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The Washington herald., 1907-05-10
KUROKI And PARTY
WARMLY WELCOMED
Famous japanese General
Reaches Washington.
PLEASED BY GREETING
Finds Additional Assurance of
American Friendship.
PLEASED BY GREETING

Admiral Ijuin and stan Also Arrive.
Distinguished Visitors Call at Once
on Cabinet Omeers-Wm BE Guests
at White House TO-dny-OtheF Plans
for Their Entertainment-Secr
Taft TO Give Dinner This Evening.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-10
AVOID THE BURNED DISTRICT.
Street Cars Running Only in Out
skirts of san Francisco.

San Francisco, May 9.-Cars were run
to-day over the Devisadero street route.
and the crowds were less demonstrative
than yesterday, but no attempt was made
TO operate the ears In the burned district.
Chief of Police Dinan declares he has the
crowds under control, but this will not be
demonstrated until an attempt is made to
resume the car service downtown.
President Calhoun is firm in his deter
mination to make no concessions. and
never again TO treat with the carmen s
union. He will not recognize the union.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-10
STORY OF ASSASSINATION.
GOV. sfeunenberg Blown to Death
with Dynamite.


Boise, Idaho, May 9-William D. Hay
wood. whose trial began tc day, is the
secretary-treasurer Of the Western FEEDER
alton of Miners.
The trial will probably be a long one,
and the history of labor troubles in the
West, particularly those in Idaho and
Colorado, dating as far back as 1882. is
likely to be dragged into the trial Gov
Steunenberg had incurred the dislike of
the miners by the course ne adopted
toward them during the disturbances in
the Occur d'Alene mining country. where
a state of anarchy reigned for some time
II was not, however, until several years
after Steunenberg's term as governor
ended that his assassination occurred.
On December 90. 1905, Steunenberg met
his death. 4 bomb had been placed under
some snow, near the gate of his home.
which bomb was touched off by a string
attached TO the gate and operated by Mr..
The Washington herald., 1907-05-10
BROKER BENNETT INDICTED.
Loan Clerk Douglass Pleads Guilty
and TestiRes Before Grand Jury.

New York. May Solver NJ. bennett,
the broker, who has been mixed up in the
theft Of securities from the Trust Com
pany of America, was indicted to-day by
the grand jury for larceny in the first
degree. AS in the case Of William o.
Douglass, the clerk for the trust COM
pany. there are three indictments against
bennett, and they are based on the same
transactions.
Douglass pleaded guilty to-day and was
taken up TO the grand jury room, where
he appeared as a witness against Den
nett IL is the intention OF the district
attorneys office to fix his trial for an
early date.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-10
MOVING ON GUATEMALA.
More Mexican Troops Being Pushed
Toward Frontier.

Mexico City. Mex. May 9.-The move
ment Of Mexican troops toward the
GuateIuaian frontier stil continues, not
Withstanding the denials on the part Of
the government officials that war with
Guatemala is not AT all probable.
Telegrans were received here to-day
from Durango, Morelaw. San Luis Potosi,
and other interior towns, stating that the
federal troops stationed at those places
had been ordered to proceed by special
train 10 Mexico City II is stated that
when they arrive here further orders VIII
be given for them 10 proceed 10 points in
the state Of Chihuahua. within convenient
striking distance Of the Guatemaian from
tier.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-10
FOUR KILLED IN WRECK.
Suburban Train Jumps the Track
While Entering Chicago.

Chicago. May 9.-Four persons were
killed and twenty injured in the wreck
of a suburban train on the Burlington
Railroad. within the city limits. to-day.
The engine jumped the track because Of
a broken rail, and the entire train of six
passenger coaches and baggage car
followed, rolling down an embankment.
A number Of persons were pinned under
the wreckage
Ambulances were hurried to the scene
from the various hospitals. and the city
police reserves and FIRE department took
charge and worked in the rescue of the
victims
The Washington herald., 1907-05-10
Edward Butler Dunbar Dead.

Bristol, Conn. May 9.-Edward Butt
Ter Dunbar, for many years one of the
most prominent Democrats of Connee-
ticut. and for several terms a State
senator, died at Bristol. Conn., to-day.
after a lingering Illness. He was pres
ldent OF The Bristol National Bank
The Washington herald., 1907-05-10
COOKE MAY BE IN VERMONT.

Couple Resembling the EIopers stop
ping at Lake Bomaseen, CastletOn.
Nineola, L. T., May 9.-District Attorney
Franklin A. Coles received postal from
West Rutland. Vt, to-day signed j. A.
D., informing him that a couple resemb-
ling the Rev. Cooke. the clipping minister.
and Miss Whaley was stopping al Lake
Bomaseen, Castleton, Vt. An investiga-
ton is being made.
Now that Mrs. Cooke has left the rec
tory the historic old house stands vacant
for the first time in years.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-10
HAYWOOD TRIAL ON
Labor Leader Up for Murder
of ex-GOV. Steunenberg.
CASE MAY LAST FOR MONTHS
Prosecution Presents List of Fifty
one Witnesses-Regular Panel Ex-
hauSted without Selecting Juror.
Court AdiOurns Until Monday to
Enable sheriff 10 Gather TaIesmen.

Boise, Idaho May 9.-The court in which
Haywood is being tried for the murder of
ex-Gov. steunonberg adjourned at .
o'clock this afternoon with no Jurors yet
chosen. In Idaho they iii the jury-box
with talesmen before they do anything
else. Then the prosecutor examines them
one alter the other. II it appears that any
talesmaH is plainly disqu lfed for any
statutory reason, out he goes. and another
Is called 70 take his seat When the box
is occupied by twelve men with whom
the State is satisfied. the defense goes
over them looking for some statutory flaw
After that comes the peremptory chal-
Ienging, so that sometimes there are Two
OF three days that pass before a juror IS
finally accepted and sworn.
The regular panel was exhausted this
afternoon TO give the sheriff time 10 round
up a special panel The eleven talesmen
who sat in the jury box when court ad-
journed will be locked up in charge Of
eourt attendants. and this despite the
fact that not one Of them is yet juror.
Has Fifty-One Witnesses.
Before the talesmen were called james
H. Hawley. senior counsel for the State,
filed with the clerk Of the court a list OF
dfty-one persons whom he says the prose
cution proposes TO call as witnesses in
the course of the trial Visions Of d short
trial and a verdict quickly reached faded
away with this announcement.
Harry Orchards name is not there, but
he will. of course, be one Of the principal
witnesses
Il was conceded that the State could not
convict Haywood on Orchards unsup-
ported testimony, and the size OF the wit
ness list shows that every possible effort
is 10 be made to corroborate the man who
says he personally killed Steunenberg and
accused Haywood and his colleagues Of
having planned the job and paid him TO
do IT,
Veteran SIeuth to Testify.
OF course. old James MCFARLAND, the
veteran detective to whom Orchard con-
fessed, viii testify. So will Julian Steun-
enberg, the ex-governor's brother; Ed
Boyce, formerly president Of the Western
Federation of Miners, and once Orchards
partner in the Hercules mine; Sherman
Bell, former adjutant general of Colorado;
Fred Miller. Orchards former attorney;
Buckiin Wells. secretary Of tae Colorado
Miners Union.
Steve Adams, concerning whose guilt of
a murder in Northern Idaho a jury re-
Gently disagreed, is also on the list, as
well as his wife. Adams made a confes-
sion some months ago cOTroboratfng the
one made by Orchard. but subsequently
reracted it, and so it is doubtful II he is
ever really called TO the stand
The Washington herald., 1907-05-10
REYNOLDS FAVORS
DISTRICT GOVERNOR
Presidents Inspector So Re-
ports on City Rule.
URGES RADICAL CHANGE
Would Make Outsiders Eligible
for This Position.

Recommends Many Reforms in the
All Employees should BE Under
Civil serviee-Seyen Department.
Heads at $1,000 Eaeh-Advisory
Committee of One Hundred.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-10
WOMAN SHOOTS DETECTIVE.
Former Husband ThereupOn Fires
ON His Divorced Wife.


Birmingham, Ala, May 9.-City Detec-
tive Sam Hamilton was shot and fatally
wounded to-day by Mrs. Annie Magpess,
who was shot twice in the right leg by
her divorced husband. W r. White a
prominent pharmacist, Of Nashville. Tenn
This afternoon White and his attorney
and two detectives went 10 the woman's
home in smithfeld 10 take the two chill
dren decreed by the court TO White.
The children were playing in the yard
The father and Stout took up the children.
when the mother fired at her former hus-
band. emptying her pistol. One Of the
bullets entered Detective Hamilton's alb
domen.
White fired on his former wife, infiicting
two dangerous wounds IN her right leg.
All the parties 10 the affair are under ar
The Washington herald., 1907-05-10
Tlnman to Have Bodyguard.

Omaha. May s.-senator Ttuman is to
have bodyguard OF ten pIain-cIothes
policemen while he is in Omaha to lee
ture on MAY Il. Negroes from all over
the country are urging the mayor to
prevent Tillman from speaking here.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-10
DF. Marvin $. Butties Passes Away.

New York, May 9.-Dr Marvin
stephen Buttles died to-day at his res
fdence. in the Hotel Savoy. after a long
illness. DR.. Buttles was born in Otis.
Berkshire County, Mass, August s,
1898. He was graduated from the med
ical department Of the University of
the city of New York IN 1864 He was
a member of a number Of medical So
eieties.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-10
WEATHER FORECAST.

For the District of Columbia,
Maryland, and Nirginia-Fair
to-day and Tomorrow; variable
winds.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-10
LOCAL.

l-Kuroki and STAFF Arrive.
Reynolds Favors District Governor.
2-District Report Causes Stir.
5-Taylor for Big Navy.
7-Physicians at Smoker.
Caught on Train.
12-Crime Wave Spreads
The Washington herald., 1907-05-10
HERALD NEWS SUMMARY.
TELEGRAPHIC.

Pages. TELEGRAPHIC.
Haywood Trial Opens at Boise.
1-Serious Mutiny Threatened in India.
Liner Baltic Floated Without Injury.
-Scrugham Placed on Trial for Insur-
anCe Frauds.
MARK Twain Guest OF Gov. Warfeld.
News Of Maryland and Virginia.
9-New York Dock Strike Delays Liners.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-10

a ia Carte Lunch Served Daily
At Eckstein's from 12 20 3. i4l2 n. Y, ava.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-10
Continued on Page ., Column 2.
S1.25 to baltimore and Return

Every Saturday and Sunday, via Pennsvl-
vania Railroad. Tickets good returning
until Sunday night. All regular trains
except Congressional Limited
The Washington herald., 1907-05-10
Continued ON Page o, Column 5.
baltimore and Return, s1.s5.

Every Saturday and Sunday All trains
both ways, both days, except Royal Linn
tied. City offices. 1n7 G 81. and 619 Pa.
ave.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-10

StinemetE & son Co., 1901 f.
Cold Storage for Furs.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-10
Retnin Thefr PnIIfenens.

To get 20 the side of the great general
who won the battle of the Yalu-the bat
tie which first demoralized JapaRs
gigantic enemy-one has TO go through a
The Washington herald., 1907-05-10
Your surplns Money WIN Earn

An income for you If deposited in banking
department of Union Trust Co, 1i14 F. St,
where all accounts draw interest Deposits
are subject TO check whenever desired.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-10

Grand Electric Display ON War Ships
Hampton Roads, Monday Eve, May Is
Don't fan to see It from decks of Norfolk
& Washington steamers. See ad., page l.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-10

Continued on page ), column 6.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-10
Continued on Page 2. Column 2.
Cheap Excursion TO Harpers Ferry,
Martinsburg, berkeley Springs, and


sos a. m. Sunday, May Z, from Baltimore
and Ohio station, Washington .. c.
Round-trip rate 20 Harperg Ferry and
Martinsburg. 81; to Berkeley Springs,
81 iS5; to Cumberland, 50 a splendid op-
portunity 10 spend q day in the country
at small expense.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-10
single Head Needed.

while in certain respects the District
has the government OF a territory, Il Is,
in fact. a large city, and its administration
should conform to the methods adopted
in other large cities OF this country. AZ
ter careful consideration OF the subject
and conference with many citizens OF the
Continued on Page 2, Column 2.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-10

Boards, wide height, s2o0 per 100 #.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-10

LIbbey { e. 81 s.. and New York axe.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-10

Boards, wide, all heart, 500 per 100 #.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-10

Alabama hooring, mostly edge grain,
The Washington herald., 1907-05-10

Libbsy & Co., 9th st. and Naw York ars.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-10

Lumber trust broken-Libbey & CO.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-09-26

Toh!e ie u&co p'oty zenskS co
radi jezdeji ns nsfstevy po trejuu:
tax zeleznitnf komise itomhle sta
tn, pfiimula resolucf fs1 Falls, ke
ra vejde v pIatnost 15ho fijns, Ike
"a porouef zeleznici co tudy jedi,
Re uesmf potion dni eftst vic mel
? Gently a pol jizdn}ho "a jednu
milf. Toje moe VEAcnA ptilezi
tost usetfit penfze. CHM vic bu
de kdo jesdit tim vic usetff. Ku
ptiklsdu dyby iel nekdo as 400
mil tax use.fl ieden tolar, a to VI
te, tolsr usetfeuej. je tolar vyde-
lsnei. Proto at kazdej hodne jez
df, tim vic usetff renes a brlo
zbohatue.
Fsobotu bude Vaclavs, a pro,o
pteju fsem Vaclav1m, Vask6m,
VencIdm, a Vaclsvkam K jejich
uastavaiicimu svatku fseto dobr5
no, ia Sc taky menuju VAclav,
Vencl VotIuba. Sobe us sem 6,
toho K svatku nspfal a nspo,eu.
Gel. be SEN byl vod noji polovice
hnedle bit. A este sem chtei pfr.
pomenout, he tsdy Y Tabofe ma
me taky bsly ma ten den.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-09-26

"Jest tomu IL let CO jsem S tfzi uni
XII so~uchotinam" pise @. o. Floyd, OBJ
chCdnfk v KerShaw, S c." Ma vaha
terkrat byla 1876 liber a kaSel mne
trapil dnem / nocf. Konecne jsem
poeal uaivat DR. Klnga New Dissolve
~, pc dobu Sesti mesfcn, a ma to ma
stal pfeYrat a byl jsem 1plne vylecen.
jakoz i nabyl normalni vahy 10 liber.
Tisice lidf je uzdraveno roGn9. Zaru-
Cen v Taborske lekarne. SOC a 81 90
Pokusni lahev zdarma.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-09-26
Money Order ma Bance,

Deite 81 vyhotoVit Money o..
der ma Tsborske baace q co pre-.
mil dostanete krasnou penezenku
pro pana anebo damn "a til Mo
ney Orders. Il pet obdrEite kra
snou sklAdacf penezeuxu Sc "a p is
ni knfzt;ekou, snebo vetM kapes
nf tasku ma listing. Tyto dive
jsou delape kGze "Morrocco "
Dzlame toto jeu K wolf tomu ably
Tide 81 navykli chcdit ma bank pro
poukasky.
TAborskA Banka
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-09-26

20 pysme delall aOy SINE Sc me
Ii dobfel Vodpov9d: Mic.
Ten lido ma liant ma kerfm o. e
hodne gumbo, mGze Sc radovat,
protoze We Fort Pierre, ftomhle
statu US staveji fekterie ma chilly a
budou tam ztoho prevftu maGkat
samy chilly. Exprti Gikack5 pro-
hlasili, Re chilly takovy sou naram-
ne trvandlivy a vo hodne lepsf nez
z jiny hlfny. Jen Sc Jim vo to ie-
dina, jak nejsnaS tn zem vozit. ia
sem vo tom spekulfroval, a pfisel
k nahledu, kerej 81 dam patento-
vat a stane Sc mje milionaf, jake
je Morgan a Rakfelr. To vozenf
ty hlfny Dude takhle: AZ hodne
naprsf, TAX Sc zajede do zvoranJho
gumbovityho pole S vozem be- ba-
KY a Dude Sc v mem jezdit TAX
dlouho, az Sc no nachyta ma kola
tolik, Re to ami sto parI mezkG ne
utahne. PAX Sc kon9 pjekne Wy
pfahnou; to gumbo ST. voskrabe
do trakafG a dopravf do cihlaren,
Druhej patent je: Udela Sc kou-
lie mald a Ia Sc Dude valet tax dlou
no as Dude tax velika jake haus.
Ia Sc pax NIUE ma trakafi, jake
ma starej Hajek tady, lowest as ma
mfsto. Nejni to dobrej patent2
Tet ma to uGencove k6pli, co "a
vihuje raka. Vite. raka vod kerry
no lidi mfou. Clovjek no dostane
z masa, povida jeden anklickei
dochtor fCik&ku. Jak sem tohle
Get, tax sem zbled jake vybflena
stena a tfds sem Sc strachy jake
vosyka, protoze ia maso rad; vob-
zvlast ztakovyho hovada jake je
holoub6. Proto sem 81 umfnil ne
CO slechetnyho udelat pro Glove
censtvo, a abych zachranil kazd5-
no, KIDD rad holoubata, vod raka,
dam nabldku ably mi fsecky hoIou
bata pfines a jd je "a nej S MIN,
Rati sam umfu vod raka nez abych
Videl jak Sc jinej zab5i. Nejni to
hleto humannf nabfdka?
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-09-26
TAborskS Banka
Rada L Thu.

"Chcl datl dobrou radu tenn jenz
trpf bolestmi v zadech a ma ledviny,''
pravf J r Blankenship, z Beck, Tenn
Dpkazu. Re Electric Bitters vyleef ty-
to nemoce.I Pr"nf lahev mi znaGne
ulevlla a pc vyuzitf dalsf lahve byl
jsem dplne vyleeen, a Ginf mi to pote-
Semi tento lex odporuGit.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-09-26

INC Hunting Allowed" stitky
IA prodej v dfadovne t. |. Jsou
IS palc6 velk9 a tistene ns
silnem pspiru. Jiue ssjny t;sk.
mem ma zakazku LEVINE.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-09-26

Tfmto Sc oznsmuje, lie firms
Cap a Barta rozpustila podilnict.
v, a szdy ie zAdan by sve dluhy
do IS fijna 1897, zspravil. Cap
& Bsrta.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-09-26

Velkf vyprodej podSimnfho zbo
III a klobouk0 ie uspofsdsn v OBJ.
chodu pr. A. J. ccleve. Danny
iscu uc.iys zysny by zboti pFisIy
pTohledoer vse pit, dc pod W
cenu.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-09-26
VeIk6 Mapv Trip Okresu.

Name ma prodej velke mspy
Trip okresu, kterS bezpocbybI
Dude otevfen pfistiho jars. Ma.
pa js 28x39 paleech velka. sloze-
ga y pevpSch deskach do velikos-
ii 6xo palcfch. Okszuje ka3dou
sekci PoEemku. feky, vrchy jez'r-
Ia std. q pax Iadisnske pfideleni
(allotment. a imena jeiich. Ma.
pu zprscoSal q nakreslil Frank
P, tersou z Lake Andes. Prods-
vame ie po SO ccntech, COT je Eco
bytejne nfzka cena ,vzhledem to
nu Be Sc Ia ne obyeeins eta 81
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-09-26

"Abych Sc ochranil pred oznobeni-
nou" pise John Kemp, 2 otisfield, Me
pfilozim Bncklenovu Arnikovou mast
Uzival jsem ii tel proti ryme s do
brym ySsledkem. zarucena proti boz
lakdm, zastaryl yfedIm, spaleninam,
oznobeninam a vyrazkam. 25c Ia
borske lekarne.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-09-26

lido mic nedela, ma Sc dobfe.
Co bysme delali ably SINE Sc me
Ii dobfel Vodpoved: Mic.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-19

Jean Paul Richter says that they are
Blessed, indeed, who can watch the
stage vision unfold and never have
their belief disturbed by glimpses of the
hand that moves the scenery. If you
would enjoy Peter PAM put of your
work-a-day self and be a by again,
try to fly on wings of the imagination;
call to mind your boyhOod reading of
Robinson Crusoe and bloody combats
fought in fancy with cutthroat pirates
of the Spanish Main. THE world is too
much with u.s." exclaims some OF the
poets. Come, then, let us be children
again; let US not look with eyes of un-
belief. but pray the fairies to give US
plenty of credence.
Her first visit in this city in Peter
Pan" will be begun by Maude Adams
and her companions at the Salt Lake
theatre for five nights, beginning Mon
day, June g. The original running time
of the performance has been so much
improved upon that it. is now definitely
announced-for the benefit of persons
attending the play from out of town
that the evening performances will be-
gin promptly at SIS and end at IT, The
Wednesday and Saturday matinees be-
gin at 2:15 o'clock and are finished at 5
O'clock
York this year by Peter Pan Miss
Adams played before the largest. audi
ences every assembled in the Empire
theatre: the receipts were greater than
even. those which We're played to during
her appearance here in The Little Min
ister," and more curtain calls were re-
corded for Miss Adams and her COM
pany than at any other time since her
first appearance i'll this play. The sue
cess of Peter Pan" has already at
tanned the proportions of a triumph.
The demand for seats has everywhere
been so great that patrons living out of
town. or having little time, are advised
to avoid the annoyance of standing in
line by ordering their seats for Miss
Adams enga cement by letter. enelos-
ing check or postal order and an adj
dressed and stamped envelope. -
The fact thus far only discovered by
those who saw the play as it was per-
formed in New York. is the reintroduc-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-19

Grand a series of highly successful and
interesting plays, deliberately staged
and produced
Salt Lake knows but very little of
Miss Frankenfields work, her success
for the past two seasons having kept
her in the east. 1t is only the last year
that, essaying romantic western plays,
she has toured the west and the sea-
son she has just finished in "A DauSh-
ter of Colorado and other plays has
been of a highly profitable nature Miss
Frankenfield has heretofore confined
herself exclusively to classic drama.
Two years ago the star arrived" pro-
fessionally speaking, in the theatrical
world through a remarkable appear
ance in Ibsen's great drama Ghosts
in the east. So successful was Miss
Frankenfield in the famous play. that
her engagement lasted for forty-two
weeks.
OF late years society girls in the east
and occasionally from the west have
taken to the stage, leaving fashiona BILE
homes to follow the profession. Such is
the case with Miss Frankenfield, who is
member of the famous old Holland
Dutch family of Frankenfields of Ger
mantown, Pa. She is a college gradu-
ate and a member of some Of the most
famous literary societies of the east.
Before going on the stage and at the
present time Miss Frankenfield's
Shakespearean readings have won her
great credit and praise.
"A Daughter of Colorado" the play
that PeltoE & Shutter have selected
for Miss FrankenfieId's initial appear
ance at the Grand, the engagement
opening tonight and continuing through
the week until next Sunday, With mat
inee performances Wednes DAY and Sat
urday afternoons at 2:30 O'Clock, is a
strong, fascinating story of Colorado
and the east. A good, strong love tale,
an intensely interesting plot. beautiful
stage settings and clever company,
promises to make the presentation of
the piece one of the society and theat-
rical events of the year atAthe Grand.
Miss Frankent1ald comes supported by
an unusually capable company headed
by James II. Morrison. Others of the
company are Frederick Bernard, Louis
K. Conaughy, u. S. Allen, Louis A.
Sears. Miss Alice De Lane, Miss Orette
Alretus and others. Kent Bosworth.
one of the most popular members Of
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-19

ing 10 witness, and when it is all over
YOU have seen the real kings OF the air.
Then the Ty-Bell Sisters, another Eu-
ropcan feature. performing most
astounding feats in mid-air, finish their
act with whirlwind cloud swings on
suspending wires. The Girl in Red
my sterious foreign arenic feature:
Christopher Seitz, EurOpe's most ia
nous elephant trainer and the Sells
FlOtO herd OF performing elephants:
John Carroll. trainer of domestic ami
mails, with his troupe of trained COM
edy mules and performing whiffet dogs:
Two score OF funny clowns to enliven
the program.
The Galveston (TexD Daily News
says: several thousand men, women
and children saw the great SeIls-F'loto
shows Saturday matinee and night. and
everywhere there is heard nothing but
praise for the clean, refreshing per-
foFmances. The management Of the
circus has altered almost completely the
FlotO pageant upon genial and refined
lines. All vulgarity has been relegated
TO the remOtest regions, with the result
that there will be found nowhere 2
more interesting and educational con-
tingent Of the class. The management
has seen fit to furnish 4 great army Of
clowns, who do things and know now to
catch the public fancy, and they are
funny. This cannot be said CT the usual
cut and dried affairs of most circuses
nowadays. In this show the time-hon-
ored fun-makers do some of the princI-
pal turns in the performances and do
not act as a mere side issue as most
people are accustomed to seeing"