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New-York tribune., 1910-05-08

Hayre, May !. a m-Ia Provence tFD. New
York.
London. Mas Mis,ncapoii- .Er, Sew Sork.
B1tie r,lafn. MaN :, m-ltOtterdam tDutch1.
New York via EouluBne.
southampton, May :, .I5 NEW York. Scw
lilo Ic Janeiro, May I-Tennyson (Brl. New
York.
santos NAV ;-,anning tsrl. New York.
Manila May 5--lnveTesk tBr). New 1ork
Kingston, Jamaica. May d-Atretu ttirI urom
New Yorkl. Colon. etc. and Southampton:
!, Tasus tBrl from southampton etcl. New
Ncrk
Fort Natal May G-t'amhyses tiri |fron Now
inrk via - Vincent. & ". Manila.
l'ovCT. May 4, 0:2U m-Lapland tbels) tfrcm
Antwerp, Nv York
Glasgow. May I--Furnrssia tl3r). New York via
Movle.
FuleImO. May Alberta tausu tfrom Triestet
New York. I'd, Martha Washington faust,
from 1rIesteI. NrW York,
Sasunto May 5-Monc, nsIo utaD. New York.
antwerp May G--St Andrew tkrl. New York
Colombo. May u KareHla tIr) itrum Caleuttai,
IL ston and New York.
Bermuda, MAY 8 II u orotaVa tbrJ. New
York
PASSED.
Ll.ald. May /. use m-Ameriha t0e0. New
New-York tribune., 1910-05-08
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Ninnewaska. reported 2s $50 miles east of
esndy Hook at : IN ycs1eId day. expected 10
Dock Monday forenoon
The Taderla:d. reported as Sas mics east Of
Sandy Hook a. 80 2 y'esterday. expected
70 deck Aon62% evening Tuesday forenoon.
TIE NOorda:n, repo ted 20 miles east of
Sandy Hook az 1.50 IL yesterday, is expected
te Aoek Monday afternoon.
The Baltic, reported as 800 miles east Of Sand
HOOK AT $50 = m ,'ester1as, is expected 10 cock
fhis sfternhan.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-08
TRANSPACIFIr MAILS

=
is-,,inatf..p nd stcrr7c- PM.
San Francisro -ColtIc King ,r,-,iay 600
islsa an ar nm, Id ,V,'' May II, 10
FlH Islands, Australia tyia Naa
MlkuTt MAJ Ia, p.-'o
IA hifi- M1ulu- Cook Islands
Ncw Zealand. AusITa' ia 'Nia san
TTduCIS Md TilIoSa Aldt 10. OaJ
Ka,,a knrs Mara MAJ id G:3o
New-York tribune., 1910-05-08
SHIPPING NEWS
Port of New York, Saturday. May Z,
1910
ARRIVED

Steamer Apache Jac:ronviia May and
Charleston 3. 10 The Clyde - Co with passengecs
and mtsc Lhft Quarantine NJ 8 m
Steamer Princess Anne. Newport News and
Norfolk to the old Dominion - 20. with pas
eenrcrs Rnt mdse Left Quarantine n!93 I. h4
Steamer MaInnzas TraTIco April 20 and
Havauo May g. 10 the New lnF:. ana Cu!a Mail
s. Co with / passenger nno nItEe AI"ivea l.
the Bar al 80 p
itcgmcr Welsh rrinrr ti;E,. NnkohaH.a FcL-
Iuary IL. Htngo ,. I0ilkanhi lG. shanghai X..Teh
g Hong Kong ., Singa pore H.. Ichang -. Port
said AEIii b. Aaits IL ana ooeto5, aisy 4, lu
New-York tribune., 1910-05-08

YORK for Plymouth. Chorbourg and HAMBURG;
Lietrn tIitrl. Sew FORK for Bremen
Isle uf Wight. May I-Rentucky uanl. New
York for RotterGam and hamburg
butt OF Lewis. MaN Oscar IL tDan), S1w lOTk
fur Christlania anu Copenhasan-
New-York tribune., 1910-05-08
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

ARRIVED
Havre. May U Midnight. La Rretasne tFD. New
NnrN
Plymouth. May :, aia1 a nj -Cncinnuti tCicrl
New York Tor Cheibours and Hamburg; land
proceeded
Rotterdam May 5-Campania ,ar), New York;
9th. DrGt (Nort. New York Via Lisbon.
Rio a. Janero, May 1iMar!a de IA,rrinasG,
tl}r New York Via Norfal
plymouth. May /. 5:iO p MT Paul. New York
for Cherbourg and southampton land pro-
ceededJ
sueI MAY T.. Mnitkefals (CerI. Calcutta and
Colombo for ,otton ana New York
London MAY T-tymhelinc tttrp. New York
SAILED
Anfurrn MAY I. 10 ni--Luplunt luelsl, New
York VIA Dover.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-08

Prince tBrl, Rotterdam: Saratoga. Havana; CO.
nch. Charleston ard tachSvaN iiici louisiana
Htall, Naples; Manuel tahU tSpanl. Barcei0iia
ri Cid. New orleans, Monroe. Norfolk and New
port News: HuLson Orr, I1ordeluS; prin< Au-
gust Ntlhelm Ger, Kingston, Pathan IRrl.
Tampa; CaIedOnn (HrI. Glasgow City or 20
lrimhuS. savannah. Venus tI!rl. baltimore; Man
chester Port ti:rl. Philadelphia American,
Puerto MrNicoi Kansas City (Iir1, Bristol.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-08
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
HIGH WATER

IMMATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise, 4:53, sunset 770?i moon rises. i:36,
moon s age. -
New-York tribune., 1910-05-08
PRICES.

T,ledo. MAY 7.-C1.ovERsEED-Cas Sc soi
October, SG 52is; December, 50 52is: AsIs0,
81 t1fs. TIMOTdI--FTlERs, 81 10. AA0AAS
Prime, 81 -.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-08
OUTGOING STEAMERS
MONDAY, MAJ q

NONDtY. MAJ q
..1lt vessel
Uyndes -AGf5.:..ila. Eo,,ston- 900 a Il
snccn Crist"aL Panama. . :;,ta N .i:Cg p IN
Is,'!. E.l
T!-ESI..E MAY 10
< r Y q. Bl. lsclrn. = L 80 4 = .G-uD
p Aiez@a, Ncn:c.t8cY. -.1&:=1 IA 900 . m
-ie=f'f=p < Iat rs, iidm-H A. II 80 l-CD ?
\ A:ss G4ssl Pot Jam Rim 1000 O.
1aElJutr- Naples Eeia-AIa II Ug IN
talsa- 4'.. 'sFs.aa- Anchor. ....
)ccoEia. ,-af.lec. ltz.fan....- 200 n
TCinETI, 'i@nfseg0s. ward. l2:G1 m
lSt S-4s = h-h- %sv-.a-- - Srsv 1Ifiz' m
lNache, Ja,--s0ntiiit. Clyde. 100 n
wfsDHEe DAY, MAY II.
As2retas al. !<is Ts0el. tffnaEl Z 80 n 500
I--Gtpsl'. South '1sptcn. :" =. Tffb ~ > "a m
2e-asa'd-a, BT'fIuGa. Quebec = so II m 1000 q m
sseet f,lea. - l<ltte. 900 Il
5sslnesIiUEln- 1-a-aDulfs. = a il1'J a m
.-.ssfosE. Jacksonville GiVde, $40 III
5-n McTrgS GalRrrTpn. -.4n. - l".yO Ia
- a. TALL. Azl-OIy------ l4st1 %
New-York tribune., 1910-05-08
5oaard Houder and partners, With ndse. Ar

! Howard Houder and partners, With mdse Ar
! rived al the liar l p M
! steamer IinnamaIe utau, CatGnIa AprIl 4
,'lfeenti IL ana Palermo 10 TO HlrZel FeltniAn
20. with mdsf Arritod at the Bar a Ia
Orleans Mas ., TO th. southern rae III. Co Nitb
HidSc l-eIt Quarantine al i:1n m
i7F"iI.eT Bornu tIiIl. Halifax \ = Nav 4 TO
HpMIlns 4 20. With passengers and mdsc
ArtiNr1 nj tho Ear Al II D n g.
steamer Hanna Hata. baltimore In the New
York ana baltimore Tran=J,orta ton Line with
mdsc l"ft Quarantine at 7:3s a M.
Steamer In SnV0is IFT), Hsvre April 80. 20
.''d cabin ami 576 steefagc passengers malls and
iHtFtr Arrived the Ear II p m. q.
Steamer san Marcos Galveston April so. to
the Mallory ss TO- with passengers and mdsc.
Left Quarantine 10:hl IN.
Steamer fichnnond isrI Genoa April 2, &c
Vile II. Faro 10 and Lisbon -. 20 the Cans IS
Line. with mdrC. Arrived al The Bar at q m.
Steamer ST Louis. Sonthampt. n aud h~rb..,irs
Aptll 80. to the American Line. with l5s cabin
end Ali StccraEe passengers. mails and mesc.
Arrived at the Bar AT 2:9l
Sandy Hook, j, May I. 3;J0 y m--Wind
southwest; moderate breczn: clear: light sea
SAILED.
Steamers Dorothy, Port Tampa; Niagara
fGeT}, l5u.fnA; Fra stis tI3r, Para; arahic tTfIi
IIverpooi: Oceana nier), Hermnda; Philadelphia
u:erI naples. Philadelphia. san Juan: ,-oucho
r;aIscston; Kathnka ifoH. nprpcoa; San Juan
san Juan, Luokcnbach. san Juan. Slcllan
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-04-28

main mining centers is one reason
given for the prophesy of continued
quiet here. though some of the mining
companies expect to begin reequip-
ment Immediately
Settlement Delayed.
Disturbances in centers other than
this vicinity have been of such a ma
ture as to make it necessary for the
joint scale committee to temporarily
adjourn its session in chicago in order
that miners union officials may go in
to the field and allay the disquiet
This forced adjournment will be a
factor, they say, in setting back for
another month the settlement of differ
ences between operators and miners
and the resumption of coal mining
throughout Illinois.
Mines in Coal Valley district have
kept their engines running ever since
the strike was declared. This is done
with the sanction of officials of the
miners union, and union engineers are
on duty. The engines must be kept
in operation or the repair work that
would be necessary as result of the
present strike would be greatly ex-
tended.
Only Shipping Mine.
The actions of the Volunteer Coal
company at this time are representa-
tive of the actions of the majority of
the companies operating mines in
Rock Island county, as the Volunteer
people operate at Coal Valley the only
shipping mine in the county, which
has an annual output of $4,000 tons,
with an aggregate total value of $780,
600, ships $4,000 tons of coal annually,
is in operation at least 200 days dur
ing every normal year, and employs
n miners.
The company intends to comply to
the letter with the new state mining
law and with that end in view will
put on an equipment and repair crew
in less than a week
Principal of the new law to be COM
piled with is the act requiring fire
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-04-28
SOME OF MINERS
REMAIN AT WORK
Emergency Crews Given En-
ployment by Companies in
Rock Island County.
NO ENMITY is DISPLAYED
Conditions More Peacable Than They
Are in Other Districts Over
the State.

The mine district of Rock Island
county is almost entirely exempt from
the unrest manifest in some Illinois
coal mining centers, due to the fact
that small per cent of the idle min
ers have been given work in the emer-
gency crews. This is not saying that
the unrest will not be evident later,
however, as it is learned that the re-
pairing and equipment work at the
local mines is hardly under way and
has not reached the advanced stages
reported from Cherry, Virden, Spring
Valley and West frankfort.
Officials of local mining companies
do not discredit the reports that emer-
gency crews have been driven off by
idle members in some instances, bur
they believe future trouble in this vi
cinity is very improbable.
The emergency crews are at Heersz
with the sanction of the officials of
he sinners >s.si0H. out despite this
fact the IDLE miners in some districts
could not down the jealousy. which
arose within them. The fact that the
Rock Island county district is a small
one and somewhat removed from the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-04-28

watermains in its mine which will
rival the system in a small city. A
concrete bottom in the mine shaft is
also required. Both these improve
ments are made necessary in order
that fire protection may be adequate.
The law regulating equipment says
that a supply of water for fire fighting
shall be taken into the mine through
iron pipe not less than two inches in
diameter and that this pipe must have
not less than two hose connections.
Wherever there is cribbing or timbers
automatic sprinklers must be installed.
Stables within the mine must be
made fireproof and must contain fire
proof doors. They must contain auto
matte sprinklers also and must have
in them barrels full of water and two
metal pals, all for use only in case of
fire. Chemical fire extinguishers all
ready for use are required. Stables
must not be nearer than six yards to
the main travelling way in the mines.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-04-28

Electric Construction and Machinery
company.
Let William Johnson do your tin and
furnace work. 1916 Third avenue.
A., L. Bruner, practical piano tE9er,
ZAP Fifteenth street. Both phones.
Pure California port wine 81 per
gallon at Riegel's, 2104 Third avenue.
H. T. Siemon wants your tin and
furnace work. 1526-152S Fourth ave-
nue..
Pure unfermented grape juice only
40 cents per quart bottle at Riegels,
2104 Third avenue.
Miss Emma Seagren, teacher in art
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-04-28
Saved from the Grave.

81 had about given up hope, after
nearly four years of suffering from
a severe lung trouble" writes Mrs.
NJ. L. Dix, of GAINESVILLE, Tenn. of
ten the pain in my chest would be
almost unbearable and 1 could not
do any work, but Dr. Kings New Dis
covery has made me feel like a new
person. It's the best medicine made
for the throat and lungs" Obstinate
coughs, stubborn colds, hay fever,
grip, asthma, Group, bronchitis and
hemorrhages, hoarseness and whoop-
ing cough, yield quickly to this won
derful medicine. Try it. Fifty cents
and S1.OO. Trial bottles free. Guar
anteed by all druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-04-28

needle work, will open a parlor May ,
at 929 Twenty-first street. Discount
on orders taken before May Z.
Are you building? Let us make you
proposition on lighting fixtures. IL
will not cost you anything TO find out
what we think is right for your house.
The Electric Construction and Ma
chinery company. Both phones.
A lot of new designs in electric fix
lures. nifty hall lights, sheffired and
colonial ceiling pieces. new things in
dining room lights. See them before
buying The Electric. Construction
and Machinery company. 1922 Second
avenue.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-04-28
City Chat
See to it that you are
not overlooked by the
census man.
THE MAN OF THE HOUR.

THE MAN OF THE HOUR.
With his pencil and list
Comes the census man;
Answer him-you can't resist,
Tell the census mani
Are you working for wage?
Will you kindly state your age?
Do not fly into rage
Tell the census mani
Are you black or are you white?
Tell the census man.
Can you read and can you write?
Tell the census man.
Were you born in Europe, pray,
Or within the u. S. A?
Give the facts without delav-
Tell the census man!
Married, or a bachelor?
Tell the census man.
Were you in the civil war?
Tell the census man.
Were you out of work last year?
All these questions may sound queer,
But there's nothing you need fear
Tell the census mani
r. H. Titherington, in New York
Sun.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-04-28
Change In Managers.

Notice has been given of the appoint
ment of Fred McDougall to succeed r.
P. Hampton, formerly of this city, as
manager of the Iowa Bell telephone
plant at Muscatine May l. Mr.. Hamp-
tons assignment has not been stated
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-04-28

fighting apparatus and other means
for the prevention and controlling of
fires and the prevention of loss of life
from fire in coal mines, and providing
for establishing and maintaining in
the coal fields of Illinois mines fire
fighting and rescue stations.
Water Main System.
It will be necessary for the Volun-
teer company to install a system of
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-04-28
Kerler & Co. make rugs.

Kerler & Co. make rugs.
Buy a home of Reidy Bros
Tri-City Towel Supply company.
See A. l.. Bruner for piano tuning.
For bus and express, Spencer & Trefz.
LaVanway buys and sells every
thing. Telephone west 247.
we can, but as good as we can. The
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-11-08
Health and Beauty Hints
BY MRS. NAE MARTYR.

A. S: You have my sympathy. l can
imagine how embarrassed You feel when
you think people are looking at, your
to remove those wild hairs? I have never
known it to fail. Just mix a little
Of the powder with a little water, SO
from which YOU wish to remove the hairs.
let remain two or three minutes, then
wipe off the paste and wash the skin
thoroughly with warm water. Delatone is
rather expensive. and your druggist will
charge a dollar for one ounce but it is
much cheaper h electrolysis. Repeat
the application of delatone If the hairs
should return. They will be thinner and
lighter each time until they finally 20 for
good. Mix the paste fresh for each
application.
shampoos' contain eges in any appre-
ciable quantity. A shampoo with eggs IL
a rather difficult Il "mussy" undertake
ing. Why don't you use plain canthrox?
instead OF a torment, YOUR head will be
absolutely clean. and your hair will be
beautifully soft and plant. just dissolve
a teaspoontul of canthrox In a cup OF hot
water, pour a little on the head at a time,
rub as you would with any other sham
poo, then rinse your scalp and hair in the
clean warm water. Csnthrox makes
thoroughly, removes dandrufr and relieves
itching. It will not fade the hair, make
II dry or brittle, or cause 1t to streak, like
EOult SDdDS ~ AIAtt u &dlilHtOA 5iHdnPOb
your hair dries quickly. and 1t Is fluffy and
bright, 80 that you can dress 1t quickly
and neatly. 1870
O.: Yes, I know what the sun n wind
have been doing TO Your complexion. Use
his beauty lotion and you won't be SO
discouraged; Dissolve four ounces OF spur
max IN a half-pint of hot water, d two
t%easpoonfuls OF glycerine and let cool
Apply to the face. neck and forearms
with the palm of the hand, rubbing gently
until dry. Spurmax refreshes. cools and
whitens the skin. II removes freckies
tan, dryness. ~sallowneBs. chapping ano
cracking of the skin due 10 heat, wine OF
weather. Use II daily Instead OF face
powder. Use Il freely; It won't rub off OF
| chow like powder.
Mrs. x. c.: You should begin taking q
good. safe, fesh-reducing remedy at once
as the tendency is for one TO take or
extra flesh during the winter months. By
| dissoiving four ounces of %parnotis in III
pints hot water and taking a tablespoon
ful before each meal. you will removs
your excess flesh rapidly without any IL
effects and have a more shapely figure
This remedy Is harmless and has proven
a wonderful source OF relief to many
many ladies' who were troubled with over
fatness.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-11-08
THE LITTLE STRANGER" At
PROCTOR'S, A FINE FELLOW

Fun, and lots of it, is the predominant
ing feature of the bill at Proctor's this
week, and from the minute the curtain
rises until the last act makes it's final
bow there is not a dull moment in the
entire bill.
The Little Stranger" a sketch with
a setting quite out OF the ordinary,
holds the position of honor at the head
of the bill and easily justifies the dis
tinction. The offering is a pleasing
mixture of humor and pathos, and there
is just enough of a race-track flavor to
the sketch to make it interesting. The
action revolves around the chance
meeting Of an old trainer with the son
of his former employer and the placing
of a IS bet by the broken-down trainer
IN a horse that does not appear to have
a chance to win.
AS a matter of fact the horse doesn't
win, but the trainer does. and an inter-
esting domestic event is thereby pro-
vided for. The sketch is we'll worth
seeing, and the three distinct types of
men represented in the cast are well
handled by George Pierce, Richard
Webster and Paul Dullzell.
Jack Wilson n a capable company
furnish a laugh in every line, and Will
sons drollery is a refreshing relief from
the ordinary slap-stick, ras-time work
that one is apt to associate with a
black-face turn of this character. When
the comedian referred to Woodrow Will
son the house almost rocked with
applause.
The Fitzgibbon-McCoy trio, who are
always assured of a warm welcome in
this city, carried their audience on a
wave OF merriment that was a contlnu-
Gus laugh from the time the act opened.
The Kremka Brothers are among the
best comedy acrobats that have ap-
peared in Newark in a long time. Their
stunts are as clear-cut as they are or
iginal.
Irene Dillon present a dainty singing
act, while the -Four English Rosebuds
dance themselves into the audiences
good graces.
Luciano Lucca, billed as the double
voiced singer. possesses a most re-
markable vocal range and his offering
is a decided novelty.
Whites comedy mules furnish a lot
Of fun and demonstrate the extent to
which these animals can be trained. A
good series Of moving pictures WING W
a bill hat is really worth while.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-11-08

L p H: I don't quite understand what
- moan when you say you do not
want to resort 10 artificial means 10 pre-
serve your hair" Surley you can nave
30 reasonable objection to using a goou
nvinine hair tonic to stop your hair froml
Coming ont. l Will give YOU a recipe lQr
a remedy that works in a perfectly ndt-
nral way. for it clears the. scalp, pores,
strengthens and gives new lie 70 1le h9lr
roots because the way Is cleared lot a
healthy growth. Get from yoqI uIaes,3e
one ornce uuinzoin. dissolve 1t IN ohe-haiI
oint OF alcohol, then add one-ialI pIht oL
water. Rub this tonic INTO TIE scalp W.
or three times a week. and IL VIII prevent
Sormino of scale and dandruff and stop
vour hair from falling out. 1t is Just me
FOR excessively oily hair: II felfesles dnd
hrittIe hair. restores natural color, and
encourage long. thick. abundant ana
glossy growth. - .4- ON,
could use all the complexion powders
creams and lotions on he market, put YOU
will never have a smooth ana peduttLui
complexion as long as Non are trou3leu
With Indigestion, poor appetite anu a
sluggish liver. What you really need Is a
good. cleansing, system tonic to purify
-Four blood. give you an appetite ana clear
IN your skin Of those plmples, sores ana
liver blotches. Take before each meal a
tablespoonful of a tonic made by dlssoiV-
ing one-half cup of sugar ana one ounce
kardene in one-half pint alcohol,- theh
adding enough hot water to make a quart
This Is an inexpensive tonic tnat nag 9on on
wonders for many of my friends IN restor-
ing them to good health and good looks
r.: Yes. eyeglasses give any girl the
appearance of being older than she really
fsr DO not wear them until you must
Gel An ounce of crystos from your drug
gisf6 take it home and dissolve 1t IN a
5jnt of water and you will have an eye
ionic that will relieve redness, soreness
andfinfammation. Drop one or two drops
;n Zach eve whenever your eyes feel tired
weak or sore. This tonic strengthens weak
SEM and makes the eyes clear and bright
Patience: Your complexion will become
etesr nure and refined-the admiration oil
ali who see you, or know you-only wher
roa@ give il the attention 1t deserves
Afassarinr with almozoiIi cream-Jelly /:
the best blackhead remover and open.por.
eu{e know. so get from you druggist on,
o,lnre Of almozoin. dissolve 1t in a half
mint OF cold water. add two teaspoonfui
~ 11vcerine. stir well any let stand ovel
night Use this DAILY for mssssging am
ssafe treatment and the skesd with which
Il alears the complexion OF ~khe
,-o4, 4hness. rednezs. etc. are almost be
vofsI belief. Almozoin makes the hesl
arm and fair and the kin soft and satiny
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-11-08
THEY DON'T Do A THING" TO
CASEY AT WALDMANN'S

Whatsthe members of the Green Sod
Club did to Michael Casey when he waB
initiated 10 membership furnished
plenty OF fun for the audiences at
Waldmann's Theatre yesterday. The
show is presented by the Fads n Fol-
lies Company and good singing and
musical numbers we're introduced.
The second act. where Casey is made
to ride the goat and is put through
other stunts before he becomes a full
fedged member, is very funny.
A good musical act in the olio is that
of Snyder and Buckley, who. in their
novelty, The Two-man Band" play
about every instrument included in a
band.
Others in the olio are Cotton an6
Miles. introducing the singing dog; I'm
hof and Conn in a comedy sketch, DO
ings OF DR.. Tonder,'' and Gertrude
Everett. singing Coincidence. Election
returns will be read from the stage
tonight.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-11-08
MAIDENS IN FURNISHED
ROOMS AT MINERS EMPIRE

Exceptionally good singing and dan
cling, as well as clever comedians and
funny situations, make this weeks bill
at Miners Empire Theatre, the Merry
Maidens.' one that the patrons of bur-
lesque cannot afford to miss. Sam
Rice, as Prof. Slush, in the opening
farce, entitled Furnished Rooms Is
very funny. For second honors il was
a toss-up between Lila Brennan and
Ruth Everett. ]. Harrison Wolfe can
sing so we'll that the audience mad
him work overtime last night. Che COS
tunes, singing and dancing Of the en-
tire company are very good.
The second and last musical farce is
called "All Aboard" George Morgan.
Gertrude Thorn pson, Harry Keeler and
Ruth Everett give several clever i'm
presentations of weli-known theatrical
stars. Lilla Brennan. accompanied by
a polar bar" danced a two-step to
the tune Of Grizzly Bear Miss Bren-