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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-18
MADAME GOULD AND
HER PRINCE DEPART
San From New York on Same Day
by Separate steamers-Win
Meet in Italy.

NEW YORK -speclaI-Msdane
Anna Gould. the former Countess De
Castsiians. with her children and her
servants. sailed FOR The Mediterranean
on the steamer Kaiser Frederick Der
Crosse April 1ith when the Kali
ser dropped down the Hudson and
passed the steamship ST. Paul. which
was slipping iis moorlngs Cor = vcy-
age 20 Europe. Madame Gould was
on deck. waving toward a tail en4hu-
siaat who held one hand over hts
heart and who was On the deck 90
the other ship. This person vas the
Prince" De sagan. the French spend
thrift. Who followed Madame Gould
90 this country. importuninE her 90
! marry him. Now. a IL said. they are
safely married. a Jersey tustlce 90 the
peace having performed tho ceremony
Madams Gould. through her friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Tylsr Norsc. the faltn-
tul matchmaker. issued a statement
that ahO was neither e-@aEed Dor
married Their friends bcisve other
wise. and regard this statement as a
clever sidcatepping of the facts. The
ceremony terminated the enlargement
and inasmuch as there lE 20 De we'd
ding in Italy. the Prince and Madame
Gould DO not regard themselves as
welded. For this reason they sailed
on different steamers
De SaEan. az soon a ne lands GA
Europe. will hasten ~ rail 60 Italy
There hs will meet Madame Gould
The Prince has a most important
mission In italy before his campaign
for the hand and millions or the
American hsiress is crowned with sic-
tory. He must obtain tho dispersal lon
. or tho church necessary 20 his marry
Ing divorced woman. there being nu
recognition OF divorce ia the Roman
, Catholic Church without sanction hv
the Pope. That Dc Sagan is confident
! OF obtaining the papal sanction 60 PTS
religious marriage With Madame
\ Gould Is asserted by their friends in
: New York. The Prince tsiksd ~ this
: matter while here
. The second ceremony viii be per
Z formed IN italy and the Prince and
: his bride Will remain in that c0untrt
: for the honeymoon. one report q
T. that they viii not return 20 Franc,
4 FOR a number OF months. bus VIII
. live IN retirement in a villa outside q
Naples.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-18

abused. n was never Intended that
there should se suck frequent re-
ssrt 70 tnis rsthsd 81 enacfing laws
The purpsss OF the direct lexisintisn
amendment wss 20 give the people
TIRE psvsr 90 isrirlst~ for themselves
In TIE few and Important instances IN
which the Legislators refused 20 en-
act the laws needed ard desired. Such
vas the idea upon which was based
the provision that bills could be pro
poted by petisioa OF a certain per
cent % the voters % the state. and
II was assumed that these petitions
would not BE- filed unless the subject
matter was OF 20 great Importance
and interest that The people would
spontaneously demand the subnaissior
or the measure and voluntarily pre-
pare and sirn the petitions Hut ia
practice a different plan % operation
mas developed. AZ every orc knows.
me measures are prepared by few
person s--pcrha ps IS a single indivii-
ual-and the petitions are circulated
BY men who ere paid for the work "a
80 much pep signature Tho people
81 the state sign the petitions because
IL is easier Co CO so than refuse. and
I'm large majority 90 Instances they
sign without first reading the measure
attached o. tho petition.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-18
TWO BOYS sUFFoCATED
IN THEIR PLAY CAVE

CHICAGO. ILL -- Special --- Two
boys. who were playing wild west"
IN a vacant lot near sheridan Road
and Addison Avenue. met their death
BY sunocation Friday afternoon
when the hols which they dug In the
sand and Ia which they were hiding
from imaginary Indians. cEved In. The
boys were buried beneath a weight OF
wet. soggy sand and were breathing
their last when taken out AL ef-
forts 20 resuscitats them were un-
avaiiing A playmate OF the dead
boys left the cave just before the
roof gave way.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-18
FATHER SHOOTS DOWN
YOUNG NEGRO BRUTE
]. M. Bishop, Well Known Farm
er, Kills Bearl Moss, Who At
tempted Assault on His
Daughter.

SMITHS CROSS ROADS. vA--Spe-
cial.-Bearl Moss. a young negro. was
shot and killed late Thursday after
noon by J. NJ. Bishop. n wsll-known
farmer. whose life Moss threatened
when ordered on the farm. after he
had attempted 70 criminally assault
Miss LOUISE Bishep. aged fourteen. A
corOner's jury exoEeratcd the father.
ing a celebration OF negroes IN this
county. Returning home. when near
the residence or Mr.. Bishop about Pix
miles west OF here. he mex Miss Lou
ise Bishop snd accosted her. His
Bishop ran 90 the house. a short dis
tsnce away. with the negro IN pursuit
on a mule. Before ne could dismount
she entered the house and boitea the
door. The negro broke down the door
and rushed into the house. but the
girl fed out OF another door, accom-
panied BY her little sister. about eve
years old. who was her sole compan-
ion.
The negro followed. but the girls
screams attracted the attention OF her
father IN a nearby neld. and he rush.
Cd 20 her rescue. Confronted by the
angry father. the negro ceased his
pursuit OF the girl. but refused 20
leave the premises. threatening 20 Kill
Bishop. The farmer rushed into the
house 70 get his gun and was follow
ed by the negro. whom he shot and
killed The negro. II was aftorward
discovered, was unarmed.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-18
FEARFUL SLAUGHTER
OF HELPLESS M00RS
French Troops Rained Shot and
Shell on Women and Children
While at Religious Worship.
Tribesmen Dropped Like
Flies in a Frost.

-spsciai-Dstails OF the
recent engagement OF the French
troops with tribe.men IN Morocco. de-
Hcrieing the killing Of hundreds q
Moors. as well as many women and
children. are being received here with
feelings Of mingled horror and indtg-
nation that civilized warfare d. should
degenerate into plain massacre.
Advices from Tsngier state that
when the French troops went into &C
tion the natives were engaged ia a
Mahrof. n seui-rrligious proceeding.
at the matched hut OF Sidi Eigioumi.
n hsly man When the shells from
tho French guns began 10 scream
abovs the heads OF the natives they
did net move. being frm IN their oe-
lief that Sidi III Gloumts intercessio on
with heaven would prevent their he
ing harmed
When the French found the range
the natives dropped Ike flies in a
sudden frost Then the natives n
In Wild panic The shellinC continued
with deadly effect. killing men. woo
mon. boys and girls. and babes IN
errns. So stunned were the peasants
at this terrible vengeance OF the white
men that they did not return FOR their
dead and wounded until next day.
The Al Moghreb Ai-Arsh. paper
published at Tangier. states that these
details are absolutely true although
cfncial reports 20 the contrary are re-
ceived. Notwithstanding The French
@ Government. however, has the report
or General D'Amade. who stated that
the Moors. numbering 1000 foot and
1000 horse. took the offensive and
fought with fanaticism. which natu-
rally caused them 20 suffer great loss
General D'Amade reports that the
native tents and herds fell into the
hands OF the French. but he insists
that there was no pillRginE-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-18

Charles knapp. OF the Interstate
Commerce Comm Ission. and Charles
p NeiN. Commission or Labor. act
Ing IS a board OF mediation between
the Southern railway and its employees
I'm the matter co "a reduction OF wages,
have decided that tho earnings or the
railway IN question have not been re-
luccd 90 an extent which iustifes
the reduction ira wages. and the pro-
posed cut VIII not now 80 into eject
10 IS understood that if by the first
or July a degree or depression pre-
walls which seems 90 Justify such a
reduction. the matter VIII be taken
up and considered again. but the evil
day ls postponed and the fact that
business - revivlnr en- every quarter
makes 10 practically certain that such
a reduction will not take place. The
officials OF the Southern Railway are.
OF course. bound by the findings OF
the beard OF mediators. and have ON
ciaiiy accepted those findings IA the
present case This ~ a strong and
convincing Justification or the claims
which have been put forward FOR
months that hostile legislation" has
worked no hardship on the railroads,
and that even the business depres-
sion which for a time prevailed be-
cause OF disturbing elements in the
business world which swept two con-
tineuts has not seriously Affected the
railroads. II was a singing rebuke,
all the more powerful because ~ comes
from a high and disinterested quarter
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-18

The most serious fault found with
the initiative and referendum IS the
frequency with which resort II being
had TO that method OF securing legis-
lation- And this Is fault OK no small
Importance. At the coming election
the people OF Oregon viii DO called
upon TO express their views upon nine
teen measures. many OF which are so
long ard complicated that the people
generally cannot possibly understand
them. The average workingrnan, or
business man, for that nnattsrs cannot
or win nck take The time 90 study
undsrseant their purpose and eject
While few voters will vote fntelll-
gently UPON all. the great majority
viii vote understkndingiy upon few
OF the bills and mark their ballots
blindsy as TO tho others. The tnitia-
tive and rs<s<snsum u being grossly
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-18

ACmpn1s OOfumcFClAl-AppCa
But suppose the Denver Convsn-
ton declines 70 indorse national pro-
hibition, the Prohibihonist party
counts on gaining from the Democra-
tic party IN the South many thousands
OF votes. and there would be the very
positive danger or the breaking up OF
the Democracy. Thus prohibition
would be the wedge 70 split the south;
and we would have a revivificatiOn OF
the negro problem. The Democratic
party II badly needed in the South
II Is badly needed. indeed. In the ma
don. But history has shown us that
IL has been broken up by certain dan
geroUs issues in the past The sla-
very issue eliminated the Democracy
for many years. The greenback craze
kept it eliminated. The free silver is
sue thrust II from power in 1895.
Now the danger Is from the prohibit
ZIONIST issue. II will have TO be met,
and the Democrats Will either have 20
fail back on the old principles or the
party or risk the danger or a divided
South.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-18

The marriage OF Miss Virginia Green.
daughter 20 Major O. ]. Cream, formerly
OF Frederic anarE. Va 90 Mp. Freder-
lex ingram Glenn. ia the home % the
brides father. Dallas. Tex, vas osle-
bratod TUESDAY last. Mrs Green spent
lsst summer with relatives in virginia.
and Is mucn admired ln her old home.
After a bridal tour OF several weeks
IA Dallas
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-18

Secretary Straus made an able
speech. OF course He Is a man OF
great force and cicarncsS. but ne did
not make it exactly evident why the
Government should help out Grip
pied industry ON tho sea- any more
than crippled industry on land. The
railroad men say their enterprise
needs prcpping up. that thcir earn
equipment has run down. Sow why
does not the Government give the
railroads n subsidy OF $50 much per
ton per miio1 surely The country
needs the railroads They are vaiua-
Die as commercial and military fac
tors. They have always been strong
arms OF the Government in times o.
war. IN the policy OF taking money
out of the treasury 20 assist private
enterprises is 90 b. developed. why
not issue suhvcntious for the railroads
a. we'll as for the sailing ships and
stea mahlpsT
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-18

Announcement - made OF the mar
Rage OF Miss Belle Howard. daughter
OF Mrs. Clement "A. Howard, OF wash
iHgtOn TO Assistant Surgeon Reynolds
Heyden. United states Navy. The we'd
ding took place in Warrington. Miss
Cora LutE. or Lsesburg. attended her
cousin as maid or honor. The bride
and Eroom VIII I've IN cuba
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-18

Miss Judith Lumpkin. daughter %
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lumpkin. OF New
Design. Va. aud Dr. James Msara 81
Richmond. were married At the home
OF the bride Tuesday afternoon. the
Rev. Kenneth Mearn orrciattnk. assist
% by the Rev. H. r. r. Martha.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-18

In the Methodist patronage. white
Plains, Va. Wednesday morning. the
Rev. = ". Hickman omclated a. the
wedding of Allsa Nora CNrreil % AR
Thomas Writtonbsrry. both OF Bruins
wick county.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-18

a pretty Wedding % ruaadaY waa
that - Miss Clara bianche Tavsrnsr.
formerly of Hamilton. Va. 20 Mr.
Stuart Ellison HeVans. lsea North Mon
roe Street Baltimora. az the home %
the brides hrofhEr-in-iaw and sister,
Mr. and Mrs Albert N. CAiiow. %
EreaarLck Avrnun. nAtnnavllla.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-18

OhnrtcSto0 news ana OO0ricrs
why shouldn't Helie de Sagan have
the money! In morals. his title 10
Besides. some lightweight viii get 1t
sooner or later. and the sooner 40 Is
divided among the trades people.
the more general benefit VIII be had
from #
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-18

Miss Pattle Hawthorne, teacher a.
the Belle Heth Academy. Radford, Va.
and Mr. Charles Beard. OF East Rad
ford. ware married last week la the
home OF the brides parents In Lunsn-
burg county
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-18

AR. J. Frank Davis and Miss Louise
Swami. OF Trenholm. Powhatan coun-
", were married at the home OK the
bride. Sunday. April the Sth.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-18

Miss Carrie TanQuRry and MI. sam
uel J. SWEENEY. Jr.. OF Brucetown, Va.
were quietly married Monday evening
81 the brides uncle the Rev. @ /.
Potter.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-18
- NrIrnl-. No.

Wv NfNssi- NtatF~-
The great rise In price % meats is
now attributed 10 the scarcity OF cat
tie when such condition confronts
tho people 90 other countries they are
permitted CD draw their euppiirs from
abroad Reduce or abolish the tar
in duties on imported meats and meat
products anl it would be- promptly
proved that cattle are san plentiful
| here
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-18

Miss Bessie h. Beliamy or ~Ksss-
nich.~ Powhatan county. daughter OF
Nj. and Mrs. r. Al Bellamy. and Mr.,
Frank W Harper we're married IN Pc
tsrsbarE April IA
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-18

The Rev. j. X. Walker efciatod az
the marriage OF Mis- Dolly barton
Co Mr.. walter Palmer. both OF Char
Lofts county. at Smithviiis. Wednss-
day afternoon. The marriage took
place in front OF the Confedsrats
Monunn mt
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-18

day. at spotsyivsnia Courthouse. IN
the residence OF Mr.. !. p. n Cris-
mnna
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-18
GAYIE-TAYIOR.

Miss Mamie Taylor. OF spotSyivanis
county, and Mr.. Horace Gayle. or
Caroline. were quietly married sun
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-18

News has been received OF ths mar
risEe or Miss Lucle Snead, % Lynch
burg. 20 Mr. walter c. Cousins. also
OF LynchhurE, which took place In
Atlanta. Ga. Wednesday evening.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-18

L ". DoasFF : 90. ais EzsT NAN
TlnniS< and sssst Hsssl wsssi
sst.as stoxss' Ra2sss sad hgt AZ
heating churches and dwslnnE4l Es-
timAtsA ehssrfully gfvsn.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-18

Largest Weekly Circulation
In the State.

For she ssnvsnlsncs or our patrons
who desire - piaes their wants be-
fore large number or reaoels
throughout the state. We hANo 81
rangsmcnts with other leading week
y r4pers ~ which your want ads.
ca be printed In so OF tire best week
~ Papers IN virgins. at a cost OF only
one cent per line per paper. Leave
your order and copy at this Office.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-18
sPrCIAL NoTTcEs.

DON'T co BROKE, SELL HEALTH
800 q month IA your own locality.
Everybody waqts IL Positions per-
mansnt -MANA0ER1" a1s North
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-18


BUY YOUR sEMDs FROM DIGGs &
BEADLES. The Seed Merchants.
tiers TOR Superior Seeds OF all kinds
Garden and Flower Seeds, Grass and
Glover Seeds, Cow Peas, Field Beans,
today for our free catalogue (A). 1t
helpsi you need It.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-18

-: e, ,: q e -: 80: =:
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-18
RooFTN0.

OUR ROOFING IS nor INJURED BIZ
acids. steam or any kind OF eorru-
EAcTURING COMPANY. Richmond.
va. Manufacturers OF Asphaltum.
Black Varnish. Roof Paints Roofing
Papers. Oils. Roofing and Paving
Pitch. etc.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-18

TABLE FOWLS WANTED N TIM
xoUNq RisEnasHx. Va Best psaoss
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-18
COOK hooks.

ABSOLUTELY FREE-A COOK BOOK
containing SO recipes for dollcacias.
oainties and household nscossitics.
Send name. addreEa and 1-cent stamp
for mailing. THE &. r.. SAUER Co.
4 South Twelfth Street Richmond.
Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-18
CARPETS CLEANED.

WITH FOUR OF THE BEST CARPET
cleaning systems, our plant has no
rival In the South. Mrs. A J. PYLE.
BIS North Fifth street. Richmond
Va Write for booklet.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-18

MAMTELs-HARDwooD AND Stats.
WI CARRY IN sTocK 4 coSfPIETT
isns OF Hardwood and Slate Mkntsls.
TtliE4, Crates etc, ana the Prices
Ts ieTfS I Wfs'S ErIIrnsc d Ecs Ync
Richmond. Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-18
BUILDERS, SUPPLIES.
BERKsHIRE HOGS.

HAVING SOLD OUR STOCK FARM.
viii sell cheap two large maEnif-
cent young eosrs. BiltmOre stock.
DALKEITH STOCK FARM y. w.
Armistoad. Proprietor. South Boston.
Halifax county. Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-18


rated h and Miss DRUMS S - N ~ W ~ 40 ~
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-18

", r. RICHARDSON. JR.. 8 CO.
Stun and Alfalfa fsedS Car lot buy
ers Purina Poultry FOODS Nos. 1elS
and 1917 East Cary Street. Rioh-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-18

FOR FINE PLUMBING OR HEATING
In al OF It's branches see or write
VIRGINIA PLUMBING AND HEAT
ING CO., Inc, Richmond. Va Done
anywhere, everyWhere.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-18
BAGS AND BURLAP.

SECONDHAND BAGS AND
Burlap Any kind any quantity.
anywhere. We pay freight RICH
MOND BAG CO. Richmond. Va.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-18
HAIR GOODS.

ALL THE LATEST PARIS FASHIONS
In hair dressing. All kinds OF hair
on hand or made 10 order. Combings
made into switches, pompadours.
purs, etc. Satisfaction guaranteed
HUGHES. eos North Third Street
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-18

EDISON PHoNOGRAPHs.
SOLD ON EASY PAYMENTS. ENTIRE
cataloguS Edison Records and all
machines In stock at sea East Main
Street Richmond. Va G. h HAYNES
a CO.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-18

We ARE EEAD9u1sRTERs For
Neal Bone Neal Oyster SHELLS. Nix
ed Feeds, Leg Banda ste- Southern
agents for the Celebrated Cornell In
oubators and Breeders. DIGGS g.
BRADLES, Tho SEED Merchants.
Nichmond, Va write Ter cur free
catalogue.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-18

PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS.
rETBERMU9H BROS, ilzS EAST MAIN
purpose. Glass OF AL kinds. Lowest
prtcesi prompt shipments anywhere
Write Tor prices
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-13
UP TO FINANCIERS
Final Decision Expected To- morrow on Mccarthy
 Claim.
BIG CONTEST PROBABLE
Aldermanic Committee Claims Three Votes and Hopes to Secure
 Passage.

The final disposition of the question of the payment of George Mccarthy for taking the military enrolment for the year 1907 seems to be near, It Is the general opinion that whatever action the board of finance takes at It's meeting tomorrow night will deh- nltely settle the matter. The alder manic special committee which hand ed in unanimous report in favor of his payment and which was instruct ed to appear before the board of h- nance to ask that an appropriation be made for his payment has determined to appear at the first opportunity and the matter will be placed before the board of finance al the meeting to- morrow night.
 The attitude of that body, which Is thus given the practically final de- clson on the matter, Is now matter of speculation among those interested in the matter One of the members of the committee from the board of all dermen, who is in favor of the pay ment of the claim. stated last night that in his opinion there were three certain votes for the payment and the committee believes that when the matter has been presented and the test vote is called for two more votes at least will have been secured to pass the order This member of the com mittee was quite confident that the order will be passed, although he real ized that there are at present six votes on the board of finance which are considered as against the payment sc far.
 Alderman Miller, who represents the legislative body in the board oi finance and who is also a member of the aldermanic committee which ap- proves the payment, will of course be able to cast one vote for the payment
 He Is avowedly in favor of the meas ure. Who will be lined up with hin, to carry the measure is matter oi guess work, but the committee ap. pears to believe that the result oi their visit will be a favorable one. If the board of finance throws dowr the matter and thus takes off it's table the bill which has been lying there SC long 1t is conceded by Mccarthy sup porters that this will probably settle the matter unless the matter went SC far as the courts.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-13
MERRY POT POURRI
Another Big Gathering at the Armory sarshelds to Do the Entertaining This
 Evening.

Another evening of merry making at the sarsheds' Pot-Pourri has gone ln to history The fame of all the good ness about the big fair at the armory and the worthy object for which 1t s being given has evidently gone out all over the city, for there are people from all the corner of the town present at every session to add something, be il little or much, to the fund for St. Raphael's hospital Crowds stood In front of each booth nearly all evening, and moved from one 10 another around the great hall, keeping the ladies In the booth as busy asI bees attending to tho wants of their customers. The entertainment was especially good last night, MT. Gilbert calling forth fre- quent applause for his clever sleight- of-hand and the singing was splendid and heartily encored every time.
 The program tonight Is in the hands of the sarsheld Guard and the drill will be an interesting feature. The fol- lowing Is the program;
 Japanese Dance Miss McCabe, dl- rectress, Miss Eva Donnelly, Miss Bes- sle Hughson, Miss Marcela Quinn, Miss Mae quinn, Miss Josephine Bren- nan. Miss May Brennan, Miss Anna Scott, Miss Eleanor Scott. Miss May Goodman, Miss Anna Campbell.
 Annual Competitive Drill of the Sars- field Guard-Co. c, End Infantry. c. N. G.
 Judges-Ex- Capt J, Mahon, Co. B. lst Infantry, C. N, G., Capt. J. Me Mahon. Co. B, 1st Infantry. c. N. G.; Capt. o. Mantel, Co, A, lst Infantry, c. N. q.