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New-York tribune., 1909-04-25
THEATRICAL DIRECTORY.

ACADEMY OF MUSIC; l4th a. and Irving Piaee- -,
2:15-s.I5-Mr- Manteh n The Merchant OF
Venice"
AsTOR: Broadway and 18th s:-2Io-s.lb-"illaIn
Hodge IN The Man from Home
BELAsCO: West 42d 81. near Broadwey-2;io-s:so-
Going Some"
RIJor-: Broadway ana Goth st-2I5-s:l6-Thomas A.
wise ana Douglas Fairbanks IN "A Gentleman from
Mississippi
CASINO THEATRE: Broadway and Both st.-e:5o-s:3o-
Havana"
CIRCLE; Broadway and 6osh st.-2l5-s:i5-'The Queen
oc the Moulin Rouge
CRITERION. Broadway and 44th st-2-s-''Ths Fair
Co-Ed"
EMPIRE: Broadway and 4oth st-2:I5-sl5-Mauds
II What Every Woman Knows
DAIY'S: Rroadway. between 29m and goth sts-2:15-
s:I5-'The CIImEx-
GA1ErY; Broadway and seth s,-2.15-s .1o-"rho
House Next Door
GARRIcK; 85th st. near eth ave-2.I5-S.I5-'-rho
Happy Marriage"
GERMAN THEATRE: Irving -2:l5-s:Io-stock
cimpany-
HAckkErr: West 42l st. near ,s,h sve,-2:l0-s:Is-
George A Wo5Hsn's Way
HERALD sQUARB THEATRE; Broadway and B5th
St: :1J-S S.1J-"The Beauty Spot"
-S:15-''The Third Degree"
KNICKERBOCKER: Broadway ant ssth Et.-2.l5-s15
The Candy Shop"
LIBERTY: West 42d St. sth avs.-21S-s:l5-"A
Fool There Was
New-York tribune., 1909-04-25
SUMMER AT HAND
Luna Park Season to Begin Nay IS
-Udny NOUeIties.

Frederic Thompson, who IS now in Florida has
completed arrangements for the formal opening Of
Luna Parks seventh season on Saturday afternoon
May Is. The new attractions" according to Mr
Thompson. ARE more pretentous than have ever
before been presented at the opening Of any Coney
Island amusement place. \ number Of the most
successful shows and rides which were seen in the
park last year will be retained. but the majority
OF features will be novel In every respect To
begin with, the most colossal outdoor show ever
seen on Coney Island will occupy the space last
year given up to The Man Hunt and previously
utilized by Fighting the Flames" This show
is being built with all possible haste in order to
have il ready for the opening when the gates ot
the park thrown wide To the public THE Sink
irg of the Republic enormous, spectacular re-
production Of a recent maritime disaster will take
the place Of The Wreck of the COrsair.'' This
show been built under Mr.. Thompsou-s personal
direction. and will have feature Jack Binns
the wireless operator. who by sticking to his duty
saved the lives Of the crew and passengers of the
Ill fated liner and who first used the now familiar
message. &C Q D." in sending out the news that
his boat sinking.
'Bnuken's Temple" an elaborate. laugh provok-
ing show. is being built of the entrance
the site of THE Lost Girl and The Human
Laundry The buildings OF Night and Morning
are being torn down. and within the next ten DAYS
a ride OF novel design win be on view there
1t IS to be known The Bounding Bell Buoy"
and IS calculated to create much excitement and
much merriment The Witchins Waves"
other novelties will be The Enchanted Fish Pond
The FIrecracker Maze The Magic Chair 'Ths
Musical Floor" The Human Menagerie." Tbs
Newlyweds' and "Afhnities-" To these last four an
attraction as yet unnamed VIII be added. and new
Thompson scenic railway will be a feature OF the
park. The old favOrites will be retained-"Tha
Monitor and the Merrimac.'' The Virginia Reel
The Ticker The WitChfng Waves" Tbs
Dragons Gorge The Mountain Torrent" This
Prairie Belle" Chute the Chutes.'' Scenic Rail-
way THE Old AIH.' The Miniature Railroad"
"HeIter SHELTER and The Cake Walk
There will be an outdoor circus. made up o,
European and American acts. which viii be changed
weekly. This entertainment will be free; band o,
sixty pieces has been engaged. The gates will be
thrown open on May u at o'clock IN the after
noon. Mr. Thompson looks for this the biggest
season ever enjoyed at Luna Park.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-25
WILD GEESE.
day evening

The reports from the lakes to the effect thar
there more Wild geese this year than there have
been for several years, brings 10 mind the raet
that whoever adopted the goose emblem OF
the unwise, did not himself have much sense
as a goose. instead or being a stupid bird, tns
wild goose is one OF the very shrewdest OF birds
The fact that he spends his summers in the eooi
waters Of the North and his winters in the warn
lakes and rivers OF the Southland, is pretty soou
evidence OF his wisdom. The white man IS coming
to do the same thing, having taken the hint from
the goose.
But in nothing does the goose display so muen
sense in his marital relations. He has evidehu3
learned that there is peace in pOlygamy- Oio
mate is quite enough for him. II is for any seI-
respecting gentleman The gilI goose. thereloIe,
unlike his domestic cousin. marries but once az.
marries for keeps That is TO say, when the WIG
goose mates. he mates for life. More than th4e'
his mate dies he remains true to her memoiI
and never marries again. The same Is true Oi - -
fsmale-ouce mated. never again does wlId soOf ~
seek mate, although the hunter may zoo oD.aeess.ld
her husband during the honeymOOn--o
Daily News
New-York tribune., 1909-04-25
BUFFALO BILLS SHOW.
Wild Vest and PGzcnee Bills N0v5
One AggregatiOn-At Garden
THeSddB.

Buffalo BiPs Wild West Show. now united with
Pawnee BilTs Exhibition. will begin engage
ment at Madison Square Garden Tuesday night
Colonel Cody will be the general stage Manages
of the united shows. and. according 70 Major
Burke, there's greater Wild West exhibition IN
the country.
Its union OF hearts and industry" said
Major Burke. and you can bet we've got some
thing that will interest every man. women and
child in greater New York"
The combined shows drove into the Garden last
night RingIing Brothers circus had
moved out, with Major Gordon W. Lille (Pawnes
BID in charge. Colonel Cody was hand to re-
ceive the braves. scouts. etc. a feature OF the
show is new group OF Indians They cal
Colonel Cody Pahaska
There will be men in top boots. broad -hrimInsd
slouch hats Indians painted and befeathered. cav
airy soldiers. duSky hUed Arabs in thei- peculiar
costumes, Japanese in goId-embroi1ered ktInonos'
ebcny black Dahomians. sleek-Iookng. long-haired
Ctngalese and many other nationaites. In order
TO give additional color to the Far East element of
the show, India Will be represented by elephants
and their mahouts. and for the desert scene in tns
Sahara Pawnee Bill has his caIneIs
The opening performance will be given next Tues
day evening.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-25
A COLLEGE SHOW.

The Varsity Dramatic Society OF New York Uni
versty presents this years show at the Berkeley
Theatre in this city. The show Is called The
Echo" and Is a musical play in two acts. Deems
Taylor. 06, is the composer OF the music and
William L. Baron, 05. the writer of the book and
lyrics. These two men were the authors OF the
three previous shows OF 1906 1907 and 1905 namely:
THE Isle of Skiddoo" '"The Oracle and "Cap'n
Kidd & Co.. all of which were successfully pro-
duced at Carnegie Lyceum.
Frank Stammers. who staged the New York pro-
ducton of the Merry widow" is coaching the
local collegians for the third season. There will
be four performances of THE Echo on the
ings Of April g and so and afternoon and evening
of May l. Special preparations have been made
for the best production in New York University
dramatics. The cast follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-04-25
"eARTERED BRIDE" FOR CHARITY

Smetana's opera. The Bartered Bride" tbs
most charming music produced here this season.
Will be given at the Metropolitan Opera House on
Thursday evening. April %. with Nine. Gadski IN
the leading role.
The performance is for the benefit o, the LegaI
Aid Society. a noble charity which helps gratuit-
ousIy the poor who have been wronged TO legal
redress; it has assisted last year more than thirty
thousand persons. The Governor and Mrs Hughes
will attend the performance In the illustrated
souvenir prepared by Louis Windmuler. the treas
urer. will appear a signed likeness Of William II
Taft, the President OF the United States OF
the honorary presidents Of the society.
The national Bohemian and American hymns viii
be sung between the second and third acts.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-25
MOTHER NATURE
HARD TO CORNER
EFFORT TO WREST 4
SECRET FROM HER.
Ship Wth0at Any Iron Relied
Upon, but the Old Dame
Dodges AGAIN.

Mother Nature, say those nearest her heart ha e
6 Keen ssnss OF hunor. She delights in nlaving
tricks upon scientists who try 10 rossess Them
selves O. her secrets. When they feel most con-
ndsnt OF having pried into them she retaltates in
e most unexpected manner Are they rl,,,,,iyp
themselves upon having harnessed electricity max
ing waterfalls do mans work or conouering the
arr IAen does she show her playful spirit-or
perhaps one Of Vengeance-by wiping city off the
face cf the earth by the convulsons OF her ap-
pareltly peaceful bosom moving down q village
ss child blows down q house Of cards or weep
ing until her rivers become unrnanageable bv man
and foods do their awful work Of devastation
But in one OF her most merry moods has she
naf7ed The scientist and kept him playing merry
game of tag with the magnetic pole which is
kneHn 10 be continually moving. Doubtless she
Inisht keep il stationary Il she chose-but she
doesn't She is whimsical as the weather of
her eapricioGs child, April. and she delights in
exasperating mariners by shifting the magnetic
pole until their Poor connpasses seem 10 be of no
Use al all, because OF the swerving OF the needle
from the true north. just when some savant after
months or research and exhaustive experiment
cengratalstes himself that he has at last y-resed
one o. her stNets from the great Mother of Us all
and reaches OUT his hand to tag" she stailes
gently and the pole on again leaving the
scientist like a boy playing blind mans buff
Magnetic variations have always puzzled navi-
gators. who are unable u comprehend why at
some spots the compass needle always points due
north, while others it turns toward the west
east. according the location Of the compass.
IN the northeastern part % Maine, for instance
lie compass needle points tventy-one degrees west
Of true north; at Vancouver it points twenty-five
degrees east OF north. IT is not even known IN
which direction the magnetic pole is roving. and
ths experiments and Partial surveys made at diff
teresst points by various nations have thus far
been unsatisfactory.
This intricate problem is one which IN. sien,,s,.
co the stan OF the Carnegie institution at Wash
New-York tribune., 1909-04-25
HAcKET THEATRE.


| C,race George In "A wemans Way" IS the bill
| et the FIackett. On Tuesday afternoon Laurence
/ Irving and his wife, Mabel Hackney. will give q
performance of play entitled ''The Incubus"
HERALD SQUARE THEATRE.
The Beauty Spot" is the attraction at the Her
AID Square. and jefferson de Angels is the chief
performer in II.
HUDSON THEATRE.
The Third Degree may still be seen al the
Hudson. II has been prosperous from the first
performance.
KNIcKERBocKER THEATRE.
| On Tuesday night there viii be presented here
| musical comedy called The Candy Shop" Louise
| Dresser William Rock and Maud Fulton, Mrs.
! Annie Yeamans. Bliss Milford and Malcolm Will
Jams viii be the
LIBERTY THEATRE.
The drama called A Fool There Was" is still
view at the Liberty Mr.. Hilliard is the chief
actor in It.
LYcEuM THEATRE.
Miss Robson in The Dawn Of a To-Morrow'' is
still the attraction at the Lyceum-
LYRIC THEATRE.
The Blue Mouse" IS shortly be transferred TO
Maxine EIiotts Theatre Il has been at the Lyric
for six months.
MAXINE ELLioTT's THEATRE.
Charles Cherry. in The Bachelor is the bill at
this house.
NEW AMSTERDAM THEATRE.
Nj Hitchcock in The Mascot is the bill az
the New Amsterdam. Il is a splendid entertain
ment. and all in quest of wholesome and varied
amusement are advised 10 see this revival Of The
Mascot
NEW YORK THEATRE.
Miss Held will soon close her engagement here
in Miss Innocence and take a well earned rest.
SAVOY THEATRE.
Olga Nethersole will begin an engagement al the
Savoy tomorrow night. appearing in a play enti-
tied The Writing the Wall It was written
by William J. Hurlbut, author OF The Fighting
Hope"
sTUYvESANT THEATRE
The Easiest Way is the bill al the StlIvvesant
WALLAckS THEATRE
Miss Crosman is enjoying a reasonable success
at this theatre in the comedy called Sham" The
fftieth performance is at hand.
WE5ER's THEATRE.
The Girl from Rector's" is the Offering at
Weber's
WEST END THEATRE
The Newlyweds and Their Baby will be the at
traction this week at the West End Theatre
New-York tribune., 1909-04-25
HE HIPPODROME

With the best show IN its history and added cir
Gus features. the Hppodrome is presenting an ex-
traordnary entertainment Never before has the
big playhouse had such an attractive and diversi-
he'd bill The two spectacles. Sporting Days and
The Battle in the Skies" are full of amusement
and interest while The Birdland Ballet" !s
enough 10 please any eye. In the circus, given
under It's own tent, shown ten al! new and i'm
ported acts. Among these are Bird MiIIrnan the
aerial dancer. who has created a sensation:
CDora, in her motorcycle looping Of a steel globe;
Nlnston's wonder seals, Herzog's stations, and
beginning this week, Nine. Alice Techow and ner
trained cats
New-York tribune., 1909-04-25
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.


NJ ,7s,ter reefns tomorrow night the third
,-sa,, ~ his ergacernent at the Academy Inc
Merchant Of Venice" viii be the bin on Monday
Tves5ev and Wednesday nights and "edhesaaS
efternoon OF Thursday ara Friday nights Ham
let viii be given. and on saturday afternoon ara
SATURDAY night Romeo and Juliet
AsToR THEATRE.
The Nan from Home" may he seen at this
plsvhouse. NJ Hodge M Jewert and Olive
wyndham the principal actors in II
BELAsco THEATRE.
An amusing farce called Going Some is ths
attraction a. the Belasco.
BIJoU THEATRE.
The comedy entitled a Gentleman from Mlssis-
sirpir continues attract large audiences to the
ijou It has been there since the early part Of the
season.
BROADWAY THEATRE.
The Broadway Theatre viii be reoponed week
from tomorrow night with William Faversharn in
s'The World and His Wife" Mr.. Faversham VIII
remain there for = week and viii be succeeded By
Lew Fields in a musical entertainment
CASINO THEATRE.
James T Powers in Havana" is filling the Ca
siBo At every performance.
CIRCLE THEATRE
This VIII he the last week OF The Queen Of the
Moulin Rouge al the Circle.
CRITERION THEATRE.
Miss Janis Viii continue at this theatre the sue
cessful oC The Fair Co-Ed,' beginning to-
morrow night
DALY'S THEATRE.
aIr Locie's successful drama Of '"The Clinaz'
viii occupy the stage Of Days Theatre for an in
definite period beginning tomorrow night. Il has
been pronounced Of the hits OF the latter part
OF the present season.
EMPIRE THEATRE
Miss Adams enters tomorrow night the nine
Teenth week Of her engagement at the Empire in
Barrie's charming comedy oe What Every Woman
Knows"
GAiETY THEATRE.
There is no new word TO be said for The House
Next Door in which J E Dodson has made hit
al this playhouse II deserves q long and pros
porous career
eRRRIcK THEATRE
This VIII be the last week Of The Harry Mar
riage" II is made known that Mr.. Collier will
return u the Garrick and revive The Man from
Mexico"
New-York tribune., 1909-04-25

keel to deck is bronze. copper or yellow metal
composition. There is not foot OF wire cable on
the ship. Russian hemp was decided upon for the
standing rigging. also for the anchor cables, in
place OF the chain usually used. The bobstays
solid bronze bars and the headsays of phosphor
bronze wire The running rigging will be Of
special quality of manila rope and the blocks are
all specially designed ali straps, pins and metal
parts being of specially tested bronze.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-25

E.YCEUM 45th 81. near BroadKay-2:15-s s:15-Miss
Eleanor Robson The Dawn OF a Tomorrow"
LYRIC. West 42I St. 7th ave-2:15-s15-'"Ths
Blue Mouse
MAJESTIC Columbus Circle-2.I5-s:I5-''Tho Newly
weds-" Closed THIS week
MAXINE ELLIoTT-s 39th St, between Broadway and
NEW AMSTERDAM. 42d Ht. near Tth Ave.-2-s-
The Mascot
NEW YORK: broadway AMI 45th st-215-s:15-Anna
Held IA Miss Innocence"
SAVOY. 3ith St. near Broadway-2 2o-s 2O-OlEa
Netherscle IN The writing on the wall"
STJYEESANT. 4itn ST.. 7th ve.-215-s:ao-
Frances starr Ia The Easiest Way"
wALLAcK's broadway and ao'h st.-2I5-s:l5-Miss
wEBER's. Broadway and 2sta o-s:ao-'Ths Girl
from RerJoT's.'
WEST END: I25,h OF sth sye.-2.15--s.I5-
Change OF bin each week 'Newlyveds and Their
Baby"
VARIETY THEATRES.
ALEXANDRIA: 9TH ave and 126th st.-2I5-s.I5
AMERICAN. sth and AL st.-2:I5-s:15
COLONIAL: Broadway and G2d sr-2;15-s-i5.
EDEN MUSEE. 23d st.. ave-The World in
Wax.
PLAZA MUSIC HALI-215-S.I5.
VICTORIA: 7th ave. and aga st-2:15-s15.
THE HIPPODROME: 9th and 43d st.-2-S-SportnE
Days and The Battle in the Skies: spectaces.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-25

seInble miIlionares private yacht. Her beautiful
finish and luxurious fittings will be made more at
tractive than usual by the lavish use OF bronze
copper and brass Even the bolts and spikes which
are used IN her construction are OF copper and
bronze the metals being employed in the
building of her engine and other machinery In tbs
hull equipment every particle of metal used. from
New-York tribune., 1909-04-25
VARIETY THEATRES.

These players will bo at the Plaza Music Han
this week: Joe Welch, Jack Lorimer' Rice and
Cohen Felix and Caire and the Rosedale Quartet
At the American Music Hall this week Karno's
Comedians win lead the bill, appearing in "A Night
in a London Music Hail. Gardner and Stoddard
and Dixon. Bowers and Dixon viii add to the mer-
riment.
The one-act play called "CircumstantIal Evi-
dence' will be the chief feature Of the entertain
nent at the Victoria Theatre. Eddie Leonard and
other well known performers viii be in the bill.
There VIII be concerts to-day.
Julius steger. in The Way to the Heart" win
perform this week at the Colonial James J. Cor
bett, Matthews and Ashley and Hy. Meyer win
appear.
At the Alhambra Theatre Pauline. the hypnotist
Will head the bill Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner Crane.
James Harrigan and Newell and Niblo will appear.
novel wax group depicting several famous in
ventors is feature Of the exhibition at the Eden
Musee.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-25
STAGE AFFAIRS
NOVELTIES THIS WEEK.

NOVELTIES THIS WEEK.
MONDAY NIGHT.
Savoy Theatre-Miss Nethersole IN the
Writing en- the Wall"
TUESDAY NIGHT.
Knickerbocker Thestre-"The Candy Shop-
Madison Square Garden-Buffalo Bill la
West SHOW.
TRANSFERRED.
Criterion Theatre Elsie Janis IN The + ar
Co Ed" from the hnickerbocker
o.f,-. Theatre re-"The Climax" from
Neber'S.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-25

THE HIPPODROME: 9th ave. and 43d st.-2-S-SportinE
Days and The Battle in the Skies. spectacles
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-16
| IN FOREIGN PoRTs
Friday, July 16.
YOKOHAMA, Arrived July 1G:
=. s. Chiyo Maru, hence July 8.
PAsseN aeRs ARRIVED

Per s. 8. Asia, Gaukroger, from San
francisco, July 16.-,For Honolulu: r.
u. Myers. Mrs. A. z. Wright. Miss
Ariel Wright. Miss Elsie Wright, Fol-
Yokohama: J. l.. Dobbins. Lee Fob.
Mrs. Toni Koennecl,e, Mrs. Nicholas
Dimibrlefr. Fritz Hummer, Meade Min.
nigerode. s. Nishimura, NJ. Oishl. For
Kobe; J. ID. Chiidress. For Nagasaki:
Bert Males. For Shanghai: Miss Car.
rie Jewell. Miss Dorothy Martel, Miss
Mildred Martel, II. G. McKinnon, w.
G. Sweet. For Hongkong: Mrs. Mar
tina G. Banks, Miss Mebel Bish, Miss
Emma X. Carter, Ching Sing, NJ. T..
Cleland. Dong Wing, Mrs. Dong Wing
and infant. q. Eleazar. Mrs. John II.
Edgar and infant, Eng Hook Fong.
@. Floyd, Mrs. Geo Fuller, James q.
Gregory, Miss r. Holstein. Geo. H..
Jaques. Mrs. II. d. Kneedler and in
FAINT, w. +. Knight II. s. Lee. Mrs. H..
s. Lee. Capt. A. Lockett. C. II. Logan.
Miss &. l.. Mason, Com. j. ID. MELON.
aid. U. s., N, p. G.. Mygatt. +. ID. Pill
iatt. J. Prayer. Mrs. S. j. Prayer, Roy
F.. Rose. Leon Rosenthal. Capt. Geo.
II. Seaver. Mrs. Geo. II. Seaver. and
infant, Master Mark Seavcr, Shun
Hong. Albert +. Speakman. Mrs. Kath.
ryn Spencer, Mrs. W. ID. Van Cleave.
John J.. Williams.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-16
SHOPPING news
BUSINESS REMINDERS

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The soda water and ice cream sun.
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The favoring and Ice cream are made
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-16
SHORT CALENDAR IN
Y T. " Police COURT

Judge Andrade had for once an easy
time of It there being only nine cases
on the Police. Court calendar this morn.
Ing with the usual sprinxlins Of d. and
rs. The following Is a summary of
the minor cases:
Frank Peterson. who has been TWEEN.
ty.three times previously convicted,
was sentenced to sixty days imprlson.
ment for drunkenness.
You Sing Zip. Geo. Williams and A.
McCorrigan were each fined So and
costs for being found in a state of In.
tOxicatlon last night.
Jose Maldonado. charged with beg
ging, was let go for week In order
that he might try to do better and 30
to work. In this case two court Off.
cials testified against him and n strong
case of begging was made out. The
Judge, however. taking into consider
alton that nc was very old man, let
him go on a suspended sentence.
The cases against T. C. Blackwell
charged with overrunnlng the speei
limit In an automobile. and Jose Go.
mez De Costa. charged with an ARRAY,
were continued to July 90 and July 23
respectively.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-16
KINNEY's ADDRESS.
Continued from psse y

directed by gesture, the mob to open
In the direction of the Higher Wage
Office and those behind to rush the
men into the building.
The most damaging point that he
brought up was from statement from
Lightfoot himself to the Jury ut the
early period OF the trial. In this state.
ment, Lightfoot. showing the spotless
peace that reigned over Miauchi's soul
and conscience, quoted the Japanese
leader as saying to the officers Come
with me to the Higher Wage Associa.
tlon building, we will protect you"
Kinney left II to the jury to decide
what II was that they were to be pre-.
tected from after the japanese had
sworn that they had not the slightest;
hostility towards the men.
Following this he arraigncd Miauchi
himself. showed that the willy Oriental.
instead OF attempting to recover Mika.
wa from the officers by brute force as
his companions were trying, attemr:.
ed to do 1t by artifcs and was thus
equally amenable to the Law.
Concluding. he went carefully over
the identification of the defendants
how each had been positively Identified
as participators In the riot by men who
were acquainted with them and IN n
position to remember them. n proved
the sqnareness OF the officers In their
identifying testimony In not summon.
ing others, whom they might wei! have
done. but combining themselves to those
whom they knew without doubt were
guilty.
Lightfoot took coplous notes during
tho address and Will make his counter
address this afternoon. giving the dc.
PENDANTS side of the case.