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The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-26
CLERKTOOKBONDS
WORTH $4O0,00O
SECURITIES TAKEN FROM TRUST
COMPANY or AMERICA ARE
ALL RECOVERED.
CLEVER SCHEME FOlLED
When Bank Authorities Refused I,
MI Accent Return of Large Block
and Overlook the 7est--Ex-
Clerk Now in Jail.

New York, April 25.-The World to-
morrow will say:
1T was learned yesterday that the
amount of bonds stolen from the
Trust Company of America by vii.
liam G. Doughlas assistant loan clerk
was in excess Of 100000, All the
bonds are now In the possession of a
trust company or have been located.
1T was learned that the major part
of the stolen bonds were taken from a
strong box Of the company by Dough
las shortly before he fed Friday last
His purpose in doing this, 1t was
claimed yesterday, was to compel the
company to overlook his smaller
thefts If he should return this block.
Wanted to Make Settlement.
1T also developed that when this
plan had been worked out either
Doughlas or Bennett his broker
wrote Josiah Quincy, former mayor
OF Boston, asking him to act as their
counsel in the matter and undertake
the task Of reaching settlement
with the Trust Company of America.
III is understood that Quincy de-
clined the retainer rendered him.
Sunday a lawyer from Newport K L.,
called at the home of Oakleigh
Thorne, president of the Trust com
pany and ii is understood, submitted
a proposition for reaching settle
ment
"Thorne declined the offer. At the
time he Newport lawyer was a
visitor at Thorne's house, Doughlas
was already under arrest and Bennett
under surveillance"
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-26
PASSENGERS ATTACK
THE M0T0RMAN when
CAR RUNS OVER BOY
SIGHT OF MuTlLATEo BODY
TURNS MEN INTO MADDENED
MOB - FATHER AIDED NOT
KNOWING 1T WAS HIS SON. VI

New York, April 25.-The sight Of
the horribly mltilaled body Of Edward
Kelly, aged 16, who had been ground
to death under Coney Island car, to-
night transferred the other passengers
into a maddened mob which bgat into
unconsciousness, and might have Kill
ed the motorman but for the arrival
Of the police who dubbed the men
back.
In the crowd was the father Of the
victim, who until order had been re-
stored, was unaware that his son had
been killed.
The ear operated by George Decker
was moving through Franklin avenue
in Brooklyn, when the boy in play
ran out on the side of the track. The
car struck him and he fell In such a
position that the wheels severed his
head and legs.
AS soon as the crowd saw what had
happened they dragged the motorman
from the platform and trampled upon
him. The police took the senseless
motorman TO the hospital where he
may dis.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-26
FIGHT OVER RETURNS
Revision Of Ballots Cast for Members
Of Deputies Leads to Violent
Disputes in Madrid.

Madrid. April 25.--A revision of the
ballots cast in the recent elections for
members of deputies in the city ball
here today resulted in violent dis
putes between reyiscgs and candi-
dates. Crowds outside the building
were most disorderly and attempts
we're made 10 break into the hall.
These however. were frustrated by
the police who charged the crowd and
made hve arrests.
The revision resulted in return OF
five Conservatives and three Republi
cans.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-26
JAMESTOWN FAIR
TO Open TODAY
PRESSURE OF GOLD BUTTON BY
PRESIDENT WILL MARK COM.
MENclNG OF EXPOSITION.
NATIONS REPRESENTED
by Diplomatic and Military Officials
and Fighting Ships--EIaborate
Plans Include Speeches, Naval
and Land Reviews.

Norfolk. Va, April 25.-With Presl,
dent Roosevelt as a guest and with
diplomatic and military officials from
all the more important nations of the
world In attendance, ths jamestown
TerCentennial Exposition will be
thrown open to the public tomorrow.
Every steamer and every train
reaching Norfolk tonight added to the
thousands of Wis tors.
President Roosevelt is expected to
arrive off Fort Monroe tomorrow
morning shortly after eight O'Clock.
He will imedately proceed TO review
the magnificent feet Of foreign and
American warships now at anchor in
Hampton Roads. This imposing cere-
mony and brief reception TO flag Off
GERS On board the Mayfower ended,
the president will set out for shore,
landing on the exposition grounds at
] o'clock. He will be driy n at once
to the reviewing stand and will there
deliver the opening and dedicatory
address. The president will conclude
by pressing a gold bottom as asignal
for the formal opening of all the fin
ished department of the enterprise.
The president during the afternoon
will witness the land parade of sold
isrs and sailors, several companies
OF the latter being landed from for
cign vessels. This win conclude the
opening ceremon es.
More Fighting Ships Arrive,
Today witness d the arrival of the
most formidable of visiting warship
sQuadrons. Two Austrian ships and
British cruiser squadron composed
Of four vessels passed in the capes
within a few hours OF each other.
With the saluting OF cannon and dip
ping of flags they crirised slowly UP
Hampton Roads TO positions assigned
them on the naval rendezvous
gounds.
The flagship Connecticut Of the
American fleet exchanged salutes with
the visitors and later Admiral Neville
of the British squadron and Commo-
dore Pleseott of tn Austrian squad
ron visited Rear Admiral Evans on
the Connecticut, Evans Immediately re
turned the official call of courtesy.
The German squadron and Argen-
tine ship Sarmiento, arrived two days
ago.
Many Notabies Present.
The steamer jamestown from
Washington, bearing congressional
delegation arrived at Old Point Com
fort tonight. The steamer Newport
News, with diplomatic and naval mil
itary attaches off foreign embassies
and legations on board, will arrive to
morrow morning. Governors OF anum.
Der of states, accompanied by mill
tary STATS arrived today.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-26
GOULD HAS NO
FEAR OF FUTURE
DECLARES COUNTRY NEVER so
PROSPEROUS BUT DEPLoRES
TWO CENT RATE AND OTHER
RAILROAD LEGISLATION.

New York, April 25.--Just before
he sailed for Europe today George
]. Gould was asked his views on the
business and financial conditions OF
this country. He said:
Il have no fears as to the future
The country was never so prosperous
before and the future looks bright.
Questioned as to two cent fare
for. railroads he replied:
II am not in favor Of IT. IT will
hurt railroads, for there is no profit
in passenger traffic, and this will
prove great injury"
On general railroad legislation he
said:
Il am in favor of much of 1t, but
against anything that will hurt the
credit OF the railroads. No railroad
can borrow money under the present
conditions"
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-26

ing stand where the program of exer-
cises. including addresses of President
Ticker of the exposition and of Presi-
dent Roosevelt and the pressing OF the
gold button opening the exposition
are to take place.
In the afternoon there is TO be a
lunch TO the president and his party
in the Auditorium building, a review
of the parade of soldiers, sailors and
national guard and reception to the
president by officers and directors OF
the jamestown Exposition company,
after which at 5 O'Clock the president
returns to the Mayflower. In the
evening Prs sident and Mrs. Roose-
yelt are to dine with President Tucker
at his home in Norfolk.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-26
PLAN AMERICAN TOUR.

Stockholm, April 25.--Gustave Thai.
berg, the impresuio, has left for
Ameriea to arrange with the Froh-
mans for tour Of the original Ibsen
company from the Royal National
theatre IN Chtistiania with Nine
Dybwad and other artists for whom
Henrik lbsen wrote special parts
Only Ibscn plays viii be produced
and the original scenery viii be used
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-26
FREE LOVE PROVED
THE UNDOIRG OF THIS
S0C'ALISTIC COLONY

Billingham. Washington April %
Equality" a socislistc colony esiab-
lished in 1897. and which for yelrs
was p inicd 20 a. the s. ccessful OK
pertinent IN col'eciiv ownership and
production. was wiped ont If cxisien-c
by a court order ycs cr.lay Judge Joy
ncy directing its property 10 sold 70
pay ihc coionYs deb s. Tue property
consists cf coo acr 3 cf land. a saw
mil. pr niing plart and - dwellings
4 portion # the oolOnisfs recently
adopted a doctrine OF free love" and
disaster followed
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-26
.[LECTR|CCONCERA
IS $4,000 SHORT
ACCOUNTS OF WooNsocKET
COMPANY SHOW A VAST
Observation-Disclosures HAS
RESIGNED.

Woonsocket. r. l., April 25.~-A
shortage of $4,000 In the accounts of
the Woonsocket Electric Machine and
Power company was revealed today
by the issuance to stockholders OF
he company circular letter an
nouncing that heavy shortage had
been discovered.
The letter further stated that the
resignation of Levi Cook Lincoln, sec
tetary and treasurer and general
manager had been accepted.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-26

District Attorney Accused Of Bringing
About His Downfall, Says Own
Record is to Blame.

El Paso, Tex. April 25.-Major W.
]. II. Lleyellyn. United States district
attorney for New NJ xico, who was de-
nounced by mass meeting in Albu.
querque last night for having assisted
in inducing the president to relieve
Goveror Hagerman. said In an Inter
view here today that the story was all
ralse. declared 'Hagerman has made
failure and ! may add that this is
largely the fault of irresponsible ad-
virers."
He added: THE president passed
upon the record made by Hagerman
and the findings are against him."
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-26
both GOOD FELLOWS
NJ. e. ingalls, Refers TO Roosevelt
Hartman Controversy as
Thing Of the Past.

PiiisbuTE. IA April 2s--M. T.
Ingavs. chairman Of the board OF d.
rect rs Of the Big Four railroad. Eno
viii deliver he snIef address at
hanauet of the Pitisburg Tarih club
tomorrow night arrived tonight In
gals said.
The controversy between ficsi'
dent Roosevelt and Z. " Hartman
is a thing of the past. They are both
good fellows. I might sound mild
warning 70 state legislatures in their
attitude regarding two cent fares. but
in my estimation everything Is pro
eressing smOgihly
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-26
PLANNED MURDER
OF UNION LEADER
ALLEGED PLOT TO klDNAP AND
SLAY HEAD OF FRISCO
TRADES COUNCIL LAID BARE
BY A cONSpiRATOR.

San Francisco, April 25.--A sensa-
tional story was told tonight Of an al
|, ged conspiracy and plot to kidnap
and murder P. II. Mccarthy, president
of the Building Trades Council and
one of the most prominent labor lead
ers in this city. The alleged plot is
laid bare in an affidavit and confess
ion made by II. Shuckley, one of the
alleged conspirators, in which he i'm
plicates five other members of the
Electric Union No. 6. Two members
have been arrested.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-26
JAPs PROTEST NEW TREATY.

Seattle, Wash. April 25.-Charles
y. Takashashi, acting president Of the
Japanese association, which repre-
sents the $4,000 Japanese in the north
west. left last night for Washington
to protest against signing any treaty
between Japan and America that will
modify the privileges now enjoyed by
Japanese in the United States. Q,
Loda. representing California Japan
ese, will 90 on a similar mission
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-26
DEATH ENDS QUARREL
OVER M0YEE-HAYWO0D
LETTER BY PRESIDENT

Wallace. Idaho. April 25.--A fatality
resulted here tonight in a quarrel Over
President RooseveltE letter on the
desirability of Meyer and Haywood DIS
citizens. William Queen, an expolice-
man and w. II. c. Jackson, a news
paper man, disputed about the letters
Jackson finally left the resort where
the trouble occurred and returned with
Deputy Sheriff c. c. Hicks. Hicks
had words with Queen AID shot him
in the stomach, innicting wounds that
caused death short time after.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-26
MUST GO TO JAIL OR 70 WORK.

Baku. Russia, April 25.-With
view TO ending the strike OF sailors
belonging to Napetha Flotilla an the
Caspian sea. General Taube today is-
sued an order to the strikers 10 re-
sumo work Immediately on penalty OF
three months Imprisonment and
fine of $500. or expulsion to distant
provinces. An attempt 70 oppose the
carrying out Of these orders and all
acts of violence will be mercilessly
represscd by armed force, says
Taube
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-26
HIS WIFE BURNED To
DEATH IN A QUARREL
PLEADS SELF-DEFENSE

South Bend, Ind. April 25.-Albin
Ludwig of Mshawake, on trial for
wife murder today plead self defense
claiming that after his wife had at
tempted 10 poison him she attacked
him with a potato masher.
During the fight he caught her by
the throat. he says. and she suddenly
collapsed. overturning n table on
which was lamp. Her clothing
caught nre and T.ndwig states. he
could not put l. out, and after she
had been burned to death he at
tempted suicide
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-26
SHEEP HERDERS ARE
BOUND AND LEFT ON
PRAIRIE TO STARVE

Mon,rose. Colo. April 25.-While
on their way to the sheep range in
this county with a large herd. Grover
Cornell. Peter Swanson and Al Swan
son. sheep herders, we're ct upon by
seven maskc1 nlen last night at
Whitewater, Colo.
Al Samson was shot and mortaily
wounded and hts companions bound
hand and foot and left helpless ON the
prairie 10 starFe- News Of the shoot
ing has stirred the cattlemen and
sheep owners Of this section and a
search for the perpetrators Of the
outrage is being prosecuted.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-26
ALTON BREAKS STRIKE.

Bloomington. H., April 25.--The
strike Of the Chicago and Alton boiler
makers was virtually ended today
when large number of the strikers
gave In and went TO work at the same
scale in effect when they struck on
February /. The company had no
difficulty in getting non-union mn.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-26
MINNEAPOLIS DEPOT BURNS.

Minneapolis Mimi, April "a Arc
cf unknown origin destroyed the Wis
consin Central freight depot In this
city today. The loss Is 100000.
Eighteen box cars cont aiming freight
of every description. valued AT $780,
600 were burend with the depot.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-26
WESTERN RAILROAD MAN DEAD

Piusburg. Pa. April 25-Edward
Hstper Of Lesdville Colo. age1 -.
and cashier of the Denver aud E'o
Grande railroad, died ef tuberc1los's $
today az the home Of his brother IN
law. ". Megrav. this city. where
no had been visiting several meHths.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-26
DEATH MEHcEs G. A. 2. POSTS

Bloomington, ILL.,. April 25.--Deatil
has SO thinned the ranks Of the mem
bers of the Grand Army of the Re
public in Central Illinois that posts
are being disbanded, the surviving
members joining ones with larger
rosters. The post az Heyworth today
consolidated with that of Blooming
ton.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-26
SCALpERS TO TEST LAW
Chicago Theatre Managers and SpecU-
Istors Hold Ordinance is
Unc3nstitutionsl.

Chicago. April 25.-Harry Powers
manager of the Powers theatre. Her
bert c. Duse. manager Of the Gsrrick,
4. VI. Waterfall and Philip Alischul
ticket speculators viii be placed on
trial tomor OW ON charges of having
violated the city ordinances prohibit
ing Specializing In theatre tickets
This Is a test case. The defense
xill be that the ordinances are IN
constitutional. all defendants having
admitted violation OF them.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-26
ANDREW CARNEGIE IMPROVING.

New York. April 25.-Andrew Car
negie. who has been suffering from
bronchitis. was reported tonight as
greatly improved He will probably
be confined to his home several days
longer.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-26
SPANS NAVAL BUDGET GROWS

Madrid. April 26.-Tbc cabinet has
approved the marine budget. whics
amounts T. $40 0ooo9o hciug an in
crease OF ss.ooo00N over the preceding
budget. which increase viii me cor
tinred for light years
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-26
MITCHELL MUCH IMPROVED.

Chicago, April 25.-President John
Mitchers condition was so much inn
proved tonight that the proposed
operation for his ailment has been in
dc finitely postponed
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-26
OPPOSITION FOR
NEWPOL|SH DIET
CONSTITUTIONAL DEMOCRATS
90 NOT FAVOR BILL IN RUSS
PARLIAMENT.
DISSOLUTION OF DOUMA
Would Result, IT is Said, in the Pas
sage Of the Measurc--Grand Duke
to Wed Princess--striker
Threatened.

ST. Petersburg. April PA bill
providing for Polish autonomy, intro
duced In the lower house Of parlia
ment by the Polish delegation, u en-
countering opposition from the Coz
stitutional Democrats. The project
establishes for Poland, within the
limits OF the Kingdom OF 1915, Al
separate diet and an administration
headed by yiceroy. judicial sys-
tenn. an independent treasury and a
separate budget. The competence Of
the diet would extend to all iegisia-
ton affecting Poland. not specifically
reserved to the central government.
among the reservations being be
emperor's civil list, orthodox church,
army and navy, stragetic railways.
military service, customs and excise
duties. and a criminal code as far as
treason and revolution are concerned.
The diet would be convened. pro.
rogued and dissolved By the emperor.
would sit annually for at least three
months and It's decisions be presented
10 the emperor through a Polish sec
ietary Of state, who would have a
seat In the council nf minister's.
The Rech, edited by Milnken
leader OF the Constitutional Demo-
crats. points out that the adoption If
tho hilI would entail the tliSsOiuf On
Of parliament and international com
plications.
Opposition to the Polish desires
had been expected from the Com
seryatiyes, but not from the Constitu
tional Democrats. who several times
have included autonomy Of Poland IN
their program. Later, however, rit
was found that though autonomy was
good battle cry against the govern
lnent It's realization would not he
popular with the Russian masses,
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-26
GRAND DUKE 70 WE'D PRINCESS,

st. Petersburg, Apnl 25.--It Is an
nouneed that the wedding Of Grand
Duke Nicholas Nicholaievltch. second
cousin Of Emperor Nicholas and con-
mander in chief of the ST. Petersburg
military district, and Princess Ana
tasia Of Montenegro, the divorced
wife OF Grand Duke George OF Leuca
tenberg. will take place in the Crimea
on May H.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-26
THREE VIGOROUS SHOCKS.

Valparaiso. Chile, April 25.-Three
vigorous earthquake shocks were
felt here on Thursday morning. No
damage thus far has been reported.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-26
PRESIDENTS BUSY DAY.
Roosevelt Will Play important Part
at jamestown Opening.

Washington. April 25-President
Roosevelt, members of this family and
a party of fri nds left the Washing
ton navy yard at $40 this afternoon
aboard the yacht Mayfiower for a visit
10 the jamestown exposition. They
are TO return Sunday morning. Sat
urday President and Mrs. Roosevelt
are to make trip up the James
river on the despatch boat. Slyph.
A large crowd assembled at the
navy yard 10 see the distinguished
guests depart The President and
Mrs. Roosevelt. with their children,
reached the yard al 3 O'Clock and
were met by Commandant Leutze
and Captain Long OF the Mayfiower
and by welcome from the buglars of
the marines. A the president as
ccnded the gang plank the band
aboard the vess played the Star
Spangled Banner" and the presidents
flag was hoistcd to the foremast
II took bur a very few minutes for
the vessel to be loosed from her moor
ings and ihe president and his guests.
standing on the after starboard side
uf the ship waved good bye TO the
crowd. As the ship pulled out the
presidential salute of II guns an
ncrnced the presidents departure.
Will Hsvo q Busy Day.
The presidtut will take an import
ant part in ths opening Of the expo
sition and the exercises incidcnta
thereto which are 10 begin soon after
he arriv at Hampton Roads iomOT-
row. In the morning there is 10 bc .
review Of the assembled men Of war
and a reception Of Gag cfficers and
commanding officers Of foreign ships.
st i0.So the president Is TO lsaye the
NARROWER and be met at the end II
the government pier by officers Of ths
exposition and a military escort and
VIII be ssluted BY United States ar
tiBsry stationed on the exposition
grounds
an tcur later be is io 20 to review
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-26
WOMAN KISSES AFTER KILLING

Edwsrdsville. H. Ar-' 75-Mrs.
shannon. on trial for killing her hus-
band. wept in court today when a
witness testified that she kissed her
husband after she had shoi and killed
him.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-26

Results is what the advertiser wants
and that Is what he gets when be
places his advertising In the BuL
letin-
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-26
sevEN TO DIE FOR MURDER.

Odessa. April 25-Thc military
court today sentenced to death seven
men convicted of numbering family
OF persons.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-26
WILL WRITE UP MARK TWAIN

st. Louis. Mo-. April 2s.-Albcrt
Rigeiow Paine is in Missouri gather
ing data for a biography Of MARX
Twain
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-26
APPRECIATE BROWNS SERVICES

Guatemala City, Guatemala April
25.--The United States cruiser Chi
cago arrived today at San Jose. She
brought Phillip Brown, secretary OF
the American legation. who was in
strumental in bringing about the
peace agreement at Amapala. Browns
serricrs were rrpaflY annrnclateA
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-26
SCORES FOR YESTERDAY
National League.

National League.
st Louis Chicago-wet grounds, no
game.
Cincinnati Pigsburg rain. no game
Philadelphia, April 25.-Mlsplays
OF the part of the local inield lost the
game.
RH Z
Philadelphia ,............... J 10 !
New York ................. ?
Batteries Corridor. Moren and
Jacklitsch: McGlnnity and Bowcrman
American League.
Cleveland d-Chicagot-raiD. no game.
Dctroit-St Louis-rain. no game.
RH L
Boston NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. )
Philadelphia .....,......... 4 - 4
Baiteries-Tannehil and Criger;
Bender and Schreck.
Brooklyn. April 25.-Lindaman hcld
he locals TO five hits. while Pastorius
was batted safely for a dozen.
Ri +
Brooklyn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES !
Boston ......-...-.......-. g IL ,
Batteries Pasiorius AMI ri ter;
Lindaman and Brown.
RHE
New York ..-..--.---.-....- u .
Washington ..--..--.----... :
Batteries -C-th ard Klri10w:
Hughes and Nhrner
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-26

The evening paper for TumOrs The
morning paper for facts
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-26

BdtfhfltS AFiu usah hl'liRN
Hughes and Nhrncr
rie7n--Associstion.
Toledo MinHcap3lis-rain no game
indianapolis wIlwsukee-raiu, no
game.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-26

" YOU FIND A svoRE 4 IktIs
|nors crowded than usual today you
|w'lI know that It's advertising has
peer little better than usual re-
Gently.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-26
COOP wANr ApvGartssnI

nearly always get what thsy want
either in the way Of boarders. renters.
help or buyers for any article that
they may wish to sell.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-09
"DOBE" JACKSON TRIES
TO PICK UP A few CENTS

"Dobe" Jackson did not slip on a
banana last evening when he was
taken up by the Santa Fe special Off.
Ger at the depot. The gum machine
looked good to "Dobe," and he tried
to induce the gum out of the ma
chine by the aid of his knife. The
plate glass in the machine was brok-
en- by the blade and he was just
about ready to try his knife on the
other glass when the special officer
who was watching him stepped up
with the firm hand Of the law and
took him In charge.
"Dobe's" smiling c%ountenance will,
be missed from the streets for some
time to come as he was taken to the
West side. where had n hearing and
received a sentence of 80 days in Jail.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-09

The lecture on Good CITIZENSHIP
at the Duncan opera house by Rev. +.
Mcqueen Gray last night was quite
well attended in spite of the inclem.
ent weather. He gave one of the
best lectures that has ever been
heard In the city. and there was not n
person In the audience who would not
80 again 70 hear him give the same
talk. The music, by the double quar-
tette and the solo by Mrs. r. c. Ran
kin, we're especially enjoyable. 1t Is
to be regretted that the opera house
was not packed. Mr.. Gray will de
liver two sermons at St. Paui's
church Sunday.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-09

Everybody is talking about attend
ing the Duncan next Monday night to
see the noted comedian. Frank Bea-
mish, in "A Stranger in Town" Tits
new comedy Is said to be one OF
the hest laughing PLAYS that aver
came over from the high priced thea
tiers Of the effete east. Frank Bea-
mish, the comedian. Is better known
In the larger cities. where he has
for several seasons been one of the