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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-09
BAD EYE JACKSON
is AGAIN IN JAIL

"Bad Eye" Jackson, the notorious
negro who has been mixed up ln many
scrapes. and who has been In Jan on
numerous charges Is again In the
clutches Of the law, also In Jail I1is
time bad Eye" IS accused OF rather
serious offense. ana ~ convicted, the
chances are that no will not lrouDla
the police for some time to come.
Last night according Go the police
"BIi Eve did the strong arm act
on "A man ia Victoria alley and took
from his victim a said watch ami SIS
200 cash Tho victim was James Mar
tn. Martin WAS walking through TIE
uSey. when suddenly. &c is hoig"n,
pad Eye" sneaked 40 behind him.
threw his arm about the mans neck
and lifted the watch and money. Tn
victim got a good look e.. the negro ana
vhon nc told hts troubles N the a2i'ce,
tha latter az once 4crogn.zcd IN de-
sci.pti,n as ntting "Ilad Bye"
an Of last night vas spent BY the
ucace on looking for fhe negro. IL
,e.,s feared that Ne had left town. hut
this 'aornng Onieer Tom Simpson spiei
the a. fow on Thl-d South street and
~ once placed him unicr arrest he
viii be charged with highway robbery.
Tho watch was recovered
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-09
PERSONALS.

Architect cobb and N. T. Newhouse,
brother ~ samuel Newhousc, return
ed east last evening Mr. Newhouse
Intending 90 continue on 30 Paris.
40 A. Mcnamara for the last six
Years with the Brown. Terry q Wood
ron Company has resigned and gone
t1 Denver. whore he VIII occupy "a
similar position with q IA. bramor
j. j. IKeyos of the Hartman lines
here accompanied by his wife has
left FOR Girard IN. hls old homo,
where he win spend hts vacation.
The couple viii visit other points IN
the east while absent from the city.
D. a. Foley of tho Illinois Central.
has returned from a short trip over
thc Union Pacific. Mrs %. N Fri-
fcldL Mrs. Foley's mother. Mrs. Fol-
ey, and little girl. left yesterday FOR
Chicago and d was 20 accompany
them on a stort portion ~ the trip
mat Nj Foley made the journey.
Asst. secy Lindsay o. the Unlver-
sity club has returned from an ex-
tended trip 20 tho Atlantic coast,
whore he visited the Jamestown ex-
position and relatives in New York
and Boston NJ Lindsay came orig
inally from the hub Of the universe. :"
Boston.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-09
A NEW SONG

"My Creed new song That VIII
reach your heart. bias just been issue
from the press of th, National Music
company. chicago Tine words. by MS
Lulu johnson. are fuu nf deep feeling,
the music. composed by Prof }. j. Nc
Cleuan, makes the song deeply touch
Ing. and viii strike "a chord OF sympa-
they Boo every heart 90 reaches.
Miss Johnson takes this step to OBJ
ieviate her present unfortunate coudi-
tlon. being sorcly afflicted by nerve
uus malaiy and tO prevent her lic
being any longer wasted and her life
cuts blasted for lack Of means with
witch TO overcome her numerous aulic-
lions Miss Johnson's every cnort WIN
be put forward to secure money from
the sale OF this song TO enter au Omaha
hospital I'M the spring tp remain year
under tho care OF d noted nerve speci-
allst. who has kindly offered 20 give
his services providing means could DE
secured to meet hospital expenses for
the year and provide o. nurse.
The song has been copyrighted ana ls
on sale az several of the music stores
IN the city. or So can Doe had direct by
addressing Miss Lulu Johnson 93S east
South Temple street salt Lake city,
Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-09

SYNOD MEETS
Presbyterian Assembly Gathers In
Annual Meeting In salt Lake.

The Presbyterian synod Of Utah met
church for its annual convention. The
sermon of the evening. was preached
by Rev Or. Paden. on the unreason-
ableness Of limiting God. taking as his
text Psalms lxxvil a. Rev Hugh
W. Jones Of Idaho Fails was chosen
moderator. and Rev. j. x. McGilvray
and wade LOOfbourOW temporary
clerks. The meetings continue through
the day Rev. Or r. NJ. Donaldson
oI Denver preaching the morning SER
mon. Miss Julia Fraser OF Oakland
Cal will speak this evening. on home
missions. and Rev. H. n taughliu Of
san Francisco ON foreign missions A
popular meeting will be held tomorrow
evening in the First Presbyterian
church where Rev. Dr. Donaldson Will
speak ou home missions.
The following delegates are In attend
anCe.
Presbytery OF Boise-John Gourley.
Twin Fails. Martin II. Mead. Nampa,
Edward Pratt. Shoshone; Joseph II.
Barton. Boise George Ruuaman. Belle
yue. David II. Clemens Caldwell; Fran
els T.. Springer CALDWELL Harry Leeds
Payette.
BOYD. Paris. Idaho. Robert Tweed soda
Springs Idaho Hugh W. Rankin. salt
Lake city, Hugh W. Jones, Idaho Falls,
Joseph y Stewart Malad
Prcshytery Of Utah-Jamcs IT, Me-
teer Richneld Josiah McClaln, salt
Lake city. Robert q. McNicce salt
Lake city. Robert NJ. stevenson. san
Lake CITY. George ". Martin Manti,
william ~ Paden. salt Lake CITY;
Theodore Lee Spanish Fork Newton y.
clemensou Logan. John Is, MacGill-
vrav. salt Lake city; Mciain w pa-
Wis. Green River: John ID. Starmont.
Mvton John r. Nelson, Payson. John
h.. y. Carver, ogden, Charles ". Ham
nt8n. Smlthneld. Wildmau Murphy
American Fork. Charles NJ Fitzpatrick.
ID .um. Theodore NJ Keusscn. Pam
guitch. Herbert T. Hays, Salt Lake
city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-09

pany. smother very serious difficulty is
Immediately encountered. The state OF
oregon Ga divided by two parallel
ranges OF mountains running north and
south. the caatcrly range constituting
tho Blue mountains. Do crossing those
hills the O. R. a. ~. Is f1rccd to ascend
maximum grade of about pe. CONT
which. OF course. b. 600 exceptionally eN-
pcneivo operating proposition, Io meet
this the company bias now undertaken
thc building ot Oh liur from Huntington
down thn side OFF the Snake rit.r
Twenty 1--WE miles OFF this line have been
graded. and Do is expected thai rFtulu-
nllv ihis ruHd ulu extend to Lewiston.
Ida. connecting there with The present
northerly branch 1f fte Cd. k q" N.
company. thus co1sttutiug thwuEh
tianecoutiueum unr This VIII give
the company 3D. water grade ini Ih' .N-
tiro distsuce t0 Portland. fltt -muc
miles OF This road from Huntington
have been authorized ny thc board OK
directors The completion 90 this nht
will sigualze the solving of another
great problem.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-09
MRS. A. L. YOUNG APPOINTED.

Mrs A. T. Young has been appointed
by Mayor Bransford as probation
officer for The Juvenile court in this
city The appointment OF Mrs. Young
places her back 600 position where she
rendered efficient work as probation
officer Boz the Juvenile court under the
old law. when the court was part OF
the citN's legal department. After the
new law took effect ana the operation
OF he saw served to remove the proba-
ton officers appointed under the old law.
Mrs Young continued TO work for sew
ptal months without pay. Her services
were recognized as most valuable 90
the work OF che court. The beneficial
effects OF her work among Maynard
girls rsppciallv. has been most marked.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-09
SUNDAY SONGS
Prof. stephens submits list as Rem
dercd Last Day ~ Conference.

IN order 60 correct errors ana pre-
serve fuu and complete account ~
the hymns and muscal selections rem
dered during sundays conference ses-
sions. Prof stephens has submitted
the following list sung cousecutIvely
az designated iu the different meet
inEs
Sunday monring Hymn. wow Let
us Rejoice" by choir and congregation.
Anthem. Rouse on We Morals
Duet. "The Morning Breaks" Elder
]. W summorhays and N. $ Pratt
Hymn. who are These Arrayed In
white" Edith Grant
Anthem. Let the Mountains shout
for JOy." tabernacle choir
SUNDAY Afternoon Anthem. Cos
pei Restoration tabernacle choir
"Haleluiah Chorus" tabernacle
choir
solo. IIe Hath Borne our Griefs."
Helen Thomas.
Anthem "Iunammatus" Lizzie
Thomas Edward. choir and organ
SUNDAY Evening Anthem. Praise
the Lord An ye Nations" tabernacle
choir.
Quartet, "oue Hundred Years" Lot
tie owen and Mabel Cooper, George
ID. Pyper and Horace ~ Ensign
Tenor solo. Consider the Lilies
T. ". Tout
Quartet Lead Kindly Light" WIN
j. Phillips. Alma Vincent Aldrin Pet
ersen and Fred Sanford
Mottete. God OF Israel" Lizzie T..
Edward Mabel Cooper. VIII y Phil
lips. Horace S. Ensign. tabernacle
choir ana organ.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-09

company will not accede TO our sug-
gcstiou OF 35-foot driveway along
the north side OF our grounds legal
measures be taken 60 Keep First South
street open az lts full width or 1872
feet through the Fort Douglas reser-
walton opposite the university grounds,
and that the matter be referred to
the executive committee with fun pow
er 90 act. and with authority 81 ne
cessary iu its judgment Co employ
unset 20 represent the board IN SCI
curing this end.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-09
WALLIN HAS HEARING

g. W Walln. accused Of grand lar
ccny. was given a hearing this morn
ing In the criminal division Of the city
court, The case Of the state was pre-
scented and tho defense viii have an
inning tomorrow morning. The COM
plant alleges that Wnllin stole "a watch
ovctcoat and suit case from II. W.
Thompson. Wallln was brought back
from Green River, Wyo.. and Il is
claimed some OF the stolen property
was fOuad on him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-09
STOLE A SUIT CASE

a young man givng the name ~ =.
O. Deer ana claiming 20 han from
Chicago. WAS arrested this morning by
Jaucr Earl Ripley ou Che charge ~
petit larceny thc allegation being that
be stole "a suit case valued at s6 from
Warren Paul 1W state street Aucr
stealing thc sut ease, Deer tried tn sell
So at Third South street saloon but
the bartender Was suspicious ANA dr-
cliued tn buy. Deer then wont tu "a
Main street stole snd sold tho case
for $3.50 Ie wW explain matters fu
Judgo bichl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-09
THIRKILL ARRAIGNED.

6. ] ThirSi1 the young man ar-
rested last night on the charge of OBJ
tanning money under false preteuses
an account OF which appears elsewhere
In this impression of the "NeWs' was
in court this mornine before Judge
Digh for arraignmeut Tie was req
resented by Atty. Striugfellow who
took unul tomorrow To- plead IhirN'
was released on his own recogulzauce
and win plead tomorrow morning
Two other complaints will probably
turuey.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-09
DOUBLE WEDDING.

An interesting event took place IN the
Family of bishop S. NJ T. seldom Of
the Filth Wari today IN the way ot
q double marriage. one of the COM
tracing parties was Bishop seldom
himself whose marriage with Miss Mil
De- CdnsnI Nps solemni2ed as was also
chat of his daughter, Miss Della Sed-
DON. With Mr. Delos Wilson. A rcccp-
u0u Hnl boz held for the celebration of
both weddings at the home OF Mr.. VIII
tu-.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-09
With the Politicians.

Parley p. Jensen ~ TO be- secretary
Of the Republican city committee He
is a member ct the state Press asso-
citation. and of the Press club. He was
announced as secretary after a meet
ing OF the city committee held last
night at the new headquarters ln the
Commercial National bank building
Democratic headquarters are open I'm
the Windsor hotel with Ashby Snow
and Douglas Swan. Jr., in charge.
Democratic district chairmen OF the
First precinct are requested 10 attend
"a meeting i'm Democratic headquarters
Thursday evening The chairman, MI
Ashby snow win discuss the politicab
campaign with them.
At the residence Of Mrs S. A. Ken
uer a meeting OF the Women's Demo
cratic club is being held this after
noon.
A new two-step is said To be pre-
pairing fOr campaign use. 90 be pub
lished by the Inner circle" II is en-
titled "An Bound Round with Pc
itical Wire" and is to be dedicated TO
salt Lake I'm case OF American" party
victory.
There Is bound 10 come a time when
certain politicians for revenue only lose
interest in the city. but % win not
come until the overdraft is so large
th9' prospects for graft fade far, far
awar.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-09
SUTHERLAND DISCHARGED.


Arthur sutherIaud alias ". o..
Rice lh. youuF mau arrested some
weeks ago ou tho charge OF g1and lar
couy wll not be- required 10 stand trial
for the alleged onenso. The case against
him was dismissed hy Judge Diehl this
m1rning GOA motion n Asst county A.
torney haigh. owing 10 the fact that
The complaining witness failed % put IN
au appearance.
n Was charged Thai sutherland stole
scented Ia court b. Atty, HAIRY :.
Harper.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-09
SMITH CASE DISMISSED.
Motion of Defense in Embexzlemont
Proceeding Prevails.

Tho matter vi thr state ys. oliver j.
smith. charged with ombezzlng $500
from tha National Mastic Roofing COM
pany uas sct Tor preliminary hearing
tba morning 200 Justice of the Peace
Dana o. smiths court. hut owing 10 tho
nUur. af tha complaining witness to
put lu Hu appearance. the motion made
Dl AGO.. sorcu s. Christensen. for the
I. dismiss. was granted. The
motion Was not resisted by Asst Coun-
sod HHIaU.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-09
NAY RETURN FUNDS.


The Real Estate association may give
back the money collected 10 fight the
Butchers and Groccrs' association. A.
romcmrcial club luncheon today the
matter OF this fund IS being discussed.
aud+1s mo- movement has Vet been made
to cali % mass meeting on prosecute an
Investigation other than that the grand
iCry is 40 make people are ask ng for
t.eir money back The butchers and
groccs issued def 10 the Real Estate
men, charging chat their credit was go
poor chat they could not get people 10
TRUST them with their money and pre-
1lctcu "a failure of the effort 30 collect.
About $4,000 was called FOR. and less
than $500 was raised. " which tho Rea,
Gsta.c association offered $500.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-09
GROSS, NOT NET
slight Error IN Wording Causes An
noyancc 10 Fair OhiciaIs.

The officials OF the state fair have
been greatly annoyed. NOT 10 say cXas-
perated boy the publication OF the state
ment that their receipts for the fair
season were $4,000 met OF course,
the statement should have been $4,000
gross They state that ~ they have
$1,000 net left after paying AN bills they
win feel more than happy As 10 is.
with many people supposing that they
have The clean sum of $4,000 left after
payiur an expense, they are simply
overwhelmed with Requests. suggestions
and demands az ali sorts as to what
thew ought to do With their plethora
Of funds They have plenty of places.
they say Boa which the 5000 not can
BE- used FOR the good of the institution.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-09
Rheumatism

Is one Of the constitutional
diseases. II manifests itself
in local aches and pains,
infamed joints and stiff
muscles, -but il cannot be
cured by local applications.
II requires constitutional
treatment acting through
the blood, and the best IS q
course Of the great medicine
Od'sSarsaparilla
which has permanently
cured thousands of cases.
For testimonials Of remarkable cures
BEND for Book on Rheumatism, No. z.
c. l. Hood Co., Lowell, Mass.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-09
REGENTS ARE DECIDED.
They Take Radical Notion Against
Federal Heights People.

The University of uah reFeuts m
a special meeting this afternoon took
decisive action aEaust the Telluride
Realty company in regard 10 the Fed-
aaI Heights dispute of which much
has appeared ln local papors OF late.
}eFouung the Implication thar they
have hrnk.n lafh with the realty
rrnnIH fh demand aa-fo1f street,
or law suit io open First south
-,r.rl ri0a Iu Furt nouelas The
following resolution passed this afier-
noon.
Resolved. That lt L. The sense m
the board that q tho Telluride Realty
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-09
CAsHED WORTHLESS CHECK
&. =. Thirkel Arrested at Instance Of
Saloonkccpcr

g. j. Th.rkU formerly employed Boy
the %. s. T.. us clcrk was placed
under arrest yesterday afternoon ou
the charge or obtaining money hF falsr
arsteuaes. The arrest OF ThraU rIs
at me request of Frank Wm1e' "a a8-
loonkeepor. who complained that The
man induced him tn clsh chcrk nr
fis said check being worthless as
Thirkln had uo funds Don thc bank
After the complaint Nna issued
search f1r the man WAS made. Tho poe
uca learned thuf Thirau was ling
about town Boo au automobile with .
PARTY 0f nl-hlly dressed WUuau. The
police finally landed the Wan Oh East
Second South street ThirNu claimed
that the check business was llI O. mls-
take and chat he bad simply oFerirawn
Dos account
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-09
CANYON CREST BENEFIT.
Grand Thcatcr FILLED With Friends
OF Home for Boys.

The Grand theater was crowded yes
terday afternoon. ON the occasion OF the
benefit concert for the Canyon Crest
ranch, and except for the disappoint-
mont az the non-appearance OF the
juvenile band. the entire program was
Wen appreciated by the audience. Those
who took part ON the program were
the following. with Mr.. John J. McClel-
Ian at the piano.
Mir. George Rogers ..-.......-.....I Tenor
Master Ross Hutchinson ......N lolinist
Miss Kathleen Fitzpatrick. Soprano
Miss Anna Warren ..........N Violin 70
Baby Dorothy Song and dance artist
Pearl Stevens Stanley. child mper-
senator and reader.
Assisted by Miss Irene Kelly, Amy
Osborne. Edith SummerhaysIvy Evans,
Alice Webley. Claudia Holt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-09

n. r. Evans. Florist. SO s. H1ain 81
Floral Designs a Speciality. 'phon g6i
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-09
LEFT SATURDAY.

when do & leave hcre}' he asked.
"lf ylu leave This evening tSatur-
dayJ you viii catch the first steamer
out on the Sc1ndinavian-Amer
nue THURSDAY" was ODE answer
trucking the tickets away in am iu-
side pocket the old man thanked Mr.
Rccmer and lcft Mr. Beamcr thought
nothing more of the incident until
yesterday afternoon when Doc saw an
accout OF the strange disappearance
OF Mr. Rausmu ,sen, in the News
MYSTERY CLEARS
As he had asked the stranger his
name age. C61 years. occupation. and
other questions 90 an bon the tickets
as per ticket office custom it dawn
ed upon him this must nave been the
same man. The FIRST thing the rail-
road man did was TO notify the fam
iiy that the old gentleman had bought
ticket FOR Copenhagen and left
DECISION WAS SUDDEN
The family was greatly relieved at
locating him and now feel confident
that he viii make the trip safely and
enjoy b. For "a time his absence
caused all SORTS ~ worry.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-09

Eber w Hall. 225 South West Ten.
pie ST. Funeral Director. Licensed
Embalmer. Private Ambulance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-09

The highest quality of chocolate made
is McDonaId's Bitter Sweets lfyou were
to pay $500 pound for any other they
wouldn't equal Bitter Sweets. A strong
statement, but a true one.
Bitter sweets oc and soc, M pound.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-09
SITUATION WANTED.

A GOOD RESPONSIBLE MAN su1r
citor and collector. Address 1887 care ~
Nowe.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-09
FINAL EXERCISES At
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
Prof. Coiley Delivers Annual Ad-
dress 10 High Shool Graduates
Tomorrow Night.
ELABORATE PROGRAM ARRANGED
Or. Porter and Mcssrs. Pickett and
Harret. Among the spcakers-Bac.
calsurcate Sermon at St. Paurs
Episcopal Church Today by Rev. A..
o. skycs, D. o.

Elaborate exercises ut the Acade-
my of music at $3.50 o'clock tomorrow
night will mark tho close or the an
nual commencement exercises of the
local High school, which began Thurs
day night. An interesting program
has been arranged Tor the occasion
and no doubt the function VIII DO one
of the most enjoyable OF It's kind In
the history of the school.
AS the entire public il invited to
attend IL Is expected that the Acade-
my Will be filled to It's capacity. Inc
boxes have been reserved for the
alumni of the school and tho first five
rows of the orchestra will be set
aside for the families and relatives
OF the graduates. On the stage Will be
the graduates. ..members OF the High
school faculty. the school trustees,
the speakers and the winners OF tho
medals offered for the best poem, es-
say and original story published In
the High School Student this SEES.
sion.
Professor A. b. Coifey, who holds
the chair OF pedagogy at William a.
Mary College. will deliver the annual
address. Professor Co1ey is one or
the foremost educators OF Virginia
today and mn interesting address Is
expected from him. Others speak.
ers Will be Rev. j. w. Porter, ID. d.,
Mr.. w. Il. Barrett and Hon. w. H.
Pickett.
Rev. 40. Sykes, d. d., director OF
st. Paul's Episcopal church. Will
preach tho baccalaucatc sermon to
the graduating class ut st. Paurs
church ut IL o'clock this morning.
The graduates will gather ut the
Pocahontas Hotel and In company
with the school faculty and
members OF tho school board they
will march to tho church In n body.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-09
COMMENCEMENT NuMsER.
Best Issue Of Hlah School Student OF
the Year.

The commencement number OF
the High School Student, issued yes.
terday, is the best number OF this
popular little school magazine pub.
lished this session. The issue reflects
credit on both tho magazine stair
and the student body OF the High
school,
The cover design, drawn by Ear
nest Shaffer, one OF tho school pupils,
Is both appropriate and artistic and
lends greatly to tho effectiveness OF
the booklet. Handsome half tone
pictures OF the graduating class or
1907 and OF the student stan add to
the completeness OF the publication.
The subject matter in this issue is
above the ordinary. In addition to
many interesting school notes there
are to be found between tho covers
of the book entertaining fiction sto-
rles. several we'll written and IN.
tef9sting essays and two splendid
poems
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-09
"TRIP Pr TO MERRYlAap."
Comedy to be Presented at Buckro,
Beach Theatre.

Beach Theatre.
Beginning tomorrow evening tho
John b. Wills Musical Comedy Com
pany will be seen Tor the entire week
in the Buckroe Beach theatre in the
laughable comedy, "a Trip to Merry
land" Mr.. Wills said yesterday that
this is one Of the the best attrac-
tions in his repertoire of plays and
that the lovers of innocent, clean
comedy can expect delightfully."-
breezy performance.
Mr.. Wills and Mr.. Frank Leslie will
be seen in the leading comedy parts.
Miss Eleonora Richmond will Join
the company tomorrow and 1t is said
that she possesses n remarkably
sweet voice. During the play a mum.
Der OF songs Will be introduced,
among them "Since / Have Little
Money Left Me-" by Wills and Leslie;
"rhe Ghost That Never Walked by
George adams; That's How | Love
You, Mamie" by Leslie and Miss
Katie Helston; ''rhe Famous Cane
Dance" and others.
This afternoon the Buckroe orches.
tra will give the usual Sunday con-
cert in the pavilion from 3 to q
O'Clock,