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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-25
TRAGIC DEATHS
Of CAIRO POLICE
OFFICER DouD WAS FOURTH TO
MEET WITH VIOLENT END
BRIEF SKETCH OF OTHER
THREE INSTANCES.

| nh. tragic death OF Police Onlcer
noua calls 10 mind similar cases In
line history OF the Cairo police force.
| Officer Dond was the third killed.
while in the performance or his duty
land The fourth 10 die violent death,
His immediate predecessor 70 be
killed was Henry bunker who was
shot in 1892 He also received =
| fatal wounds ON Thirteenth street In
an attempt to arrest an onender.
Like Officer Doud. he was a faithful
servant Of the people and his death
was much regretted. His SLAYER was
sent to the penitentiary for lie.
George Weldon's death was more
tragic than those of either Of the
Others. He went to arrest desper-
ate negro III a house ON Fifteenth
street. between Commercial and Pop
liar. Judge Ross says Weldon met
him down town and asked him TO
come along. The latter was suffering
from a pistol shot in the leg at the
thine and said Il couldn't do you
much good George" .Welh come
along anyway; the sight OF another
man may be good" So Judge Ross
Invent along. Arriving at the house the
Judge stood in front while Weldon
went inside to make the arrest. Inc
NEGRO was there but as soon as ne
learned what the officer wanted he
sprang at him and slashed him across
the throat then dashed through the
door. Weldon was fearfully cut and
blood stfeamed from the wound, but
he followed the negro, chasing MIN
around the house and shot him
through the heart. dropping him al
the front gate When Weldon came
M he asked Judge Ross is he dead?7
Il think he's done for answered the
Judge. All right I'm satisfied said
Weldon He walked unsteady 70
ward Commercial avenue holding the
gaping wound together with his hand.
On bench in front Of the brick
house al Fifteenth and Commercial
he sat down and from there he was
carried into the house where ne died
in few minutes, having hled e.
death.
The other case was that of Henry
Martin who committed suicide in the
seventies. by putting a bullet into his
head He died on chicken coop
that stood on the Sixth street side OF
what is now the Eagle Clothing store
where at that time VIM. Kluge was
keeping a grocery. He had been de
spondent for some time about pri
yate affairs.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-25
kod0l reg 1880 '!||||'
assaas rS mAs
by

visors by the telephone and other pup
Nc service corporations.
1t is announced that the prosecution
has reta ned an attorney 10 proceed
to Honolulu and intercept Theodore v.
Halsey. who has been indicted on the
charge OF bribery. for the purpose OF
endeavoring to persuade Halsey to ap-
pear before the grand jury on his ar
rival here. Halsey Is now en- route
from Manila in charge OF detective.
The prosecution Is momentarily ex-
pecting to hear of the arrest Of Louis
Glass, former manager Of the Pacific
States Telephone and Telegraph com
many and Abraham x. DeWiler, OF To
!ledo. Ohio, against whom indictments
for bribery were returned yesterday.
With the statement from Patrick
Calhoun, president OF the United Raj
ways. that he would come here from
New York the prosecuting attorneys
office has announced that he WIN DC
given an opportunity to appear before
| the grand jury.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-25
MUCHH[LPWANTED
BY Federal Government In Various
Departments Of the Service
Examinations Ordered.

The United States Civil Service
Commission announces an examina-
ton on April 1913. 1907, to secure
eligibles from which to make certifi'
cation to III vacancies as they may
occur in the position OF scientific as
sistant In the Department OF Agricul
turc. at salaries ranging from 5000
10 $4,000 per annum depending upon
the experience and qualifications OF
appointees.
April 17.1S--To fill vacancies as
teacher in the Indian service. At
present there are three existing Va.
cancies In the position OF female
teacher, at $500 per snnum each, one
at Genoa. Neb.. one at Fort Lapwai.
idaho. and one at Colorado Rive
School Arizona. the person to be ap-
pointed TO the last named position TO
possess musical ability.
April 2f-To hll vacancies as thcy
may occur In the position OF mono
type machinist. al $50 cents per hour.
In the Government Printing Office, ~
be thoroughly familiar with and COM
petent to repair and care for mono
type type cit ng machines.
April 24.-To al a vacancy in the
position of geologist in thu Philippine
service. al $500 per ssnuum. aud
similar vacancies as they may occuz
in that service.
April 2i.-To I'll a Vacancy in the
pcsition Of Iindoo interpreter at San
Francisco. Cal at sGoe pcr anBum
and a similar vacancy al Vancouver.
u. C.. at SEQ per month. in tho Immi-
grafton Service. and similar vacancies
as ih y may occur in that service any
where In the United States.
April 2f-To fIl vacancies in the
pos lions OF assistant geologilf anil
geologic aid in the Geological Survey.
al salaries ranging from 81 600 to 81 :
GOO per aunum. as they may occur.
The Department estimates that ten
appointments will be made at an early
date as a result Of this examination.
the salary depending upon the gualia-
cations and experience Of the siisibies
Secured
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-25
snaos Removed.

The L. $. snagboat ], n Macomb
will leave Memphis today for Cairo
and St. Louis. The following IL a list
af snags DESTROYED hv her on her trip
mp from Vicksburg: One opposite
Delta. above Delta opposite
Youngs Point, at Sparta. | opposite
Albemarle. ] opposite Sa9m. | at
Homestead ! opposite Hayes, al
Den Iomond, at Wilson'S FONT. |
opposite Cordells, al Pitchers Point
at Hagwood, ] opposite Har@ood ;
below Greenville, | at Barnes Beacon
above Barn Beacon, at Salona
! oppo lite Pepper Leland. opposite
Luna. above Tarply, below Arkan
sas City. | opposite Glencoe. in Cy-
press Bend. ! at Wilkerson Towhead
| above Cumbyvillc in Chute Is
land 60 : at Head Island 90. In foot
b nd Island g. below Pushmataha
? below Malones, at Old Town Bend
l In Montezuma Chute, at o. X
Landing. 3 above o. X. Landing. | al
Bordeaux Point. at Ashley Point. I.
below Commerce. below Pattons,
al foot Presidents Island-total OF 81
snags destroyed on trip.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-25
asslses JAssY SIX DAYS.

CzerBowitz. Austria. Mrach ga
merchant who has arrived here from
Jassy Roumanis. by way Of Lorohoi
saws that the devastation wrought by
he peasants Is far more widespread
than reported. For six days Jsssy
has been besieged by thousands OF
raiders. Every morning the com
mander of the troops tries In vain "a
negotiate for settlement with the
he .ieeers. hut the latter viii not
bulge until forced 10 do so by the
arrival ~ additional troops. The resi-
dents Of Jassy fear that unless ont
side regiments are quickly brought in
the local soldiery may join the peas
ant.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-25
LABOR DESERTS
FRISCO GRAFTERS
LABOR COUNCIL, UNABLE TO
STAND STENCIL OF EXPOS
uRE CONDEMNS MUNICIPAL
GOVERNMENT

Sau Francisco. Msrcn 2i.--The San
Francisco officials who have figured
in the graft expose have been desert
ed by organized labor. =
By vote OF G5 to resolutions were
adopted by the San Francisco labor
council last night condemning the
municipal government and those offic.
tits who have betrayed their trust and
calling for the vigorous prosecution
Of every corruptionist. sribe- givers as
well as the bribed officials. The cOun-
ell reprdiated the union labor party.
which elected these alleged faithless
offic ais .roiterating ils position that
the labor council is a body in no way
affiliated with politics. but is organ
lied and conducted purely for ccono-
mic purposes.
The coming week promises to be rs
productive As the past rne in scnss.
tons relating 10 the investigation by
the grand jury. II is cxpec cd that
the decision viii be rendered toner
row by the United States supr me-
court on the petition Of Abraham Ruei
for a writ Of error n Ruefs petition
is refused the prosecution viii pro
coed in Superior Judge Dunne's court
T,i sday TO try Ruef on the charge Of
exIortion In what IS known as the
French restaurant ease.
Tomorrow afternoon the grand jury
viii resume lis probing into the ~
legged bribery Of he board Il super
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-25
! ON The RIVERS

The river marked 1862 feet ON the
Cairo guage last evening. showing o
rise of or nj "a hours. II was on q
stand here last eevning-
The Wash Honsheli went south Win
emptife.
The Mary Michael took TWO barses
Of logs to Paducah which she brought
from the lower river.
The John s. Summers has gone
down the river with empties.
The CITY Of Saltillo from 81. Louis
to the Tennessee river and the Stack
OF Lee from Memphis to ST. Louis
were in poft last night.
The excursiop steamer ~. s. is at
st. Louis and will come out The latter
part Of the week for Paducah, to give
an excursion. From there she will go
Meniphis.
The Fred Hartweg is coming up
with three barges OF logs and u der
rick boat. She doubIe-tripped past
Hopefisld and left Memphis for Cairo
Saturday evening.
The Ferd Herold will leave Mem,
phis today on her first trip Of the
season. for Cairo and ST. Louis.
The joe B. Williams is here out OF
the Ohio with big tow OF coal for
New Orleans.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-25
CONFIRMED
BY Rev. Armstrong At Lutheran
Church NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at
This Church Tonight.

AT manuel Lutheran church yeater
day an impressive service was con
Quoted by Rev. Armstrong. During
the morning hour the rite OF confirma
ton was performed in which i've
young girls became members of the
church. They were Misses Pauline
Becker. Hattie Runel, Emma johnson
Eve Guneher and Augusta Leeth-
Rev Armstrong will hold service
every night this week. Tonight tn,
subject of his sermon will be AN His
toric and Scriptural Prayer Service
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-25
LONDON cLEw PROVES FALSE.

London, March PAS a result OF
careful investigation into the disap-
pearance of Horace Marvin, Jr., the
Delaware boy who was supposed u
have been kidnapped the police are
now satisfied that the Portsmouth
clew was an entire misconception,
The boy cen there has been traced
and proves to be the son OF English
parents whose names the police de
cline TO disclose. The authorities con
slider that no further inquiries are
necessary.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-25

made to the clamoring butcher and
baker. When the superintendent re-
turned or gave up his place and an
other was appointed all bills listed
would be made ready for payment.
Win Abandon Englewood.
I'VE will not return to Mglewood,
was Mr.. Sinclairs final dictum IN lay
ing away the ghost OF the Helicon col
ouy that wa I'VE would md 100
many psychological obstacles to over
come before we could be happy. The
colonists are keeping in touch how
ever, and we will get settled down
somewhere else before long"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-25

According TO Philadelphia paper
tie securing Of cat skins Is something
OF an industry In that city. The skins
are sent to France. where they are
dyed and returned to this country as
popular fur. Good cat sim looks very
much like squirrel and Is used In
similar way, being especially popular
flr hats and hat trimmings.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-25
RUSSIAN PEASANTS AROUSED

Kishinev. Russia, March 2t-The
agrarian disorders in Roumanis have
melted a sympathetic movement on
the Bessarabian side of the Pruth
The peafsaatry are in ferment
everywhere and the villages OF Mind.
ger have taken possession OF pri-
vate estate. A detachment OF Cos.
sacks has been sent to Mludger from
here
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-25
TEACHERS MEET
IN BENTON, ILL,
SOUTHERN ILLINOIS ASSociA'
TlON WILL HOLD ANNUAL
CONVENTION NEXT MONTH
cAiRorTEs ON THE PRO
GRAM.

Following is the official program
for the twenty-sixth annual meeting
OF the Southern Illinois Teachers
association at McFall Auditorium,
Benton, Ill, April 4th 9Th and 6th'
1907:
What should be the qualifications OF
County Superintendent II Supt'
John Snyder. (Alexander); Sup.
w. A. Spence. (Massac).
Should the office of County Superin.
tendent be strengthened? How
Supt. G. e. Mitchell Dillingham; !
supt. J. l.. Greenle, fGallatin).
The Certification of Teachers BY
Whom Supt Chas. Hertel. tSt.
Clair): Supt. VIM. NJ. Griscom,
tJohnson).
The Present School Attendance Law
-Supt. Robert b. Templeton
perry: Supt II. Il. Green
tCrawford).
Some Needed II gislation.- Supt. VII
liam johnson, Clinton; Supt. J.
F. Arnold Casper.
Thursday Evening, April 4.
Mus c-Mr. Ralph Swain. Benton
lnvocatIon--L. d. Hill, pastor Chris
tian church. Benton.
Greetings--His Honor, Mayor Jones
Benton.
Presidents hddress-C. +. Easter
day, vandalia.
Music--Miss Bessie Halstead, Ben
ton.
Address--Presiden A. r. Taylor
James Milliken University, Decatur.
Appointment of Committees-Or
resolutions; on auditing; on nomina
tons.
Music-Mrs. l.. W. Brand, Benton.
Friday Morning, April 5.
| Music.
Invocation-J. ID. Shaddrick, pastor
NJ. r. church, Benton.
Music.
In Memoriam-Robert Newton SLOT
lar-G. ID. Wham, Carbondale.
/
| Music.
Topic on the Child and the State.
Address-Arthur o. Lovejoy. Wash
lngton University. st. Louis. Mo.
Teaching Cltizenship-(a) In the
High schcol--John L. Miller. East ST
Louis; (b) In the grades-John Sny
ider. Cairo.
Discussion--ta) J. w. Asbury. Mar
ion: (b) J. c. Burns. vandalia.
The music for Friday is furnishe,
lby jefferson county teachers
Friday Evening. April 5.
NJ. ic-B nton Orchestra.
4 Announcements.
Monologue-"The Lion and thu
Mousc"-Edwsrd r. Elliott, Cape Cod
Massachusetts.
/ Music-Bcnton Orchestra.
n Saturday Morning, April 6. a.
Music. ftt-
Invocation. .
Report Of Committees.
Music
Topic-The Evolution OF the Peda
COG tsD BY Way OF the Norma
| Grand Trunk Llnel-Chsries HcrteI
Belleville: (bl BY Way Of the Collegi
pullman Accommodations - Davis
G. Ray Shurtlen college. Upper Al
ten: fe) BY Way OF the World 9TH
Tie walker)-E. +. Van CIevc. Mt
Vernon.
DiscussIon-Preside u. r. Perkiu
son 3 J. y. U.-Supt. T. G. Clenden
en-. Cairo.
Music.
Address-The Profe sioBal redsro
Hon. Francis g. Bla'r. Springfield
STATE Superintendent 81 Public IN
sfruciioB.
The music for ssturday Is f1rnishe
by Ewing coiicg
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-25

Two Oceans pass. in Yellowstone
park. is 80 named because whenever
there is a shower In the vicinity and
a certain small creek overhows, It's
waters spread out over the edge o. the
continental divide and pass into tribu-
tarIes OF rivers which now to the At
lantic and to the Pacific.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-25
R,llrsad .ssr &c uader.

4. A railroad TO the eastern part OF
Ecuador ID being. surveyed by. !, corr
mission OF American ensinSerst en-
plsyed By the governnaA-t The rail
road Is to commence at sAmhato,' run
ming thence to the Curaray river,
trayersing district containing very
rich and productive soil.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-25
m'ooNoUcH DEAD.

Springfield. H. March 2t.-Reprc
sentative Daniel " McDonough. OF
Cook county. one Of the veteran Dem
ocratic Numbers OF the house. died al
his home 81 Center avenue Chicago
last night Speaker SburleT vas no
llfed iodar
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-25
ilnaAr Al Moods.

We are so apt, when everything
seems desoIate. to think that there
IL nothing In the world but our own
mood. Ii comes like sunrise, some
times, to remember that under al
moods Is the will OF God George u.
Morrison.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-25

\ On the occasion Of the last shirthday
anniversary OF the king Of ltafy = ict-
ter carrier was remembered Win an
increase Of pay. The man, whose
name IL Donsenico Stella, has peen n
the service al Rqglisno for the last ~ y,
years. 10 30 years Old. sbliud, and still
attends to ikissduties, with the assist.
ance OF a grandchild. @sssssi 4
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-25
No Hat Tor EnsIlsh CLERGY.

The English Episcopal CLERGY are
discarding the old soft felt hat thy
have worn 40 Ions, and are adoptf :
a stiff one made OF smooth black e !,
shaped like the straw+op hats. that 10
called In England a "boater. ine
new hat is said to be smart and yet
sober"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-25

A London professor has been count
ing the germs that we're picked UP BY
a woman who dragged her skirt
through the street. He found 16,boo,
900 Of them. we are authorized, how
ever. 10 say that he did not take the
trouble to name them all.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-25
r,.w.ry. senseness Retained.

"The mantle Of darkness and tho
dome OF the sky are snrvivrls from
tne DAYS when the ssky was believed
to be solid dome resting upon ne
edge OF the earth, over which olsnkets
OF different colors hung a. dawn ano
dusk.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-25

The salmon is. for short distances,
the swiftest swimmer of any fish. II
can travel at a rate of 25 miles an
hour.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-25
n,n to cnana. His Plans.

"Yes, | intended to buy that hotel
on the hin, but after had staid a
week there and paid my bill, did not
have enough money left" I'll Motto
per Ridere.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-25

Novel and useful are the glass pa
perweights with a clock inset in the
top. They are ociagonal. so can be
made to stand. but the clock is more
plainly seen when face UP.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-25
Washinaton Forecast.

Washington. March 24.--ll4LlNoiS
- Fair Monday, warmer in the north
with rain at night or Tuesday WIN
fresh to brisk southeast to south
winds.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-25
Have Novels In Order.

~Abstemious" and "facetious" are
the only words in English having the
Nowels in their order.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-25
rhu.Iel.nx nalesaIs.

When, some years ago. the mother
lnlaw OF the niksdo Of Japan was
taken III no fewer than 4.s physicians
were called In
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-25
SEEK MARVIN BOY
ACROSS THE SEA
LAD ANSWERING DESCRIPTION
or ONE KIDNAPPED FROM DEL.
EWARE HOME is SEEN w
LONDON.

Portsmouth, England, March "a
Inquiries made here today confirm the
statement telegraphed from Washing
ton last night that the American con-
sular agent here, John Main and the
local police were in receipt OF informa'
ton which may lead to the recovery
of the kidnapped 4-year-old son OF DR..
Horace N. Marvin OF kits Hammocks
Delaware.
A boy answering young Marvin's
ds scription in every detail was seen
here March Is, but has since disap-
oeared. The police, however are
hopeful of finding him. This boy was
seen at the Harbor station in company
with two men by Mr.. Phillips, a chem
list.
Recognizes Description.
The latter was waiting for boat to
| take him across the harbor to his
home at Ryde when his attention
was attracted to the little fellow by
the fact that he continually asked his
companions: when are you going
TO take, me to my father?" The per
sistence with which he reiterated the
query struck Mr.. Phillips as singular
| Mr.. Phillips on the following day
saw newspaper announcement of the
kidnapping of Horace N. Marvin, Jr.
recognized in the description OF The
missing boy the child he had seen ant
reported the matter to the police The
Halter informed Mr.. Main, who placed
himself in communication with Consu
ISwalm at Southampton. The investi
CATION made by Mr.. Swain resulted II
obtaining information to the effect
| that boy was landed at Southampton
March 10 from the Atlantic transporl
line steamer Minneapolis. which lef'
New York March 10. The boy did moi
90 TO London with the other passen
gers. but proceeded to the dock sta
ton. whence it is thought he was
brought by train to Portsmouth.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-25
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
THE WEATHER
Yesterdays Cairo Temperatures.
General Conditions.

General Conditions.
The day was fair and quiet Inc
clouds OF the night before passed away
and remained away all last night
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-10-06

Roberts acts her passionlessly, but
with exceeding intellectually, so that
the cruelty of the courtesan is not re-
pulsive carnally, as it might be with a
voluptuous actress. Florence is the
widow and much the Junior of Lewis
Morrison, who for many years wan
dered to and fro in the land, and up
and down 1t, as the Devil in Faust"
Being short and plump. she thought
herself restrained TO comedy, and was
on the stage a long while before letting
her husband try her in an emotional
role. She soon became a celebrity on
the Pacific coast, but is known here
only through few weeks acting in a
play that failed. Mind loosens himself
from Body's hold. and makes study of
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-10-06

on the East Side, neither the actor nor
the musician bears foreign marks, and
as to the pugilist. he proves his hab-
itat by saying it is skiddoo and twen-
ty-three for him when he is knocked
out. l should say that, If new mo-
rality play is to be modern, it must be
remotely distant in place. else its sym
bolism and its allegory won't make the
desired impression. The second and
third acts would make a modern i'm
morality melodrama just as they stand,
and the first would, with extension, do
for the librettO of a musical farce. So.
If the public won't have THE Struggle
Everlasting as an object lesson. the
author may throw the prologue away
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THE SALT LAKE HERALD: SUNDAY, OCTOBER g. 1907

bulls eye of his target, has lodged an
arrow not any further from the center
than from the periphery. A play SO
boldly religious would require a way
up prelate for its author to give Ii au-
thority and save ii from asperity: and
Mr.. Royle is lucky to escape ridicuie;
but there is disposition to berate him
for presuming to write a modern mo-
rality play at all. r
x
Probably Mr.. Royle made his under
taking impossible when he located his
drama in New York He doesn't say
that Body is strumpet of the Ten
derloin, but evidently she is. for Mind
talks like a wise guy of Gotham. while
Soul seems to be settlement worker
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and have the material left for two ordi-
nary entertainments.
x X X
A collegian's Greek letter society
room is the first acts place where grad
yates celebrate their farewell with
wine, woman and song. the wine being
beer drawn foaming from a keg, the
woman being show girls brought from
a theatre, and the song being a glee-
full collection of old college airs TO
which the boys and girls romp and
frolic. In this Publication. Mind is the
master of the revelry, and he has
planned a surprise for his classmates
in the carefully chosen form of a gor-
geously undraped show girl. But the
Continued on Page II.
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her badness to write a psychological
book. II is he who incites her to sui
eide by telling her that she seeks to
bewitch and betray the evangelist, as
she has the dupes of her vile. The pro-
logue's babe, Soul, grows up to be the
evangelist.
X
These conflicts of Body, Mind and
Soul are incidental to what this moral
ity plays title calls a struggle ever
lasting" The work has one mark of
genius which no one denies; ii is err
ratio in an amazing degree; but some
of the critical judgment rates its oddi-
ties not as brave merits, but as foolish
faults. / am one of those who think
that Mr.. Royle, while he has missed the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-10-06
A Line on Royle's New Play
FRANKLIN FYLEs.
BY FRANKLIN FYLES.

nature and consequence of sin, with a
deterrent purpose, by means of symbol
and allegOry. The principal three char
acters bear the names of Body, Soul
and Mind, and in a mystical prologue
Mind is a student in a forest retreat,
Body is seductive wood nymph, who
born babe. During the remainder of
the play Body is the cruelty lustful wo-
man whom 1 have described. Florence