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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-08

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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-08
CHAPTER VIII.
THE QUEEN's aAMRIr.

NXYHEN the news went ont to
the dwellers In the SAGE.
w brush hills that Boss Du.
vid's son had accepted u
place on the railroads legal stan the
first wave Of ast0undment was follow.
cd by many guesses as to what young
BlOunt's action portended.
The Piainsman, the principal daily
and the leading organ Of the reform
ers, was the first to Ind an Interior
motive In Evan Blount's appointment
and Its acceptance. The editor took
half column In which to point out
In emphatic and vigorous phrase the
danger that threatened the common
wealth In this very evident coalition Of
the railroad and the machine.
The Lost River Miner, on the Other
hand, was unwilling to believe that the
younger Blount was acting altogether
In his fathers interest In taking the
place provided for him by the railway
Hints there We're In this editors com
ment Of a disagreement between ia.
Their and son, OF differences OF opinion
which might later on lead to a pitched
battle.
The Daily Capital, hOwever--the rail
road organ--cOvertly insinuated that
nothing for nothing was the accepted
rule In politics; that II the railroad
had made place for the sOn Il was
only justifable deduction that thu
father was not as inimical to the rail-
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-08

week HWY Ton lie atmosphere Of
the law school and its theories was
fairly against That his father should
be coolly proposing him for high Of
flee In the state to which he was as
new as the newest emigrant seemed
blankly incredible. But when the in
credibility began to subside the despot-
ism of a machine which could propose
and carry out such unheard of things
loomed malehcent
Pm afraid we are n good many
miles apart. father" he said. uncon-
sciously using one Of his fathers ia
vorite speech forms, when the pro.
posnl had been given time to sink In.
America Is supposed to be free
country with a representative govern
ihent. Do YOU mean to say that you
and few of your friends can set
aside the will of the people so far that
you can nominate and elect anybody
you please to any Office In the state"
The farseeing eyes were twinkling
again. ooh, l don't know about our
being so far apart" was the depreca-
tory protest. you're Just little bit
long on theory, that's all, son. When
1t comes down to the real thing some
body has to head the stampede and
turn 1t, and II we don't do 1t the other
bunch WILL"
what other bunch?"
"In this case it's the corpora tons
the timber people, the Irrigation com
panies and, most Of all. the railroads"
"Gantry seems to think that the rail.
roads are prosecuted or his railroad at
least"
The senator pulled his horse down
TO n still slower walk. Where did
you see Dick GantryF' he demanded.
Evan told Of the meeting on the
veranda of the club adding the fur
ther fact Of the college friendship.
'yust happened so, did IT," quericd
the senator, ''that getting together last
Saturday nightp
why, yes; suppose SO. Dick
knew l was In Boston, and he said lie
had meant to look me up
Il reckon he did," was the quiet
comment; yes, | reckon he did. And
he filed you up chock full of Hard
wick McVlckars notions, of course.
guess that's about what he was told to
do. But We won't fall apart on that,
son. Tomorrow Wen 60 down to the
city, and you can look the ground over
for yourself. l want you To draw
your own conclusions and then come
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-08

and a face in
which the Inherit
ed traits were sof.
tened into lines of
thoughtful firm
ness and serenity.
why, bless my
soul. OF all the
lucky hi In g !"
g J n C u la { e d the
young man, who
but an instant be-
fore had b ce n
hating between
two opinions. you
don't mean to tell
me that this Is the
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-08
CONTINUED Next Saturday,

Bulletin Editorial Room Phone
2lS5. Bulletin Business ONCE
Phone 1856.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-08

XXYHEN the news went ont to
wv the dwellers In the sage
w brush hills that Boss Du.
ystl's oau hoA annantaA 4.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-08
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

London. April 7-Consols closed u higher
at SlS for money and So for account Ana
conda was unchanged at SIS. Grand
Trunk unchanged at 2si2. Canadian Pacific
Ia higher at 1924.
MoVey was in better supply and dis
count rates were steady to-day.
The mining settlement occupied the chief
atter t.ton Of traders on the Stock EXCHANGE
The markets. however. were generally
steadtsr. and home rails. TO, eign bonds,
and CSonsols made fair recoveries. while
Paris support strengthened Kaftirs In the
afternoon.
American securities were dull and about
unchanged during the forenoon The only
exception was Canadian Pacific. which ad-
yanced sharply on covering. The late ses-
sion was marked by slight, irregular price
movements and the closing was quiet.
Call money In London. 2i2a224 per cent;
open mfv'ket discount rate for short bills,
234q2ie per cent: long bills. 27sd2i2 per cent:
Berlin discount rate, 27s per cent: Paris dis
count rate, "a per cent; Paris exchange
on Londt5n. q francs 2ai2 centimes; Berlin
exchange on London. % marks 45i2 pfen-
n!gs. Pa. gold. us Cd, and American
eagles. 1es sgd.
Paris. April 7.-Three per cent rentes
closed centimes higher at s6 fr. 7isc.
Prices wete steady on the Bourse.
Berlin. April Prices closed higher on
the BoerSei
New-York tribune., 1911-04-08
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

More than one-quarter OF the days total
business on the Consolidated Exchange
was in Missouri Pacific. That stock, for
the first time in recent recollection. ied 'ne
entire list in volume, even exceeding Steel
common, Reading and Union Pacific, the
three stocks which for long time past
have been fixtures as leaders in the specu-
lation. When Missouri Pacific was driven
down in the late trading. il ruled generaIy
a fraction below the New York Stock Ex-
change quotation. It failed to sell above
507s, against a high Of 81 on the othsr
board. and 1t got down TO ass, agalnst 70;
the day. with sales of fractional lots OF a
number OF the specialtes taking place some
time before any sales were reported on tne
other exchange. Seventy shares OF CoIn
Products sold at IA, no sales Of this STOCK
being reported on the other board. De-
,aiIed orerations follow.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-08
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET.1Money on on call aar opsmt: gsnt: ::
ed at n rer cent; hissfss HISsns 2 per per cent
Ruling rate. 2,s per cent. Time money a
was obtainabe quite liberaily,, ouf Rates.
~ per cent for sixty days, 1M@S cpet pef
for four five and six months, 4W4h per
cent FOR oyer the year sp MspcanfiS a4y pspsd psoped
rcs,,ltant absorption. Rates, 3.@4H per
cent for sixty and ninety days }o,r 10 SIX
months single names. 1905 per cenf 1or
others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-The foreign
exchange market opened firmer win rates aye
up points to 4.S660Wi.S665 for cables,
4.sCL. IA $500 for demand storling anu
4si05GpiS4i5 for 80 day bills. Short francs
were quoted at $40 and short relchsmaTks *.
at 95Is less 1-64 The market Vas steauy
In the afternoon with rates around ocso tiio
opening level. Gables were quoted at s;sooo
a $685.. demand sterling at 4SeA 4So5O,
and go days bills at 4.Si104AS4lo. snort
francs held around $40 and shore reIcais-
marks etk less LA.
c1 follow.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-08

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-Bosto lOc
discount; Chicago. 25c discount: san FRAN
cisco, sight 211c, telegraph DC; New orleans,
commercial 25c discount, bank 81 premium;
st. Louis l5c premium bid. Doc asked Sa-
vannah. buying 3-l6c discount. selling par;
Minneapolis, 70c premium.
BANK CLEARINGS. - New YORK, eS-
changes s27l 1I2,SS6 balances sll 3i5,S2o; BAL
t,more, exchanges S5,37O637, balances s692,-
$50: Boston, exchanges SO. 1922, ,537. balances
s.e5s,ol2; Philadelphia, exchanges. s4,4V''Sil'
balances S2,429,S29.
SILVER MARKET.-Commerci bar sil-
YER SIC; Mexican silver dollars. 45c: Bar
silver closed In London at "A I-lod' uh-
changed.
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid, $40; Lis
bon. 10.
MEXICAN EXCHANGES.--Mexi ex-
change on New York Is quoted at 2.0ii2.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-08
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

Steculation In the market for OUTSIDE
securities was Of light character. WIN
small fractional changes the rule. Whai
little interest was manifested was centreai
almost entirely In bonds which continues
TO advance under the lead OF missouri.
Kansas a. Texas per cent notes. whicn
were dealt In on an extensive scale al an
advance Of about half point. AIlai,
gamated Copper per cent notes were d q
fraction higher Erie 8 per cent d,r', nU,es
were steady. In the industrial list trading
was quiet. with a generally steady tone.
Chicago Subway reacted slightly on prons
taking. In the mining issue little or no
change was shown Miami moved up
small fraction. Greene-Cananea was
slightly easier. The Porcupne stocks were
lose active within narrow limits.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-08
DELAWARE g. HUDSON REPoKT'

r, p.,.or. g. Hudson Company re-
norts for the wear ended December 81 ,siv; ,s
a', surnlu, 1 after all charges equal to i1s u %
nsr su.p' cemt on its capital stock. against l.I
per cen, cen, % IN 1919 @ lass per cent in 1903 and
y M q ner cent in 1901. Tho company pays :
o,,. aer cont con on its stock. Detailed earnings
with comparisons follow
~ ,o0o 1908.
,s .oo tSi 50, $40. .525 $50 $3.50, ~
Oper. expenses. 12.19s.2o1 ih4'''I -
Net railroad s.. .23s.5l3 ss.09a'S .SSssiSI ne
Gross coal .$11, ,s06.sS9 SIG, sao'Ig ~ 7oi t,S
Csross expenses. 1l,4iS,2B l5,S3-'fi" ---'o,--~ -
Net coal .. s35s.6e2 $.o,'s.o, Sii't39 eii
Other income :. 2,O72.699 1.slo.'D i'''''''
Total inc. rail- - m, ooe IN 22o Ia4
road & coal 1o,66i.s75 1o,39l'9'e 'o'"''' '''
Interest, rentals, .o-,xo ,osl GAG
taxes. etc.. J,1}3,tso o. D''""
Surplus S.330.1s9 SJ.i9i,sa9 S1'l'f'4os
New-York tribune., 1911-04-08
TO THE HOLDEEs OF tRIEE nor
COMPANY COLLATERAL "A

Uut NpIE o. IA aHssl K
Notice 10 hereby given tfat ...s,h - NJ
lateral Trust Notes. together Nj VI b ~
s,h. 1911. coupon attached, W." me o.
maturity upon prssents,ion a,sny a N''
Messrs. J. p. Morgan & Co'np~
Wall Street. New York. -oupAyL.
ERIE RAII.RcAp SSSTTRWo9A
BY F D. rNrspye~
March s5. 1oll.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-08
IMPORTS OF DRYGOODS.

Imports and inarketings OF drygoods last
week, with comparisons. were AS follows:
Last wk Prev. wk. Last year.
Total Imports. ~. d56.5ll 81. s304T2 SS2sLtbl
Total marketingd 2.Tcs5 US 2.sS2.22A 8.oo3oll
New-York tribune., 1911-04-08
BANK STOCKS ON STOCK EXCHANGE.
Actual Sales Closing.
1 Op. 4 Hi. Low lFinl Bid ASK

national financial operations ii is safe 10
predict that this favorable situation VIII
prevail for a long time TO come.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-08
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following were the last actual sales
and the closing quotations for stocks IN
which there were no transactions yesterday
on the New York Stock Exchanges:
New-York tribune., 1911-04-08
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following shows yesterdays closing
quotations for government bonds. COM
pared with Thursdays.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-08
BALTIMORE STOCKS.

.Courcns interchangeable. tRss's'e'S~
pors SReglstered and ccuors
New-York tribune., 1911-04-08
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Charles D. Barney & Co. No 23
Bioad street New York. and No. 10 South
x,h street Triaiellhia)
New-York tribune., 1911-04-08
BONDS.

So. o0o All G & w rs Y Y z ,tS
500. 600 Anal Cop go n -l0oIs 1o3f 1ooi, i9ot.
l65. 900 Erie 6e5 NOES. .l00la 1905 1907 100, 100,
10000 No X & T 80 a9I, oo.' e,rs o2ts
sOdd lots -Sells cents per share.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-08
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.

FURNISHED BY Frederic II. Hatch & Co.. New
York and Boston)
New-York tribune., 1911-04-08
GUARANTEED STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Efingham Lawrence & Co.. NO
III Broadway
New-York tribune., 1911-04-08
BOND MARKET SALES.

12-oo 7 { Is Ctfs. .1o26s 1900 Int g. CT Nor
5UUtO Jap 3t2s. ~ 3 . "a Cus, - ,ii'
5000 Is. eeSs lCVO RI > ~ -o71
1909 Rep OF Cuba NJ 4s''''''. 90 90
lG3 10000 DO ......... 80
New-York tribune., 1911-04-08
PUBLIC UTILITY SECURITIES
NEW YORK CITY BONDS

FURNISHED by ". y. Coler & Co., W.
street,
Accrued interest 30 bs sdcecp
The Holbrook news., 1911-11-17

The largest shipment of Furniture Holbrook has
 known has just been received by B. First Two carloads of the Famous Square Band line of Furniture bought direct from the largest manufacturers in the world By buying in such great quantities, receive the lowest prices from the factory and in having goods shipped carload lots we make great saving in freight charges The rate furniture in less than carloads lots than double the first class rate whereas the carload is less than third of the regular rate you readily see what this Tn the way of saving to customers the price of furniture You not only benefit by the low prices get in buying such great quantities. but also gre deal he price by thereduced freight derived by hay ing furniture shipped in carload lots Why send away for furniture whenyou buy the goods for less money at home and the freight Besides this you see exactly what you are buying and get what you buy
 Our stock of furniture complete you find in any first class storen the large cities, and fill the wants of the most critical buyer with entire satisfaction All we ask of you to let show you and you will be convinced that have the Right Goods at the Prices
 We carry all styles of Chairs Rockers Beds, Springs sDresser zashStands, Wardrobes Dining Tables, Buff fet China Closets and Safes besides full line Stoves Kitchen Utensils Baby Buggies, Mattresses and noleum in fact everything that can he desired in the home for and comfort.
 Send us your mail orders and save the freight We will take of your trade and here please you Your interests interests and satisfied customer greatest assett.
 We going to do the furniture business of this sec ton of the country We have the stock do it with and making the lowest prices so nothing can stop from doing the business. The goods sell the better prices make because the buy, the cheaper the price It is to your interest give your business you will benefit in the saving made by trad ing with that has the best purchasing power, and you have the goods right at your door,
 When you thinks of furniture household goods, think of First. pc
The Holbrook news., 1911-11-17

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 3ns7 -s -.,ti srs rstt
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-23

Aver fueron archivadas EN- Ponce,
por no resultar cargos probados, las
causas siguientes:
Contra Ricardo .Jucino de Barros por~
seducci0n Luis Nigalione de Penue~
las, contra Enrique Colon por seditc~-
ci0n. La investigation de La muerte
de Andres Lopez y Manuela Arroyo
suceso que tuvo hgar en- una de las
GALES de esta ciudad. La investiga-
ci6n de suicidio de Ramon Toro Ra-
mos de Pc nuelas, contra Epifanio
Almodovar, por seduction, procedente
de Juana D1az. Contra Angel Mendori,
por seduction, de Juana Diaz. La in
vestigaci6n de la maerte repentina de
Manuel Rodriguez. de esta ciudad, La:
muerte de Alejandrina Palacios de es-
ia c1udad. FL suicidio de Pablo Roses
y Mendez de esta ci1dad Todas estas
causas fueron archivadas por el fiscal
despues de su correspondence inves-
tigaci6n
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-23
PORTO RICO RAILWAY LIGHT & POWER CO,

San Juan, Porto Rico, Abl /, 1911
Por Ia presente nOtfca
Light Transit Company,
ramway Company han ado de uegocos
Porto Rico Railway Light Company
do toas las nqua popedade oontratos obhgadones has
tres compaas 1eyaa dde ha ecutara
eada todos los enatos obgaciones de cas
sta utoada reobr recbos cuaque cand
Ia San Juan Light Transit Company Porto Rico
cgn Tamway Company evar ecto euar
existan entire onalua lie las dhas
personals companies oorpaone uaquiea excepo cundo los
reean los 4sbs constucc6
- efec0 ejecutadoe Construction Co.
p0RTo POWER CO.
E. w. Teeie.
GENERA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-23
t=:-n Veg :; :; aja

Sc vende una magnifca Calesa jar,
dinera; de POGO uso, con una buena.
pareia de caballos y arneses de color
amarillo.
Para informes dirieirse a DON AL
fonso Trdpaga.-Vega Baja.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-23

MAYAGTJE.Z

Situado este estabzecimiento en- el
eentrs de la calJe M6ndez Vigo, cor
~mn jardln al frente, es el que reune ma
yores ventajas y comodiaades para los
&enores viajeros, y 81 one cuenta c'n
0ejores habitaciones Ereseas, ventila
Ass, magnlfcos banos drzchas.
COATDAS A TODAS HORAS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-23

FIa regresado de los Estados Unidos.
lei joVen ponce6o don Agust1n Andino.
ingeniero agr6nomo muy experimental
do
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-23

FL q del actual, en- Rio Piedras, ba-
rrio "Quebrada Arenas, la policia sor~
|prendi0 una jugada al monte. arres.
tando siete personals.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-23

Los siguientes servicios han sido pres
tados: Infracci6n ordenanzas munici-
pales 8, alterar la paz2 Total 10.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-23

Airs Fiske in Mrs. Bumpstead-
Leigh" In which she played such a
successful engagement in New York
last spring. is TO come 10 the Detroit
opera house for the first week OF the
ncN year. the engagement opening
with a special holiday matinee. The
new Offering is said TO be busting
hubbhng comedy, which brings upon
the stage an entirely different Mrs
Fiske from any that her former plays
have shown. Constructed for laugh
ing purposes only" while well-worn
phrase might well be used. IL reports
ctn be duly credited, TO describe HARRY
James Smiths play Of the Indiana pill
The Detroit times., 1911-12-23

unique pair engaged In All the up-tc-
the minute happenings OF the day.
Mutt and JrT" have BEEN personined
and posed before the MOVING picture
mans camera that countless thousands
miEht get an opportunity 60 laugh al
them, qua they have been placed at tile
head az a half-dozen musical comedy
productions. whore they are disport-
ing themselves quite ia accord with
Mr. Fishers cartoons. "a the immense
financial gain of that young genius.
Materially people wanted 10 see MIR
Fisher. so De made his debut into vau-
deNille recently and hceamt az once a
headline attraction and parsonage
popular alike with everyone. NJ.
Fisher viii offer mon Alogue. illus
trated los his own original ana clever
pcn-and-ink sketches.
The second feature OF the hin VIII
be the vaudeville favorite. Toots Paka.
and her liawaiians. IN tgeir delectahir
afciiug of ratiye ana SYMBOLIC dances.
kanuka folk songs aud the quaint
music they render IN Aie mandolin aud
gmtar An appear in their native cos
tnmes. The ,rct a. equipped with spr-
Cial setuugs anu was lately q feature
~ Charles bilinghams 'rhe E,hU'
and Elaw K Erlauser's Tile Young
ark. Bradna and Derrick, said a.
be- skinfui ana daring bareback riders,
viii present their spectacular equcs-
trior act EUrly trrm 'u New YORK
The Detroit times., 1911-12-23

tCrrstsd in the equal rights movement
T. ANXIOUS to get her TO give IL up To
cure her and the other women ~ the
town as well. he oonceiyes the idra 81
having Percy aud Harold played ha
ward and Nokes. impersonate sunrs-
gtttv lecturers, who have wired the.f
low intensely ludiCrous complications.
which continue until the young man
end ~ achieved Just before the hnai
curtain drops
"Ger Hut It's Great To BE Home,
Every Little Moment HAS Meaning
"Danydills," ~ Girl For Every BOY
and "That sandy slide. There Is
who. in the part of a Rabhling, bess,
will have as her feature songs,
Want a Man 10 Marry Me-. i1iuer.
ent phasv Of Life "Oh Look who's
Here and "Bahbiing Bess." In the
company are Hazel Gilmore, who, as
president OF woman's sunragette
club, resigns In order 20 be married
kdellt Barker and Susie kerwtn. two
sur ragcttes" Richard Barry, az the
yoEne lover. Charles sandy Chap
man as the henpecked husband, SID
nev Craven, Lillian Boles. Al. latham
Hittie Parks. pony ballet aud a chor.
Us OF pretty girls who can sins ana
dance.
Aside from the regular sunday We'd
nesday and Saturday matinees. spe-
ctal performance VIII be given Monday
afternoon. Christmas day.
Miss Cathrine Countiss one OF the
younger emotional stars OF the Ameri-
can stage, viii play "A special New
Years week engagement In the l-y-
ceum theater IN dramatization OF the
gripping b. Marion Crawford novel,
"Tht White Sister Although this play
has been previously presented IN De
troit unusual interest will undoubtedly
center in the story. that Of young
woman In love with an Italian officer,
who assumes the garb OF "A nun on re-
ceiving informant that her sweet
heart was killed in battle Later ne
returns in flesh and blood, but IL IL
too late strong In the telling. force
full IN It's dramatic qualities, and tear
moving in it's pathos. THE White Sis
ter" should prove an unusual attrac-
ton
The Detroit times., 1911-12-23

with matinee SUNDAY They will ap-
pear as "A pair OF stranded actors. who
drop into country town at the psy-
Chulogipal moment,
\ Young man In love with a girl in
The Detroit times., 1911-12-23

in the peep Iurpte, IN the 'hrrhcN'
listed among the lawful professions.
and with one person in particular
whose manliuesS suggests he was horn
IN "thc purple 10 is the work Of Paul
Armstrong ana Wilson Miner While
the story il based Oh a particular form
% hlaclSmgii rI,b IN favor among de-
termiued criminals there is nothing in
As contest to offend the most sensi-
tive thedter- eoeT- .,,
Harry Leland known To his assoc
Ciates as a most active badger man.
has formed the acquaintance, tn 4
western city, OF young girl whose
love he has won and who agrees to
meet him in New York. whore they an"
30 he married. q md misIepres@nts
his position. telling Doris. the girl Ia
the case. that he has an interest I'm a
mine. but that this interest - held
back from him by NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
he has bad With his partner. William
lake Lake IL seems VIII not discuss
the situation with Leland. WHO sug
Yests that Doris see the stubborn part
ner VINO perksNs VIII listen TO her and
agree to settle
'"rhe Deep Purple" il not a meio-
drama as melodrata Is commonly ur-
derstood. but T. possesses all the inn
personality OF the repertorial style IN
dealing with crime, graft. betrayal or
ptrts:ieatea fArRis Of h1chtng ttre
pockets OF tie stranger within the
gates uf New York.
splendid company has been en-
gaCcd by the producers, Liehler * Go
20 interpret the play notable among
them being Ada Dwyer. W !. Fer
guson. sydney Booth. Violet Heming
William Beech. w. a. Norton and Rob
ert Cain.
Madame X. the celebrated Euro
pean and American dramatic success. IS
the notew orthy attraction that Henry
w Savage viii Offer Detroit theater-
goers in the Garrick thsater for the
week beginning Monday, Jan. I Henry
W Savage finds the celebrated Partisan