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The Washington herald., 1912-10-12
PRICES DOWN At
MARKETS CLOSE
Renewed Selling in London Forces
Heavy Declines After q
Strong Opening.
INTERNATIONAL STOCKS LOSE
INTERNATIONAL STOCKS LOSE

New York. Oct. u.-European seiiins
rave Americans a great chance to PICK
up barRains to-day in Wall Street. Al
though London sent prices across that
were a point and more under the closing
of the previous day in New York. the
opening here was strong. American Can.
Interboro Metropolitan preferred ana
National Enameling made new nlsh
records in a few minutes OF trading Inc
entire market was strong with materia
rains in most issues. Then came . Pc
riod of weakness in which declines OF
a point and more were recorded. Inc
market then turned dull and TOWARD
midday was strong again. In the last
hour however, renewed selling from
london sent prices down to the lowest
of the day where they closed. Net oe-
clines we're sharp in some issues, partic-
ularly in the international stocks CANA
dian Pacific suffered the worst. with a
loss of more than ten points
Tomorrow being a bank holiday IN
New York state. the banks issued tneir
weekly statement to-day. 1t showed an
actual Increase in surplus reserves OF
Gaail5o. The bank position is strong,
and with the power that american tnsti-
tutions now have of drawing gold from
London through the big crops, there ID no
need Of expecting any great excuemehe
in money circles for the rest OF the year.
Cali money did not go above GA per
cent to-day and most business was done
AT Der cent This led to belief that
the selling in the stock market was
largely professional.
Since the entire market was appaI-
entity under domination Of the European
situation, no attention was paid to earn
.ings of individual companies or to golo.
An investigation among international
houses and play among the big banks
that are in touch with foreign anairs
disclosed nothing to warrant the least
worry over the stock market J. r.
Moran & Co. have made 1t clear to the
Turkish government that millions VII
be provided for peace purposes. but moi
a dollar for war.
Notable strength was seen In Ameri-
can Tobacco stocks and in 1nterboro
Metropolitan preferred. the latter sold
at a new high record for this movement
The movement is in anticipation Of bond
issues to provide cash for building the
subways. Action OF Westinghouse stock
is SUSPICIOUS and seems to suggest ac-
cumulation for another uplift. such al
that seen late in the summer. All the
good Copper stocks. American Can
Steel, Reading. and Lehigh Valley. In
particular. have been freely accumulated
tho last week.
The Washington herald., 1912-10-12
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore. Nd, OF. N.-MILLFEED-Sprins
bran. in polb. sacks. pr ton. Aso: -four 20 white
middlings, IN loc-lb sacks, H.ooanW: Western MD
dlings in loplb. sacks. per ton. Hos1.9; CITY
MILL middlines, in loo-lb SACKS. pr ton. z0a
z 30; City Mills bran. in Nolb. Acin. % ton
q yuS. 50: City Mills white middlinss tn Mib.
sacks. PER ton. a-ooaHW.
sTRAw-No l straight rye. T.War.1; No. J
.tr,isht rye straw, BOaN50; No I tangled rye
xtraw. IL %: No. tangled re straw. AoaN.00; No.
1 wheat straw, 7.0as.oo: wheat straw. No.
S5niW: No / oat stnv. sooalap; No oat
straw, sooss-o
HAY-No l timothy. no: No. 2. Aos.Do; No.
8 Is 0oaII 90; choice Hight clover mixed. E.seaAo:
No / mixed, Is 5oal7 %: No. mixed. llees16o: No.
i clover. Il soal3oo: do. No. g n.sal2oo; meadow
rrass and very grassy hay. loooatse: nogrsde hay.
As to kind quality. .eind condition, 60AloW; pacnns
hay and .wsle grasa. SohI.0.
BCTTER-Creanefy. fancy. per M, jag; 90,
choice 1s0: do. good, Ea3: do psints. h.. aao:
do blocks 3s33; ladies. per lb. 1aD; Maryland and
Pennsyivania rolls. H.. IaE: Ohio rolls h.. 1a2
West Virginia rolls per H.. 1h1: store packed.
H. 3ssau; Maryland. Virginia and Pennsyivania.
d.iry Prints per H., Dha11; process butter. zaAl
EGCS-Maryiand. Pennsylvania. and neaf-oy
ar,ts loss Oh. .; West Virginia. 1a2s; Western
drxts lops on, .; Southern frsta. los Oh. 1a0.
GREEN COFFEE-Ths market today was firm.
No SPOT fRic gsdel. Hh-
ROASTED COFFEE-Tbs market was steady.
Quotations for 0-lb OF loolb bass: Pure JAVA, y;
Java and Mocha blend, aa; pure Mocha. ,.
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CHICAGO GRAIN.

Quotations furnished BY W. b. Aibbs q Co.. mem
bers Of the Chicago Board Of Trade. Bibbs Building
Chicaeo Oct. 1.-THE Balkan situation and the
drop Of SIG in English consos overshsdowed all
else in the breadstufYs market on the Board OF
Trade to-day. This was the case not only IN CHI
caeo hut IN every market Of the world The fact
that there wis . revival Of the port business In
wheat attracted worldwide attention and caused
many shorts to cover
The feature of the session was the action OF the
bull cpmbination in buying May and selling De
cember in . big way.
Armour and Pstten were the big longs IN cnfn.
and their continued buying caused great uneaainess
in the ranks of the beam and shorts Good-Sizcd
buyinz orders also received from the belt
Oats were strong on the continued exceiient cash
demand export and domestic account, coupled
With the small offerings by the country. and the
fact that stocks not aocumulatfng.
Besides the advances shown in wheat above.
there were gains IN corn Of y to !, and oats were
y To Nc better. C1ose:
wheaf-Dccemb1. slsax: May. Tkax; Juc, nm.
Cosn-December. s5ss May. sgs; July. 1h.
Oats-December. IN; May, M: July nm.
The Washington herald., 1912-10-12

n,enty of available credit when the ur-
gen, demand Of the West comes along
Thus. even in q year that breaks all
records and that far exceeds even the
most extravasant estimates Of July. the
banks of the West. working hand In
hand with the banks Of the East, finance
the movement Of these consested crops
from the farm to the market ana $50
to II that this part OF the commerce OF
the nation moves forward without undue
tar or strain. II We had . halfway de-
cent banking system. in all probability
even the temporary strain. that ID some
times 70 serious q matter In the wen
Street market and in the markets OF the
West, could be very greatly reduced. but
We have no decent banking system ana
II begins to look as though Ne would
not have one for q long time 70 come.
The Washington herald., 1912-10-12

New York, Oct. 11.-Dun's Review to-
morrow will say:
in every section and in every oraneh
Of trade activity in production and as
tribution now prevails 1t Is notaoie
that in the principal trades. and espe-
cially in iron and steel. actual buoy
ancy appears, and the demand is so
keen that II tests the capacity OF pro-
ductive and transporting 1aciiaes.
Shortage of cars and labor. ana IN
some cases, even shortage OF plant ca
pacity, are now the most embarrassing
problems confronting business men. ano
besides these dimculties the controver-
sizes and issues which are the offspring
of depression and which not long ago
seemed so ominous, are now viewed
with diminishing concern.
The enormous yield OF the principai
crops, confirmed during the past week
by the latest government report. show
ing record-breaking yields Of spring
wheat, corn. oats, barley. ana potatoes
and big crops Of other products. 10 the
basis alike Of present Industrial and
trade activity. and Of the growing con-
fidence a. to the future. Even the out
break Of war in Europe creates no un-
easiness on this side Of the water. In
iron and steel the record continues that
Of q demand for prompt delivery out
running the capacity Of the mills. The
railroads are buying heavily. Railroad
gross earnings in the month OF Sep
tember increased Sc per cent.
The bank clearings more adequateiy
show that In the current week the IN
creased A5 per cent over 1911 and A-S
over 1910. Larger sales In dry goods.
both wholesale and retail; expansion In
the shoe trade. and improving conditions
in other branches. supplying the main
daily wants Of the people. are reported
in the advices from the principal cities
Of the country"
The Washington herald., 1912-10-12
WEEKLY REVIEW OF TRADE
Jobbers and Manufacturers in Nearly All Parts
of Country Enjoying Unparalleled Pros
perity-Productipe and Transport
ing Facilities Taxed.

New York. Oct. 11.-Bradstreet's to-
morrow will say:
Trade movements continue to run at
a fairly rapid pace. Jobbers and manu-
facturers In most parts Of the country
are enjoying more business than has
been known in years, various lines re-
port unprecedented sales. and shipping
departments In the principal centers are
being rushed in order to cope with in
sistent demands for deliveries. Recorders
from retail dealers are Of noteworthy
proportions; mail orders in q host Of
lines attract attention.
'The most significant of the entire
situation is the apparent disregard
shown for political developments, the
heavy consumption Of all kinds Of goods.
the scarcity Of stocks In first hands and
the well-sold-ahead condition Of textile
mills as well as steel plants. all of which
create the impression that the country
is rejecting the results Of underpro-
duction of manufactured products. sup
plies, Of various kinds Of which fan
short Of requirements. Jobbers have
experienced an exceptionally good de-
gree Of activity. particularly those of
the Middle West. and spring wheat
Northwest. though at the same time
house trade at Southwestern centers
have been stimulated by fall festivals.
which have attracted out-of-town
buyers. Retail trade has picked up at
points where the weather has been sea-
sonabiy cool. and where autumn exhi-
bitions have been held, but on the whole
Il II probable that the weather has been
too warm over q wide area for best re-
suits.
Business failures for the week ending
October 10 were z7a, against c6S last
week, n: In the like week Of 1911. ~ In
1910. 20 In 1903 and IA In 1908"
The Washington herald., 1912-10-12
FINANCE AND RBlLH

nu.anem toex Z Big beaee on the
Waehine&ou stock Exchsnee yesterday
"a 49, of bonds and stocks amounted
70 naoss than tWtee ~ much - any otner
day this week. Pobsibay II was IN eneica-
patton Of the holiday to-moFrow IN nom
Or Of coiumbus Day. ana posslosy ~
inst because the brokers after . pereo
a. indifIerent buslnass found themselves
With IN accumuiation Of orders and de-
terminsd to wind up tho weeks business
With something worth while
At the start good business IN bonds
vna trausacted, all at current prices.
These saies covered most issues OF the
rails and other public utilities and IN
every Instance there were bids Tor more
than could b furnished. Stock seies
were Of about the same character In re-
meet 10 prices. not much change show
inI. Railway preferred was the feature
and II sold for u. to the extent Of %
shares. The common stock brought "
on limited sales Gas sold At 81. and
0raphophone common At - 1-2. 4ergen-
thaier figured In the trading at Is IL
and -, and Lanston At g.
pa.k Elects . Cashier.
At the regular weekly meeting OF the
board of directors OF the Warrington
and southern Bank. Mr.. Ira b. Dairym-
Die. 88SiDtaut CeSHef. va.
elected cashier.
Mr. Dalrymple has been associated In
the banking business with the person.
mel Of this hank for the past ten years.
and 10 held in the highest esteem by his
many friends
Gen. Harries Honored.
GEN. George H. Harries. former vice
president of the Warrington Railway
and Electric Company. was elected
president of the American Electric Rail-
way Association at its convention In
Chicago.
Motel Powhstan ComplrteA.
The new Hotel Powhatan. 4 Pennsyi-
vsnia Avenue and Eighteenth Street
Northwest, will be opened for the re-
ception Of the travelling public to-day
At noon. The occasion will be marked
by q big dinner in the hotel dining
room at Z o'clock In the evening. At
which the culinary skill of the chef and
his lieutenants will be shoyn. During
. the afternoon families and boarders who
are to have their homes IN the hotel
will move in and settle and the great
caravansary will take on the appearance
Of q very busy place.
clifford NJ Lewis In the manager OF
the house and he will from the start
make a bid for public favor by provid-
! ing the greatest amount Of comfort and
convenience at the lowest prices TO b<
obtained in any public house Of like
| character.
The hotel il attractive and 10 designed
and furnished throughout In pure colo
nial style. The modern hotel showines.
| has been replaced by the simple ele
| gance of colonial days. The scheme Il
| =. rrta6 o,,f in the restaurant breakfas
room, Mount Vernon library, palm
| court. lobby. and bar. all on the mrs
floor: the meszanine parior. the grill
room. and through the bedrooms
The oficers Of the corporation are
| Alexander Mcneil, president: c. N
Lewis, vice president; Paul Dulany. sec
| retary, and H. A. Lewis, treasurer.
Occidental VIII Open Soon.
I Another handsome hotel-the New Oc
cidental, next to the New willard-ol
Pennsyivania Avenue, under the man
asement Of Gustav Buchholz, will opel
| next Tuesday.
The Washington herald., 1912-10-12
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.

Quotations given below are for large Iota job
hem psiees are higher -
EGGS-Nesf-by fresh virsinia. 3a9: West VII.
sinia and Southwest Nuginia. 3sH; Tennessee.
3aE.
BUrTER-Elsin fancy per lb.. aA1: Western
drsts 3aDA; seconds. 3A9S; n0epscked. %.
CHEEsE-Nsw York State factory. new. H.
POCLrRY-Hens. per h.. IS; roustefs, per h., y;
turkeys ID: chickens. Is: ducks. per h.. lials.
GREEN FRUIr-Apples. new. per basket. 2,aS:
box 3s5p; bba L5oa4S; oranges. California, box.
The Washington herald., 1912-10-12
CEMENT.

The Washington Herald
announces the engagement OF
Mr.. /. A. Fleming. the we'll
known local financial writer.
to take complete charge Of its
financial and real estate de-
partments.
Mr.. Fleming's first special
weekly letter on local financial
matters will appear in The
Sunday Herald October IL.
The Washington herald., 1912-10-12
NEW YORK MONEY.

New Yex. oa. n-Chn nmW opsBsd at pr
cont: high, px osut; bw. ~ pr csut: rens~ah. 8
rne money naxkot opeDsd hrm with . strong de-
mAnd for funds Rates vefS stishtly hishR for most
matunties being Hta5H p9 cent fR sixty days ~
pr csnt for ninety days. HssK pr cent for four
and hve n1nths and H6aSli pr osnt for ax months.
Cmmerial paper remains unchangBd 1t pr osnt
soe the bet naDeA
London discuunts. 4 1-l6 per cont % fB: Psris
di,counas. pef cent. unchanged; Berlin Discounts.
~ pr cent, uDchauge6
The Washington herald., 1912-10-12
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New Yort. Oct n.-MILLFEED-Stssdy: nnder-
ate inquiry. Spring bran. A.NazA0: standard mid
ding. a.las.3: Western red doe. E3: winter
wheat bran. in opound saeks. to arrive. so; dty
bran. In bulk. 2.6
RYE FLOUR-Firm but inactive Choice bRands
quoted at aeoal.N for
HAY-Reccipts ~ tons: steady: bnsinas> fair in
choice. Prime timothy, Id; No. l. Lloal. IS: No 4
Local cS: No. j. 3as6
sTRAW-Receipts, - tona Strong but Aov:
quiet. Long rye quoted At soas6
PORk-inactive: steady. Mes. g.1afsO: tan
ily u 50azS
BEEF-Flm. as ssocs are light. PACKET. usA
$50; family. 2 0a20.
COFfEE-The worlds cofee markets tonk On
hmer aspect to-day. The European centers wese in
better SHAPE In . market way than expected. Branl
slso higher. according TO oticial sdvices. and
these reports were confirmed By private cah3eA
There was considerable covering bs aho<tA With
offerings almost entirely confined to coffee coming
out frum lesdinss lonss In liquidation Under thss
conditions the local market sartsd with Tsinss 10
Il rpints higher. At noon the net ran0s was about
to 10 ppints higher Early ia the afternoon the
latest sales were At advance Of about puinfa.
The days pic1. were as follows:
The Washington herald., 1912-10-12
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS

Nev York, Oct. u.-C7osing quotations q Hiso,s-
laneoU bonds:
American smelling ae
Atch. Top Z santa Re gen. >st................ ~
Atch., Ton L Santa ~ cunv. -. nS....--.--- 1A
BethIehem Steel -
Brooklyn RapAd ranat %s-...-...-.--..-.......- "a
(Aesspeske 4 Ohio oen- fS6--------.--.--.-.... -
CAicacp Burlington Z Quincy penf SL---... ~
Chi. Nil 4 1t. Paul tits. fece1pts full paid. lobA
shtc.., Rock Islapd 4 PactAc eni. la........ ~
Chino Coppef -
l)u Pont DE- Nr. Puwt1ef pts. -
Ere cuussgstble =, ssries A.--................
lnsp Cun Cooper g. recsipes ID pah.---.-.. ~
Interooro metropolitan rs W
LAke ShoFe - -
Ix,uipyiIle 4 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ny. 0int -. -
New York Railways 3D. ss-...-----.--.--.-.-.- -
Norsolk 4 Western con. ts.-..---.-....---...-.. u
Peunzyfvania y6s. E15. -
Heading gensral n -
" Lnuis Han francisco geu. ss...............
foufheru 8eli n. Tei- 5..-.--.............. -
eSuthem fac4Ac c. {. ss-..............-..-......
Southern Railway. -
southern Railway = Cdon0s 4 Oeio Dav).... =
Thfrd Areuue adj y
JJuton Pnr4dc cunv. -
rrsnia&,srolina Z. lst -
ytyv,nia Iron Coal 4 Coke ss-...-............. ~
virr1nia 4 Southwestern oDu. sa.....-.-....... =
Wah.sh-P r ht ts, Central II. c3sI........ N
The Washington herald., 1912-10-12
COTTON MARKET.

ouotat,oas furnished b ". .. Hfbbs q ca.
uerbers of the NeW Yoek Stock HEehanse. Hihos
Buildina
New Yosk. Oct 1.-THE maIket gave attention 10
the weather map to-day because there was promise
Of disturbed conditions and perhaps frosts IN some
Ct the Northem iatitndes. There vas also promise
of unsettled conditions. with rain and low tem-
perasures which might mean injury to tfe crugs
Durinx the early trading these thing appsared 70
have been noted IN Liverpool, and scme szsngth
vas Displayed In contract quotattoua
The amount cf cotton brought into sight fFuD
uaautatious according to the Nsw Yosk Cotton
Exchrnee during the week was $500 ba1ss. agatnst
a5.m haies last year. vheu ths crop vss nSoo0o
bales This conparison was sn01gh b Turn The
maskst downward during the hast hor.
me uarket was weak and waet1sd. snd thRe
was vay little suupoet non psu@inent sources.
Late In the ssssaon seiiins rEssms was resumed
spd pric.s wes recocdsd ct over txsnty putnts
decline from the high levels q the morning his
is sad TO b the result q disturbed Conditions In
wan street. which were IN turn attz1buted 10 ths
Balkan var situation
Liverpool futmes closed steady at an advance Of
81 to 1 pointA Manchester quoead yams and
cloths sood busines doing. Sales Il i40o bale.
Of spot cottoa were sold b Liverpool ut ppinta
10 & for midd1iunL
The Washington herald., 1912-10-12
HEw YORK BANK STATEMENT.
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.

New Yort Oct IL - Bank eieaFin0 in the
United States for the veek ended October y.
aareszte 2.0a.su.oe. against NlH. .l0.e0 Last
week and HHs oeS 90 In this wcck last year.
Following are the rsturns for this week. with
percentages Of change from this week Last rear:
The Washington herald., 1912-10-12
cgRB MARKET.

Quotatioos fusaishsd b ". b Hibhs Co.. mso
I'm q Tie Nsv Yxk steek Exchange Hbos build
-
The Washington herald., 1912-10-12
m YORK SICK IEA1x8f.
Rkuf8oApa.

s s:;:::',: : ]: 60 :. u : = g. e: . :;
The Washington herald., 1912-10-12
MARKETS II Y u DINNER RCE
wAGHIna1on s1oox xA1lEI.

aales-psx1w ~ \ 26o6 -
Weshinstpa 1aifuey . Uoe@6 =. - 8 -
Retnnse Bs1es3s =. a. q IN. +
Capital fnef1sa. y q n
w.aAiaslss RsRsay = Hsssss -. . = = =
wasAiassua oaa . Il .. . 4 sx
Uu3oa ms, = e ~
0sapAnphoae o., q q
Afses eslEwsahissasa naitvss Z nssass vsa-'
w.shiast@ 1.ilss Z n,eris "a. > q q. . 4
u. . ct q. n q q.
-.
Lanstos. y u q y 1t q y 1t .
GfaphophoOs ooo-. y at ~
0A1 D0SDA
The Washington herald., 1912-10-12
The Safest Investments

Ass shnes inst q not 1setnats 1sflne a.
eWSsd espd1t5ons q H. 0nssg . sfoe8 -
~ Ylre desd a truse DseO t1zk DOe
oeuS. vsIl arure6 o. rsal Sueafs b - D.
MT Il Coaunbia. euustttufs "eh-sdDS -
yotnsntA They Do MT depssd upn ~
aaapeisi rsspouibility Il indasiduab - -
psstdcns f9 their stability. asd an s1eDSs
frun taxstiuo . pcEsoual psu18ty. We -
oUsard. snd Sus bookiss, "COang LnO
cd l1ssst0enfa"
The Washington herald., 1912-10-12

BOSTON COPPER STOCKS.
Quotations furnished By ". B. HSbhs On.
.mben oe The New Yost Stock Exchangs, Hibbl
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-03-28
The Ne,x school Law.

The last Legislature changed the
general school law in many par
tieulars. and for the benefit OF
school officers we print it below:
The annual school meeting for
the transaction OF the school dis
trict business shall be held on the
third Monday in April. The clerk
OF the board of trustees shall cause
notices to be posted, using blanks
provided by the county superinteD-
dent for that purpose, specifying the
time and the place of such meeting,
and what business shall be transact
ed at said meeting.
said notice shall be published in
two issues in newspaper nearest
place of holding said election and
posted in three public places in the
district one of which shall be in the
schcolhouse, If there is one, at
least ten days previous to time of
meeting. If the clerk fails to give
such notice then any two legal yot-
ers residing in the district may
give such notice over their own
names, and such annual meeting |
may be held after the time liked |
In this section for such annual meet
ing.
"All elections OF trustees SHALL
be opened by one of the trustees or
by any qualified elector II no trus-
tee be present at the time specified
in the notice. If no time is speci-
fled then the polls shall open at
100 O'Clock and close at 500 o.
clock p. m. of said day.
said election shall be conduct
ed as any other county election. ex-
cept that one judge and one clerk
may constitute the board OF cleo
ton, and any trustee or qualified
elector may administer the oath to I
said judge and clerk.
said annual meeting shall
determine II special tax shall be
levied, the rate o. levy which shall
not exceed fifteen mills on each
dollar Of taxable property. Said
special tax shall be for building Q /
repairing school property, school {
equipment or for the support of .
schools, none but actual resident {
freeholdeTs or heads of families to [
determine the SPECIAL tax and after |
having made such levy, certify the =
TACT, the date theueof, rate % tax '
evied, number of school district, al 1
10 year TO the auditor, recorder and '
assessor at once" r
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-03-28

Saturday afternoon and evening.
the Coy theater viii present to
the people of Emmett a reproduc-
tion of the great Chicago Land
and Irrigation Show, called by the
Chicago Tribune the greatest eX-
position since the Worlds Fair. +"
A highly educational and descrip-
tive lecture will be given describ
ing the exhibits and products of
20 states Many views of the scenic
west will be shown in the delicate
coloring of the inimitable Japanese
artists. Particular attention is
given in this lecture to agricultur-
al and horticultural Idaho. Scenes
in the Boise and Payette valleys will
be shown that attracted universal
attention and favorable comment
when displayed at the Land Show
and throughout the East Saturday
afternoon. a special matinee will
be given in which the lecture viii
be particularly addressed TO school
children. II would rather have my
children miss fun week of school
than fail TO see this wonderful ex-
hibition of soil products" said
one eastern editor in commenting
on this production. Admission 10
and 30 cents.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-03-28

A rare treat is in store for the
patrons OF the Coy theater when
Mr.. Gerald Chute and a capable
company will present the coined
"A Cowboys Girl" This popular
comedy is heralded as being one of
the most faithful and picturesque dc
lineations of Western ranch life in
Texas and portraying a most capti-
waiting romance of a dashing fore
man OF the Lazy Y ranch. Mr.. Chute
who assumes the stellar role of this
play, needs no introduction to
Westerners as he has already a.
pronounced success in pla
of this type through contentious
and diligent efforts. He holds his
audience with a gripping interest
by his artistic dramatic restraint
and pleasing magnetism of his voice
Mr.. Johnnie Pringle, who is the
funmaker of this COM
pany and who carries on love