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The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1909-01-28
REGULAR JANUARY SESSION.

Twin Falls, Idaho, Jan. IL, 1909.
The Board convened at q. m. pur-
suant to adjournment Of yesterday.
Present all members and the Clerk.
Whereupon the following proceed
ings were had:
The Sheriff having filed with the
Clerk notice OF the appointment OF
Frederick c. SCHNEIDER, as Deputy
Sheriff and Tailor, under the order OF
the Board heretofore made allowing
such appointment, the said Frederick
IC, SCHNEIDER was duly sworn. and sub
scribed the oath Of Office as such De-
putty, and was declared duly qualified.
| Whereupon the Board instructed the
Clerk to advertise for bids, for the fol
For the legal printing. and the
printing Of blanks and supplies, fol
| the year commencing April 18th. 1909
For tho care and maintenance Of the
County poor for the year commsnctnl
April 18th, 1903.
FOR drugs, medicine and supplies
/ tor the County poor. tor the year com
/ mencins April 18th, 1909, and for FUN
4 ixation II caaos of contAS1ou.
Il For medical attendAnce upon th'
lCounty poor and INDECENT sick. TOR tn
a year counnoncfh8 April 18th, 1901.
FOR TIE burial q Tho Cuunty DOL
Ifof the yeAF 6enla ucing 8 APRIL Ian
1 & Il which btds, sI,1al ~ flled wit|
! Ind Clof6 ~ tht1 0F. PRIOR q Apt1
2 s!
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1909-01-28
Twin Falls, Idaho, Jan. IA,

Twin Falls, Idaho, Jan. "A, 1909.
The Board convened pursuant to adj
journment Of yesterday. Present all
members Of the Board and Clerk
Whereupon the Board proceeded to
select from the poll list OF the last
election the names Of one hundred and
iifty qualified electors Of the County, 70
compose the Jury list for the year 1909,
and the names 70 selected are - fol
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1909-01-28
FRATERNAL SOCIETIES.
TWIN FALLS LODGE

PRIMROSE REBEKAH LODGE NO. "a.
Meets in Odd Fellows Hall the flrst
and Third Tuesdays OF each month.
Visiting Rebekahs cordially welcome.
JOSIE POMEROY, Noble Grand.
ELLA STALKER, Rec. Sec.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1909-01-28

Money to loan on improved farms
near Twin Falls. Henry ]. Wall.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1909-01-28

Chas. Crea
C. A. vining
L. A. Hayford
w. H. Pitt
R. r. Duran
w. ]. Tull
C. f. Whitby
D. B. Thomas
John Couch
Jno. M. Campbell
Thos. Howard
Geo. l.. Eveleth
Paul Tonseth
w. r. Morrison
j. H. Wise
Jas. A. Waters
Jno. R. Newton
H. +. Allen
nO.F.Diffendarfer
H. O. Miner
Fred w. Glenn
L. B. Camp
B. F. Thomas
w. H. Weaver
Frank Wilson
A. l., Bradley
e. B. Williams
A. V. Bebout
Geo. r. Redman
F. w. Harder
G. B. Carrico
Alex. Mcpherson
Geo. l.. Snyder
B. w. Pickett
]. F. Willard
Martin r. Fuller
H. B. Johnson
D. l.. Hickling
]. T. cambridge
Kennedy Packard
]. F. McGrew
John Peters
4 C. o. Morrell
Jno. J. Pilgerrim
G. H. Griffith
Jas. A. Bybee
w. B. Hoag
C. e. Custer
&c. B. Channel
]. G. Girdner
G. B. Frazier
Geo. Lacy
d. w. jenkins
A. J. Green
]. w. Craven
A. N. Sprague
]. A. Malone
IA
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1909-01-28

c. o. Meigs
M. Musgrave
E. c. Lavering
A. p. Senior
D. w. Brunk
S. B. Perrine
/. r. barrow
j. T. Barnes
Jas. l.. Barnes
F. Lee Johnson
H. R. Hartman
John Walton
j. R. Hinton
O. M. Rush
H. H. Vaughan
Nephi Larsen
Thos. Atkin
Henry Jones
James Bubb
Martin Sullivan
Thos. Logan
George Holyoke
w. e. Lewis
e. w. Davis
John Shields
e. w. Tilley
E. T. Miller
Henry e. Williams
d. D. Harmon
Geo. Washington
Ed Claibourn
Chas. Upton
J. 0. Tolman
Roy Williams
Hyram Strong
H. G. Batto
w. A. Hidey
John w. Frahm
F. M. Towne
Lester North
w. A. Ring
Chas. F. Romig
Henry Hansen
Jack Craig
P. w. Hess
Frank burlington
w. S. Starr
VIM. Cheek
W. F. Breckon
E. V. Mcintyre
Wm.VanHoughter
H. H. Strong
Henry Belmont
VIM. Wheeler
Jos. H. Sudweeks
Robert Taylor
Geo. w. Crater
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1909-01-28
Twin Falls, Idaho, Jan. Is, 1908

Attest: H. T. West, Clerk
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1909-01-28

one person., ana salaries lOF SUCH Sell
vice is hereby fixed as follows: ,a
Salary as Tailor 100000 per year.
Salary as Deputy Sheriff $4,000 per
year.
Whereupon the Board examined and
approved the official bonds OF the fol-
lowing Justices OF the Peace.
! r. A. Carter, Justice Of the Peace
Twin Falls Precinct.
George Herriott, Justice of the Peace
Twin Falls Precinct.
Ernest Medley, Justice OF the Peace
Murtaugh Precinct.
Fred Nlhart, Justice Of the Peace
Buhl Precinct.
e. J. Malone, Justice Of the Peace
Maroa Precinct.
Alb. Beverlin, Justice OF the Peace
Murtaugh Precinct
". r. Brecken, Justice Of the Peace
Kimberly Precinct.
And such Justices were declared x
be duly qualified. 2.
Whereupon the ofncial bond It Z y
Reynolds, a. Road 0verseer, Butt
and RoaeWofth Precinct, was exemin
Cd 3nd approved, ana The said =. y
Reynolds deolere6 to b duly quail
ned - such 0yoraoors
Whefeupou oelctal bon 2
Hsvs Jata ~ Rad 0yere4er ~ 0ea
District No. 4 NM ana ee
pf0y>1. md tl Jaan
cltr6a q ~ lli lll q III 81 ,,..s
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-27
BURSTS EXPECTED
BARNEY OLDFIELD HAS HIS PLIERS e AT FATR TRACK,
Some Classy sport h Expected When Speed aIeeehauss Beg1n to DuFn
 Up Track at vandiver

Saturday win be "Autonobile Day" at the State Fair. Barney oldffeld snS s,s some of ss most fsnoss sstomS compete on the speedway at yandiver Park. oidfieid will drive his giant 120-horse power Benz car, the fastest autofsobiiisss. iI whose 1 SoSSy is fast racing. will flock to the fair grounds to see the famous Barney burn the io- cal track in record-breaking time.
 Oldfield arrived in, town last night from Atlanta. His giant Beng and his big touring car came in over the Wes- tern of Alabama yesterday afternoon perintend the funicading of thsm this arlyins lie. sesrins car sstwssn. rae. Ing days ana ioca| sptnusiasts wiii , no aouSt M g en ts track so see sl shs grounds before Saturday. Ben Kirschsr ths German. changlon racq.,. will arrive in Montsomsry this morning from Atlanta. He made great time in his machine against Barney at
 sanss h as es on as considered ono of the most daredevil drivers of Europe,
 It is expected that George Robert. son. who is at present in Atlanta, will be entered in the races Saturday. He wired New York for a new machine and if 1t can reach Montgomery. by f. s S os s ss Ss car in time, another of the great driy- CTS. who participated at Atlanta. will be secured.
 oldfieid and his racer are in cham- pionship form. This Is evident from the way he clipped previous records in Atlanta at the speed triais last Sat- urday. He Is expected to show some fair grounds. Delegations of auto mobilists from Troy. Mobile. Birming- ham. Selma and other places in the State arc expected by local automobil- ists to come to Montgomery Saturday for the races.
 Percy Black, chairman of the racing committee of the local automobile as sociation, has announced the following program open to Alabama ears:
 Five miles for Montgomery cham pionship: first open to stock cars sell ing for $2,o00 and under: and second. open to stock cars selling 5000 and
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-27
STREET CAR HITS POLE;
 MANY WIRES pR0STRATED

Nashville, Tenn. Oct. 2e--At an early hour this morning a street car left the track on Broadway while go- ing at high rate Of speed and crashed into q telephone pole. The pole was sheared off and the tremen- dous weight of hundreds of heavy es- bles caused all the poles along Broad way from Spruce to College and on College from Broad to Church to give way. tearing down all the telephone, telegraph. electric light. street railway and ire department wires.
 As a result the entire electric serv- ice of all kinds In this section of the city were suddenly cut of and the lives of scores of people endangered The damage done by the tearing down of the wires will run into the thousands of dollars. (
 A pine plug was found driven into the switch near where the car left the track. It Is believed the plug was driven. there with the purpose of yrecking the car.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-27
FIVE TOTS DIE IN HOME FIRE Vrsinia Synod Presbyterian Orphans Home Burns. LITTLE HEROINE AMONG DEAD Returns to Flames to Rescue Younger Sister and Is Lost. ChiIares Caught in Burning Wins From Which Escape is Impos-
 sibie--After saving others,
 Cock is BadIy Hurt sy
 Jump fer Life.
LITTLE HEROINE AMONG DEAD

Lynchburg, Va, Oct. 2s.-Five chill dren, all inmates of the nursery were. incinerated in . fire which totally de- stroyed shelton College. the home of the girls at the Virginia synod Pres byterian Orphans Home. early today
 The dead:
 Ruby Moorefieid. Lynchburg, Va.
 Lucille Moorefeid. Lynchburg. Va.
 Mamie Reynolds. Bath County. Vir- ginia.
 Marie Hickman. Campbell County.
 Mary Poole. McDoweil County. West Virginia.
 The children were all on the second floor of the wing of the building and were caughtsby the fire in a manner that made their rescue impossible. Ruby Moorefield, however, was taken out of the building. but when she as- certained that the younger sister was still inside, she ran back and lost her life.
 The fire was discovered by Mrs. Priest, the ccok. who rushed to the third -story and brought fifteen chii- dren down to the second floor. leading them to the veranda top. where they were taken down a ladder. several of them dropping into the outstretched arms of the older boys of the institu- tlon.
 When the children were all safe. Mrs. Priest had to jump for her life, and in doing so sustained a dislocated shoulder. a scalp wound and an in- jury to her back. She will recover.
 Late this evening the remains of the five children were recovered, though they were burned past recognition.
 A coroner's inquest. which concluded It's work at S:i5 o'clock tonight, threw no light on the cause of the fire. but the verdict included statement fully exouera ting the homo authorities from blame.
 Later reports show that the fire was discovered by the housekeeper in her room on the second floor by smoke is- suing through the speaking tube con- meeting her room with the kitchen. She was up to begin her duties for the day.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-27
NEW YORK POLITICS HOT
JUDGE GAYN0R IS SEVERE ON
 HEARST.
Supreme Court EIimtBates Names ei
 Democratic Candidates from The aependence League Emblem ~-f,hn rwen ARnfuaf Editor.

New York. Oct. 2e.--wiiliam J. Gay nor, Democratic pominee for Mayor. and Otto T. Bannsrd. the Republtcan candidate. both kpoke tonight in Man :. haitian. but Hearst whasis running In . dependentiy. made it a. night or rest. ].
 Ciaynor addressed gathering under the auspices of the Democratic Union at the Amsterdam Opera House in West 44th Street. Barnard appeared before a labor mass meeting at Cooper Union. Neither candidate brought out anything new In their speeches but covered ground that has been gone over before.
 During the afternoon the Republican nominee addressed the Woman's Fs : publican League at the Waldorf, during which he declared that if elected he would appoint women to the Board of Education. His remarks were received with applause.
 Judge Gaynor issued a statement this afternoon with reference to his suit Tor libel against the Press Publishing Com pany, publishers of The New York World. suit which was instituted be- cause The Evening World. although supporting Gaynor, opened its columns to Arthur Brisbane, editorial writer for the Hearst papers. who wrote the arti- cie containing the alleged libeis.
 Tn his statement Gaynor said:
 "It Is time that libelers be taught 2 lasting lesson in this great and en5 liahtened city, and I now pledge n.y. self to the people of this city that when elected and Mr. Battle comes in as Dis- tfict Attorney, shall teach them that lesson. It Is time that New York should be freed from them.
 since the coming to this city of a certain individual. assassination by H. bel and slander and self-laudation have been turned into system. Honor to the newspapers who honorably oppose me"
 The white Slave" charge has not as yet been subsided. although denounced on all sides by Tammany leaders as faiso and a libel on the name of the city.
 It was announced today that the Grand Lodge Of the Independent Order of B:Rith Abraham was arranging for A mass meeting to protest against the charges so far as they relate to Jewish women.
 night over the Supreme Court decision eliminating the names of the Demo- cratic candidates from the Independ ence League emblem.
 Charles F. Murphy, according to an interview tonight. is quoted as saying that Hearst met him twice in the sum mer of 1904 and solicited his aid to ob- tain the Democratic presidential nomi- nation.
 Mir. Hearst has denied throughout the present campaign that he ever made such appeals to Murphy, and has explained that he was endorsed by Tammany when he ran for Governor against Hughes but at no time was reconciled to Tammany methods. He has said emphatically that he never asked Murphy for any political favors.
 In. addition. J. Sergeant Cram. one of Murphys prominent lieutenants, Is also quoted as saying that Hearst. through his agents, offered several hundred thousand dollars for Tammsny's sup nort at the St. Louis convention.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-27

with Mrs. Meyer Gerson. IT., Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock. This club is composed of the follow ing members: Mrs. Terry 0reil, Mrs. Lawrence Veil, Mrs. Bert Well. Mrs. sidney Winter. Mrs. Theodore Lob- man, Mrs. Charles Kahn. Mrs. Nor. riss Dreyfus, Mrs. Meyer Gerson, Jr. Mss Lila McwilIiams of Prattville is the guest of Mas Annie Stone, 27 Amanda Street.
 Mrs. ". ". Bussey of Birmingham is the guest of Mrs. Ernest Bussey at so7 Mildred Street. Mrs. Guy R. Brishtweil has return cd to her home in Athens after . visit to her mother, Mrs. S, c. Marks.
 Misses e. and V. Johnson Of csds- den, will arrive next week to visit their aunt Mrs. T. c. Johnson.
 Mrs. James R. Hall of padeviile. is the guest of her sisters, Mrs. Charles L, Gay and Mrs. !. c. Johnson.
 Mrs. Richard Tillis and daughter. Mrs. Charles B. Jones. and Miss Alma Tillis. will leave today for New York to spend the winter. ss X Mrs M E. Lightfoot of Abbeviile will arrive tonight to be the guest of Mrs. L. J. Richardson.
 Mrs. J. P. Burton. of Georglana. is the guest of her parents. Mir. and Mrs. L. J. Richardson.
 Miss Georgia richardson. who has been visiting Miss May Johnson at Luxeile will return home tonight, ac- companied by Miss Johnson, who will be her guest.
 Mir. and Mrs. Heath Jones of Clan ton are the guests of Mrs. A. c. Lucltie.
 Miss Ethel Haardt. Of Matthews is the, guest of her cousin. Miss Phillipa Weir on South Hull street.
 Mrs. orrin Brown and son orrin. and Miss Maud Brown of Opeiika are the guests of Mrs. W. H. Thomas.
 Mrs. Matte Banks. of .opeIika, is the guest of Mrs. j.. H. Crenshaw on Adams street.
 Mrs. Dallas Boyd. of Auburn, is the guest of Mrs. stout,
 Mrs. W. R. Power and little daugh- ter, of opelika, are the guests of Mrs. W. R. Power.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-27
nevsistsesise vet.ri.ar, Preetses.

Fort collins. Colo. Oct. es--What is known as the opsonic treatment, dis- covered in England several years ago and successfully applied 10 combating germ diseases in human beings. is now pertinent of the Colorado Agricultural colieee has successfully demonstrated. 1t is announced. that horses, cattle and sheep are sunering from sfiictions ac- .companied by suppurafion. ere reached by the opsonic method. An anti-sup, puration vaccine is being manufact. ured by the college experimental de- ,partment and It l. claimed the dis covery will revolutionize veterinary practice for certain germ diseases.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-27
COAST LINE FUNDS.
st0ck kho oldeps May Re Asked Co An.
 th0rfse . M0Ftgame.

stockholdeps May Re Asked Co Au-
 thorfse . M0Ftgame.
 Baltimore, Md. Oct. 2s.--Stockhofd- CTS of the Atlantic Coast Line Rail- road Company. 1t was understood here today probably will be asked at the annual meeting to be held in Richmond. Va, on November Is to authorize an- other funding mortgage to provide funds for improvements and to retire underlying liens. Notices apprising stockholders of this action are ex- pected to be sent out shortly.
 It is understood that the company. which is controlled by Baltimore cap. itai. does not contemplate issuing any of the bonds in the immediate future but the directors wish to be in a po- sition to raise money for double track ing and otherwise improving the sys- tenn when they decide the time Is pro- pitious.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-27
THREATENED NEwBERRY.
Strong Testimony Against an Accused
 Murderer.


 Beaufort. N. C.. Oct. 2s.-Testimony intended to prove that S. J. sanders. charged with the murder of H. J. Newberry. Mayor of Newport. threat sned to shoot Newberry. was given by witnesses for the State in his trial here today.
 On the evening of the shooting wit nesses testified that Sanders said that NO d---d man will appear in court to send me to prison"
 Meeting a man on a country road. Sanders. witnesses testified. told the man about things" getting hot around Newport and that some shoot Ing had to be done and that Newberry was not going to appear against him. Threats against Newberrys life were made by Sanders, 1t was testi- fled. because the former tried to put ths blind tigers" out of business.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-27
DAILY oALnxpAH.

1 The marriage of Mir. chsries
 Clyde Looney. of Birmingham. and Miss Alice McAdams will take
 place at 4;90 o'clock at the home
 ? of the bride. 70 South Holt Street
 Mrs. Alexander Carber win en- ' tertain number of friends at her
 home. 722 South Lawrence Street,
 this afternoon at 2 o'clock. The Wednesday Morning Music Club win meet this morning at 2 lo:so o'clock at the '. W. c. A.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-27
ME. Wu sn Mexico .

Mexico City, Oct. 2e.-Wu Ting Fang. the Chinese Minister accredited to the United States and Mexico, arrived here the depot by the members of the Chi nese legation and by Captain Alfredo Barron. of the Mexi,mn Foreign ofice.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-27
Riosing Anesg Girls.

New Brunswick. ". |. Oct 2s.--Fur- ther rioting today among the 800 young women strikers at the cigar factory of Hirschorn. Mack and Company. result ed In the arrest of one of the alleged participants and the decision of the manufacturers to close down the plant until the trouble Is settled.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-27
yseet wlth kealbofer.

The Montgomery Chamber of CoM- merce held a. short business meeting last night in the rooms of H.. S. Keal- hofer. secretary of the Montgomery Freight Bureau. fin the Vandiver build ing. Routine business was transacted.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-27
Expert cenin. te Alahanat.

Washington. Oct. 2s,-- Especial, )---- At the request Of Senator Johnston. the Chief of the Bureau of Animal rn- dostry will detail sn expert to visit the State and deliver lectures in sev- eral Alabama agricultural counties on tuberculosis among animals. N
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-27

4 yissf ts tbe orphesn nsw wsu esnvsnce yeu shat eur picture shsw c sbeve the srainasy sines ws hsvs put h esr ssehestrn.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-27
probate Judge. of his county. was la
 ysstsrday.

George ". Traitt and wife, Of La Grange. Ga, are here for several days attending the state Fair. Mir. Truitt has the reputation of growing high premiums at several fairs with his staple display.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-27
Games Are Pestpones

Games Are Poetp0neA,
 The league games of the Montgom- cry City Bowling League, which were scheduled to take place this week at the Court street alleys, have been post poned on account of the fair.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-27

Henry W. Parrish. IT,, returned yesterday from . visit to Abbsviile where he has been during the past few days on busipsss ana pisaSurs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-27

Our Mottes satisfy every persen asa they will retsrn, visit the oypAeam and yea will return. 5a
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-27

Senator J. U. King. of Marengo county. candidate for the office of
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-27
THE PASSING THRoNG.


 J.. P. Billups, general passenger agent. and Clarence Wickersham, tray cling passenger agent, of the Western railroad. both with headquarters in Atlanta. are here for several days in connection with the running of the shuttle trains to Vandiver Park.
 Frank NJ. Thompson. district pas senger agent of the Western railroad with headquarters in Atlanta, arrived In the city last night.
 W. P. scruggs. travelling passenger agent of the Seaboard Ar Line with in Savannah. was a vis- itor in Montgomery yesterday.
 ". l.. Martin, manager of the Mont gonery Abstract Company. returned yesterday from visit to his old home in Georgia.
 Attorney George W. shreve re- turned to Montgomery yesterday from a professional trip. through South Alabama.
 Dr. W. c. Phillips and wife. of Sell ma. are In the city attending the State, fair. pr. Phillips Is a member of the, Board of Revenue of Dallas county and he has held this position for years.
 :, Senator J. U. King. of Marengo
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-27

Take joy home,
 for her, And give her time to STOW and cher fsh her: Then will she come and oft will sing to thee, when thou arc working in the furrows; aye. Fl Or weeding In the sacred hour of dawn 1t Is comely fashion to be glad;
 Jean Ingelow.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-27
MAGAzfNE .fLuR.

EMANON BRIDGE CLUB. The Emanon Bridge Club will meet
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-08-20

Much good is expected to follow the
visit of the national waterways com
mission. composed of senators and
representatives,. 50 Europe. They will
look over the waterways Of the
European continent during their 10
weeks stay abroad. and the systems
there will certainly offer suggestions
for recommendations looking to the
conservation and Improvement for
navigation and traffic of our water
ways
Seven of the T. members of the
commission. together with their fam
lilies and clerks, comprise the party of
investigation. Those IN the party are
senators burton of ohio. Gallinger Of
New Hampshire and simmons of
North Carolina. Representatives De
Alva :. Alexander of New York. the
new chairman of the house rivers and
harbors committee; Stevens of Mime
sofa. Wagner of Pennsylvania. Spark
man of Florida. Representative
James II. Cassidy of Ohio. who was
Senator Burton's clerk when Mr.. Bur
ton was chairman nf the rivers and
harburs committee. and who. because
of this service, was made IL member
OF the rivers and harhorS committee,
will accompany the party. as will also
Professor Roland q. Mcpherson of
Johns Hopkins university. Professor
Emery X. johnson nj the University
uf Pennsylvania. Colonel William IL.
Bixby of the engineer corps. and Her
bert Knox Smith. chief Of the bureau
Of corporations Senators Piles of
Washington. Smith of Michigan and
Lorimer of Illinois. and Congressman
Moon nf Tennessee. who are also
members of the commission, are tn
join the party September at Strass-
burg, Germany.
The intinerarv If the party includes
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-08-20

Some Of the brightest light-comedy
scenes that have been part of any. play
vet produced mark the four acts of "A
Gentleman From Mississippi" which
will lie acted here for the first time
Thursday night. August &c. in the Har-
nois thcater by the William 4. Brady
and Joseph X. Grismcr special COM
pany. There are four sets of love
stories, three Of which are carried out
in vein Of sheer comedy. one that
has been especially successful tells OF
the wnoing of Amelia Butterworth. a
self-relinnt young stenographer, by
Dick Cullen, breezy. but ioNe~stck'
reporter for a Chicago newspaper,
Amelia makes Dick keep his distance
hv insisting that she is betrothed t"
a Young official Of Altoona, Pa. but in
the end when Dick says he
Is going to Altoona to Kill
her affianced. admits that there
is no such person and sue
cumhs. The company to he seen here
is headed by James Larkaye This will
he the first of the big New York sue
cesses tn he seen in this city Seats
GO ON sale Wednesday. August p.