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, 1908-05-26
FOREST GUARDS.
Service Announces Appointments for
State Of Wyoming.

Special to The Republican.
Washington, d. c., May 26.-The
forest service has just announced the
following appointments for forest
guards on Wyoming national forests:
Amos N. Davis, Alva A. Simpson,
Mark Kilgore, Charles H. Deviney,
Thomas ]. Imeson and Edward Rooney
on the Yellowstone (Teton) national
forest.
Herman E. Anderson and Hans N.
Kleiber on the Big Horn national for
est.
These appointments are made to
meet the increased demands of the
forest service work due to the opening
of the grazing season, resumption of
active numbering operations on for
ests and permanent Improvement
work after the cessation of practically
all business of this kind during the
winter months.
, 1908-05-26
New Track at Fort steele.

The Carbon Timber company Is max
ing considerable improvement in its
Tie plant at Fort Steele, where the
ties are taken from the river after be-
ing floated down from the Medicine
Bow range, about 1900 feet of new
track having been laid. 1t is the inten-
tion Of the company to move Its box
factory q little further up the river
during the summer and at the same
time enlarge the output Of the factory.
, 1908-05-26
FUNERAL OF BABE
HELD THIS MORNING

HELD THIS koRNlNG.
Annie Louise, the infant daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Leonard, died
at $3.50 yesterday afternoon, at the
home of the parents on Custer street,
of bronchial pneumonia, the funeral
occurring from the house at IL o'clock
this morning. The babe was born
twenty-five days ago. Among the rela-
tives present at the funeral were John
Butler, the father of Mrs. Leonard;
George Butler, her brother; Mr.. and
Mrs. S. 1. Rodda of Hanna and Mrs.
Bertha GARNER of Silver Cliff, Colo,
Mrs. GARNER being the sister Of Mr..
Leonard. The Boston and Wyoming
Lumber company sent a lovely floral
gift to be placed on the wee casket.
, 1908-05-26
More Eastern investors.

The Denver, Laramie and North,
western special car Yellowstone was
attached to train No. 8 this afternoon,
occupied by a party of eastern inves-
tors. The party was joined here by
s. j. Kent, the vice president OF the
company, who took the car on to Elk
mountain and Hanna.
, 1908-05-26
Currency the Paramount Issue.

Washington. D. c., May 26.-Cur-
rency was today the paramount topic
at the capitol. At the house end the
republican %conferees on the currency
bill were early in close conference,
while a similar meeting was in pro,
gress in Senator Aldrich's room. 1t
is understood that the two commit
, 1908-05-26
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, ACTION DISCONTINUED.
Mrs. Thaw viii Not Press Suit
} for Annulment Of Marriage.

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Q ton brought by Mrs. Evelyn {
@ Thaw to annul her marriage {
@ with Harry X. Thaw was discou- {
@ tinued today, at the request of {
@ Mrs. Thaw's counsel. {
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, 1908-05-26
Found Guilty in TWO cases.

In the cases thus far at Omaha for
violations Of the twenty-eight hour
law, verdicts have been given in sew
en- cases against the Burlington and
six against the government n two
against the Union Pacific. In three or
four of the counts the railroads en-
tered a plea of guilty. Sentence will
not be pronounced until after the re-
turn of Judge Munger some time dur
ing the latter part of June.
, 1908-05-26
HEAVY RAINFALL AT
OGDEN AND SALT LAKE.

Mrs. Chris Madsen, who went to o.
den and Salt Lake a few days ago, to
be present at the funeral OF her broth
er, Christian Wolbol, writes that at
Ogden there has been a splendid fall
of rain and good showers and snow
storms at Salt Lake. She did not say
, 1908-05-26
ANOTHER BISHOP.
Twelfth Ballot Results in Choice O.
Charles w. Smith Of Pittsburg.

Baltimore, Nd, May 26.-Rev. DR..
Charles w. Smith of Pittsburg was
elected bishop of the Methodist church
on the twelfth ballot. Total, 744; nee
essary to a choice, 4s6. Smith 511,
Hughes AT, Lewis 465, Mcintyre 4O4,
stuntz $50, Downey 1928, Hingeley, 16S,
Bristol 159, Mason lat, Jennings 1877,
Cooke 80, Dorchester 50, Goodell 61.
, 1908-05-26
Democrats Win.

Globe, Ariz, May 26.-In the first
city election held here yesterday the
democrats won a complete victory.
AL Kinney, for mayor, leads his so
cialist opponent two to one. The
socialists cast more votes for the
head of the ticket than the repub-
licans.
, 1908-05-26
Harry Sullivan CHANCES.

G. A. Cook, who was transferred to
Rawlins on the 18th, as general fore
man at that point, has been succeeded
as day foreman in the shops here by
Harry l.. Sullivan of Salt Lake City,
says the Green River Star. Mr.. Sulli-
van is well and favorably known in
Green River and his many friends are
pleased to see the gentleman again
located with us. :.
, 1908-05-26

row. The rainy spell is hampering the
contractors somewhat, but they hope
to move their camp in a few days, to
the upper end Of the first ten-mile
stretch of the extension.
, 1908-05-26
Repre.ents Three Lodae..

A. L. Konold of Laramie is repre-
senting the local lodges of Evanston,
Laramie and Cheyenne at the bien-
nal national assembly of the Brother
hood Of Locomotive Engineers. now
being held at Columbus, Ohio. says
the Evanston Press. Mrs. A. T. Ham,
merson of Evanston Is also in attend
ance at Columbus. representing the
Grand International auxiliary.
, 1908-05-26
Unknown Steamer Floated.

New York, May 26.-The steamer
which went ashore near the Mantilok-
ing life savings station, on the New
Jersey coast, late yesterday, was
floated without assistance during the
night and proceeded without her iden-
tity becoming known.
, 1908-05-26
Compromise Measure.

For the present they are proceed
ing on the basis of a compromise be-
tween the senate and house bills. but
with the general understanding that,
even If reported, 1t would be so vio-
lently antagonized that probably it
will be impossible to mould it into
law
, 1908-05-26
PRESBYTERIAN AID TO
MEET ON WEDNESDAY.

The Presbyterian Aid society will
meet at the home of Mrs. James Stir
ling, 1852 north Sixth street, Wednes-
day, at 2 p. IN. Important business is
to be transacted and a large attend
ance is urgently requested.
, 1908-05-26
FINANCE COMMITTEE
AL WORk TODAY

James NJ. Christensen and C. H.
Barnett started their canvass of the
city today for the finances needed for
the Fourth of July celebration and
H. A. Smith, the third member Of the
committee, Joined his comrades later
in the day. The committee hopes to
raise about 1000 for the expenses of
the celebration.
, 1908-05-26

will start from that city for the ride
to Denver, passing through here
sgain on their way eastward. The
grain will reach Evanston during the
Inight and a reception has been
planned at that place for the men.
, 1908-05-26
CONTRACT AWARDED FOR
AMBITION TO HOTEL

J.~F. johnson today awarded to C.
r. Inman the contract for the addition
to be built to the Johnson hotel at
First and Grand avenue, excavations
for the cellar and foundation Of Which
have been completed.
, 1908-05-26
A Persisten Rumor

There is a persistent, delightful and
sour-stirring rumor afloat that the SUI
pe%rintendent Of the Wyoming division
Is soon to take unto himself a wife.
But for heavens sake do not say that
The Republican mentioned it.
, 1908-05-26

W. A. Jameson, chairman Of the
board Of adjustment OF the Order OF
hallway Conductors. left for his home
at Denver at moor today, after a busi-
ness visdt to this city and this section.
, 1908-05-26
Collided With Car
Seminole FIoated.

New York, May 26.-The Clyde
steamer Seminole, which went
aground in a fog yesterday, was float
ed today and proceeded to this port
practically unchanged.
, 1908-05-26
Coming with Men and Horses.

A special train consisting Of two
Armes palace horse cars and one
coach, carrying the men and horses
in the Denver Post endurance race
from Denver to Evanston, passed
through the city this afternoon. and
, 1908-05-26
VOTE ON VACATION
EoR SIMMER MONTHS,

At the meeting last night Of Lara
ME lodge, Elks, it was voted to hold
but one meeting a month during June,
July and August, on the first Monday
evening in each month.
, 1908-05-26
CALLED MEETING OF
THE METHODIST AID.

There will be a called meeting OF
the Ladies' Aid society of the Metho-
dist church, at the church, on Wednes-
day evening, at 2:30, and all members
are asked to be present.
, 1908-05-26
Rain Hampsrino Contractor.

I. ]. Cain, the contractor for the
grading d = part of the extension Of
me laramie Plains line from Csnten-
Mai to WAldsa,4s IA the city today. ex-
psctins % sstafu to The casnp tomor.
, 1908-05-26
NO POLICE COURT
FOR MONTH OF MAY,

Police Justice Hynds stated this
morning that SO far there had been no
police court cases, and that the pros
poets for a record breaker for the re-
mainder of the month are excellent.
, 1908-05-26

Going Down at Dallas.
Dallas. Texas, May 26.-After doing
, 1908-05-26
ACTING WHIP NOTIFIES EACH
MEMBER THAT PRESENCE
is NEEDED IN EVENT OF
CURRENCY BILL.

Notice in Mail of Each Republican
Member, With Request That He
Remain Until Vote Has Been
Reached-New 5attleship Michi-
gan Launched at New York.
, 1908-05-26

The Republican is the best advertis.
Ing medium In the city and county for
II reaches all the people all the time.
, 1908-05-26
URGED
TO Be IN THE HOUSE

tees will hold a joint conference be-
fore taking the democratic members
6denna
, 1908-05-26

Pottsville, Pa, May 26.-Seventeen
children were injured, several of them
fatally, last night, when a score of
boys and girls climbed a board truck
on the Philadelphia and Reading
branch to=the Lincoln colliery and
started it down a heavy grade.
Collided With Car.
While going at a frightful speed
the truck collided with a car and both
were almost completely demolished,
, 1908-05-26
MatchIess Secondary Battery.

Besides the ~twelve-inch guns, the
main battery will include two sub
merged torpedo tubes and a secondary
battery of twenty-five three-inch rapid
fire guns and several smaller auto
matte and machine guns.
, 1908-05-26

The new vessel is known as the
"all-big-gun" battleship, as she will
carry eight %twelve-inch breach-loading
rifles.
, 1908-05-26
Potato Fields Ruined.

Three fourths Of the great potato
fields between Muskogee and Fort Glib
son are submerged. In West Guthrie,
where more than 500 houses were sub
merged. the water drained of rapidly
today. The bottoms, however, are like
ly to be under water for mauy days.
, 1908-05-26
LEWIS AND HUGHES CHOSEN ON
FIFTEENTH BALLOT AT METH
oDIsT CONFERENCE AT
BALTIMORE.
Pastor of Methodist Church Again De-
lighted. Another Of New Bishops
Being Warm Personal Friend
Thirteenth and Fourteenth Ballots
Without Result-Home Missions
and Presbyterian Assembly.

@ Baltimore, Md, May 26.-Doc- @
Q tors Lewis and Hughes were 9
Q elected bishops of the Methodist Q
Q Episcopal church on the fifteenth @
Q ballot. q
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, 1908-05-26
MICHIGAN Takes to Water.

Camden. N. j., May 26.-The first
class battleship Michigan was launch
ed today from the yard of the New
York Ship Building company, on the
Delaware river. She ONE closer to
the Dreadnaught class of warships in
the British navy than any other big
fighting vessel in the American navy.
, 1908-05-26
HURT IN A
RUNAWAY
SCORE OF CHILDREN BOARD THE
TRUCK ON A COLLIERY ROAD
AND COLLIDE WITH
CAR ON TRACK.

Some of the Little Ones Fatally In
jured When Two Cars Come To-
gether and Others Seriously
Clyde Steamer FIoated Without
~
Damage-Unknown Steamer Gets
Off New Jersey Coast Unidentified
, 1908-05-26
FLOODS IN TRINITY RIVER
BRING LOSS OF LIFE AND
TREMENDOUS LOSS
OF PROPERTY.

West Fork of Stream Pouring Ito
Floods Down Upon City, Crest of
Flood Being Looked for Late To-
day-DalIas Still Suffering from
Effects of Rise and Light and Wa
ter Shut Off.
, 1908-05-26
NEW COAT OF PAINT
FOR MAIL BOXES.

The mail boxes in the city have been
given a fresh GOA of green paint, IN
der the direction of Postmaster Beltz.
, 1908-05-26
Zen MimIons Damage.

The damage to crops and railroads
is roughly estimated at $40, 600, 900, the
costliest disaster ever sustained by
either Oklahoma or Indian Territory
or by the new state.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-26
STAGE AFFAIRS.
THEATRICAL DIRECTORY.

ACADEMY OF MUSIC, 14th ST. and Irving Place.
s.l-The Girl OF the Golden West
ALgAMBRA 126th and 7th ave.-2-s-FaudeFiie-
As1oR. Broadway and 45th st-2-15-s-15-Irene
BEIAsCo 42d st. between 7th and s:h aves-2-s.15-
The Warrens Of Virginia ~
EIJoU. Broadway. between 3oth ana Slst sts-2os'So
BROADWAY. Broadway. between 4oth and 41st sts.-
2:l5-s:I5-A Waltz Dream
CASINO BroedNay and s9th b saSnl
CRITERION. Broadway and 44th st-2:l5-s;l5-Miss
7pAIY-s Broadway. between 2eth and aoth sts--22o-
s.I5-Society and The Bulldog
DEWEY, lsth near Sc aye-2-s-Vaudeville-
rDEN NCsEE 23d st. near 5th aTe-Ihe Norid IN WAX
fAPIEE Broadway and 4Gth st-2l5-S-20-The Testers.
FIFTH AVENUE. Broadway and 2sth st-Vaudeville.
FIFTY-EIGHTH STREET. rear Sd ave-Naucevile
sGARRICK 35th 9Th ave--Under the Greenwood
GOTHAM East 125th st.-2-s-vsudeville-
GRAND OPERA HOUSE. 23d St and sth aVe--The
EAcKETT. "a st, between 7tt and sth aves-2:l6-
s:l5-The witching Hour
EAMMERsTEIN's. 18th ave and 42d st:-2;ls-s;lS-
His House in Order
HERALD SQUARE. Broadway and s5th st.-2;lS-s;1S-
The Girl Behind the Counter
6f Poft AfihGf The Race. The -Four
HUDSON. West 4sth st. BrOadway-2:15-s:lS-
IRVING PLACE. Irving Place and 18th Sherman
-Ks1cKERBoCKER. Broadway ssth st.-2:lS-s:15-
LIBERTY 4ad st. 7th ave-2:l5-s15-Polly OF the
LINCOLN SQUARE Broadway. near sSth st.-215-s:15
-Spo0ner Stock Company
I-YCEUM. West ST. BroadNay-2:1o-s2o-
The Thief
LYRIC. z2d near 9Th ave.-el5-s:l5-E H Soth-
ern, Lord Dundreary-
MAJESTIC, TN ave. and 5sth st-2Is-s.15-The Top o
th' World
NEW AMSTERDAM. 42d ST. near 18th sve-2:15-s: Is
Merry WIDOW
= NEW CIRCLE. Broadway and 18th st--Lonesome
Town
NEW YORK Broadway and 45th st.-2-s:3o-The Soul
kiss.
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIE7~H STREET. near
Lexington ane-YaudeNile-
SAVOY. S4th Broadway-2:15-s:15-Twe
Days the Shade
sTI-YyEsANT West 44th st. near Broadway-2:l5-s-
David Narfeld in 4 Grand Army Man
TONY PASTORS l4th and 35 aye--Haudeville.
TWENTY-THIRD STREET, 9th ave
vaudeville
UNION SQCA ARE. l4th st. near Broaoway-Naudevile
RALI.ACK,S Broadway and 30th st.-2:l5-S:l5-A
knight Day.
wEBER,s-2:I5-s: s:l5-BurlesQue Of The Merry Widow.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-26
HERALD SQUARE THEATRE.

At the Herald Square Theatre, Mr. Lew Fields
is conducting his Girl Behind the Counter" az
kind OF Kaleidoscope Observation-Disclosures
new dances. new songs. business and new
words at frequent intervals. In that way he
ceads not only in attracting visitors but IN
alluring many persons who have the perform
ance once to see it again and again Reference TO
this subject IS beginning to resemble the conversd-
ton OF Captain Silver's parrot-for it is almost inn
possible 10 say more than that the seeker for
pleasure finds 1t the Herald Square, and will
continue TO md it there for a long time.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-26
VARIETY THEATRES.
ALHAMBRA THEATRE.

Vesta Victoria. who closed engagement OF two
weeks last night at the Colonial. is announced as
the chief attraction this week at the A!hambra
Theatre. That performer has Il pleasing voice and
a number of songs that always find favor with
mixed audiences. Horace GoIdln, the magician
Will remain in the bill He Is assisted in his per-
formance by Jeanne FranSiolL The Sloeds PAN
tonlime Company the Six American Dancers
Batty's bears the Kinsons. Collins and Rrovn
and the Six SamoIs have been engaged to mid In
providing amusement. There will be two concerts
to-day.
COLONIAL THEATRE.
Miss Hetty King. another OF the many and some
times clever performers brought TO this country
from the music halls of Great Britain will reoice
the hearts of the audiences this week at Mr. Will
iams's Colonial Theatre. Miss King is an in,nerso
nator OF male characters. Her performance Is
varied and amusing. Grace Van Studdiford we'll
and favorably remembered as Iuminary I'm comic
opera. is announced extra feature She will
sing selections from her repertory. r. c. Knowles
has number of choice stories TO relate and SOM,
merry verses TO recite. Albert Whean an Aus
tralian performer. who began an engagement here
last week. will remain in the bill He gives an
interesting performance. Wllfred Clarke one Of
the best if not the very best low comedian
on our stage, will present a comcaI sket,h
entitled What VIII Happen Next%' The spissel
Brothers and Mack. Kennedy and Rooney III.
Misses Delmore. Duveen and Duveen will also
perform There will be two concerts here TODAY
New-York tribune., 1908-01-26

Tomorrow. at the Hackett Theatre. Mr.. Thomas 8
fine play. The Witching Hour" will enter the
eleventh week Of its prosperous career in this city
II has attracted large audiences. and all dIscrmi-
native auditors of il have been delighted, aAke
with the splendid play and the splendid manner in
which it is acted Some changes have been made
in the cast Interest in the piece has been active
outside of New York. and second company has
been organized. to present it other cities. That
company is acting Il in Chicago 1t seems
probable that Mr. Mason and his associates Will
continue to present it at the Hackett, fer the rest
New-York tribune., 1908-01-26
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

Mir. Belasco's Rose Of the Rancho was acted
for the last time The Academy Of Music last
night and il will be taken oIher cities, where.
doubtless, Mr.. Richnan, Miss Starr, and their as
sociates will continue TO impart pleasure by their
earnest and effective acting. Tomorrow night Miss
Blanche Bates will make her re-entTance at the
Academy. again presenting Mr.. Belascos stirring
drama The Girl Of the Golden West" This viii
BE the second appearance of Miss Bates in this
capital this season. and likewise (as il is under
stood her last appearance, here, under the man
agement of Ar. Belasco. Miss Bates has been as
socia1ed with that manager since the season Of
1899 when she acted in Naughty Anthony: that
play first acted in New York. at the Herald
Square Theatre, on January S, 19el. Miss Bates. II
is said, has become dissatisfied with the parts to
which, for long time, her talents have been re-
sricted, and she is desirous TO attempt higher and
better things. She is excellent actress possessed
OF uncommon power. and her advancement will be
observed with lively interest 1t is not truthful TO
assure the public that Miss Bates is 10 appear
with practically the same cast that was asso-
eiated with her during her remarkable engagement
a the Belasco-'' The most important member Of
that cast Mr. frank keenan,: he is not in the
cast Neither are MIR. Benrerno and Mr.. Robert
I'd
New-York tribune., 1908-01-26
LINCOLN SQUARE THEATRE.

Mr. Fitchs play. incorporative of incidents on
the frontier OF the great Southwest called The
Cowboy and the Lady" will be performed at the
Lincoln Square Theatre tomorrow night. That
play was first acted by Mr.. n. c. Goodwin, Miss
Maxine Elliott. and their company, several years
ago. and II in of its characters, MIdee
that Miss Gertrude Elliott (now Mrs j. Forbes
Robertson) first attracted attention. The piece
contains situations of the Sensation" order
and II will be well set upon che stage and care
fully acted by Miss Edna May Spooner and her
associates the revival of it. the Lincoln Square
will. doubtless. be successful. The part Mrs Wes-
ton, originally acted by Miss Elliott will be as
sumed by Miss Spooner, while Mr.. Augustus Phil
lips will act North Mr. Edwin Curtis will appear
the Indian halfbreed. and Miss Jessie NcAlister
will play Midge.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-26
WEBER'S THEATRE.

Mr.. Weber's burlesque OF The Merry Widow
has proved attractive and his theatre is. accord
ingly, prosperous Furthermore. he has made IL
the cynosure of neighboring eyes by placing
over its entrance two wooden figures. each four
feet tall that revolve IN blaze of light. and thus
indicate Miss Lulu Chaser and Mr. Peter F. Daley
as Fona and the Count de JoIdog. performing
The Merry Widow Waltz. other figures are to
be displayed from time 10 time. The device is
electrical Also. ii indicates the great advance
that has been made. in our time in public taste
and intellSence-for this fabrication has been well
coined with rapture.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-26
THE HIPPODRCME

There Is nothing new 10 record OF the spIen-
did entertainment presented at this spacious
place OF amusement. Ii has been noted in
this place. heretofore. that the present attraction
is in point of magnifcence and of varied interest
one of the best that have been presented since the
Hippodrome opened 10 the public The strik-
Ing features OF the spectacle are The Rattle q,
Port Arthur The Auto Race the beautiful
ballet OF The Four Seasons" Incidental features
i'll the circus Coleman's trained dogs Hagen
backs elephants. and Mime. Wun and her dancing
stallion. There are two performances every day
New-York tribune., 1908-01-26
LYRIC THEATRE.

Last night at the Lyric Theatre when Mr. Ibsen
wearisome Rosmcr and Rebecca West went over
board into the mrace they did SO for the las;
time least 1t is hoped by admirers OF Mrs. Flsks
that attempt Will be made TO fish them UP. Mrs.
F!Skes next appearance here viii. it IS understood.
be made at the Beiasco Theatre. and il is hoped
that she will appear in a play worthy Of her fine
abilities. Tomorrow night Mr.. Sothern will begin
engagement at the Lyric Theatre, appearing as
Lord IIlndreary.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-26

OF the multitude. and. probably. It will remain
visible there for time. There is nothing ne"
In its story or clever in its construction 1t mas
been cut from the old web of marital deception
and comic tange sequent thereon that mas pro-
vided innumerabIe farces for such actors as
Mathews and WaIIack in the old time and John
Drew Frank Worthing. and Charles Hawtree, In
the new; but it causes laughter sometimes at
New-York tribune., 1908-01-26
STUYvESANT THEATRE.

Mr. Warneld's reign continues at the Stuyvesant
Theatre where his performance of Wes Biselow,
in a Grand Army Man" has marked triumph
in domestic drama Some of the best OF earlier
generation of actors.-a generation that included
Placlde. Burton. Owens. Fisher. Seton Couldock.
Davidge Gilbert. Nickinson and Mark smith,
might have been proud of giving impersonation
SO instinct with fidelity actual life. and yet so
tur- .Iact
New-York tribune., 1908-01-26
LYCEUM THEATRE.

The exceptional prosperity OF Mr. Bernstein's play
The Thief continues. unabated. at the Lyceun
Theatre. Tomorrow night that play will enter on
the twenty-first week OF its continuous career at
that house The fine cast is unchanged-Mr. Bel
lew and Miss Ellington playing the chief parts
Repetition so long continued must tend TO make
the subject stale the who display it. but
thus far. they admirably succeed in making 1t seem
fresh to their audience.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-26
MAJESTIC THEATRE

This is the last week. at the Majestic Theatre of
The Top O. tn World. "a nerrymaking that is
20 be removed to the Casino Theatre on February g.
On that date the "colored comedians Messrs
Williams and Walker will begin an engagement at
the Majestic. appearing in piece. composed
OF frolic and music. called ''Bandanna Land tho
joint composition Of Messrs. Shipp and Rogers and
Mr. VIII Marion Cook The new piece Is intended
to present picture OF the life of the Southern
darky.'' II viii contain real negro melodies real
negro dancing and real negro dialect" The enter
tainments provided by Messrs. Williams and
Walker have been received in various places with
much favor II Mr., Williams has another song half
amusing his ludicrous Nobody the new
,...rtrrr 1r,iIlr tr,tth
New-York tribune., 1908-01-26
WALLACk'S THEATRE.

The presentment OF ~ knight for Day seems
to have proved a lucky hit for WaIIack's Theatre
and for everybody concerned That farce abounds
with mirth and il has been popular from its first
night at that house. All persons who see il are
amused. and all who speak OF il seem 10 remember
il with pleasure.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-26

The disingenuous practice fourishes Of trying to
mislead the public. relative to the continuity OF
current plays. The sprightly musical play of Miss
Hook of Holland, which is unquestionably sue