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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-10-14

&eospamenoc % mcooeler, at ser
fonuller betybeli9eS GUNNER ino, BOIL
fet iitfer pgioa giprcs / hpi @roo
npoig, ga 9tpoen or ltor % Sote!1e
ne0 @ronoen frpgtelige.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-10-14

Tpoiclsoagsfcit. &pinocipreningcn
al Sen ooni f=nurif @olgotbafirfe paa
Sbomos Street bopoe Sen 6. Sfto=
her orrongcret eli ltor Set fpr to al
oens Mcolemmer, nel1lig Torcnin=
gems Yrrlibeut, Mrs. g. 6. Spbn=
Jon % AIRS. Eoltcr Nrel Moole en-.
Seage n1potpg mo1,ge bjnrtelige 9pf=
on fninger % hlep pnerruft inll1ffe
@oncr, iom sc pil opbeporc lpm1 @r-
l1orlng ON &uinocf preningcn % labe
goo / slrp til N!!tinoe on ocrne. Sc
item afbpl0tcs / &irfer1, Ser nplig er
bleuet n1olet u0penoig pg beforerst
inorenoig, % netop uor blcpen fer
Dig til Oenne Set. Mrs. 6. Sobn,
Jon bor itooet / Spioien ipr oen1;s
Gag, Ser far foltet b%etpoelige Sum=
mer % meget Mrbej0e. Sum bar
boobe iomlet 9i0rog % p0et al line
egne Mioler, pg blu1 fortjener nle9ei1
Sof 90 Eaolfjpnnelle for Bette @erf,
6poo ser 81 ogloo hlep bc1oe tiloel
ne0 Soften. 0enne bar heipgt al Ell
Mungoe Menncifer % blep ufbol0t
Sal enlertet, 9por Der uur ouffct lar
&c 9oroe, belot meo olle1oonoc goOe
Soger % Oeforereoc mes 9lprni ter.
Som Sool tmai tier iungereOe Scr. g.
Glen, ser / nelpolgte Orb tolfeoe
Gogens 9etponing, uotolte Ieltoger=
nes Spfonl firing til Sc to IoIlcr og
o%perrofte Oem @operne.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. &pinoeforening
bor / BET liblte Nor pootoget Jig sen
Spgope naar ct al 0ens Meolemmer
fejrer 6soielsoog, at belpge &e0fom=
menoe / lit Stem og operrnffe Ell
lille @oce iom g%rinoring orn 5ge=
ielsoogen. 9ette bar peret til flor
@l9oe og Geliignelie JON ct &ioncs=
bpro ON goOt Somorbeioe nlslteln
Toreningens Meolemmer.
l@ogifterne til &irfens Moling %
G%eforation far belpbet iig til $137,
Der er inofomne peo fripillige ST.
orog, bopeolagelig inoiomleoe pes
Mrs. e. 6. Sobnion. Gnopioere er
&irfens Stubereperelie blepet forip=
net meo MT l1oltpr, Scr er ifjunfet
til &irfen al forifjellige Girmoer og
Tenner at &irfen, til en- lomlet Ser
81 at $244.25, oe Ser er ifienfet
Mrbejoe og Materioler til Mrbeioet
til en- &erbi al $500.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-10-14
&aptejn @aebolos 50,
6preorag.

N"p'tJA WtuCyDlOS SDrc0fQ9.
&aptein 6. 20. Macbolo al Hbi(o6el<
pbto> oonif at 6eoiel og Ell befienot
Sorlf er at Sfan6inorernes &iltorie
Der | Mmerifa, oil / @lutningen al
oe11ne Moaneo boloe ct 6oreorog ber
/ ct. Saul ON vSfanoinaperne /
Sc 6orene0e 5tater" le6ioget al ca.
100 fortrinlige 2psbilleoer. @aptein
Mocbolo er en- al Sc SfQnoinaper fer
Sonoet, iom met ingoaen6e bor
1tuoeret bore Solfs @irflombeo %
Seroen Der. San bar / en- lang Mar=
reffe beifieftiget Jig meo bette Gimme
og bar iamlet en- Meng6e ppr6ifuI-
De Dotumenter og Safta, ser falter
2ps ODER ben ifanoinapiife SnbfIp-
belle paa Mmertfas Siitorie og aul-
turlip. Set bar iaole6es barn, Ser
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-10-14
Sat.

@olgotbo &irtes &pinoei orel1iilg
% &cnncr toffcs poa set bj9rtclig=
ite for oen imufte @ace &c operraftc
mig / &irfen iioltc Sprsoog Niten.
Set par mig en- flor @luoe at ie iao
mango gooe &enner tilitcoe, % Min=
oct ital -altio blipe mig eli fjrr er=
inoring.
Mrs. u. s. Sobuiol1,
1887 Misiislippi ct.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-10-14

T6p. 8ranoebef Canterbury er al
8ran6 S1,rD. lat un6er Mnfloge for
uloplige Sransoftioner UNDER fans
Gmbe6stermin. unoeriegelies=&om
teen, Ser gronife6e bans 6orbol6
beo ben meget omtolte 9an0el me6
9Dggegrun6en til Separations,
Gerfiteoet, fan6t at set bar tilltref-
feliet> naar ban in6gap lin &eiigna-
ton; men @ran6 Sl1rp mente, at ga
ban boboe ronpttet lit &ien6ifob til
GmbeoSaffererne for meget til egen
Sor6el, i6et ban ontoges at babe
tient $4,000 paa Sen omtalte @o1-
oel, bur6e ian iettes UNDER MnfIo=
sc for @mbeosmisbrug.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-10-14
ll0(on0et,

$4,000 Nrbejoerc er beifieftigeoe
0els peO llOgrmning og 0elS pe0
S%ernbonelr poa Yonomo=lmgen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-10-14

Nnti=S ocialisme / Sapan. st
8orstog moo Socioliiternc / Sapon1
blep begpn0t al sen jopaneiilfe &c
gicring sen 81. September.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-10-14
minneapolis
Mr. % Mrs. @imar differ glG-
ser Jig oper Mnfomiter1 at Ell lille
Spn, Ben fpOltefp0te.

Sag 9agen, Ser %iporere til Sen
6anife Seitblomlt0og eller @erne=
%bjGlps0ag, pil blipe 5irs0ag Sen 1.
gfopen1ber fer / minneapolis. SnO-
tGgterne goar til Sefempelle al
Suberfuloi e>1. Gu &ornite ira Sc for
ifjellige &pin0erll1bber nil le0e 5al=
get al uSags", af bpilfe ser pil blipe
uOien0t ct itort Nrtal til Sc forlfjel=
lige 8pOele.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-10-14

Snobnoelic. Sonlf Set afboloes
al ct. Saul llngopms ipre1lng larn=
me11 n1eo Saugfpreningeu ~Ganio"
/ @ihernim Sail 2prbo9s Nftell
nen %. Sftober. &ulnitecn for
Nrrmgen1entct bar u0orbcioet ct lto=
mrrfet Erpgrm, laa set oil bliue Ell
%fornpiclig Nften for ollie. Songior=
eningen pil hinge flere al iine for
trGffeliac oanife Gauge, flere MI
inbituoereoe: v9u gamlo, Oh frio"
Solo meb @rummcfpr, nil blipe il,n=
get. CHAR differ pil lpnae ct &ar
Sange; bans flare Ste1nme % lip=
f1t0e Jpre0rag bar altiO pu,1oet Gait
ifernes 8ifal0. Sopranoiol o al Miis
gcfherg pil pgiaa blipe ct goOt 9el1=
!1er pao Erpgrammet.
Jnr set fpmtifc Erogro11 CT Ser
arrangeret meo Sfueipiller u. Son=
mes, ipm nplig er fon1men tilbage trc
Ell So1rne / &eiten, % iom for ltl,=
penbc il1lO @l1s ipilleoe Scope paa
9ierget" / minneapolis. @r. Sm=
mes til gipe flere al line Heppiange,
so" cller v&loffer 9infs Irieribi=
l%tpric", ipm er Ell al @eibergs be0=
ite Monologer. ~Eplitiet og Siou=
cren", @onolog 1. Gift, al @r. Sm=
mes % ginar Aificr. 9enne Mio=
nplog er ubpre morion1, % 9ruer
@r. Cannes N%nleoning til at lrgge
for 9agu1 lit itorarte0e Solent for
Set fonliife, ion1 pil gipre lit til at nj
fan foo en- fornpielig Niten % rnltct
2l1ngerre 1not.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-10-14
Sacub 6jeibcs &nnitprrfcr. 9pens

Sacu6 Tjeibcs &mitperfcr. 9pens
&1ultfonlislion far gipet Samtpffe
til, at to al of0p0e 9i~lleobug9er ST.
cp6 6jelOes &nrfer ppitilles poa of
fenlige Steoer / Minneopolis. gn
@ronceohtpbning al Statl1en Siuma=
tba og Mil1nebobo oil faa Ylao5 /
Mtuuegugu Hurt tut uuenfor 8un6=
folDet, % Stutuen al Sberlt Sobn
Stepens pil blipe a,1bragt paa Gre
f, a11glen pes Eortlono Mre. og @ronb
Street.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-10-14

We'd Knob e1ler Reparas:on al
uhr= beseg den velkjendte Juve-
Ter SiS,on Nelson, 2o9 E. 9TH ST..
st. Paul.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-10-14
Spacpiejcrifcrnc % Melfeipprgs

Specpiejerifcrne % Melfeipprgs=
maalet. &eo ct Mpoe, iom / Sirs=
bags oibolOtes al 6oreni1lgen al efS=
aminereoe Spgepleierifer / Minneio:
ia, blep set bel luttet at erflGre
Spilling6pernes 1,renlige Mnlfe=
m9no Ell &rtg paa &11ipen. Set
Bier l1otalt paa Me0et, at Sc flelte al
Mrlfel1oialgene / Spillingbperne CT
rbelfripelig urenlige og Sen itpritc
@inoring for Sunobeoen. Set er Ell
Sag, iom gonife iGrligt angaar Sp'
gepleieriferne. Ser blep paa Msoct
nebiat Ell &omite, ser ON nogle Sage
pil mpoes me0 Spillingbpernes MGl=
fefomiteer for at beitem11e, bpprle=
oes Sagen for at fau Ell mere rel1liJ
Mnltebonoel iful gri6es at.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-10-14
2anif Misunderstanding al

>uuh ~"
Eaml ofbolot SprsOug 6. Sftober or
0inur ba%lpaorlig @eneral%f orlanling.
Sil Sroitpfer palgtes gilbert Senien,
bpprefter ser fpretageS &olg al &C.
Observation-Disclosures. &algte bleo:
Sl1lits T.. @artpig, 6ormano; Maos
@ropf 9f9tfprmnno; Nl1no Nielic1
&osicrer (gju.); Murie @anlen for
rcippnoerenoe Sefretur % Eeter An=
berien @ibliptbefor; til &erilorc1
pulgtes $. =. @anicn % 81. Nn=
ser len.
6%oreningens Mpoer CT lite og 3Oie
Sprs0ag / Slunior Eioneer @oll
Mpoerne er ua6ne for olle Gonlfe,
mes ltnotogelie al fprite Mpoe / bpel
Maaneo, ipm er Toreningens Sor:
retningsmpDe.
5orsoag Sen 20. Sftpber CT Sci
iprget for yoO llnOerbpl0ni1g. Nllt
CT rclfomne.
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St. Paul.

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2Ul Court Block.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-10-14


Mbancrnc repplterer moo 5prfiet.
Molfillige @arniioner er toget til
fange og Sfficererne 0rnbt. Iprfi=
lfe trooper er or6ret til l1nOi Gtlmlng
for Sc belejreoe.
Sra @ancbeiter, @n9lamb, me6s
6eles at Sc 10000 8omulosipinoe=
re, iom blep arbei6slgie peo Stri6en
| 8omu10sinouitrien, far / @on0ags
gjenoptaget Mrbejoet.
sra Cuba meo0eles: Jprlopelle
blep offenliggiort Sen 8. Sftober
mellem Manueltta @ome5, Sreli0ent
8one5's Cater, og Morales @oel(o,
Spergeneral / Sen cubanlfe Mrn1e.
Dmfummcn 2nfticjler. Sen 3.
!Sftober falot Sen rusiiife 2uftifip-
per, &optein Maciepicbu neo mes lin
8iplan fra en- @gioe al ca. 1000
6o>, og 6r9bteS. ltlDffen ifete neo
ct. &etersborg.
9en pitrisife @esjerins bill uoreoe
$250,000 ONT Maret / 10 Mor til at
bpgge pasien6e Mrbeioerboliger for i
@ien, bporpe6 Ben mener at funne
|lpie Spergsmaalet ON Ne6Iettelie al
&rtien bQa Observation-Disclosures.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-10-14

Sfolcbprn iom Sparcrc. Gen ito.
tiltiife &opport fra Sfolernes Spo=
rebanf= Mf0eling / u6arrnerS ono Me=
cbonics Sopings 8onf" piler en- got
6orggell lie al Sfolebprrenes Spare.
penge ODER liolte Mor. Den 1. Otto
Der 1909 bar Mntollet al Sc inter
eSiereoe Sfoler AZ; Bette gor er Set
Sc. @ntollet al Snojfpoere CT ltcget
fra 1854 til 1900 % Snoifl100e=
tie er iteget mes noe ten $4,000 og
belpber Jig til $2O,955.3S.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-10-14

Sra &aitor &cocricn, M1rblenberg
Misiion, 9iberio, gfrifa, ti0ligere
Frelt for ct. He0ers oanife ll1tber=
fife Menigbe0 fer / 8pen, mootog
ri for nogle Gage ii0en ct pelfom=
n1ent og meget interesiart 8rep, mes
bi9rtelige Siliener til bons nonge
Senner ber / 8pen fra Sen Sis fan
pirfeoe Der. 8i ifal / ct fdlgenoe
Nl'mer gjengipe ct Mfinit al 8rebet,
Der lfil6rer Sc ejenoommelige 6pr=
bolo poa MiSlionsmorfen / vtbe Dart
Continent.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-10-14

@auc til &c branolibtc / &orS=
Minnciota. @%oteleier u. s. Sobn=
ien, Scr Ell al 0e ii0ite Gage bar
fipbt @ptel Sconoinapio, @iprnct ai
3. % @oiobel, bar ifienfet 35 Sen=
&C, fulot noitpreoe meO "copper" u,
Moorosic til sc branOliote / Minn:=
ipto.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-10-14

Eaitur Mrei Maoien bolot peo Sc
item Sen 6. Sftpber / @olgotbu &ly=
fen ct 6pre0rag for 6orl a%nnlingen
ON pc mal1ge MoaOer, bporpoa Men=
tie fcne ful1oe mao frem til oers Moai
booNe / set timelige % / Set ool1Oe-
lige, en- b%pprneget man n1ootte on
ltrGl1ge Jig ipr at lfoffe 9entcrne til
reje % torpanOle oem til Collars.
@fen set lterite Spprgslnaal por oog,
brorlcOes man, noor ma bopoe focet
Eengene, lflllOe oupen0e Den1 poo
beolte MaoOe % brl1ge oem iii ltpr;1
Gop11, bpor ser bar 5rong til noget.
Ser er oct fife muligt at gipe 11o=
gen beltemt Nnpisning, set fomuner
alt an paa 6olfs gooe Gilje.
Eoltor Ma0ien far paataget Jig at
bol6e nogle biitoriife og literare So
rebrag / @olgatbo &irfens 8oien1ent
pao Sbomos Street. Set fprite al
bisie oil blipe bolot 5. 81. Sftober,
% olle er bjGrtelig pelfomme11. So
r%eorogene pil ierligt blipe for 9un=
lfe, i0et Sc bil blipe / npje 6orbin=
oelie meb set beoite ser finoes /
oonlf 2iterotur pg peorgrer oonlf
M%onOslir' og &ultrr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-10-14

%eb Turcnineen r@ubt @aab"s
Mpbc i 2proagS Nftes pal9tes fpl-
genie M @eiwrelie:: y. u. Eeteriel
Yrelioent, u. q. 5pnoer &iee=Errli.
oent, 5. Seticbe tprreip. Sefretrr,
Sans Nielien Sin. SefretGr, 20
&osnusi len &osierer; Srl,ltces: 80:
M Mooien, @enrp Spbonien pg 20
=. @rnf. Set p%eotoges, at 6prcnin.
gen iaor / 2igbeo meo tioligere oil
ofbploe @ooiegiloe / Mioten al Np=
nemher Maune0.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-10-14

&ielp til Sc brambliote. 8egge
Mfoe(ineer at @itp Council bolot /
SirS6ags ct 69llesmpoe, bpor Nl=
herman Corning fremiatte ct 6or>
flag, ser blep enitemmigt pe6toget, ng
lom gift no poo, at Common Count
eli onioa set for at pere ri9tigt at
bepilge cit Sum pao $4,000 til Sc
6ronoliote / &ainp &iper 9itrifter=
nc. 8egge Mi6elinger bolot SnsooJ
lGrifilte @p0er og beotog at %go6fien=
Be 8epillingen al 8pens General.
fonb. Eengene blen itrafs itille6e til
DiSpoiition for Mapor Seller. 0ette
er / go6S perensltemmelie meo 8pitp-
rets Gremgangsmaaoe peo tioligert
2eiligbeber al 6enne Matlir. soule-
oes beoilgeoes $4,000 til &ielp for
De b%ran0liote / CHISHOLM, % for 6
g(ar ii6en %bepilgeoes $4,000 til Sc
ifaoeliote peo en- flor Gpflone-
l1lpffe.
aennetb slarf, @reiioent for
Mercbants Mational 8anf og &asie.
rer for Minneioto M%foelineen al
&eoe &ors Selffabet, mootaeer 8i.
oros til De b%ranoliote for 81. @auls
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-04
w arm Praise for
Colonel GoethaIs
Senators Say Work is Proceeding
with Economy and
Despatch.

WASHINGTON, Jan 2. - Construction
work on the Panama canal is not only pro-
ceeding splendidly, but the system OF i'd
ministration Is brilliant in spite of criti-
cism directed to It. This is the concensus
of opinion of the senatorial COMMITTEES,
which returned to Washington today on
the dispatch boat Dolphin after a visit of
inspection to the canal gone. In the party
were Senators oliver, Penrose, Carter,
Dixon. Hepburn and Clark.
Senator Oliver was especially impressed
with the manner In which the work is be-
ing carried on. The system Of stirring
rivalry between the army of civilian en-
gineers and workers has resulted IN stimu-
lating work, he said, The judgment Of the
party is that no change in the existing
system should be contemplated, and all
praised the managerial ability of Colonel
Goethals, the engineer in charge.
The practical unanimity OF the senate
committee is expected to cast a blight
over the legislation proposed in a bill Of
fered in the house by Representative Mann
Of Illinois, which already has been re.
ported from the committee. The bill pro,
vides for a change in the government oi
the canal zone and the abolition of the
Panama canal commission.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-04
AvIATORs AT Los ANGELES
Human Birds Lining Up for Big Meet
Next Week.

Los ANGELES, Cal, an. S.-With work
well under way on the great grandstand
that will seat $4,000 people and on the
aviation course at Dominguez, final plans
for the, aviation contests here next week
are being made. The meet will begin
January 10 and continue unit, January 20.
made by the committee today
from data sent by railroad officials pace
the number of visitors at from 15O, 1000 to
2O0.0 900.
The aeroplane entered by Glenn H.. Cur
tiss arrived yesterday. Charles f. Willard
Of New York, who has made flights in a
Curtiss machine, is here with the Curtiss
machine No. l.
Roy Knabenshue and Lincoln Reachey
are here with two dirigibie balloons.
j. IL. C-assen has sent two aeroplanes TO
this o. city in charge of George Duesler.
petitions. Frank Johnson of San Fran
cisco, who has just brought from the east
a Curtiss machine. is on the way here.
Clifford b. Harmon, New York aeronaut,
has sent here the monster balloon, New
York" holder of the United States dura-
ton record.
Hillery Reachey is here+-with the aero
plane built in Baltimore by II. N. GIL.
Members of the French Aviation syndi-
cate, headed by Louis Baulhan, and in
carol and half a mechanics, will
leave New York for Los angeles tomor-
row on a Specia- train.
A. p. Lambert of BelOit, Wis, is expected
to arrive this week with a Curtiss bipIane.
Louis Bergdoll OF Philadelphia will bring q
bleriot monoplane. ....
Captain a. f. Muller has assembled his
immense monop-ane. f,
A permanent aviation course of one and
seven-eighths miles is being laid off al
Aviation camp. Total entries in the three
divisions have reached sixty.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-04
PROSPECT OF TARIFF
WAR WITH FRANCE
Paris Journal Calls Attention ia
Necessity of New Agreement
Between Nations.

PARIS, Jan. 3.-The Journal Des Debates,
commenting on Ambassador Bacon's speech
at Elysee Palace, where he was received
on Friday by President Fallieres, expresses
regret at the absence of any reference TO
economic relations between. France and
the United States.
II points out that II no agreement is
reached before March 81 a tariff war ap-
pears 20 be inevitable. While President
Taft's last message held out hopes of a
settlement, the paper says, a further con-
firmation Of the desire for an arrangement
on the part of the Washington government
from the new ambassador would have been
particularly appropriate.
The Journal Des Debates concludes by
deprecating the attitude towards France.
OF ultra-protectionists in congress, which
is disastrous In It's effect here and is rem
dering the efforts OF moderates TO dimin-
ish the exaggerated proposals Of the tariff
commission.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-04
ST. JOE is RAISING THE MONEY
Fans VIII Canvass Town Thursday
for that $500.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo, Jan. 3.-(Special.)-
With the rapid approach OF base Dail day
Jal Cary 6-When II is expected that more
than 81, SOY Will be raised to finance the
OF this city into the W esIeIn league
after an absence of five years, local rams
are enthusiastic, and not a doubt is eX-
pressed tnaL the full amount necessary to
assure John Holland of the earnest desire
OF 81. Joseph people to see lesailzed bail
will be provided. Recently at a bail given
by the commercial travellers season tickets
were sold to those who would be absent
from the city on base ball Gay. A little
more than 500 was gained, but no one VINO
expected to be in the city on January b
was permitted to buy at that time, al
though had the season and first game
tickets been sold generally PROBABLY one
seventh of the total amount desired could
nave been secured then.
Flying squadrons OF fans are to anvas
the downtown district next Thursday and
the captains OF the various soliciting squads
are confident they can easily cover the
average allotted them.
Holland has arranged two series of opening
games for st. Joseph. The ST. Louis Amer
lcans are to be seen here in preseason
games on March 81 and April l AID Will
appear in Wichita the two previous days.
The st. Pau team OF the American associa-
ton will play in ST. Joseph April 3, ., 10, IL
and II. Other exhibition games are now
under consideration.
Holland intends, he says, to use every
endeaVOr to rave the schedule committee
meeting of the Western league, TO be held
the latter part of this month, transferred
from Des Moines to st. Joseph. Should
this be dore the st. Joseph Ad club, which
has the largest membership OF any similar
organization in the United States-mure
than /, 2OO-will give a luncheon to the visit
ing magnates. The session would probably
last two or three days.
Holland believes he has in II. r. Wolfe
one of the best backstops in the Western
League. Wolfe played with Des Molnes
three years age. but refused to report when
sold to Peoria. Galgano has asked Hol-
land If he Will be traded, but the new ST.
t,-nVh ,,9,auaP fpfanag fn hold ,nt, IN.
Italian and expects him to go higher next
fall.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-04
At the Theaters

cupid ana the Dollar Rt the Boyd.
A. comedy in three acts by Charles jeffrey,
The cast:
David suatton, a wealthy American
Virginia Stratton. his daughteT.......i
Dorothy Sherrod
adopted daughter ....,.. Dorothy Davies
Marquis Of AnnCrslcy, husband OK his
adopted daughter ...,... Idward Lester
Pau Weston. formerly engaged TO the
marChioness ......,..,C Charles ", Martin
Lord Douglas, in love With virginia
Lady Jane, mother OF Lord Douglas. &c.
.............,. Mrs. Aubry Powell
Lady Evelyn Verney, a distant relative.
or Lady Jane.....,.,,,.F France .LeWe.,Nu
PCtore, a alet............O. j. Griffin
James, a footman .....AThomas Lawson
Cupid and the Dollar Is one Of those
plays In which the uncouth but gold
hearted American twists the Hons tail
until the English beast roars; the son Of
n somewhat free country putting large
crimps in the ~dissoulte scion Of an effete
and debilitated nobility. But this sort OF
thing appeals to an American audience,
RS witness the triumphant career OF ''rhe
Man from Home" in which iikewi the
nome too-hbsaly polished American showed
the Britishers where 20 head In. as Daniel
voorhees, Pike or David Stratton would
have expressed 1t. One. sometimes has a
yearning to see a stage American in Eng
land who is familiar with the customs and
usages of moro or less polite society.
Such a character as Stratton Is a CRATE
ful one for Tim Murphy, 1t 10 really funny
to see him displaying the exuborance of a
mining camp in a Mayfair drawing room,
and the high p%riciples OF Stratton are in
contrast with the v-isciousncss Of his SON
h-law. A separation Of daughter and ig-
noble noble is effected in the last act
and the other daughter is married of to
a scion OF an hundred earis, Nho is really
just "as sweet and manly as an Anthony
Hope hero"
Miss Sherrod plays the daughter who
captures the good nobleman and Dorothy
Davies is the daughtcr pricd away from
the bad one. Miss Sherrod is given a bit
Of heroic assumption OF 'another's seeming
guilt and as this is cleverly contrived and
the situation appealing, scene comes on for
much applause. Mir. Murphy was ac-
corded curtain call after curtain call at
the end of the first act and several more
at the end OF the second.
OF the support besides Miss Sherrod, the
best work Is done by Miss Davies, Edward
Lester as the bad earlct, and Mrs. Aubry
Powell as a dowager" duchess or dowager
something or other. Cupid and the
Dollar will be given through Thursday
night with a matinee Wednesday. The
knights Of Ak-Sar-Ben have taken the
entire lower floor for Thursday night.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-04
JACK JOHNSON CREATES SCENE
COIOred Pug Defies Indiana Com
stable Who Attached His Baggage.

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Jan. Slack
Johnson refused to fulfill his contract To
appear at a Terre Haute theater Sunday,
the manager attached his trunks as he was
about to board d train FOR Columbus, O..
Johnson said the theater was too cold.
When a constable served the writ on
he would nit the first man VINO touched
it," The constable called the police and
the fighter backed down when Captain
Armstrong brought enough men to take
him to jail.
johnson later tried to engage a special
train, but failed, and when he saw his be
longings piled on a dray he told his man
ager he would stay here until tomorrc W
and fight the case.