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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-01

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infant bond $500 With Samuel gcaeh
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-04-14

The following from Army
Notes in the San Antonio Ex-
press, will be read with interest by
friends of Capt. Kilburn IN this
city: Capt. Dana W. Kilburn,
Twenty-sixth Infantry, stationed
at Fort Brown has been ordered to
report at Fort Sam Houston about
June l, with a view to his appoint
ment as Regimental Quartermaster,
July IL The appointment comes
in the nature of a promotion, and
THE HERALD congratulates Capt.
Kilburn in receiving the appoint
ment.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-04-14
PERSONALS.

w. F. Sprague, of La Coma, is
a visitor to the city.
w. Clay, of Houston, is register
ed in the city today.
E. JocheD, the skating rink man,
left for San Antonio this morning.
Te6flo and V. L. Crixell were
among the excursionists to San
Antonio today.
Jno. B. Viano was among the
passengers out this morning on his
way to Bay City.
Geo. Allen, of Houston was
among the incoming passengers
yesterday afternoon.
A. B. Jacobs, the well known
commercial traveller, left this morn
ing after few days visit to the
city.
E. L. Wilson, of St Paul, Neb.,
who has been here the past few
days on a prospecting tour, left
this morning for home.
P H. Caldwell, of Cuero, rep
Iresenting a will known. Texas
printery, left this morning after a
few days stay in Brownsville.
I. n. Mitchell and son, and Mrs.
c. A. Mitchell, of Cuero, were out
going passengers this morning af-
ter spending several days in
Brownsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. J. Rowe left
this morning for San Antonio. Nj.
Rowe will return Tuesday but Mrs.
Rowe will remain several days with
relatives and friends.
/ Mrs. 4. NJ. Bennett, of San An
tonic, and Mrs. E. P. Hall, of
Bunker Hill, H., mother and aunt
respectively OF Engineer J. H.
Bennett, of the Gulf Coast Line,
spent last night in the city and
were outgoing passengers this
morning.
]. c. and F. G. Eckhart, c. c.
and G. ]. Magenheimer, of Chi
cago and H. A. Ellingson, of
Knox, Ind, capitalists who were
looking for a body of land APP
proximating 100, 900 acres, left this
morning after thoroughly looking
over this section. They did not
con6de to THE HERALD man their
success nor what their decision in
regard to this section would be.
Among the number going to San
Antonio this morning were the fol-
lowing: Mr.. and Mrs. P. E. Bla
lack and family, B. D. Newman
Frank Prior, Anglin, Wagner, H.
H. Weller and wife, Mrs. FernSn-
dez, c. H. Frazier, Mr.. and Mrs
w. Scrivner, Chas. Spero. There
were many more, but owing to ths
freight depot excursions, ii is hard
to tell who is going away and we
will not attempt to give all the
names.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-04-14
Notice.

In observance of the Sunday law
the drugstores will be open from
7 to 10 a. m, and 5 TO 8 p M,
for the sale of drugs ard medicines
only. No cigars OF toilet articles
will be sold.
". G.. WHITMAN,
IL. PUTEGNAT & BRO,
F. ]. & J. K. GOMEZ.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-04-14
Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the
Sunday law will be rigidly enforc-
ed, and all parties violating the
same will be dealt with according
to law. E. H. GOODRICH,
County Attorney.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-04-14
DR.. c. F. GRAY
AT THE MILLER HOTEL
READ THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONIAL:

DR.. Gray has extracted a very
bad tooth for me entirely without
pain. It was really more of a pleas
ure than a dread. an glad to tell
all OF my friends OF the Vitalized
Air.
Also doing considerable filling
and without pain
FAUSTINO RENDGN, Druggist.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-04-14
LOCAL ITEAS.

Get your fresh Easter eggs from
Wise & Newman.
ICE CREAM, wholesale and re-
tail w. E. Hollingsworth & Co.
Buy your eggs from Wise &
Newman.
For RENT-Room, southern ex-
posure, for two gentlemen. Ask
Vasey, the painter. l wk.
Easter eggs, fresh eggs, Wise &
Newman's.
FINE CIGARS. candies, all cold
drinks, at Texas Confectionery.
Just received at Crixell's saloon
a big shipment of Blue Ribbon
beer.
Mrs. W H. Adams, who has
been quite sick several days, is i'm
proving.
Just received at Crixell's saloon
big shipment of Blue Ribbon
beer.
Tonight, fair weather. Sunday
fair, warmer with light northerly
to easterly winds.
Mrs. Marcellus Dougherty who
has been quite sick some time. IS
again much improved.
Tomorrow is Easter, and ap-
propriate services will be held at
the various churches OF the city.
FOR SALE-Two story brick
business house on Elizabeth street.
Apply at HERALD Office. 26-4-24
Forty six excursion tickets were
sold to San Antonio this morning,
besides a good number of regular
tickets.
JUST RECEIVED, fresh and
fine oranges, bananas, lemons,
pecans, and English walnuts, by
w. Z. Hollingsworth & Co.
Roller skating tonight at Deli
cias. Attendance of ladies and
children particularly desired. At
ternoon to 5. Evenings to II.
Music. ALI wk.
WANTED-5OO teams for Levee
work. o. I. Hicks has profile and
will show work. Call on him at
Santa Maria. S. A. ROBERTSON,
Contractor.
Company NJ, Capt. Roach COM
handing, liked out for the new
target range near Point Isabel at
an early hour this morning and
will spend the next three or four
weeks at target practice.
The eighth car Of cabbage and
mixed car of potatoes and onions
were shipped out by Piper Bros,
this morning. The cabbage were
billed to Waco, and the mixed car
went outside the state
THE HERALD is requested to an
nounce that Rev. NJ. NJ. Wolf, of
San Antonio, a Baptist missionary.
will arrive this afternoon and will
preach at the Presbyterian church
Sunday at II and also in the eren-
ing at 7:45. He will also hold night
services next week.
Attention IS called to the display
ad of NJ. Gonzalez & Co., import
ers and exporters. of Victoria,
Mexico, in THE HERALD today.
This firm has decided to open a
branch hodse in Brownsville, and
it will be in charge of Joseph W.
Lamb, of New York, who arrived
in the city this morning.
L. Wise & Co. will start their
park adjoining St. l., B. & NJ.
passenger depot Sunday. Will have
Anzaldua's full band of Is pieces,
from to p. m, and from to
II p. IN. All kinds refreshments,
cold drinks, ETC., will be on hand
Plenty of seats. Come and enjoy
the music. Will be continued every
Thursday and Sunday at same
hours, evening and night. 4-11-14
II s lien Parker entertained n
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-04-14
County Attorney

For SALE-Gentlen1an's dia-
mond snake ring, SIS. Apply at
HERALD Office.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-04-14

Among the outgoing passengers
this morning was G. c. Wagner,
bookkeeper at the Merchants Ma
tional bank, who is on the way to
his home at Columbus, where he
will oficiate as best man at the we'd
ding of his sister, Miss Frances
Darden Wagner to Hon. Harry
McLeary Wurzbach, county judge
of Guadalupe county, the event
taking place at St. Johns Episco-
pal church, April II. THE HER
AID extends congratulations to the
young couple in advance.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-04-14

The skating rink still increases
in popularity, larger crowds at
tending nightly. While there are
not so many heavy and sickening
thuds as the amateur skater first
experiences, the pleasure is in
creased as they become more
proficient, and the exercise is very
beneficial, especially to those who
are too busy to take much exercise
during the day. The old and
young alike enjoy the exhilarating
pastime.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-26
KEITH's THEATRE.

For program OF all-round pleasing
quality, the Christmas bill az Keiths this
week could hardly be improved upon.
willard simms. the well-known operate
star. assisted by clever and attractive
Edith Conrad. appear In an amusing alb
surdity. "Flinder's Furnished Flat"
which is one OF the most uproarously
funny offerings I'm vaudeville. Intensely
funny and artistic is his travesty on the
chorus girls; and for full half-hour he
holds the stage and yet the audience
clamors for more The Merkel sisters Eu-
ropean acrobats OF extraordinary ability,
more than live up 10 the reports with
which they have been heralded Their
muscular development and agility are IT,
tie short OF amazing; and they work with
sureness and rapidity that are bewil-
dering and provocative OF the heartiest
applause. The Exposition Four. versatile
musical entertainers, play upon "A variety
OF musical instruments with much skill.
sing. dance and do various other things
almost giving a complete entertainment
the mselves.
Catherine Hayes and SabeI Johnson
have distinct novelty in their amusing
skit. "a Dream OF Baby Days" They
first appear as society women, who. after
sleeping on wedding cake, dream OF child
heed days. Novel moving pictures show
their dream. and then Miss Hayes and
Miss Johnson appear as the children they
used to be. II Is an unique idea worked
out with amusing dialogue that keeps ev-
erybody laughing heartily. One of ;he
biggest laughing successes is made by
Franz Ebert. the diminutive comedian.
He IL a far better actor than most OF the
Lilliputians before the public and in Ed
mund Days laugh-creating comedie tte.
Dan Cupid makes a big hit. To see
h,m as a tough messenger boy using
words bigger than himself and the tiny
Cupid who endeavors TO set two lovers
right is TO see one Of the most enjoyable
acts I'm vaudeville has offered Dainty lit
tie Maude Emery is prominent in Mr..
Ebert's support. Some day she will land
in the front ranks OF musical comedy.
For she is brimful OF ability.
The funniest Dutch comedians who fava
visited Providence for many a day are
Fields and Wolly, whose act runs over
with original funny things; and they
know how to deliver these things in an ir-
resistibly funny manner Sam Watson's s
farlnyard pets are offered rs a special
feature for children; and the management
mode no mistake in adding the act 10 the
holiday bill. One OF the best features Is
that OF the Kratons, who Offer a neatly
sth gel and novel hoop rolling nc: supe.
rior TO anything In that line Kpi.h's has
cftred for a long time. They are neatly
dressed. have a quiet. modest manner
that IS very pleasing. AMI DO worIers
with tfo hoops. Dewey and Miller is an
Other OF the early acts that scores cm-
pbatcally. They are exceptionally fine
acrobats and every trick is vigorously
applauded.
German and West are seen in their
amusing comedy. "A Special Meeting"
Leila Taylor. capitally gowned. sings sew
era, songs pleasantly: Stevenson and Nu-
gent. eccentric comedians. do some capt.
tai dancing; and the Keith motion pic
lures live up TO the strength OF the rest
CT the bill.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-26
IMPERIAL THEATRE

The Fay Foster company gives an ex-
ceedingly enjoyable entertainment this
week at the Imperial theatre; and the big
crowds present on the first two days Of
the week amply attested its strength as a
drawing card
Honors are divided between Bessie Phil
lips. a petite soubrette. and Alsace and
Lorraine, musical artists OF the first quail
ity.
The offering consists OF two musical
farces and an olio of four especially good
vaudeville acts. The opening feature is a
nonsensical musical farce, based on the
story OF Claude Duval, who steals from
the rich and gives to the poor The
chorus. in attractlveneSs OF feature dane
Ing and singing, is considerably above the
average.
Miss Gloie Eller appears as Claude Du-
val The comedy fails to the lot of Harry
L. Cooper George Donahue, Lewis Alsace
William Mccall and several others Car
roll, a female impersonator as Lady Cas-
tile makes a decidedly good impression
Miss Bessie Phillips, who opens the olio,
won numerous recalls as did Alsace and
Lorraine the musical artists. Comedy
singing and novelty skipping rope dane
ing are contributed by William, Josie and
Kitty Mccall. The performance OF the
Four Nelson's, comedy acrobats Is roar
from start To finish.
'Kelley's Hotel" is the title Of the clos
ing farce In which principals and chorus
are all seen TO excellent advantage
This bill continues throughout the week,
with amateur night on Thursday.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-26
EMPIRE THEATRE

Around the Clock" the attraction at
the Empire theatre this week. Is one OF
the funniest plays produced I'm this city
in many years. IL has very few III any,
dull moments and calls for one continu-
our roar OF laughter from the beginning
to the end.
The play is n three-act musical comedy
taken from the book by Steve Cassin.
The music is by Lee Orin Smith and the
production is staged by Damn Dody. Ap-
parently the management has spared no
expense In procuring the elaborate scenic
outfit and very lavish costumes.
The company Is known as the Ritchie
Comedy company and it's members are
all noted funmakers. Billie Ritchie and
Richard McAllister have the leading com
edian roles. and they furnish an abund-
ance OF fun. Miss Sallie Stembler con-
tributes much TO the entertainment. and
her singing is one OF the features OF the
play. Joe F. Willard assumes his West
erner part in very pleasing manner:
and G.. r. Carbon plays the role OF an
Englishman very entertainingly Miss
Edna Marley Is successful as the jealous
wife. and Miss Winfred Francis does
very good with the part OF her maid
There are two scenes I'm the last act
one showing the exterior OF a theatre
and the other Is the stage within. Vaude-
VILE acts arc given. and In the boxes arc
members Of tho company. who contribute
20 make the scene as funny as possible.
This scene has been played In vaudeville
and has always made decided hit
Another or owen Davis sensational
molodramas. at the Worlds Mercy"
will he tho attraction at this theatre
next week
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-26
Continued from Page One.)

Continued from Page One)
International law. constitutional law
and administration political theories, and
the government OF dependencies are the
subjects that will be treated by the mem
bers OF the Political Science association.
The election OF officers will take place on
Friday evening.
The general subjects 10 be discussed at
the sessions OF the Historical association
are European history, economic history.
history In the college curriculum, on the
problems OF state and local historical So
cieties. American colonial history and
later American history. The annual busi-
ness meeting will take place Friday after
noon.
The Economic association will discuss
economic theory. commercial education.
transportation, insurance and the tariff.
The business meeting will be held on
Many aud varied are the sociological
problems which will come up at the ses-
sions OF the Sociological society.
Following is the joint program OF the
conventions Of the four organiza tions
with the list OF speakers:
,r Wednefday ~ ,Sn DeS Is; f. mJPint meet
ton and the American Economic associ-
ton; address OF welcome. President w.
~. p Faunce OF Brown university; an
nual address Prof jeremiah w. jerks.
president OF the American Economic as
sociation; annual address. Judge Simeon
T.. Baldwin. president OF the American
Historical association.
Thursday. Dec. q. Historical associa-
ton. 10 a. m.--Prof. George L. Burr, Prof
Dana c. Munro, Henry Osborn Taylor.
New York; Louise Ropes Loomis. Prof
Dyke.
Economic association. 10 a. m.-John b.
Clark. +. W, Taussg, Samuel Gompers
a. +. Weber. Rev. John A. Ryan, T.. l..
Bogart. l2:30-Business meeting.
Political Science association. 1O:3O a m.
Rear Admiral Charles a. Sperry. Prof
Reinsch.
Sociological Society, 10 a. m.-I.ester +.
Ward. c. A. Ellwood, l.. G. Weatherly.
William o, Sumner, F. NJ Davenport
jeffrey r, Brackett, Robert c. Chaplin. j.
Ebert Cutler.
Thursday afternoon. Dec q. Historical
association, p. m.-Joint meeting with
tho New England History Teachers as
ISOLATION, James A. James, H. f. Lewis
Herbert -. Foster John T. Manning
Lucy Nj. Salmon. julius Sachs. James
sullivan. u. 3 p m.-Meeting OF execu-
tive council and standing committees
Economic association, Irving Fisher
Joseph French Johnson. Frank II. Dixon
Joint meeting with American Sociologi-
cal society. Walter F. Wilcox. Edward A.
Ross.
Political Science association. : u. m.
Admiral +. Il. Chadwick. Prof. George II
Dealey
Sociological society, 2 y. m.-.JoInt sec
tional meeting with American Economic
association.
Thursday evening. Dec 27-Joint ses-
sion OF Economic Association and His
torlcal association, y. m. Ulysses @
Weatherly, John r. Commons. Edwin +
Gay, Frederick J. Turner, Simon n pat
ten. Edward 4. Cheyney
Joint session OF Political Science. As
sociation and Sociological society. s n.
m DR. Albert Shaw, Prof. Lester r
Ward
Friday, Dec. 2s. 10 a. m.-Max Farrand
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-26
CENTRAL FALLS
WAS VERY QUIET
CHRISTMAS DAY

The observance Of Christmas was OF a
very quiet nature. The usual services
were held i'm the churches with Christmas
music and sermons, and but little oc-
CURED 20 mar the solemnity OF the day
The Field Naturalist society held an
which the Ladies auxiliary OF the soci-
ETY. took a prominent part I'm making 1t
a success.
In the front OF the stage was a large
Christmas tree loaded with presents for
the children. and these were distributed
by Santa Claus. impersonatcd by Charles
Smith.
The customary Christmas festival was
held at the Peoples Mission chapel. with
special music and the Christmas tree.
THREE DISTURBANCES.
There were three disturbances among
tho Poles last evening. which the police
were called TO suppress.
The first row was on Fales avenue.
Adam Nalanos struck John Rosanvatiz
over the eye with a slungshot and "A
rough house was then commenced Capt
Huling with squad OF patrolmen went
TO the place and arrested Nalanos.
The prisoner was left In the custody Of
Patrolman Towner. but he succeeded In
escaping. after tripping the policeman,
whose foot was sprained. and was unable
60 give chase.
Another row was started on MIL street
when Peter Ballatome was thrown over a
stove by two men, and his hand was Sc
verey blistored. The two men were ar
rested. and city Physician Summers at
tended TO Ballatome's = Injuries.
The third row was In "a SpraRue avenue
house. where Joseph Wcigel was thrown
against the side OF a door with such force
as TO cut deep cash I'm his scalp. He
necessary 60 take several stitches 10 close
the wound.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-26
GREAT GATHERING
OF LEARNED MEN

George b. Adams. Andrew c. Mclaughlin.
Charles ID. Hazen. George p. Garrison.
John o. Sumner. H. Morse stephens.
Benjamin +. Shambaugh, H. V. Ames.
John p. Kennedy, Luther II. Kelker.
Henry L. Bourne. Frank II. Severance
Economic association. fifth session, 10
a. m.-Maurice III. Robinson, William c.
Johnson, Senator William w. Armstrong,
Prof Horack, w. G. Langworthy Taylor
Political Science association, 10 a. m-
Joint session with American Economic
association.
Sociological society. 9 a. m, Business
meeting IL a. M, David Collin Wells, AL
bion w. Small, James T.. Hagerty, Simon
y. Patten. James q. Dealey. f. G. Hayes
Friday Dec. 2S. Historical association,
annual meeting, $3.50 p. m.
Economic association, 3 o. m, Albert
Clarke, Byron w. Holt Henry B. Gard
ner. James +. Hagerty; $50 p. m. cleo
tion OF officers.
Political Science association. p. m,
Prof. c. f. Merriam, J. Z. Shea, Prof. J.
w. Garner. Prof. w. w. Wiloughby.
Sociological society. p. m, Albion w.
Small. Mrs. j. Odenwald Unger, Georgs
Willis Cooke. David Belasco. George
Lansing Raymond, r, X. Arens. New
York.
Friday. Dec. 2s. Historical association.
p. m, NJ. Kingsbury, Edward Claiming.
Barrett Wendell, George Louis Berr,
Claude H. Van Tyne.
Political Science association, annual
meeting, s p. m.
Sociological society. s p. m. Franklin II.
Giddings, Charles VI. Cooley Francis ..
Peabody Charles r. Henderson.
Saturday, Dec. 20. Historical associa-
tion. 10 a. m. Clarence S. Brigham, III
rich r. Phillips Evarts B. Greene, Frank
II Holder. James A. Woodburn.
Political Science association. 10 a. m.
Charles Johnston. Prof stephen Leacock.
Prof Chester Lloyd Jones. Hon. William
+. Willoughby.
Sociological society. 10 a. m, Samuel
McCune Lindsay. David Collin Wells, Les
Ter + Ward and others
Saturday. Dec %. Political Science as
ISOLATION. p. m. Prof. Alleync Ireland.
Alpheus H. Snow, Poultney Bigelow. o.
T. Austin.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-26
PAWTUXET VALLEY
Christmas Exercises H!Id in All
The Churches. Blood Poison
Ing. Notes

Christmas was observed at all Of the
valley churches. Masses were celebrated
In all OF the Catholic edifces and at the
Protestant churches there were en-
tertainments and Christmas trees.
The entertainments proved as in
terestlng to the older people as TO the
young, and In the cases whore Christ
mas trees were decorated with tokens
every person present was the recipient
OF a gift that Santa Claus had pro-
vided.
At the Natlck Baptist church the ex-
ercises were held on Sunday evening
and at the Knotty oak church at An
thony the Christmas tree exercises were
held on Monday evening, also at the
ST. Phillips church In Crompton, while
az the other valley churches the exer-
clses were held yesterday.
BLOOD POISONING
Nose Ralph OF washington Is un-
dergoing treatment at a Providence
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-26

hospital for blood poisoning, caused
by a scratch on the forehnger OF his
left hand. A short time ago Mr..
Phillips scratched his finger with n
pin and nothing was thought OF the
wound until Thursday when he could
not use his arm. A physician was
called and upon examination found
that blood poisoning had set i'm and
recommnded that the sufferer be taken
to a hospital.
NOTES.
John a. Mack. health officer of the
town OF Warwick. spent Christmas
with his parents In Holyoke. Mass.
The Kings Daughters OF Natick
vii hold an entertainment In Engine
hall. next month.
II is reported that Mrs. James Clay
ton OF Centrevile. who was assaulted
by her husband on Saturday evening.
is seriously ill.
Gertrude Andrews and Elmer Capwell
OF Washington spent Christmas with rela-
tives IN Providence.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-26
IN PARLIAMENT

4 member Of parliament must never
stand up with his hat on even " no has
only risen to speak TO the man behino
him. Coming In. going out or speechify
ing. he ~ always hatless. and he r. some
times hatless when sittinE down. Thus.
if the speaker mentions a bin the member
is responsible. for he lifts his hat IN
his name is mentioned IN a speech he
lifts his hat Even n ne happens AZ those
times 90 be bare-headed ne must seize a
hat. put IL on. then lift ~.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-26
NICKEL THEATRE

Tho hill at the Nickel theatre this week
Is exceptionally good "The Gypsies" and
shows how young girl helps her lover
20 escape from a band OF rovers The
flight OF the pair pursued by the gypsles
Is given I'm great detail little Joc's
Luck" Is pathetic picture OF poor.
homeless boy who dreams that he lives In
a great house and is having n Christmas
tree. He wakes 20 find IL all dream. out a
rich girl happens along and takes him 90
her home and tree. Mr. and Mrs. Honey
suckle and the Bee" and ,"The skating
Rink" are both full OF fun. Bob Alden
with his song THE Captain Told the
Mate" is enthusiastically received.