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Gunnison news-champion., 1907-04-26
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Rews-ChaRPtos CerSesUsoAeoos.

HewsC sChampi0a CorrespsoAeocs.
Tuesday, April %
The Grand Prize mine 10 shipping
a car Of ore weekly.
The Raymond sends out a car OF
concentrates every week
Freight receipts at the c. & s
office at Ohio City for March wert
$4,000.
The buildings of the Belzora.
Bassick will be well under way b,
the time the machinery arrives.
Mr.. Bosworth of the Bosworth ad.
dition to Ohio City came in Friday
from Colorado Springs. He expects
to spend the summer here.
Joe Wey has commenced work on
the Last Delusion. This mine max
ing a good showing of gold ore, and
will soon be ranked among the ship
pers.
W. A. Peck. L. s. Deputy Survey.
or, came in from Denver Friday to
survey and plat the subvisions and
boundaries of the incorporation lin
it's of Ohio City.
The Revenue mine of the Box
Canon district has the ear marks Of
good producer, as it has already
shipped several cars Of ore carrying
gold and copper values. The gold
runs as high as | J ounces, copper
II per cent, with increasing values
As depth is gained. The seven foo,
vein could ship Car a day
but for an option and bad snowy
ro ads which have delayed it's pro.
duction..
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-04-26
Csxassvsn


Ne~s-Chsmpaoa Correspoadeace.
Wednesday, April "a
NJ i Moore went TO Montross
Monday.
J. j. Mcnamara visited in Mont
rose Friday.
Rev. Miller held services at the
school house Sunday evening.
J. W. Donnelson visited in both
Gunnison and Montrose last week
Mrs.. j. J. Mcnamara went TO Den.
yer Thursday for y sh.xt visit with
relatives.
Mrs. Frank Veo i- spending few
days in the country with her dauQh-
ter, Mrs. Nottingham.
G. l.. Linscott was relieved by An
operator from Salida Friday and is
taking his annual vacation.
Chas Hazelhurst and Chas. Cow
an were working out of Gunnison
with engine 400 several days last
week.
A few friends gathered at the
home Of Mrs. Gates Saturday even-
ing and enjoyed couple of hours
in dancing
Mrs. Ida Moore received the ap-
polntment as postmistress at Cim-
maron and Monday accompanied by
her son, Matt. who will be her assist.
ant, went TO Montrose to have their
bonds arranged.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-04-26
00vkviAe


Wednesday, April "a
G. l.. AeAIlister lett for Paoais
last Thursday.
Mrs. Field returned to her homs
home in Pitkin last Friday.
Mrs A. II. Mcconnell entertained
a few young people Saturday night.
Meryin Gowxn is about 10 depart
for his old home in Cepterview, Mo.
A. H. Mcconnell drove to GUAM
.on Saturday, FctsraiAe the ~amss
day.
Will Pro~ser went 90 Ohio CNy
Fridsy TO exhibit his Sne movim9
pictures.
Miss McCracken came down from
Ohio City last week and is working
for Mrs McAllister.
Our school trustees have been
painting the inside Of our school
house the past week.
Mrs. +. c. Cox came up from Gun
nison last Thursday TO visit while
with Frank Damn and family.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-04-26
Vulcan

NewsChampion Correspondence.
Tuesday, April 23
Alex Walker left for Colorado
Springs today.
Frank Noelkempher is in Gunni.
son on business.
A. Walker and A. T. Kelso wer,
in Spencer this week.
ID. c. Tobin was here last weel
looking over his mining interests.
W II. Turner is hauling logs and
lumber for shaft house and board.
ing house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Doering from
Cathedral are visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. J. c. Wise.
James Barrows from Spencer
drove through camp Sunday to the
Turner property on Beaver creek.
Mr. and Mrs F. G. Burnett aftes
spending the winter at Olathe re-
turned to their ranch on Willo~
creek. Their granddaughter Mis-
Mabellee Burt returned with them.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-04-26
III. Car6on
kews-Champioa Correspondence.

News-Champ1OA Correspo0oence.
Tuesday. April "a
Mike Massa and wife went te
Gunnison Monday, returning the
same day.
Valentine Zeilinger went to town
Tuesday to remain a few days.
Snow fell IL inches deep here
Friday and showing at this writing
School commences next week with
Miss Nellie Decker as teacher.
Severn Peel is proud of his big
new team which he purchased from
GillasPey. Price $500
Everything quiet Is yet at Mt.
Carbon but the mine expects to
start soon.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-04-26

DIR. J. W. Lawrence, with the
mechanical department of the sta te
agricultural college for 23 years,
visited our city last week. lie was
on tour of inspection of the 81
high schools of Colorado.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-04-26

A new line of shoes cheap at THE.
FAIR.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-04-26
$aeilsrfo

News-CAanapsOn COrrespSaAeoce.
Wednesday. April -
/. W. h<&er retnrned from Den
yer today
Miss Nellie Decker departed FOR
Crested Butte Sunday
Attorney Bardwell passed through
here Monday enroute TO Denver.
Mrs. Il. II. Hudson made trip to
Montrose Friday to have some dem
tai work done.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-04-26
oUMeoISoao, COLORADO
ROU1erkm

NeWsN ba0osoo C0ffooDO0oeDce.
Tuesday, April %
@. Gabri~lson is having some hay
baled at G. q. Johnsons.
Oar weather the pass week wosld
lead one to. believe ii was neayer
Nmas.
VIM Howard and Ernest Bowers
have hauled couple of loads Of
salt from lola.
Mr.. and Mr.. G. N. Doering and
4. A. AcivvRor Sr made trip 10
the cosaty ssst hast week.
Moss Of Tie people in this neck o
the woods eOmmend Editor l.akss
attitude toward the loser country
in regard to ,he normal school ques-
ton
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-04-26

Sorosis skirts, Munsing under
wear and ladies shirt waists ut THE
FAIR.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-04-26

COAL, COAL, COAL,
Parsons 4 Ferguson.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-29
BROTHER
KILLS RELATIVES
TERRIBLE TRAGEDY AT HOME OF
a RETIRED AMERICAN OFF.
GER IN FRANCE.


PARIS, July es.-A terrible domes
tic tragedy occurred yesterday after
noon in an American famIly living al
Versailles. The head of the family
Commander Henry A. Huntington, a
retired naval officer, who served in the
civil war, lived at Rue 'Maurepas with
his wife, nee Tucker: two sons, Alon
20 and Douglas, and two daughters
Edith and Elizabeth. The eldest son
Henry, had been estranged from his
family for 10. years and lived at Allen
son.
The father recently became serious
ly i'll, and the mother telegraphed t.
Henry Huntington, telling him to come
Immediately If he wished to see his
father alive. Henry arrived yesterday
afternoon and kneeling at his fathers
bedside, implored forgiveness, but his
parent was unconscious.
Outside the room Henry met his
mother, who urged him to forget anJ
forgive. He replied bitterly that for
giyeness was impossible, after the
manner in which his relatives had
treated him. Hearing Henry's voice
raised in anger, his brouther Douglas
pushed him into the dining room
where his sisters and the other broth,
er, Alonzo, were assembled. The
mother followed.
A fierce quarrel broke out, and Hen
ry drew a revolver and opened fire.
The first shot slightly wounded Doug
las in the right shoulder, and the sec
ond lodged in Edith's arm. Taen Hen
ry put two bullets into Elizabeth's left
breast. A fifth shot struck Alonzo in
the head.
Then Henry rushed out, wildly ges
Iculating, toward the park, where
keeper arrested him. Four doctors
are attending the victims. It is fear.
ed that Elizabeth Huntington will not
survive.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-29
Bishop Preached
From Hillside
CROWD TOO LARGE TO GET INTO
cHuRcH-0EDIcATED SEC.
oND CHURCH IN WEEK.

WESTON, W, Va, July 29.-At Or
lando. sometimes called Confluence, a
town between here and Sutton, Bishop
P. ]. Donahue, of the Catholic diocese
of Wheeling, yesterday dedicated st
Michael's church, of which Rev. Thorn
as Quirk is pastor. An immense con
course was present from Lewis, Brax
ton and Randolph counties and the
bishop preached to the multitude from
the hillside, as the church would not
hold the half Of them. Confirmation
services followed the sermon.
This is the second church Bishop
Donahue has dedicated within the
week, the other being an Italian
church at Weaver, Randolph county
which was dedicated on Thursday.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-29
PRETTY Girl IN
CHAIN GANG
PlTIFUL STORY OF HARD LUCK
FOR TWO WOMEN REACHES
THE PUBLIC.

ATLANTA, Ca, July 29-Because
Of her devotion to a woman who had
been a mother to her, Cornelia Rake
a pretty 1Iyear-old girl refused par
don that would free her from a Geor
gia chain gang unless aged Mrs. Rey
nolds was also freed. The girl and
Mrs. Reynolds came here from Tampa
Fla, where the old lady had some
property which she sold. The pair
soon found themselves penniless here
and were arrested as vagrants. De
spite the pltIful and truthful story
which they told they were sentenced
to eight months on the chain gang.
The city missionary looked into the
case and found wrong had been done
and secured a pardon for the girl. The
girl was told that she was free, but
she absolutely refused to leave the
convict camp without Mrs. Reynolds.
"she has been a mother to me and
1 will stay here and die with her, II
need be-" said the girl.
The case was called to the atten
ton of Gov Hoke Smith and pardon
will be given the aged woman too.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-29
VIM. E. Morris
Dies at Eldora
WELL KNOWN CITIZEN PASSED
AWAY YESTERDAY AFTER AN
ILLNESS OF TYPHOID
s., FEVER, M. a

William E. Morris, a well known res
ldent Of Marion county, died on Sun,
day at his home at Eldora after an
illness of typhoid fever Mr.. Morris
was 80 years of age and had resided in
this county for many years. He is sur
vfyed by three sons and one daughter,
his wife and several children having
died several years ago Mr.. Morris
was an honorable, upright man and
his death is a loss to the community.
Funeral services were held in the M.
P. Church at Eldora at 2:Se this af-
ternoon. The services we're in charge
Of the Independent Order Of Red Men
Of which the deceased was a member.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-29
VERY. BUSY
WAS JUSTICE sWINpLER TO-DAY
WITH CASES OF coNsI0ERA.
BILE INTEREST.

Justice swlndler's court was a busy
one to-day. This morning the court
heard the case of Doc Hawkins ys.
William Doheny, The plalntiff in this
case was negotiating a deal with the
defendant for the purchase Of a restau-
rant. He claims that the defendant
misrepresented the racts concerning
the business and a suit for damages
was instituted,
The other case is one that came
from that part Of the county that lies
between the brlckyard, Second ward,
and Buffalo creek. This case took up
the afternoon. There was large
crowd present to hear the testimony.
The defendant is charged with several
offenses.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-29
CIVIL SERVICE ....
EXAMINATION
COMMISSION ANNOUNCES EXAM,
INATloNSEoR sTENoeRAPH-
ERs AND TYPEWRlTERs.

The United States Civil Service
Commission announces an examlna
tlon. for stenographers and typewriters
on August 4 1907, at the places men
toned below, to secure eGgibles from
which to make certIication to ill the
vacancies hereinafter named, and 9th
er similar vacancies as they may oc
cur:
Atlanta, Ca; Boston, Mass; Brook
lgn, N. vi Chicago, 1ll,; Cincinnati
o:; Denver, Colo; New Orleans, La;
Philadelphia, Pa; st. Louis, Mo-; St.
PAU, MINI; san Francisco, Call
washington D. c.
The present vacancies to be filled
from this examination are as follows:
SIX stenographers In the Agriclltur
ell Department; eleven stenographers
In the Interior Department; one stem
ographer in the Department Of Jus
tlce; two stenographers in Depart
4 ment Of Commerce and Labor; -four
stenographers in the Postofice Depart
ment; fourteen stenographers for the
Navy Department, and seven steno
graphers for the War Department
lThese vacancies are to be filed by
male stenographers.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-29
Evidence All In
In nBoundary Case
THE RECORD WILL BE MADE UP
AND THE CASE SUBMITTED TO
THE coURTiN THE FALL.

PARKERsBURG, July 2s.-John T.
Harris stenogarpher for the State, in
the boundary line suit Of Maryland
against West Virginia, has returned
from Kingwood, where deposltions
have been taken during the past week
in the case.
A large amount Of evidence was add
ed to that already taken, and on Fri
day the tadng of evidence was com
pleted. Hon. George E. Price, Of
Charleston, who has represented West
Virginia in the case from its incep'
tlon many years ago, was present.
Maryland was represented by Attor'
ney General Bryan, assisted by E, H,
Cinsell, of Oakland.
The dispute as to the location OF
the boundary line arose IN 1909, the
State Of Maryland claiming a large
section Of the territory in West vir'
glnia contiguous to the western sec
tion Of Maryland.
The matter Is now pending in the
Supreme Court of the United States
and the testimony that has been taken
is voluminous.
The attorneys will meet early in the
fall and determine what shall be plac
ed in the record Of the case, which
will then be made up and submitted
to the Supreme Court early in the
winter.
The outcome will be watched with
a great degree of fnoerest by the peo'
pie generally of the State and partIcu,
larly by those in the territory claimed
by Maryland.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-29
SUCH A CRIPPLE
LOSES HIS HuNcHsAcK WHEN
COAT FALLS TO THE
GROUND.

PITTsBURG, July 2s.-Anton Such
of Glenaeld, was fined s25 and costs
which he paid, by Magistrate England
last evening, 1t is charged that on Sat
urday night Such went into Max saul's
clothing store, Preble avenue, Allie
gheny, when 1t was crowded with Gus
toners, picked up a coat aud stuffed 1t
up the back of his own coat. When
the coat was missed, Such protested
he had not taken it, and declared ne
was cripple. While ne was protest,
ing the coat fell from Its conccalment
and such's hunchback disappeared.
Such had no excuse to make to Mag.
istrate England.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-29
.FRENZIED MOBS
Do BRUTAL ACTS
BODY OF NEGRO HANGED BY ONE
MOB WAS BURNED BY
y, ANOTHER,

6RiEREFtElD, Md, july 9S.-The
body of James Reed, the negro mfr
derer of Policeman Doughefty. who
was beaten to death and afterwards
strung to a telephone pole in this city
yesterday by a mob Of three thousand
persons, was stolen last night by an
other mob Of enraged men, who after
saturating the body with oil applied a
torch. A large post was driven Into
the ground, the body lashed to It with
wire and faggots whichtwere piled At
the feet were then ignlted. Cheers
were given as the flames arose.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-29
New Rea! Estate Broker.

Real estate is on the boom, business
is getting better all the tImea and the
happlest man in FaIrmont to-day is
Mr.. Levi B. Harr, the well known pro
moter and broker. The unusually broad
smile with which he has been greet
ing his clients to-day is because of the
arrival of fine boy at his home this
morning. The mother and child are
doing well and the father is receiving
congratulations from far and near,
The West Virginian joins In fellcIta'
tions on the arrival Of the young Mr..
Harr.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-29

BOISE, Idaho. July 2s.-w. D. Hay
wood, whose iron nerve gave away
Immediately following yesterday morn
lng's verdict Of acquittal, quickly re-
gained his self control and is quite
himself to-day and certainly the hap.
plest man in Boise. The fight is al
ready on for the release of President
Charles Meyer and Executive Commit
teeman George Pettioone, accused
with Haywood of completely in the as,
sassIpatIon of former Governor steun.
enberg. The Federation's lawyers are
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-29
Efforts To Incite Uprising Against
American Dominion In Cuba Have
Come TO Light Clash Yesterday

in Guantanamo. This action is regard.
ed as confirming the many recent re.
ports that an uprising is threatened;
In yesterdays conflict, the rurals en-
countered a band Of outlaws trying to
steal horses with which to join the reb.
els. Shots were exchanged and three
outlaws were captured. Palace ofi-
clals deny any fear of an uprising, but
the preparations making to prevent
trouble is alarming the citizens.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-29
LAID TO REST
WERE REMAINS OF JAY cRIss
YEsTERoAY-suRIED AT MA:
PIE GROVE CEMETERY.

The funeral Of Jay Crlss, who was
burned to death Friday night in the
fire that consumed his parents home
took place yesterday afternoon at the
M. E. Church of the First ward at 1880
o'clock. Rev. G. W. Bent. pastor Of
the church and Rev. w. o. David, OF
Monongah, were the oficlating minis
ters. The remains were prepared for
burial at the Cunningham morgue and
were inferred in Maple Grove Gene,
terry. The bereaved family has the
sympathy Of the whole neighborhood.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-29
Hotel Had 900
Guests Who'll ost
Ever rything'
Loss May Exceed
Million D ouars

q d j. 49,
NEW YORK, July %. = The Long
beach Hotel and two adjoining summer
cottages at Long Beach, L. l., were
completely. destroyed by FIRE early TO-
day. It IS reported that two men
and two women were injured. Wire
communications are interrupted. One
report states the fifty other cottages
near the hotel are burning .furIousiy
and that the fre fighting service is IN
adequate. Besides six hundred guests
III the hotel there is an az
ten ii each cottage. The property is
owned by the Long Beach Improve
nient Company. The guests lost all
thetf possessions, so rapid was the
spread Of the flames. Damage esti
mate may exceed a million dollars. AS.
slstance Is harrying to the scene from
adjoining towns and resorts. Dyna
mite Is being used to check the spread
81 the fife which was first discovered
on ths ton floor of the hotel. Two hun
dred trunks which had been rescued
from the hotel were piled hundred
feet away and supposedly safe, but a
tongue of flame reached them and de
strcysd every yestlge.
NEW YORK q p. m.-The fire was
controlled early this a:sernoon. Loss,
a exceed d million. The hotel, hall
dozen cottages and contents destroy.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-29
Stone Deadly Weapon.

BuTToNsvILLE, W. Va, July a.
Richard Bennett, Of Buttonsyllle, be,
came involved in quarrel with Floyd
Prltt, resulting in Bennett striking
Pritt on the head with a stone, fractur
Ing his skull. Prit will probably re,
cover.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-29
BLACK HAND
GERS CREDIT FOR FIRE IN TENe
MENT DISTRICT in WHICH
MANY LOST THEIR
LIVES.

NEW YORK, July 9s.-Nineteen
known dead, several persons missing
thirty more or less injured, some of
them seriously is report from tene-
ment fire today. he fire is attributed
by the police to the Black Hand socle-
.ty. Terrific panics ensued among the
tenements occupying the houses. The
victims were Italians and few have
been identified,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-29

HAVANA. July %. s.-Ettorts to inclte
an uprising against American domln,
ion in Cuba are actually being made in
the Santiago province. Agitators, it
is now known, have been working for
days in the eastern portion Of the is
land. One clash between rurales and
would.be reYOlutlonists occurred yes.
terday. To check the agitation and
prevent any armed uprising, the ru'
rales are being concentrated in force
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-29
HAYWOOD JURY
Sci prisoner
Free SUNDAY
The Verd wv
Great Surprise

BOISE, Idaho July 2s-lnlo the
bright sunlight Of 4 beautiiul ssApash
morning, William p, Haywood. score
tary and treasurer 81 the Western FED.
GRAFTON Of Miners walked q free man
yesterday, acquitted of the muFdsr OF
former Governor Frank steunenserg
Probability Of acqaittai vas treeIspre.
dicted after Judge Fremont Wocdtead
his charge, which va regarded as
strongly fayoring the dstense ~ its
interpretation Of the laws 81 epnspii-
acy, circumstantlal evidence aud the
eorroboratlon Of q confessed aeon
pllce. 1t was also freely predIctsashat
in the event Of Hayweods scsEattai
the State would abandon The prp'ecu-
ton Of his associates Charles +. . Moy-
er, president Of the federation and
Gsbrge A. Pettibone 81 Denver State
ments from counsel and from Govern
or Goodipg dlspel this view q the
situation Governor Goodlng saia;
@The verdict Is q great s1fprse 10
me, and / believe 70 all citizens Of
Idaho, who have shesSd oE read che eyi-
dence In the case have dons my
duty. / have no regret as 70 any ac-
ton l have taken and my ccnssence
is clear. AS long as God giye' me
strength, i shall continue myeaorss
for government BY law and sor cFgan'
lied society
viii Prosecute tie othets
"The State willscohtinle sogprois
prosecution Of Meyer and petabone
and Adams, and Of sImpkIns Wien ap-
pretended. There viii be nsitAsi hes
litatlon NOR retreat
Application will be made q Judge
Wood to admit EIoyef ard PsEtibone
to bail, and 1t was said night that
as to Meyer against whom tie State
is admitted to have It's weakest case
a favorable consideration would not
be unexpected, l,sr-
Not the least interesting q the com
ments made upon the yerdict Easthat
Of Harry orchard the COME sedmur-
derer of steunenbers, and the witness
on whom the State chiefly relied to
prove It's charge Of conspracy
among certain members Of the West
ern Federation 81 Miners When told
at the state penitentiary ha Hay
wood had been aquttted otthard
said:
well, have done my duty lhayo
told the truth. codld do no more
u am ready to take any panlshment
that may be meted out to me ior ras
crime, and the sooner q comes thu
better"
How the Jury sEeod.
1t was after being out tof twenty.
one hours that tile jury which n fras
had been divided 8 To fcr acaitlal
and then semed deadlocs ed at iqto 2.
finally came to an agTeemsn shortly
after the first faint sire 81 ihscom-
ing, day showed grey. above the giant
hills which wall Boise y tEsnorlh
and east. The 5weaty snow BEARDED
batlift who had Kept an al nigal Wig
II before the door 81 Tie jury room was
startled into aetion ~ impentiye
knock from within Events moved
rapidly enough afterSthiss ana when az
last the principal actors a the trial
had been gathered into the court
room at a few moments before
o'clock, the envelope handed bs tho
foreman to the judge was tom open
and the verdict read
fifl4Ai ie.s8fs ~ asdit b tlisl.li &.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-29
FIRE DESTROYS I0NG BEACH HOTEL AND COTTAGES
Fight Is On For Release OF
Meyer And Pettibone But State
Is Bitterly Opposed To The Motion

appealing for their release on ball and
the state is bitterly opposed to the mo
tton. Boise, generally is far from
happy over the verdict. The verdict
is a distinct jolt for the town 50
frankly characterized by Attorney
Darrow as a poisoned community. The
effect may be far reaching politically
and otherwise. What effect the YER
dist will hive on Orchards fate is not
yet certain. That Haywood triumphed
Is no particular credit to'him. He, has
not yet completed his plans for the
future.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-29
The Lie Of Christ.

This picture is now showing. 1t was
put on at the Electric Theater this aft.
.ernoOn. 1t will be shown all week
People are beginning to visit the Tho
ater this evening and all speak In high.
est terms of 1t.