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St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-10-09
EIlnGE TOWNLOT SALE.
h'sl ! Baulta VIII SELL ai Public Auction
Lots IN Their addition.

take pleasure in directing our
RaaeEs attention to the full page ad
asssra. Nacol and Boutte ID this
sae. There are some facts in connec-
aoa With this advertisement Of unusual
aiacenee. AS the advertisement
g, the lots both improved and un-
proved, will 90 to the last and
gAest bidder, irrespective Of what
ss ald is, and in the second place
terms and conditions Of the sale
most favorable to prospective
ehslers.
s hunice is growing rapidly and
ers 9 splendid field for investment
a0s 30 disputed. The railroad
laties which il has, alone, com
g i to the speculator, and we
n doabt that they will be at
there on the occasion Of this
Iha fight for the parish seat
" new parish Of Eyangeline ii
kunice, Mamou and Vile
snd i the parish seat should
ed u Eunice, as che Euniceites
Z predict, anyone purchasing
tnis sale win unquestionablY
large profits. For private
u Aessrs Nacol and Butte are
their holdings on the market
s. llna, and invite the public to
personal Investigation of the
tltle and availability of them
purchasing. This proposition
ood and the fact that Hon. II.
y 70 conduct the sale is q
shat 40 misrepresentation
practice, common to such
will Be tolerated. The sale
IN g e Saturday the l6 and ends
sn. Rates on all railroads.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-10-09
BIG REGISTRATION
FOR EV ANGEL Line PARISH
Sans THsais.FsuF aanarsd Esiss srs register.
d N ne Rss Parish.
HEAVY HlNICE REGISTRATION
CIty % thu Bafdsr Haa sAiass Brlahaiy ii he
Csalasi.-A Hot ma ia ths
Hsw Farish.

Up to the closing Of the registra-
ton ofice on Wednesday evening,
October 9Th, the registration in the
new parish Of Egangeline totalIed
2439.
With the registration Of Thursday
and Friday, it is estimated that the
total will easily exceed 250o.
This lis considered exceedingly
large. as the total registration ii the
entire parish for che election for the
division was about three thousand
and the vote castsswas a fraction
over two Thousand.
The registration the past week has
been large, Euniee getting much the
best Of the deal, although Vile Platte
brought many Of sons here toaualify.
The Frisco train, every day the past
week, brought crowds To the city, and
eighty per cent Of them were from
the Eunice section.
Both towns Eunica and Vile
Platte are banking high on a victory
on November 9th. Mamou. the Other
town in the race. is saying little, and
saving wood.
The registration in the new parish,
up to the evening and including Oct
ober 9Th, was as follows:
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-10-09
LL'S PENNsYI-
ANs HAVE ARRIVED
!. ESQ Il CliizsHs Of 81. laadFY UaliI
Rsxt TussdaY, lhs TWaIith.
aJsls DAY MONDAY
,,,yvga II ne Party. and The oblact u ia.
assiIns he Plant Of ths Union
irrigation CompaBy.

iyty-fve strong, Schell's party OF
p.rrsvlgania business men passed
ssgSugh Opelousas Thursday evening,
N bsir way to Washington.
fbsY come here to inspect the
lIrian irrigation Gompany's mann
sath canal, being built in this par
III and will remain here until next
Tuesday, the 18th.
They came Oh a special train, con-
sstiae Of several Pullmans, a diner
NM observation car, which left
lancaster. Penn, last Monday. A
I'm vas made at Vieksburg, Baton
g5nrs and New Orleans. A party
Fam the 0pelousas Progressive
Taspue, consisting of Sheriff Swords,
eerg of Court Andrepont and Percy
Dunbar, met them at Baton Rouge,
vhsre Sheriff Swords addressed them
II behalf of 0pelousas.
1T Washington the party was re-
csiyed By the citizens Of that town
Iss fitting manner. Creole gumbo
M served, and speeches galore
nsae. Yesterday was spent in IN
gpecting the plant Of the Union Irri-
assion Company, and to-day an ex-
cgEsion 10 Eunice and Crowley and
Hsmon will take place.
Next Monday is 0pelousas Day.
Oh chat day the party viii visit 0pe-
Busss, and be the guest Of this city
III day and d night.
Thaparty will arrive in 0peloHsas
Il about 9 o'clock Monday, and the
esd committee ID charge desires to
d tie people Of Opelousas to meet
hs visitors at the depot, In carriages.
'Tha Union Irrigation Company's
laas said Mr.. Schell, the enterpris-
liz manager and promoter of the
scheme, to a Times Democrat re-
patsE which viii irrigate from TO-
900 to $4,000 acres 81 land, il now
ssrly completed. The buildings
md foundations are ready, and the
machinery, and the iye-mfle canal is
aghttenths completed. The ma
inery ii ready for shipment, and
Eas plant will be il operation by
agiLH
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-10-09
RACE LAST
SUNDAY Won BY
DANIEL j.

The races at the Dillon-Gratton
Track formally the Haas Track last
Saturday and Sunday were attended
By good crowds, and proved highly
interesting.
The feature race between Daniel ]. s,
entered by e. K. Wallior, and Bobby
Good, entered BY W. A. Ransen, Of
Jennings, was won By the former,
best time 2:11A. Much interest was
taken in this race, as both horses
bore fine records. Daniel won all
heats.
An amusing feature was the mule
race. Several celebrities we're be-
hind the mules, and one rising driver
suffered the humiliation of having TO
dismount from his gig and follow
Beck, holding the reins from behind
the gig. Why the usual stunt, has
not yet been fully explained. It IL
whispered however, that Capt. Stew
art, the driver Of another mule, had
something to do with The affair, and
the fact that John Ogdens mule
John was the unfortunate man who
had to finish the race afoot)
had her name changed from Maud to-
Oil Of Mustard, may be sig
nifcent. And the further fact that
Ogden could not even sit in
the automible to drive back 10 town
that evening has led many to believe
that the seat Of the driving aulky had
had been monkeyed with.
The entries IN the mule race which
took place Saturday, were as follows:
Maud, driven By Jno. N. Ogden, Jr.;
Dora, driven By Capt. d. D. Stewart; !;
Jake, driven BY q. X. Wallior;; Tobe,
driven By Gilbert Haines; Susy, driven
By A. Milliman.
Capt. Stewart came out ahead, but
owing TO the fact that the stretch
was made ID d dead run, the judges
ruled him off the track and suspended
him from any future mule race, and
awarded the race to q. X. Wallior,
the next best mule.
The other races were:
2::29 Glass. Jennie CT. hy ]. r.
Thompson first; AImira Moore, BY Il.
Milliman, second; Golden Grace, by
Or. FL. S. Joseph. third.
Three Year-0ld, pace Rose On
ward, by Haines Brothers. of Rayne,
first; Joe William, By John CLAY, Sun
set, second; Francis r., By j. J.
Thompson third. Lucy K., By d. N.
Fontenot, and Alice B., By N. Breaux,
also ran.
Sundays races were attended by 8
larger crowd than on Saturday, owing
to the many excursions which came
to town on that day.
The free-Ior-all was won BIZ Daniel
II, entered BY E.K. Wallior, BOBBY
Good coming next. The Rosary also
ran.
Ii the green class, Springdale, en-
tered by ]. F. Case, Of Jennings, won.
first money, with Rose Onward, by
Haines Brothers, Rayne, second. and
Joe William. BIZ John GIsy, third
Lucy K., by D. M. Fontenoe, and
Harry b., by j. Il. Prather, also ran.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-10-09
DERRICK WILL Be
ADY FOR BUSl
NESS MONDAY

NE 4sseks y erecting = derrick
oaaing q sugar cane aboard
s., aaippsd V The Lafayette RI
m 7 VIII be resdy for business
ners5 loslR felt wantr II uss !
a ~ itessten. as hare4bfore II
al8 &. I 9ssin =. ps - how tile garrn-
ssa II tfeiF cams tor shipment
ggfsck Is located orl tg,s
Y .fAek Hs advises fsrTy,- M
Z lskeEa bringing IN fhasy
enE sacilItles.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-10-09

II. G. Smith Of Chataignier paid
us : pleasant visit last Saturday.
III. Smith says that "a politiqus
commence ! rouler and the lighting
for the ssat Of the new parish 81
Eysngeline viii be hard one from
row Bn
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-10-09

Auction sale 0f lots. LawteH.
Wednesday, 27th inst. Band; Bar
beeue.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-10-09

Mr.. Michel Billodoux, Of Mamou,
was in town this week, attending to-
Important business.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-10-09
III Was Arthur David.

In last weeks issue Of the Clarion Al
account was given of the arrest Of John
David for selling liquor IN violation Of
the prohibition Law.
Il should have read Arthur David.
They are brothers. and keep stand 20
Rether, but II waa Arthur who pleaded
gully, to selling liquor, and was fined.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-10-09

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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-12-10
tFirst Published Nov 10. 1909.)
NOTICE or SPECIAL ELECTION.

Whereas, on the 2Sth day OF October,
1909, the city council OF the city Of
chickasha. Oklahoma. passed and
adopted an ordinance authorizing and
directing the mayor OF the city Of
chIckasha. Oklahoma, to call special
election for the purpose Of submitting
to the qualified electors Of said city
The following question:
shall the city of Chiclsasha, Okla
homa. grant to the Washita Valley Oil
& Gas Company OF chickasha, Okla
homa, franchise for period or TWEEN
" years for the purpose Of developing
and operating oil and gas and TO sell
10 persons, companies and corporations
IN ihe city Of Chickasha, Grady county,
Oklahoma, and the territory contiguous
thereto, oil and gas for domestic, me-
chanical and manufacturing purposes
and to purchase oil and gas from other
firms. and construct pipe lines and 9th,
e. buildings and appliances as may be
necessary In the prosecution Of its
businessy' and
Whereas by the terms of said ordi-
nance the mayor Of the said city Of
Chckasha, Oklahoma, is authorized, di,
rected and required to issue his proc
lamation calling such special election
for such purpose, giving at least thirty
days notice OF the time and places Of
holding said election: and.
Whereas. it is further provided by
said ordinance that the said mayor
or the said city Of chickasha, OKLA
homa, Set forth in such proclamation
The proposition to be voted on at such
election, the time OF opening and clos
ine Me polls the number and places Of
voting. the judges and clerks Of each
polling place. and which judges and
clerks by the terms Of said ordinance
shall also act as counters.
Now. therefore. /, VIM. Edwards.
mayor of the city Of Chickasha. Okla
numa. do hereby proclaim and give
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-12-10

One broom house. 50xl65, close in
on choctaw avenue. Price 81 500; $500
cash. balance on terms
Ten acres improved land. near city.
Price. $125O.
One Broom house. lot 50xl65. Close
in ON Minnesota. Small payment down
and balance easy terms.
Lot 9Ox165. two good houses. rents
for $50 per month. close in on Kansas
avenue, all for $4,000; $4,000 cash. hal
ance one. two and three years.
One vacant 50-foot lot. Dakota ave-
nue. and Eighth street, cheap at $500.
200 feet, east front. on Southwest
Hill, for $3.50 A real bargain.
Four-room house almost new, near
South school building; price. $l,4O0;
5000 cash, balance $25 per month.
represent only the best Old Line
Fire Insurance Company In The World
A. 3. THOMPSON,
Phone 6ss. Room 2, Rutherford Bldg
9-1-d-tf
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-12-10
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M0sBY FLAYs FOOTBALL.
Confederate chieftain Considers the
Game Worse Than Warfare.


Confederate chieftain Considers the
Game Worse Than Warfare.
Colonel John $. Mosby. the Famous
Confederate partisan chieftain and
alumnus Of the University Of Virginia.
who denounced football the other day
In remarkable interview in which be
compares the game to actual warfare
TO the detrIment Of the former. main
tains that the great number Of fatali
lies represents SO many murders.
Il have read with Indignation min
kied with sorrow the account Of the
murder Of young Christian, a student
of the University Of Virginia, in foot
bah game IN Washington with George
town university" said Colonel Mosby.
"A use the word murder advisedly--the
killing was not an accident The very
fact that university surgeon went on
with the team shows that they were
going to war. They neglected. how
ever. to provide an ambulance TO carry
Off the wounded.
Il hope if this barbarous amuse-
ment Is continued the board OF visitors
will require it to be conducted in ac-
cordance with the regulations OF mod
ern war.
Some years ago expressed to DR..
Il. A. Alderman, president Of the uni
versity. my objection to football be
cause 1t was not IA recreation for stu
dents. because many We're making il
profession, because 1T developed The
brutal instincts Of our nature and be-
cause it should be no part OF the cur
riculum of the university. A student
who has broken somebody's nose at
football stands higher titan a master
OF arts. A man ought not 10 go TO COL
lege to learn to be circus rider or Il
prizefighter
'Dr Alderman says there is great
danger to life aud limb ia football aud
that the danger must be eliminated
before 1t can be played any more, But
II the danger IL eliminated nothing will
be left or the game. The danger IL not
only the chief but the only attraction
to the mob that gathers to witness it.
''1he defenders OF such sport say il
develops the manhood Of youth 4
deny it. unless by manhood they me9n
physical strength My idea OF man
hood is sense of honor aud courage,
and such qualities may exist In d weak
body.
srhe difference between the past
and the present in great American uni
versities is the distance between
"Stonewall" jackson and John L. Sui
ivan Football simply develops the
brute dormant in human nature and
puts the player on level with an rs
kiIno or a polar bear,
Napoleon once said. Scratch Rms
sian and you lind il Tartar. implying
that Knssinn civilization was only skin
deep. If the university is a fair rep.
resentntive fear thar the same sar-
casin equally applies ip Virginia. My
observation has been that athletes be.
long, as rule. to that class who are
invincible in peace and Invisible in
war"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-12-10
SEES DOOM or LORDS.


r. p. o,Connor Predicts Uprising Of
Masses Over Rejection Of Budget.
Commenting on the action taken by
the British house of lords iD adopting
Lord Lansdownes amendment 10 the
finance bill 4. r. O'Connor. NJ. r..
one of the Irish Nationalist leaders in
the house OF commons. now in the
United States in the interest OF Irish
home rule. said the other night that
the rejection of the British budget by
the British peers had announced their
own doom.
Il am greatly pleased, and SO is every
one who Is an enemy of the house OF
lords." said Mr. O'Connor Every Lib
eral, aud. still more. every Irish Ma
tionalist. has known for several gen
erations that it was impossible to have
anything like steady Liberal progress
so long as the house of lords retained
It's power to defeat or postpone all
democratic legislation. Ireland has
been the special sufferer from the pres
ent power of that body. for the house
Of lords consists almost exclusively OF
the landlords who have always been
the curse and the enemies OF Ireland.
"As TO the effect in England. be-
lieve the rejection Of the budget will
lead to an uprising of the masses the
strength Of which the lords have fail
ed to realize. They will realize it be
fore many hours. believe we are ON
the eve Of the fiercest light we have
seen in British politics for century.
that the fight viii 20 against the lords,
that they have pronounced their own
doom and that before two or three
years from now their power of inis-
chief will be so broken as practically
to be nonexistent
This means the final emancipation
Of the English masses from the grip
Of feudalism and Of Ireland from GOV
ernment of an alien parliament"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-12-10

A committee has leen formed to sc.
cure national parks governed after the
style of Yellowstone park in all the
German speaking countries. Such
parks are planned in the Austrian
Alps, in south Germany. in north Ger
many and in central Germany. These
parks are to be open to the public
without any charge whatever.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-12-10

If you are suffering from biliousness.
constipation, Indigestion chronic head
ache, invest one cent ia a postal card.
send to Chamberlain Medicine co., Des
Moines. Iowa, with your name and adj
dress plainly on the back. and they
viii forward you free sample Of
Chamberain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets Sold By all druggists. D&W
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-12-10

The practice of using the automobile
as conveyance for travelling statesmen
is growing A case In point is that OF
a touring car in which N. X. Smith, a
travelling representative Of q shoe com
pany, recently completed a trip from
Atlanta, Ga, to Richmond, Va, and
back, covering 100 miles and doing
business along the way.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-12-10


pupiic notice that special election
VIII De held IN the city OF chickasha
oklahoma, on the l4th day OF Decem
Der 1909, FOR the purpose Of submitting
70 the qualified electors Of said city
the Following Question:
Shall the city OF cbickasha, Okla
iloma, grant % the Washita valley oll
& Gas Company OF chickasha, Okla
homa' irancnise ior period of twen
y years FOR the purpose Of developing
ana operating Oh ana gas ana 70 sell
70 persons com pailies ana corporations
y me CITY OF chlckasna' GRADY county
okiaho'na, ana tne territory contiguous
'nerelo' OF ana gas ior domestic me-
chah'cai ana mahuiactnring purposes
ana 70 purchase OIL ana gas from olher
liriils, ana construct plpe lines ana oth-
FL puliu'hss ana appliances as may pe
nscessary III the prosecution oil its
business
me places q hoiaihg snch eiectioh
ny ,ho c''y q NnicKasha' oKlahoina,
siali pc as iolloWs;
Ward 10 y rrecihct no y Weiis
STORE; ward 40. 4 Precinct no y
.hDmmaclYS store; ward No' Z, RE.
clhct no. y cl'y nan; Ward NO q Pre-
clnet 70 = carers store ward no
Y, court iionse ward No' . Pfeeinc'
no. J eolored Masonic liall; ward no,
. rfeclnet 10 z. Cumberland presDy-
'erlan church. lhe following Judges
ana clerks are hereby appointed and
selected ior lne purpose Of hoialns ana
cononeiins Aheh eieetloh IN thelr re-
spee'iSe WARDS ana precincts "ara
No' Y rreeinct No' i--lnoees' 4. q
nuei'ahan' a horton, CLERKS " -
Weiis, T. u. Price. ward NO. l, IRE
cinel ~. @-Suuses, ., r. pisnop' A. Z,
Mchenzie; cierfs' :. + Hoiiaha' II p.
spencer. Ward no. = rrecinct NO -
'"uses' H. =, oahuiorn' :. ~ freeman }
cierhs' ~ . y. i'ohu' ueorse brown.
Naru ~ = i'feeince 70. --auuses'
Y .. Eu"hius' =. ~ "oOus' cierAs'
RAM o'uDos' lerls Da"spn' warn
No. "--'uusss' ?. 7. hehais, Wililali
Stacey eierks' Joe "eias, y ,. iao
man "aru NO. :, rreclncl no. IT
- "a
'uukes' ~ y Mcnay' ". =. hoDih'
syn e'erNs' 'onn iiafllnah' 2 Il 1se"'
li'an' NAru ~. freolnce ~
Suuses' =, DenioeserOeck' harvey mat
news c'erAs' ioin Dflssers' =. =
ureef
Snoa'u any snca luases Or CLERKS
'ail' neglect OF refuse 70 serve such
vacancy snaii pc h'icd IN ,ne same
liahher as prosiueu lor iiliihs sucn
vacancies Dy ahe general eiectlon laws
ot tns s'a'e q oh'ano'na, me polls
ana each q 'ne po'lihs places nereln
'nsn'ioneu snai' pe Opened " ? 2 eiooA
= tne io'e"ooi anu snaii pe nepl so'i-
'lnuous'y opeh un''' 'ne hour u
= oiocN y ene ai.eriipon' ~ wlieh nouf
sHiu poils snan pe cioseu oucn eiec'
uoh shAii DC heiu ana conducted ana
'e'utn 'ne'soi iiaue as plosiueo os 'he
general eieee'oh laws q me state q
Da''o's s"ali pe prepared W .ne
cierA ol 'ne ciey o. Nniehasha' oklano'
pia, anu s'laii see l"r'n lne proposi1ion
= os so'eu upon a. sucn eleclon' Al
electors VINO are manned 20 vote ae-
'ora,ns s' 70 'ns eOns'i'u'ioh q ane STATE
u ohaaholna, snali pe ehti'leu 70 Vo'e
Y suen ,so election s. Al sIs persons .a xO,us q
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-12-10

Wanted--Elorse to use for It's Keep
ing. Light work, good care. Phone
s29. sat
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-12-10

For Sale Or Trade-Team, wagon and
harness, for town property; outdoor
business; $500 involved. Call at 1921
South Fifth street. s-st
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-12-10

For Sale---Good two-horse wagon,
double box and bows, Cheap II taken
at once. 9O2 South Ninth street. Phone
$50. s.st
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-12-10

For sale-Choiceet residence lots In
the city for sale at bargain. located
In Highland Park, highest and health
lest addition to city. See Cad Allard.
2z-tf
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-12-10

Wanted-Two unfurnished rooms
close in. Address, with terms. Post
Office Box 95l. g-3t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-12-10

For Sale Fresh Jersey COW and
calf; also parlor organ call at 1923
South Third. iO.st
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-12-10
LOST AND FOUND.

Taken Up-One Hereford COW with
halter: two red cows with rope on
horns call at J. d. chastain's. 96t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-12-10

For Rent Four nice large rooms
With closets. nnfurnished, for house
keeping. Modern, close in. one Of the
best locations. Also one nice furnish.
ed room downstairs. 627 Iowa aavenuc.
Phone 422. 9-3t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-12-10

For Sale-One cockerel and ten pure
bred Black Minorca hens. call at
92S South Sixth street l0-3t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-12-10

That ChriGtmas isn't far away
I've had warning;
The janitor remarked to me.
Good mosnins"
'h Detroit Free Press.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-19
THE ACADEMY.
@Sold Into sIavery.v

The latest melodramatic production
from the pen Of Owen Davis. sold Into
Slavery was presented last night at the
Academy. The play IS iu four acts and
the scenes are ali laid IN New York City;
so the young and beautiful heroine does
not have to go West. as in most melo-
dramas. to get into trouble. She Is the
daughter OF an honest German engraver
IN love with an honorable and worthy
bank clerk, but becomes the victim Of q
wealthy ubertine and devil IN the shape
OF a female adventures The various
plots concoctei by the wicked schemers
to make their counterfeiting plans sue
cessfuI and TO ruin the lives and char
acters OF the young lovers and the efforts
Of the hero TO defeat their design form ;
series OF startling episodes.
Like ali well-Tegulated melodramas
however, in the end the wicked cease
troubling and the weary lovers find rest
and happiness, the law breakers meet
their Just deserts, and the audience re-
gains its equilibrium.
The scenic displays are elaborate, and
the company was very acceptable. Mr..
John Martin, as the old engraver. and
Mr.. John Morris, as Col. O'Toole, sol
der Of fortune. were deserving OF special
praise. The make-up Of Aubrey Noyes
as the ''old man OF mystery" the villain
Of the plays proved him to be master
OF that art Mt Noyes also gave a fin
isbed delineation of a very difficult char
acter, as made manifest by the Kisses
which greeted his appearances. Miss LYDIA