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Manchester Democrat., 1910-04-27
DELAWARE ]. CREAMERY REPORT.

a T. 4 Sax 90 y .
Wednesday. April 20, wac pay day
lat the Delaware Co-opesage cream.
cry. The following 3 the yeport Tor
the iasllt - |. saaatas ~
March sfs10:. 80 " " sas s
Numaar Of faReupds st milk received
NJ. .565ssSs
Nnnssr os-sosadsyaf scsssn receive
ed, 8, $50
|a AyetAsa Asst s.5.
Paid s4.s cents for butterfat.
Hshestr Rn'sea apsid -patsloo pounds
S1.6s.; /. rs
Lowest price paid per lqp pounds
li$1.14. sss,
Manchester Democrat., 1910-04-27

Next Friday has been named, as
Arbor. Day : :
.,.-A = sr.,. q, 4. caa. = a,,;,. -,
business today.
a q ph,,,n,, ,v.s v,.,.au IN
E.r,v,,,s srs,a.n
oscar 1ochaaey was IN EarlY'lie
- ss sis
-aaFry Gray ls . business yissor
IN lndepenaence To-Day.
Mr. and Mrs. a. o. Stanger were,
isitors IN Dubuque, Friday.
-CarlAAnderson has,returned from
a severAls weeks trip In Europe.
Charles, NJ a,yens, visited. with re.
Manchester Democrat., 1910-04-27
]: 4. y rEA.ss.:s I y |. 8.

Has many friends were ssirprised
and grieved ia, learn ef the sasdden
death Of "A. ]. Pease, which occurred
at his home IN this city Friday
morning. April "a. 4 slO. He suffered
q slight stroke Of paralysis which
was the Immediate cause of his.
death, although he had been in faal.
ing lealth Tor several months. Mr.:
Pease was thoroughly upright and
honorable man. He Aved q true
Christian life and was highly esteem,
ed by a who knew him. He IL s',r-i
vived by hss wife.
A. J. Pease was born at Western,
Vermont, December l, 1880. He was
united, in marriage with Susan p.
Crag1n on September 40, 1854 ss,and
during the same year removed I Q
Iowa The located in Dubuque In
January 1856, and the deceased EN-
gagged in business there with Ag his
brother. He lived at Masonvti.e from
1853 to 1870 during which time be
corducted general store, and was
postmaster and station agent He
returned to Dubuque in 1870 and re;
sided there until 1877. His wife died
here ON May 2sth, 1876. From 1871
until September 1. 1901. he lived II
strawberry Point, Iowa. where; hi
wass engaged In business. On Janu
ry 8, 1885 he was united tn marrtag'
III Addie G. Gardner. Mr. and M,
Pease removed to Manchester, Ser
tember j, 1901, where they hay'
since made their home,
While living In Dubuque, the de
ased was united with the Unive'
aaltst church and was a faithful an
consistent member Of the same vi
III his death, Besides his wife he
survived by four eaeces and on
nephew.
The remains were taken TO sfray
berry Point on Monday morning an
: the, funeral services were held
that place, Rev. L,isk. pastor Of II
i Methodist Rpiscopal church Of Delh
officiating. Interment was made
strawberry Point.
Manchester Democrat., 1910-04-27
DEMOCRATS ACEIV
MANY CANDID, Is
SEVERAL pEMocRATsscoMEsouT
FOR NoMiNATsoMs FoRscouN.
~ OFFICES.
'PROIIlls;EID
STRONG TICKET
oedh.sof 4. =. Psass. Highly as-
spseasd cltixsns slnA Resi-
dent o. MansAsstsf.

AS the time approaches for filing
nomination papers. candidates for
the nomination for offices ON the
democratic ticket have begun to put
in an appearance and several have
.neady announcad themselyes.
Sheriff Hennesssvs and Auditor Dav..
y Will both be -csndi didates for .nomdn;
stIon at the priSaries.i and WILL re-
cei-e the heast enderaeansats0 the
party.
M. s. Van Auken will be 1 espdt.
date Tor representative from Della.
ware ceunty agaiqst the presens .in.
cs,mbenl, 3. 6. Perlins Mr.. Van
Aukell's nomination papers have al
read been filed with the Secretary
tof the State II nes, Mo.nes.
James Kehoe OF Union township
who It will be remembersd. came
Within d few votes OF being elected
supervisor two years ago. Will again
contest for the place. He Will be e
candidate for the oftice tof alnergispT
for the term beginning Janaagy 1st,!
1912 to succeed j. J, Kirkwood a4of
HopkinAon.
w F. Croskey, who was likewise e
candidate for supervisnr at the cleo
tion two years aga, WIN ne aScaRdi,
date Ter the nomination for the same
office this year. There arestwo .sup.
ervisors to- be elected; and he will
be the cahdidate Tor the one whose
term begins January lat, 1911. 7
succeed F. M. Burbridge
A. w. Nixon, the popular young
druggist zof Dundee. hes announced
ihnself as candidate for the oftI Ice !of
clerk 4
Attorney Henry Bronson win be the
party candidate for county attorney,
d. b. Ribbie, the thororehsy ell
cient and snccessful principal Of the
Earlyllle schools. viii te the candi-
date sor, the office Of superintendent
Of schools.
The contest for state offices WIN
ssoyershadow al else In Importance
but the confess In the countiss VIII
Be NO. les kAsn lnterestinG dAvel;
/ opmsnh VII dpu6 6tleas eReaf Il, & 9
the campaign pfoceed 4 S. Il i;
Manchester Democrat., 1910-04-27
CARD OF THANKS:

! wishi- 70 extend my; heartfelt
thanks TO the ne'ghbors and friends
whose kind and loving words ans
beautiful flowers We're such consc-
latdon to me in my. atflicdon,
II Addie G. Pease.
Manchester Democrat., 1910-04-27
tsEcREyARvssso .sTAvES BOARD
or EALTstssvalTssao ON AErsg,
cEssiTNsFoasssastsTA1iosslls..,

The following lester has recently
been sent out by the board OF consroll
of state institutions calling attsnt;ar
to the necessitysof cleaning up in
doors and out at this season OF the
lyear:s
The Importance OF the proper san
.tatton OF our homes cannot he over
estimated, .sIt u necessary aftss5 4
ong severe winters.that all debris
garbage and filth both outside and In
side Dun. houses should be, removed. !.
This department therefore 4 takes
great pleasrpe n calling .attentionsto
the splendid letter iaeaed .fors this
aEeall Ming :.us the people ;of
1owa 80 zcleans on 4niesn4 up. and.
keep elsan.:.-,
10 44eaiik ottacers city md COUNTY
sttlest.and: AEss lensss cluass OF
Iowa:
u maatt.he Fel that the
onty WAY TO preEests tssanaiamica, and
spidemtoS OF diseasesh TO- CLEAN
DUT. CLEAN q EzA1gp KEEP
4CLEA 4hsreao s;sta.s STATE
BOARDS0F HNAI;IaIs deem.syit II wise
Ahat AlsI J, sl1sy, lstshe set
FIapart - GLEAfssssF DAys gsoEt the
IL state soea Iowa. ON Ahese daysai ;slet
afeveryoae make sieceala effort at. .pair:
aiafyips sesr State.
Nos, In accordance with ths
above. therefore call lpon.+yon e
! do all in your power officially ans
privately to rid our.s State os filth ant
!. its products. Let each man cleanse
his premises and each woman he
house. and each officer his, territory
In order to secure concerted &C
= tion, each and every CITY Council
every church forganiEakien, ever
township board Of trustees, ever
e county board Of supervisors and Q,
I cry parMamentarys body Is requeste
n to pass resolutions Msing all Iewan
to observe these OLEAN.UP pAYa.
adj Very fespectfnlly,
GuiHord, HI Sumner NJ. a..
". Secretary. Iowa State Board Healtl
Des MoiRes. Iowa. April q, 1910,
4 L. T.
Manchester Democrat., 1910-04-27
iN1En,coyN pltltNs eoH.s
4 TesT..:,

The ntas.conntv = sf,elltn~ 4contaat
.xs.: Z he,d = Tndan.nds.c. s.t,,raj. s
.rfa ~ c..,n,, y. s.a.,,, I. !. ~. p,.ss
- mr. 8, nj, = 8 1880 q, ss "a Sc,
cisns., Gons, t,,asa ,e-o,,,,a ,r,a,..
~, COUNT snns,.s.,s " 1 Z .t,.na, No
:vsra. AZ f,sffpev q I. -, 4; f..s,ssy Ma q
a. , /. !. ral hrn.har. ~ M,sssssw'. = pSn
~ jasoss 80 no,n,,, .,r ss,l.,,n .pos,sn
sor3. 81 III ,i,.' itsyss 4 RnIlsr.on. fsIssS,
IsphinGo.n & IA 50 q, ndj ',M,s IN Jsss'
as, ~ l,.,.h ~ -, y, 80, -
Ths q ,nssS.. Y, u. NJ
ssa,. 4,~ .asve,,s, s ..,. s;;.,sH.
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s. =. ,aSs ~ 81, = ~
Econte,st y. n nv. N ~ 'assm \ s.nntss, I. M.
nu,pi1s = s,,s,l saS sh;,t s
ntea ~ 81 ~ 3, :. a. shav 80
3 .os,a, ,1or, ,s,o,n,n,t ,es, g, aonr.. 81 s'AY 4
the .epa 4 q oeath., B ,thir.y. .,nutes -, th,.rs Il
was, l ,4,e, ana, ths = ssn.,une \ contin,ses.. Il
for II s,ntnrss,. s,,,' ,.,,,,srg q ~ IA 9,
which stms 4 Dsiavsre ~ Nv .,ountvs q, !, VA
awarsad. y, ,it,,ss u .honora.. ~ e I Bssoh. nan, see,
ondI. and B,sckhavr and F.vette q, 81, t,ed 1te
a. / 1,s,p,.e,,, 4, tbe., indIy,t,nal
confsst !. Me- p.n,,na Mcx...a,. J. :,
.yaa,9 .t,,ia.t eo.,ntvs. WOW. .s,r.4 Mac.
ana I siiss Mary Gaftney. at,l also q IA M
co,r,4x lvon aacona niacA II tha
1
Manchester Democrat., 1910-04-27

X rAll1e alnaaags A. Ahe srepartaof the
SlphastaE lCo.p pperatiyes creamers
q1lle tors sthea month qf March
lslssEass
s. su tmas received
sA Alas
N N snt,s ~ 6assadssof cream ireciey-
;4lsss
81 ANsrase ateats,8
d Avsrasas pstse.pp per 400 pounds
|yilles
ttpss0er popna pa.d ,fer busteriat
!!s5.
Hishest price paid per 100 pounds
si,7b.
Lowest, price, paid per 100 pounds
si.f2.
Manchester Democrat., 1910-04-27
THE LOCAL NEWS
OF The week
,ysHAS MANclgEsrsa PEopLE
~ DOING AT HoMEAAhp
E q ss ABROAD.
iitsms ief Personal and General
Nature Picked W SAb6ut,
I Town.

iitsms Of Personal and General
3 Nature Picked W ABBOTT
! Town.
w B. Childs, was in Cedar Rap
ids onsbusiness satarday.
pu. H. A. Dittmer was a busi,
ness visitor in Dubuqne Monday
Thos. HAMLET Of Edgewood was
a business caller. In town. Monday.
fhe Delaware District court will
sonyene In this city on next Monday
Tmornilg.
frank Mead was a guest OF his
SrotA Aer-in-law. Elmer Hicks, at Month
|cellollAst week.
Jay Matthews was up from Ced-
ar RHplds over Sunday. visiting with
relatives and friends.
regular meeting OF E,am
CoAnEl. No.s 9. will be held the
tWs aesday evening.
rrs A. con..- 10. i, :. ..,es. !,
{ ssat,ya. ana tr,end. Az. rarson tsa
!atser part oe last week.
s..,
NE business men Of Coggon are
/ y =, e'eSsls - ope'a neuse .
Ts 'sS ss'> 'eau'ls.'es'
ne asst' annual county declama-
sssA s.n's,sswlu De neg an onls Guy
6
: . "a = sssa - = as.. a 's l's '1u
- 4 49, ~ !, $50 !. !, y tuS '' u
s - 4 - Z s :. s' -
60. Jaaaa Evans Of North Man
cneesex ~tAFentessa AIN the City Char
~ Csesae on Friday! afternoon Of this
Msek
6rss Nj. F. Howard and M1s. II.
Al Howe Of Waulkon were guests OF
MIS-. II. r. LAngridse . part Of last
wseA.
-Ixa week the Illinois y Central
psid ia employees by the CHECK meth.
lod asl doing away with the pay car /
ItssSss-
~. ussp ,.,v.+., ], .a,toe., a.
& - . .asl q f.o,, har na,s,,s.s NJ
M, ~. p,,,.,,,c, !, ~. A.s,a,o., NJ,
.schs ~. 70 - 3 !, RS. rs
/ Z.
>. " y. q . w. l.A.,sV : -
3 3 q s 81
Z, q 81 g = essas y
n 80 y a;'s3,s 4
tne senday senoois ciass gof y. Y y
sstlaner 'l.' saNe y pleasant soclai g en-
.sa'4apsnta g .ue nol'., :. e. 49, Anp
a - = Ai'A ~ l'es ss'tAs "
i A - Is.
Mrss a. B. Hoihert ahd son, Fred
Of Greeley were In the CITY Mondas
afternoon. Mr. Holbert departed o.
tfhat evening for e mo9th,s brsaness
trip IN hlrcDe,
w IA Park WAS. called d M,,sca
tine last Thursday morning On &C
Icomt4of the death Of his father. Mr.
a BH,Tk visited his father Al that pls !,
several days ago.
The friends Of. Abner- Dumhan
is recovering as fast as could be. ex
cected from an operation which h
recently submitted to at Hahnepanl
ra. In Chicago.
il MI. ua,., ,,o,atos,,, ,,,,,, - !. :, ,
] lInstr,,ttor,. in the schools at A,,ror,
,panA, SUNDAY at the home Of he
q psrental + Mr. and Mrs a a Mch
Il .osh. on East sMain street,
4 a.r,,,. MN. n,ava,. Z.
Manchester Democrat., 1910-04-27

FOR SALE-vAts "a Bargain. house and
two l3ts. with eoDd tafr- ON lows
street.l !. For further particulars. call. q
this ofttce, 7wt
Manchester Democrat., 1910-04-27

OIL, EAPERs FOR HousEcLEANING77a
.po,.tis si.et, bundles. for 8 CENTS at this
o;sice5 NJ 80 "
Manchester Democrat., 1910-04-27

EGGS FOR HATcHING-7F For sale from
Faced Hack Spanish and Pearl Guineas.
itrices Reasonable. Satisfaction guarAns
teed. MRS, G NJ. GROMAiON,
q Manchester. Route l.
Manchester Democrat., 1910-04-27

FOR SALE second hand surrey and
uhaetdn Enquire Of NJ F. LeRol.s
Manchester Democrat., 1910-04-27

FOR RENT--The second story of the.
Wood building Over severtson's store is
being rsmodeled and supplied with mod.
5ern conveniences and will be, for rent
and ready for occupancy on or before
May i. Enquire of Geo. s. Lister. agent
~ MARY d. SATTERLEE.
+ ffitsi-l Fiit n lfi y ProprietOr
Manchester Democrat., 1910-04-27

twenty aores two miles from Manchester
-<ew,. house. harm. com cgiD.i good laud.'
excellent water and about two acres OF
timber. VIII he sold at q bargain. In &
.iuire at The Demonrat Office II.
Manchester Democrat., 1910-04-27

&, FlOTe SN .sns-Ltght driving mare. u,
'sears pld. EnauirS at taiis lof ffice.
Manchester Democrat., 1910-04-27

"a. NJ. SOLVE and w. w. Garland
were ylsatdm In Waterloo Sunday.
Earle Kelsey was np from Ana
pqseps salpdaysAssa guest 4Qf .TelAsises
Manchester Democrat., 1910-04-27

,Etlis s.tLE--Eges for matching. Eggs from
the following thorOuhgbpd stock: Silver
Indian W. =. Riaek SPA ISL. Huiuan. Colum-
ibian. and Partridge and White Wyagdotte
Eyes 81 pO,per}5, 800 fer 80. Sattsf ton guar.
lnnteed, iHARRY,SWINBU NE.
si6-6wk. DELHI. IOWA. ~
Manchester Democrat., 1910-04-27

FARE Observation-Disclosures is youl
monssr safer than. LIN. land in the new.
eolnsy Ion? d Whetherss i ou have much !ior
littlesito invest, ] can show you where
9; .AiA nring YOU most. -
Manchester Democrat., 1910-04-27
,oUsuouE DISTRICT coNFER-
ENcE.

49, II If ~. ii
1.-THE p.ceiing Of the fifty-first Du-
iBuque District conference OF the
Methodist EpiscopGi church will. be
held at Edgewood on MayAls. u aad
ss, lS,J. lne following iproSram,w win
10 giye.i,- With Rev,A bert n. Bal.
lines.eys Of this city. district superln,
tenaent. presiding.
Az Monday morning
7 Opening Service. the superintend-
emit. y;
Sermon. VIM a. Piper. .s
\, business. II
Monday Afternoon.
0seains Service. the superintend-
4 4 b. y .
Manchester Democrat., 1910-04-27

FOR s9kE,t ~ bn. ,whsat ~. bu oats. 81 bu.
rye. III All. e.oycr s1r.. YupJl scsonu Lnnd al-
nee. deilyerS wugUll, safe una warehous.;
- ! q GEO. s. LISTER.
l6-tf,sa City Han lSipck.
Manchester Democrat., 1910-04-27

FOR SALE five PAS
sengep cadillac automobile for 5000. : u.
sssFz35 I55 GEO. s. LISTER,
ll3tf. Manchester, Iowa,
Manchester Democrat., 1910-04-27

arr: mi, l1lsyysrlWs aro p.eI,Nsl lca rnatt..s
for % cents pcr dozen. Sl e
c. L. ADAMS. ~
2 wkss Manchester, Iowa.,
Manchester Democrat., 1910-04-27

have been appointed
.tisti:5 0i thv peAee su> ut.S:sed t,exrst.
mail$ u vf 20 let;tlons Of all ktntisF
4 Viii ACTS AYvnLs t9r 1ltoix, ,rly pyiivu I Va
non-pA AiarnAf; u have y arge list Of Lela-
'wars GuapE toruisefpr saie. ,. r,r,
office City Ii all Block. Tel l8s'
The Washington times., 1910-04-28
.PIERPONT STATUE
TO Be UNVEILED
Governor of West Virginia
and Staff VIII Participate
In Ceremonies.

Arrangements have been completed
for the exercises st the unwilling IN
Statuary Hall at the Capitol OF the
statue Of Francis h PierpOnt. the con-
tTfbutiOn Of the state OF West Virginia
The exercises in Statuary Hill viii be-
gin at 10 O'Clock Saturday morning. At
II at hour T c Miller, chairman OF the
West Virginia Statue Commission, act
ting for the contributors. wHI present
the statue 70 Gov. W. Z GIasscock. who
viii represent the State
Immediately thereafter Governor Class
cock viii make the formal presentation
10 the nation.
The statue viii be unveiled by Miss
Frances S Pierpont OF Pittsburg. a
granddaughter Of the former governor
Of West Virginia. who viii read a poem
written FOR tie occasion by her mother.
who was a daughter OF Pierpont
In the Senate later IN the day ad-
dresses eulogfStic Of Pierpont, will be
delivered BY Senators Elkins and Scott
OF West Virginia. Dolllver CT Iowa. Hey
burn Of Idaho, and Oliver OF Pennsyl-
vania-
In the exercises which take place IN
the House the addresses viii be made
BY Representatives Sturgiss and Hub
bard Of West Virginia General Keller.
Of Ohio, James Of Kentucky, and NIcE-zll
Of Massachusetts,
Governor Glasscock will be accom-
panied TO Washington by his entire
stan.
The Washington times., 1910-04-28
BARNUM AND BAILEY
CIRCUS IS COMING
Travelling Show Encamp-
ment Like Good-Sized
Village, Is Claim

Tvventy-eight tents spread over four
teen acres. a company OF 400 perform
ers representing twenty-one nations,
forty elephants. go horses. and 500 ma
naEerfe animals IN open dens, a parade
three miles long
This gives some idea OF a modern
circus that would have made the show
man OF ten years ago gasp It is
v0uched for by the press agent Ps an
accurate description Of some ~ the
features of BarnUm and Bailey-s aggre-
cation coming to Washington on May 9.
The Up-to-date circus encampment is
a goOd-sized village, sufficient unto it
self. When the Barnum and Bailey
show Is installed here IL VIII have a
pOstoffice all its own, stores for the
use Of members Of the troupe. an cleo
tricity plant with a dynamo furnish
Ing light for 5000 electric lights, and a
hotel. where 400 meals arS cooE ed and
eaten daily
The main tent. It is claimed, IS the
largest audience room in the world
Besides its g-andstand it inCloses three
rings. two stages, and a quarter Of a
mile hippOdrOme track
The managers. in the process Of evolu-
ton, declara that none Of The best loved
features of the old days have been
dropped. There are more Of them-that
is the only difference Instead of a trio
Of clowns there are fifty Instead OF a
zoo of hundred or so animals there
are ] LOO being brought 10 Washington.
When a circus advertised TWO bands
in the good old days 1t was thought a
piece Of extravaganza Fifty different
kinds Of music are introduced with this
aEgregat ton, ranging from the weird
string ard reed musicians Of the bar
barian 70 half a dozen great brass
bands Of European and American ma
rfOuE
The Washington times., 1910-04-28
BROWN ADDRESSES
NEBRASKA SOCIETY

Gas Of various kinds was the theme
Of Senator Norris Brown at the NEE
ing Of the Nebraska Society, held at
the NOrmandie Annex, in I street las
night The only kind OF gas the Senator
did not mention was that furnished to
Washington consumers But he did
have good deal to say about the kind
in use In the Senate and House.
Other speakers were Senator Burker1
and Representative Norris. The latter
presided Frank T Israeis. president Of
the association, was chairman OF the re-
CeptiOn committee. Singing BY J. F
51attheWs, Miss Lena Woodruff. and
Miss Llayne Clinton and an informal
dance concluded the Entertainment
The Washington times., 1910-04-28
THEATER ERECTED
AT INSANE ASYLUM
Formal Opening TO Be Had on
May 5, With Play to
Follow Soon.

Dr. ". A. White. superintendent of
the Government Hospital for the In
sane, VIII. on May 8, formally open the
new tSeater building erected on
the grounds OF the hospital, with re-
ception 10 the members OF the Medical
Psychological Society, which Is 20 hold
its annual meeting IN Washington
The building is said 10 be the most
carefully appointed theater OF its kind
and size IN the country Il was under
course OF construction for eighteen
months.
The hospital authorities expect to give
the initial theatrical performance In the
new building within the next month A
stock company composed OF attendants
Of the hospital has been formed, and Is
already rehearsinE a comedy
The Washington times., 1910-04-28
MIDWAY-CakewaIk-

Country cakewaIkers Of the old
fashioned kind are being gathered by
the management Of the Midway for a
EOuntry cakewaIk next Monday evening
at the big playground at Fourteenth
and Park road The success Of the
last two professional cakewaIkS. given
a week apart a. the Midway. have been
the cause Of this effort 10 see whether
ragtime artists. who DO their high
stepping for fun, are better than those
who DO II for pay
The regular Midway features. the
roulette wheel. soup bowl. slide. and
the dancing floor will be opened to the
crowds on this cakewalk occasion.
The Washington times., 1910-04-28
LYCEUM-Cole and Johnson.

Cole and Johnson, stars Of The Red
Moon" who viii appear az the Lyceum
next week for a special euga gement Of
two weeks, are composers OF plantation
songs that have not only made their
own regulations. but also helped TO
make the regulations Of some OF the
leading singers IN comic opera and mus
icaI comedy
May Irwin viii always be recalled BY
The strains OF the mississippi Belle"
and Ma gdaline. My Southern Queen
as Marie Cahill viii be remembered
wherever an orchestra swings into the
melody Of Under the Bamboo Tree"
and The Congo Love Song
The Washington times., 1910-04-28
GAYETY-sBOn Tons. "

Weber & Rush-s g Bon Tons" az the
Gayety next week. Is said to have the
most versatile and best selected cast
Of performers ever known IN the East
eru wheel and its oliO. the vaudeville
part Of the entertainments IS declared
10 be one of the strongest aggregatiOns
Of vaudeville artists ever presented with
2 burleSCue show
The cast includes Guy Rawson, Fran
els Clare HOyt & Marion and Lake &
Stevenson.
The Washington times., 1910-04-28
MUSIC FESTIVAL
PLANS ANNOUNCED
Mile. Alice Nielsen Heads
List of Grand Opera
Stars.

The unusually interesting musical sea
son Washington has enjoyed VIII have
fitting close in the May musical fes-
tival. which will open at the BelascO
Theater next Monday
The seat sale for the four performances
OF the festival is conducted in the Wilson
ticket office. in Drops
Among those who vii occupy the
boxes and the orchestra chairs during
the season are Mrs Taft. Mrs James
WadswCrth Mrs. Stilson Hutchins. Mrs.
I 7. Mann. Mrs. Henry Kirke Porter.
Mrs Richard Ely, Mrs. Richardson CIo-
yer. Mrs Guy Fairfax Whiting. Miss
Goldman. Mrs John Jay White, Mrs
A c Barney, Mrs William Phelps Emo.
Mrs. MUrchall, Mrs Joseph Thropp, Mrs
A p Gardner. and a number Of others
Opening Night
Heading the list OF singers for the
opening night OF the festival is Nile
Alice Nelson, lyric soprano OF the Met
ropoIitan Company, lately graduated
from the comic TO the grand opera
stage Her repertoire includes the
Italian and French masterpieces.
Edmond Clement, who VIII be in the
opening bill. during the paSI ten years
has been intrusted with some Of the most
important roles at the Opera COmique,
in Paris.
Nine ElanaULs COnLT&lLOs ana n he
Segurola, bass-baritOne, both Of the
Metropolitan Opera Company, New
York, make up the others IN the quar-
tet-
The program includes selections from
practically all OF the great masters
works. and viii be interpreted in solos,
dUOs, concluding with a quartet from
VerdTs "RigOletto-' The Metropolitan
Opera House Orchestra Will assist
Tuesday evening Miss Margaret
Keyes. cOntraltO, who was the assisting
artist on the Caruso tour, VIII be the
sOIOist the second evening OF the festi-
val Assisting in the program viii be
the Metropolitan Opera House Crches-
ira and the Rub stein and Monday
Morning clubs. Ut -er the direction OF
Mrs. Blair.
Classic Dances.
The festival program Wednesday
afternoon will be Miss Roberta Afmes,
in classic dances. in costume the High
School Chorus. under the direction Of
HaIstead P Hoover. and the Metropoli-
tan Opera House Orchestra.
Nine FremStad and the entire Metro
politan Opera House Orchestra viii close
the festival with an aII-Wagnerian pro-
gram
Ithas been arranged that prominent so
cietv girls OF the Capital viii sell pro
grams which viii be handsome SOU
Venfrs Of the first musical festival ever
attempted in the Nations Capital
The Washington times., 1910-04-28
CASINO-Continuous Vaudeville.

Another entertaining bill Is announced
at the Casino for next week
II includes Thor and Quigg IN a sing
ing and dancing specially; Dunbar s
goats. a unique and novel animal act:
Ansel and Dorian, equilibrists and hand
balanCers- Alex cOntOrtiOuist; Lam
bert brothers, physical marveIs, Buck
ley. Martin and Company, in their
faugable sketch, entitled The Busy
Manager YaltO Duo. eccentric dane
The Washington times., 1910-04-28
CITIZENS PROTEST.

Citizens OF Columbia Heights are bit
terry opposed to the establishment Of a
market at Park road and Fourteenth
street At a meeting in the Sacred
Heart rectory, Fourteenth street and
Park road. a committee was named 10
urge the Commissioners to revoke the
license for the market The committee
appointed IS composed OF Judge Bundy.
Father MCGhee. Rev. c. s. Dudley. and
G. L. Meyers.
The Washington times., 1910-04-28
WELSH MINERS TRAPPED.

LONDON, April ZS.-Ftve hundred
miners were entombed in the Tyn-y-
Bedu coIIiery in Wales, when the cage
machinery broke down The men are
being brought I'D through the second
shaft but II VIII take two days TO res
cue all Supplies Of food have been sent
Fov-n So far as is known al are alive