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ARMY OFFICER STAYS.
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Hancock as quartermaster, having
entered the army at the close of the
Spanish-American war with the rank
of second lieutenant of artillery
He is "A graduate of the naval acad-
envy at Annapolis, but left the navy
in 1904, shortly after graduating.
His father, Brigadier General Peter
Conover Haines. Is West Point
graduate with a distinguished war
record During the conflict with the
south he was several times breveted
for gallant and meritorious service
Since then he has achieved promi-
hence as an engineer. having had
charge of the Potomac flats improve
ments and numerous works of har-
Dor defense. He was made MEM
Der of the board of ordnance and for
-tifications and of the Nicaragua and
Isthmian canal commissions.
In 1898 he was appointed briga-
dier general of volunteers, taking
part in both the Cuban and Porto
Rican campaigns. He attained the
rank of brigadier general of regulars
in 1908. and was retired July g..
1904.
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MEIROY AND CENTER
SUSTAIN SEVERE INJURIES
Thrown From u Wagon, Center
Struck on His Head--McEl-
roy Dragged.

Manager McElroy of the Nevada
Livery. and T. L. Center well
known mining engineer, both sus-
tanned severe injuries Sunday after
noon in a runaway on the road from
Ely City to Ely. each narrowly es-
Gaping serious If not fatal hurts
McElroy and Center were driving
to Ely following delivery of house
hold goods of Mr. Center to resi-
dence which he has taken in Ely
City. On the grade near the Troy
laundry their team became unman-
ageable. In attempt to stop the
horses both men had hold on the
lines Suddenly the animals We're
swerved from the road and the wa
gon overturned. Both men were
thrown out. Mr.. Center striking on
his head and being unconscious for
some time after the accident. MeEl-
roy was entangled in the lines and
was dragged by the runaway team
to a crossing. where the wagon
caught and brought the horses to a
standstill. MeElroy escaped with a
badly bruised leg.
Mr.. Center sustained bad bump
on the head. where cut was made
to the skull. Another cut was re-
ceived on the forehead For a time
it was feared that his injuries would
develop fracture of the skull or con.
cussion of the brain. he not fully re
covering consciousness during the
day. Yesterday, however. he was lit.
tie the worse for his experience and
fears of serious results were dis
missed
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luton of the mystery more difficult
The detectives were asked why they
We're operating in this city. In reply
they stated that they were merely
making a trip of inspection, but when
confronted with the facts again they
smiled in a knowing way. One of
them seemed to be on the point of
divulging some information, but a
clumsy nudge from his partner
closed him up.
The investigation has seemingly
narrowed down to this city The
messenger on the " & T. run. who
received the shipment at Mound
House, was here all day yesterday
with the detectives. He resumed his
run TO Reno last night. He Is sup
posed TO have given receipt to the
messenger at Mound House. and re-
ceiyed one on delivery here From
all appearance the detectives think
the bullion disappeared between
Mound House and the local mint.
The fact that they have confined
their operations, to this city lends
color to this theory.
Cane was In this city few weeks
ago. He was recently made hero
by some of the state papers for his
capture of robbers at Rawhide. In
that case he was pictured as IA skill
full and adroit detective. who rush
ed fearlessly into the den of bold
bad robbers, and took them single
handed. From his experience on
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OPERATION SUCCESSFUL.

Frank Claunch, who was brought
here a number of days ago suffer
ing from a serious attack of appendi-
citis, is now improving rapidly, the
operation he underwent proving sue
eessfu DR.. Owens and the patients
brother, who came here with him
from Cherry Creek. left yesterday
morning for their home, there being
every assurance that Claunch will
soon be completely recovered DR..
Pollock is attending the young man
at the Richmar.
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RESTAURANTS CONSOLIDATE.

The proprietors OF the vienna ana
Montana restaurants, Aultman street,
Frank Counts of the former and AL
Popejoy of the latter, have consol-
dated their interests and will here
after conduct the Vienna Jointly. The
Montana has been closed permanent
". The merging of the two interests
was brought about yesterday morn
ing Both gentlemen are widely
known and enjoy much popularity in
the district as caterers.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Bids will be received at the Office OF
the Ely Townsite Co.. Ely City. Ne
yada. for the erection of a school
house To be built at Ely City. Ne
vada. according TO plans and specifi
cations now In the office of said Ely
Townsite Co All bids must be sub :
mitted on or before August 10. 1905.
The Ely Townslte Co, reserves the
right TO reject any and all bids.
Sc ELY TOWNSHIP COO
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COLLECTIONS ARE GOOD.

Deputy Sheriff Al Butler was a
visitor at Smelter yesterday for the
purpose of collecting licenses. He
returned to the city in the evening
with the work practically finished.
License collections are proving
much better than in a long time, Mr.
Butler states. The number this
quarter is also much larger. Bust
ness conditions are consequently very
evidently improving. Trade is better
and money easier.
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IN AUTO FROM MUNCY.

r.. l.. Fletcher and Engineer Cra-
ney of the Shell Greek Mountain Toll
Telephone & Telegraph Co.. which is
building line from Muncy and
Blackhorse districts, arrived here
Sunday night from the former point.
They spent the forenoon yesterday
arranging for the sending of supplies
and equipment along the route, leav-
ing in the afternoon for Mnncy in
their auto
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SUFFERING ABSCEsS.

A. l.. Fowler, brakeman on the
suburban run TO Smelter. was Obliged
TO go off duty yesterday because of an
abscess which has formed in his side
and which will probably necessitate
an operation at the Steptoe hospital
IN Ely City.
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STATE ENGINEER HERE.

State Engineer Frank r. Nicholas,
accompanied by his deputy, j. r. Van
Nagell, spent Sunday in the district.
Yesterday they left for osceola and
the Blackhorse districts. where they
will inspect number of streams in
that vicinity, after which visit will
be made to Shoshone and the Snake
River sections. They will return
here about the end of the week.
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was sent by the way of Reno. 1t was
received there on the evening train
from Tonopah. and. laid In the Reno
Office over night. The bullion was
seen by several employees of the
Reno Office. but they do not know
what became of II after 1t left that
office. The detectives spent day
there on the matter and then chang
ed the scene of their operations to
this city.
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DEVELOPING POWER.

Messrs. Bourcy and Hickman, who
are engineering power project on
White river through which they ex-
pect to develop upward of 1,500
horse power, were in Ely yesterday
securing supplies for their camp.
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FOR OUTING AT DUCK CREEK.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Stevens and
daughter. Miss Fay. left yesterday
morning for Duck creek. where the
party will spend about two weeks
camping
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MARRIED YESTERDAY

The marriage of John Appel. of
Ely. and Mrs. Florence Norman, who
recently arrived in the district from
Liverpool, Eng. was conducted yes
terdav afternoon at the reetory of st.
Bartholomew church by Rev. G. c.
Hunting. The groom is well known
carpenter. Mr.. and Mrs. Appel will
make their home in the Dorothy
apartments, hurry street
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NOTICE OF CONVENTION.

Official notice has been received
that the Republican state convention
will be held at Goldfield on Satur-
day, August 22. The notice is sign
ed by Secretary HUMPHREYS of the
Republican state committee.
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MOVES TO Ely CITY.

Theodore X. Center yesterday com
pleted moving from Ely to the resi-
dence in Ely City occupied until re-
Gently by P. ]. McCracken.
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GOES TO SALT LAKE.

Mrs. o. S. Lee. formerly of the
millinery department of the Toggery,
will leave the latter part of the week
for Salt Lake. where she will spend
the next several months.
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INCREASE FORCE.

Additional help was put on at the
Troy laundry by Manager Ulm yester-
day in order to take care of rapidly
Increasing business. The gain in the
volume of the latter has been consid-
cradle lately and shows steadily
growing population as well as hustle
on the part of the management.
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LOCAL-PERSONAL

They report that good progress is be-
ing made toward completion of their
enterprise and when finished expect
to construct lines 10 Ely and vicinity
for carving of electric current.
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Happenings Of
A Day in the
District
SHELTER VISITORS.

IF. Lee aud George Ball were Wis
itors TO Ely and Ely City Sunday
from The smelter.
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ON PURCHASING TRIP.

j. H. Messenger. manager of the
Steptoe Drug Co, Ely City. left yes
terday morning for Salt Lake where
he will spend the greater part of the
week purchasing new goods.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-18

Family laundry at special rates at
the Troy laundry. phone 63-K. Best
of work guaranteed.
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GALLOWAY IMPROVING.

Frank Galloway. who has been i'll
at his home for several days. is re-
covering. For a time it was thought
a surgical operation would be neces-
sary for his relief, but this danger is
now over.
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How does your butter, milk, fruit
or meat taste today? 30 lbs. of ice
delivered for 25c. Consumers Ice
& Cold Storage Co. Phone today,
Main 70. p O. Box 201 1872
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TO VISIT MONTANA.

Mrs. German, of Kimberly, was
passenger on yesterdays train bound
for Phillipsburg, Mont. where she
will visit her old home
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Fashionable dressmaker. Corner
Murry and High streets. II
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-18
DOWN FROM THE MINES

A. p. Clinton, of Veteran. spent
Sunday visiting in Ely and Ely City
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EIlM CHICAGO.

H. S. Alden, of Chicago, arrived in
Ely City last evening and is regis
tered at the Steptoe.
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EIkO VISITORS.

Mrs. Emereon Elliott and daugh
tiers. of Elko. are here as the guests
of Mrs. Elliott's mother, Mrs. John
Berry.
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SEW ERELY Ill.

Mrs. VIM. Keenan,, of Ely City. has
been confined to her bed the last few
days suffering a severe illness. She
was reported some better yesterday.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-18

Lost-Leather coat in Ely City.
Return to White Pine News office and
receive reward. 81
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-18

Jeweler W. II. Bishop left yester-
day morning for Salt Lake, where he
will spend about a week on business.
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HERE FROM MONTICELLO.
on RrSlNESS TRIP.

+. NJ. Johnson Is visitor In The
district from Monticello, New.
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COPPER FLAT VISITOR.

o. J. Larson of the Copper Flat
steam shovel crew. was visitor in
Ely City yesterday.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-18

Get your cold meats and cold
lunches at Fuller's, Aultman st. If
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-18

Phone SIX when wanting laundry
called for and work will be salts
factorily done by the Troy laundry.
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GO TO COLORADO.

Mrs. E. W. Walters, in company
with her daughter. have gone to Col
orado for visit of about three
weeks
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WORLDS STANDARD REFERENCE BOOK
ON COPPER

THE MINER needs the book fot
the facts II gives him regarding Geol-
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Copper Mines.
THE METALLURGIST needs the
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THE INVESTOR IN COPPER
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Il. The Copper Handbook gives sta
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one hand. with thousands of detailed
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statistical tables alone are worth
more than the price OF the book 10
each and every owner of copper min
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PRICE: $500 In buckram with
gilt top, or $3.50 In full library mo
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TERMS: The most liberal. Send
no money. but order the book sent
you. all carriage charges prepaid. on
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II unsatisfactory. or paid for IL 1t
suits. Can you AFFORD not TO see the
book and Judge for yourself of Its
value to you?
WRITE NOW TO the editor and
publisher,
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-18
MYSTERIOUS GOLD THEFT
CONSIGNED At CARSON

Continued from page one J
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CLASSIFIED ADS.

WANTED-HAY HANDS AT ELY
Dairy Co. 15tf
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MUST FIND WORK
) FOR TIE IDLE

these men must have emnloFStnt
= - hungry.
Csl believe that We should serut-
alae all proposed improvements
carefully With a Wow To ascertain
ina absolutely whether the Fppp.
efty will stand ihu Improvement
aud when TINS VI found go ahead
with the work N reasonable bids
can U secured.
Ten.Near Bonds.
In this suggest the tan.y ear
h0ud plan These bonds can be
readily naatcd h the s0urtsy IL
aorle. a,A our property owners
vii set their improvements at ren
sanahle cost while the striugency
Il on and be permitted % pay Tor
them at a time when Ypuey Is
More plentiful
Nr Thomson had hcou called
before the ccS,mittee 10 advise
il on the subject OF cutting Oft
further improvements and eurtail
ms expenses In every Slfeetion IN
preparation for harder times
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isess'ls Stars Exclusive ssrvies.l
BERLIN. Jan. ii.-Count Verdi
nand Won Hochberg. scion Of one Of
esrmanys Oldest families and heir
% Tie daehy OF Rohnstock. Is nov
plsin Mr. Barnes Of New York
lie has thrown aside a dukedom.
VIII It's attendant JOYS u wealth
ana position. for the kingdom Of
bve.
Announcement has Just been
made officially that he has re
bounced bis title. adopted America
a. MS home. and that his diHuher
lance Will stand
More than a year ago the count
sas dislnberited for marrying Miss
Louise Carew. a former Berlin shop
ufi whom he met AZ the counter Of
sioge store The marriage took
pace IN ossining. y. Y, where she
mao followed him.
me count. an officer OF the hais.
" personal bOdyguarf. was be.
.aIplhed to a princess, a favorite Of
ue kaiser, and the marriage was
sea st hand when he suddenly de.
.ssied bic intention Of marrying the
w url Threats u disnherit-
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performance will b. given tomor
ruw aftrrnooB aud The last neat
Saturday night
The Gingerbread Man" Ia a
musical fairy STORY. with a host ~
characters familiar u The Christ
mas time of ehildheoda dayu u
comes With the backing ~ long
runs ia the pFineluzi cities uf tho
east. and Is said "a contain spark
linz comedy and catchy music. A
BALDWIN Sloane wrote the score
aud the late Frederick Rankin is
responsible fur the buak
Tho company presenting The
Gingerbread Man Is promised as
hizh class and Includes Carrick
Major Mabel FaY. Evelyn KEEL
lorw. Nellie Rice. Ross Snow
Frvd Nice. James MeElhoufn and
others
Arizona" wiil he given at the
Grand again tonight
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.,entleme1Oee should lace this
.....,,en frankly and sGoatSh said
~, engineer Thomson yesterday
: ,Ae finance committee Of the
-. eanuet III We O, golug 70
,..s.S<ae all kinds OF public
.a,k which viii si,c employment
asr werkiugmeu. then We mg7a
W..ha.h nee soup houses. wv
$50 allow these men Go statte.
- ,k.y vill have to either atarNe
sss 80 II they cannot set employ
neat
Mus, Be Employed
- have taken this matter M
IA = numh0 Of bankers and
nv nv are AZ variance as to how
W. W. mis- Titus Is goinE 10 last
s ss believe that lt will be Soon
s,,eefliles thinks it VII continue
!. Inv worse Tor morc than a year
= sseeoses us.to be- cautious. but
: r,a.seot overlook the fact sssi
y
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auee. later carried out. failed 20
deter him
A morRauatic marriage with the
girl was set aside BY the kaiser and
the count was sent 10 America in
the hope that he would forget her
Instead be arranged to have her
follow him. Once In America he
pat aside his title and took employ
meut as a shauifcur. The reuuacia.
ton OF his title. just announced. fol.
lowed quickly
shortly before the second mari.
age a daughter was born. Under the
New York laws the child IL legiti-
mized aud will have the right 20
bear her title Of countess when she
becomes OF age.
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MAM AND W0MIaN
FI0AT 70 DEATH

lie then slashod bis own throat
faaink dead besldc his wife.
The only witness 10 the tragedy
was the three ycarold child OF the
pair The police found the baby
blood hesmeaFed. crying IN ita ter
TOR.
The house rcscmblgd a ahamhiea
soroceo aud his wife had bad trou
ole beforr. the wife some months
aEa attempting suicide In los
Angeles. She but recently returned
10 live with her husband
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Seattle star Exclusive servles.l
HUNTINGTON. W Va. Ian II.
At the home Of her mother here
is Lady Dorothy Bessie Dowdeli. is.
probably the youngest widow IN the
United States -cortAinly the young
est widowed pesrsss In the world
I.ady powdcii was welded No
semher 70. 1905. 20 Lord lessup
nosdell Of Straw Mill castle New
port. MonAhiss England The con
pie met while The beautiful giri
then HIss Dorothy sullinEs. vas en-
route home from Ncw York
Lord powdeli fell IN love Nth the
child aud woocd her 80 ardently
that she consented TO become his
wife. aud thoy were married At
CAilstisbufg. Ky. two days after
their meeting
After remaining NJ the home Of
the brides parents for a week Lord
Duwdell and his young wife went 60
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snr stone and imperfect WORK
N l.xIak The foundation Is ALREADY
n evidence 10 the shape 81 great
hales woru Ia the sandstone block
pavement laid on Ycsler way be
,ween Second and Third avs no.
more than = year ago These haieH
arr wearing In the pavement very
RAPIDLY, and are already so nnnff
Gus Is 70 render traffic on the
street precarions.
ne contraet for LAYING the pave
rent nfoyiaed fov a maintenance
kosa 70 Be- given b. the contractors
covering : period Of five years. ard
she eity xsll soon b. compelled Ia
call upon the contractors Who per
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WON HANDSOME PRIZE BECAUSE, HE KNOWS
o ADVERTISING CAME

tse-S,le stars Exclusive ssrvies.l
CLEVELAND. O.. Jan. Z h-d
W Mears. a former sporting editor
now advertising manager Of the
Winton Motor Carriage 6npany.
has lust heen notified that he has
won the first prize VI 1900 for an
i,s00.wotd article On advertising
Ideas Meara aubmi'icd his article
In n contest atart~a by the Afbuelt.
lie hron. coffee house. aud com.
geted a<slnat nearly all the proml.
Nfnt advertising men IN the eoun.
Try.
Moars discussed yAsious advort,a
Ing msehodH and particularly urged
the use VI newspapsrH. especially
afternoon sewHpapera
In that part OF his article he
called attention 90 the fact that
women buy 10 -, senl % the food
products coas0msa and therefore Il
was iatersusc tbAt they be
resehed The prize glazing article
aYHs
annoAN d., lies he evening Pc
psos eS 10 BE- preferred. boeauss
they asae che LARGEST circulation
aud go io0re generally into the
homes. especially OF people not
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PAVING LAID A Year AGO
IS WEARING OUT

formed the faulty work g. make
god the terms II It's bond bY re.
placing the Imperfect stone
Sandstone block pave meaf. II Of
proper material and well laid
should stand up under the heaviest
traffic for period Of trum eight
~ fifteen years. and the fact that
thla piece % work Is already be
ginning 10 show signs OF serious
deterioration IL not only al syt
daaee % Us faulty construction. bat
a strong argument against any fur.
ther pavement % this character. al
least until a better guarantees can
BE- secured "a TO is quality and
wsariug ability.
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The Coliseum On Monday after
noon sill offer the Musical Tia.
Waiiaus. five IN number. IN a sling
lnE ard playing medley They
vii be supported bY Donn.iiy q
Rutau Ia connie turn. jaaen T.
Waite 4 Co In At Lighthouse
Point AFmstrong a Davis In
The Amateur Chauffeur" and
other acts The old bill closes to.
night
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On Monday afternoon tho Star
Theatre will present Abdalch KAd
81 and his three Algerian wives IN
novelty painting exhibition ne-
voy a Evans win contribute a com.
eds balancing act. the Three KEEL
tons will PLAY xylophoBcs aud cor
nets. Heaae & Maflette are whiri
wind dancers and Gray a Graham
play SYMPHONIES.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
s ADJUSTMENTS 3
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.



brown of Harvard with Henry
WGAdGBf Ina the stellar role. be.
gins "a weeks engagement az The
Moora theatre tomorrow night
This attraction. recommended By
three years ct aneeeaa In the east.
comes to The Moore With a prom
iHo of being a worthy successor u
SThe Man Of the Hour whick
closes ita engagement tonight
"nrcWu of Harvard as It's
name indicates. II college play
having for ita central Incident "a
boat race between the Harvard
crew ard "a crew febm an English
university Of course there ia n
love STORY rppen ia. aud the col,
los. spirit Is said to be made tes
mtss' Of
Harry Woodruff Is one Of s,,e
best liked of the Young st~ru Of the
present dsy aud Is aait % l,e cs
pccialey fittea for the part he AS
sumoa In Brown al Harvard" be-.
cause Of tho fact that 10 Is
Harvard ssduate
The supporting company. ady~f
r'aed o. the aae which appeared
Ia the plays rus Of thirty uocks
., the Princess tbeatfe Nev York.
last winter. aud It's al summer -
amusement az the Gsrriek theatre,
Chicago. IL said 20 be- composed sl
most entirely of college graduates.
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At the seaiiIe.

lyon Yeuson closes ~ the Sc
attic theatre tonight AT the old
Cross Roads. which Is advertised
a. being on its seventh aud fare
well tour. viii be seen At the Seat.
tie theatre an next week. the first
performance 20 be given tomorrow
afternoon. Manager Aston prom
izea an adequate production and a
satisfactory company