MifdieH Hopes for the
Ending of theStrike
fc.nsrs Will Modify Demands
if Any Disposition is
Shewn to Make
Concessions .
at Ark fit
and in a vrv brief lime the whole
amount had been subscribed for. which
shows the general confidence -of our peo
ple in the future or Goldsboro nail the
prospects of the new bank. which in Its
operations will in no wise antagonize
or conflict with citlur of the two old
I.. ink, which are commercial in their
'operations, while the new bank will be
"-rr?. Vi., Oct. 2. PreVdrat
i-.l t-? tl'.ree l:srrii3: it"
f; t..i n,'tr:oi fur Washlng-
.1 . .-. 1 r-T-:i thTe tcrxTVOw nxxra
a .cir rrr..f .i-TA-e ia the aHLty of
I'rtI r: i:.T. .: 10 run. iw cum
I: -A
t
dent Mitchell will not cause President
liaer end his associates to
cessions, and especially reeogn
nvln rTK.- thtnlr tfia ttrllr
.,.'- i..i,iir nrr th.it meet in a few days
A.. AA 'M V'l A .... . ... ...1 . , a.W' n . f .
i.; , ;n , fioi.i oncers and arrange for opt nine the
Tanwjua, Ia.. Oct. 2. Owing to the
make con- ' purely a savin? institution.: Mr. George
rnition fori A. Norwood. Jr., elected president
trlkera will of the new bank. The stockholders will
and elect other
tact thfit tb attlker believe that to
morrow" meeting will result In a set
tlement of the strike there was a cessa
bank for business.
The JewTf-Si New Year Was- celebrated
here today by a general suspension of
'business on the part of our Hebrew
tka of Lotilltle among the turbulent . pTf jpice .toYon. Kippnr in
element In the Panther Creek vahey to-i(he Hehrcw. holidays, and is observed
iay. At Mahanoy City, however, the
1j Ion cfnorjillr.
r.e that eve:ltT cans of coal were to "Hon. ,R. B. Glenn will s-peak in the
?e rcorti fpm the North Mahanoy 001-,lesenjter Upera iionse nere tomorrow
11-- th n r.r itii mob rath- nlsht. nnd It ?oes witnout sayinjr ini
"ertaff tieur the scene of operations this nT " 1 wlr'UT
tfi str.ke iit:- ui t.i j i - ------- - , -llie eatn or .mis -nine i
The
inson oc-
nraA iiC4- nyi ftt-the. home
sister, Mrs. A. J. fcfijrhtower. She tvas
just sixteen yeaTS old and had many
friends In the community. The remains
were taken to LaGrange this afternoon,
whence they will be taken to Seven
Springs for interment in the old family
burying: grounds . - -
'The remains of Malcom EveTett,, son
of the late Hon. George B, Everett,
were brought .here this morning and
taken f rom here to the homestead bnry-nf-'Rvft4tsTille
for inter
ment. The young man died in Kinston
Tuesday night at the home of his aunt,
Mrs. Miller, where he was risitmg. He
had recently come from the West,
where he was engaged in the railroad
service. He was a bright and promis
ing young man. and is the last of his
late father's children by his first mar
riage, a sister having been brought here
and buried at the old homestead about
eighteen months ago. , His parents are
both burled elsewhere .his father in the
far West, where be had emigrated after
the death of his first wife, and married
as-ain: his second wife and several chil
dren surviving Jiim.
We have just rec
plete and up-to-date line
a com-
of
-
ITT. t rf;are that 1b trik- .aid. The eeond city troop wa dispatch-
Kitchin and Fuller ;v,.
Mtwi TTii ie a vie- . v ." ...... v.. - .
torr fv tinu A : wr.a-t Cie ralnttunnt
d.-n.t.l it Mitchell :t
the d.,,Tf t prr-Mrts will ry.
After jst cr:i: r-nn.t-e H made if fir
Ktt ration is f 'po1- 1 to
laM TfiT-' a cvnvrroii f lha strikers
i. ''M.tw.-.r Citr r 2 o'clock and rode
. . 1 is no'nt near where the North JMahan
th?f? r..r.rJ with the prei.it iad. As they eld so th
1 t. vK?n,. v.w iBM..:rew of to enrlne on another sidin
. ..u.." -.... f n t .if t'. ! Pt orr t. ir.ove j-erenteen cars
ir.l- 1 f ram the colliery. ntrick
Aral and Iran Company delivered six
ttir.dred tons of coal from the Silver
Creek colliery to the dock at Po-.tsville,
where it was dealt out in tingle tons
for private consumption.
Shenand3i, Ta.. Oct. 2. The strong
ga hoped into
to
e
e
e
of
IHrry
one of the brakemen re
Lindsav Patterson Down for a
Speech Next Week-Narrow
Escape from a
Fatal Accident
Durham, N. C, Oct. 2. Special.-Con-rressman
W. W. ilvtcbin spoke to a
iKjit, 11. iau - i.ahjh. nreis , i i-i .... ,v n v, r h counles.
. nf SAnrlV I mill. FI!.rU. -V ITU U Ul lull! ui men r' 19 infill. x J c iuus w mc: if rc-tu -
tr Vo.Ttt " and n.--nn fillM with non- Pple mthercd. The engines were ran Congressman Mr. Jones Fuller, Demo-
! i WvV 4--n cm lbe Ii'lat'-lrhi i ! Into the siJia.tr and brought out the cars cratic nominee for the legislature, was
J,.., iA'imr "nrH3 tiw- rcn-v-an.e I to the m3ia ,,Ise without any interfer- Jntrolnced by Mr.- J. Crawford Biggs,
i'aa Wtir a'ei mob at MmowTKle ' chairman of the executive committee,
tronh iv'rw of mini 'of the! thon rode to Norta Main and made a short talk. !
nr"nA- wt. nut n all team and sue- street and a crowd that hnld gathered In his talk Mr. ivitchln arraigned the
".'.; .v,, i. ,u " the railroad there yelled names at trusts and gave' them a rasping, lie said
- a w - - - - - - - -
nnd Republican " nominee for congress ?
from this district, will' speak here on !
Tuesday of next" week." die "?rill speak
in the court house' at 7:30 o'clock. j
Mrs. C. P. dlowerton is confined to
hpr room with an'atta?!c of appendicitis.
It was thought "today .that ehe was
some heer and that an operation would ( i
not be, necessary. ' ' ' j,
.During the month of , Septemher there
were twenty-four marriages in this conn-j
these - eighteen were white i
Shoe3 and
Evening Slippers
We Always Quranteed Satisfaction.
Rerry Rosenthal,
.No. 230 Fayetteville Street,
Trust Building
A. few days ago a .mule disappeared
from the Banner warehouse and since
then Chief Wood all has been , trying to
locate the animal.- The mule has been
recovered, being found fed j to a tree j
in Koxboro. ae muie belonged to a
Mr. Sears of IMorrlsville.
Yes
" ' ' ' ' . - 0-
l.irrlllv n.-l r t'le IieTror. was burned uvn'1 "4 " J 1 -." " riiiunm aaiui mrr uiwu(jK)ii. ; me acciu
L V. ,- t.iiu lm'T is "n r.roml- ! 1 ln a 1ime- Vlle Mn,es and Referring to his opponent Mr. Kitchln hospital
-f' wVr. There win to t, si to epithets were hurled at them, said: "My opponent, nominted by seven physician.
U-t.ion) tt-.r-t-'rv nlwit 1h. fire. h ,,!od of the troopers was rlied. an-i elf-elected delegates, with the advice of and is now
;u.w 'f ,nr-jr w the-r n:i fv- 11 Kkevl at one time as if tb.y wouM the Republican party, "has not accepted Mr. Olelv
. ,v, harelr escaping ri J e crawd down. rire.Cly they dia mT challenge for a joint campaign." I manager of
ts rstr l rfw T.10T are now accept-! fopc tbc,r through the crowd oa He held the entire attention of his hear- Durham
.w. rhatr of thflr nelrhWr. a Tua aKd several romen ana children ers daring the time that he was talking, nation is to
"i;-t-M Pa Oct Jbn Mnllin. an M'kV KiiocKfd down by the liorsos. Hon. Lindsay Patterson, independent cessor has
!fart mln- f.-enian. who had Ien Michael iabo, aged JO years, was chased - ;
ha f.r bring our de3 soadieTs liome
' sh t-hp. latter for debauchery,
sterday afternoon II D. Cates of Je Mde Bn-appeal to Dem-
lge county had a close call with tn thpir Darty. and
s. A not a contest with poor men and rich death. He was riding horseback when 3 te present Supreme Court
irected nien but of good men against bad men. the horse -became frightened and backed. 1 Boon be wiped out of existence, t
ie ; -
SULLIVAN AND HEARST
. . . . . .. . 1 . 1 .. .. . . A. . A.
n;T- a,l r. 1 d and disnioimted "his men ond they wealth, or rich men or corporations; it is Orange county had
.-... t , ,w.!!i T)im I w ordered to load their riiies.
x t-.. -o-i.;.,.r.,.n vi: charge on the crowd ws then di
H'n serin! e-.'li Icr. . eavnaryraen. T he 1nop then marcnea own all natural monopolies and that was knocked to. the ground and was
M. v. nci'x- t Tu. itoCeutre and Calais.an streeu, where there should be stringent laws, and these unconscious for some time. Soon after-
JU -- 1 .. . 1 "Jill J : t .l ! .1. .J il I Jf . i. Tt'.. 1-. -
.eui nas larrciu iu lue n jus
where he was attended by a
Today he was much better
able to leave the hospital.
i..e Jeffries has resigned as
the ice department of the
Traction Company. His resig-
wnrklng for th" Kr!e company at May-
e:i. was either r m.:y niur.iercu ny
strikers or net with a terrible accident
hre lat nirht. Mullin. ia ocmpany
with ar.o'her non-cnion man. was on his
way to his home In this city and had
lWn ifriniinr In a aloon at SmUhville.
snSarb. An hoar r twi afterwards
Mn'.l;ii'. Iwiy was mn over by a street
ra'.lwav car an 1 badly mutilated. All
in.Ii.-t:n p-'rt t- a f.nl murder and
th flscinc ef JIali'n's tK.'.y a the track
t- h; a crime. Tho motfrm.in says
hf aw W.xkI on the man unturned
fjen as soon as the hea.I'iht disolo-cd
n h-ily on the track, an! the remains
nrrm cM when pl-kcl up by the crew.
Any tn f Tilenre had been de-sfnTe-t
iy the mmgl:ng of the body by
the enr.
Wilkesharre. Ta. Oct. 2. Further
gains were male by several of the coal
mnrii today, and the production was
i3.TescJ by bttcr work on th part of
t men nd the Inrrmp of fh f.irce.
The departure of President Mit hU anil
the ditri-t presidents for AVahinrti"Ti
d.J n"r afTe.t th workers, althmtch It
is exnectrd that the pac prepcct mizht
caase iany t remain away from work.
STral traln-!-'a of coil were sent
r at frm te S" ran tun dirTirt during
the rich. The estimated output to-lay
w .0" tors.
Mt. anr.e!. 0.-t. 2. Con operators
h-re tlir stil th. cenference between
tj press 1'tit. th- o-era tors and Presl-
not. been named.
nnd captured, charged with calling
iiame-s. . They arrive! in eianp at 3
o'clock with their prisoner.
Wiike.-b-.irre, Oct. 2. The ncPe,s ai
linnce tocftiy inaugurated a new n6ve
1n thrfr ecrtrt to eird .'1: sitrike. They
pm.iose t atuick-tho charters of the
oal cvmpanies on the ground that by
refusing to scil coal to consumers the
1.,.;, . upi-nnisouc-.r Wilmington, X. C. Oct. 2.-Special.-clartei's.
Attorney McCarthy of Harle- . . J ,
urn ro.kiv called at the Ihigh Valley !II,m- Lt?e S- Overman of . Salisbury
t al tVmpatiyV oftice in that town and Wffls enthusiastically reeeired by two
miM he had lee!ded to buy ome cu.il. hundred and fifty Democrats In the
He w.i-i tM lie crtild nut hare anycon house tonight. Ills speech was
Ihere was n-uujio fell. The proper wit-, . . ... . . .
Overman Makes a Strong
Address in Wilniingfpn
res nceonipanied him. A rfmilar
Two New Men for Congress
from New York City
NTew York.. Oct. 2. Timothy. D. Sul-
take effect at once, lllis sue- ilivan, the newstoy wQio before 'he was
ol yeai old "had been stx mass a meiu-
ler of tCi'e assembly anu once a-se-.
Iter, who has been a senia'fcor since 1804
fpd has long been knowia as '"The only
Tamm'any leader Oroker i afraid, of,"
ws Eiominal.ed for cxwisresa tonight in
the eightd dista-lct. Pc-rry Belmamt tod
expected to get the nomfination. T5m
atiiroun'eed. tihat he wa gcing 'tiotake
the nominaliom htmself and he gat it, no
One d3senting. William R. Hears't of
the Journal was nominated in tllna elev
er rdistrict. - '.f .. jU.u- -r. '.
the hands of Republicans and his side
track at the -Greensboro convention.
Continuing,-he .said ' Democrats be
lieved schools,, pensions and charitable-
institutions. They have nominated
great men like Judge Connor 'riind- (Piatt,
Walker for associate justices, . and
- T" I. 1 t J - . J j ,t ' 1 X
moye Is to be made d.mlng the next u was consiaerea one or the unest cttorts "i"1" raT y , i Lincoln, Neb..
$25,00C,00O Japanese Consolidated bonds
heating five p?r cent interest. .They 'will
probably be issued at par. , '
AfiriTiPiinniis. i Minn'j; Oct. 2. Judge
, Brooks today sentenced Superintendent
of Police Fred; W. Ames to six years
and a half .in the penitentiary .f for ac
cepting a bribe. A tay of fifty days
in. Avhich to mpye. fof a rlew: trial was
granted. ', ;
1 1
' Wasihfnston, Oct. 2. Mr. J. A. HM.
er-has been appo:ited 'snpertiKfai,..,,
llhe OhaJi'ieston diTicvon of th. So;rt'u:
Itaiilway and nfeo suporinten Ui't nf f
Augusta division of the Kotu'ifrn
wtly, with tofhees at Chniirst iM, s. fl
He takes the pJace of Mr. 1 K. II !r
Av!ao 'has resign 0x1.
CAREERS OF THE SINGERS
j j IN THE BRILLIANT
BOBDON-SHAY GRAND
TELEGRAPH TERSITIES
ivjple of day in ench of the cavA conn- along the line of argument that was ever
t'es, ar.d thtm action will he started in delivered here. Frequent bursts of ap
the court ia th'wlty, Pot-t-srille and ntin .,aio,i ,im r.n n.
Scran no.
After n pencefnl week and on the eve
during the hour and twenty minutes he ty-four. He then asked
Oct. 2. Chancellor E.
ews will Tcmain at. tne
and nominate an dndapendemt. He then head of the University of Nebraska1 at
.showed the record-f the. Democrats the his original salary of $5,CKM) a year.
twenty-two years in po
wer, out of thir-i Rome. Oct. 2. The departure of Arch- r0e, Mich. There !Mi!s3
1 if. RepubUcUrS 'bihorp Guidi, the new apostolic delegate. , (hi adr,' -
-n-vV -Le-ra. fa to the Philippines for Manila has been ncun Pn iae aunu
. j ifi rn t iii 1 iiini riMC 1 fir 1 'i r 1 1 n 11 :i ih-p . c?
of what is Mrnr eplited.aa a peace P and when he concluded congratu- 1 Z-l VZ a-7 ,.t definitely fixed foT th? middle of, this lege of Mu&i
& X r lit lllilIir,ir(IllLC Li "iill l anu 1 l I WW- 111 .Til- -T T I
. . . - irinnin 1 1 n w 1 1 1 i-i-v tvh 11 11 1 iu 1 nun
With the nossrhlA exrcentibn of the MetronollTan Opera Company if T
York, the artists who 0 to make up the organization which J. "Saunders Cr.i;:
has formed under the-title of the Gortfcu-bhay- Grand Opera Company, cd
rivialed on the contemporaneous Lyric stage. In forming the orgnni.Tt;o:i Mr,
Gordon jiot only considered the 'advisability of secuiMng artists of rcj;.i ba
ne a.iso d-ecixnea. A,o . Jpa.Te m. -Jii company any arpj$t, no ra itier now great in.:
renown if they were 'not in good roice. . The result as admitted Is tbat thai
are no depleted or threadbare artists in the organiza ttoil.
For these aid other pertinent reasons brief reference to the careers of :ii
singers who will present "Faust" next Tuesday evening may not be umime'j.
The prima donna of! the company, Miss Rose Cwilla Shay, c:thoti?a a -vrr
. . 1 . . , , . . . . . -1
young woman, n as aereaay tUaa ner largesse ox fame. ne was horn m :in:ivr.
j se,t, Ohio, and received her earlier education at St. Mary's Academy at N-y
J . A-"- ". I . 1 1 - " t, ...J
onay s voice ariractea aimosc lmmeaiaie axieni: ' j, a is
of her teacher, sha entered the famous Cii;oin:ia;l Col-
w u in c m. 1 1 L. j 1 m. a. i;iiiri rin idLiuu x 1 u iu ir iir.Tiiiaiiic 1111-11 1 1 1 11 r i: ; .v. k a t j . l.
ts .trtVT. ,t Tirmnnth . i",'"'eU. i"ftl1 .... .J. . " . the Pope the most
V .. . U ' , ; : communiiy were pronise. money irom poor cniltlren. and that is tions in reeard to
vs i-, aUi VvZu-r t" ! (Martin S. Willard, former representa- ww"" illiteracy an .win Americans.
.Norta American Coal dompmy s wnh- 4 Carolina today. They hare never bu.A. Washington. Oct. 2
cry. a new worKine. ann u cns.;.ie:tilie ",c 1U l"v irsuunue i.vm oiv uau- a scnoI. felt in vetr-rdav's
conciliating instruc
ts dealings with the
dnmace a hey lmd don,e at the Ster- over, Introduced Mr. OrerniiJai m op
l:ng wahery close by the morning be- proprlate speech, refeiTing briefly to his
fo-re.
j political career.
The speaker opened
by
Much interest is
bidding at the navy
lie denounced Renublimm m consist- .department for the battlesMp. Louisiana,
ence and drew a sharp comoarison In l J? Teas?n tha 3
n.nui a:i j-a.. j .v. ,. i' "now jusr now tne receni cieai com-
uuamiai iviiuuiwa auu LUlIltlJ lue lix u L ui v. -- :-i j ;n rr - 11.. a.
exnTessInir on 4ho, RmtrhlSenn rwv1 nmnmt uiue ul 'Pouuaers mi aneei insw
No Relief for the Over
, Strained Tobacco Market
gratitude for the kind remarks in turned over-to them $.100,000. We came
of government work.
introduction and said he honed that in with thirty-seven thousand. In lStiS lDm,.? aS ine,ewi?Th Ys.
h dMPrrp.l the-m tl cn;.i ha hn.i fhir frt,,nri tu oot i,, r0r, wnicu is tiear oursiae or r
olwavs had a lonsrin" d'iro to TLit PnivA . x. , , , ganizarion, succeeaea in neavu
ui.iy naa a lonsrin, asire to Tisit cape tentlary in debt one hundred and cutting the syndicate member
I-ear eection. Tliere i.Qways have been;five thousand. Convicts had no bread,-, bidding. synaicate memoei.
two parties in the state and sometimes meat, clothes. shoes. etc. Demo- Colon. Oct Admiral Cne
It appeared from
tom-
the or
ganization, succeeded in heavily under-
s m the
S'lC.
Tocla-Vigna,
the fam'OHS . teacher of that iu'stltutlon, after teaching hrr ell
that was possible, advised her to finish her eduoation In Milan, Ifaly. This M:
Shay did, tund after a long and arduous course of study -with the worlii rwi
Xeoni ehe made her debut-at La Seala, the greatest of -all operatic hoar'ls. Tl'
result Is well known to .the whole musical world. Her success, was undivi M ani
brilliant. She has a full, r!ch mezzo-soprano of excellent vmgc nrfi"
ful carrying power, .-she will be sure to please her hearers.
Th,e "Faust" of neext Tuesday evening will be Joseph Fredericks, who hu
had a marked success for a young ten or. He is a hondsome youth. nnl i:
every way gohaees thelpairtl The baritone who will dSjiv. Valentine i.weJ know
tlTA r..! :n . J TO . , -1 1- AT . . ""V" "' "AWi v. vaauca a u. o . -
a third party, but it i always of few crafs had to feed and cloth the starring flahip the' tottleshki wltconsin ar- ttie pppolitan . Opera . Company, the Mapleson Imperial Opera Cttnpanv. ta
A Savings Bank Set on Foot
In Goldsboro Hebrew
Citizens Celebrate
the New Year
Cdstcro. X. 0., Oct. 2. Special. On
'"ocnt of the crowded condition of the
t .f arro prirLouses and steramerles in
til city and at Kinston, Greenville,
:.-n and Rocky Mount, the tobacco
t.-t:.rs I.i ach town tried to get an
j;-i-ta:?r.t to cWe the warehouses for
...f:-n ,!..rs la ord r to allow the buyers
t car-'a nr xrith their work and make
.twMy f-.r t je balsnt-e of the crop. ' To
1 M as settk l upon as the time to
.-.o d.,r. but at tne lat moment one
,r ': '""d to slca the agreement.
. ro.ie irp the nn icrstandinr. The
,: "r "rn markets cannot afToTd to
u,i r doors and leave the field
pa J ;jvi town, and as a consequence
I i. ' , v'r "wareb-ns will continue
to tat:.. the crop of this section with-
uays and full of trouble. There Is a utml Buffering prisoners,
: wave of third party or indenendcintism ! w-oro in oHf -h0o. .r,r,aA v,v. this city to study the situation. The
every decade. ou can mar it nine sand and benind half a million. Where government today received by the steam
ont interruption. The buyers are rent-, times out of ten It wUMmd in the Re-'did eighteen thousand go? Into the eT..from Antwerp a consignment of mu-
ir'l 'th-? wm'i 51 hTi th'.?an iFfe ViiMlmn party. The amendment has set- 'pocket it thM ntSieialm 'SSSS 7ndW4fr?.D4,rt
and they will buy all the weed which twi n,n j -v- .i. .tt m.- -d.., s .i. cannon and 4U cases of ammunition.
come and continue to i-ay the very til" "lrr 13 LAa1""'' f . Mexico. , Mo., Oct. 2.-ongressman
rna, tbat which ga
Mf H .n'ir e "l io ijm.i. . i am
v r . i . . .
tratlng. TTrwiaTrT;j;lglir5!p V the DmSwat."
crop has lKen sold. The meetinr of ib the negro qnestion
tobacco TMcnutftt n-cn'.- ..h.a.i k Hind US.
farmers M rnh thoir crop on the mar-: declared he wa a Democrat, al- The last part of the speech was taken
ki rincti earlier than usual. It was ways had been, uiways would be. Never np wi.Ci national issues. He said tho
fcarctl that price would co down as Ym hf.n n Tf
a.i as in? -merican ana Imperial peo- tnn frT fr.,. him . t?t.i; t.A.- a. .,a.
Th frm nr rot .l V " . " . a,,,, a.-lll uie KreH'l prosperity OVBT TU1
- . wuuii J 1
- - K , I . . . -1 "
Eepuhlieans rived at Panama Tuesday, today visited jSeBaJchi-! Opera Conypany, .the) Roral Italian Opera Company 3 mi with Mi
Nevada. His voice is one of remarkable, ouritT. and the number il t!:n
when he has aroused Ms audience to the highest pitch are .lnnnmerabl .
John Dunsmore. the celebrated ha&so. vrfio -will
jMephisto, m& formerly idatlSed tvith the 'Bostoniaiw : the la Scal'a Grar.
Opera Company, ; anij, the .Roj-al Opera Company of Melbourne Austmiii. lti
work as Qlepbiato has been generally conceded to ba a creation.
ive so much trouble "was a damnable disgrace on the state. ' Champ Clark of tJaJa 'district was T todav
.not going to discuss ! Is. f! rra ignment of the Republican party -ft" Wh iam Clark
n; hope that Is .be- JlLjLL o go to Montana and make ten speeches
prosperity
He declared it due to a kind
lie g-t toire.Mier.
.1 1 rj itl thth tiriO rfmn nw,A -.0
- 1 ..x. ... ...., iaa llir.1 .........
w.TKing flay an.t night to get their ?: .1 T "VLV "1 a airc" i provwence. lie said free eilver was he effects of the gas sh
crop on the market. , j he ronrt it nt'tm of on r coiun-trv Renub- 150 an sue. there is mojre the time of her husband'
A savings bank is now a certainty for lv:?? LU.y' "!P"b . .... : the shock of her loss. She
Goldsboro. Several of our business men k iTrJJ V ' iTi":nJiD"lK" .Zi S "utw.i L V. ning to her house In
i"M a mcetinji lat ni:ht in the mayor's ,1 IV ;'7"c ,,"4 "V. T UJ,uiu"Ll wx years ago. 111s ,ei!es.
once to (lisi-iiss tht mnttA-r i'--. m-iiuum-da parry orougni nin.-s cm in irnelts was stronc-Oinn (he Kan Francisco. w o
The conmer kins
ij's for Mr. Clark to make his own
rms. Clark is speaking dajly in Mis-'.".u-i.
Paris. Oct. 2. M. Zola, in . his will,
equeaths his entire fortune to his
uidow. Madame Zola is still weak from
e inhaled at
s death and
returned this
Rue De Brux-
CMme. Ilelene Noldlj, 'another soprano of the company, 1 made her Vepnti
f!"3
with the fecaiChi Grand Opera Company, and was afterwards iie:;fi!i"l
the Qletropoiltan Orera Company. She hteis a voice of rare swe'etntss n:-1 bea
ty, and is an a.trst of great grace and personal magnetism.
- Miss Pai'line Johnson, still another 4?oprano of the company, has for th P""
several sea's'-ns up t this year been identified with the American ir
Opera Oompamy, etnd also with th.e National Opera Company. She i
ceedingly clever ar.ist ' .'and has justly won her fame. ;''
Elois -Bishop, the principle contralto of the company was form erlr
j American Openi, Company and the Boston Ideals. She is a known ar
.'lK a an tv Or
!eci,:o . that a savings bank is what "I'Pwion .ana aespotism on nls 'pco- severely cntlicised the aklmlinistnation. ' tMty Of Sydney, which has arrived from !
... "7 .' : l'?eaiauon 01 me , ' "" remem- , ..airin quesuon was touched on ana j vorts, orings news or a dis- a voice of exceedlntr irreat hreadtb Wnm.
iiiiu pian or operation was ihtpii mat Kepi mm irom tne tCfublican tne extravagance of the last eonfrefas asuuus eannquaKe at Apaclxgia. near , . , - ----- . Bjuiyuj.
made by several of the gentlemen pres-. ranks. ' ' , . fdemorwA tt , 7 ' a soe boundary of Mexico, Par- Impressarsa Gordon is blessed with one of the most capable cond
ent. all of whom dwelt noon the bejien-t Th TtTtnnltMn t' iflfmorAatiiated.- - He also denounced forci- ' ticnlars of .the - ptpu - whinh ' a,,.j r:t ii , V. 1 . . pAO" 7
. .... . ...t 1-. AAA. , u(- 1-uiiiiiniiiu v. n was ne sam. line
6f
stated that savings banks engender and other prosperity.
foter frugality ainonr wair-cnrnPrj tlm M .,0.1.
, mir. art- iu pnrrons or sucn
iiifiuuuons. 11 was decided to
I f Tl TWTW n n T t-cmykMA.. I
is Jeter C. Pritchirrt lA We coionijsation and poSmfed' to the hor-j September 24, are not available.
ity. PrJtchard's statement, . e Editions eristrog in-the Philip- ..London. Oct. 2. The.report that a
.iyuerjuan. is to De floated is con
firmed. The Baring Brothers, the Hong
Kong and Shanghai Bank, and the Yoko-
nam Uiaa. fJl . l m '
aaaaa 01ciio uaas win issue next week
responsible for pros-; P brought on by tihei United States.
such ptrity is full of impudence. .He referred I ITe said this country's oniy exports to
place j to the passing of the negro as a tool in j these felauda are coffins and. beer. The;
ac-a.- vi vjtuiseppi xrossa. This famous leader is frrm
renown KrullsjTheatre In Berlin, and has been from tlfno to tim
with the Oatstle Square and DOily Carte Opera companies. - lie V
Walter Damrosch and .the fate Anton Seidl. .
In variety this is a cast well calculated to please the most critic '.'
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