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The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-10
JACKSON SHARES
 MOBILES $25OO
SEAGULLS SUBMITTED TO AN AL LEGED HOLD-UP-MR. JACKSON NEEDED THE MONEY, HOWEVER, AND INSTANTLY USES IT.

Jackson. Miss, January 9.-(Special)- The Jackson Baseball association has re- ceived a check for $500 from the Mobile association as a pro rata share of the forfeit Mobile pays to get out of the Cotton States league. Jackson needed the money and applied it to taking up a note at the bank.
 The Cotton States directors meet at Meridian Monday and Jackson will have three delegates there. including Presi- dent CroWder
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-10
Free Passes Are Cut Of.

Atlanta, January 9.-The state railroad commission today issued an order amepd- ing it's anti-pass regulations, providing that no public service corporation shall furnish it's services free in this state The original order included all railroads and street railways That issued today adds to this list all telegraph telephone, electric light, power, hack, baggage and cab companies and cotton congresses. The only exception to the order is in charity where special application must be made to te commission.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-10

ie. He began the season in Montgomery with no team, but by energy managed to get together a fast aggregation. Mont- gomery's strength is shown in the 1act that it defeated the Illinois university sec ond team some days ago, and that Tn the second half of its recent game with the Birmingham Athletic club, the LOCALS were shown up. in spite of the fact thar they had previously cinched the game During the last thre games played against the Montgomery Young Men $ Christian association, opposing teams have scored but seven goals.
 The Birmingham Y. M. c. A. basketball team is made up of strong men, men with spirit and determination. They have Just completed a course of rigid training, and are as fit as a fiddle" The game to-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-10
ON THE RAGE TRACK.
New Orleans Results.

Ne" Orleans, January 9.-One of the clubs at the Fair Grounds today. which accepted too many bets on Marse Abe winner of the first race, was forced to pay out every cent of it's cash to win nng bettors and declared itself .broke. " Marse Abe opened at to 5. and was backed down to to ,, at post time.
 Jockey V. Powers, who has been do- ing some remarkable riding lately. to- day brought in three winners, and one second He had six mounts Weather clear; track good.
 Summarizes:
 First race three furlongs-Marse Abe. ll2 (J. Lee), to ,, won: Hammon Boy, ll2 (AleX), 90 to l, second Maritza, 1l2 (NieoD, to l, third. Time, s7 2-5
 Second race six furongs, selling sweetener, 105 CV. Powers), 12 to 5, won; BucSin Boy 112 q. Lee), 10 to l. second Ben Sand. 100 q'airbrother), 50 to l, third. Time, 1:17 2-5.
 Third race, six furlongs. selling-Bit- ter Sir, 105 ~. Powers), won at to #: Alsatian, IA tR. McDanieD, Il to ,, sec ond; Stone Street, 1O5 (Lloyd), P to l. third. 1:17 1-5.
 Fourth race, one miles and 70 yards. selling-Beau Brummell, 105 a. Lee), 16 to T to 10, second; Tivolini, 102 (R. McDanleD, 6 to l, third Time. 1:49 1-5.
 Fifth race, five and half furlongs- Handzarra, 103 G1uestis), to ? won; Commedienne, los Raynor), to ?, second :; Meadowbreeze, 10S (R. McDanieD, 12 to l, third. Time, 1;10.
 Sixth race, one mile and quarter sell ing-Delphie, 103 (V. Powers), g to ?, won; Lady Charade, 103 (R McDanieD, 30 to l, second; Yineentio. 106 (Molesworth), 20 to l, third. Time, 2:30 2-5.
 New Orleans Entries.
 First race, seven furlongs, selling Agnes Dorothea, Sylvia G., Helen Hol- land Ansonia, 95; McGregor, 97; Mar garet T.. Florida Glen. Miss Isabelle, 100; Bitter Man, c. M. Low. 1O2; Firma- ment, 104; Brimmer no; Sainesaw. i05; Mact'letcher, George H. White. 106.
 Second race, six furlongs, selling Oleasa. 99; Snowbal, 1O2; Miss Affdble, Cock Sure, Belle Strome. Husted, 104. Sponge Cake, Ralbert. Malster, Gren- ade. Rebo, John Smulski, Foxhail. Air ship, Adesso, 112.
 Third race, six furlongs, selling Miltiades, French Nun. 100; Martins. Invasion, Marsh Redon, Land Breeze, 102; Destroyer, Heart of IIyacinth. Lightburn, Clifton Forge Sheen, l04, Akbar 105; Belmere, Wood Saw, IIadur. 106.
 Fourth race, mile and one-siXteenth, Warner Griswell, Bright Boy, S5' Asteroid, 102 Gargantua, 1U3; Hawkama, 104; Debar, Okenite, 105; Tribes 1ill Jack Do1an, 108.
 Fifth race, six furlongs, purse ! Lucy Marie, 9S; Game Bird, Toy Boy. L. $. B.. Russell T., No Quarter, Black burn, 100; Bertha E., Beatrice K, 1O2; Paragon, 103; Telescope, John Carroll, i04; Athlete. Meadow Breeze, Fron- tenac. 107
 sixth race, mile and q sixteenth, sell | lng-Mil shora, Glamor Sister Polly, 91; Lady Allca, 100; Flavigny, 103; Fan | tastic, 104; Donna, lOS.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-10
Sanitary Board.

Montgomery January 9.-(special)-A meeting of the state live stock sanitary board will be held January 13, in the of flee of the commissioner of agriculture. The board is composed of Commissioner J. A. Wilkinson, C. A. Cary, state vetri- marian, and State Health Officer W. H. Sanders.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-10
Convicted of Murder.

Spartanburg, S. C., January 9-Will Foster, colored. was convicted of murder here today and will be sentenced tomor- row. He was tried for the killing of John Young, a well known citizen. Young was attacked at night on the public high way and was beaten to death and rob- bed.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-10
Church Buildinq Burns.

Decatur, January 9.-(Special.) )-The Northern Methodist church building on Fourth avenue, New Decatur, was de- stroyed by fire tonight, entailing a loss of about 5000 partially insured. The fire originated in the roof of the building and was of unknown origin. The build ing was used for the public high school.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-10
Depositors Will Be Paid.

Carlo, H., January 9.-Information was received here tonight to the effect that the Farmers bank of Wickliffe, Ky, failed to open its doors yesterday as a result of run on the bank Monday and Tuesday. The bank had a capital of s15,000. It is stated that all depositors will be paid in full
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-10

Water, 126 Dugam, to 1, dead heat; Mary F.. 95 (Martin), 3 to l. third. Time, 1:17 4-5.
 Fifth race, mile and three -sixteenths- First Peep, 104 (Archibald), to l. won; Baron Esher, III ji5urns). to l, sec- ond: Harry Scott 1O6 CLycurgus), 10 to |, third. Time, 1 :59 2-5.
 Sixth race, six furlongs-Kirkfield Belle, 100 (Preston), to 1, won; Marion Rose, 1000 tBuxton), to ?, second; Josie S, 100 (Ross), 15 to 1, third. Time, 1:l2 4-5
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-10

and. opening favorlte, his price went to and to 1 at the close. He fooled the wise ones as he took the lead and made every post a winning one. Jacomine sup planted Muskoday as the favorite, but was outrun all the way. Massa, under keen pressure, secured the show. Sum maries
 First race six furlongs, selling-Dicll Wilson, 112 (Keosh), F to 1, won; Ray Bennett 10S (Ieatherton), Il to ,, sec ond: Sycamore, Ill QHayes), to l, third. Time, 1:17
 Second race, three furlongs purse Seattle 1GS (keogh) to l, won; Trance. 1l3 (McIntyrel, 13 to 10, second; Coppit, 11S Csandy), to 5, third. Time. :37 2-5.
 Third race, futurity course. selllng-Tri- umphant, 1O3 (McIntyre), to ?, won; Cap tain Burnett. LOG (Brady), 10 to 1, second; {; Belle Kinney, 90 (Miler). to 1. third. Time, :l3.
 Fourth race. mile and three-sixteenths, Melrose handicap-A. Muslzoday. no (Mc- Clain) to l. won; Gromoboi 99 (Hayes). 10 to l. second; Massa, 105 tneogh), Il to D. third. Time, 2:O6 2-5.
 Fifth race, mile and one-sixteenth, sell ing Mandalor 109 Niller), 13 to 20 won Ramus, 1O9 Davis), 3 to l, second; Fury, 101 (Mentry), P to 1, third. Time, :53
 Sixth race, five and one-half furlongs. purse-Blly Meyer. 103 Davis). 1 to l. won: Darlington. 1O5 (McClain), 6 10 B. second: Lord Filigrane, 94 tFulton), 30 to l. third. Time, Fl 1-5.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-10

The basketball game this evening be- tween the teams of the Montgomery Young Mems Christian association, and the Birmingham Christian association promises to be exceedingly interesting.
 Montgomery comes flushed with victory Birmingham, having recovered from its bruises and other injuries, is anxious to meet the visitors and recover lost laurels The teams met in Montgomery four weeks ago, and the victory went to Montgomery by score of 27 to 16. Bir- mingham was injured; however, and sev- eral of it's regular men were out of the game.
 Captain susong, who played some years ago in the Tri-State league of New York, New Jersey and Delaware, is one of the most finished basketball players In Dix
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-10
Oakland Results

San Francisco, January 9-At Emery
 vile today the weather was clear, but the track heavy The public did not fancy A. Muskoday on the Melrose handicap,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-10
Italian Wanted In Havana.

Tampa. January 9.-On adviees from the Cuban minister at Washington, the po- lice today arrested Alfino Baretta, alias Jose Perez, a native of Italy, but long a resident of Argentina, who arrived from Havana on the steamer Olivette last night. Baretta is wanted for embezzle- ment of 5000 in Havana. He was held for extradition.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-10
Reduction of Forces.

Pensacola. January 9.-F'ifty skilled workmen lost their positions tonight' when there was another reduction In the forces at the Pensacola navy yard, max inc the second to occur within the past ten days and throwing out or work nearly 100 men, who drew large salaries The reduction today was in the depart- ment of construction and repair. The lack of work at the yard is assigned for the big reduction.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-10
Mendel, substitute;

night, therefore, promises to be more than interesting.
 There will be a large attendance. The teams have appointed sponsors and the affair will take on the proportions of 3 social event Miss Sadie Gillespie is Bir- minghams sponsor, while Miss Mary kirkpatrick will be sponsor for Mont gomery.
 The teams will lineup as follows:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-10

For best advertising cuts try The Gawk, Age-Herald building.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-10

For hest advertising cuts try The Gawk, Age-Herald building.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-19

SNAPS. SNAPS. SNAPS.
So. s.Ooo-New fats facing the choicest part Of
Golden Gate PARK; renting for S110 per
duced from $500 TO make quick sale
$J,25O-BeauIiful cottage OF ; and
bath: beamed ceilings: paneled wood work.
fat ard cottage IN the rear OF the lot
18th ave-; splendid buy; $1,000 mortgage
can remain
s., ,6O0-Beautifui new cottage Of rooms and
bath: elegant wood work; half block from
car lines Richmond district, $500 mort
gage remain
81 .150-New and substantial cottage OF larzs
rooms. high basement; other cottage in tbs
OF lof in 46th ave. bet. B and O
TO the country and il is being sold ar
great sacrifice. sewer gas and water IN
the street; lot alone IS worth the money!
terms easy.
IS, ,25o-35 IT. corner at Broderick and Green
sts-: can be bought on very easy pay
ments; hne corner to improve: money adj
vaneed at per cent
s., 75o-Marine view lot ready for building. IN
east line OF BAKER St Green; street
work completed: terms to suit
g. .0O0-2 q IT. lots in n ST.. bituminized.
81 .I50-Esch. lots in west line OF Beiveders
st. 18th; grand view Of Golden gate.
ocean and bay; only I block from street.
car; bioc6s from school, bituminlzed
street; look into this.
81, ,6oo-Choice lots on I Sc nr. 18th av-. on
easy instaFlments.
81 .4O0-Fine lot on 31st ave. nr. Fl ST., water.
gas and sewer; official grade. terms
$S50-A few lots north of Golden Gate park.
half block from ear line; ready for build
ing; easy terms
MANY OTTER BARGAINS.
LlPNAN & HIRSCH ER- 1850 Sutter ST.
Prone West 1918 =. ....--.... Near Fl1mors
Branch office open daily includins SUNDAYS.
Corner OF II 81 aad 18th ave-
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-19

Srf .0eo-a sstS Western Addition r and
bath @arh. ard .eoitage, r. snd bath.
& 5nn-2 fats Nixci<-n, 4 r aud r. baths
rlr z5Slf4: reCrced rents $50.
g 20o-1fisSi1n c0-faze. r.. bath, lot 25xl4Ss
part leased. Si1 mouth
An sood investmenis. e. D. STEELE 420 Keerny-
ARMSTRONG Cnns1Facsioa ant Engineering Co..
Izi5 GsoGsis st.-s< sgiii nuld yon ruon
loase Sylo: . r0osn. - .uu0. room. Sl.500-
Flats. $3.50 upward. piastered. vim plumb
in- haished - 3 rT-eSs- Money iOaned-
A SNAP-rwo racn hats- ha sing closet IN
each room. modern plumbing; large pantries,
iurlcsel pnrraeS. nice Basement. concrete. (.
So coo down. balance $50 per month. -
Homestead 81. ttake Gath 81 carl
If vou want 20 sell quickly yonr lots. hesaes
ard aafS il thc Westrra addition. Surset aud
riei ssl II ,iixr~ists. Ifstily tlPllAN a
RfRscaLER. 1850 Su=tss ss.s ss~v -
sAacs naass = sas&A :
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-19
TRADE FOLLOWS THE FLAG -

TRADE FOLLOWS THE FLAG"
II you want % know the real reason for ths
comieg Of the T. S FLEET bay this months
number Of The 81 NSEf MAGAZINE. which
gives verv atie article by I. 5. NAVAL
CONSTRUCTOR EVANS. showing TIE posi-
bifitles for the PaciEc ccaSt and Why Trade
Follows the FiaS We are going 70 have the
best times ever had. and they are sc
hand now cniy you don't realize them
am IN the business cf selling real estate.
and | want sc1r trace. and Z you VIII cal
here 7 win prove 20 that you are losing
time if sea a. at make vour purchase now
my spesisisv is BrfiDiNG LOTS on EASY
TERMS The Nlt y isti NOl<NS VIII soon
give 0crk n thousands n men and Eastern
money = ~cnshl- iere 80 grr The tne rate of
intfrpss wHirn money obtains Ihe GOOD
TTsfFS ARE Not ENf.N COMING. but they
are ALREADY HERE
r. W. EnNG REAf SSTATE DEALER.
Reon,s 2ol-cfe ANGLO III HIDING. NV. 18TH
aud NISSAN SIS.
PHONE NAR&Ef ai9-
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-19
MALE HELP wANTED-continued

MALE HELP wANTED-Continued
MURRAY & READY.
Leading Employment and Labor Agents.
WHITE PALACE BUILDING.
nth and Market sts-. San Francisco.
PHONES MARKET 6j6 and 657.
BRANCHES
Sixth and Franklin sts naklInl.
PHONE OAKLAND 1851.
I'd and Main sts-. and 121 Marchesault St,
Los Angeles, Cal
NOW LOOK
FREE FARE AGAIN.
S.P. R. Rs p r. Rs PR R.
CoMPANY's own WORK.
FREE FARE.
10 spikers, Is strappers. Is ballast for
Go. Free fare. Ship today. Wages s. to
FREE FARE-FREE FARE
CALIFORNIA NORTHEASTERN R. r.
SHIP DAILY.
WANTED AT ONCE.
so laborers and % teamsters for general rail
road ~osk- Ship @ I Sols4 ssS See 1ss
SLEEP AT OCEAN SHORE LODGING HOUSE
NEXT DOOR TO
MURRAY & READY's GREAT LABOR OF
600 SINGLE ROOMS, sun AND ELECTRIC
25 CENTS PER NIGHT, 81. .25 TER WEEK,
INCLUDING Baths
soEFET sERREp FkEE FREE RsRRER naiH sdP Eso1 B
BATHS. TAILOR AND PATCHING ROOM.
PERs AND MAGAZINES. AND BEILMAN TO
CALI. YOU. WHITE HELP ONLY EN-
OCEAN SHORE LODGING HOUSE. FACING
AND ADJOINING OCEAN SHORE TERM
NAL-RAIBROAD DEPOT-11TH AND MAR
KET STS-, SAN FRANCISCO.
NEVER CLOSED.
SPECIALS FOR TO-DAY.
READ THESE.
BRICK LAYERS.
brick layers. understand setting furnaces,
boilers and chimneys
TRANSFERS
10 scraper teamsters near city; long job $50
scraper teamsters. ranch. south, $40 found
FARMERS
Norwegian farmers; see boss here; s25 I'd
COOKS-WAITERS.
Lunch waiter, 81 fare; $50 and lunch
Lunch Lunch eook' SD fare; $50 mo month, D.
hanen COOK SOUTH GtioeERefRN RsfERP,Ns' $50 r0ano-
Gardener for Alameda co.; $50 found.
Chorenfan, private place; boss here; $50 i'd
Choreboy, close by; SIS found
8 other places for choremen; wages $40 to
$50 found
BUTCHERS.
Slaughter butcher, large meat company; south;
LAUNDRYMEN.
Laundryman. government Institution; $40 ID
TINSAfITHS.
tinsmiths for country shop; 81. 40 10 IS day.
LOOK
ship CALKERS-
ship cslkers. city; 50 TO s. day.
TRIPE CLEANERS.
2 men TO clean and handle tripe for large
packing house; SO week
BLACKSMITFS.
Carriage blacksmith for small country shop;
BRICK MAKERS
German brick makers for factory close to
city; top wages
WHITE PALACE HOTEL
500 splendidly furnished rooms, 35c. SOC AMI
75c per day; free baths with every room;
largest hotel office and clubhouses on Pacific
coast; facing Van Ness av.; baggage checked
and stored free OF charge; highest grade OF
WHITE PALACE HOTEI-NEvER CLOSED.
Eleventh and Market sts., San Francisco
DIARIES.
FARMS, RANCHES
Butter er maker. San Ms MsteS $50 found, .O ''HD'
Married mixer, north; $40 and found
vineyard hands, Sonoma county; S5c fare;
$50 found.
Farmers for Napa county. easy place; work
the year round; $50 found
scraper teamsters ranch; south; $40 found
Farmer and wife, Solano county; $50 found
Mixer and wife, Sutter county: $40 month
and found; four room house
Farmer and wife. Placer county; no objec-
tion to children; $40 found
HUNDREDS OF OTHER
NEW ONES ALWAYS COMING IN.
SEE Us.
WE CAN PLACE YOU SURE.
MURRAY READY,
Eleventh and Market sts., San Francisco
Sixth and Franklin sts-. Oakland.
CALL BRANCH OFFICE. 1851 Fillmore st
ne<r Post.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-19
CITY LAND TITLES.

Only a relatively short tine
now remains In which 70 estab-
hsh title 10 your real property
under the called .-McENER-
NEY ACT" There is no title to
San Francisco lands other than
a decree under that acr-it has
been decided by the SU-
PRENE COURT OF CALIFOR-
NIA-and for that reason the
city city, Of San; San Fra5siseo :.SsIs Tsaa.' MI no
moreover. City Deed. even II
obtainable, would bar the city
only whereas decree under the
act bars AL the world
THE LAWYERS TITLE
COMPANY was organized for
the purpose OF establishing u
ties under this act. and il be-
slows prompt and careful at
tention upon all business tntrust-
ed 10 il.
LAWYERS TITLE COMPANY.
1916 SUFFER- ST, SAN FRANCISCO
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS:
CARTER P. PoMERoY. e S. HELLER
R. T. HARDING. J. W. LILIENTHAL.
c. b. SESSIONS. J. G McK1NsTRY.
FRANK P DEERNG. cHAs. W SLACK.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-19
BUSINESS cHANcEs-coptirued

Do you want legitimate paying business
a any kindf II so we have something for
every body from 500 10 SIC. 600. such as res
lScf3ots. lunch counters. groceries, saloons.
Slger stands. hotels. rooming houses and fats
Partnerships and other paying propositions
Sorasr grocery store With living rooms.
per month. must sell: leaving city
Restaurant with saloon license IN one OF
the best locations 10 Oakland; viii sell all or
= interest; look this I'D.
Bakery doing dne business: viii sen cheap.
De fcatessen and restaurant; will sell cheap;
small amount OF money viii handle these
propositions
COAST REALTY Co.
Room B. o69 Broadway.
Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-19

EMPLOYMENT WANTED-MALE
GOOD position wanted by experienced offceman
who is thoroughly on to his job, competent
book keeper and cashier; quick, accurate ard
reiiabie well qualified TO manage office,
good salary required; best results in return
Box 4173. Gail Office.
ACCOUNTANT-I win unravei accounting tan
giles. open sets Of books. change single 20
donble entry. individual and partnership to cor
pora tion accounts systematize office methods.
HERBERT NJ BRACE, ISL Market St; phone
Kearny 3340.
WELL. educated man of 81 years. who for last
10 years has followed railway construction In
various capacities. wishes immediate employ
ment; am ready TO 90 anywhere and do any
thing compatible with deceney- Box 1905
Call Office.
FIRST CLASS couple desires position In hotel or
first class boarding house, man is capable TO
take full charge OF kitchen and dining room !:
wife erst class house keeper; best of refer
ences can be furnished Box s191. Call office.
YOUNG man. o. stationery salesman, acquainted
with tile trade. wishes situation in wholesale
or retail house. with chance of advancement;
moderate salary 10 start. references. Box
4027. Call office.
DANISH farmer wishes work on farm. Ad-
dress F. ANDERSON, 221 8d y.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-08
SUSPICIOUS FIRES.
Three ConGagratIOns in Washington
 Did Much Damage.


 Did Much Damage.
 washington, July 7.-Most of ths city was left in peril while the fire department worked on three conhagra- tions that broke out from suspicious origin in different parts of the city last night, resulting in minor injuries to firemen, the death of twenty horses and property damage of upward of S90.000.
 The principal losses, however. were;
 The HaineS department store. Eighth and D streets, Southeast; The Virginia Stables, 18th and C., Northwest: the Ballinser and Gray Commission House s25 Louisiana avenue. Northwest; and the adjoining storage and packing house Of c. H. Javins.
 During the excitement at the conn mission house fire, N. J. Mccarthy, a saloon proprietor. fell through a sky light and landed in a den in which a large black bear was confined, but was quickly rescued
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-08
Buffalo Lithia
 Springs Hotel
owned and Operated by BUFFALO LIrHIA SPRINGS WATER
 COMPANY.

COMFAN As
 BUFFALO LIrH1A SPRINGS VA. This weIl-known health resort uituated on the Southern Railway nfty-fve miles from Danville. Va. and one hundred ana nfty-one miles from Norfolk. win open for guests June 18th Comfortably appointed Hotel and cottages-well shaded lawn--sx- tensivs verandaS-muSie
 For rates and further particulars addreaz
 A. W. ARCHER. Manager. sit Buffalo LAthia Springs. Va
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-08
Complaints of Poor Street
 Car SerUice Are Widespread

ton and we will improve the service as soon as we can"
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-02-29
ALBERT WHELAN, ENGLISH
COMEDIAN, AT PROCTOR'S.

A program of somewhat international
flavor will be presented at f. F. Proc
tors Park place playhouse next week.
England is represented by Albert
Whelan, comedian and mimic. Since
Mr.. Whelan's initial appearance in
America about five weeks ago he has
met with much success with his MINI
icry, jests and rapid changes. Another
Feature will be Frank Westerton and
company's first appearance here in a
realistic sketch of frontier life entitled
'In the Far West"
Walter C. Kelly win tell in his droll
way the doings of 1.-THE Virginia
judge" Spissell Brothers and Mack will
try to get all the fun possible out Of
the acrobatic end of the bill; the Jack
Wilson company win appear in a black
face singing and dancing turn, and
Finlay and Burke, a team of come
dams indulge in Celtic witticisms.
Another feature will be the reappear-
ance of THE Village Choir" a quar-
tet of vocalists who helped to make
w. A. Brady's production of "Way
Down East" a success; Adamini and
Taylor. a duo of musicians, will lend
variety and sweet music to the enter
tainment, and new animated pictures
will bring it to a close.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-02-29
NEWARkERS PROMINENT IN
NEXT WALDMANN SHOW,

There are three Newark boys among
the entertainers who compose ]. II.
Mack's world Beaters'' burlesque
company, which is to spend next weel;
at Waldmann's. They are Gus Dorsch,
Fred Russell and Frank Martin.
Dorsch and Russell present a musical
and scenic sketch in the olio called
1.-THE Musical Railroaders,'' and Mr..
Martin bears an important part in the
burlesques. Besides these three, Imrl
Fox, comic c%onjurer, who also lives IN
this city, will perform his tricks. He
has just returned from a successful
European tour,
The company will offer two burlettas,
one "A Trip to Newport and the other
1.-THE Isle of Rubbernecks." Both Of
ferings have special musical features
and lyrics, and each will have the en-
tire cast of thirty-flve players, many
of whom are young women.
The olio has Reid and Maitland.
Reded and Hadley, Genie Pollard. Syl-
van and O'Neil in a~crobatics; Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Buckley, besides the 9TH
ers mentioned.