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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-05-17
COOK DINNER IN AEROpLANE.

WASHINGTON. May Il. Three
Neutrality-suspicious. cooked their dinner
in the air yesterday when up in an
aeroplane. They were John G.. Farrer,
DR.. f.. @. Chamberlain n Anthony
Jannus, aviator. They we're in the air I
twenty-five minutes and rose to a
height Of about $50 feet. They cooked
celery soup and terrapin.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-05-17
IA T
LEPER FINALLY CURED.

HONOLULU, Hawaiian Islands, May
|17.-Frozen fourteen months, a leper
has been freed as cured. It's a re-
markable result, claimed to have been
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-05-17

Quick results are what you set II you uss w
Star. Try = classified i'd
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-05-17
BUSINESS SHOW
WELL ATTENDED
ON FINAL DAY
Remarkable Remington Type
writing Speed Exhibit Is
Feature of the Day.

Hundreds of persons visited the bust
ness show in the Board of Trade rooms
at 500 Broad street this afternoon.
The committee of the Newark AS
ISOLATION of Credit Men, which is man.
aging the affair, yesterday decided 80
run the show w days instead Of one.
The exhibition will close tonight at 10
o'clock.
A feature of the exhibition is the re-
markable speed obtained by a demon
strator on the No. 10 machine of tho
Remington Typewriter Company, Par
ker Woodson, the light-1ngered oper-
ator, dashes off 2S words a minute,
necessitating thirteen or fourteen
strokes on the keyboard each second
The Remington VAIL adding and sub
tracing visible machines are also
noticeable for accuracy and the speed
with which they can be operated.
There is no doubt that the exhibition
of time and labor-saving instruments
for offices has been a success. Yes
terday afternoon and evening the
Board Of Trade auditorium was con-
tinually filed with interested speeta-
tors. The local and out-of-town cor
Germs which have entered their wares
in the show have made every effort to
add to the general prosperous appear
ance of the xhibit
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-05-17
First Rusinesr Show.

This is the first business show ever
held in Newark, II has been a pro-
nounced success and n of the MEM
bers Of the Newark association today
declared the exhibition would undoubt-
eddy become a yearly event in this city.
I'VE will have to obtain a larger hall,
though" he added; the merchants
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-05-17

to avoid such offen'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-05
SONG AND DANCE
HOLD SWAY At
THE CRYSTAL
Goldie Brothers, Premier En-
tertainers, Make Initial APP
pearance in Albuquerque at
Popula! Playhouse Tonight.

Although there is probably no field
OF entertaining so oVprworkcd with
attempted musicians aud would be
ihnuy men ns thD sonR-nnd- duncc act.
yet thora b. undoubtedly no branch uf
vaudeville which makes quite so tell
ing an appeal AZ good entertain
mont Of this nature. Such an enter
tainmont % tho one provided al the
Crystal by Manager Joe scottl tonight
In Tho Goldie brothers The Gnldle
Brothers ATE one Of the funniest
teams thai has ever appeared la tho
city, and the management a. 20 be
congratulated upon being afforded an
opportunity Ia present them Co an Al
budnorGuc audience.
They come highly recommended.
and after seeing a rehearsal og their
performance this morning IL may be
said that th,y lived an 90 their recon.
mcndatiaus The team win mn an en-
gagoment here, commencing tonight
u b. certain that they win be greeted
hy large outpourins OF the lovers 81
good comedy.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-05
FUNERAL Of WRECK
VICTIM TODAY
Last Sad Rites 0ver Remains
of James Englehart, Engin-
eer Of Inflated Santa Fe
Train, Held This Afternoon.

Conducted ty Tcmptr Lodge
80 A. j. and s. ~ amt
attended Hy dlerlttous from the
FiSs and thp nroih,rnout II Lp.u-
motive Engineers. uf uhI,h pspau,ln-
ti0us tine dead man uus m.ub,r.
tho last nd rites over tho romnms ot
Iamns Eugirn.u Ncrr held tudas bob
strong br,s thar..
Euglvhart W.t hie death in man.
Quilts STICKING 90 us fH.t whom thr
engine and HrHf1l ylrs Of SANTA DO
train So geo V.r, dtrUlrd and uyrr-
turned near Iuruua Tuesday morn
ug.
Ih" 'un,rat services were Very Im
rtD.N. 1 character. ami marked Zoo
uu small decree N deep r,,luss uf
respect and love tor tn. engineer. So
suddenly Gut oft from 70 wild, Dir.te
of loving friends
At'r the services. the body Was
escorted Co. tIr santa Fr depot bt
thr thrrs ord,ts. and viii hr shipped
FOB McmphiA Mo-. th, fnrmor homo
"f thc de .,lr,d. on dclatrI uum So.
lni. tbtH afternoon Ja,k Franklin.
Ntltu,r rn.urpr of many t,lta'
service in cuuittd,.hip with the dead
m"u. Wil accompany tho remains tn
uh'ir ltet roriins pu,r.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-05
REPUBLICAN TICKET
RECEIVES STRONG
ENDORSEMENT
Fort Sumner Cldb Holds En-.
thusiastic Meeting and the
Name of H. 0. Bursum, for
Governor, is Applauded.

ToU sumner S. VI. oct Sat 70
meDHus of the Fu Suunrr Rpunb.
l'cau club held Tuesday nlght the Ro.
publican ticket nominated at the Las
Vegas convention wac STRONGLY en-.
dufso1 and ne members Of the cldb
promised tu do good work he bringiua
about its election several spr ches
were made in behalf of thy Republican
nominee 'or governor an1 ihp mention
~ thc name OF a. O imrsuu 'Naa
greeted viii much applause The mem.
hershIu oi the clUh Is Increasing rap.
Illv and % promises to become hne
of the leading factors in This section
OF me county IN the coming election
The following rcsomtlons which
hop been prepared los \ T.. CWrron
and q G. Mciionry were unanimously
adopted.
We. the mcmbDfs of the For sam.
nor Republican club. do hereby rcaf
firm our allraianCo aud devotion tn
the WiuClplcs OF thp great Republican
parts through whose administration
ol affairs this nation has aitainc, un.
bounded prosperity
We dcnouncc fhc Democratic par'v
no an exponent ul false promises ant
tendencies toward Up denurlli1Aricn
cr stable government as u has dcvrl'
opcd at the present day principles.
which. 10 effective would disrupt the
great business institutions Of the
country anu bring abou, general dis.
satisfaction and panic.
We desire 10 thank the loyal pa.
troitie citizens at NpW Mexico iu pub.
lic life who assisted in bring about
stated hood, and WC especially thank
our esteemed President William u
Taft. without whose aid nnd dctermu.
alton. statehood would have been im.
possible. and We desire uriher 20 eN.
press our gratitude aud admiration tor
our worthy delegatc loo congress. ifun
william II Andrews, whose devotion
10 the cause OF The people of thi1 ter.
ritory ultimately resulted IN success.
ana that 70 IL The sentiment of this
club char bee be rewarded hv election
to one of the highest offices within
the gif of the people Ci New Mexico,
na his keen. legal hcumrn, profound
learning and iarsighod executive ahll.
ity has demonstrated his ntncss Tor
a position IN the higher branch OF con.
gress
THAT We especially commend the
successful leadership and party loyalty
uf our chairman Of the state Republic.
on central committee. Hon Holm o.
Bursnm. and we exert oar best efforts
in his support IA The Republican can.
didato Tor gnyvpnoI IN the coming
election
Re @ resolved that copy Of those
resolutions be furnished 90 each s,u.
ator and representative elected TO The
state Legislature. ana further that
copies ot these resolutions be- sent 20
President Tait. Delegate Andrews.
Governor Mills and Hon Holm o Rur-
sum
ilc " further resolved that the cop.
les of these resolutions which are
sent to the members NJ the state leg.
islatuuc be- accompanied with the re-.
quest tlin' the sentiments herein oX.
pressed be- given due consideration
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-05
LOCAL GIRL WILL
EXHIBIT WORK
Miss Grace Sulzer, Daughter
of Well Known Local Man
to Exhibit Bronze Bust and
Paintings.

impetus uDs lent tp the movement
for maklnE lur art exhibit al tho
comiug iHIr tto best ever today wh' %
lt was announced that Mis- Grace
Sulscr. daughter OF "a we'll known lo-
cal man. and an artist ~ uu m,sn re-
-ui". would eNhibig her bronze husI uf
W. % TFH'. former pr' sidcnt ot the
Unworthy OFF Ncw Mexico. This bust
rs a splendid ,xamplc of Miss Suizer p
work, and $40, be- great feature uf
Interest Go thp many friends ana add
mir,rs of Or right
Mlss suizcr viii also have in the
exhibit 600 uI painting ~ an indiau
girl, which In the possession oi AIRS
David WsInuan OF THIS city Mrs.
Woinmau has Kindly consented to exc
hlhit 40, picture.
number ~ other Wt trcasur, 81
viii also hg on exhibition. and tho
number Is growing daily Those who
desire Goo place objects ~ crt ON oN-
hlhitinu can Doe assured of exec llfnt
care for the'r treasures, as n watch
man wiI nc constantly on duty. and
no ono Niu be- allowed 60 handle the
exhibits i1 amy way
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-05
HAD ANOTHER WIFE
ACCUSATION
Mrs. Maria Lagama dc Cate.
lano Alleges Her Husband
Forced Her to Go Poorly
Clad and Abused Her.

Alleging that ut the time of bie
maffHa. Goo her tlp defendant hlU
another Nif. ia Hru"kiy1, y y. from
whom be had never been divorced.
Char he wears 90" hest of clothes him
self whit" compelling her to go but
poorly ,.sU. ud that b., had beaten
and abused H.r. Maria 1ARamn do Cat.
alamo tudy brought suit for divorce
against h'r husband. y e.. Cttalauo.
fhUr. HrU fur.. children uf the mar
riag. tra Youngest righ, months OLD.
and Do I. alleged that The defendant ls
owner oft property uh North First
street ou which hDrp BE- "a mortgage.
The ease off Spencer 49,. Gruss Kelly
IS company. for alleged breach of "a
timber. uirng contract. was stu uu
Trial to-day, and viii probably NOT bo
concluded before tomorrow noon.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-05
uNHHnI,N GtNRD
- NEAR DEATH

Houston T.X. OCT with what
d. probably Iht SECOND fatality here
lH tho Hartman lines strike staring
them n thee face. city officials today
prepared for rigorous measures to
prevent further clashes.
Meanwhile Frank Tullls, Harri-
mon .n. .gurd 'ls- near death from
bullets r.Ht atrik'r sag were frcd by
fellow Guards Tho llarls soy the
bullets .Imr from beneath cars thlt
D..I .H position they occupied. The
.buouH- occurred early to-day near the
shops .f tH, Galveston. Houston ana
San Antonio railway
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-05
No DELAN 10 TRAFFIC
SAYS ILLINOIS CtN1NNi'

Chicago. rl. oct. b.-Nico Fres'-
don't W. l.. Park Of she Illinois CEN
ral said today there was raoticaUy
no. H.Iay In traffic 90 The ir'uli or
sfI.e 10 shopmon. He also said the
ruad mad received numerous 1pplic'-
uou. rom rs former employees
Tn. terminate reports show ~ p'r
conn of the normal business ho sald.
Ou the Springfield division we hand
l.l one hundred ncr cent of normal
business. ON the Minnesota and Iowa
divisions AN frcisht was moved. An
Momphig trains ave ON time New
Orleans freight houses are open ana
freight h. handled satisfactorily. on
an other divisions freight movement
i from ~ to 100 per cent of normal
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-05
MARKET DRIFTS. IN
L|STLESS FASHION;
BONDS STEAD|ER
Coal Stocks Sell Early, Prob.
ably Prompted by Possibil-
ity Government Will Again
Become Active in Reading
Cases.


Sew Hork. oct . Following lbs
coHisc ot the past toss days. the stuoA
mnfkrf today drifiei ln iistlcss fashion
alter 10 partial recovery! Ihc early
selling oi The coal 8f0cks probably
was prompted by me announcement
that the government u soon tu renew
iis action against tHe Rtadin- ana at.
iiliated companies Apart lrum fur.
Their selling ut S,crl and 81 Paul aud
the strength o' Weston Union. Of
which there seemed ,o bee further
accumulation, he list vas almost fea.
furelCss
Bonds Norc steady During the noon
hour bushes. practically was suspend.
sd. Prices hardened materially IN BE
second hour oI Ihc afternoon with an
Increase In activity. In some iuHialcoH
the general level was above Ss8tor
day closing
1hc market closed fim
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-05
ADMIRAL SCHLEY IS
BURIED TODAY
Public Services Held in Epis-
copal Church in Washing
ton; Body Laid to Rest in
Arlington Cemetery.
an, Sweating u.ra,a =. .. leased wIrss

az, EvrainH ueraid \. q. Leased wires
Washington. oct NnNnl hunnr'
frldom accorded au American charug-
f'rizod tho funeral today OF Rear Adj
mIrl Winfield Scott sohles. who dlrd
Iu N,W YORK MONDAY TN, body rcsi-
,d u the family home during the
morning. preparatory Co the private
services 90 1870 o'ciocE. Tho public
r,ryicos were at 81 Johns Episcopal
church.
cadets from thr naval academy at
Annapolis sailors from the naval sta
lions nt Washington aud Philadelphia,
light artillery and army bands from
Fort Mcyer and Washington Bar
rueks ana comrades and founders of
thr dead admiral composed tho pro-
,rH-Iuu that escorted the hndt FROM
$50 johns church to Arlustun Nae
rIuuH cemetery
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-05
.|NJUNCTIONS ARE
BEING INVOKED
BY RAILROADS
IN STRIKE
Believed President Of Car
Mems Union Will Be In.
dlctcd by Federal Jury; No
Change OH Pacific Coast.
HARTMAN GUARD IN
TEXAS SHOT TODAY


hnu city, No. O.t Tile
chan. taat sou viii receive an
Iudtfu 'unm the federal court be-
flr. HH. Get ready The fore.
pour u. HH. was received hy Mar
en- D. Uya'. president cor thc g.3ih,r-
hood nt ENHHt Carmen today The
warning am from Chicleo. 10 is
Though, fH..t.. message refers Co The
pn.H. It'un 81 uNinu officials
Involved u IH. iarrimah lines strike
under Oh. imam anti-trust law.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-05

man on th, same engine ou which
Englohait wns KILLED. and wore aii-
nuuncod TODAY. Quinn was trrriniN
scaldod Boo tnc wreck Tu,sda' and
died on tho relief train white boins
brought &" this city
Tho funeral services win hc held
TOMORROW afternoon az strong iirgs
chapel and aiiI Dee In charge ot liigh-
land lodge. brotherhood of Locomo-
tive Firom and Engineers. ltcv.
-. T. Allison VIII ofnclnte. Burial
win be- held in FmrHpw cemetery.
Tho mother uf Quinn who was re-
ported o. nc on her way here to at
tend the funeral. Wsll not be- present
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-05
RANGES NEVER BETTER
SAYS IL MHUBBELI

THAT range conditions la the Magda-
lena country have mover hecn better
in The mg uoy % the oldest nhahi-
tants. o. the good word brought from
SOcorru county today hy James J..
Iluhholl, who returned last nighi from
a Nsit of several weeks to the llub.
ben ranches
Everything Be- In nuo shape said
M HIbbcll today The old liners
all say that range conditions hive
never been better ~ IL freezes after
me lalns we have had lately and he
moisture remains 100 The ground until
spring We yin have good season
neat year
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-05
NEGRO CUAIiIIlR
INNtiiitn IA~1 NIGHT
(ny Eveaing Herald \, .. iseHsed MtFeb

Moon. 10. OTI ~ dIsUnI"U ~
dny from Dublin. Ca SAYS uDrro
employ rd as % chauffeur Ny urumI-
uont Dodge county woman nHs
lrnchrd los q masked mob la-t r.,rt
.at HaldNlu's Bridge. near Dublin tar
an attempted assault on the aDmau
whose automobile hc operated
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-05

Scott Grimes and Charles J. sulli-
van. rIurcd In Tuesday, wreck, are
reported doing as well a. could be
expected Postal clerk sullivan H.
expected tn he out again in fow
DAYS, though he VIII not ho able 90
move around much ~ Go go Ia work
for some time. Postal cicrk Grimes
sustained several fractured ribs, but
his informal INJURIES are not 80 severe
az was no first the oplnlon, and he is
not In am, danger unless complica-
tions sci in
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-05

Sow Nu.a. oct 5--Prm. paper
Z g-4 per CONT can money uDudy 9
10 . IA p'r cent.
Amurtmlu.d. go ~.
sugar. lis.
At.hisuu. iui 3-S.
,,r,ut northern l1a's.
NtH Yurk central. iUi "a
Northern parrc. 40 "a.
HsHdlus. t33 Ia
snutb. 200 Pacific. lu5 "a
tu.uu Pacific. 100 Ia
steel GN1.f.
-tr. ur. fcrr,d Jos.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-05
F0sS FOR GOVERNOR
IN MASSACHUSETTS,


H0Hon. Mass oct Tho Demo
cratic convention here today ratified
ucApt headed hy GOV Eugene y.
FLOSS, Boston, for governor, ana David
j. Walsh, clinton. FOR lieutenant gov
tfnnr
rhr platform called for am imme-
dIutD revision 81 the thrff aud fayors
reciprocity with oNlcr nations. direct
legislation. an Income tax. a revision
uf tna present TAXATION system and
tr. adoption 81 The original plan nf
election of United states senators NM
rt AN amendment for direct election
b. secured. The enforcement ot an
lHwF against monopulus % also urged.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-05
HAD LOCAL RELATIVE.
late ]. q. Cunningham Nephew Of
Mrs. Nellie BARLEY.

Tho remains OF James u Cunning
ham Who died Monday Al So lOseph's
hospital. were shipped today 10 Mrs
Cunningham's former home nj Helena
Ark Mr. Cunnlnahem was nephew
oi Mrs Nellie BARLEY manaacr of the
Welyari mililaors in ihla city and
was widely brown IN his home com
mnnity In Arkaaaas,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-05
FOUR SHOTS FIRED
IN THE REICHSTAG


Vienna. but -Four Rlfots were
fired from the gallery in the tower
hpus. uf the rcichstHg TODAY Doe h"
dlrcDuuu of tho ministerial benches
whore th, minister of Justice and
education were SEATED No uu, was
injured The mHn who fired the
shots WuH arrested
Tho shnuuue followed Il vigorous
speech attacking the government un
i's .rNeritt boz imposing sentences ON
porsHns found RslN OF partlcipatiug
100 recent riots over the high prices
pr food ana tho sitting was adjourned
amid great excitement
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-05

Aftor rping held here from st3s
this morning until o'clock this
afternoon. santa ~ train Ne. 10 was
permitted to depart. tho wnshout a.
EiutH near Domingo. having been
temporarily repaired. Train ,. which
was DELAYED by the washout and
trains and .. which were delayed
west of here by aofi track. arc ok
peol1d lo arrive here ~ a'3o o'olocE
this afetTnuon.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-05
pRIX ATLANTIC RuN TONY.
"a. ts....a..., te.naia A ~ ieakeA Wire

Maisons Laflite. France, oct. 81
m, prx Atlantic. run here today.
was won By Nash Turner's SANTA
Lucia In tho PrlN Heaume' u. ~
DURYEA'S Mnnthcrpe finished second
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-05
FUNERAL OF FIREMAN
QUINN HELD TOMORROW

Arrangements have been completed
Tor the funeral OF Charles Quinn. fire.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-02-28
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

Under and by virtue of an order of the Probate Court of Jefferson coun- ty Arkansas, entered at it's January term, 1911, in the matter of the estate of Ellis White, deceased, the under signed as administrator of said estate will on the 10th day of March, 1911, before the front door of the court house in Jefferson county. Arkansas, for the purpose of paying debts, sell to the highest bidder on a credit of three months the following described real property lying and being sit uated in Jefferson county, Arkansas, to-wit:
 Lot 9 of the subdivision of the Southwest quarter of Section 30, Township ) South. Range West. AL so
 Beginning at the Southeast corner of lot g in the Northwest quarter of the Southwest quarter of Section 30 Township South, Range 9 West, the
 
 homestead of Ellis White for a point Of beginning and running east one acre; thence South acres; thence West one acre; thence North , acres to the point of beginning. Also be- ginning at the Southeast corner of lot 9 in the Northwest Quarter of the Southwest quarter of Section 30, township South, Range 9 West, for a point of beginning and running west one acre; thence south acres; thence east one acra; thence north } acres to the point or beginning. being two acres
 The purchaser at such sale will be required to give security for the pur- chase money bid, and a lien will be retained upon said land to secure said purchase money.
 A. w. LOWE, 2 14 21 2S Administrator.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-02-28
.DOCKSTADER SHOW
 AT ELkS TONIGHT
Minstrel Aggregation to Make It's Regular Annual Visit to This
 City TOdny.

Lew DockStader and his "TWent- ieth Century Minstrels,' now under the comedian's own management, will be the attraction at the Elks xhaaSer tonight, with minstrel show tashionad along lines different from Riay ever effered here
 The rise of the cartain brings into view the '>'Possum Hunt Club Re- yuas showing the terraced lawn Of 'the club house occupied by the mem- bers ssated at tables during re- eemioi at the swell colored olganiza- tion, The old idea of the singers and the orchestra assembled on the stage Gas been preserved but in this in- stance it forms part of the story and Dockstader daringly claims that that the plot around which the songs, aoRes. etc. are grouped is just a's, logical as the average framework of she pres@tat day musical comedy.
 The book and lyrics are by Vim cent Bryan, who has given the stage some bright witticisms It begins at she entrance of Lew Dockstader who is fooled by the president of the club into the belief that by taking a xraaIghh @t a certain beverage all of his dreams will come into reality As the curtain descends on the first EcE mockstadLT is in slumberland while dhe entire vocal strength of the organization renders soma beau tiful melodies The secGsd half of the entertainment. instead of the time wCIn vaudeville, showing the realization of the dream, is said to be t series Of the most g2rgeons scenes ever attempted with an en- tertainme1t Of this character Among the numbers which it is believed will create no end of commemt are, the travesty on the comic opera, Pima fore, showing the deck of the ship Thermid0r, the IslsNd of "Chauti- tler, with it's sorgeausly costUmed tnhabitaHts, and Louisiana, a spec
 1acular dancing ac, introduced by Carroll Johnson and twenty trained terpsick orean lartists. During the courss of the entertainment, Dock stader startles the audience with his aeroplane which it iz said, flies cut directly over their heads. The com pany includes besides Mr. Dock stader, Carroll Johnson, Eddie M1- zier Happy" Naulty, Chas, Falk. Wm. Brandt, Frank Faron, Thos. Hughes. Wm Smith, Chas Raymond and eia...Z ct.e 5.