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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-07-15
PROBE SUTTON DEATH
)UIZ CAUSES ANXIETY AMONG THE
MARINE OFFICERS.
Second Court of Inquiry Will Convene
at apolis-Mother Would
Clear Sons Name.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., July To-
Evidences Of anxiety among the marine
officers on whose testimony a board of
inquiry found in 1907 that Lieut. James
y. Sutton committed suicide, and that
no one but himself was i'll any way re-
spOnsible for his death. came today
when the navy department announced
that all testimony at the rcOpened in
quiry would be taken under oath, ami
that if it should be found that Lieut..
Sutton was killed in a duel every effort
would be made to bring the guilty par
Elephants to justice.
1 he first indication of the apparent
alarm this announcement caused those
concerned in the events of the night
when Lieut.. Sutton was killed came
when an officer who testified nj the pre-
vious inquest called at the navy depart
ment and asked permission to see the
evidence he had given for the purpose of
refreshing his memory should he be
called again to the witness stand
This request was refused and Assist
ant Secretary of the Navy Beeklaan
Winthrop then announced that the les-
timony at the first inquest had not been
given under oath and that careful review
Of the evidence had disclosed certain
missing and conflicting features which
made it far from perfect record of
the case.
Taken in connection with the fact that
Lieut.. X. T.. Adams and Lieut.. L. a.
Dsterman of the marine corps have been
brought back from China to face the sec
md inquiry on the allegations of Sutton
mother that her son was killed by one
If them in a duel, Assistant Secretary
Winthrop's assertion that the navy de-
partment intends going to the bottom of
HE affair is held 10y relatives and friends
If the dead officer to bear promise of
disclosures that possibly will bear fruit
IN trial in a criminal court of one
)r more officers of the marine corps Oh
, charges of murder.
The second court of inquiry has been
selected and will convene at Annapolis
July 10. Mrs. James y. Sutton has per
sisted for more than year in her efforts
10 bring the navy department round 10
her view that the former inquiry into her
sons death was conducted solely as Il
whitewash for his SlayerS.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-07-15
HERO OF WARS IN
FRANCE Is DEAD
GENERAL THE MARQUIS DE GALL
FET, PARIS FAvoRITE, Sue
CUMBS TO APOPLEXY.
INJURED AT PUEBLA, MEXICO.
Conducted Brilliant Campaign in Africa
and Defended Government Dur
ing the Commune.
WAS NOTED FOR HIS READY WIT

PARIS. July 10.-General the Marquis
de Gallifet, former minister Of war, is
dead. He was stricken by apopleyy a
few months ago, and third stroke
proved fatal.
From the day he killed his fencing
master in "A duel until as minister of
war, tifty-two years later. he routed the
foes of the Waldcck Rousseau ministry
in the Chamber of Deputies and silenced
critics of his official conduct of the Drey-
fus affair, CASTOR Alexandra Auguste,
Marquis de Galifet, was ever the hero
Of whatever enterprise engaged his domi-
naut personality. In gallantry i'll the
field and in salon, martial courage and
military genius, he won pre-eminence.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-07-15
Conferees Make Haste.
PAYNE OPPOSES INCOME TAX.
Pennsylvania Declares II Will Develop
Nation of Liars

WASHINGTON, j. C., July IL
Special After agreeing to take n
vote today at / o'clock On the joint rcso-
luton proposing an amendment to the
constitution authorizing the lcvyiug of
an income tax, regardless of appurtou.
neut among the several states, the
House proceeded To discuss the propo.
sitiOu.
II believe it tends TO make n nation
% liars" declared Chairman Payne, in
connection with a statement that he was
utterly opposed to such a tar in times
81 peace. He believed il was the most
dinicult Of enforcement and the hardest
to collect. 1T is, in a word.'' he said
IA lax upon the incomes of honest men
ana an exemption To some extent To the
rascnls," lie hoped II would never be-
inNnE ed.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-07-15
A SCRAMBLE FOR GOLD.
The Eight Million Dollar Burnes Estate
Bone Which Causes Con-
tentOn.

ST. JOSEPH Mo. July 12.-Steps
are being taken for the distribution OF
the SS,OUOOOO Burncs estate, part OF
which is to 90 tu Mrs. Majorie Burnes
Love. otherwise Alrs, Sidney G. Love
wife of the stOckbrokrr whose career
in Chicago and New York has beer
spectacular.
Mrs. Love, whose home is now in New
York. was said by several famous paint.
ers. before her marriage, to be the most
beautiful woman in America.
4 contest for the SS.Oon,Ooo estate has
been waged since 1896 and has just beer
settled. An attempt was made TO have
Mary v Burncs. Mrs. Loves sister
declared insane, but it was frustrated
and she was granted life income OF
$1,000 year.
The estate was founded by three
BurneS brothers who came from Ken
lucky in the pioneer days.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-07-15
CYCLONE IN ST. LOUIS.
Wires Are Thrown Down and Trees Up
rooted by Heavy
Wind

ST. LOUIS. Mo-, July IA cyclonc
wind struck st. Louis and suburbs at
noon today. Telegraph and telephone
wires were thrown down. In st. Louis
county trees were uprooted.
The wind struck the steamer Alton as
il passed with 800 passengers from st.
Louis through the draw of the bridge
at Alton, H., twenty-five miles north
of here. The steamer was swung around
until it was damned against pier Of
the bridge a part of the wheel house
was torn off.
The wind picked up wagons and threw
the horses and drivers to the ground. Be
cause of trolley wires being torn down
the electric cars in certain parts of the
city were stopped for an hour.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-07-15
BREAD FAMINE IN U. S. CAMP.
Regulars at Sparta, Wis, Unable to
Get Enough.

SPARTA, Wis. July 10.-The regu-
lars in camp at the government military
reservation at Sparta are experiencing a
bread famine. and there seems to be no
way to relieve it at Sparta.
The soldiers now in camp need about
125 loaves of bread daily and the local
bakers are unable to furnish that much.
Last year there was no difficulty in
providing the staff of life, but the bak-
prs here are unable to get sufficient help
to supply the demands this year.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-07-15
Nothing IN the Name.

Senafos Carol =. Page q Vermont is
c1i good tcrfEs with the SenAfo pages. 4 II
beeaura. Ills name IL Page Apropos #
this, he toJlr the story that when ne
WAS gpsguor II NcGuont he went 10 the
chamber q the Seuaf" Of the Estate leg
islature one dag and about Owen pagaz
locked around him iunt rs friend of
his from the rural districts walked in
Governor" inquired the friend from
the country, WHO are all thee little
boysT
They are little pages"
well. Ill be burned, governor" OBJ
served the rural visitor. 81 never knew
you had 60 many children" Baliimore
News
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-07-15
FLIESOVER BROADW AY
Frank w. Goodale, Daring Aeronaut
Navigates Air Above Crowded
New York Street

NEW YORK, July l2.-Crowds along
Broadway today were interested specta
tors of flight by Frank w. Goodae, Il
young acronaut, who drove his dirigible
balloon hugh above that thoroughfarc
from one Hundred and Sixteenth street
to Forty-Scrond street. Starting from
an amusement park across the Hudson
in New Jersey. lac rose 5000 feet 10
avoid the effect of the cool air above
the river. then s"ooped down until he
was about 800 feet over Broadway. Aft.
or reaching LongaCre rquare. he re-
turned, fearing that his gasoline would
not curry him further. Tie trip lasted
fifty minutes.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-07-15
OIL TRUST NOW MAKES BUTTER.
New Product Turned Out at Refinery
Neri Alton Ill

ALTON. H., July 12-Thc first rol
Of 'pety0i butter" tt. Standard oil com
pany's iates product. IL 10 be turned oul
ut Woodrlscr refinery. near Alton
Preparations are being mnde for the in
stallation u machinery which il is prom
ls@d VIII make a cut in tie profits Of
darymcu Tn. new product IS said t.
J." 81 much the same consistency MS lac.
teal butter. bat IL brown in color II
lasR . good deal longer than ordinary
butter Z claimed and does not b..
Gene rancid
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-07-15
MRS. THAW WRITES BOOK.
Arraigns Men Who, She Says, Sought
Sons Ruin

NEW YORK, July 12.-Mrs Mary
Copley Jhaw, mother Of Harry *. Thaw
has just finished writing a booklet on tn,
case Of hcr son, whose trial on hahcn,
corpus proceedings comes up before Jus
nice Mills vi White Plains today. TAis
publication consists of fully 5000 wurls
and also 4 picture Of Mrs Tbaw. n
some parts II is particularly bitter auo
sht arraigns ia strong terms men in hlgI
pluaes WHO she claims were IN league o.
present her sou even securing trinl
bn bent on sending him TO an insane
agNlpru
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-07-15
STONE MAY BE A DEPUTY.
Former Chief to Work Under Warden
Rickeman

Davidson has confirmed the appointments
of thirty-seven deputy game wardens,
submitted by Chief Warden Rickemnn
These are emergency appointments for
sixty days and nrc made from the rcgu.
lar l.st of deputy wurdens. II il under
stood. however thai former Chief Game
Warden J " Stun' IL among those
named us deputies.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-07-15
MINNESOTA CYCLONE KILLS SIX.

ORTONVILLE. MINI, July l2.-SiN
men are known to have been killed and
fifteen others injured, some of them ia
tally. by "A cyclone which destroyed n
part of this town Sunday. The storm
also swept over n large part of the sur
rounding country aud DESTROYED much
property, but details have not been re
ceived owing to the cutting off of wire
communication. Five Of the men killed
aud all Of the seriously injured were
Italian railrond laborers. They were
housed in five boarding ears which were
standing on the Milwaukee road
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-07-15
BUELOW PICKS HIS SUCCESSOR.
Prince Tells Kaiser He Prefers Dr.. Won
Bethmann- Hollweg.

BERLIN, July 12.-The Emperor has
asked Prince Won Bueow whom he
would suggest as his successor in the
chauccllorship. and the prince has rec
commended DR.. Won Bethmann-IIollweg,
minister of the interior, and wee chan
ccllor
The Emperor has. however, taken
counsel with others regarding the chan
rcllarship. among them being Count IN
Gutenberg, grand marshal of the royal
court who has long been regarded by
the Emperor as a wise friend, and privy
Councillor Won Valentino chief of the
EmDerors civil cabinet.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-07-15
HUNDREDS ARE BURIED.
Serious Explosion in Spanish Mine Re-
ported-Seventeen Dead Already
Recovered

PARIS, July IA dispatch received
here from Lisbon reports Il serious eX-
plosion of fire damp in coal mine at
Belmel. Spain. Several hundred miners
are said t. he entomhed. Efforts AT res
cue are being made and forty-two living
and seventeen dead already have been
brought out. No confederation Of this
report has been received from Madrid.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-07-15
GIRL HURT IN FANCY SHOT TURN.
Actress Walking Behind Scenes During
Visit May Die from Bullet.

SHREVEPORT, La. July 1O.-Miss
Alice Robinson, a vaudeville singer of
some friends who were playing Mt Il
summer park. She was on her way to
New Orleans 10 fill an engagement
While she was walking behind the scenes
a fancy shot turn was being performed
by the Nell pair. \ bullet fred by
Miss Neill missed the mark and hit her
friend in the temple shatterins her skull
and penetrating her brain Miss Robin
son is still alive, but no hopes are enter
tanned for her recovery.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-07-15
KILLED UNDER WAGON.
Daniel M Sears, Well known Racine
County Farmer, Meets Untime-
ly End.

RACINE Wis, July 10.-lSpe-
cial. While driving home from this
city last night with a wagon load of
paints and OIL Daniel NJ. Sears, one of
the pioneer farmers of this county, was
killed within mile Of his farm in the
town of Caledonia A portion of the
harness gave way and Mr.. sears got out
to repair it. He stepped upon the even
er in mounting the wagon and fell I'M
der the wheels, which passed over his
body. He was taken to his home, where
he died in less than an hour He was
81 years of age and was born on the
farm where he died. Few men were
better known than he throughout this
section of the country. Tie is survived
by a wife and three children.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-07-15
TWO STABBED AT WAUKESHA.
Italian and Poles Engage in Vicious
Knife PLAY.

WAUKESHA. Wis, July PA
quest for additional refreshments, made
by members of Il dancing party Saturday
night. resulted in a fight among dozen
men in which two were seriously
stabbed. The injured
Charles Wolf, cut about the face and
body.
Paul Goengeski. cut under the right arm.
John Glissen and Peter Zarro Italians.
were arrested aud are held pending the
outcome of the injuries to Wolf and
Golengeski. Other arrests are expected
soon.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-07-15
ALLIGATORS EAT CHICAGO MAN.
Bones Of Herman Wilcox Found in Flor
ida Stripped of Flesh

PENSACOLA. Fla, July 1o-The
bones of Herman Wilcox of Chicago,
stripped bare of flesh by allgators, were
found in Good Time lake, two miles
from Camp Walton. summer resort,
where for IT, last two months Wilcox
has been res ne with his mother. Not
knowing that the lake contained hun
ireds of alligators. Wilcox went in for
swim lie had been missing for four
lays.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-07-15
MRS EVELYN THAW TO TESTIFY
Wife Declares She Will Take Stand foi
Husband

NEW YORK, July 12.-Eyelyu Neshit
Thaw was expected TO be Il witness for
her husband. Harry X. Thaw, at the in.
uuiry into his present mental condition,
resumed before Justice Mills in the SUI
prcme court at White Plains today. Al
though she had intended starting Oh a
vacation trip to Maine today, she in
formed representatives of Thaw's attor-
neys that she would gladly postpone her
trip to testify for her husband
81 will testify for Harry" said Mrs.
Thaw today. Il will stick by him as Il
wife should stick by "A husband and as
| always have stuck to him. 1t is my
duty and | shall not shirk it now
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-07-15
DRUNK ON NEAR BEER"
During First Six Months 1875 Cases Are
Reported in a Prohibition
State.

ATLANTA, Ga, July 10.--Notwith-
standing that in the state of Georgia
NEAR beer" is the nearest approach to
an eXhilarating beverage, the records of
the Atlanta police department at the
close of the six months of 1909, show
1879 arrests for drunkenness. This rec
ord is in excess of that of last year,
1923, and almost equals the record for
the first six months of 1907.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-07-15
WORK OF CONGRESS,
Senate.

---.-T ~ TN---rTn
The senate on Inc @ln az p,.u IN -
resolution proNu.uL 5gt ~, taqi, in'risIo
the income laN - 'S W +S,L+ 1.3jDg+
lures su1l.r ny Foa ~" az ne oGTuinIs
the customs court Ie9IurG ~ ~. ~, ~ tLo
trafiNe aMgnalushL ne -, w. +itmtf,Dal
court Womb 3e l9Hn4 70 W. N,rGstfGns ot
because, WING ug%,.yS N ,,rSu"yigion Far trial
con mon 'aW' WHhys no Is",.al1oaa Dr,I,Sr
by jury, Wbich every SuItuL uD0S ,r'h mrnvi
law has a nGhl - Us3lIduI Rnnrificon
sion, at1er pt'h- .tI' uG ts ~ Fi,jii6II huf
iaW!ttSii, VIZ 5 F,+ am"ndpg i'm accord.
bol u!.Hi II n9n ~ . ,,-''.stfnr 10 exclude
ans WIN Ia! uE 80, i-s oneratioD The
criru, iai ,.cr eli 'o Va considered In the
tris Kin q mo tof1rr, TAX Senator Al
oo,rr ,t ~, ~ tbo y-hCi. N fhe Senate
linn ~ ", Wv . .-ire I,tr In ,,r,,y,it.
Consia, OF ,ne ..orI,irefeG m the 9Th
.cr oi t.G "mU'r Us ranprtr5 10 thn sen.
ate HL'h,r 'oHlLl l'gC - 'iI ,,t ,s tol~n
the tQoatCo uulra US +%% i'" 20, ,,rgtsst ~ soma.
'a ia. W ,i"y - ,.f,y3Tfo ~ fine minority
Loe Jan brs az a. MY Sann gITeS fair chance
~ ,Ie sj "a a. Anong anon Imruts ADOPTED
IS a., o,amntIn, 1aI,1r organization fra
trn,I be-odriarv societies and orSauiza-
tJons ax,.1nsiyIiy for cbaritahle ana cduca
,ta,ol T,,,,,rsne' rroD, tIa CORPORATION tax.
t A. % 90 Pa !sjL ,b SaTt4a adjourned to al
~ 10 b;ri - In tr}r+ed eud the senators
tirno 70 LOOK II over
~ sro1ce cornn,ittaa fnrcca completed
ne .tt' ~, 70 ~ Tow rho final vote
alranE'!ntmss III ~ ,, ga snr,tc on tka Stb
on the tHrin ~ ~ '!g ser" efTordad
~, ~ a., nrs.,nit,. tbay fayn 20 long been
Ine HIp0. SGN',' hon. ~ votn directly in
oih''l- ~ l1,,,,r,., ingtroa ~ tho rornOra-
NV. NV VI "a, az - uilra Grfeafrd % 10 A.
10, npl tlH, "n. a. Nv commitment ygns thus
anal am ot ,ppede narf Of the tarrr bill and
SSnuLi SIorp tS SyInreaota succepded In
sSemaato' C anLar,d.t So as tn Include holding
va t"h ~ Sfter hot debate on the Gus
.. 80. tbe enonce rommtttee's provi.
sion was accepted. Senator La tollette
ouereu se'e'"' '''''
1900, -, c. ro,.
AFTER iong speech w or" vi -, - n,
iette ana rcpeated atteihp,s a. ~ So
hte passeu lIe ay ~ AIli i - ,forraa ~
shortly aIter - gIuyh' utn ~ oF tEon,
Ills on tDe SlI. .o'Ha,ul H. ~ tnhaccn
turky SUCCEEDED III aIhtn"!nb ~ 81" ~.
schedule so rs 70 Igiao' Int ,,,,,eo Is said
sopacco 10 w H4 4h ,o-ars ~ tho night
~ -, INV go - ana fraS boots and shoes
were again defeated.
pvring a session lasting nearly four hours
,bo phffinnIne tarfr bin and the bill auto.
mntically continuing the Porto Rlcan bud.
get were passed by the Senate on the 9th.
Only q nominal resistance was offered by
the minority to these measures. An amend
ment by senator Johnston fAla) declaring
the intention Of the United states eventual
" to grant Independence 70 the Philippines
was or sod as being out OF place In this
bill. aLd was rejected Senator Culberson
sought ~ limit the operation Of the Porto
Rican act 10 July !. 1910, but his amend
meDt fer that purpose was Defeated. The
Senate entered upon an agreement 10 nd
jouru three days at umc untll the con
ference report On the tarlu mi Is ready Tor
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-07-15
China Is Awakening.

The growth Of public spirit in China n
evidenced by the great number Of news
papers which have sprung up since the
close Of the war with Japan.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-07-15

-Cimarron is the latesr town to cai.
tract the slogan habit. Tie one chosen
Is. Simmer OH, Cimarr0n."
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-07-15
WON'T HAVE ADMINISTRATION
SHOULDER RESPONSIBILITY
FOR PRESENT MEASURE.
GOING TO HAVE HIS OWN WAY.
Payne and Aldrich, Congressional Lead
ers, It Is Reported, VIII Agree to
Taft's Programme
coNFEREES HASTEN THEIR WORK.
BULLETIN.

bULLE II.N.
WASHINGTON, D. c., July l2-Ihe
new draft Of the corporation tax amend
ment viii provide for a tax of l per cent,
instead of 2 per cent, on the net earn
ings of corporations. This was decided
today at an informal conference at the
White house. Attorney General Wick
ersham will prepare the amendment ac-
cordngly.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-10
ENGLISH JOURNALIST
WEDS ALAMEDA WOMAN
Dramatic Critics Bride For
.merIy Miss Anne L. Daniels

ALAMEDA. Oct. 9-Cable news has
been received here by Mr.. and Mrs.
Truman G. Daniels informing them of
the marriage of their daughter, Miss
Anne Louise Daniels, prominent
singer, to w. Buchanan Taylor, a jour
nalist and playwright of Manchester,
England.
Miss Daniels spent the early part of
this summer in England and later went
TO Germany. where she sang at Chem
nitz and Konigsberg. She did not dis
close her future plans in her cable
gram to her parents. but al she Is un-
der a three years engag cement to ap-
pear in England, to begin May 1910, it
is understood that she will remain on
the stage.
Miss Daniels went to Europe nearly
eight years ago to finish her musical
education that was begun in this coun-
try. She made rapid progress in her
chosen profession and her services
were always in demand. She has ap-
peared in all of the capitals and the
larger cities in Europe and her vocal
talent has been highly praised by the
critical Since first going abroad Miss
Daniels has paid several visits to her
family In this city
Taylor, who won the beautiful Ala
media sOngstress as a bride, is the
dramatic critic OF the Manchester
Chronicle. one of the largest news
papers published in the United King
DOM
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-10
EVENTS COUNTIES BORDERING BAY OF SAN FRANCISCO
TO DISPLAY FINE
MOVING PICTURES
Orpheum Has Exceptionally Good
Views of Rheims Contests
and Peary's Vessel

OAKLAND, Oct. 9.-In addition to
goes on at the Oakland Orpheum Sun
day afternoon, the mana cement an
nounces that some exceptionally inter-
esting motion pictures will be ex-
hibited. These include exclusive views
of the famous airship races at
Rheims, in France, and scenes on
board Commander Peary's Arctic ship,
the Roosevelt
The new show will be headed by
Edna Aug. the international celebrity.
and will include a delightful blend of
all that goes to make typical
Orpheum vaudeville bill.
Miss. Aug will appear in a series of
character studies. including her
Stupid Scrubwoman." which won her
theatrical fame in New York a few
years ago. Her versatile ability as a
character comedienne will be displayed
in an offering. STYLED Types"
The Big City quartet. four of the
delightful series of musical selec-
tions. As vocalists they take high
rank. The quartet is composed of
Fred G. Rover, first tenor; Charles
Bates, second tenor; James Emerson.
barytone, and Gus Reed. basso.
ICS MY OSOllS, WHO was SeiecteQ
from the Royal opera, Munich, by
Martin Beck, are a pair of marvellous
girl dancers, accounted as ideal eX-
ponents of the classic ballet They
have a varied program, which num-
bers a grand pas de deux and a rem
ditfon of an old Vienna waltz Henry
Give, assisted by Mai Sturgis Walker
Will give a clever entertainment, in
Guiding some comedy sleight of hand
magic and fun making turns.
Rosario Guerrero. in her dramatic
pantomime, and Tom Waters, quaint
comedian, in his ''pianologue." will be
held over. Guerrero has won no little
fame in The Rose and the Dagger"
melodramatic playlet, cast for two per-
sons, without a word being uttered
The silence does not detract a whit.
for both the woman and her support
are clever in their work
Murray and Mack with lots of good
farce comedy are giving their laugh
able speciality.
Two European acrobats. Spaulding
and Riego. have a unique acrobatic act
which provokes laughter as well as
applause for the skill and daring of
the performers.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-10
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