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New-York tribune., 1907-08-17
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

C-,,ic,ro Aur 1e-SeliIng because OF the break
in Wall Street caused the local wheat market 70
lose weak to-day The September delivery was off
, - Corn was a shade lower. Oats were shade
higher Provisions 2isc 70 sc 10 2-iec lower
the wheat market opened strong on active bid
ding. Fv shorts. which was caused by hrnl caoies'
l,irI,ar n-Ires on the Minneapolis curb and reports
oF damage 10 spring wheat by hailstorns one
ranort claimed that thousands OF acres or wheat N
North Dakota ard Minnesota had oeen seriously
damaged by a severe storm which swept over the
IcJ River Valley yesterday 4 denial OF the re-
port circulated yesterday that the Canadlan Nofth
y,est WAS experiencing unseasonably low temperi-
-. ,,sed Some selling but prices well
,,Iaintained Later the market broke sharply on
general selling caused by the conditions In wal
street. The close was weak and near the lowest
point- September opened sc 10 lc hiShtI at S,-sc
80 efi1r sold off to S4Sac and closed ut &tsc- IA
rorts Of wheat and -four for che week. as SHOWN
b, Rradstrcet's equal to 2@f,e0 bushels
PRIMARY receipts $4,000 bushels against Ssi-
OO bushels on the same day last year. minneapolis
Duluth and Chicago reported receipts Of 500 cars
against 40 cars last week and fao cars one yeir
ago a.. ,-.o- 4,
l,v cash houses but later prices weakened in sym
nathv with wheat Trade was very light Small
receipts and firm cables We're the thie1 Susil ,, IN, IN
auence The market closed weak september
onaned a shade to &c TO iic higher at Siisc 10
545sc sold between 5Fac and 55c and closed at
5lsc Local receipts III ears. with ~ OF con-
0ats advanced sharply early in the day on active
bidding by shorts who were uneasy because OF the
heavy rains last night IN Illinois Wisconsin ana
Iowa During the last hour. however the market
became weak on liberal realizing sales The close
vas weak September opened lac To @sc to sc TO
I.c higher al $3.50 to &c. advanced TO +"'sc and
then declined TO 45Ssc, where II closed l-Ocdt re-
CENTS were 36i
Provisions We're easy selling Of pork by longs
At the close September pork was OIL -.zc 20
az S9I. Iard was devn 2l=c to % at s. 81. Ribs
we're 30 lower at s. 5ii2. .,.
E,sti,nated receipts for tomorrow; wheat 80
cars: corn d. cars oats 500 cars: hogs. 1co head
New-York tribune., 1907-08-17
PROGRESS OF PRINT PAPER MERGEI
International Company Now Controls Sixty
of the Seventy-eight Mills In Country.
IRy Telegram II The Tribune !

Milwaukee. aug 16.-The marSer Of print paper
mills being put through in Wisconsin, Minnesota
and Michigan Is rapidly nearing completion IL"
international Paper Company. OF New York. is
hack Of the combination. which promises outlo
the General Paper Company, recently dissolved by
the courts John s iTanrahan. Of New York, IL
now Al Appleton putting the finishing touches
the consolidation.
The new corporation has obtained control Of all
Western print paper manila fibre, suiphite and
pulp mills and within one year the International
States. Since the appraisers went 10 work the
local mills last week the mill owners of Wisconsin,
Michigan and Minnesota have been clamoIing to
Join the combination. for print mill outside of
the company hopes 10 exist in a year from now II
the proposed plans work cut successfully.
There are tevouty-eiCht print paper mills in the
United States The international Paper Company
organized IN February. 1895. when John g. Hanra-
han merged tho interests Of the mills I'm the East
now owns thirty mills IN the East and has obtained
options on thirty paper mills in the West. leaving
only eighteen independent print mills in the coua-
Try. most Of which affiliated with the Great
Northern Paper Company.
With the merging Of the mills Of the West with
those Of tho East the International Paper Com
rany Will own more than two-thirds Of the mills.
will control about ee-fouTths OF the output or
r,rint paper In the country and will have prac-
tically no competition.
The international Paper Company is not 4 trust
When Nj. H2urahan succeeded IN merging th"
mills Of the East nine years ago they were all
APPRAISED: some were bought outright for cash and
the others were taken in on an exchange Of stock
AT the appraised value Of the plant. so tho COM
pany owns the thirty mills II controls in the East
and that plan in the present deal here in the
New-York tribune., 1907-08-17
ose o contract prices IN the local markets

CoTT0N-The cotton market lost midday gain in TIE
lat" trading and closed rarely steady not decline
1F2 points sales for The day estimated at 10
tales The opening steady adv auCe OF 1n2
points and shortly afterwaTd arty. months Jr
points higher covering OF shorts and buying
h southern bulls which rs higher cables
the batter feeling in the early stock market and
Indications that showers N the Southwest bad b-E
sufficient. as the scattering demand from
Shorts Hlisd the market became easier under
rcaZtuc during the middle or the morning sold .f
shade closing figures q yesterday. Prom
rris 1ey. railieI b- buiish private condition
report and covering with the LIST showing ne" a"yare
shortly after midday Later 1t weakened IN
sympathy stock market. and closed n about
point the Tho private condition report
the condition of the CTnt
than weeks ana indicated Deterioration
period tie State II Texas of about cent
Some private from Dallas said that reports - q
at.rs showing dsteFluratlou ~ 10 - -
during Liverpool cables Gale
the market there quiet aud steady but Lrcrpo dil
= where trading almost
entirely for professionals and generally
very quiet. wires worhIug better. and &c
tailed weather reports received covering almost every
SECTION in Galveston district tor the first time sine"
tie strike. tie weekly figures not made up
~ NIX T. absence ~ several points
prices iu the local market TO day
VA = follows.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-17

60 5nns2 do Other Je

Hackensack potato per bag. 90 5oGs3; do Other JeT
sey. potato. per basket. S2aS2 %; 10 nat -
a$I 2lary land Delaware potato, per oaSKrt
fat. sI6SI 80: Virginia per haSNe,
7-ClfSi -: ONIONS Connecticut white per poi stS
yellow. 5ol7S3 DO red seas 80; do shelter Isl
and Yellow s. JOdS3 red S2ssS2 .; do Long 1sia,
and jersey yellow s. .Oft$3: do red, 81 tSHSz -
Jersey white per basket. 81 2JG$1 20; do yelo" S'b
do 81 white. bot, S"4S+' 90 -
basket. 81 J1GS2: Orange County red per bag 81 =
per basket SffS1 So do yellow. per DOL
u.s.. per basket. 81 3GS1 -. do red. per bh 81 -
QS2: potato per basket Slas1 -. do baltimore alg
yiyania half bb basket $1d%l % leeks anu
81 25dS1 do Southern. 15cdS1: PEPPERS. Je9
sey. buInose Per bb 81 5OGS1 10 do cheese 81 29 80
per basket. d.l39Uc; bush box. 4dt-,c; 90
girid Carolina. per basket. IVd toe ff--tl
Western New York. per basket I5cNSl; 30 PEI Da5
tof!Ftr, RADISHES. nearly per lOo e..
TSi. RITT7EAEB nearby. per 100 bunches: II tta =
STRING BEANS. state basket. tVti.s,S ~,
Guff7Jg; do Jersey. s5fftss 90 way ''1 C
5eu(c. Connecticut ner lag. I3cesSl Dc FaY
75G!sc. Norfolk. basket. 1Jc' ~ INA -
JOcft$1 SQUASH, marrow per bo! crate "tSi
dn biol. 15caSi 80; do yellow To9hnecH ecu
Jersy per box OcS1 do Jersey. ber small basket
-5ElUc. TJsFt$IPS, rutabsga bhl, S5tdSI l. ~,
white per 100 bunches S2gs3; WATERCRES9S. per l'O
Hay AND STRAW-HAY-ArrivaIs light, but the
calling fr liberal supplies at the ihoiitll,.
future receipts likely to Iun igh as farm
ahsorts attention Of home work Qota' 'ols
mol L. range. 81 the top western Has
j. expected to make better deii.'Ite ot
look is not strong liberal arrivals Of high quai'y
STEANNFrae arrivals sNIecte! and harNst 'tah -
and strar. In tons, az Nv
York today Erie fSs; Pennsylv anna 9l ~,
16o total. $50 tons Recep's OF s''a"'
-
New-York tribune., 1907-08-17
cHnD LABOR TEST II LOUISIANA.
gouaa Factory Inspector Obtains the Con-
Tiction Of Cotton Mills Manager.
rsr--isEran., 20 -he Trihrr.s. ]

New Orleans Aug. 16.-Manager Sodenheimer
NJ The Lane Naginnis cotton mills was convicted
hefore Judge AUcoin to-day Of violating the
rsoertIr enacted child labor law IN that he en-
moved girls and young women twelve hours
Miss Jeanne Gordon, the states first female
factory Inspector, secured the conviction on
her oEn initiative Miss Gordon contended that
the law means that children cannot be detained
st factory more than ten hours, while the de-
fsndant held that The dinner hour cannot be
Included in the time The case will be carried
70 the Criminal Court of Appeal. and from there
vii 60 10 the State Supreme Court and the
United States Supreme Court that the issue may
be decided as q test case
New-York tribune., 1907-08-17
rs-rrr POUR IN TO KANSAS CITY.
,.r;,p of in Price One Result of Strike of
TelegTaphers.
rBv telegram - Th~Trihgne !

---sss CITY No. Aug l6.-There has hcen A rush
.-rsttIs 10 market here ;his week. which dealers
.--bure 70 the telegraph strike They say many
+-,ar md other shippers have been unable 20
= -narket news by wire ard have sent their cat
= .. hIindly At the Same time. the difficulty Of
-,,,ica-lnr with the East has made buyers
.,-sr-rative. As = result prices Were 10 - u
- n, the hundred pounds lower to-day and .
"a a cents below last weeks prices. except on
,haoe corn FED cattle. which are scarce
cattle receipts at the stockyards IN three days
- week have been sa0ga. or o5.0Oo more than ar
-a.a - tre frs, three days Of last week. Com
..sy.en men have been informing as many ship
-.-g as nossihle over the telephone 60 hold their
.ttle hack but n the great Southwest many ship
---s cannot be reached by this means
New-York tribune., 1907-08-17
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. Aug. 16-ClOsnS: NITEAT-Spot quiet; No
red Western winter Is I'D futures easy SEPTEMBER
Is 2.d December IS 3s4d March, 7s S9sd COftN-SpOt
America new. quiet q - I'D: old Northern firm az
IS 2sd: DUH: September I1Isd October. 4s
INA PEAS-Cauadsn drm at s. 3l. FTOCR-Winter
patents steady at 27s Sd. IIOPS-1n London (Pacinc
dy at 95s PoRi.Prime mess western GI!et GCS az
cumberland cut 26 20 10 SIS ei short rib
10 10 "a n SIS: long clear nIdiies heavy 80
To 40 NJ dull SOS: light - TO "a N. quiet at S2s
short clear backs 20 NJ quiet at 45s sd clear bel
Iss 10 SOS SFfOU Square. II
10 f9 H. easy Cos LARD-Prime Western, in terces
o,,tc, al 44s 6d American refined. in pals steady az
44s ad CFEESE-C CanGdian. finest white. firm at 01s;
do colored. firm at 5Is. TAIioWLPTas CITY duI az az
Common steady at lis 3D. PEr!0LECM-i'ehned
New-York tribune., 1907-08-17
OTHER MARkErs-RY rEIEsRApH.

Chicago. Aug -l,ATT1.E-Receipts about 1000 heat
Market steady but slow Common 70 prime steers s. so
~: COWS s3S4 80: heifers. Sass ~ bulls 81 50S5
calves S3aS7 CO. stockers and feeders 81 50$5 HOGS
about 1900 head. Market strong higher
Good 70 prime heavy. So 10ase . medium good heavy
Sc butcher weights. Sc 106iS6 40. good prime
mix-L s. 95u$G 10 Hight mixed. Sc 80 So Tackn<
5O0S5 -; s. G0S6 so selected. S6 $50 81 6 bulk
a sales. 81 g01lSS 10 SHEEP-Receipts about 5000
head Market weak Sheep. s. S0Gs6 IS yearngs So Is
ass -. lambs SEQ 81 @5
East Buffalo. Aug 1e-cATrIE- -ReSeipts. 200 head
SIS few at sS -. HOiS-Receipts. 1900 head fairly
active and 5aI0c higher heavy So ds6 s. mixed S. 20
S7 Workers 81 10G$7 20; pigs 81 25Gs1 -: rOushs
s5 5Oa$5 90 dairies quiet at So 30dST. SHEEP AND
Receipts. coo head; active and steady; IN
New-York tribune., 1907-08-17
MEDAL AND EDUCATION FoR BRAVE BOY

Louis Willing. years old the inmate OF the
Hebrew Sholtering Guardian Society who jumped
ir,+o Cro1nyy,ITs Creek and rescued Rose MCGOWAN,
thirteen years old. daughter of Hugh McGoWan'
. contractor Of 10. 2i9 West 18TH street as
told in yesterdays Tribune. VIII be Handsomely
rewarded If the plans Mr.. MCGOWAN and Nht-
lam ! Wright. the Democratic leader OF tiariei,,;
,1afrrra M NfctioWau has announced that b" WI
- -, ~ ho,- mas a good start in the world.
NJ Wrighf sid he intended To give him a gold
-
New-York tribune., 1907-08-17
THINK ALLEGED INcENDIARY INSANE.

Frank Mills. ten years old. son of John Mills
or No Ia Bay 18Th street. Brooklyn was CON m
,,,i+tad 10 the Kings County Hospital yesterday ny
Magistrate Voorhees, in tn" Ccuey Island Our l.
II i alleged lie IRE 10 the house IL NHth i5
lives nine times within a month
New-York tribune., 1907-08-17


son Compared Via &5i period last
The local spot market cute, and UNCHANGED gs;ei
/ Delivered on contract 10000 bales southern spot
markets we're oIesraphrd as foIi""s' @ ni IIa
6a end easy uGehansed a. Toles. o}gn l3g IA.
Changed at u PC; sales. bales Norfolk dull un-
gnsa&nggd, an % at 1e no 81 saies
sPee@ 6s1 eoa eoSs shs to the ad f
ea3 sal sales 5000 o5 SHs Amfc4 600 Gp ai
American, futures opened steady at an advance OF
g5 points Closed barely steady at net advance
- Ocfober oil enber
654 January February o5a; Februar, March rs:
Manchestcr yarns dull cloths offers too low.
netH ntef straights prices unchanged the
d9s5 de%an3 light; t fYf: IT1oU duI quoted
steSdy S?1 quoted: Kiln dried 81 5;$a so BAGMEAI
si IS: firm city fn quoted Western
dog SIS To- city bran. bunk $22 sacks SD oaS23 IS
middns $2s I5q%2s so; red dog SIS 90 honiny chop.
5iRAlN-wIiEAT After showing good deal Of nrnl-
higher ' the Wheat market came under the Influence Of a
about financial trouble and Wall street ssilng and
m s[ a a2r na ii ali chef hts s sP6nsb f FOR the sc opening
advance IN the market was strong Liverpool cable
2ns n Later impeas vas derived from an apparently
news from The Norhwest including black
hastorm North Dakota. In subsequent dispatches
warmer weather was predicted spring wheat states.
cariOt estimates Chicago for Satur
Gay commission houses who bought earlier
nd small ky cearances both
coasts the wall street weakening
market. Statistics in about the Same
sbara as the prey day which that most Of the
missing although both companies
seernaI able 10 handle the business out from the
exchange, the difficulty being at Western points The
or II loads did not represent all the bu
rnig been done with a normal wire
the local market closed as fol-
o,,s red 9I;sc elevator, and 92Ssc h afo1t.
vn I Northern Duluth. 81 O4ss. and no hard winter.
o2l.c . Total interior receipts for the day
rere estimated bushels. Of which 5lICpl
IsMi4c higher advancing later +tg ~;
on unfavorable crop advices from the Southwest ana
fears Of lower temperatures in the Northwest commits
offerings light when they tflei 10
ra eupplicd afternoon result OF depressing
news from and reactions IN other
about lowest OF the Gay ana
night on late deliveries The
Liverpool market I'D net higher No corn IN The
i.,l r,arlet was quoted elevator and 60H4c
acca+. M white a2c and No . yellow. 82c I b
q TS-There another big advance IN sep
tenber oats carried the price 10 46tsc or the
month after which the price drorned 10
.ssc under The local cash market
- % ~ 59c natural white, 20 10 30 n. 61lf62c Clipped
,,bfe 26 % 40 n. GlQ65I7c- RYE-Market dull No :
Western Sic nominal o New York. Weekly clear
~ both coasts. according
'Isratstreet's 2a4Tono bush against a2'2.U9
iaS+ week and Srrc July the toa
against Il DPS. 600 ago Weekly
cnr ebnments al ZOO bush against lloi H1 ias1 d
yeek and 525 700 a Since Juy ], TO- 'ii'oVo
| b.sh against 2 1o4 100 the previous year.
NEW YORK PRICES.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-17

"ciehdahts have since Snr-f9rrS with pc-sons
VINO were seeking employment a the works.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-17
VERMONT.
VERMONT.
BOMOSEEN rSsTHEerfsPs. e1ThTMrqfssPPs
po,ss SIS to s14 w c. MOUND. Prop. Hydevfiis VI
NOTICE.

-rhs advertisement signed Golfers Weekly.
rubrjsbed on this page yesterday. was inserted
without the knowledge or consent OF that publ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-24
WAVERLY SOCIAL

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
4 W4AVERLY. VA, February 2S.--Mrs. ].
i. West accompanied by her son. Jesse,
went to Petersburg Monday evening to
SEQ 1.-THE Clansman.'' presented at the
Academy at that place. Before return
4 ing to Waverly Mrs. West also visited
Richmond.
Hiss Mamie Holland left Thursday
afternoon for her home, In Holland Va,
to spend few days on account of the
school at Waverly having closed in honor
of Washingtons Birthday.
Mrs. r. W. Arnold and Mrs. II. Fleet
wood were in Richmond last Monday.
Miss Ruth Spratley, of the Woman s
College. Richmond, is visiting her par
ents in town.
Mr.. Thomas Temple was in Wakefield
Thursday on professional business.
AIRS. Lucy A. Chappell, who has been
on an extended visit to friends and re-
latives in Blackstone, Va, has returned
TO her home here.
Miss Christina Ellis, OF Waverly, Wis
tied Petersburg Friday last.
It has been reported that smallpox is
prevailing in this section. and the phy-
sicians are kept busy vaccinating the
people; set no case has been reported
in our immediate vicinity.
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Railroads.

II. +. ca, T. s5'S'S jI! !;s|t!!
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND - NonT1l-
WARD. ~
K $40 A. M.--Daily--1,yrd 81 r,ro,r,
$40 q. M.--Daiiy-sisaiinn 81 g. r rhhroust
Fl $3.50 a. M.--Dail y---Ninin ST. Thro,,ph. Az
Pullman Cars. -
-, Throusi,; Al pulmnn cars nsra :. q
1890 a An M.-.Wsek Days--I1lba. Ashland
$40 a. .M---Dnily--13yrd st. Through Lo.
1900 =. Nt.--Week Days--iayrd St i Treder.
icksburg Accommodation
e:20 y. M.--Dhily-Main st. Through
o'So I, M.--Wcck Dnys--lIlba. Ashland
Accommodation.
~, S;so =. M..-Daily--Byrd st. Through
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND - soUTH-
$40 \. M,-weel Days-Elba. Ashland
Accommodation.
zig 4. M.-Dnily--1,yrd st. Through
a'so q, M--Week Days--13yrl ST. Frodor-
ioksburg Accommodation.
AA'oo q. M--Week Dnys--Byrd st. Through
5 III 8 : MM-paily--Main st. Through. Z.
9o''V 4. M.-Week Dnys--Elba. Ashland
1.lb I. M.--Dnily--Byrd st, Through.
S'oo e. e., Mss..- a. St. Through. 1o-
B:d0 r. DISQUALIFICATION 81. rrrouph Al
Pullman Cars
ivao y M.--lonily--Mnin 81. Through.
iA's0 4 4, d. -,Neek Days--Byrd st. Through.
All Pullman Cars.
NOTE. .s-Pullmnn Sleeping or Parlor Cars
~ ~ IN noovo trains. except trains arriving
Hichmond $50 a. NJ. week days ana local
accommodations.
Time Of arrlvals mr., I,,,r,,,ra, ,,a -,
nectinns not gunraiitecu
", ?. DUKE, c. ". cUtP, w. p. TAYLOR.
asst 70 pFest; Gent supt. Traf Mgr.
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Social Life
IN L exi1gton
Special 10 The Times. Dispatch.

Especial TO The Times. Dispatch.l
III LEXINGTON. VA, February a.
Major J. Ogden Murray, of Winchester,
+ nsstptant inspector. general OF tho Grand
Camp OF Confederate Veterans OF Vir-
ginia, was visitor In Lexington tho
past week Major Murray Is remen,-
bored III Rockbrldge as editor OF tho
Goshen Blade. newspaper published at
Goshen during "the BOOM In 1890.
Hon. Henry st. George Tucker and
Mrs. Tucker were In Lexington this
week, OH their return to Norfolk from
the Northwest, where Mr.. Tucker went
in the interest OF the jamestown Tx
position. Mr. Tucker has taken a house
In. Norfolk where no will be occupied
us president of the Jamestown EXPOSE
tlon, hence will not occupy his home In
Lexington this summer, as has been his
custom.
sllDr. William Allan, who for some tlmc
has been stationed at the United States
Marine Hospital In New York. Is in
Lexington visiting hrs mother, Mrs.
elizabeth p. Allan.
Mr.. james NJ Winthrow has been APP
pointed tax collector for the town Of
Lexington to succeed Chief OF Police
James w. IIazlcwood, deceased. Mr..
y Withrow held this office few years ago.
Miss Bessie Poague and Miss Lucy
11tiinger are In Richmond visiting Miss
4 Efi1e Stricken.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward A. Moore have
gone to Auburndale, Fla. where they
expect to spend several months.
Mrs. L. Morgan Pendleton is in Win
chester visiting her mother, Mrs. J.
Randolph Tucker.
Mr.. George Watson. OF Petersburg, is
the guest of Captain r. Ragland at tho
Virginia Military Institute.
Miss Eliza Dillon, Of Indian Rock, is
the guest OF Mrs. M. l.. Turner, on the
Avenue.
Miss Carter Penn Lewis, OF Winches-
ter, Is visiting Miss Margaret Freeland,
Miss Nellie Bodell is visiting friends
in Richmond.
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Warm, Very Warm.

Daniels new catch-phrase Is, Arc we
downhearted? No" Why should the
audience decline to take the fun It pays
for? And there is much else than wine
In the exherntions. Women and song
are there in exceeding allure1nent. Du-5
ring the ten minutes prior to Daniels's
entrance, the scene is crowded by a
mostly fresh selection OF beauty from
the multitude OF girls eager to get
on the stage, and who are willing. usu-
ally eager, to satisfy any demand for.
exposure. In this exhibition. though.
the line OF limit is drawn along the
outer edge OF immodesty without pass
ing over into indecency--except that
when one set Of dancers take to twirl-
Ing it Is seen that their Persian pan
talettes haven't come In from the laNn-
dry and the girls are left with nothing
to wear 'twixt skirt and limb than
skin-tight and skin-tint texture. I
don't think they suffer any chill. Tho
atmosphere is warm.
Victor Herbert can't be a crotchety
composer. His tunes are faithfully fit.
as we'll as popularity melodous. He
may have liked better to write the
arias and the concerted numbers. but
he didn't finch from paraphrasing the
familiar hootchic-koo tchic strains for
the Oriental ballet, nor even from
bringing the air OF Ytlllktns and his
Dinnh" down to date for ono Of Daniels
patter songs. Daniels Is no wanton
destroyer OF time-tried material II
the public doesn't tire of 1t, why should
The? For q curtain speech he still uses
the one in which he gets hopelessly
lost in metaphors OF sea and desert. is
distracted by an envious undcrstudy in
the wings, and finally Is left in dark
ness by n hateful prompter turning Off
the lights.
So no one expects that tho Persian
play will lack a harcm. or that the
harem will lack an am orous woman with
a visage hard enough for Daniels to
crack jokes on. ''Id hate to have to
,count tho candles in your wedding
cake" he says in reply to her solicit
tution to marry her. May Vokes refits
, her awkward servant girl to tho part,
and makes good humor with some orig
nality of manner. The baby-goo SOU
brette of the outfit is young and
new Gerry Carlisle, and for comradc
in juvenile pranks she has Harry
Clarke, also stranger to Broadway.
TTe gives limitations OF the six other
/ comedians other than Daniels whom /
listed as now here in musical farces.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-24
THE MERRY GLARE
Of THEF00TL|GHTs.
Plays That Are Amusing to the
Yaps i'll the Wilds Of New
York.
SOME WARM EVEN IN WINTER
Louis Mann Has One Adrlirer in
the White Hen" at Least,
and He Is a Dog.
BY FRANKLIN FYLEs.

NEW YORK. February 23.-This Is a
week for New York to consider those
funny follows, tho comedians OF tho
musical plays. Sam Bernard, JEFF De
Angels the English George Graves,
and the coupled Montgomery and Stone
continue In four Broadway theatres,
with shows recently described In this
column, and now Frank Daniels and
Louis Mann Introduce themselves new
~ IN 'The Tattoocd Man and THE
White Hen" Tho value OF Individual
comicnlity is mado clear by the fact
that no one Of the six plays. although
they are the writings OF experts, ma
the staging OF liberal managers,
would give satisfaction without the
antic joker at the head of Its company.
Let the cut-up boys Of all the cross
roads. from the Maine woods to the
Arizona sands, take heed OF this de-
mnnd for drollery. Who knows which
OF them may twenty years hence, be
getting $500 q week salary and share
of shows profit for making audi
onces laugh l have told how fve OF
the mentioned men are doing It, Now
for tho new doings Of Mann and Dan
ials
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-24
Too Mountainous.

slangey-"Yes, l tramped through
Switzerland once"
Newitt-'.Come off! You never did"
Slangey-"Sure i did; on the level"
Newitt-"rhat proves you're lying.
It's simply impossible to tramp through
Switzerland on the level."-The Cath
Ollie Standard and Times.