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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-06

The following correspondence VIII be found interesting and instructive' Montgomery. Ala. March sl. 1908, Senator Joseph F. Johnston, Washing ton, D. C.: < Dear Sir-As a matter of persona Information and as a means of guid- snce to our Commercial Club. VIII you please let me know what is your at- titude towards the Fowler Dill!
 We are bombarded almost every oay by organizations in various parts ol the United States. who wish us 10 iavor the Fowler bill or to favor the AIoricn bill, or to oppose one or the other. Az won are A student of financial matters and are credited with securing almost the only important amendment to the Aldrich b.li. I feel as thoush you could safely guide us. Your reply will be kept conndentiai unless you wish 1t otherwise.
 Yours truly.
 c. Grosvcnor Dave.
 Secretary.
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wANTED-FEMALE HELP.

WANFED--whIts girls to do general house. work in private homes; fair wages. moder- ate work good treAtment and kooa oppor. live out Of town may write The Salvation Army. Montgomery. Ala Otherwise may
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United States Senate.

United States Sehate
 April 2, 1908. Dear Sir--I have just received your letter of March 31st. and I shall send YOU in this letter a copy U the re marks I made explaining why shouid vnts far the Aldrich bill. This will exnlafn fully my views on this ques- tion and I think are conclusive m regard to the question as to which bill should be preferred.
 Very truly.
 Jos. F. Johnston. MT. c. Grosvenor Dave. Secyn Mont gomery, Ala.
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DRINKS.

FOR DELICIOUS. refreshing drink. try a Champagne or Grape Phosphate. at Hale 6 Co.'S. They 60 right to that thirsty spot. Pure GocAeoia our speciality. --0
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-06

FURNISHED Rooms. use of bath, eonvsn- lent to four car lines. Gentlemen preferred.
 522 Adams St --l3-7t
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INTERIOR DEOoRATT0Ns.

WALL PAPERS of Quality. nsw spring line very artistic designs. workmnnghlD k1A best moderate prices. stamping, dszz&ntmN. etc. c. '. W. Keynton, 1osh pextef Ave.
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ROOMs-suItable for light housekeeping in suites of two or three rooms with all mod
 enr conveniences. very close in. Apply ti1 Montgomery St. --13-4t
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MsCELLANEOUs.

WANTED-To pasture your stock, plenty of grass, shade and fresh water, !. B Ee.
 Tadsns Phone 1e1- -~a3-a1
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FOR RENT--ROcMS.

FOR RENT--Two large connecting rooms.
 separate bath and pantry. suitable for light housekeeping Call T0b South Court St., or Phone 3i25. -i3-3t
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ToR RENT-REsIpENCEs.

FOR RENT-5 room cottage all modern convenisnees possession given at once AI4 Clayton St. apply Davidson Holt q Strauss. FOR RENT--A nice six room cottage on Buford street. with modern conveniences
 SoST. fleet
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POSITION Wanted by young man. ss years old, have had two years experience in
 clerical work. at present employed. not afraid of work. Address Box iaT. ---s-at
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WANTED--To BUY.

WANTED--To buy all your cows. sheer and hogs whether poor or fat. will so anywhere te look at stock in car lots. J. D. MeFadeu. Phone lOz, Union Stock Yard --e-st wANrED---To buy home on sayrs Street. must be c bargain; no agent; owner can communicate with Investor" Box t32. City. --9-tf wANTED-~To buy 100 pounds good. clean linen or cotton rags, The Advertiser Co. if
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PERSONAL
COAL

OUR Acton Helena is the best coal mined: We make no exceptions. It burns freely. leaves no clinkers and few asheE Try our high grade red ash nut. Banks Coal CO. Phone TsS. If
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-06
HARNESS AND SADDLES.

WE Carry a full line of harness and sad dieS bridies whips. travelling bags and suit cases. call and see us B. N. WaShburn.
 ils Commsrcs St. -Soe
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wANTED-Position by young lady stenog- Fapher, several years experience. Can fur
 nish best of references Also has knowledge of bookkeeping willing to start on mod crate salary. Address N. w.. care General Delivery. -e.3t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-06

LOsT-Frfday night. between Majestic The atre and post office. ladies gold brooch pin, blue enameled violet design, with
 diamond in center. Reward for return to 5ii So. McDonough. --ls-2t
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FOR BALE

NEW Mitchell Runabout Automobile for sale factory price s1.oe0, same was awarded me in the late Advertiser contest. Mics aal- lie Watkins Wood. 30i Church st., 'phona ITS. --in.st FOR sALE--one upright Ptano. Hain.s Bros. cabinet grand. for 4tBo. coat $500. Ad- dress leo Mobile St. --i0sst FOR sALE--A few shares of Fourth Ma tional Bank stock. Address ". J. Osborne. 1b N. Goldthwaite Street. --10-7t MONTGOMERY Coal and Wood co.-~steas, turpentins chips. Corner Y. Perry and Pol lard streets. Uptown office o. K. Caah Grocery. Phone 3s6o. 1e-sot GREENWOOD Cemetery has lots for sale from s5T.50 upward depending upon loea- tion. It has an exclusive cemetery 1ran- ehise. All lots have perpetual care with. out cost to owners Visit Greenwood ana see what 1t is. Early purchases get beea locations We have oakwood lots for sale at original cost. Phone 1set. or call u onies over Kress Store. ---1o-se cEMErERY--wait before buyinT . burial lot. preiiminaries are now on feet foT q The grounds are very attractive and near in the city Chandler q Douglass. --1e-tf FOR sALE--s2 vacant lots in ons plat fronting on Jeffeyson Davis Ave. houses would sell or rent readily here. lots will De cold very low in price. Chandler Douglaaa:
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WANTED.

wANTEp-To borrow twelve hundred
 dollars. Can give first mortgage on im- proved city real estate. Address P. o. Box e7 --l-3t
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wAHTm-srTUAT1oN.

WANTED-Position by married man. 2s years old. sober and industriens. Experience In bookkeeping, dry goods and groceries. Te willing to start at feasouable salary.
 Good reference. Want position where can work for promotion. Address r.. care Ad- yertfser. --e-2t
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Typewriter Circular Letters.

IMPOSSIBLE to dstact them from the ae- new process; names filled in to mnkeh. prices on application. Mrs. Thirkasid. fft First National Bank Bldg. 'Phons a0ss.
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MULES AND HORaER.

WE HAVE just received two cor iosas Kentucky and Indiana horses. Soma eS. tra good ones. good supply cf n1uiss Broa
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LOST

LosT-Buneh of keys. Finder please re-
 turn to pr. Gaston Griel city Physician g office. 1t
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RINANUIAL..

IyOANS-Made on town. city and eountFy real estate of value: reaSonable interest. Also buy and sell all kinds of land nofaa
 Southern Mortgage Brokerage Co. sos Mof- rls Building, New Orleans. La --sf-sek
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ENGRAVING.

wANTED-You to illustrate your ads. with our cuts; they add 2S per cent. to the The Advertiser Engraving Company. Phone SsT. --tf
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REAL ESTATE

JAMrs oALLAGHBR-RefsFene Nlr9e
 National and Fourth National Basks ef Montgomery. -@21
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PRINTING

wANTED-Your printing for Dodgers. baiia of ladlnR, dray tickets. circulars or any
 thing in printing that is quantity. We have an automatic press. the only one in the state. Prompt service; telephone ua @k
 ies. woodruff Co. -~fG
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WOODENWARE.

FOR Thorough broom satisfaetion ask youE grocer for our Yellow Label BroomA Price twenty-five to fifty oents Five grades. Montgomery WoodenwArs Co.,. Corner Court and Jefferson ets. -4
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TYPEWRITERs.

machines of all makes rented. repaired and exchanged; supplies and accessories. E. L.
 pavant. successor to Terry Davant --tf
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ELECTRIC LAMPS.

ELECTRIC LAMPS made out of your old kerosene one. Fixtures and all kindp d brass goods rennished. West Electric & Mfg Go Phone 62S
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CAFE.

FOR BEST meal in city. go to New Peo- pIe's Cafe. i13 Commerce. Phone 973. few doors below Clanceys Hotel Open day and night. Regular meals sSc --soe
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-09
ARTIST CADENASSO is
PRAISED BY CRITICS
Many Art Students Visit Ex-
hibit in Oakland to View
CanNaSeS

The cltys art students and art lovers
are finding it well worth their while
10 cross the bay TO the art gallery of
James D. Hahn in Oakland this week,
where Giuseppe Cadenasso's new can
vases have been on exhibition since
Tuesday last The well known local
artist. whose studio was completely
swept by the IRE of April 1906, has
steady effort toward replacing his lost
work, and has been rewarded, not only
by the sympathy and admiration of all
artistic san Francisco, but by the as
surance of critics and judges that his
art Is finer, his touch more true and his
new work altogether better than was
the old
Those who go in and out Of the gal
lery all day long, lingering before the
beauty of his breezy ridges, pine filed
valleys and level lands, with their files
or Iamillar eucalyptus trees, agree that
CadenaSSO has found himself" in these
two years, and found besides a hundred
new beauties IN California's woods and
along her beaches.
The value Of the work itself and the
popularity of the artist in club and art
circles have helped TO make this one of
the most important and well attended
exhibitions of late years; perhaps a
third element in its success being San
Francisco's eagerness to return to the
atmosphere of the days before the COL
and wide, and their work lost sight of
IN the first pressure of rebuilding On
October % the Oakland exhibition will
close, but II Will be repeated here i'm
meoiately afterWard at the Curtis art
gallery, 1922 Van Ness avenue
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-09
GREATER ATTENDANCE
TO VIEW ARAB STEEDS
Mrs. TuIly's Animals Attract
Much Interest at the
Exhibition

The second night of the exhibition of
desert Arabians by Eleanor Gates Tully
attracted an even greater attendance
than the irst A large number of peo-
pie interested in breeding took advan-
tage OF the opportunity to study the
type at close quarters, and the ques-
tions asked relative to their character
istics indicated a lively interest in Mrs.
Tully's efforts toward introducing q
strong infusion Of Arab blood in the
native stock.
The ring exhibition was even more
attractive than on the previous night,
the horses having become a bit more
used to the glare Of the lights and the
applause of the crowd. The splendid
stallion Mahruss betrayed less nervous
ness and showed to remarkable ad-
vantage under Mrs. Tullys skillful rid
ing. Sheba's wonderful little foal,
Yusanet (the Little Listener), was
again the pet of the exhibit, and Logs
Darrell's showing with the high school
horses. Irving Rosenblatt's Squirrel
and Miss Edith Heeffier's Dewey, won
repeated applause.
Not the least Interesting feature of
the exhibit was the inspection of the
stations in the ring after the formal
program, their great gentleness and
love OF petting being the subject of
much comment
The string will be shown at the club
this afternoon. tomorrow and Sunday
afternoons. the public being invited to
attend freely.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-09
WIFE UNFA|THfUL,
CLOVER CHARGES
Files Counter Suit for Divorce
Involving Well Known Realty
Dealer in Case
Sweeping Denial of Alle-
cations of Intimacy With
Other Women

Ihat John A. Glover was not idle
Whlie his wife, Matte May Glover, was
pusiiy pil1ng up evidence against him
preparatory to the filing of a suit for
aiVorce was shown yesterday when the
husband hled counter complaint in
Volving Mrs. Clovers name with that
OF george Il. Bew, a we'll known Mont
somery street real estate dealer
a rev days ago Mrs. Glover brought
SUIT IN Which she charged her husband
Win improper conduct with II women,
among them two who are widely known
IN San francisco. One of the core
spondents was Madge Feeder, wife of
lne captain Of the Pacific Mail steam
snip siberia, who Is now plotting his
vessei across the Pacific to this port,
ana the other Florence Randolph, a
woman who has the distinction of being
remarkably attractive, exceedingly
careless In her conduct. and the sister
OF INK Russell, the prize fighter.
CloVers conduct with these two
women, as well as the other nine, was
characterized in the wife's complaint as
, puoilc, shameless and scandalous."
ana all this time, charged the com
plant, Mrs. Glover was working as a
sypewritst In her husbands office for
sl@ week while he was drawing S4OO
nnontn as manager of the Home sew
ing machine company in this city.
IN an answer filed yesterday Glover
makes a sweeping denial to his wife's
complaint, and in a cross complaint he
accuses her OF inf1delity, naming Bew
as the cause of all the trouble At
various times since July %, 1907. Glover
alieges, Bew and Mrs. Glover had been
tosether in the Glenwood apartments
and other places.
admitting that his wife had been
eployed In his Office as typist, Clover
insists that it was against bis ,,,;she.
and that her duties at home were 60
neglected that he had to employ a house
keeper He denies his wife's charge
tnat he is worth $4,000 and saws his
salary is only $333.33 month. and aids
lnat by reason of his wife's extraya-
gance he is in debt
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-09
MUNICIPAL RECORD is
PUBLISHED BY BOARD
New Paper Issued by Authority
of Supervisors Gives Details
of All City Work

The Municipal Record made it's initial
appearance yesterday. This weekly,
published by authority of the board of
supervisors, is designed to give all In
terested information regarding the
progress of municipal works, the legis-
lation pending before the board, the
principal matters taken up by the com
missions and the general business of
the city. Any citizen desiring a copy
will be placed on the mailing list by
addressing a request to the clerks Of
fee.
Yesterdays issue published the re-
port condemning the city hall ruins.
progress reports of the bond issue
work, calendars of the matters before
the board and the commission. brief
review of Judge Farrington's Spring
valley decision, reports of street ex-
penditures and street work ordered.
and description of the fireboats to be
built. A directory of the city officials
A s. Mason has been assigned as
editor by Chief Clerk Behan, and James
P. Slevin of the Office force will assist
in getting out the paper
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-09
FRANCIS SIEVERS WEDS
MISS FRIEDA MUNSTER
Relatives and Friends Witness
Pretty Ceremony i'm Home
of Brides Parents

A very pretty wedding took place In
the Broderick street home of Mr.. and
Mrs. John H. Munster Wednesday night,
when their daughter Frieda and Fran
els o. Sievers were married. The cere-
mony, which was solemnized by Rev.
Julius Fuendeling, was witnessed by
about 40 relatives and intimate friends,
who remained for the delicious supper
that followed.
The bride, who is an exceptionally
charming girl, entered the room on her
fathers arm at 8 o'clock, wearing a
handsome gown, of white embroidered
messaline silk. the usual veil and a
crown of orange blossoms. She carried
a shower bouquet of lilies of the valley.
Her sister, Ethel, who was her only at
tendant, wore blue messaline silk, and
carried white roses. Edward Rosen-
lund was the best man. ~
Mr.. Sievers, who belongs to the prom
inent San Francisco family of that
name, is a graduate mining engineer
of the University of California. His
business interests are situated in Sis
kiyou county, where. after a months
honeymoon trip. he and his bride will
make their home.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-09
CARPENTER HIT BY CAR
SUCCUMBS IN HOSPITAL
Walter Hutchinson Is Struck
While Endeavoring to Cross
Trolley Tracks

While crossing the car tracks of the
Ihird street line at Townsend street
yesterday afternoon Walter Hutchinson
carpenter of 2511 A street, was struck
oy a car and received injuries from
which he died about an hour later
Hutchinson had just alighted from a.
south bound car and. stepping to the
rear OF the car to cross to the other
SIDE OF the street, was struck by a car
going in the opposite direction. He
was taken to the Southern Pacific emer-
gency hospital, in Townsend street,
near Fourth, from which place he was
removed to the central emergency hos
pital, where he died The injuries sus-
tanned were fracture of the skull and
broken back. Hutchinson was SO
years old and native OF Nova Scotia.
where he leaves family. The remains
were taken charge of by the carpenters
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-09
SAYS He HAS CLFW
TO MISSING FUNDS
Henri CailIeaud Asserts He Will
Make Startling Disclosures
About Lost Deposit
Made Personal Investigation
Regarding Disappearance OF
Contents of Safety Box

Having become dissatisfied with the
progress of the local police and the Of
f1cials of the French savings bank in
clearing up the mystery surrounding
the disappearance of $17,215 In gold
from his box in the vaults of the bank
last June, Henri Cailleaud, wealthy
Sonoma rancher, instituted personal
investigation several weeks ago, and he
asserted yesterday that he Will make
some startling disclosures within few
days.
According to the complaint made TO
the bank officials by Cailleaud when he
discovered that his money was missing
from the safe deposit box, $4,000 had
been placed in the box on June II by
him, and he had not visited the
vault again until July 1. The disap-
pearance of the gold coin was not made
public until July s. A report of the at
fair was made to Chief Biggy and de-
tectives were detailed to investigate,
but their attempts to unravel the mys-
terry We're futile. The day following
Cailleaud claims to have deposited the
large sum of money in his box +. Bon
net, who had charge of the vault, lett
the United States for France. The Of
ficfals of the bank stated that they had
the highest confidence in the integrity
VI DOIucI AIlQ refused To COuA
the suggestion that he might be able TO
explain the disappearance of the money
In answer to cablegrams sent him Bon
net wired the bank officials that he
would return to San Francisco II they
wished 1t.
Cailleaud asserted yesterday that the
police have failed to help him and that
the bank had made no effort to solve
the mystery that he could see, and that
he realized that the police could not
work to any advantage If the bank did
not cooperate with the department
Cailleaud engaged private detectives
and an attorney many weeks ago to
work on the case. He stated yester-
day that he had learned that vaults of
the French savings bank are, in one
particular. much different from the
vaults of any other in the city. Call
leaud claims that there is an "emer-
gency door" In the rear of the vaults
which may be opened by working the
combination, thus giving access to the
vaults. He says that 1t would have
been possible for some employe of the
bank to have entered the room In which
the boxes are located.
employed by Cailleaud have made he
refuses to divulge, but he promises
some startling developments in a few
days. Cailleaud has already brought
suit against the bank to recover the
money he alleges to have been stolen
from his box.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-09
CURIOUS CONTRACT is
DISCLOSED IN A WILL
Jacoby Brothers Paid Couple a
Monthly Sum During Life
Because of Loan

A curious contract made IL years ago
between Isaac n. Jacoby, Nathan
Jacoby, Charles Jacoby and Lesser
Jacoby, on the one hand, and S. and
Rosa Davis, man and wife, on the
other, was disclosed yesterday when
the will of the last mentioned was filed
for probate. In May, 1895, the four
Jacoby brothers, who are now said to
be very wealthy men, residents of Los
Angeles, were in need of money. and
they borrowed from Davis and his wife
$4,000, agreeing to pay the old couple
$50 month as long a they both lived
and $40 month TO the survivor until
his or her death. There was another
provision that the survivor should leave
all his or her estate to the Jacobys
Davis died about two years ago. and IN
10 the time of his death the couple had
received something over $1,000. Since
his death Mrs. Davis received an ad1f-
tional $1,000. According to her will
hled yesterday everything of which she
died possessed is devised to the four
Jacobys She died September -. Ieav-
ing an estate of less than $1,000.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-09

Counsel for the defense in the Ruef
case yesterday exercised two peremp-
tory challenges, thus ending the hope
fhst 8 jury would be secured before
night. When court adjourned last
evening the 10 jurors who had proved
acceptable to both sides and had been
sworn were ordered into the custody
OF the sheriff, and taken to the st.
Francis hotel, where they will live un-
I'll the conclusion Of the trial. Henry
j. Byrne OF 1000 Haight street had
been passed by the defense, and his
examination will be taken up by the
prosecution this morning.
The box was filled yesterday morning
by the admission Of George Schilling
OF 2ll Main street Special Prose
cutor Francis J Heneysannounced that
he was satisfied with the jury, and
would not exercise his two remaining
peremptory challenge Henry Ach, for
the defense. however, announced a chal-
lenge against James l. Arthur and
Thomas O'Neill. and these two left the
box. The remaining 10 were acceptable
and were sworn TO try the case.
The work OF filing the box was again
taken up, and although several tales
men were examined. they were all ex-
cused with the exception of Byrne, who
has been passed by the defense.
Prior 10 adjournment last evening
Judge LawlOr took occasion to specially
charge the sworn jurors in regard to
their duty in the case and impressed on
them the sacredness of their obliga-
tion. He admonished them not TO let
any one discuss the case with them
and dwelt on their duty to report to
him any incident which might occur
which would tend to influence their
judgment in regard to the matter.
In all there were nine talesmen eK-
amined yesterday. but all, with the ex-
cepton OF SchiIling and Byrne, We're
excused because Of being prejudiced or
not being on the assessment roll.
Those who We're examined were:
George Schilling, Herbert F. Helwig
Thomas S. McCaw, Otto Crahl, Francis
II. Scott, Isidore w. Cahen, Addison G.
Kittredge, J. S. Guerin and Henry d.
Byrne.
Opposing counsel and the court yes
terday agreed that in order to qualify
as q juror a talesman would have to be
on the assessment roll of 1908. There
has been a difference of opinion in re-
gsro TO the meaning of the statute on
this point, the claim having been ad-
vanced that If a talesman had been on
the roll OF 1907 he could qualify.
The defense still has five peremptory
challenges and its disposal, and the
prosecution has two.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-09
ARTISTIC COSTUMES
AT SHRINfRS' PLAY
Dramatic Entertainment by the
Mobiles of Islam Temple Will
Be Given Tuesday Night -

The dramatic entertainment consist
ing of The Tanning of the Shrew''
to be given by the MOBILES of the Islam
Temple, Order of Mystic Shrine. at
the Chutes Tuesday night in aid of
their building fund, gfves promise of
being a success. The dress rehearsal
was held last night and In the opinion
of the few present a performance will
be given that would reflect credit on
a professional company.
The costumes OF the women are
beautiful and picturesque. Mrs. D. E.
F. Easton, who appears as Katharine,
wears an artistic fifteenth century
gown. The dresses worn by Mrs. Mabel
Brookover, Mrs. Warren E. Murray and
Miss Vera Harper are tasteful and
appropriate.
Mobiles Louis A. SteIger, George
Filmer and E. w. Couper reflect credit
on the Italian nobility in their different
parts.
The demand for seats is heavy and
a full house is expected.