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The Washington herald., 1909-04-08
DISTRICT COURTS.
Court OF Appeals.

Present: The Chic Justice. Mr Justice Roob. Alr.
Justice Van Orsieu
Admissions: ". l. Marhury. ". g B0wdoin. ir
Henri Heath. John II. Abrams. appeared and
took the oath as az attorney ~ This court
No. 1855. New York Continental Jewell FIltra-
tiou Company Vs. Distrct of Columbia; Argument
continued hy Mr J. H. Hayden. for appellant.
concluded hy Mr. 81. II. White for appellee. and
on molua q appellant. allowed % fie reply brief.
No. 1892 Philadelphia Company vs. Dickinson
e. a.; argument commenced ty Mr. ". l. Mar
hury fer appellant. continued by Mr. Stuart SIC
Nalnarl for appellee
No. 100 johnson e. al vs.. IS. T. & T. Co
affirmed opinion By Mr.. Chicf Justice Shepard
Assignments FOR today
No 49, Philadelphia Company - Secretary q
War, un hearing. Attoncy Mor-an n Beacll
No lasl- Maycr IS American Security and Trust
Company q a. Attorneys. Rrsndenburg & Braa-
dlnbw--W- T. Mattiagly and J. b. Larner.
No. 1881 Minnir Company vs. Smith & Bros
Attorneys. F. r. Rhod1s and Wilson & Barksdalo-
n. ". WhcaticT.
No. 1875. ocks;adt "a Boulcs. ATTORNEYS. Pad
gett & F0rD~t-L. Tohriner.
No. 1875 United States vs. Mason Attorneys.
ID. W Baker and j. C. Adkins
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WILL CELEBRATE SURRENDER.
AppOmattox Day 10 Be Observed in
Traditional style.

Appomattox day comes tomorrow. and
it viii be celebrated IN traditional STYLE
by Encampment No. II. Union Veteran
Legion The observance viii be held in the
hall. 3lS Pennsylvania avenue southeast.
at 3 O'Clock in the evening.
The grafton viii be delivered By Col.
John McElrOy, past senior vice national
commander of the Grand Army Of the
Republic. and other addresses VIII be
made by comrades who participated at
the surrender Of Gen. Lee % the com
mander Of the Union forces.
The rally Of the Union Veteran Legion
TO take place at the twenty-nfth national
encampment. which viii be held I'm this
city September next, is now being plan
ned
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Probate Court.
JUSTICE WRIGHT.


Estate q John Miller; petition 70 sen personal
property. Attorney. p. =. Legation.
Estate n John n Clsup. petition for inSruc-
tons. Attorney. J. j. Darlington.
Estate n HorafiO \. smith: order granting letters
n administrariun- Attorney. q. r Collins
In samuel b. Clements e. al; order inCreas-
Ing bond. Attorney. O. r. Header
Estate q James a. Ashley. order granting let
ters of administration; bond. 20o. Attorney g.
y Emig
Estate 1f Jane Denny petition for letters tesla
men,ary Attorneys. GCuion 4 Gouiol-
Estate Il John NJ. ClaDp; order % pay certain
lezacies. Attorney. J. J. Darlington
Estate n Margaret r. smith, order granting ler
tiers testamentsry, boad. S2eo. Attorneys. Carey
A Glenn.
Estate n William Russell. petition for letters
tesrzmentaTy- AttoueE. H. Wallace
Estate n Maria France. excmpided coQT q VIII
dated February p I53 Ned.
Estate q George a We'll. VIII dated March p.
1919 and petition Tor lettcrs testamentary- AttCr-
neT. W. H. Dennis.
Estate q George VI. Taylor; petition for letters
testarneliary. Attonegs Coldren 4 Fennins
Estate q Margaret Miller; VIII dated December
g. 1915 fled
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Equity Court No. ?
JUSTICE WRIGHT.

No. ZJ75. Thomas vs.. Cglliuauc. leave 20 SIC ard
amend petition granted. Attorneys. r g. Donald
yon-M :. Colbert. e. ". Turner. ard J. g. Ad-
kius.
No. 'sil2 Hamilton vs. Fcrdau et al order 10
improve property. Attorneys n. " sohon-J u.
NJ. 9sao. NoCullagh VS.. McCuussh, order Of
publication. Attorneys. G. G. Calhoun snd Carter
d BROOKE.
No. SlE. Bender Is Bender e. a.: argued and
submitted Attorneys. c. 5. Hiliyer-H l. Quinn.
No. Ess3. Ball vs. Ban et a. same Attorneys
Coldrcn Feuuing-A- c. Wells.
No. 27s75 Lee vs. Lee 20 a.: absolute divorce
granted Attorneys. G. Carrngton-D. R0thschHd
No. -5-2a Sec1udiue vs. hischcock. cause dis
missed. Attorneys. ". II. Robson and D. B. Hen
dCsCn-F. J. Campbell ard J. r. Webster
No. 25793. MuskT1t ct al vs. same; same Attor-
news. same.
No. 2s77s Brown ct al IS. same; same. At,or-
ncys. same.
No E5I- Johnson vs. SomeriIIe. argued and
submitted. Attorneys. Bates Warrcn-J. d. Wil.
iams
Assignments for to-day:
No SIS National Union IS. Scott e al At+or-
ncys. W. 3. Reilly and Turner & DOYLE
No. 80 TAILOR Washington and Chesapeake
Beach Railway Company. Attorneys a s. Worth
ingtOn-Fult0n lewis
No ~ 5oyoe Is Joycr. Attorneys. Balderson &
Taylor-L. VI. King
No So Johnson rs Alexandria, &c. Attorneys.
Bates Warren-Campbeu.
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supreme Court of the United states.

Supreme Court of the United States.
Present: The Chief Jrstioe. Mr. Justice Harlan,
1ir Justice Brewer Nh Justice Peehhaza, ME. dus-
tice McKeuna Mr.. Justice Holmes. Mr.. Justice
Day. and Mr. Justice Moody
james H. Corbitt. of Suffolk. Va. ano Charles
K. Beekman. of New York City. n T.. were ad-
mitted 20 practice
10 Ia AiolHe Z. Dulree and Willism r. Du-
pree. petitioners. vs. C. w. Mansur: argument ON
tiuued by Mr. j. j. Darlington for the petitioners
and by Mr.. Hannis Taylor for the respondents and
conciuded by Mr.. J. j. Darlington Tor the peti-
tioners
No n. Auristsla Santiago Ct al. heirs. SC
plaintiffs in error Antonio Pons Nogueras e al,
&C.:
No l22 Auristela santiago et al. heirs. &c.
plaintiffs in error. vs.. Gil Ramon Gonzales >
Rodriguez;
No l29. Auristela Santiago Ct al. heirs. &c.
Plaintiffs in error. TeOd0re Aloscoso and AleJan-
drina Mora fsjardo. his wife. and
No. 80. Auristela Santiago et al. heirs. &c..
plaintiffs in erTur. vs. Ana Semidey. widow Of An
tonic Costa. et al: submitted hy Mr. Francis H.
Dexter for the plaintiffs IN error and hy Mr. Charles
HartzelI for the defendants in error in Nos, IL
rs and 10.
No. H. The District Of Columbia. PLAINTIFF in
error Alice Brooke argued hy Mr.. +. n.
stephens for the plaintiff IN error and by Mr. John
Rdout for the defendant ir eTor.
No. is. B0luillas Land and Cattle Company
appeilalt, IS. J. n Curtis q al: argued By Mr.
Eugene 5. Ives fer the appellant and submitted BY
Nh. H. L. Pickett sna Mr.. Ben Goodrich Tor the
appellees-
No is. The Order Il Railroad Telegraphsrs
appellant. The Louisville and Nashville nai-
road C0mnany appeal from the Circuit Court n ths
United States for the Western district of KENTUCKY
dismissed with costs pursuant 20 the sixteenth lle
on motion q Mr.. +. kenEedy Helm for the ap-
pelloe
No. i5S Maria de las NieTes Cabrera and Msg5a-
lena De Ia Cniz. appellants. sS The American
Colonial Bank. submitted ty Mr.. Francis II. Dexter
for the appellants and by Air. y. b. X. Pettingiu
Tor the appellee.
No ~. Bucnaventura Uhau YramateCIi
plaintiff IN eTor. Jaeinto Lorenzo Lopez Lab0rIe
e al; argument commenced b. Mr.. Walter b.
DaFidge FOR the plaintiff in error.
Adjourned untii tomorrow at y O'Clock.
The day 0n for THURSDAY. April g. win be as
follows; Nos lE. li5 ia, l5 l4s land zl5I. AZ
lis. 80. 10. and I52
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The Madeira Athletic Club wants games
with all teams averaging eighteen years.
The Du Points. Petworth Athletic Club
Stanhope Athletic Club. First Builders.
Langdcn Athletic Club, and Washington
Athletic Club preferred. Address Co,+
Matthew Noone. Il4O Twentv-tbird strsot
northwest.
The lineup: Noone. catcher; Norris
McGrann. and Petit, pitchers; Johnson
first base; Callaghan. second base: Roche
tiird base; Barry. Petit. Young. Jones
Riley. and Parnell. outfelders: Pierce
shortstop.
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GUARDSMEN VS.. MIDDIES.
Rifle Match Booked for Navy Team
on May II.

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Annapolis. Nd. April The schedule
Of rife matches for the midshipmen
marksmen, announced to-day. includes a
contest with the District OF Columbia Ma
tional Guard on May I3. and the regular
contests with the field and stan team or
State Guardsmen.
The schedule Of other matches follows,
May l. Fourth Infantry. Maryland Ma
tional Guard: May 8 field and STAFF
Maryland National Guard. May Is. Ma
tioHaI Guard. District of Columbia: May
2, Seventy-frst Regiment. New York Ma
tional Guard: May %. field and staff
Maryland National Guard. and return
match 20 be shot over the state range
al Glen Burnie All other contests VIII
take place over the Naval Academy
ranges
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DAILY COURT RECORD
"wednesday, April 7, IsOs1

No a. Joailan vs. Miller Attorneys. Decsie.
Fulton q CoT-A. Peter and =. B. Ray.
No 4ST Marsh ys- Washington Railway and Elec.
trc Company. Attorneys. W. T. Lester-C- A.
Douglas and G. T. Hoover.
Circuit Court No. ?.
CHEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
No. $3.50. Bean City and Suburban Railway
Company; on trial. Attorneys. ". &. Gardner and
T. n. H0pewel-C. A. Douglas and G. 2. Hoover.
No 5lf53. English Dommis: Judgment b. de-
fault. Attorneys. j. ". Glennan and 2. I. Gies.
No. 5li6o. Ashhy vs. Legg q al: rule 20 show
ea1se discharged and petition dismissed Attorneys.
]. G. H0vard-T. l. JefOris.
Assignments for MONDAY April y:
No. 80 Shoemaker. executor. vs. Weeden e. al
Attorneys Lambert & Yeatman-E. II. Thomas
No pa Jackson. trustee. Washington Balti-
more and Annapolis Electric Railway Company.
Attorneys T. B. slater-Marbuy & GOSneu and
A. A. Hoehling +.
No 80. Enameled Metals Company - Ra1-
AttOmeyE Tucker & Kenyon-Brandenburg &
Bnndenburg.
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Yost to Cut Out sprinr Prnctine

Morgantown. W. Va. April Hurry
up Yost. the Michigan football coach.
who has been visiting friends here for
several days. says that he viii drop the
spring practice this year and have an
the candidates for the team practice hard
II their studies.
Alr. Yost says that with two exceptions
the eighty-tive candidates who took
spring practice last year flunked in their
studies and were dropped from the team.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-08
viii Launch Destroyer.

The torpedo boat destroyer smith will
be launched in Philadelphia on April 90
The Smith is named after Lieut.. Joseph
B. Smith. who lost his life on the Con
gress when that vessel was captured nv
the MeTrlmac. Mrs John A. Bremen of
Boston. who is the nearest living relative
Of Lieut. Smith, viii christen the de-
strOyer.
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SEVEN HOME RUNS MADE.
Episcopal High Wins Remarkable
Game from Baltimore Rivals.

hTeclal 70 Inc washington Herald
Alexandra. Va. April THE Episcopal
High School Of Alexandra won a close
and hOtly-contested ten-inning game here
this afternoon from Baltimore City Col
lege by 10 TO II. It was the most re-
markable game played on these grounds
this season Seven home runs were reg
istered. four by visitors and three bv
Episcopal High.
Grant pitched for the home team and
struck out twelve. Pieper sent five 10 the
bench for tle Baltimo9eans and allowed
four 10 walk in the seventhinninC with
the score 10 TO 3 in favor OF the visitors
The AleXardrians scored four runs in
that inning and three in the next. tieing
the score. In the tenth with Hewitt on
third base and one out, a single by Pen
dleton made the final tally. The score:
RHE
Episcopal High. 0 0 2 4sOl-u II :
Baltimore. . o 5 20 O-I0 10 6
BatteTies-Gand and Hunter; Dienor and Rag
land.
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Earned uuns-Gallaudet 5 First base by errors
Washington. 4 Gallaudet. =. Left on bases-Wash-
ington. 8: Gallaudet g. First base on haIIs-Gr
Baden. .; oh Dillon. . Struck out-By Baden 3;
by Dillon. g. Two-hase hit-BelL stolen base
Turner. Knots q. Kelly Morris Double plays-
Noonan 10 Kelly 20 Knots O.. Wild ritch-Ba-
den. Umpirss-AlCssrs Holiday and Craven. Time
Of gsme-l hour and p minutes.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-08

80. TsE Samusl ~ Taylor vs.. Robert G.
Dove. damages. Sloo00 Attorneys. Lester & Price
40. 5lIB John F1UuCr Vs The WashiuC-Cl
Railway ard Electric Company. damages SO eoc.
Attoueys. y. l. DodEe aud T. l. Gies.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-08

The foll0Wing c.3ers have been issued
AlidshiTaan Y. J.. HERBsTER when discharged
from treatment T. S Naval Hospital New
York granted sick leave six weeks
Passed Assistant Surgeon T. h. WHEELER de-
tached duty training station. Narraennsctt Bay.
10 duty in attendance L. S. Naval Medical
School. Washington.
Assistant Surgeon T. 6. FOSTER. detached L. s.
Naval Hospital. naval station. Narragansett Bay.
70 duty L. 5. Naval Medical school Wash
inrtln.
Assistant surgeon g. ~ OLSON dctached navy
recruiting station. PittsbrTg % duty L. s.
Naval Medical school, Washington.
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All advertising contracts made by The
Washington Herald are based upon its
bona fide circulation-a circulation in
Washington larger by thousands than was
ever before o-Lzined BY any morning news
?; ;per at the Capital It's books are open.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-08

Baltimore. April THE Eureka Club
settled upon the date for the Al Schu-
nacher-Kid Bebee bout yesterday. and
.he match viii come of on next Tuesday
ight a week at Germania Maennerchor
Hail
The Washington herald., 1909-04-08

Joe Turner will meet Sailor" Gordon.
champion wrestler Of the United States
navy. in the National Guard Armory this
evening.
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Criminal Court No. 1.
JUSTICE GOULD.

Criminal Court No. 2.
JUSTICE ANDERSON
In re estate II Rnsauna G. Young: verdict SIS
tsia'ns TilL Attorneys. Z. T.. Wilsoa- r. g. Hume
No. fsl77 Bethel vs. Reilly: verdict for plain
tid for aH6
No. N7s7. r. A. Adv. Pub CO. vs.. Aver & Son;
on trial Attorneys. =. L. Gies-E o. Wasenhorst
ami J. 4. johnson.
Assignment for tc-dsy-Lunacy Truoeedinss.
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District Court.
NmWamfrW

a-tlAAAA- -A-NAf fA--tAlta-A-
80 6L Iu re payment n damages ancounr
change of grade; crmpensation q Ccmmissioucr
fixed
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PHILLIPS HOuSE

ReseTTatious fcr Easter and sIEing n5s bsi
MADE Rates and Booklet On ruqueEt
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MOUNT VERNON.
\ Str. Charles Manchester Capacity l,7OO)

Leaving wharf. ID and n SIS. sE. daily. s1ceDt
sunday. 10 q. N. and IS5 ?. n
FARE-75c ROUND TRIP.
Twr7rrr lfrrfe N a n-a~
The Washington herald., 1909-04-08

HOTEL BOTHWELL-

tlRGINIA AVE. Second House from BosrdEa-E
Open al yezE OTgTiookirg the Steel Ple-. -
Sats bathN J. 4 y. R. boutwell,
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-28
MERRY WHIRL COMPANY
SCORES AT WALDMANN'S.

One of the most up-to-date, artistic
and best burlesque companies that has
been presented thus far in this city
was seen i'm the Merry Whirl Com
pany thai began a weeks engagement
at Waldmann's Opera House yesterday.
1t must b. conceded that for pretty
women, scenic and light effects, n
exquisite costumes, this company takes
first prize. The offering is an innova-
ton In the burlesque line. Two good
playlets, each with a distinct plot, are
presented and the audience by its gem
erous applause showed that this style
was welcome.
James C. Morton and Sherman Wade,
assisted by Miss Marie Beaugarde, are
the stars. Paul Waite and Walter
Pearson are other favorites. The open
ing burletta, called 1.-THE Magic Ring"
introduces Morton and Wade as "the
clock and the snowman" play, Play,
Play" sang by the two comedians,
brought repeated encores. The closing
act. s.The Merry Whirl," has a good
plot. Here Miss B%eaugarde and Miss
Claire Maynard show TO advantage.
Others In the cast who help make the
show "a success are Anna Hastings,
vennefte Pressler, May Emerald,
Eleanor lie Estelle. Ruth Glenroy,
Anna Spears, Ada Judge, May Revere,
Allan Reid and G. p. NORMAN.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-28

letic act. All kinds of apparently i'm
possible stunts are attempted-and ae-
complished. Slapstick comedy, in which
the smallest of the company, as well
al the largest, take part, is carried of
TO perfection.
The Ten Georgia Campers, q COM
pany of sweet-voiced darkies, Is n
of the most successful acts of Its kind
seen recently in Newark. The setting
is particularly fine. and after the grand
finale of the act. IN which a represent
tatlon OF a plantation dancing contest
is given. the applause warranted an
encore.
Charles Robinson, from the applause
he received at the end of his rendition
OF The Mocking Bird is one of the
most popular whistlers on the Amer
lean stage. The Hanem Hath troupe
of Turkish dancers has the appeal Of
being genuine, at least. The Break
away Barlows, sensational gymnasts,
were fairly well liked. Josephine Davis,
an lngenue who recently celebrated
New Years and is not ashamed of it,
made a well-deserved hit. 1.-The Bell
boy and the Maid" the name of a song
ambulance act given by Eddie Roadway
and Gertrude Lawrence, Is not apro-
pos. The act, 50 far as<it goes, is
a crackerjaek l~augh-getter, with short
little Eddie and tall. 1.-THE Gertrude
but there's no bellboy and there's no
maid. George Seaman, In illustrated
songs, sings with a telling Tilt, while
Lew Leslie and Belle Baker max a
fine curtain raiser. The motion pic
lures this week are especially COM
mendable.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-28
REPORTER THE HERO OF
PLAY AT THE COLUMBIA.

1.-THE Girl and the Detective by
Charles f.. Blaney and ]. Searle Daw-
ley, was presented to large audiences
at 10Th performances at the Columbia
Theatre yesterday. The play opens in
the "city room of the New York Wire.
Henry Tanner, the star reporter. had
been gent out to interview Lord VAL
mont, who has Just returned from Eng
land with Lady Valmont. Henry Tan
ner Is the brother of Lady Valmont,
but this is not known to anyone except
the villain. Tanner meets his sister on
his way to her house, and when they
arrive at her home they find Lord Val
mont dead and robbed of several nun
bred dollars in English. bonds. They
decide to keep this a secret until they
are able to obtain the bonds again.
Detective Haggerty is put on the
case. and seeing Tanner come from
the house thinks h latter is the muir
derer. Little Tykiet" a waif from an
orphan asylum, comes to Tanners
rescue, however. When all seems lost,
and the real murderer is discovered
and shot.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-28
POLICE BELIEVE
HORSE PRISONER
IS UNOER ARREST
Drugstore Clerks Identify Man
as One Having Bought
Arsenic from Them.

Facing a strong circumstantiai case
woven about him by the detectives who
arrested him last night on a charge of
poisoning five horses belonging to Ma
than Zemel, of 50 Vincent street, the
man who gave his name as Samuel
Harris, of 400 Grand street, Jersey City,
is being held at the Third Precinct po-
lice station until his case can be further
Investigated.
Two Of Zemels horses We're found
dead in their stalls yesterday morning
and three Others dropped dead in the
street later in the day. DIR. w. Runge,
1870 Union street, and Dr.. Henry Van
der Reset. ~ Orchard street, veterin-
arians, examined the horses II found
that they had been poisoned with ar
senic.
Plainclothesmen Brex and Adubato,
who arrested Harris" declare that
the man was never known at the Jer-
sey City address. Zemel, who is a char
coal dealer, said the man came to his
house Sunday afternoon and asked for
work. after telling a hard luck story.
He said he asked his visitor to write
out his name and address. Harris
wrote Harry Derkman, go Boyd street,
Newark"
1t is alleged that three clerks in a
drug store in the lower part of the
city have positively Identified Harris
as the man to whom they sold one
pound of arsenic Saturday afternoon.
| They said he complained that his stable
was infested with rats. and asked for
the arsenic. They sold him rat poison
instead. Later he came back and said
the rat poison was not effective and
asked for arsenic again. He secured
q pound of the poison.
A small boy who had seen a man
lurking about Zemel's stable late Sun
day night. was brought to the Third
Precinct station today. Before he saw
the prisoner he said the man he had
seen wore a blue tie with white checks.
Harris wore no tie, but a blue one
checked with white was found in his
pocket.
The detectives declared that when
they arrested the man he was with
men h enmity to Zemel has been
marked.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-28
Little Taliaferro Maid at New
ark Theatre Wins in Part
Sister Made Famous.
GEORGE ABE SKETCH
PLEASES PROCTOR FOLK
Lyric, Waldmann's and Miners
Theatres Serve Up Good En-
tertainment TO Big Attendance.

~ was a little bit of a maiden that
strone hid for local popular
4 ~ sthe Nawark Theatre last night.
,rba ssnaral verdict was that Miss Edith
Taliaferro was decidedly not travelling
on her sisters laurels. ACCOMPANYING
her diminutive stature is a winsome
charm and a dainty freshness wholly
sst,as.,na Tba naive remark of Polly
are delivered with a oraWiihB Posi..'N
Goo that makes the little "clrcus ridin'
s,rr, Irresistible.
BY this time everyone knows Tue
story of Polly-how she canne -
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-28
VARIED BILL OF EXCELLENCE
PROGRAM AT PROCTOR'S.

That a highly attractive feature at
Proctor's Theatre this week Is 'Tpe
Fakir and the Lady" played by /.
Roy Barnes and Miss Bessie Crawford
was evidenced by the amount of APP
plause which the act received.
1.-THE Mayor and the Manicure by
George AIDE, is ably presented ny Ed
win Barbour and company. Fred War
rem and AL Blanchard are Responsible
for some amusing dialogue.
1.-THE Chalk Line taken from life. is
presented by Harlan Knight, assisted
by Miss Lillian Volkman and George
Neville. The Song shop deserved the
applause it received. The Vendmars
presented their gymnastie nonsense in
clever nnTsoer. Miss Meta vesta.
John Gilbert and Gus fiyhh coh.riDu.eu
nonbination of good music and fun.
Harry Tighe and company succeeded
IN interesting the audience for twenty
%,ninutes before the last curtain fell.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-28
CAPTURE ALLEGED THIEF;
FAIL TO GET JEWELS.
Inez Steel Brought Back from
Virginia Without HeirlOOmS.

Charged by Mrs. Elizabeth Garfield,
Of 1855 Broad street, with the theft Of
jewelry and clothing valued at $l21.5 30.
Inez Steel, a negress, 20 years old, was
arraigned before Judge Hahn in the
First Precinct Court today. The wom-
an was brought back to this city by
Sergeant Edward Donovan, of the local
detective bureau, from Portsmouth,
Va. last night. Two rings, a necklace
and a gold chaind and locket were re-
covered, but II other property is stin
missing, the prisoner refusing to di-
vulge where she has hidden It.
One of the most treasured articles
stolen was an antique necklace which
had been In the Garfield family since
Napoleon's time. The woman was held
in $500 bail to await the action of the
grand jury.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-28

pictorial and lecturette review of DIR.
Frederick Cooks explorations Of the
polar regions Is a commercially enter
tanning and instructive feature OF the
Areade's entertainment being provided
for the first half of the week. The
varied and liberal Vitagraph motion
pictures are i~nterspersed with vaudeville
contributions that command attention
as to quality as we'll as quantity. The
Stuarts head the list with an ingenious
comedy sketch entitled bud II
Pussy The ~Harringtons' grotesque
acrobatic aerial ring stunts are made
all the more attractive by being de-.
Iightfully original and artistic. the
spirited singing and lively dancing by.
Miss Frances Gibson at once caused her
to become a favorite. Thursdays COM
plete change of vaudeville features will
bring forth as its chief number. Mile,
Isabella's canine curriculum.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-28
JACKS OWN COMPANY
PLEASES EMPIRE PATRONS.

Sam 7. Jacks Own Co" gave a good
performance at Miners Empire Theatre
last night. beginning a weeks engage
ment. The curtain raiser, "A Mid
night Spree" gives everyone with the
blues a chance to lay them aside. 1t
is well-staged. and many pretty scenic
effects are displayed.
The hilarious actions of Kitty Francis,
as Mrs. Rich, are particularly COM
mendable. In the olio, Eddie Barto,
as the American Boy, made a hit.
Charles w. Douglass. Blanch, Wash
burn and company, present a skit en-
tilted Entertaining the Colonel which
was well received. The performance
concludes with Girls in Girl Land"
which was full of ginger. The house
was we'll filled last night.