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The Dickinson press., 1911-03-25
HANsBRoUGH's THRILLING STORY

THE Second Amendment" which has
just been written by ex-senator Hans
brough of North Dakota, will be a
literary sensation. 1t is a thrilling love
story, full of romance and adventure,
and the plot is closely interviewer with
political conditions about the National
capital. The Evening Times will run
this story, exclusively, as a serial,
beginning about April Is. Everybody
in North Dakota will want to read it,
and al a special inducement we will
send the Evening Times until September
1. 1914, to any address, for $1.0o. Sub
scribers in arrears may pay to dale, and
take advantage of this offer. Address
the Evening Times, Grand Forks, N. D.
3-18-2t
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on right ribs of cattle, Us INDEBTED iii cut, IL
also used on right shoulder OF horses
Reasonable reward for care of.or information
concerning cattle and horses with these
brands.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CAMP NO.
"a ?

IA. 1913
Whereas, it has pleased our Heavenly
Father to enter Dur community and re-
move from our midst the beloved wife
of our esteemed Past Consul, Thos.
Bailey, therefore,
Be it resolved, that the heartfelt
sympathy of Emerson camp M. W. A. is
extended to Neighbor Bailey and his
family and be it further
Resolved, that a copy of these reeolua-
lions be presented to the bereaved
family, a copy to be printed in both the
Dunn County Settler and Dickinson
PRESS, and a copy spread upon the
minutes of this camp. Signed:
V. A. Baker,
7. Leroy Evans.
Committee of Emerson Camp No.
IA, 1928, M. W, A,
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Stock Brands.

conviction Of any person or persons stealing
horses or cattle or isngguring tho bfandg belong.
ing TO b Wilcox. VIM. Connolly, 3. Murphy,
ND, W. n; Christ Of Nary, Nd: :
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-01-13
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SMITH GIRL DIES FROM BURNS.
C - - !

See account death from burn OF
child agent Smith at McLain in cor
respoudence from there W r t
Thomson saw tue child while flames
were being extinguished by Dave
kittrell who rushed to hCr rescue
hearing her heartrcnding screams.
Writ SAID it was sight to melt the
hardest heart to witness agony Of
the little girl, who cried out in
deepest distress for her Papa" The
child was playing with Others in the
yard, aud IN some WY got nod Of
some matches, and striking one the
flash was conveyed to her clothing
aud almost instantly w.cathed her
little body in a mass of flames which
proved her death that night. Pa
rents take warning Too great care
can t be exc, cised with children a.
round IRE or handling it or matches.
The Herald eXtcods the bereft deep
est sympathies.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-01-13
The PEOPLES FORUM.
THAT D0G-SREEP QUESTION.


Mohoba, Miss, Jany. 2, 1911. Mr.
Editorials SO many of our friends
have taken up the question of the
dogs and the sheep, I feel that l
ought to do my part, though | never
did like to talk about dogs much.
| am a friend to the dogs and sheep.
| have some sheep and one dog and
the dog is worth as much to me as
the sheep and think that every man
ought to keep good dog and as
mary sheep as he wants. If he can,
though he ought not forget that God
said not to give that which was holy
to the dogs, aud he says not TO bring
the price of dogs into the house of
God, and we ought not to take any
thing in oar own house that we could
not take into the house of God.
Ii we will keep ourselves right we
can control that which we have in
our possession Did you not know
that the Lord had much use for the
dogs as well as the sheep and when
he compared the righteous people to
the sheep, that did not show that he
thought any more Of the sheep than
he did the goats. 1t was only to
show the two classes aud if the sheep
man will only work as hard for Tie
salvation of souls as he is for the
Dog tax he will make a better sue
cess with his sheep and will be able
to save his chickens and gate from
obstruction. The Lord is able to save
all that he created and he will not
fail to help them that serves him in
the way that he has commanded them
to serve him, and if the dogs are kill
ing your sheep ask the Lord to help
you more. If you think that God
thinks more of the sheep ttan he
does the. dog could you find better
protection? If you can please direct
me to the pace to find it and | hope
that the sheep man and his friends
will be converted while he is trying
to find scripture to sustain the Cog
tax and try to follow the Lord while
they follow the sheep and be sheI
ard for nin instead OF themselves.
Well | will not say any more this
time hoping that this will be help
to AL that read the Herald and wish.
ING the Herald much SUCCESS in 1911
Crew. S. III. DUNN.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-01-13
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McLAIN

McLain, Miss. ,Jany. 9, 1911.- Dear
Editorials | havn't seen any news
from our little Burg thought would
drop in line or two this week.
We are having some fine weather
now, is rather warm for dear old
January, but we all like to see warm
weather.
Mr.. aud Mrs. G.. H. Fletcher Of
Leakesville, are citizens of McLain
now. Mr.. Fletcher works for Howe
.-hr. Co., Of MnLaiu. Mr.. Archie
Morgan, formerly Of Leallesville, also
works for the same company.
Our little burg is progressing fine,
more people move in all the time,
A sad thing occurred in our town
Friday afternoon; the baby child Of
Mr.. H. L. Smith, our Agent, of Mo
bile, was burned to death. One Of
the saddest deaths that ever happen
ed in our town. This baby child
caught fire at $3.50 Friday afternoon
Jany 6, 1911 and died that night at
twelve O'Clock. 1t was o sad death ;
the child was two years, three months
and six days old and one of the pref
test children of the family. 1t wa,
buried at Mobile, Ala. Wish the
Herald and its readers to extend
sympo thy for Mr.. Smith and his wife.
One OF the Pickwick sports did
not go back to join the band OF
Pickwick sports, but he is going to
JON the band Of McLain sports. Who
do you suppose he is? Just think
for moment, it was no one but Mr.,
Nathan Stay, he is going to make
this home again and sport around
here awhile any how.
We have another barber in town
now from Leakesville. 1t is young
Mr.. Bud Ball.
| MI, u. u. Dl~iCh vi Iltcl wax Il V IL
itor to our burg Sunday.
Mr.. r. Morgan has returned from
his visit to Avera, where he spent
Xmas and has also moved back 10
McLain.
Mr.. H. M. Weldy, one of our most
progressive merchants, is down wit
Lagrippe; Lope he will soon be able
to start again. He was missed .
great deal in Sunday School.
Oar school is doing fine now; We
have at least sixty scholars enroll, c
now If not more. Every enjoy
going to school.
VIII come again, Good wishes t.
Herald and readers.
Youls in truth,
SWEET SIXTEEN
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-01-13
ETH.

Edith, Miss, Jan. 5, l9l1.-T ditor
Herald: As | haven t seen any news
rom this burg for quite a while will
try my pen.
Mrs. Nancy Mcleod is on the sick
list this week; the writer wishes her
a speedy recovery.
Mr.. julius Griffin Of Evanston vas
in this community Sunday ali
smiles must be some attraction.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Green visited
Mr.. r. l.. Green and family Sur day.
Mcssrs Charlie " elford and Napo-
leon Mason passed through these
parts Thursday.
Messrs E A. Lewis and Collen
Mcleod took their departure early
last week for Houston, Tenn.
The entertainment given at Mr..
V. L. Lewis Saturday night in honor
of Miss Belle Lewis of Mobile, was
enjoyed by all who attended. After
number of interesting games were
PLAYED all were invited out to the
dining room where charming lunch
was lerved. Those who enjoyed this
party affair was Misses Ethe' and
Lula Wexford, Della, Stella and Pear
Lewis, Addie and Annie Taylor
Young men too numerous to men
tiol.
Mrs. Bryant Mason and son made
business trip to Lucedae last week
The school at Sand Hill is pro
crossing nicely under the skilliu
} management OF Miss Abble Bounds
MISSISSIPPI BOY.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-01-13

A nice PAIR of mustangs and new
buggy belonging to the Williams u
Amsler Livery, got caught in the
rreshet on Big Creek at jonathan
early last week and as consequence
the horses were drowned and the
rig buried in the water and sand.
The niger driver, Peg, saved his
life by climbing up into nearby
tree and hanging there for several
hours until bis whoops brought a
rescucing party.
W. w. Valley, our Old cX-sheriff,
was down from Grafton Monday. lie
still has that healthy rotund look a.
bout him and shows only By some
whitening of his locks that the years
for him are fast falling behindward,
though still he is a man of 4 great dea
more vigor. He is in the "Almos1
Persuaded disposition to enter thf
race for Legislator from Greene
! County
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-01-13

DR.. f. M. Sheppard, Railroad Com
missioner for this the Southern dis
trict of Mississippi, drove down from
Richton Monday with Attorney Fish
ell, and put in the Statutory day re-
CURED of him at each county-seat in
bis district. Sheppard admits that
he will probably reoffer for the place.
He will make formidable candidate
for it, as he ran several years ago
and hence has a large acquaintance
over the district. The people Of
Greene County know Sheppard as
their one-time State Senator.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-01-13
90 81 pEop L.,
you KNOW .

a postal from Mrs. II. S. Knowles
dated from Oak Grove, Ala, whore
they have recently moved and bought
u place watts US this cheering mes
sage: Please send our Herald TO
Oak Grove, Ala, we cant do without
the Herald. Even the children say
it has been so long since we had the
Herald and we only missed two issues
Gin the move).'
V. F.. Rhineheart writes from Rose
dale, New Mexico renewing his sub
scription. We quote his language:
Here you are for another year.
The Herald comes regularly and on
time considering the distance. "
Fletcher is with the Forestry Service
OF the U. S Govt. ard received q
promotion last Summer for efficient
and faithful service. He is Of that
stuff that he will rise anywhere you
pat hun.
ui,
A letter from Rev. III. Fl. Poole
written 1T his new post at Goodman,
Miss, reads in part: I'VE are hav-
ing some cold weather up here (JaEy
81 for the last few days. 1t showed
Monday night. 1t has not melted
yet or OF least part of it has not. |
was assigned to the Rocky Hill
charge. 1t is my old home work, y
Mailed addressed to them should
read Goodman, Miss, RID No. 2.
, Goodman is in Holmes County. May
the Lord give them good aud faith
, al year up there is our ardent wish.
"H'''H'"'''''
Ia RENTING on his subscription
account, from Clara, now reached by
mail as Waynesboro, Miss, RID No
4, Norman Freeman, an erstwhile
Greene County man. says: Il don't
remember just how my subscription
/, stands, but give me credit fer this
!. amount as don't want my paper tt
n stop coming" We like 10 get those
!, kind of letters and Uncle Sam is a
a bout the only fellow could make u:
:, top sending to such ar appreciativ'
/, reader.
. u,u,n,,,,,nr"
i And now we hear from Il. Il. Todd
:, who it seems has driven down a stol
for a short while at roscoe, Ma ,th
y same place where Carr is at. Hea
I. Todd though as this paragraph i
given for his spiel: Please to chang
= my paper from Nicely to Roscoe, Ala
I for while only for | can't bid Oh
/ Greene Comfy farewell yet clair
/ to be citizen OF Greene County.
am only temporarily moved over her
/ TO do few months work for the Ur
/ ion Naval Stores Co.. of Mobile. Ala
i Wishing you happy New Year. :"
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-01-13

Dr. Sam Pool accompanied one OF
his patients, namely Mr.. O. Ii. Hill
man to Mobile early in the week,
who was suffering frcm gallstones of
the Liver as it developed on special
examination and his physician had
thought before leaving with him,
where he could be operated upon.
The operation was to take place to-
day. DIR. Pool informs US that he
found little Geneva Smith, daughter
of Supervisor Smith, operated upon
last week, doing fine.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-01-13
SCHOOL
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ROLL OF HONOR,
Leakesville High School.
NJ c H. 1n1n

Month Of Dec. 1910.
FIRST GRADE. Floyd Amsler,
S ance Byrd.
SECOND GRADE. Melbourne Will
Iiams.
THIRD GRADE.-Vyvian McRae
Guy McInnis, Dennis Lackey. Henry
neeS.
FOURTH GRADE. Mildred ROM.
saville, Ethel Miller. Eva Breland,
Melvin Thomas. Tucius Cowan.
FIFTH GRADE Wilkie Gum,
LESSEE Amsier,
EIG HTH GRADE Lena Amsler,
May Belle Mckay.
NINTH GRADE -.-Myra Pool.
TENTH GRADE Maggie Breland
ATTENDANCE ROLL.
Floyd Amsler, Stance Byrd
Dewey Roberts, Milbourne Williams
Katie McIunis. Lucille Cowan, Vyviar
McRae, Fred Amsler, Guy McInnis
Dennis Lackey, Henry Dees. Ev;
Breland, Eta Bearry, Ethel Miller
Mildred Rounsavillc, Lucius Cowan
Randle Mcleod. Melvin Thomas
Henry Roberts, Hines Roberts, Wi!
kie Gum, Lessie Amsler, Marth
Miller, Lucille POL, Lena Amsler
Maggie Breland, Inez Cowan, Ma.
Belle Mckay, Myra Pool, Scott Nc
Kay.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-01-13

BIDS FOR COUNTY ROAD CoMIssIoNgR NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that the Board of
Supervisors Greene County. Mississippi will
receive bids for County Commissioner of
Public Roads up to the hour of No IN on the
First Monday,
The 9th day Of February, a. D.. ,19l1.
Contract to be let on said date to the lowest
competent bidder, The Boarl reserves the
right to reject and all bids.
BY order of the Board Of Supervisors of
Greene County, Miss. This Jany. 18th, 1911.
). r. MCKAY Clerk.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-01-13
Palmer BOILER SHED BURNS.

AT about the hour of nine o'clock
Tuesday night the citizens of Leakes-
vile were aroused by that ominous
sound of distress blasts from the
whistles of the Bear Creek Mill and
those who rushed to the outside could
see the heavens alight up in that di
rection proclaiming a fire there. In
a few minutes large percentage Of
the adult population of Leakesville
was there watching the fire which
was a.ively one, subdue the flames
that were rapidly devouring the shed
to the planer boier. Fortunately
that mill-plant was equipped with a
powerful modern fire fighting appar-
atus IN the days Lawrence Evans ran
it for the old Leakesville Lbr Co.,
and it proved the salvation of the
same on this fateful night under the
prompt and effective work OF those
in charge as the fire was kept con-
fined to the shed aflame and gradual
Iy extinguished there but not before
same was practically destroyed. The
damage was not great and we pre-
sumo the room will be rebuilt. The
boiler is being used right along with
out it for the present.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-01-13
Legal Advertisements.

CITATION NOrICE-N NON RESIDENT.
State OF Mississippi.
To j. w Maschmger:- 10. fiS
You are commanded % appear before the
Chancery Court in the County of Greene. i'll
said State on the
Second Monday of Feby 1911, AID,
at rules of said court, to defend the suit in said
court of Mrs, Aletna Sheppard Mrs. Annabelle
Moody and Mrs. Nancy ireland, wherein you
are defendant
This the 23th day of December a. D.. 1910.
s r. MCKAY Clerk
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-01-13

The Count of the Standing of Con-
testants in City Drug Co. Piano Con-
test has been furnished us for publ
cation and will appear next week.
We learn that the Contest is boom
ing, pay mtr.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-01-13

Lee Brown of Edith was in the
County Capital last saturday.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-01-13

Our sanguine expectations as writ
ten down last week for subs tantial
remembrances from others on the
subscription line have not been dis
appointed this week, as the Honor
Roll will show. To each one we ten
der thanks, and will say that we be-
ieve that there are sufficient others
to whose mind this matter will oc-
chr from time to time as their eXpi
res roll round, who will push the
coin our way lively enough to keep
that list stringing out for number
of weeks to come in like measure, as
this is a season when many belong
ing to our reading circle find their
dues have accrued.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-01-13
LOCAL

This is Election Year. Pay your
Poll-Tax before February 1st and
preserve your franchise.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1911-02-27
ORGANIZATION
FOR THE FIREMEN
Beneficial Society the Purpose
of the City Fire
Fighters

Many city fremen met In Irish
American Hall yesterday afternoon
to make the first definite move toward
effecting a permanent beneficial soci-
ETY. among the volunteer firemen of the
city. Sixty-six representatives Of the
various companies signed their names
to the roll.
The meeting was called to order by
NJ. f. Cannon. John McGoldrick pre-
sided later and the object of the meet
ing was stated
During the discussion Il was made
clear that every firemen in the city
would be made welcome TO the associ-
alton. Addresses were made by num-
Der Of those present fayoring such an
organization as contemplated, follow
ing which, a committee OF FIVE was ap-
pointed to draft a constitution and by
laws. This committee Is comprised of
NJ. f. Cannon, chairman; J. w. Porter,
William J. Lutz, Dennis S. Shields
and J. p. Appleby.
Il was decided to meet again at the
call of the chairman when the COM
mittee will make its report and the
constitution and bylaws acted upon.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1911-02-27
GARRICK BILL
PROMISES TO THRILL

TON Walker on Mars" as offered
by John b. Hyman and company OF
eighteen people will head the bill
which opens at the Garrlck theatre
this afternoon and tonight. Manager
Dockstader considers that he was
particularly fortunate in being able 10
secure this big feature. as It is i'm
constant demand In the larger cities.
Those who recall THE Devil and
Tom Walker" will be able 70 get some
idea OF what TON Walker on Mars
Is like Il is a forty-minute act. Miss
Margaret Pitt viii offer n new sketch
this week in "The CRATER" thus max
Ing her fourth successive week AZ the
house. Joe Maxwell will present "A
Night in a Police Station" an enter
tanning feature that Is well-known to
vaudeville play-goers here and Min
ME 81 Clair, "The Girl From Mis-
souri, will return after a long abb
sence with her inimitable monologue.
There are others OF merit who will
ngure In the show for the week. but
these alone are sufficiently we'll
known TO guarantee an enjoyable en-
tertainment.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1911-02-27
DRAMA AND SONG
AT THE CATHEDRAL
Lawrence and Xystus to
be Presented by Young
People Tonight

The performances, this afternoon
and evening, OF the drama and musi-
Gale. Lawrence and Xystus," by the
boys of the Cathedral Vested Choir In
Cathedral Hall, at Sixth and West
streets, are awaited with much inter-
est by their friends The entertain-
ment Is given for the improvement
fund. The boys have rehearsed long
and faithfully, under the direction OF
the Rev. James NJ. Grant. and their
work equals that Of professionals The
stage has been completely transformed
by a full equipment OF new scenery,
beautifully painted by Frank Grant.
who did the work as a gift. John Muir
dick is the stage manager, and Miss
Lynn the pianist.
The lives of the illustrious Roman
martyrs, the aged Pope Xystus and his
deacon, the young St Lawrence. will
be graphically portrayed in five acts.
One OF the features will be a violin
solo by James Dashiel, who will per-
form on a violin that cost $4,000, said
to be one OF the rarest instruments Of
the kind In this section OF the country.
Other artists Will be Nicholas Reudert,
baritone horn solos, and John Reudert,
cornet solos.
The remainder of the musical pro-
gram will be as follows: Recitation,
junior choir boys, p. Lee, w. Nc
Carthy, J. McGuepries, l.. Kenney, P.
O'Conner; "Budd," T. Allio; Evening
Bells" choir, soloist, G.. j. Ffnnan:
Boys Complaint" H. Malone; Just
You Wait TIL After School," f.
Dolan; "Ephraim," j. Kienle, ]. MUIR
ray, A. Walsh, ID. Dineen, ]. Servino,
A. Casey f. Pelesi; Lullaby" soloist
and chorus. Edward ]. Fell. ID. Feehly,
G. Sisofo, w. O'Brien, p. Mcconnell. G.
Mcmahon, r. Pelesi, p. X Campbell;
grand orchestra, selected, direction Of
! Professor Leo Montgomery.
The stage setting viii be In charge
OF Frank Grant, John Murdick, will be
stage manager and the Rev. James NJ
Grant is the general manager. Miss
Lynn Will be the pianist. The cast Of
! characters will be as follows: Xystus,
Pope, Bishop of Rome, James Sever
/ inc; Laurence, archdeacon Of Rome.
! William Rogan; Valerian, emperor OF
| Rome, Walter Carr, Gallien, prime
minister Of state, John Malone; Mac
rian, archmagician and general, Cor
nelius Lynch; Sapor. king of Persia.
Thomas Creswell; Maximus, officer of
rank, Alfred Riley; Decius. emperor's
private secretary, John Mccall; CAL
purnius. Macrian's accomplish. Fran
els Glenn; Publius. Austin Smith. En-
peror's guards-Macrianus Philip
kienle; Paternus, William Blicke:
Modestus, James Glynn; Antonus, An
drew Deveri Sylvan, courtier. JOS.
Curren: Ortls, captain OF guards
Jerome Collins. Ofhcers-NobiIius
George Flnnan; Prudentius, John Car.
rol; Iratus. John Leary; Justus. Law.
renee Gallagher; Jacobus, Walter
Burns; Paulus, Joseph Byrne. Robur
tus, courier. Louis Faivre; Quartus
priest, George Creswell; Serenius
John Carroll. Christian boys-Mar
, Gus, Daniel Sullivan; Joannes, Albel
Rossiter; Petrus. James Hasson: Ii
!, cas-, Thomas Rogan; Dionysius, A
phonsus Murdick; Flavius, EdwaI
; Conner.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1911-02-27
WILDFIRE" The
NEW AVENUE BILL
Play in Which Lillian Russell
Starred to be Seen
Here

Lillian Russell is known to every
theatre-goer in the country, her sue
cess on the stage being a matter Of
common knowledge IL was not until
she appeared In the great racing
play. "Wildfre," however. that her
career became a triumph. As sue
cessful as was the fair Lillian in this
drama, the Avenue Amusement Stock
Company VIII be equally as fortunate
in increasing its popularity in the
presentation Of this play at the Ave
nue. Theatre this week. II will be
the banner bill at this popular play
house thus far this season
The drama was written jointly by
George Broadhurst, author OF "The
Man Of the Hour" and George V. Ho-
bart, the humorist and author ~
THE Boys and Betty" II expresses
through its satirical humor the re-
sentiment shown by New York race
track followers against the reformers
who succeeded in doing away with
betting "at the track" It conveys
ideals of Broadway and Seventh ave-
nue. and introduces many familiar
racing types. Yet II Is I'm no sense a
vicious or demoralizing drama. Il Is
as harmless as either Checkers" or
"In Old Kentucky" Like these dramas
II exalts honesty, chivalry and
loyalty.
"Wildfre" IS different from any OF
the other eminently successful plays
in that It did not make its initial APP
pearance I'm New York. II was FIRST
produced on the road. being presented
to crowded houses nightly throughout
the country before going TO Broadway
II was therefore. big success before
II saw the Great White Way" where
II ran for one hundred nights.
Miss Ailleen May, leading woman
Of the Avenue Company who is such
great favorite. will play the part OF
Mrs Henrietta harrington. owner oil
"Wildfre," the role enacted by Lillian
Russell. Charles Miller, the leading
man, VIII be John NJ. Garrison, a
lover OF horses. The play IS In three
acts. the scene OF action being Henri
stead, Long Island Miss Charlotte
Lillard will make her first appearance
as a member OF the company. while
Miss Mabel Rettew, OF this city. will
also be IN the cast. Matinees viii bt
given Wednesday, Friday and Satur.
day as usual