty
story and no blood curdling murders
but there is every other kind or ex-
citement that was ever invented. j.
Hammond Daley does good work as
Chinatown Charley, but Ellen Boyer
who plays Annie Gordon who Is IN love
with him, Is weak IN some Of her
scenes Raymond Capp, as Buck Har-
ris, confidence man, is one Of the best
actors who has been seen here in some
time Louis Hartman as Frank Rear
don. detective; Edith Browning as
Maggie Malloy. Anna Lanyng as Lora
Marsh the pool room queen, all do
good work. Harry Fields, the clever
Hebrew comedian. who also sings a
number Of clever parodies. Is really
the star Of the piece and is one Of the
hest actors ever seen here. Nellie.
Nora. Emma and Deal Stewart, as the
athletic girls. also do clever work.
The same company will appear this
evening and tomorrow afternoon and
evening
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Your Tongue is Coatedl
Watch for Symptomsl

IT oOK in your predetermined
Or inside the I'D Of your watch
IL case, =, j., !. ~, ,..,.., =.
business.
What you been Eaiing7
What we're you drinkng7
What kind Of Lazy Chair did you take
exercise in7
Now don't think It doesn't maiterl
Because it's your Bowels that talk now.
every time you open your Mouth.
That doesn't help your Popularity, nor
your Earning capacity.
Besides, a person with bad Bowels is in
a bad way.
Co and take a Ten Mile Walk, for
Kxercisel
Haven't timer Too Lazy9
Well. there is another Way.
Take Artificial Exercise for your Bowels.
Thafs-cAscARETs.
They rouse the Bowel Muscles, just as
Cold Bath freshens Athletic Muscles.
Waken them up, Strengthen them SO they
Contract and Expand the Bowels and In
tesiines in a healthy, active manner.
That's how these muscles work the
Food along, through your thirty feet Of In
tesiines. to its Finish.
That's how they squeeze Gastric juice
into the food, to Digestit.
That's how they make the millions Of
little Suckers in the Iniestines draw the
Nutrition out o. Food, and transform it
into Blood, Brawn, Brain and Bone.
One tablet taken whenever you suspect
you need Il will insure you against 90 per
cent Of all other ills likely to attack you.
cascarets don't purge, don't weaken
don't irritate, nor upset your stomach. 7se
Ten Cents at all Druggists. Be very
careful to get The genuine, made only BY
the Sterling Remedy Company. and never
sold in bulk Every tablet stamped "Ccc."
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Class Publication.

Glass 1902, Haverford College, has
just issued from the press Of the Bross
Printing Company its annual publica-
tion. W. w. Pusey. %, Is editor-in-
chief Of the book, which is filled with
notes Of interest to members Of the
class.
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BUSHLINE

Freight received Tor an points given
nersenal attention. and forwarded
promptly at lowest rates and BY best
BoeIs leave both Wilmington ana
fniledeiphia at 800 p. ma. daily, sunday
Through rates and bills % lending 10.
GEORGE w RUsH & SONS Co.
iicr y South Wharves. rhiiadeiphln
French Street Wharf. Wilmington.
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FOR THE SOUTH

Atlantic Coast Lime. .-nxpross, 1903 a. M.
ana 1875 n m.. daily.
Southern Railway. Express. Az a. m
6b and 1881 p. m. daily
Seahoard Air Line Railway -icNnrosa
Ali a. m. and $50 p. M. daily
Norfolk and Western Railway For
Memphis and New orleans. G26 d. m.
daily.
ChesapoalSe q Ohio Railway Express.
1881 a. IN. weekdays, fi.ia and ISIS p. m'
daily.
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ELEcrRIcAL coNTRAcroRs.

BUcKAfAsTER BROTHER & co.
Electrical Contractors and Jobbers
Estimates Furnished s21 Market St.
d, & A. PHONE 1854. DELM. 1907.
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The local Musicians Union has elected
officers as follows: President; Leslie
Riggs; vice-president, HA<Vu ~. Smith;
secretary, George Hayes; treasurer.
George N. Elliott
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WANTED-Gentlemen for nicely furn-
ished rooms with board, use Of gas and
phone, Apply No. Sixth ave. near Mary
land ave. s15-tf
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MORTGAGE BROKERS.


MONEY TO LOAN on desirable first
mortgages on city properties in amounts
to suit. HAWKINS & CO, 7l2 Market St
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GOOD accommodations for six or eight
gentlemen. OIL vandever avenue. s2S-tf
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PIANOS.

FOR SALE--Piano (sQuara), carved
legs. ebony case, splendid condition, SIS
cash, or payments; also handsome Wilcox
and White organ. cost Sl85 sell for SIS
cash. TOMKINsON. $40 E. Fourth st.
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BOARDING ANp LopeINe.

WANTED-Gentlemen boarders 81,
West Seventh street.
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PROFESSIONAL

MUSIC TEACHERS
Wilmer c. Highheld. teacher OF music,
a0l n. Harrison St Delmarvia Phone 2926
s12-3m-eod
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A play OF modern rfe. 'The Lion and
the Mouse will be presented at the
Grand Opera House by Henry B. Harris
THE Lion and the Mouse" Is from the
pen Of Charles Klein. and IS a playiiof
financial and political life. The theme Is
the combat between womans Wit and in
Fiipct opposed to the indomltable win ard
undefeated financial power OF modern
money baron. and Il may be said that
the Klein piece is without doubt the
greatest success in modern theatrical an
nails.
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EARMs Foa sALE.
osr. srRAYEp oR sroLEN.
WALL DECORATORS.

PER HANGING from se.50 a room
K Il. ROSIN. 423 w. Second street
guaranteed.
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Nine acts figure In the program az the
Garrick this week. and they are an new
10 the many patrons Of that playhouse
with possibly one exception. The Five
Columbians were here two years ago but
their contribution "a Bit Of Dresden
China. d. is so very good that Garrlck audi
ences are likely to welcome them back
most any time Mr.. Miller and his family
have a very pretty number in this. The
Rialto Comedy QuaTtette scored several
encores at both performances yesterday,
and Max Wittes Four Singing coleens
IN old Irish melodies we've treated in a
like manner. NJ. r.. Nibbe and Marie
Bordouex, in an original sketch portray
ing familiar Italian characters, and Sadi
Alfarabi. an equilibrist, and one Of the
cleverest that Garrlck audiences have
seen in many day. are down on the pro-
gram Amy Ames and Company in a
comedy skit IAN Old Maids Parrot" :"
with a competent cast, furnishes twenty
minutes of Eood entert iintent The Sis
ters Rappo. presenting what Is probably
the best dancing act OF The kind thpt has
YET come from abroad. o1cr feature OF
special interest The Rlapo Sisters are
Cossack dancers. and they appear in char
acteristic Siberian. Rossan. circassian
and Cossack dances. dressed in native cog
tunes Their work is intelligent end de-
Iightfuiiy entertaining. Tho Musical Ma
rine. a spectacular musical and scenic
novelty presented by Phil. Glissando. a
French clown. is ore Of the novelty acts
on this weeks bin. Il shows a b,ttieshiD
in motion and introduces a variety OF
musical features. The hinetograph COM
pletes the show. II is a good biz. well
balanced and offering excellent entertain
ment
Cold weather had q m2tked effect upon
the attendance at tre iacal theatres last
night and tho audiences ~ the piayhouses
were unusually small tor Monday night
At the Opera House Miss Florence Davis
made her FIRST appearance IN this city last
evening presenting The Playc- Maid
comedy in four acts from the pen Of
Louise Mallory. Miss Davis. as Eleanor
Hallem, THE Player Maid" presented
a clever bit Of acting being especially
pleasing in the second set In which she
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WILSON LlNE
PHILADELPHIA PASSENGER AND
FREIGHT LINE.

CITY OF CHESTER.
Leave Wilmington. lth street wharf.
NeeN-aa-s ard Sundays. Tor Chester ara
Philadelphia, az 73o 3. m. and iso D. IA
LEAVE Dlestei une hour lntrr
-e"Ne fhilc daipria. Chestnut sfrrc-
wharf, weekdays and Sundays, AZ loae
a. ni., 4l5 u. n
tAs~ trcster enc aour later.
,,h,a,fca including Saturdays ana Sundays
1uhducipnia cNcuiai1.l 5c--Onc way f3c.
CHESTER excursion. l5c-onc way 1Oc
Shippers OF freight hnNe frequent ser.
s' wee careful handling. prompt delivery
o. a,u iui protection from The weather by
eeerefeu wharvcs and wagons.
10 secure these facilities order your
~, 'inents Via WILSON LINE" Chest
NY NY street whare PhiIacciphia and
't'fth street wharf Wilmington.
HORACE WILSON.
General Manager.
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NOTICE.

LOOK HEREi
Will pay the largest cash price
for secondhand furniture.
stoves and clothing.
O'NEAL. 416 King and u E.
Fourth street.
Both phones.
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PLAYSANDPLAYERS

And now comes another A. II. Woods
attraction. and a sood one. too, IL is
claimed. entitled Ruled on the Turf
This big sporting melodrama will occupy
The stage at the Lycenm Theatre Thurs
day Friday and saturday, and should at
liact a goodly gathering In Pulled on
the Turf is embodied an that Is best In
dramatic construction ana scenic sctt ngs.
There arc four acts and ten scenes. in
cluding several marvellous examples OF tie
scene painters art. THO story deals
with life in New York city, and at the
race track and teaches a strons moral
lesson. The pitfalls ana snares that in-
fest what is called sporting ilfe,' and
the temptations which abound on the tuif
are vividly pictured. As lack King, a
Jockey. Georgie Mack, the popular young
comedian and singer, glvei a spirited pog-
trayal OF the facinatns winner Of the
Suburban handisap and the numerous
other parts are IN good hands. A real
horse race. with six real race horses: a
thrilling escape in an automoblie: the
landing Of the steam yacht Lucy and the
exciting fight in the training stable are
a few Of the principal incidents IN
Ruled on the Turf" A hevy oe show
girls appear in specialties.
Evening journal., 1906-12-04

After its successful run In London ano
at the Savoy Theatre, New York. Man
ager Edward r. saltes's big farcicai pro-
duction, 'Its All Your Fault, comes to
the Grand Opera House on December i5.
ITS All Your Fault written by Edgar
Selwyn. is built for laughing purposes
only, and it proves a great tonic FOR the
risibles. The first OF rha three acts takes
place in Dobblns' lodgings, where Howard
Boasiey confesses since he was married
the year before he had been pinched for
money. and had taken advantage Of a
wealthy uncle who had promised him an
annuity on the birth Of a son to be named
after him. The eccentric uncle, played hy
Charles J. stine. Is not exaggerated, but
funny to the extreme, and Miss ollie
Evans, as the model wife. has won per-
sonal laurels for splendid work OF the
most difficult kind.
Evening journal., 1906-12-04

Lincoln J. Carter's emotional drama.
Her Only Sim" will come 20 tho Lyceum
Theatre December TO- for an engagement
OF three days. Some extraordinary clever
character work is shown IN the play.
Tho character OF Adolnhus Bond. the &C.
centric FUNNY little English harrister. is
one Of the most pleasant bits OF comedy
work that has appeared on the stage.
Miss Juiia Gray. who plays tho stellar
role in which she is given a vide score
70 show her dramatic abilities. plays the
part to perfection, and In y way that al
ways elicits the applause and sympathy
OF an audience. II Is that Of a mother
who sacrifices her honor IN order that her
child may be spared 70 her IL is on
Of the most unselhsh acts OF womanhood
ever exhibited, and ono that every cour-
agoous woman will sanction and dupii-
cate were she placed in the same POSI-
ton.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-05
NEW STATE COMMITTEE,
Men Who Will Have Charge of This
Years Campaiun.

Inc new state committee was selected
D. the convention yesterday and will meet
a. 10 o'clock this morning at Headquarters
to organize. The new committee is as
follows:
Beaver-R. r. Tanner.
BOX Elder. ID. Call.
Cache-A. c. Barber. Joseph MOnson.
Frank Nebeker. - Evans.
CarboE-L. G. Hoffman.
Davis-George Swan.
Emery-B. r. Luke.
GarfieId-Not represented
Grand-F. 3. Hammnd
Iron-Charles Adams
Juab-P. ]. Fennet, G.. Month Whit
more.
Kane-Frank Little.
Millard-Daniel Stephens.
MOrgan-H b. Frye.
Piute-Samuel L. BAY
Rich-Robert McKinnon
Salt Lake-George @. Smith J. w Bur
ton. A Z. Hyde. jr.. John Dern D. w.
Moffat. G. p. Overfield. Mahonri Spencer
San Juan-L. H. Redd.
Sanpete-L. p Nelson, j. w I've
Sevier-Not named.
Summit. L. Bowder. A r. Weeter.
Tooele-J. d. DunlaYey
Uintah-J. r. Wilson.
Utah-W- +. Giles. a. ]. Evans. j. NJ.
Greer, w. Nj. Roylance.
Wasatch-John II. Murdoch.
Washington-David II. Morris, Brigham
Jarvis
Wayne-M. w. Mansfield.