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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-10-28
Dillon Has a Kick.

THAT sheriff's outfit didn't do me
right" said Jim Dillon, deputy q. S.
marshal, this morning. ''When they
were turned out of the Petty building
and had no place whatever to go, alb
solutely out in the street, took pity
on them and agreed to share my office
with them. They came in ana have
been around in my way ever since
Yesterday their new quarters were
completed and what did they do? They
waited till had gone home to dinner
then they moved every belonging OF
their own, and expect some of mine,
into their new shack and didn't even
say goodbye, much obliged, go to
thunder or anything else. That's graf
itude."
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-10-28

Life preserver Shaped Like Tenpin.
One OF the latest substitutes for the
ordinary life preserver is a curious
device which. when extended for use,
has a shape resembling that OF bowl
ing pin. 1t is intended to be entered
by a single person and In that case
keeps the user entirely dry. but 1t is
claimed that its buoyancy is so great
that, in case Of a catastrophe. as many
as twenty persons can be supported
for an indefinite period by hanging to
the loops around the lower part OF
the hood.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-10-28
The Oliver Typewriter Co.
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Kansas City, Mo.

engine. According to the report, Fear
was in STOPPING position and did not
notice the approach of Hurd, who
struck him on the head with the pipe.
But for the fact that the blow was
glancing one the results might have
been Of more consequence. Though
somewhat dazed Fear was able 10
grapple with his assailant, ward off
another blow and get hold on the
pipe which he maintained until assist
ance parted the men.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-10-28
Fined for Fighting.

This morning in police court Walter
Hurd was fined $40 on charge oi
fighting, as the result of which en-.
counter he was taken to the county
Jail under a charge of striking with a
dangerous weapon. The difficulty
which has caused the detention OF
Hurd arose yesterday between himself
and ]. N. Fear. Both were employees
of the Royal laundry 1t is understood
that trouble brewed for several days
and reached a climax yesterday when
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-10-28

Since the foolish part of mankind
will make wars from time to time with
each other, not having sense enough
otherwise to settle their differences,
Il certainly becomes the wiser part,
who cannot prevent those wars. to
alleviate as much as possible the ca
lamities attending them.--Benjamin
Franklin.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-10-28
Grady County Express
Is Gents a Year

This great offer is made for an in.
definite period We will send the
Grady County Express for one full
year. to subscribers in Grady county
only, on receipt Of only % cents.
Think Of IT, the official county paper.
rock-riblcd Democratic with ali The
local, political and official news every
week for 2J cents a year. Come rum
ming. Remit in coin to
GRADY COUNTY EXPRESS.
Chlckasha. Okla
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-10-28
Curious Astiqmatisn.

A London reporter has been exploit
ing American tourists who see London
in day. 1t is still more interesting
to reflect that a lot of these rushing
people. although right at home in the
city, do not see New York in a life
time.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-10-28
Short Stories
OF The Town
Mission Society Meets.

Circle No. of the Methodist Mis-
sionary society will entertain at Mrs
Bryce p. Smiths Thursday afternoon
from3 to in honor of Mrs. Thomas
Herndon.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-10-28
New Store Front.

Contractors have begun the work of
putting a new front in the H. X. Marks
store on Chickasha avenue. 1t will be
modern in every particular and will
add much to the appearance OF this
store.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-10-28
But the World Lies.

My son, would have you speak the
truth, the whole truth and nothing but
the truth; and also would have you
keep in mind that the business of this
world is mainly carried on by lying
Michael Monahan, in AT the Sign Of
the Van"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-10-28

In the whole world there are APP
proximateiy 1900, ,000 jews of which
number Russia still has considerably
more than half The Jewish popula-
tion Of the United States is about
2.700.0O0.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-10-28
Special Missionary Program.

The Ladies' Aid and Missionary
society of the First Baptist church
will render special enlistment pro-
gram at the church at O'Clock Thurs
day afternoon. Every woman holding
membership in the church is urged to
be present. Also all others are cor
daily invited to be present.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-10-28
Nothing at All.

Il don't see why you called on DIS
worthy to toast the ladies' He's a
confirmed misogynist." What's a
mans politics got to do with his opin'
ion Of the fair sex?"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-10-28
1O2 w. 9th Street.

Hurd is said to have hit Fear in the
head with piece Of gas pipe while
the latter was engaged in firing the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-10-28
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The OLIVER No. embodies all previous Oliver Innovations
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which places the Oliver ten years ahead it's
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model that means higher standard Of vpewritng longer
and better service. ~
The No is now on exhibit and sale at all Oliver Branches
and Agencies throughout the United States
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-10-28

EXPRESS Want Ads pring results.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-02
new PICTURES SHOWN
IN VARIOUS THEATRES
"Scats Of the Mighty" Presented
on Screen at the
Casino.

There were enough moving pictures
shown III the regular theatres Yesterday
to make one mistrus; the calendar AMI
believe that it was June Hut there
Is now less ground for complaint that
New York possesses too many theatrical
performances
The Casino is noe presenting The
seats Of the Mighty an adaptation to
IN, screen ~ Sir Gilbert Parkcr's novel.
Lionel Barrymore is acting the leading
role Many picturesque and stirring views
show the progress of this romance Of Ca
madam life. MIR Bariym was eN-
collent, aud a finer series of pictures has
rarely been shown here.
Tie New York Theatre has on view
the pictures Illustrating that popular
tragedy OF the "palmy DAYS known as
Damon and Pythias.' This glorihcation
Of romantic friendship has not been
seen on the stage in New York TO-
years
Certainly the scenes Of John Banim
who used to be called the Scott OF Ire
lard" were never 50 graphically tlius-
trated as they were on the screen yester'
dav There may have been no previous
realization of the tableauN such as th'
spectators saw Yesterday So the actors
OF the palny days may be gone, but y
it is still possible to see the plays done
SO well as they were yesterday. there
may be some cause for gratitude.
The strand Theatre this week has The
Rose Of the Rancho" which David BE
lasco helped to prepare for the films. II
is one OF III" most successful OF all th'
film plays. and the artistic touch IF
David B.lasco j. observable throuahou
the whole play. There are The usua
novelties this theatre always has 10
offer.
At the Uar,is Theatre yesterday w'r'
shown the pictures Of the life Of Pope
Plus. which have been so much praised
OF their previous exhibitions here. The
scenes in the Vatican, the ceremonies anr
the daily life of the late Pontff arc fn'
exarrpl,s Of IN, pictures OF actual events
which are after all the best.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-02
MUSIC LEAGUE CONCERT.
IN <miahie End-avor 10 <ssi~, New
Musicians.

TIE H., subs -'jp,iou concert Of tho
Muse League of America took place last
evening 90 AeNliar Han. The chie 90 aim
OF this organization IS "a ctve public
q ppearanyeS TO music ars who cannot at
ford TO undertake the expense OF arranc-
ing their own concerts or who may for
other business reasons be prevented from
reaching the public ear. This object is
a kindly one and may he productive OF
good The teachings OF experience seem
10 drccc tow ard the belief tina, important
talents are seldom revealed by such
schemes. but If even ono We're found tie
cNi -tence OF the leaGue would be justified
IN last evenings concert at least two
artists appeared wro were not in netl
uf he aid Of the league, but Who doubt
less played In order to lend artistic
strength - the occasion. These were
pictro You. the or-anisi of st Francis
Nayier'S Church. and Nikula! SoAoloff
the young Russian violulst who lately
gave an interesting recital OF their art
nothing need now be- SAID IL may be
remarked IN passing. however, that Nj
Won could easily have found better
organ sonata tran the eNtraordirary COM
position OF Pacclla With which ne opened
the entertainment
The others VINO cNh,h.fcd the porC :
were Rpher' Colts htlk, tenor. saliva
tore lie Stc'auo rarpist Mss tu.Il''-
Balm". soprano GIrtd Tornad.e. soNttro
and E!uar Linden, tcro. The Las, two
appeared IN a one act opercttt "ottlcd
Nam zolle MuIette' 10y Emile Rour,, :
Nj Of these bron-ht to their tasks me
musical g'fts. nut there was no aston sh'
ing rev clation OF unexpected ability.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-02
VAUDEVILLE AND BURLESQUE.
what the Tired Business Man May
see nj variety Theatres.

Arnold Daily is the headliner at the
Palace this week. other acts on the bill
include Hal Forde, Harry FoX and Yan"si
Dolly. Maurice and Florence walton. Res-
SIC clayton the I.eightons in The Party
o., the Sc, oud Part. BagoushL Mile. La
Gill. and ,io,li,.
Uammcrstein's Victoria has an I'M
usually pleasing bill this week in Lillian
shaw. Adele Richie, Nine. Sumiko, the
Baroness Mabel May Yong. Flo Irwin, IN
a urv sketch. Gross tui J,s'phiuc Al
hort Won TilZer and Dorothy Nord, Foster
Ball and Ford West, Williams, Thompson
and Copeland iu The burglars Union"
Ia Grac.osa. Turrely, Novello and Pathe
and keystone motion pictures.
Douglas Fairbanks. who recently starred
I'm "He Comes Up smiling u the leading
attraction this week at the Colonial With
Patricia ColliuEc. who appeared Ia TIVE
same play. he is presenting Skit called
"a Regular business Man. Other ac's
10 complete the bill include Fannie Br.c".
Han Ping Chen and his troupe OF wonde"
workers Harry Carroll. James Hussey
and Jack Boyle, Riggs and Witchtc, Webp
and Burns and TIC M'i'.'H~
The programme AZ the Alhambra N q
week includes Emma Carus, assisted ny
carl Randall. Conroy and lie Marie, 10
seph Howard and Mabel McCauo, Homer
r. Mason and Marguerite keclcr Ia a
new playlet called Married. Parll1 and
I'tuIrto. me, ,;us,rrpvhS Fl. Cd come rs of -
rerng called "Bohud the Grand Stal1.'
Maybelc sherman and Arthur tttry. the
AlluUr TROUPE Hud lN' t.~.,'.l,'uS
The hurlcsuue company appearing ~
tho Columbia Theatre this week = headed
by I'd Lee Wrothe, The performance :
divided into two parts. tho FIRST ca"ni
cantor Higgins with the scene la!d in
a fashionable apartment house on River
side Drive. The second part - call
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-02

Nc Scruro,a Auanian Lcorherd', Audisto
and Rockingham In tho cast. air. polacco
will conduct.
Die Iaubcriloc'e" will he tho offering
on Thursday evening. with Mines. bestiuu.
Hempel. Schumlun. Curtis. Forua. Rohe~
son. Cox Case and Mattfeid and MesSrs.
Scmbach tnrst time here as Tomsno).
Guritz. Braun, Rciss. Schlegei. Bloch and
BaNcr. Mr. Hertz rornu,-,rs.
"Dic Wakucre" will he heard on Fri
day evening, with Mines Mstzenaucr.
Ciadski. Ohcr. Sparkes Duchcn'. Robcson
Curtis Fornia Schumann and Nattfeld
and Messrs trlus. Eraun and RuNsdael in
the leading roles. Mr.. Hertz will conduct
"Mldama Butterfly" will he repeated at
the Saturday matinee. with Mines. Farrar,
Forna and Mapleson and Mcssrs. Mar
tincll Scott. Bada. Beguc and Audisi".
Mr. TosCauini conducting.
aida" will he given on saturday eve
ming of next week for the benefit Of the
italian Hospital with an all star east In
Guiding Mines. Destnn. ober and Sparkcs
and Messrs. taruso. Amito. btdur. Ross
and Bads. Mr.. roiaccu will conduct.
trrcm Iimbalist the RUSSIAN vtol.uis'.
will pay at next Sunday nights opera
concert. Miss Anna Case. Miss RAYMOND
reaunois and Johannes Sonbach viii
sing. The orchestra will play under the
direction Of Richard Hageman
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-02
GREAT INCREASE
IN EXPORTSHERE
CAUSED W AR
Figures for October. Kept
secret 80 Days. Show To-
tai Of S3G. O2O.97l.
RIG TRADE BALANCE
IN FAVOR or NEW YORK

e,rtl,ug effects Of the war on the
t.r.ien commerce of the port of New York
s,c shown by tho October details of OK
mort. which became public Tor the first
Tim. Yesterday Tho reason for the shut
ting on until the lapse Of thirty days upon
rubucty by the Treasury Department re-
,,~ding ship mauifests during October
Vas also quite evident in the amazing
,n,nps in volume Of exports to neutral
countries near Germany shown in the Oc-
t,b,r statement this year as compared
with last Total October exports were
s>6.OSo.97l the greatest Of any month
,.uc, the b, ginning of the war.
Tb. most astonishing Increase in any
or. article Of export from New York is
tt,t INA sugar. The value of sugar eX-
uorts for October last was >6,ssi.s2s. an
increase OF S6.SI2.lll over October, 1913.
wheat exports were very heavily IN
er. sod and exports Of oats. rye and
canned beef which In normal years are
pr,ctralty nothing. jumped IN huge pro-
portiou The value Of wheat exports for
october VAS Si.3li.636. against Sl,ssi.3'2.
Unofficial figures compiled yesterday by
wheat expert showed the total increase
o. exports Of the staple due 10 the war
~ even more striking manner II was
estimated that in the five months ended
November 80 exports Of wheat have been
l,o ooo. 900 bushels. only 5.0oO,ooo bushels
less than tho exports in the entire year
p.,,Ious ended june 80. oats exported
IN October were valued At Sl.i92,Nio
against $500 the previous year me
amount OF canned beef exported was al
most twenty-eignt times as much as IN
October. 1913.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-02
THE BROOKLYN THEATRES.
popuInr Plays on View In THAT Hor-
ouch Tbis Week.

EdN4-d kuOllduoU7e cNU0Ti dIfnaIIIa-
ton or wumau's evening gown under tn"
title Of "My Lady Dress was seen IN
BROOKLYN for the first time at the Mon
taull Theatre on Monday night Il was
received with dol,eht by large audience"
All the phases of the gowns manufac-
,ure the source Of an its materials from
the six TO tho fur are shown
Grace George has found Ia clyde l,tcnS
Tine Truth" a play eNc"llcn'ly suited u
her highly finished talents. She h!''d the
Little Theatre for several months iaSi
1ca-un by her acting as BcclU rms year
she mas acted the same pant with great
success on the road Norman Trevor rs
AT the head of the company "n"h - sup
pprting Miss George at the Majestic Thea
ire this week The rest Of IN" company Is
cniIreIy capable of trugmG out al the
excellent umpr and characterization ~
Nj Ftph'- play.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-02
Eigures for <ONcUi her.

Though tn" export figures fol November
VII not be published for another month,
THE St'N has compiled from the daily re-
ports the monthly figures, which show eN-
rorts to have been $3.50. 561. an excess
over imports of sl3.169.06> Though the
'Nport figures are less by about $500, 900
Tran those Of October. the excess ~ eN-
ports over imports is nearly s5,000.oo
greater than that IN October because of
], .iurcd imports in November.
The balance of trade IN favor OF =, ~
Yor', IS greater in November than in any
mouth since the war. In August, because
n TN" heavy drop in exports, halauc"
ssa.ust New York Of s30.24i,7o+ was re
ported. e. September there was dehit
balance If sl500N, i66.
Tine volume Of exports crossed mat "
'upprts .u october by SN.927.206 and ia,
growth 90 Excess % exports was COVE
t0u'd in Novcmbc", showing the $1,000 600
crease over October. ~ compared with
Noy'un'.. 1913, New York - s2lSS3, us
be'tc" or on .hc trade balance
some ot -ho big Increases in october
'0or'S 70 neutral countries close to Cor
many were those to Italy, the value being
'5i">.-14. AGAINST s3,2jS,643 the previous
VOWS Denmark. $I.0il.02N. against $5N2,-
i'N. NORWAY, s2.52G,il6. against Si7l.-
80 sweden, t-.915l19. Even Iceland
t-ur'> 100 ihc export trade. taking SH9,9>>,
G oNv 1 wheat and oil, against Sjl2
80 rrevlouS year There were no dIrc.'
esp. IS TO Germany and Austria.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-02
MR.. DOUTHITT IN CONCERT.


In AID of charities including tho nod
cross, concert was given yesterday
afternoon in Aeoliau Han Tn" leading
figure ma II was Wlfrid Doutht'' the
harytoue Of Audrcas pppel's LILA, Dom
mo- company Blanche Nancy, Soprauo.
aud tn" stanley quartet wee also heard
Tho programme was ono of considerable
variety. but naturally the principal in
tercst Of the afternoon centred IN the
singing of NJ, pouthtt who is rcfulGcnt
IN Light opera.
Ills brilliant and powerful voice MS
hc,ud to advantage m "Eri tn" from I'm
ral'o I'm Naschcri" md IN The "raEliacc''
prologue, which he sang M Eng.is as an
encore number H. Songs of sun and
shade 10y Co,eridE" Taylor, the barry.
tones fine dicuon and his skilfui employ
mont of head tones We're admired n
must be confessed. however. that his tone
s large rather than sympathetic and that
his singing has not as much color ar
local conccrtgoerS demand IN sing recital.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-02

Cartridges exported from New York
w.. valued at $l.229.ll7. nearly ten
4 uas the amount for the corresponding
month last year. Firearms exports were
more than double what they were IN
October 1913.
Thu, great demand that is being hlied
ior Europe IN this country for war mum
lions is most vivid.y illustrated IN the
S!.39l47 worth of automobile trucks
exported, against s66,0io last year, es-
pecially when it is remembered That New
York is getting only part OF the eN-
ports OF these materials mucn going from
Chicago and Detroit through Canada
Three acropan,s went out of New YORK
aurir; the month. against none last NeHr'
and ga motorcycles were shipped d.
against i6S the year before. Exports of
horses were 3i2. against l3J. valued at
sa91i5. against S92.36s the previous year.
4 great part of the horse shipments are
going from Gulf ports, Freight room
rc-e is reported to be scarce. rate
named yesterday being $50. against the
normal s2j per horse. Tho Na'u" OF
drugs doubled amounting TO S632.j>S.
Tic increased exports of metals.
especially nickel. zinc and lead. which
are used in war materials. were heavy.
Conner shipments. though greater i'm the
total OF 5j,9S06i3 pounds by nearly
70 o00. 600 pounds than in october of last
year. were less H. value b. $4,000.
Cotton shipments were only LITTLE
morc ;hau half the amount of the pre-
vious year. and the value was sl,o@3 >S',
only about one-:hird Of that in 1913.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-02

There was admirable acting N every
scene Of "PolygamS' Chlystal llcrnr
was {; lovely picture Of distrdught
vomanhood and her expressions OF emo.
ton wer" simple aud natural. kath-
eIlur Emmet acted with moving patnoS
the rehellious widow compelled 10 &C
cept II second husband that the Church
had decrced William Mack had not only
hls epeudld skill to make him the most
dominating tiGur" in the play. II" had
tho sympltny Of the audience, which
prrrclrcd his common sens" to Hhr more
or less voluntary submission of the oth'l
hgurcs in the play. Two types Of ia"
otrthodoA Mormon wife were most et-
fec,ively acted by I.zze Hudson Collier
and Mary Shaw. The first was patcw
aud bowed her neck to tn" yoke The
other was actively faithful and domi-
mating figure In tho propaganda ~ haV
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-02
THE OPERA NEXT WEEK.
wcber's "Eur,apthc" Is Announced
for Revival.

General Manager Giulio Gattl-Casazza
has announced that the promised revival
Of Weber's opera "Euryanthc" will take
place week after next at the Metropolitan
Opera House. The opera, which has not
been heard in New York for a genera
ton" said Mr.. Gatti-Casazza. will he di.
rccted by Mr.. Toscanni and sung by
Mines. Hempel and Ober and Messrs
Sembach. We'll and Middleton. The six
scenes into which the three acts are
divided have been painted by Prof Kaut-
sky of Berlin and the costumes were made
by Nine. Musaeus from designs by Prof
Hell. also OF that city"
Carmen" will he the opening opera OF
the seasons fourth week on Monday
night. with Mines Farrar Bori. Braslau
and Garrison and Messrs. Caruso. Anato
Iothier, Reiss Bada and Dcfrere. Mi
Toscanini conducting.
La Boheme" will be sung on Wednes-
day night, with Mines Aida and SChu-
mann and Messrs. Botta, Scott, Tegani.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-02
NINE. ALDA'S RECITAL.
Metropolitan soprano" Has Large
Audience at Matinee.

Mmc. Fr4uceS \ljt ~ the Metropolitan
opera House. gave song recital yes
t'rday afternoon I'm Carnegie Hail Her
p. oGramme was well arranged and con-
tanned not only good songs long known
20 music lovers. but some new ones which
may become wen known. The list opened
with songs r English by Munro ard
pr Arue and th'u came two Italian
numbers hy Pai~iollo aud Ptradies. The
second group comprised songs by pvorak.
BlcrU, NosZkoVSLi and MouiuSIkp The
third consisted Of French songs Tn"
last contained "b Rorra poiorus," aud
"lmprc~-.u. 9" by Shellu - Game with
a song and TN Pride Of MAY hy
Fran. h Fargo, AN four new, and Wood o
uu'S An ppcn Secret
Nine Nlda had large audience Man,
~ her con,radrs from tho opera NrrA
res-0. 10 l-t'u and applaud. hut the
general assembly did uot require their
assistance. Tn" singer was among frieuo~.
and She was accorded oNc'y token Of
hearty approval mcIudug plentiful Of
Ter ng Of flowers
There WIS much In her recital 10 Civ
pleasure. There were taste and sentiment
i'm her deliver, ~ Most ut her numbers,
tu'urtuuatcl' tine soprano vas i'm uuCcr-
.ln vocal condition. She found il cN-
cc"dnpl, dircult 80 control her tones,
especially i'm the carly PAY, of the pro-
sramme and departures from the pItcn
MARRIED hcr art. However. 1t seemed as
II these We're duo 10 tho temporary state
of the voice and therefore they Should
arouse only regret, because recitalS have
to ho given when announced, even thong Il
the singers would he glad n wait until
tn" next dav.
n. nov sour- 80 rli o'l ~c-h
while a.d VIII donh'l's- frd Their Wa"
INTO IN" rcpcr,orles of other SinG"rs
Frank In Farg" who was the composer
of two Of them. Was Nine. Nldl's &C
r0mpanist. aud he discharged his duties
with fidelity and artistic taste. The au-
dionce compelled a repetition OF his fir &
song and seemed also to wish to hear
the second repeated