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Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-20
-Four Die from
Drinking Wood
Alcohol Mixed
Bout at Chicago Results Fatally
Poison is Mixed with Beer
and Whisky. ,.. .

CHICAGO. oct. i9.-Daniel l. Brennan
OF Chicago, Arthur Lowrey Of milwaukee,.
wis. Glenn O'Neill Of savanna. H. and
Daniel Bailey OF Chicago died today from
drinking what the police believe TO have
been wood alcohol Brennan, Lowrcy,
O'Neill and Bailey were railroad switch
men and with a number OF friends in
dulged in "a drinking bout Monday. Al
became IN Monday night AS a result OF
the deaths the police have arrested four
men who were in the party Monday, pend
ing an investigation.
The police found q half-flled pail Of
wood alcohol in a barn where the men
had been drinking and say It was mixed
in the beer and whisky
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-20
Marquette Tampes ST. Mas Fifteen Nothing ghanders the Giant

feet on the presidential campaign in 1912
II is understood that Mr.. Barnard believes
that President Taft will be renominated
in 1912, the republican party having long
ago adopted the principle Of giving presi-
dents two terms. The leaders who saw the
president today told him that they found
the sentiment in his favor growing daily
in this state. They also said that they be-
ueved the opposition to Colonel Roosevelt
in many quarters would abate as the cam
paign advances
It is said that this opposition among some
people is 50 extreme that It must wear IT,
self out in time Of its own fury.
Secretary Charles Nagel OF the Depart-
ment of Commerce and Labor also shared
In the political conferences OF the dav
lie will speak in New York state and also
in his home state Of Missouri and in Ohio
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-20
j. S. CROSS.
WRoTH.s Specials
Gun RIOTERS LETT CONFIDENT
Second Defeat Agreed to Have More
serious Effect.

CHICAGO Oct Bone hundred thou
sand cub supporters, whose spirits had
been only temporarily checked by defeat in
Philadelphia Monday, gathered at news
phones here today and tried to account for
the second defeat OF their favorites by the
Philadelphia Americans, The defeat today
IS agreed by all to have a much more seri-
Gus effect than the Monday contest. Gloom
which hOvered over base ball circles last
night, settled lower down tonight and has
now taken the place Of confidence
The defeat also proved more expensive to
those who Dad bet ON the result. odds
went down otter the first defeat and Mon
days losers wagered heavily today In an
effort TO get even. Here tonight even
money Is offered with takers that the Chi
c8go team will win Thursdays game, the
first on its home grounds. Three to five
that the National league champions vii.
win the series also finds takers.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-20
EVENTS ON RUNNING TRACKS
Track Record at baltimore Broken by
Bonnie ITeIho.

BALTIMORE, Oct i9.-'The days feature
at IimhcO was the breaking o. tue lrack
mans Bonnie kelso in the PimHco Country
Clue purse. Bonnie Kelso, a wel-playe ed
lavorite, negotiated the distance IN ola
The best previous time, 55b, was made
by Blue Book last year. Results:
First race SIX tuTlongs: SIN Alvescot
g 20 2O) won, Maiaune second, Floumel
Second race, I'VE furlongs: suny Might
(evenJ won Wrap second, Corlnth third
lime: l:OO4E
THIRD race, mile and seventy yards: The
Gardener 90 TO - won. Hill Top second,
Question Mark third, Time: 1893
Fourth race, BelVidere steeplecnase two
miles; Waterway q to 81 won, Merriman
second, Diebold third, Time: 1894.
Ftttn race SIX TuIlOngs: Zeus Il 10 81
won, Meridian second, Altamaha third.
sixth race mile and am eighth: Bonnie
kelso a 70 b won. Hampton court second
Practical third lime; 1854
Seventh race, five furlongs: Gold CUP
q TO ~ Won, Argo second, Footlights third.
LOUISVILLE. OCT l9.-The feature ot
the racing az Churchul Downs tnls after
noon was the Cherokee selling stakes.
worth S15O1 in which 3-year-olda and un
were engaged at one mile. The race re-
Results:
First race, six furlongs: Forehead
(st aight, 50 won. Ayame place, So 3O scc-
ond. Scarlet Ptmpernel third. Time: IL rs.
Second race, mile and sixteenth:
1 tplaee, $50 second, Qusgga (snow. ESQ
third 2 ime. LAM
Third race, nine and a sixteenth: Bad
News straight. ST. I'D won, Sallie Preston
( (place $40 second, Banbury tshow 81 sd
/ third. Time l:ts9s.
Fourth race, the Cherokee selling stakes.
mile. Cherryola straight $3.50 won. Prince
Ca (place. s6.UUl second, Huck (shoW S. SD
third. Time. 1883.
Fifth race six furlongs, ELLA Bryson
/ won, County Tax second, ENemplar third.
[ Time; l:lA
and up, mile and a sixteenth: Carlton @.
I C0i, Grand won, Salian Q0O, Koernei, sec
7 ond Royal Report ls Thomas) third.
4 Time l;s1 Tony Bonero. Lady Welles and
| Intrinsic also ran.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-20
DOROTHY CAMPBELL WINS MATCH
First Rounds OF Match Play in InvI-
tntiOn Golf Match.

BOSTON, oct 19.-The Grst rounds Of
match play Tor tine STA fhsuts in the in
vitauOu tournament OF the " Oman's Golf
association OF Boston was concluded today.
Miss Dorothy Campbell OF Hamilton. Ont.
the national champion. easily won In her
matchl With Miss Mary Fownes Of Pitts
burg Miss Campbell won by up and 10
play The Other matches In The urst flight
resulted as follows:
Miss MarEarsl curtis, Country club, de-
feated Mrs. l.. e.. Wheeler Wollastou.
mp and / TO play.
Miss Il. O'g Phepoc Royal club. Mon
treal defeated Miss r. @, Osgood, Country
club, 6 up and 10 play
Miss Harriet ;. CuIus, country. club,
Mass, up and 4 10 play.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-20
Highlanders
Defeat Giants
in Sixth Game
Quinn Called to Mound to Stem Bat
ting Rally in Third Inning and
is Successful.

NEW YORK. Oct ls.-The New York
Americans fell upon the local Nationals
pitchers, Ames and wiltse, and won the
sixth post season game today. 10 to 2.
Four doubles two singles, two bases on
balls and an error by Doyle sent eight
runs over the plate for the Hghlanders
in the second inning.
The Giants took go Naughans curves
kindly in the third inning driving home
two runs. quinn was called to the
pitching mound and kept them from
scoring with his spit ball delivery.
The games now stand, Giants won;
Highlanders, ? won, and one game tied.
The score:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-20
New Penaion Surgeon,

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1O.-(Special Tele-
gram.)-On the recommendation Of Con-
gresham Woods, Or. j. G.. Walker has
at Boone. la
John NJ. Person Of Nebraska. has been
appointed bOokkeeper at Puget sound
navy yard, Washington.
The president has Withdrawn and re-
served for examination and classified ton
under act OF congress with respect 10 their
coal value 1880 acres OF lanc In Wyoming
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-20
GOV. STUBS KEPT AT HOME
Has slight Fever and Quits CAM
paigninE for "a Few
r Days,

TOPEKA, Kan, oct. Ex-Governor W. r.
Stubs was confined TO his home today
with a slight fever. lie spent the last
week in a tour Of the southwestern coun-
ties In an automobile and followed il up
with a day OF speech making IN ST. Louis
on Sunday Ills physician said his illness
was not serious, though II might compel
the abandonment OF his campaigning this
week
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-20

allows it to nourish the diseased por-
tons of the body back to health.
S. S. S. is purely vegetable, being
made entirely of roots, herbs and
barks, without a particle of mineral.
and its vegetable ingredients always
hasten the cure by toning UP the
stomach and digestive members
Home Treatment book and any medi-
cal advice free to all who write.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, q.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-20
BLOOD DISEASES
CONTAGIOUS TROUBLES

Contagious Blood Poison. more
thoroughly permeates the system than
any other disease. Its infectious virus
communicates every oorpuscle and
tissue of the circulation, and for this
reason its symptoms are of varied
nature. When it enters the blood it
is but short time unfit the mouth
and throat begin to ulcerate, the skin
becomes spotted, rashes and eruptions
appear on the body, sores and ulcers
break out, the hair falls, and FREE
quently nails on hands and feet thick
en- and come off. Mineral medicines
which simply shut the poison up in
the system should be avoided, for when
such treatment is left of the old dis
ease will break out again, often worse
than before. s. S. s. cures Contagious
Blood Poison permanently, and it does
80 because it thoroughly purifes the
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-20
INSANITY GALLAGHER's PLEA
AHenlsts Say that Attempted slayer
of Mayor GaynOr Has Seuiie
Dementin.

NEW YORK. oct i9.-lnsanity will be
the defense of James J. Gallagher when
he is tried for shooting Mayor Gaynor
His lawyer, Alexander simpson of Jersey
CITY said tonight that two alien SITS. in
Guiding Britton ID. Evans. who testified in
the Thaw case had found that Gallagher
had senile dementia. Both, nd said, would
so testify. Gallagher has not yet been
indicted
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-20
ConIey and Mandot Matched.

NEW ORLEANS. oct l9.-Frankie Con
ley Of Californ a and Joe Mandot Of New
Orleans were matched last n ght 20 fight
ten rounds before the ROYAL Athletic club
here next Saturday
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-20
AMERICANS
Nationals
AuucrIpati

Two base his. Knight. Cree, ROach.
Chase. Snodgrass Devlin, Murray, Mer
Kle. Three base hits: Chase. Sacrifice
hit Vaughan Sacrifice flies: Cree,
Knight Lett on bases Giants II; High
lanoers, g. First base on errors Giants,
l. Highlanders, l, Struck out: BY
Vaughan, g. by Wiltse, o; by Quinn, q
Bases on balls. off Vaughan, 8; off Ames,
l. Off Wiltse, /; off quinn. 2. Hits: off
~ in 10 inning, none out in second
8 in two and two-thirds innings; OF
Quinn in six and One-third innings. UNI
pires Evans and KLEIN. Time. 2l0.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-20
PRESIDENT TAFT Is LENIENI
President Visits Ellis Island for First
Time.
CONFERs ON POLITICAL MATTERS
situation in New York PuEEIinE-
Leaders Believe Taft VIII he RE-
nominated I'm Nineteen-Twelve
According 20 Custom.

NEW YORK, Oc,. -9.--President Taft had
his first view yesterday Of that wonder
ful piece OF machinery on Ellis island
where the aliens OF many countries un-
dergo their first gruelling on the road to
American citizenship. He spent five hours
in the one place in the United States
where the rights Of human liberty tenn
porarily are suspended by executive action
alone while the Nedious work Of separating
the moderately good from the wholly bad
goes on day after day.
Proves Lenient Judge.
During his investigation the president
sat with immigration Commissioner viii
liam Williams in a number Of appealed
cases. Mr. Taft proved a lenient Judge
and IT was, indeed, a happy fate which
brought nearly score of rejected immi-
grants to the bar for final decision on the
day OF the presidents visit. There were
Slavs, Poles, Greeks and Italians but the
most interesting case Of all was that Of
a Welsh miner and his family of seven
motherless children. The president per-
sonally directed that the family be ad-
mitted, and he declared that II he was
at all a judge OF human nature the seven
children would grow into the best type
Of citizens. As result or his studies and
observations today Mr.. Taft had reached
tonight a pretty definite conclusion on
three points
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-20
AMONG THE LOCAL BOWLERS
hrodegH"rd Crowns Win Two Out OF
Three Games from A. Frick &
sons Team.

OaIman was high man last night for the
bfodegaards for single game with $50 and
also nigh total with 557. Bower was high
man with 1872 for single game and 524 total
Tor the A. Prick team
thursday night, October 90 Omaha BIZ
cycle Indians VS.. st. James Score.
BRODEGAARn CROWNS
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-20

blood. S. S. S.
goes into the
circulation, and
dives out the
last trace of the
destructive
g r m s adds
richness and
vigor to the cir
nnIof,.. -
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-20
Conference with Leaders.

President Taft devoted several hours this
afternoon to political conferences regarding
the situation in New York state. He saw
Republican State Chairman r. r. Prentice,
Otto T. Barnard and Ralph Peters. To-
morrow morning the president will see
Lloyd C. Griscom, president OF the New
York county committee, and although no
arrangements have been made 90 that end
it is reported tonight that there may be a
meeting between the president and Theo-
dore Roosevelt tomorrow.
The leaders made no attempt to disguise
the fact that they are worried over the
outlook They declare that the situation
is perhaps the most puzzling they have ever
had to face. One distinR uished leader put
It to the president this way: I'VE could not
win without the colonel, and il looks that
II we are defeated IL may be because OF
the attacks on the colonel"
Campaign funds, the president was told
are coming in more slowly than for many
years.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-20
FrightfuI Spaams

Of the stomach liver torpor. lame back
and weak kidneys are overcome by Electric
Bitters. Guaranteed. l5c, For sale by
Beaton Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-20

Holmes was high man with POI for single
game and Poher rolled high total b9s FOR
the Tafts. Schneider was high man for
the Mixers with 17s for single game. Hig-
gins carried off the honors for total pins
with 44O. Score
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-20
springfield Gets PennaRe.

CHICAGO oct. I8-Club owners OF the
Three II league held Their annual meeting
here today. A. l., Tierney. who Is presi-
dent secretary and treasurer OF the or
ganization, II was said will be reelected.
The pennant was Officially awarded TO
Springfield, III.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-20

IN order that the advertiser may get The
best results Tor money invested. he must
reach the buyer by the BosJ direct and re-
liable channei. The Bee Is that channel
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-20
Taft to he RenOmInated.

The president said again today that ne
did not feel that the present campaign in
New York state would have a dominant ef-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-20
Methods suRRented.

First, he believes that a strong effort
should be made to distribute the influx Of
foreigners and do away with the present
congestion in New York
Second, he believes that heavier penal
ties should be exacted of the steamship
companies for infraction of the immigra-
ton laws.
Third, he believes that all male immi-
grants upon their arrival here should be
put through an examination as to the con
dition Of families left behind in Europe.
One of the most difficult human prob
lens Of the immigration service has been
the separation of families, but the presi-
dent believes that the problem can be
solved by requiring immigrants to tell in
advance whether or not families left be-
hind are eligible for admission under the
immigration laws.
One of the first cases brought before
the president on appeal today was that of
an Italian woman and four children. The
husband had already arrived in this coun-
try. There was some question as to
whether he could earn enough to support
the family. The man declared he could
and the president took the same view
The wife and children were admitted.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-20

CAMBRI DOE. Mass, oct l9-The Har-
ward VARSITY foot ball eleven had game
al the Stadlum with a team made 10 OF
former HaRard. Yale and Princeton foot
ball players STYLING themselves All-Stars,
and won by the narrow margin OF 20 o.
Persistent Advertising is the Road 70 Big
Aeturna IS
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-20
Flat Feet No bar,

Some aliens suffering from flat foot were
fortunate in being brought before the presi-
dent. He declared that while flat foot
interfered with a number of occupations
It was possible for persons so afflicted 10
follow many useful trades. The flat footed
immigrants went joyously on their way
to New York.
When George Thornton, the Welsh miner,
and his seven children, were called before
Commissioner Williams and President TAT,
there was much excitement throughout the
station. All of the under officials there
had taken an interest in the miner and
although he had been disqualified under
physical examination they still hoped
that he might be admitted. His wife died
last August and he had decided to quit
Wales and come to this country to seek a
new start in life.
President Taft took a hand in question
ing the miner and brought out the fact
that the man had a sister, Mrs. Sarah
Webb, in Pittsburg. 1t was decided to let
the miner in.
Thornton's children range in age from
? to 10 years, He got tickets through to
Pittsburg and the party left in a happy
mood. When the president asked him
what funds he had Thornton replied:
"One hundred and sixty-five dollars and
two hands"
While President Taft was examining
Thornton he asked the immigrant IL he
knew who the president of the United
States was. The man promptly replied
President Taft" and did not seem a Bit
excited when the commissioner informed
him that the gentleman with whom he
was talking was the president himself
Thornton bowed politely to the executive
to indicate his qualification at meeting
him.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-20
~ sruPeNTs zoo oNTo eAME
Beaten az Base BAH by Team of the
IniNersIty Of ChicnEo.

TOXIC. Oct l9.-The base ball nine repre.
senting the University Of Chicago. making
a tom Of Japan. added another victory to
It's lict today. By again defeating the team
c,s RH.E.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-01

Charles Helper. a brother of VIII
liam Helper. or the Lois company
viii be here next Sunday as prop
erty man of the Max Figman com
pany. In honor n bis brothers
coming. william has arranged q IT,
he supper party after the show sun.
day night Invitations have been
sent 10 Fred Huebner, Felix Austed.
O u Thayor A Dummeigh, John
Cortnoy. y J. Bolivar. A. Double.
While Mott and ~ Himself
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-01
-Bessrlrs a. are Grand

Al the Grand All asxt seek. ~ith
the exception ~ Monday night. there
Sili BE- seen Gertrude Fowler IN q
dramaslrafiuu ~ the George uarr
AcEatrheoa novel. Beverly. b.
Robert " Baker The plot cnn.
Germs the adventures ~ a. Amer.
lean girl in a mythical principally
81 The eastern Part ~ Europe
faifh Shayne ard Raymond Whit
nAer will be- Ia the support
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-01

A. the Orpheum, beginning Mon
day afternoon. there all Be Julius
Stegor In a new playlet. The Way
10 the Heart Claude and Fanny
Usher IN "fMgau's Decision WI
mos Weatony. a Hungarian pianist.
Veronica 4 Hurls Fails. sensational
comedy inmblcre Love a Love. a.
a singing and daucing act Cook a
Stevens. comedians. and on Brown
dancing comedian
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Opening az The Majestic next Mon.
day afternoon will be Seer Nord
the diver Bessie Naldafe aud her
Pony Cyclists. Mx girls Miller a
Mack. singers and dancers. Alfred
Jackson. d poster cartOoniat Rob
erts 4 Fulton. traVesty stars. In Sis
IN Service the CralEs In a musical
and the Two films Of pathe
Brothers French picture films
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-01

~ the panfagcs. beginning Mon.
dag afternoon, there will be seen
awnRall and Nine Helena IN n hyp
uotlc act. the -Four Dcltona. Euro.
Dean gymuaats. the Three Musical
Tyres. IN Instrumental selections.
HalliRan & Ward. comedians. EldOn
4 clifton IN The comedy playiet.
'fiis Awful Nightmare the illus
trated song by the house balladist
and the mollou nlcinren
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Al the Seattle. beginning tomor.
rnp aud continuing All week. the
Russell Drew company. Tor the
eighteenth offering Of re stock
season. will present For Her
Sake. a Russian melotrRma IN
four acts b. William l. Roberta
with its scenes laid m Russia and
siberia The story deals with police
Intrigue This will b. the first time
here Of the play tn five years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-01

Fer tbs first time here Ia noarls
three years '-Triiby+ viii be seer
hers AL nest week ~ ihe Lois The
play is IN four acts ~ rasl a
Potter based on Geo. pu Maurisrs
novel The fret act IL the latin
Quarter ~ Paris ths reeond the
ARTISTS studio. the third. a theatre
foyer and the lat. TIE Hotel Bristol
Jane kaltan viii have The title rale
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COMPARED 50 lhe folloNlnE dla
Issue just lnaroducrd Into an
Eastern mssieA shos. ur Cook ;
romance ia ne crime a. All Here
are fhe tines
This y Fuca wine
YEN good 1.
But VERY strong
VERY
1T killed two kittens Of mine
"tuds "a
Their names wers Tom and
Jerry
Why not Cock and pearyf
Do not misnndsrssand me They
are not s,uiacats
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Tom0frow Afternoon ~ o'clock
At the Moore theatre the Seattle
symphony Orchestra wtll give the
fifth IN ita series ~ popular SUNDAY
concerts. under TIE direction OF
Henry HadleY The program ia 90
include The Blue Danube" wAltx
~ Strauss Goanode "Qneon Of
sheba march. Oftenbachn overture
Orrheus and fiufgmeius suite
ptcrfot aud f1errcita
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Mms. ssmhrlsh ;, ,hs 60.

On Monday evening 81 next seek
at the Grand Opera hnuae. the
ladies Musical club wiii present the
first hsE artist 81 Us winter concert
series. Nine. Marceila s~mbrlch. the
noted soprano from the Mstroroli
tan Opera house IN New York
sembrich IL 10 BE- accompanied By
Frank Ia Forge. the planiAt and
Francis k1Eeru she baritone sem
brich's rvpertairv ~ltl include many
-nnaraa
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NEXT WEEKS pLAYsiLLs.

a EfAN FIGMAN viii begin his an.
HWH uual eugRgument at the
Moore tomorrow night ia
his new comedy vehicle. Mary
lane's Pa which Henry W. Saw.
aee originally sent On tour with
Henry b niNcy The entlre Saw.
ass production was purchased hy
john CeFt ard viii be- utilized herv
In conjunction with Max fssmau
and a company which includes both
Cert and Savage players.
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ATTRACTIONS TO FOLLOW.

4 MOORE Blanche Walsh IN 4
= The Test. Fourth Sym. /.
4 phony Coueert. David War 4
= field ID The Music Mas :
Ger, NclntYre 4 Heath in !
III Hayti~ 4
: ALEXANDRIA Henry Hall in Z
= The Man From Home =
= aAubert Stock company IN 4
repertoire 4
: GRAND Bailey 4 Austin IN 4
> The Top D. the World. 4
= The Right q Way. Pau 4
= line Vail 10 "Wiidfife 1
. sEATTLE-~A WorkinEman's 4
Wife. -On the Bridge al 4
: Midnight. stolen BY Gyp 4
sizes" 4
= Loie = a Gentleman u 4
France. tennessee Of the 4
: Wis. a Royal Family ,
AAMoRf- Harry Lauder. Jul 4
: ian EltinTe and william I
Morris vaudeyiile 4
tttststtststtsR%as
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MRS. MARQUARDT REJECTED
BY \. !. MUSICIANS UNION
Astonishing Action Taken
Toward the Well Known
Harpist. Formerly Of
This City.
..ss.ssss.s..+st,
AMUSEMENT cAIssnsR-

! MOORE 80 Sunday afternoon,
I Flfsh Popular eoneeft. sun
I day nlxs.s sad AL week. Ags
! Flxmnn h Mary James Pa
4 klHkassk4- The Gas Must
4 rtAn
! GRAND Sundas Tuesday and
1 all week. Beverly Mon.
= DAY sight. Nine semhrich
: II concert.
= sEkTTLE--The RusselhDrew
! ccupany ti1eth 20 ifsth
4 perfoFmaneesi IN Fer Asr
: SAKE
4 LOIS - TIE Del l.aWrsuce
: conpaay gisssh 10 iaeth
4 porformaneesl In TFilby
= oRpHEUM--Juilus steEer ln
~Tae way 20 the Heart and
4 vaudeville
4 MkIEsrlc--Mlie Sord. the
\ diver and xana9yliie
= ptHTteEs--Svinxan. hypuo-
= tiss. and vaudeyllle
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aThe Cay Muslelan"-AIhambra

The AihRmbra rsapened this ar
ternoon with John r slocum' q
comic opera. The Uay Musician.
for the frat time 10 this city The
engagement u FOR one week The
cast Includes Texas Gainan f.ottie
Kendall, Roger Gray and Margaret
Crawford The comic opera lH By
Julian Edwards. and had an extend
Cd run AZ Wallack's theatre "a New
York last Summer.
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WEEK AFTER NEXT.
tJsn. s-fab

4 MOORE Marie Cahlll In
Z TIE Boys and BETTY
4 tLf5AM Bra Florence Rob
. erss IN ~The Transforms
. tinn
4 GRAND = Rose Melville 10
: So iiopkIns
4 sEATTLE--T The DeFhg Mas
Z cot
4 Lois-"si. Elmo
: cRpHEun Benjamin Cha.
= pfc a CO in Lincoln Ia the
4 While HOUSE
4 MAJESTIC Nile I.ora. mind
reader.
; pANTAcEs The Sir Cornell
: las. acgohats