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The Marshall republican., 1907-06-21
SAYS MRS, EDDY IS EN-
TIRELY RATIONAL
Arthur Brisbane Renounces
Attempt to Deprive Her
of Property Control

viewed Mrs. Mary Baker 6.
Eddy az representative of the
Cosmopolitan Magazine,
throws a fash OF light upon
the mental condition Of the
founder of the Christian
Science Church. His o5ser-
vations are interesting in
view of the attempt to wrest
from her the control of her
property. He says:
81 had a long and extreme
ly interesting talk with her.
The conditions at Mrs. Eddy's
home at Concord are, briefly
as follows:
"Those about her are de-
voted 10 her. She is in alb.
solute control of her own
movements and mistress Of
her entire household.
"Mrs. Eddy is thoroughly
competent to take care of her.
self and of her business. The
suggestion that she should be
deprived of her personal
liberty or Of the property that
she has earned is preposter-
Gus and shameful.
.'For a woman OF her age
she is SO years old-her men,
tai vigor and c~learness of
thought are most unusual. l
had opportunity of convincing
myself thoroughly as TO her
mental and physical condition.
''She talks clearly and logi-
cally. She reads beautifully,
with a voice very musical and
OF great power. She under.
stands business matters
thoroughly. She speaks with
intense feeling aud gratitude
OF her friends and their de-
votion. To accuse these
friends of conspiracy agains,
her welfare is, in my opinion,
disgraceful.
IF Mrs. Eddy, in her old
age, should be deprived by
law of her fortune, OF the
right to dispose Of it or of the
right 10 dispose Of herself, the
act would be outrageous, and
it would cause just apprehen
sion in the minds Of all wo
men past three-score and ter
and possessed of property
that might arouse the cupid
ty or the interest OF outsiders
:. "Mrs. Eddy lives under
ideal conditions of comfort
happiness and cOntentment
1t would be sheer brutalit,
on the part OF so-called mex
friends or any other to inter
fere with her life as it is 10
day.
Il questioned her 10 detail
as TO the lawsuit which SEEK
to deprive herof her propert.
and as to tbs deed of trus
which she recently executed
These matters are clear il
her mind.
!, .'But If all the charges mad
/. against her mental condition
were true, that very trutl
would constitute an addition
al reason for leaving her a
/ she is in, an ideally beautiful
home, surrounded by GOO
women, devoted To her, i
! whom her wishes are law, il
whom she has absolute con
fidence. and whose devotion
makes her life happy."St
Louis Times.
Avn nA1kAAaA- A. kkA...--.>2 MAAA--
The Marshall republican., 1907-06-21

Prof. and Mrs. j. H. Ken
ner returned from Jefferson
City Saturday morning, where
they had attended commence
ment exercises of Lincoln
Institute. Prof. Kenner says
they we're delayed on their
return trip by three different
wrecks or derailments and
arrived in Marshall just
twelve hours late. 1t seems
that Missouri Pacific passen-
gers need a better service
more than the two-cent fare.
The Marshall republican., 1907-06-21
Szsma&c,
ExckkGKE KRSAAl~
%NYEI. .:g !uhsEsHoVSr0

Rev. Geo. W. Shepherd call
ed our attention to an error
made in this paper last week
when we referred to his me.
mortal address subject as, "a
Deathbed Confession" instead
of "A Deathless Confession"
Our printers made another
similar mistake when they
made us say "drowsy" horse
for "drivipg" horse in refer
ing to Ben Larman's purchase
of a horse several weeks ago.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-22
MORE BOY THIEVES AND
A JAP FENCE CAPTURED

No sooner has Judge Whitney clear
ed the calendar of one bunch of bad
boys than the police bring in another
batchs to the great distraction of Turn
key Melanphy and his assistants. Yes
terdayy a roundup was made of ten
youngsters implicated in a number of
lead pipe robberies, the pipes and brass
fittings being chopped out of number
OF vacant houses, And, what is more
important, the police have captured the
man to whom the boys claim they have
been in the habit of selling their stolen
goods
Mishima, japanese, is booked on
two charges of receiving goods know
ing them to have been stolen, the boys
tof the lead pipe gang being Jos. Kauai,
John Martin, Geo. Rosa, Allen Cunha,
Christiano Martin, John Rowe, Tommy
Rowe, Antoine Martin. Lui Freitas,
William Kaiama, all booked for lar
ceny in the second degree. After the
first fright of the arrest wore off the
boys settled down to singsong, maxi
ing the early hours of the night ring
with God be with you till we meet
again.
AS was the case with the other juve-
nile cases of larceny, as soon as one
or two of the boys had been captured
they began giving information which
brought them companions in their
misery. The boys have been operating
principally in the neighborhood or
School street, the old Normal school
building being completely stripped Of
roof metal, piping and brass nttings.
Even the lead window weights nave
been packed off and sold, according to
the confessions of the boys, to Mishl-
ma. who runs a second hand store on
Emma street and who took all that
was brought him without asking ques-
tions.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-22
Henry WaterhOuSe Trust Co.,
LIMITED.
Corner Fort and Merchant Streets.
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Glove bargains this week at Sachs.
Crepe paper 1Oc. the roll. tissue paper
In all shades, at Arleigh's.
r. and G. corsets at less than cata-
iogue prices this week at Sachs.
A baby carriage, good as new, is Of
fered for sale. Can be seen at l4oA
Thurston avenue.
A neat, unfurnished cottage at 1454
Thurston avenue is offered for rent
Possession given on February j.
A strong and well-bred child's pony,
the property Of Mr.. Layard, is onereo
for sale Same can be seen at the
Hotel Stables.
Five shares of stock of the Pacific
Guano and Fertilizer co. (new issue)
will be sold at Morgan's auction rooms
D1ext Saturday.
ladies shampooing parlors just
opened at 1116 Richards street Every
thing new and up-to-date. Tourist
trade solicited.
Some valuable land in Puunui, at the
head of Liliha and Wyllie streets, is to
be sold at public auction next Saturday
by Jas. F. Morgan
Dress goods specials now on sale, Dig
cut i'm prices, at Sachs.
Annual meeting and election OF OF
fcsrs of the Merchants Association
tomorrow at p. m. All members are
requested to attend.
Eirst-class tickets to all stauons On
the oahu Railroad and Haleiwa coupon
tickets are now on sale at the oA..e
OF Trent & CO.. $50 Fort street.
See Morgan's column for today aue-
ton sales. Household furniture
goods. White Minorca cockereis anu
MANI other things will be soiu'
elk braid watch fob. with chlio
r,a.,r apd I. o. o. F. emblem a..
iosns has been lost. Reward
S,dar will return same to this oilice
D- NcIennan has taken the ny
c., cottape in the Hawaiian hole
s-ro,,ras corner of Richards stree. 60
pnna,aDia avenue. New phone Man
22s. +o
The nublic is invited at all times
see the workings OF tine a.
Steam Laundry on Mercnan. anu ben
kea streets. Drop in some 'iihe
in that neighborhood- s
Iady's gold watch, with ~ ~ had
lost sunday in Kalihf. Inc io the
initials Il. II. A" engraVeu o. "a
same. also contained a photo.
il returned to this ONCE
10, ~ law books, the property LA
the Territory of Hawaii WIN ,,ahrrarv
at public auction on Monday, ,;s+ az
4. at Morgan's salesrooms-
advertised on page 5.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-22
r. & G. CoRsETs
AT LESS THAN CATALOGUE
PRICES

This may seem a1,o a., No
''' er ordinary cireum-
"ouiF not be permitted to
sell them at less .h., o.o1o,,o pr;ees
its that we are going to
discontinue, nssuee you get benefit; they
''io Wv, UP-TO-DATE STYLES.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-22
Dress Goods Specials o oHk THIS WEEK

dsofv of at
roung business
that following
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-22

An evening paper mentions Bernard
Kelekolio and Harry Murray of Homo
lulu and w. K. Lyman of Hilo as can-
didates for clerk of the Senate With
a field to divide his opposition, VIII
liam Savidge would have all the more
certainty of election-if there is any
doubt of that in any case-but perhaps
the two above mentioned are only after
the assistant clerkship. Savidge has
the great advantage of satisfactory
service for two periods
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-22

HOMESPUN SUITING-Gray mixed;
So inches wide. $1.00 Quality, soc
YARD.
BLUE MIXED SUITTNG-56 inches
wide. 1926 Quality, s1.25 YARD
NOVELTY SUITINGS-56 inches
wide: All New; Brown and Gray mix
lures. $1.25 Quality, S5c YARD.
ALL WOOL, FANCY SUITINGS-5o
and "a inches wide. $500 Quality,
S1.25 YARD.
BLUE MIXED SUITING-Au Wool;
Double Width $1.25 Quality, zoe
YARD.
ALL WOOL. MIXED SUITING--Dou-
bic Width. 90c Quality, Zoe YARD.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-22

Some very valuable property in Wal
kiki, opposite Sunny South, near
James Boyd's residence, will be sold
at public auction at noon today at
JAS F. Morgan's salesrooms
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-22

Have you ever noticed how many
National cash registers are used in this
city? Every first-class business house
should have one. Hawaiian Office Spe-
cialty Co. are agents for Hawaii
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-22
SPECIAL VOLCANO TRIP

Leaving Honolulu by S. S. KINAU,
Tuesday, January %, and returning by
s. s. MAUNA LOA, Tuesday, January
29th. Making the entire circuit of Ha-
wall.
This trip offers special advantages.
as the steamer sails along the Hamakua
and Hilo coast in the daytime, equaling
in beauty trip up the Hudson. Arriv.
ing at Hilo at noon Wednesday, where
the night is spent at a comfortable no.
tel, Thursday morning the journey is
resumed by train and stage, arriving
at the volcano, which is now active, at
eleven o'clock. Two and half days
may be spent sightseeing at Kilauea
and vicinity. Leaving the Volcano
House Sunday morning, and taking
the steamer MAUNA LOA at Honuapo
at one o'clock. the vessel passes close
to the Kau and Kona coast, giving
fine opportunity to witness the present
lava streams flowing from the side of
the mountain. Visitors pronounce this
eruption to be the grandest sight imag-
fnable.
THE SPECIAL RATE FOR THIS
TRIP Is S51.00
Should there be sufficient bookings
for this trip, a special agent will ac-
company the party.
For further information and tickets
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-22

CAMEL'S HAIR PLAIDS-All Wool.
extra wide 75c Quality, 4oc YARD:
$1.oo Quality, soc YARD; s1.2a ouaI.
ity, Csc YARD.
BLACK sERGE-Double WiI. ooe
Quality, Coo YARD. e
NAVY BLUE CHEvIoT sT,pnr All
Wool; so inches wide. ST 90 ouality.
soc YARD.
BLACK FANCY CREPfors Noble
Width, $l.oo Quality,T soc YARD.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-09-05

John T. Edwards, chief engineer OF
Railroad, arrived this morning from
Carlsbad, and this afternoon is hold
| iag an informal conference with some
of the leading railroad spirits of Ros-
well at the Grand Central Hotel. He
is out looking for route for his road
to El Paso, and his visit is, conse-
quently, of Importance at this time.
The Carlsbad Current says of him
and his visit at the Eddy county me-
tropolis:
Chief Engineer John T. Edwards,
of the Kansas City, Lawton & Pacific
Railway, has just arrived il Carlsbad
from Lawton, Oklahoma, coming thru
by private conveyance over the coun-
ties of Ford, King, Dickens, Cara,
Lynn, Terry and Yoakum, in Texas,
co, to Carlsbad. The object of his
trip was to gather information in ref
erence to what the country contains
that would induce the building of the
connecting link in the through line
system from Eastern Indian Terrific
ry to Ell Paso, Texas, and to note the
feasibility of constructing the road
from an engineering standpoint.
Mr Edwards made the acquaintance
of some of the large pasture owners,
who will cooperate with the K. c.,
L. & P Ry. Co., in doing the prelim-
mary work and surveying towards
building the road. He says in spite
of the fact that this is an unusually
dry year the crops are favorable over
more than nalf the way this side of
Red River.
On the last half of the road coming
this way the drouth was more mark
ed, but that some forage crops would
be raised Chief Engineer Edwards
has great faith in the success of the
railroad planned and says Carlsbad
can get the road if the people will
show the enterprising spirit warrant
ed for the promotion of such an i'm
portant undertaking.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-09-05
The Ben Hur Entertainers to.
night at the Baptist church.
MANY STATES BEHIND
NEW MEXICO AT SHOOT.

New Mexico stood thirty-seventh
in the national shooting contest, ac-
cording TO the last report from Camp
Perry. However, one more day of the
contest remained to be tried out and
the final standing of the territorial
troops is not known at the present
time.
Considering that New Mexico has
only about six companies in the Ma
tional Guard and is competing against
states with seven or eight regiments
Or about 10000 men in the field the
showing is a good one. New Mexico
had only 300 men from which to Sc
lect her team and many states are
behind her.
All the members of the territorial
team have entered the individual con-
test which took place Friday, Satur-
day and today and the contest is end
ed this afternoon.
The boys will spend a day il Chica-
go and expect to arrive home on next
Thursday. New Mexico's score this
year, stands 219 points above that of
last year, which is a great improve
ment in craftsmanship, and at the
present time they are eight points
ahead of Arizona, and will undoubt-
edly beat the sister territory by a
good majority.
]. g. Sharp is fifth on the local team
and DIR. Jenkins is seventh, so Las We
gas has done her share towards Sc
curing honors for New Mexico.
General Harrington is delighted at
the showing made by mis- men, they
having passed eleven competitors
whose National Guard is supposed to
be much superior to that of New
Mexico.-Las Vegas Optic.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-09-05

Aniceto C. Abeitia, of Socorro, to be
of Mines at Socorro, to succeed him
self; D. c. Winters, of Las Vegas, to
be a trustee of the New Mexico in
sane asylum at Las Vegas, to sue
ceed himself; Marion Littrell, of
Santa Fe; J. E. Wood, of Santa Fe;
Mrs. Antonio Joseph, of Ojo Cal
ie1te; Mrs. Frank w. Clancy, of AL
buquerque, and Rev. E. Mcqueen
Gray, of Carlsbad, to be delegates to
the National Prison Congress at Chi
cago.
Frank Curry and Charles Curry,
sons of Governor Curry, have arriv-
ed from the Philippines, accompa-
MED by two Fflipinos. one of whom,
some months ago in Samar, saved
the life of Governor Curry. One of
the Filipinos will entef. khe New
Mexico Military Institute at Roswell,
as will also one of the Curry boys.
The other Filipino and the second
son of the Governor will remain
Will IIiC dI Od1l1
Ffrsf Assistant Attorney General
Alfred Cooley has arrived from
day in consultation with Governor
Curry, Attorney General A. B. Fall,
U. S. Attorney w. H. H. Llewellyn
and Assistant U. S. Attorneys Gen
eral Peyton Gordon and Ormsby Nc
Harg, in reference to alleged New
Mexico land frauds. From mere Mr..
Cooley went to Denver on a similar
mission.
United States and Territorial dis
trict courts convened Monday and
attracted much interest because an
effort will be made to find indict-
ments for land frauds. Being Labor
Day, the juries were not organized.
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Argument for Campbell system.

Argument for Campbell System.
Editor Record:
In your issue of Tuesday r. C. Mis-
bet has an article headed, "A Sure
Thing vs. Doubtful Farming" upon
which l would like to make a few
comments. Does Mr.. Nisbet under
stand the meaning of doubt?
If he does, how can he apply it to
Mr. Campbell and his followers wnen
they have been so successful in work
ing out his system? My heart goes
out to the many farmers that are
plains of the Southwest. Therefore
1 can only regard Mr.. Campbell and
his system as God-send.
Mr. Campbell and other pioneers
of Nebraska and Kansas in the early
days struggled as hard as those of
the Southwest are now struggling.
Doubt and fear are the worst foes
to success Ask any man that has
succeeded in any enterprise if doubt
helped him. Do we not see day by
day others around us aeld down by
these enemies? Then let us arise
and say, Get behind me, Satan.
One man Or woman is just as good as
another. 1t is only our mortal sense
that makes us different. In part l am
in bondage to these enemies, doubt
and fear. 1 am praying, working and
striving to overcome them. l am sure
ly rising gradually above them.
FRANK DUNLAP.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-09-05
The Ben Hur Entertainers are
the last of the Lhautauqua En-
tertainerS. Don't miss them.

Eight or nine years in the militia
ry service has taught Captain Curry
TO execute the orders of his superior
officer. and whatever instructions he
received at Oyster Bay will be car
ried out" says the Roswell Record.
So it would appear from a statement
in the Albuquerque Citizen quoting
Governor Curry as saying: There is
one thing that / wish no mistake
about / shall expect the unqualified,
honest and sincere support for boti
the Territorial and National Republi-
can administrations from every off,
cial holding once or commission un-
der my regime In this Territory" The
real feature OF interest Is that the
words Republican administration
shall mean fair government It Is un-
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-09-05
JUDGE POPE TALKS OF THE
RESIGNATION OF HERVEY

In speaking yesterday of Mr.. Her
vey's resignation, Judge VIM. H. Pope
of whose courts Mr.. Hervey has been
district attorney for the last -four
years, said:
.sMr Hervey's resignation causes a
distinct loss to the public service. He
has made a most capable district at
torney. fearless, fair, courteous, con-
scientious. he posses all the qualities
which make the ideal prosecuting of
ficer.a With health restored it will
not in my Judgment be long before he
is called 10 positions in public ser
vice even higher than that he mas
just relinqushed. The Territory can
not long spare such young men from
public hfe.''
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-09-05
NEW REALTY FIRM
TAKES UP WORK OF OLD.


r. A. Holmes, w. P. Turner and
John c. Davis have bought the inter
ests of the Pecos Valley immigration
Company and organized what they
term the Turner Holmes Land Com
pany under which name they will
conduct the business of the old firm
and extend it as much as possible.
Bringing prospectors to the Pecos Val
ley and locating them here on farms
and city property will be their prin-
cipal line of operations.
Mr.. Holmes is now on a trip north,
where he will appoint agents to rep
resent the company in securing pros
pectors, and expects to bring a num-
ber of land-buyers wnen he returns.
Mr. Turner is now in southern Texas,
months, but will return next spring,
business reasons keeping him there
until that time. His family will be
here next month to take up their
residence in Roswell. Mr.. Davis is in
charge of the local office.
Mssrs. Davis and Holmes have had
charge of the Roswell branch of the
Pecos Valley immigration Co. for the
past year and have had a liberal
share of the business, especially the
large deals, in the Pecos Valley in
that period. The new firm will retain
the old Office of the immigration Co.
at 215 N. Main, and will start in af-
ter the business right. They have
their first ad.- in today's Record.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-09-05
THE GAME LAWS
NOW IN EFFECT
Open Season.

Open Season.
Deer with horns.-With gun only;
Oct. Is to Nov. 80. Limit one deer.
Turtle dove, with gun only; July
Is to May 1 of each year.
Wild turkey, mountain grouse, prai
rie chicken, with gun only, Oct. Nov
and Dec. of each year.
Quail (native or crested) with gun
only, November, December and Janu-
ary of each year.
Protected Until 1910.
Antelope, Pheasant, Bob White
Quail, Wild Pigeon, protected until
March 13, 1910.
Prohibited at All Times.
Elk, Mountain Sheep, Beaver, Ptar-
migan; killing, capturing, prohibited
at all times.
For violating the last above para
graph the penalty is $500 fine and go
days in Jail, and for a violation OF
any one of the first five paragraphs
the penalty is 800 fine and so days
in Jail.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-09-05

Atmospheric pressure.
CReduced to sea level; inches and
hundredths)
Mean, 29.SS; highest, 3O.OS, date 81;
lowest 29.69, date 4tn.
Temperature.
Highest 100, date 10; lowest 60,
date 81; greatest daily range, 81. date
10; least daily range y, date 81.
Mean for this month in 1905. 78;
in 1906, rs; in 1907, 78.
Mean of this month for years. n;
absolute maximum for this month for
3 years, 100; absolute minimum for
this month for years, 81.
Precipitation.
Total this month, 2.06; greatest pre-
cipitation in "a hours, II, date 3O-31.
Total precipitation this month in
1905, OF; in 1906, 1.83; il 1907, 2.06.
Average of this month for 3 years,
130
Prevailing direction of wind s.; to-
tai movement 3,347 miles; average
hourly velocity As; maximum veloci-
ty (for five minutes) 25 miles per
hour, from w. on 7th.
Number of clear days, 10; partly
cloudy, 10; cloudy, 3; on which .01
inch, or more, of precipitation occur
red, IL.
Thunder storms, 2 3 IL 1S 19
20 21 % "a 28 29.
NJ. WRIGHT,
Official ia Charge.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-09-05
New Hearing Denied.

At the meeting Of the Territorial
Supreme Court at Santa Fe this week
new hearing was denied Rosario
Emilio. The court retained jurisdic-
tion for the purpose of liking the date
of the execution.
This case is well known to every
reader of the News and all also know
that the condemned man made his
escape from the Lincoln Jail four or
more months ago, and that no trace
has been found of his whereabouts.
Sheriff Owen, however, feels conf
dent that he will yet effect his cap
veltion by the governor will save
him from the gallows.-Capitan News
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-09-05
Another Democratic Appointment

Another Democratic Appointment
Fred Higgins, formerly sheriff of
Chaves county, yesterday received a
commission from Governor George
Curry by which he becomes a mem
Der of the New Mexico mounted po-
lice. Mr.. Higgins was out at his ranch
today and could not be interviewed
on the subject. His friends mad been
expecting the appointment for some
time. Fred is dyed in the wool Dem
ocrat.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-09-05

man, for $500, the west sixty feet OF
lot 6 and east twenty feet of lot T.
Lea's subdivision to Roswell
J. Ragsda1e to w I. Brockman, for
$125, lot Z, block 5, Valley View ad
dition to Roswell.
The Cumberland City Real Estate
Townsite, Trading and Development
Company to James C. Reese and Gus
Jones, for $500 blocks. 81 and 80,
Cumberland City.
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NUMBER loo

fortunate that Governor Curry has
viewed it as necessary to publicly an
nounce a party rule for the guidance
of his appointees, who may be assum-
ed to be aware of the governors wish
es prior to their acceptance Of Office.
Let us hope-and have patience for
a bit-that the admi1istration's de-
sires for New Mexico concern simply
New Mexicos prosperity-San Mar
cial Bee.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-09-05
THE CHAUTAUQUA
ASSEMBLY PROGRAM

The great story by Gen. Lew Wal
lace, written in the old adobe Palace
at Santa Fe, has never been more
successfully reproduced than is now
being done by this company. They
have combined the attractive features
of the play, the monologue, and the
concert with the art of the electric
ian, in a most harmonious and pleas
ing manner.