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Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-26
DEATHS AND FUNERAL NOTICES.


KOETTER-Dr. Max, died at Burlington,
Wyo., February =, 1907
Born In Omaha February g. 1882. gradu-
ated from the Omaha Medical college May
IL. 1903. He was sick several months and
died while his wife was in Omaha Beside
his wife and child, he leaves his parents
and one brother TO mourn his death.
LINDQUIST-Anton at 3:45 a. m. February
70, age months and days, SOl Hickory
street.
POLCAR-Mary s., February "a, 1907, age
- years, months and ten days.
Funeral services viii be held from
family residence, 1443 South Sixteenth street
Tuesday, February 20, at D. m. Family
kindly request that no flowers be sent
Funeral will be private,
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OFFERED FOR RENT

Boarding and Rooms.
VIENNA hotel; private dining rooms; cafe.
| l5)-63S
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FOR EXCHANGED stock Of general mer-
chandise in good South Dakota town.
will invoice about 1900; doing good bust
ness Will take residence as part pay
ment or small piece OF land. Globe Land
and Investment Co, Patterson Bldg,
Omaha, Neb. (O-MSS
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DO you want horse and buggy cheap?
number are offered on the want ad page.
BUSINESS CHANCES
(Continuod \

FOR sALE-S3,OO0 per cent bonds and S1.O6
per cent preferred stock I'm New state
for all or any part Address Box sill,
Baker City. Ore. 4-71 NIX
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Want ads

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the evening edition and until q p. m.
for the morning and sunday editions.
Cash must accompany all orders for
want-nda and no advertisement VIII
he accepted for less than 10 cents for
the hrst insertion.
Rates apply 60 either The Daily or
sunday Bee.
Always count six words 90 n line.
Combinations of initials or numbers
count as one word.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-02-21

they allotted to make the trip and
leave for home. Owing to the fact
that immigration men or la1d compa-
mics cannot own and control large
tracts of their own lands in the Pc
o Valley, it is impossible for them
topay a and bring their prospectors
here in their chartered sleeping cars,
which it is absolutely necessary to
do il order to carry on the business
successfully. 1t is to the interest of
every business man in Roswell and
the Pecos Valley that the immigration
which has been coming to the valley
should continue.
Some plan should be adopted which
would place all the facts and re
sources before the prospectors, and
with the assistance of the merchants
and business men boosting "a great
work can be accomplished. When
the business men of the valley get
fully in sympathy with the move and
can see that the immigration mans
interest is to a certain extent their
interest, they will feel and see the
necessity of asking and demanding
that the railroad assist the valley in
this matter,
IMMIGRATION AGENT.
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should be used for coyotes. The same
emit are attractive to coyotes, but
the fetid bait is especially recommen,
ded.
Poisoning coyotes-Two grain cap
sules of strychnine should be used
for coyotes.
Locating coyote dens-Coyote pups
are usually born IN April and May;
otherwise the breeding habits are sim
liar to wolves. Badland washouts are
favorite resorts, but the young are
often found under rocks or in side
hill burrows. The dem are readily 10
Gated on bare ground badland regions
by the tracks Of the parents. In most
cases a spade is required in getting at
the young
Prime wolf skins are worth from
81 to Sc each, enough to induce trap.
pers and enterprising ranch boys to
go after them.
Stock owners need little encourage
ment to kill wolves on their own
ranges. A complete determination OF
the pests is not expected in the near
future, but a liberal scalp law and
concentrated effort will help keep
down the serious depredations.-Tex-
as Stockman-Journal.
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Classified "Ad5.'
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE Land scrfp.-w. G..
Skillmal. Aft
FOR SALE One horse and phae-
ton. Apply Dr. q. T. Martin. 99t6"
ALFALFA SEED-Warra1ted pure.
Chas Doty, l mile south of Ros-
we'll. O1t1O*
FOR SALE.-A first class piano, cheap
Miss Richeson, 800 N. Kentucky
O1t3*
FOR SALE:-At a bargain, a restau-
RAM stock and fixtures at Dexter.
See Virgil Croft at Depot. O0t3*.
FOR SALE Three or four miles
open woven wire fence. Apply Ga
sis ranch, or phone 347. tt.
FOR SALE One rotary and drop
Austin well drilling machine. Phone
or write the Oasis Ranch. 29tf
FOR SALE 10 acres nice land, al
most adjoining city limits on the
north, $500. Inquire of L. R. Smith
care Western Grocery Co., Roswell.
3OOtf.
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PROJECTORS VISITING
PANHANDLE OF TEXAS.

A Communication.
During the last two excursions the
crowds If prospectors visiting the
Panhandle have broken all records.
The crowds visiting the Pecos Valley
have been much smaller than usual
during February, az compared with
one and two years ago. This is attrib-
uted to two
First. The Hepburn law compelled
the railroads to canoe all the trans
portation they had been furnishing
immigration men, or put them on
their list of employees, which h P.
v. road did not choose to do.
Second. To the fact that when the
immigration men stopped working,
they of course stopped running their
special chartered cars and left the
field open for those who were running
special cars to Panhandle points.
immigration men operating in the
Pecos Valley sold lands which they
listed from owners ranging from 40
acres up to 800 and $50, and in a few
cases more, put the business transact
ID was mostly in 100 and 800 acre
tracts. Those operating in the Pan
handle own he lands they are selling
and can afford to pay fare to sell their
own lands, az their margin of profit
iustiies them in not only paying
their fare but in running special cars
in the case of two companies special
trains equipped with dining, sleeping
n observation cars. No small num-
Der of people coming down and visit
ing Panhandle points in company
with Panhadle Ian companies hold
tickets on as far as Roswell and
Carlsbad, but fail to come ON down,
being discouraged from doing SO, and
in a number of cases where they have
come on as far as Roswell arriving in
the evening, they leave hurriedly on
the morning train for the North. This
is accounted for by the fact hat most
people start out for a limited trip, and
after spending a number of days com
ing, stopping along at different points
north, they have consumed the time
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California Polo Tournament.

A carnival of polo and pony racing
was inaugurated today by the Cali
fornia Polo and Pony racing associa
ton at a Mateo, nea San Francisco
fornia players are in attendance. The
visitors will be guests of c. w. Clark,
the millionaire polo enthusiast. and
the games n races will take place
on his track at San Mateo, The f.
the players and ponies will immediate
ly proceed southwark for San Diego
where the Coronado International polo
tournament will begin on March Z.
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C. w. DAVIDSON came up from Hager
man yesterday morning to meet the
excursion. Clarence is hooking some
what emaciated from a protracted
attack of rheumatism, but is now re-
covering. He has not been II Roswell
since last November, having been tax
ing treatment at Mineral Wells and
Marlin Wells, Texas several weeks.
His treatment there did him no good
and he then returned TO his home at
Hagerma1. Since coming to New
Mexico again he has been improv-
ing. He lost Al pounds during his
sickness.
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For meat and market pro-
ducts, phone AS. lO7 North
Main Street.
jap cIark's Case Continued.

Charles Gilbert returned on the
auto yesterday evening from Estan-
cha, where he went as a witness in
the trial of Jap Clark on the charge
of numbering the deputy sheriff of
Torrance county. Clark's case was
continued and he was taken back to
the penitentiary ito serve the remain
der of his present term for horse
stealing. Mr.. Gilbert's father and sis
tiers, who also went from here as wit
home today.
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Passenaer Train in Ditch.

Ogden, u, Feb. 21.-Union Pacific
passenger train No. 10 went into. a
ditch east of Morgan today. Engineer
Kraus is missing and it is feared he
is under the engine. The fireman was
slightly hurt. No passengers in
jured-
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-02-21

Mr.. and Mrs. C. Feinberg and daugh'
ter are expected tonight from Cnica
go, and will make their home in Ros
WELL. Ma. Feinberg expects to go in
business in Roswell. They are rela.
tives of Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Morri
son of this city. =
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Miss Mary Cromwell, a professional
nurse, who has been her a year
working at her profession, left We'd
nesday for her home in Louisville,
Kentucky.
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Miss Hattie Fitch, daughter of
Mrs. E. M. Fitch, of North Pennsyl-
vania avenue, is expected today from
Toledo, Ohio, and possibly will make
her home in Roswell.
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Ned Henderson, a jockey, from Pitt
sburg, Pa, who has spent the winter
n the stables of Jim Hamilton, left
Wednesday morning for his home.
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J.. A. Manning came up from Carls
bad Wednesday morning to arrange
for the coming of his family Thurs.
day. Mr.. Manning and family have
decided to return to Roswell to make
their home.
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w. A Stewart, the special agent fol
the Santa Fe, came down from Anna
rillo Tuesday night to spend a couple
of days il Roswell on business.
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N. ]. Winchell, Theodore Burr, and
]. B. Russell, wife and two daughters
came up from Dexter Wednesday morn
ing to spend the day looking after
business and shopping.
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Mr.. and + w. E. Washington, of
Lake Arthur passed through Roswell
dian Territory ranch where they will
spend several days.
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Thomas D. Parker and VIM. H. Mas
tin, general agents and organizers foI
the Colorado National Life Insurance
Company, are in h city working to
bring this portion of the Territory in
to their organization.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-02-21

Sam McKinstry, of Dexter, returned
home Wednesday after spending two
days with relatives her He made
the "trip with horse and buggy.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-02-21

B. Stewart, long a resident of Ros-
well, came in Wednesday morning
from Silver City, where he has lived
for several months. He has decided
to remain in Roswell for some time
and possibly permanently.
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s. H. Pope, who has been working
in and around Roswell Ii farming fol
sixteen months, left Wednesday fol
his home in Kansas City.
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The Roswell Telephone Company
is getting out a new directory, to
issue about March Is. All persons
who wish any change in the present
directory, please notify me at my Of
flee, 100 E. Bird ST., or G.. d. McQuil-
len, phone AZ.
02t4. E. w. MITCHELL.
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The Cemetery Association win
meet Saturday at $500 o'clock with
Mrs. Chas. whiteman. All. members
are urged to be present. 02t2
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Miss Monetta Brown, who has re
sided with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
]. Brown at their ranch up the Hon
do for the past year, left Wednesday
for her old home il Altoona, Penn
sylvania, where she will made her
home with her sister.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-02-21

Eighty acres, well improved, IL
miles from court house, for sale at
a bargain for a few days.-Carlton
& Bell.
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Mrs. A H. Sweetlaad came up from
Lake Arthur Wednesday morning to
spend several days with her mother,
Mrs. M. j. Hartman.
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Sam Seay a resigned his position
as day clerk at the Grand Central he
tel and w. H. C. Goode has his place
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c. E. Rowan arrived Wednesday
from Hill county. Texas. and will be
here several days looking after inter
eSts.
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RAvAGES
OF WOLVES
THE BEST METHODS OF DEAL
ING WITH DESTRUCTIVE
WILD ANIMALS.
THEY KILL STOCK

One New Mexico Ranch Estimates
Its Loss Of Cattle by Wolves at Ter
Per Cent Sheep are Little Trou-
BILE Trapping and Poison the Best
Remedies .
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Muncy has the BEST transfer outfi
In town. and a brand new livery equil
ment. Service. best. 1t
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s.. w. Holder, b. C. Moots, Tom Car
thur, spent Wednesday in Roswell
looking after land and immigration
business.
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Rakes, spades and Hoes at Maxine

c. A. Baker went to Portales We'd
nesday morning on q two days bust
ness trip for the Roswell Wool &
Hide Company.
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j. w. Carter, of Abilene, Tex, is
stopping at The Gilkeson. He is ex-
hibiting an electric light adjuster.
He wants a manager for the Terrific
ry of New Mexico. If you have some
cash and are a good business man,
call and see him Big money for the
right party. 02t2%
Moving pictures. Majestic tonight.
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Earnest Malone drove up from Ha
german Tuesday and returned Wedne:
day after a visit with relatives.
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Willows, ~cottonwoods. poplars. elms
sos O2t6*
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Charley Kissh, of Colorado Springs
arrived yesterday and is a guest al
the Grand Central hotel.
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N. P. Pollard, of Cleburne, Texas
arrived yesterday to spend a few days
with friends and to see the country
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Edward Heacock arrived Wed1es
day from Santa Fee. on a business Wis
it and a sightseeing trip.
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C. L. Higday. of Lake Arthur was In
town Wednesday hooking after bust
ness and visiting his daughter. Mrs.
Albert Hanny.
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Don't miss the Martha Washington
supper at the U. S. Market building
Friday night. Csc. 01tt
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J. B. Mcintyre, of Enid Oklahoma
came in Tuesday night on a business
visit Of several days.
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C. F. Billings left yesterday on the
auto for his ranch northwest of Ros-
well to look after the drilling of a
well.
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The Carnegie Library will be clos
ed tomorrow. on account of anniver
sary of Washington's birthday.
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Nola Oliver left Wednesday on a
trip to Kenna, Eiida and Portales in
the interest of the Joyce-Pruit Co.
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Capt. N. J.. Fritz and j. A. Evans
of Hagerman, were in the city Wednes
day attending to business.
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w. s. DAWSON, of Hagerman was
an arrival from the south Wednes
day.
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Mrs. E. l. Bedell is able to be u
after spending several days IN be-
with sickness.
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Over 1900 pieces # the latest shee
music, price 10, rs and 35c per cop,
at links 2OOt
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U. S. WEATHER BUREAU.

Roswell, N. NJ, Feb. 21.-Tempera-
ture.-Max., 70; min, "a; mean, "a
Precipitation, 90; wind N, velocity
2 miles; partly cloudy.
Forecast, Roswell and Vicinity:
Partly cloudy tonight and Friday;
warmer tonight.
M. WRIGHT,
Official in Charge
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The Presbyterian aides supper Fri
day night in the U. S. Market building
Friday night. 35c. Don't forget it. Off
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Illustrated songs. Majestic tonight

A. J. Foster, of Lake Arthur. trans
acted business in Roswell Wednesday
and visited relatives.
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For meat and market pro-
ducts, phone AIS, lO7 North
Main Street.
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G. w. Dent, of Artesia, was a bus
ness visitor in Roswell Wednesday.
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Best to plant Now,

Nov is the best time to plant
trees, before the roots begin to
grow. R. F. Cruise mas all kinds
cheap.
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S. E. Clauton, of Dexter, was a WISH
tor here Tuesday and Wednesday.
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H. C. Elrick, of Dexter was a bust
ness visitor here Wednesday.
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DR.. E. NJ. Fisher left Wednesda!
on a trip to points north.
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Eyes tested free at L. B. Boellner
Jeweler and Optician. SSt1
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You'll find it cheapest at Makia's.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT.
FOR RENT Room with board, 209
N. Pa. Ot3
FOR SALE Typewriter. Address
o 531. Ot6*
FOR RENT One two or three un-
furnished rooms ,204 South Pa.
ave. 1914
FOR RENT Front room, nicely fur
nished- Private family, 4Os N. KY.
01tf.
FOR RENT:-Large Sunny Room for
two, also board. Phone I49. 719 N.
Main ST. 85tf
FOR RENT Two or three upstairs
rooms, furnished or u~nfurnished.
1902 N. KY. ave. 02t3*
FOR RENT 20 acres of choice land
IN good state of c~ultiyation. A boun-
tiful supply of artesian water. Al
opportunity for a Man with a
Hoe Call ON or address A. C. vii
son, 124h Main ST. OFT
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Legal Blanks of all Kinds for sale
at the Record Office.
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Boellner, the Jeweler. has 1t
cheaper. 37tf
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McGlashan, expert key htter.-Ma
kin's. OTIS
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Trapping coy0tes-Nos 3 traps. an
chored. vet and baited for wolves
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See our 5 and loo counters.-Makir
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-23
]. BLACK HAND cRlMEa.
Wflkesbarre Police Are Making War
 on FOrei1n Crooks.

Wtlkesbarre Police Are Making War
 on Foreign Crooks.
 WILKESBARI.E, Pa, April 23.- More than score of foreigners charg- cd with being members of the Black Hand and responsible for. many crimes in this vicinity were placed on trial here. Thirteen cases of shooting with attempt to kill, thirteen of conspiracy, six of dynamiting and two of robbery by threats and menaces are charged against the men. Hundreds of foreign families have lived in a state border Ing on1@terrorg as a result of threats made by this mysterious organization, which in many cases have been fol- lowed up with murder. The men on trial were arrested in February at the instance of District Attorney Salsberg.
 The men who exposed the personnel of the society are Charles. Salvatore and Joseph Ritz of Browntown. The persecution of these men began in the early part of last year, when a letter was slipped under their door demand. ing $5OO lest the entire Ritz family de sired to be annihilated.
 The principal witnesses in the cases have been placed under bail to appear. and families that were driven away by the society's prosecutions were brought back as witnesses by the dis trict attorney from Buffalo, Rochester and many other cities.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-23
PERCY JANIS LOST.
Drowning of Young American Actor From the Minneapolis Confirmed.

Drowning of Young American Actor
 From the Minneapolis Confirmed.
 LONDON, April 23.--The members of the theatrical company who are to present Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch. at Terry's theater here ar rived in London last night by the steamer Minneapolis.
 The report that Percy Janis, who was to. play the cripple in this piece, had jumped overheard the night of April Is was confirmed. No reason could be found for the suicide, if 1t was suicide of the young actor. He was of cheerful disposition, popular with the members of the company, and he looked forward eagerly to his ap- pearance in London.
 Mir. Parker, fellow actor, who occu- ried the same stateroom, said Mir Ja- his came in soon after midnight of the 1Gth and prepared to go to bed. He seemed restless however, and, donning slippers. an overcoat and cap, he went for promenade on deck. He never was seen again. His clothing was found on deck.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-23
Jacques
VAUDEVILLE.

This is the semi-final week of
 vaudeville at Jacques for the season,
 the bill being more than fair. The Old Neighborhood" as presented by
 James Callahan and Miss Jenny St George is rather pleasing, though
 MT Callahan does not make the hit
 he did while with Mack, in an al- most identical sketch Miss St
 George, who Is an excellent harpist
 has powerful voice but that is its
 best asset, although in her last num-
 Der last evening she was we'll ap- plauded. Callahan's fine flute play ing is listened to with interest and the setting for the sketch is very
 good. The Four Bottomleys, sup posed to be a local troupe, have some of the best feats of any aerial troupe seen at the theater this season. For judging distance and being sure of their tricks they surpass anything
 seen in the city in long time. Last night one of the quartet seemed
 somewhat tired but the act was run |off without a hitch. The boys who first started out in this troupe, un-
 der the name Bottomley, were won't
 to practice in the old barn on Union street in the rear of where the Bergin stable now is. Ali Grant and Ethel
 Hoag have talking fest in which the male member does all the work
 He is rapid-fire spouter and as a face contortionist he is par excel
 lence. She is a dream. Put out the lights! lla Grammar sings sweetly and the well groomed miss made a
 hit. Her songs are catchy. The
 opening number, the Kratons, is a clever exhibition of hoop manipulat- ing and is followed by Martini aud score heavily if they did a little more
 work but give to much time to fool
 ishness. overdoing anything which
 they think is funny They are bur
 lesque illusionists and have a couple
 of good tricks in addition to making an an effQrt to- show how the fea.s of
 magic are accomplished. If Dolph