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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-08-06

Hotel Pendleton.-Mrs. C. C. Stotts,
c. H. worden, New York; A. Ham
mond, New York; E. Noonem, Taco
ma; C. d. Garbielsen, Salem; Fred
Roth, Walla Walla; Louis Allehoff,
Portland; C. ]. Freeze, Spokane; r.
D. Sullivan, Portland; Fred Geets, La
Grande; Ed Blackburn, Baker City;
B. H. Holcomb and wife, Seattle; j
w. Irwin, Tacoma; ]. NJ. Griffin and
wife, Hermiston A. Schultz, F
Strainer, Portland; P. A. Wagner
Spokane; j. w. Maloney. Spokane
G. u. Gally, T. C. Lord, ]. w. Smith
Portland; L. Allehoff, Port; ]. T
Lassell, Albany; Ida Maxwell, Hal
sey; o. S. Merritt, San Francisco; EC
Wilson and wife, Baker City.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-08-06
Serious Business,

Gladys--I am going to buy an auto
mobile, and l want you to go along
and help me select one. Cousin Jack
Not for me, little girl. Why, l even
wouldn't pick you out a husband
puck
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-08-06
He Did Not Need u

Buskin-I can't 60 on. haven't any
makeup. Manager-wh are you play
ing tonightf Buskin-The fool In
Manager-Go right on Never mind
the makeup.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-08-06
.thcater

1000 feet of new film and two n
illustrated songs tonight at the 8
thca&er.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-08-06
ATHENA BREV|T|ES|ECHO NEWS NOTES
wAIERMELoNS FROM LANDS 9
JUST CLEARED SAGE BRUSH

Main Canal of Reclamation Proqect
Completed-Church Social Great
Success at the Koontz Home
Mrs. Morton Returned to California
Recovering from Severe Attack Of
Pneumonia-Henriet Mills VIII
Open October I.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-08-06

II you sec Il in tA' East oresonian
it's -.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-08-06
Church Social.

A church social for the benefit of
the NJ. Z. church was given on the
lawn at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j..
H. Koontz Saturday evening, which
was we'll attended. Ice cream and
cake and other refreshments were
served, and the program was carried
out very successfully.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-28
Award OF Nohl. Prizs

Turin. Dec. 27.-Albert 5 NICE
son the American consul here
congratulated by the entire con-
body and many distinguished oiai
uDoh the awarding OF the Nese. 9'''
for physics TO his tAthec. Profess :
bert A, AncSslson. Of tie un!v''''
Of Chicago. The ooosal cas- = >
pleased a the kinAly spirit SO,
and telesrapasa "a asccunt o. u
ess=..s. sss,ssz 4 80 fAgs.ex
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-28
CHASE AFTER ROBBERS
Running Fight With RevOIverS
For Many Miles.
AUTOMOBILES WERE USED
,ArIIlng Affair Occurs Near Los An
eeIes, CAL, In Which euISts Flew
Observation-Disclosures LeaPed Out
Of Their Machine and Escaped.

los AngeIas C,I nc - -oo
Loot1no of smsu de,a-,.pcnt srcrr
in wb3ttier suI,u,n nf this CITY
the mon NJ on euto,rch,.. IN which
tho nlunIar Va lcodao tra discovery
~ Tho rohtors eu,,., ,.ur>iit h, in,
rolice {, . soc,,.i n,ocbira and ran.
nino 6ch. ut,, ,o..ol,,r. Car mica
ovar countr, rl.l, "a two final es.
cs,o NJ t,.n rcI,h,r. ,.,,... ..,,od IN the
dorLroso Nov, tho f,,,,... ~ - thrill
inc ogocr oIio, ,,,n.,,d "Wednesday
rt,b,
Tho two t,i,c,a v.,,,, tho nclice
ho,to,o o. no H.. ,.... ,a tho s,oro
80 xo,,cro r. p,uc,,,,bio
stroot an1 tool, r..r,.y ri snoes
49, nod .,.,.1 ooros rbo.o tbov load.
"a I,to ~ an,,~,o'.r.o ,,,,... y = h.rp
s,oIor COO a,.r. h.o.s r..n. ~
Do poh,nson ~ ,,,. c,,, v,r,r
49, .oh,or,oa uo,o r,,o.,nd ~ iae
noI,oo tho omoar. ni,.d an sutom6.
XII ana ,onrrar,oL NC mr. robin.
.on 800 tom,.I v,,i,,ier eurr,,s.
tn no. Nov r,,ght ron, tho men
Co.oro, Ill. a,, ,ho, dieooverad
A.. ,oaa,,an, -, 90 on,ooohpo Tba
- .,so 80, ~. r,.o,ir. ~, tho
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-28
DIAGNOSED OWN CASE.
Expert Physician on Lockjaw Stricken
with that Disease.

Chicago, Dec. 27-Dr. Joseph Peas
den, a scientist occupying one Of the
foremost positions with large pack
ing firm Wednesday night indicated
by signs to physicians at his side IL
the Chicago Baptist hospital that an
attack of lockjaw from which 10 is
suffering would prove fatal.
ne physicians, hopeful previously
as to the outcome, were silenced by
the patients mutcly expressed verdict
on his own case, for he is a Leading
expret on the effects Of the disease
W., ich had seized him, and there could
be 70 higher an, hority than mis- opin'
ion.
This may oroye whether tle dying
expert correctly diagnosed his own
case. If DR.. Teasden dies, his expert
opinion Is JUSTIFIED. If lie lives, he
will no longer be regarded as iEfal'
ltble in TIE disease OF which ne has
made special study and won a rc2u,
tatiOn.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-28
Cupid BUSY In New YORK

New York, Dec. 27.-Cu0it .' ''.
!ng an inning in New lorN J-s. -
There are commonly about 81 Ia
riag"s 3 day In the city. bur ..'
last week This number has .""H .
creased three fold and the nen' -
promises the biggest matrim"na .'-
he city has ever seen. one ~
announces that ne marriei ;Ve'''
couples las, week. and ass EMS
meats 90 unite twice that nun
be DAYS betV cen nov aud Jan
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-28
SON OF POLICE CHIEF SHOT.
Three Negroes Under Arrest at Rich.
lard CHARGED with Crime.

Richland, Ca, Dec. 27.--Blartey
Dorman, son of Chef OF Police j..
w. Dorman. was SHOT and killed on
Tue'iay nj" ht
TIE cause is not fully known. He
was fired al aine tirlcs by three sep
aratc negroes, the last Two shots
hitting him in the back Of the head,
Gni were fatal.
TIE three negroes, who are arrest,
ed and in. Stewart county Jail, are
George Green, Bob Simmons and Lee
Robinson.
Blarney DOrman had just returned
home from Lloyd, Fla, where he has
been engaged In the saw mill business
for some time, to spend the Christmas
here with his parents. He was TWEEN.
ty years of age.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-28
was bio chrIstna, Rush

New York, Dec. cit is estlmat
ed tha, duriuS Tho Christmas rush
there have been G.N4nho parcels sent
out OF the city by mail aud express
Exact figures are uuohta,nahle but
the figures based on estimates made
at the poslofiicc and the express OF
fices are thought 20 be approximate
ly correct The value Of C,e pack
ages sent by express, where vaue'
we're given. IL said 10 he about three
quarters OF million dullarS
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-28
Fatal Knife Duel.

Mlssouia. Mont, Dec. 27.-TwC
men were killed Tuesday night az 3
railway construction camp near Nor
throp. George Morris, an Austrian
killed one OF his couutrymen In 3
knife duel. the cause Of the trouble
being unknown Morris then start
ed TO Northrop and met ContrRotot
Walter A. Arnold, whom he attacked
with a knife, and Arnold drew a re-
volver and shot him dead. Arnold
gave himself up, claiming that he act.
ed ~ self defense,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-28
Says Shooting Was Accidental

Baton Rouge, La, Dec. 27.-One
burned to death. three shot and one
fatally injured in a railroad accident
was the record OF Baton Rouge for
Christmas day. The shooting, which
took place "Wednesday morning, re.
suited In the wounding of Gilbert
Lockwood, Michael Pollard and Fred
Kaufman. All three were shot by
officer DIAN Flynn, who says the
shooting was accidental. None Of the
men are seriously Injured. Charles
Emo, OF Car5ondale, ILL.,, a arilroad
man, was fatally injured. He was
crushed between two cars OF the va.
zoo and Mississippi Valley railroad
Verney Dorsey, young negro girl,
was burned to death, her dresN2cci
dentally catching fire.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-28
Teddy Bear Craze Dying Out.

New York. Dec. 27,-The Teddy
bear craze is dying out, according 10
the toy dealers in New York. When
the stores closed late Wednesday
night most OF the toy departments
were pretty well cleared out, except
for Teddy Bears. During the hO,i.
day rush, just over, thousands Of
dogs, elephants, monkeys and rab
bits made Of furry cloth ari stuged
as are the Teddy Bears. were sold
but vcfy few OF the great numbers OF
bears that went into the toy Shops
early in the season have left theil
shelves Last season dealers could
not get enough OF them this year
they are are drug on the market.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-28
charred Body L, Found.

Macon. Ga, Dec. 21--Snortly az
ter O'Clock Wednesday morning tae
remains OF Mrs. Ola Watts. a young
white woman. were found in a charre,l
condition near The family home on
Waters street. in Eas, Macon. and
circumstances surrounding the case &C
impitCatei me husband. John watts
that he Was arrested The woman
was burned all over ne BODY and was
dead when discovered
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-28
Minister on Tr.al.

Philadelphia. Pa. Dec. s7.-Th'
Rev Dr.. William H. SAAhSs, presid
ing elder OF the vest district 10 ta'
Philadelphia conference Of the Meth
obs, Episcopal church, was placed OF
trial before The receipt and sFtlLna
court here on charges OF oon60ss M
becoming = minister. TIE court d
composed OF nine ministers. The Rev.
9. N, Hoover, pEeslainS ssdee a. ~
pessh dlalF,et, aesias q iaage,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-28
$50 Bodies Recovered -.

Jacobs Creek. Pa. Dec. 27.-Tht
work OF removing bodies from the
barr mine was resumed Thursday. At
3 o'clock thlrty.two bSdl@s were
brought to the surface. making the
total number recovered $50. This
searching party has reached entry No.
20, whore numerous bodies were
found The pits were blown &C
pieces and the timber and irons we're
scattered about the entry In coufu
sion. The twisted forms OF iron
led members 81 tho party 20 believe
that the explosion muSt have taken
place In this particular entry,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-28

ing at target with a parlor rife, Ira
Williams. the twelve-year-old son OF
w. c. Williams, a prominent Oxford
merchant. accidentally shot little
Claud Dial, the l0-year-old son Of r
D. Dial, a planter, residing about
tour miles froU this place. The bull
let went through the boys left arm
grazing the bone and INJECTING a. pain.
full flesh wound. II is thought that
the wound will not prove serious
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-28

Pottsvllle, Pa, Dec. 27,--Stanilns
Coteash, a boarding house boss, was
shot and killed here Christmas day
by Frank Cashmere, following tri'
vial quarrel at the dinner table. Cash
more, who was a boarder complained
because Coteash had not provided a
turkey for the Christmas dinner. Cote.
ash, according 10 Witnesses, arose from
the table In a rage, rushed 10 the side
Of the room and seized a shotgun,
with which he shot at Cashmere. The
charge OF shot went wide, and Cash
more fed upstairs, where he got his
own gun. As Coteash was mounting
the stairs Cashmere shot him, the
charge striking Coteash In the side,
tearing an immense hole and causing
tea In a short time. Cashmere
surrendered.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-28
LONG LIST OF CRIMES
New YOrk'S Christmas On. d,
Passion and Tragedy.
DOzEH MURDERS IN A Day
Many Other Tragic Deaths Wee r..
ported-Woman Burned to Ces.1
While kneeIns Before a Shrine An.
other Dropped Dead,

New York, Dec. -G.-A.......
scores Of choirs sang "I,a.. ..
Earth; Good VIII to Mcu, aa. .
spirit Of Christmas sAc4e in Data.
er and greater charity than cy.. -
fore, New Yorks Christmas 99.r ...
marks of passion and uagc.y.
dozen murders and as many more .r-..
ic deaths marked the day
Mariana Gaeto was called 10 ,.
door Of his home and there saJ.
an unknown man VINO escaped TIE
police have NO clew.
John Sweeney refused to give cs,-
TO a yagrant, who, angered a. o." -
iusal. struck him over The head ei..
a black jack. Sweeney died ia
hospital and his assaiant was u..l
without Ia!l for trial.
JCseFh KundansOn sustained f-l.
tuged skull in q fight following ...
refusal to allow Anthony Roulu-a
and Joseph Hanay TO participate %
MS family celebration. It is j, sal.
that Kundenson was struck N.A
large brass crucifx.
James Munday was shot AMI 'l'-.
ly wounded by James Jacarus.o. ..
cause the formers saloon, u"H.
opened, was doing more bushes. 'aaa
the one across the street, Owned b.
JaCarusso's brother.
Jacob Jetse and Peter Shaw, wa.ca.
men in an apartment building, Wore
badly beaten with club in the ... .-
Of an unknown man, who became 1856
gered bcCalAe neither would taa' .t
up stairs in an elevator 70 VS.; .
servant In the house. Je'se ".. .'
William Kennedy was daur't.
wounded by being shot duri:s aa Cd.
tercation in saloon. John tt"r"
is under arrest charged with 'hn -ay..
ing
IN unknown woman was fouut ."..
IN F1ity-Grst sirol. apparent. &c..
the effects Of "knockcu. drops
M,tgaret Ryrnos was h1ra"' '.
death while kneeling before a shrine
in her home, one OF the candle 'r'"
the shrine falling and ignlu.I
wOmau's clothing.
His arms filled with Christmas -''.
for his children. Herman K Io...
was knocked down and fatally ,n.....
by trolley car
Anna Fitzsimmons dropped d'ai ..
tie midS' OF a Christmas Ce." "'"....
in exactly the same manner as .'
only sister died on the same t1' DE-
years ago.
William O'BrIcn died from .'."'.'-
received by being run down by an d..
tomobie.
Albert r. Muller was killed '' a.
Ing from tho window Of his room ..
the ffth floor OF an apartment hon"
Elias P. Nance dropped dead a'''
attending a Christmas serv'c" s.
church-in Tottenville
Two unknown men were MAJ Ply
elevated trains.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-28
Animal Trainer Drops Dead. .

Kansas city. No. Dec si.-Wl
liam Rel an animal trainer known K
circus men throughout the country
dropped d,ad acre Wednesday night ol
heart disease Rel WAS known a.
Texas, and was IS years o. age lie
was one ~ the few men who eoul,
Contro, "Rajah." the famous mGn.kiA
ting elephant.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-28
PANIC AMONG NIGHT RIDERS.
Iron Hand Of the Law 10 Closing In
Upon Them.

upon lnem'
Nashville, Tenn, Dec. "a Hop
kinsylle, Ky. dispatch says that q
special term OF the Christian county
circuit court ras been ordered for the
purpose OF rigidly investigating the re
cent raid OF nigS riders on Hopkins
Vile. when about $500, 900 worth OF
property was destroyed and railroad
man shot. and the local authorities
Governor Wilson and the state admin
istration have made It plain that Meth
or effort nor cost will be spared to
track down and put in the pcuiten
tiary every one OF the masked riders
The Activity OF the state and local
authorities has caused 3 panic amons
tho uight riders and their friends.
In certain localities there has been
an exodus of persons under suspicion
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-28
elaborate ExperImenta .

Paris, Dee. 25,-FolIouiaS e!sSor
ate experiments TO prevent the recur
renee Of accidents 10 submarine yes
sells. the minister Of the navy has is
suSd orders that all s1hmsriners b,
Attsa cat vita dstaekaSls tslsphcn,
Ssoys wAsh. n eass oG sOeadent. vll
permit e ceaAnualeatlsa sta tAs suF
fAes.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-28
Prma Donna Recover. from Hines,

New York, Pee :7-Mary Garieu
the prima Donna Vho has been Sc
rious.y 80 with grip. has 30 far re-
covered that she Nil 40 20 A,,anti,
City, for . few days Louise. n,
new opera, the production OF which
haN been posit cd twice because
OF Miss Gardens less. will be- suns
al tie Manhattan opera hoase Jaau
AIRY 3.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-28
lnerOuS Tragedies Occurred 10
Many States.
NYKILLINGsIN TENNESSEE
e sYhlsky Was In Most Instances
SponsIbIe for the Trasedles-A
afrel at Dinner Table In Two In.
snees Resulted In Two Killings.

lpxville, Tenn. Dec. q. Christ
week In the eastern section OF
nliessee has been an Unusually
tdy one. Tragedies reported thus
+ ere:
AZ Newport, Tenn, Robt. Knowles,
special policeman, tried to arrest
liam Allen for drunkenness, A
|I4le ensued. Allen fell on top and
tWles pulled a revolver. shooting
''bn through and through. Allen
~ Ia two hours.
Near Del Rio, this state. Ike Muir.
d and Luke Norton, brOthers-in'law,
Atnily shot each other TO pieces.
1k revolvers and shCtguns' Norton,
81 said, while drunk. went to Muir
fk home and created a disturbance.
shooting followed,
Mar 6trahl, Tenn, Alox Wright,
~ haze returned from Missouri to
b his wife, who has been living
'|h her parents near tnat place, call
her from church and eGAptied the
onts OF his pistol into her body.
B r. etill alive, but cannot live.
onsy was the cause. Wright Is
&c large and says he will not be
"a alive. He told friends that
has fve others to Kill and then
&fib be ready 10 die
Isabella, Polk county, John Hall,
II charged, shot and killed his
'er.in.law, William Crowder, The
he dead body was found In a pub.
road.
kither Wallace. aged twenty, shot
KILLED Lee Edrldge. a prominent
h Of Holston valley. 1t is said, US
shotgun, Wallace, while In
Aased, broke into the postoffice at
lfls, Tenn. A warrant was placed
he hands OF Deputy Sheriff
A'te, who deputiEed EldridgS to as
IN making the arrest. Wallace
sased the two men. and after kill
Eldridge, made his escape. going
Virginia.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-28
TRAGEDY at Christmas FroIIe.

Sergent, KY, Dec. 97.--As a re
suit Of Christmas cRnousal In the
Pound Cap section above here. In
which both parties were intoxicated
Morgan Hughes. aged "a years, snot
and fatally wounded Washington
Policy. aged 80,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-28
Falls and Breaks His Neck.

Pittsburg, Pa, Dec. 27.-Jacksor
Stilley, well known resident OF
West Elizabeth, near here while
stealthily trying to escape the eyes
OF the younger members OF the family
and hide Christmas presents, feli
down stairway late Tuesday night
and broke his neck.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-28
Two Bvrnsd to Death

Bradford. Penn. Dec q .-Henr,
Asassr and ARitS obert we're burned
70 death aR4 two other men were &c
rioaaiy iatzSd In q nrs Which as.
EEogd she aens o Asersw lsaaop
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-28
~ N.oros. Killed az savannah

AyAnnah, Ga, Dec. - This has
as noisy but fairly orderly CArist.
There have been but NO Nil.
- one a negro by white man,
IS The other OF negro by negro
Nixon Nas the white slayer
< 5nn Bryan. the negro Nhaving made
,,Islne remarks about white women
49, anxmented tAe trouble be,Neeu
two, The day Was generally
,',srvea a. q holiday We've vary
- wnssAer there was more tSAn the
,tinary ChflstmAs amount u drunk
Go. TAo saaesas kept open.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-28
Death at chrl.tmas Dinner.

~ AJ9tV ~ SVIISVUeb O''NS''
Izyae Park, Mass. Dec. 27.-Dr.
utter r. Amesbury, OF Milford, sdot
81 Instantly killed his wife. Anna,
'eaeher Of music In Roanoke col.
r. Dahvillc, Va, rs tho family wore
is 10 SIT down to their Christmas
her at the home OF Mrs Jennie
Mrs. AmesOurys mother. on
,hesday.
Amesbury was placed under ar.
Immediately after the shooting.
Me-, Amesbury had come from Viz.
'|1h 20 pass the holidays VITA her
R walter r.. Amesbury, Jr, and
d Agnesbury, who 1--we with their
4hdnother, Mrs. Rees, DR., Ames-
~ came from Milford. where he
Is practiced for some time, To enjoy
|.ristmas festivities with tho family
Apcording to the police, DR., Amos
"a fire8 two shots. both OF which
- effect In Mrs. Amesbury's right
~ Her death was almost nissan
nDns,
affer his arrest Or Amesbury de
ned that the shooting was acclden'
He would no, make any further
5isment.
mrs. AmesSury Was forty years OF
~ and native OF Kentucky.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-28

ahst rhrsnsh shs Arm,
ipsA Ga, De al-wAlls sAe0e
The evening world., 1907-12-20
FEDORA" REVIVED AT
THE METROPOLITAN

"Fedor~" was revived las, night al
lAe metropolitan Opera House jus:
why was not apparent This oI,vra hy,
Emberto Giardnno had several hearing.
last season and tho public saowed M
interest in 1t. while Tie musical critics
generally condemned II,
This " probably becnuse II Is really
not opera, merely tTuxic drama as
cofiipaiiicd by music of a npsiiocre quail
its Some therc are who insist that !,
Is not nusic nj all Ne.er.hoicss Mr..
iCoariei gave Il in sumpiuoug style last
night. ihe stage settings 6eins vaFy
bchut1fuI. Then. too. car;iso and Ca
t.tlier sang what they, had 70 sing
ruperbly and acted With as mM,h in,
iteRsity as " they were appoArju. in a
succnss par excellence.
Cavalier really SURPASSED anything
shte' has done th,s s.eson. nnd the great
icuor's voice was pure ant sweet when
not forced
Pretty .ittlc Bella Alten wa. as .wcet
and refreshing as SCHOOLGIRL and sang
and acted with slch archness as TO win
mitch applause S-ot,t had almost noth-
Ing TO do. ard did Il well, az usual
JAcohy. Muhlmann. Dufrtche. Tecchi
and Berus made up the balance OF the
cast Ferrari coBducted.
The evening world., 1907-12-20
TWO OPERA STARS
VICTIMS OF GRIP.
MarSAGarden and Nine. Sem
brich Both Unable to Sing
]. Bills Changed.

Miss Mary Garden. the prima donna,
who is II! with acute Influenza has not
developed pneumonia NJ yet. a. the doc
tors were afraid she would. Su, Il is
admitted :hat her condition is serious.
30 disappointed Is the young woman
at not being able to appear In Louise"
nsxt week that II Is feared she will
leave her bod in spite OF her illness. A
nurse IL guarding her closely. Miss
Gardens iiiness means a severe iinan-
cial blow to Oscar Hammerstein. She
has proved his best drawing card-in
fact the only one save Renaud Who
can be counted on 80 conststertly MI the
lower moor nj every performance
Mmc. Sembrica 10 also Ill OF influenza
and Lucia di Lammermoor'' will moi be
sung nj the Metropolitan Opcra-House
this evening. La 1ohene" Will be
substituted, with cast which win in
feyne. as Musstta: Bond. az Rodoifo.
6tracciari, rs Mxrcello. and Journet. az
Colline.
Mime. NcrdicA Is also having Nor
troubles. She learned to-day that abe
will have TO pay hns OF IS because
OF a chimney plaxe IT her home. No 81
West torfy-eigh,h street, on Dec. II.
II shc is not Disposed 10 cali at Fire
HEADQUARTERS IN person she can send
the money by messenger. according
TO Hection NO Of the Charter
shsl after he received the report OF the
tr1ning blaze. The law is seldom en-
forced, and Ia usually considered a dead
letter