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Evening Bulletin
Register Your Votes for Your Favorite !
Vol. VIII. No. U71.
HONOLULU,. H. I., MONDAY, MARCH 5, 1900.
Fbiod 5 Cents.
TAlfyOF THE ISLAMT'
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$200.001NPRIZES
The BULLETIN offers to the per
sons who, between Feb'ruary ist and
July 31st, shall send In the largest
'number ot new subscribers, the fol
lowing prizes :
Iftt Prize Cleveland Bicycle, TO.
The winner of 4he it prize Is t llbry
to choose between models oo, 01 and 04 of
the 1900 Cleveland Bicycle. Model 94 Is
road racer, weight 20 pounds. Model 91
Is a light road wheel, weighing 22 lbs , and
Modefoo a heavier road wheel,. wt 24 lbs.
The bicycle to be selected from the stock
of the Honolulu Bicycle Co.. agents
for Cleveland Bicycles. (The choice may
be made brtween the corresponding ladles'
Models, should the winner of ist prize b
a lady). ,
' 2nd Prize, Singer Scwlnj Ma
chine, $00.00.
( The winner of this prlre may choose
between these three stvles of machines:
that with oscillating shuttle and top coyer,
that with vibrating shuttle and cabinet
top, both five-drawer machines, or the
"Automatic," with three drawers. This
machine will be furnished by B. Bcr
. gersen, sole agent for the Hawaiian
Islands.
3rd Prize, Premo Senior Camera,
4x5, with Outfit, 640.00.
The Premo, Sr., has Double Swing
Back, Double Sliding Front, and Rack and
Pinion for focusing. This camera may be
sed with either Plates or Films. The
outfit Includes 1 Plate Holder, Tripod, j
Trays, Developer, Fixer, Negative Rack,
Graduate, Stirring Rod and Lantern.
Camera and outfit are from the LcMun
yon Photo-Supply Co., sole agents.
4th Prize, a Zonophonc, the Lnt
cst improvement on the Gramo
phone, with O Records, $30.00.
This Is the loudest and mojt natural
talking machine yet Invented, it Is to be
selected from the stock of the Bcr gstrom
Music Co., sole agents for the Hawaiian
Islands. .
,V The following conditions of the contest
must be observed :
'1. All subscriptions must be prepaid at
:ast three months in advance.
F . No renewals or transfers of subscrip
tions will be counted In this contest as
new subscriptions. Each name must be a
bona fide addition to ine suoscripuon usis.
3. Subscriptions should be sent in as
.laon as secured, together with the name
and address of the person to whom the
subscription is to be credited, as well as of
the subscriber. Great care should be taken
to give ACCUKATELY the full name and
address of each new subscriber.
4. Any person in the Ha
waiian Islands is eligible
to try for these prizes.
During the continuation of the contest
for the Most Popular Captain, coupons
entitling the holder to cast so many vr.tes
for the Captain of his choice accoidlng to
the term of his subscription, will V given
to each new subscriber attached to the
receipt for the subscription, as previously
announced.
Subscription Rates: fS.oo per year,
S2.00 for three months; strictly In advance.
. THE MOST POPULAR CAP FAIN
The captain who shall have ths largest
numbiridrvotes on Saturday, March 3'.
- will Wftven an elegant pair of Binoculars
-r ' from the store of H. F. Wlchman. I he
are the best that can be obtained md may
- Jlflnl... nt VAlrlimin'c mr
De seen on uy"y i it ,,"..." - -.v.
In addition to the votes which appear
each day In the upper right hand corner of
I,. firJ mm. which are to b filled out
and deposited at this office, new subscribers
a. are entitled to cast votes as follows. A
coupon for the number Is attached to the
receipt.
1 MONTH 40 VOTES
1 MONIrtb 150 vuica
0 MONTHS 350 VOTES
1 YEAR 7So VOTES
The standlne of the contest Friday,
March 2. was" as follows. This list will
be chang'.d every Saturday.
CAPF. CAMERON .
.2504
CAPT. S1MERSON 235
CAPT. flLARKfi...,....,. i8i
OAPT.'.PfipEKSEN ..'.. "77
"CAPT. BtTUHN u6
CAPT. mbbMAiN zj
CAPT. TULLE1T 259
CAPT. J. DOWER 17
CAPT. NIUHULSEN 0
, CAPT. WEISBARTH
CAPT. SAMSUN
, V CAPT. THOMPSON
CAPT. J. ULUNAHELE
No Kahulut Pilot.
Walluku, Feb. 28. Since Bob Eng
lish Is la quarantine, Knhulul Is with
out a pilot Somo say that Mr. Malkal
thn native stevedore Is capablo of
bringing in merchant vessels, but It Is
doubtful whether the underwriters will
How it,
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WEDDING STATIONERY. Engraved
Cards, Embossing.
H. P. WICHMAN.
A full lino ot harness and saddlery
at tho P. V and S. Co.
SHIPPING COMMITTEE REPORT
Regulations Bade for Handling Freight
to Other Islands.
Wilder and later blind Whines Will Be Fenced
Inspectors In Charge -Goods Permitted
Method of Handling of the Goods.
At a meeting ot the Hoard ot Health
Saturday afternoon Mr. 'Smith pre
sented the following report of tho bpo
clal commttttoo on shipping which
was accepted at tho meeting held Sun
day afternoon.
Honolulu, II. I., March 3d, 1900.
Dr. C. B. Wood,
President of tho Hoard of Health.
Sir: Your commlttco to whom was
referred the matter of the shipment ot
necessary articles of merchandise to
other ports of tho Islands beg to re
port as follows. Consideration has
been given to tho various classes of
merchandise, forms and conditions nf
packing, methods of disinfection and
fumigation and manner of handling.
Inspection has been mndo of tho fu
migating plnnt at tho I'nclllc . Mall
wharf and of tho wharves hereafter re
ferred to as a result of their Investi
gations your commltteo beg to recom
mend:
First. That tho wharves known ns
the Klnau and Inter-Island wharves
should bo fenced from the street by a
fence 1C feet high with two gntcs to
each fence, to bo known ns qunrnntlncd
wharves.
Second. That each wharf, fumigation
and hot air rooms, and tho railroad
depot, bo placed In charge of one or
moro Inspectors holding commissions
from tho Board of Health, and that a
sufllclent number of assistants ho fur
nished to each Inspector. Tho Inspec
tor and assistants to be required to
mako a chango ot clothing on entering
and leaving said places.
Third. That two or moro air cham
bers be erected hi tho places adjoining
tho fumigating apparatus nt tho Pa
cific Moll wharf, steam from tho boiler
of tho plnnt to 00 utilized for heating
tho chambeis: that tho fumigation
room In tho coral building adjoining
tho Mnll dock bo put In proper order to
lio utilized for tho purposes recom
mended In this icport. Goods from
theso places to bo transferred on
clean covered drays to wharf for ship
ment.
Fourth. That nil the expenses In
cident to the cost of merchandise fu
migation, disinfection and handling of
freight be borne by tho shippers, tho
rate to bo charged fixed at two cents
(2c) per cubic foot of shipments. Tho
shippers are requested to mako meas
urements on shipping receipt. Schedule
"J" shall pay n rato of fifty cents (fiOc)
per ton.
Lumber which is rafted: There
shall bo no chargo mndo upon It.
Fifth. Thnt tho steamers ot tho Isl
and fleets bo allowed to npproach tho
quarantined wharves to tho six foot
limit between tho hours of fl n. in. ami
0 p. m. for tho purposo of receiving
freight.
Sixth. That nil freight referred to In
Schcdulo "A" ho brought to tho en
tranco of 0110 or the other of tho quar
antined wharves or tho railroad do
pot, there to bo received by tho ngents
of tho Board to bo properly disin
fected and transferred to n clean dray
kept on the wharf, and by this latter
carried to the steamers or scows.
Seventh. Tho method of disinfec
tion to bo, unless otherwise specified
herein, for Schcdulo A, washing and
spraying of containers with ono per
cent solution of sulphuric acid
For Schcdulo B, fumigation by buI-
phur for twelve hours or exposuro In
hot nlr chamber for a period of ono
hour.
Other schedules as specified.
'Eighth. Schcdulo A Goods of
American or European production or
manufacture, packed In original un
broken tight wood or metal containers.
Ninth. Schcdulo B Qoods ot Amcrl-
cuu or European production or monu-:
facturo In original packages other than
above.
Tenth. Schedule C Flour, feed, fod
der, fresh vegetables and fruits from
tho new quarantined wharf or from
clenn vessels In tho harbor only.
Eloventh. Schedule D Sugar bags
and twine, nftcr subjection to n tem
perature of 250 degrees in not air
chambers for a period of ono nour.
Twelfth, Schcdulo E Drugs and
medicine nftcr washing or spraying of
cases.
Thirteenth. Schedule F Machinery
and corrugated Iron after spraying
with acid solution.
Fourteenth. Schedule CI Itlce, Ha
waiian or American, after fumlgatiori
by hot air or If prepared direct from
v
paddy under supervision of tho agent
of tho Board of Health at Hopper's rice
mill, packed In new sacks and deliver
ed In covered drays direct to the wharf
when further fumigation will not be
required.
Fifteenth. Schedulo H Leather In
rolls and bolting after fumigation by
sulphur.
Sixteenth. Schedulo I Coin, after
boiling, containers to be disinfected by
spraying.
Seventeenth. Schedule 3 'I ho fol
lowing goods are recommended to be
permitted shipped without treatment:
Coal, In bulk or bags; bricks, lime,
ncld fertilizers, cement, fire clay.
Eighteenth. Schedule K Hawaiian
coffee In bags, after treatment with
hot air.
Nineteenth. Schedule L Lumber
without disinfection If rafted to ves
sels, It not rafted sprayed wltn acid
Bolu..on.
Shipments by rail 011 tho Island of
Oahu to bo disinfected or fumigated at
the railroad freight house, as may be
directed by the agent of tho Board.
From tho foregoing It might, at first
sight, appear that tho regulations pro
posed favored tho larger business
houses In tho matter ot shipments,
such, however, is not tho intention.
Careful consideration was given to the
matter of small shipments of broken
packages and It was not found practi
cable nt tho present time to nrrange
for such shipments without grcnt trou
blo nnd expense to tho shipper. Your
committee hope to report later on this
particular matter.
Your commltteo recommend thnt tho
following Instructions nnd regulations
bo Issued In connection with carrying
out the plans offered:
1st. Thnt tho quarantined wharves
nnd enrs be swept and disinfected once
or oftener each'day.
2d. Thnt no one bo allowed on tho
quarantine wharves without a permit
from the olllcer of tho Board, evasion
of this regulation to ho a misdemeanor.
.Id. Thnt any person found pnsslng
packnges through or on tho quaran
tined wharves or steamers other than
through nn Inspector be arrested nnd
fined.
The committee would suggest that
the Bonrd stato publicly that no re
sponsibility Is nssumed for any dam
age resulting from fumigation or dis
infection. The commlttco have Indicated only
tho methods to bo followed out, nnd It
remnlns with tho shippers to accept
them If de3lrod.
The committee would further recom
mend that nil former shipping lists,
regulations nnd permits ho rescinded.
Respectfully submitted,
(Signed.) GEO. W. SMITH.
F. 3. LOWItEY.
EDMUND C. SHOKEY,
JAMES WAKEFIELD.
.1. F. IIUMHERG.
JAPANESE WANTS CEMETERY
In the Executive Council this morn
ing tho voto of $690 for excess of mili
tary pay rolls In February wns recon
sidered. It wns voted to authorize In
stend the payment of $1125. 85.
Minister Mott-Smlth lead 11 com
munication from Mlko Snlto, Japnncso
Consul, asking for n sita for it Jnpan
cso cemetery, tho present ono on the
rnstcin slope of Punchbowl being full.
T. K. Mossman's application for a
commission ns notary public was re
ferred to tho Attorney General.
Items under the pioposed appropiin-
tlon bill were discussed.
Stcnmcrs Due.
Two foreign steamers nro duo to ar
rive between now nnd tomorrow morn
ing. It Is anticipated that tho Coptic
from San Francisco for tho Orient will
nrilvo about 1 p. m nnd tho Gaelic
from Yokohama Is expected nliout mid
night. Tho mnll closed for tho Orient
at noon today nnd tho Coast mnll
closes Immediately upon tho Qnellc be
ing sighted. This was ilono at the re
quest of tho ngents of tho vessels as
they wish to avoid tho delay of detain
ing them four hours whllo tho mnll Is
being fumigated.
Quito a fow passengers aro booked
bor both ways, but It Is not anticipated
that any will bo token.
No Plague nt Klhcl.
Walluku, Feb. 28. Dr. Garvin has
stated that tho caso of tbo Japaucso
woman who died nt Klhcl yeBtorday Is
not a plaguo case. Soveral slides wore
made nnd In somo of themo were somo
. necullur looking objects which tho doe
' tor hesitated to declare as plaguo ba-
cllll. Tho body, however, has been cre
mated as a safeguard.
Street Extension Jury.
Tho Jury summoned by Marshal
Brown to meet nt 10 u. m. Thursday
and forthwith proceed to examine tho
ground of the proposed extension of
Pauahl street to Fort street consists of
T. F. Lansing, F. W. McChesnoy,
Henry Wntcrhouse, E. D. Tenney. T. J.
King nnd Arthur Harrison.
Aid for the Needy.
Walluku. Feb. 28. Itov. John M.
Lewis Is going around raising subscrip
tions for the unfortunates In quaran
tine at Kabulul, and In a very little
whllo ho succeeded In getting nearly
$200. Mr. Lewis Is continuing tho work
and everybody In Walluku la opening
up their purse for this good cause.
Walluku'a Steam Plow.
Wnllnlrii T.Vh 9S Th nanr ?5.tnn
steam plow for thoWalluku planta
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lion is ueiug put uji uj iui. rurgcBuu,
formerly of Walalua, Oahu. This Is
the first steam plow UBcd on tho Wal
luku fields since the plantation was
started some thirty years ago, and good
results are anticipated.
ANOTHER GLEAN BOARD
Ho Plague Suspicions or Otherwise
Since Friday.
Physicians doable to DeUrnilne Levy's Case
Patient Making Good Headway-Channel
W!arf for Business.
2 p, fn. "All right. He's In
very good condition." This Is
Dr. Wood's answer to n ques
tion nbout II. M. Levy's condi
tion. The latest case of plague was
Leo Ling, taken at Kallhl on
Friday night nnd died on Sat
urday afternoon. There is no
plaguo, suspicions or death
case today.
Tho cuso of H. M. Levy, Hawaiian
hotel clerk, has not been pronounced
plague. Dr. Hoffman Is bMII making
experiments, but lias difficulty In get
ting material. The patient yielded no
sputum yesterday for examination.
May Use Hot Alp.
At a meeting of the Board of Health
Saturday Mr. Lowrey brought up the
question of tho fumigation of Island
mnll and stated that It was a great in
convenience to tho business men of the
city to have to mall their letters four
hours before the departure of nn Island
stenmcr. Could not Island mnll bo dis
infected by means of hot nlr? Of
course, mall for tho States would have
to undergo sulphur fumigation on ac
count of tho regulations. At the meet
ing Sunday Dr. Day wns appointed a
commlttco of ono to look Into tho ques
tion of disinfecting Island mall by
means of hot nlr. If this method can
be used, thero will bo n saving of three
hours to tho business men each mall.
Channel Wluir? Avntlnblc.
Dr. Wood, president of tho Board of
Health, on Saturday gnvo permission
to tho merchants to u so tho constructed
hnlf of tho Channel wharf, together
with the completed, warehouse, for re
ceiving and distributing merchandise
in quarantine.
Knlilil Ctiiup NoteH.
Tho remainder of tho people from
tho block bolow Queen street were re
moved to the Kallhl detention camp
Sunday afternoon. Among these were
the Inmates of Russian Frank's place
on Queen, near Richards street.
Among tho visitors at tho cump yes
terday were tho following: Dr. Wood,
Dr. HodgcrH, Andrew Brown, J. A,
Kennedy and Hev. Azbtll.
Several people were escorted away
from tho camp fences Saturday night
some on nrcount ot their over Indul
gence nnd others for going too close to
people In detention. A big Ocrman
proved very obstreperous.
Twenty bottles of swipes were dis
covered Sunday In one of tho hoiibcs
occupied by natives. Tho liquor was
mndo fro mtnio, hops, potato peels and
tho like.
Miss Munsou is the 110 wnlghl mirto
at the camp hospital.
Thero Is nil kinds of trouble with tho
water system nt Kallhl. Tho govern
ment wntor was Bhut off yesterday and
tho artesian well water could only bo
used to IIiibIi out tho Humes.
CINCHING POOR PEOPLE
A prominent gentleman. In whoso
line of duty comes 11 considerable over
sight of people of humblo circumstan
ces bitterly complained to a Bulletin
reporter this morning of tho cinching
of poor people In rents.
He says that landlords nro taking ad
vantage of tho present helpless situa
tion of lowly folk by demanding exor
bitant ren'als from new applicants,
and raising the rent on their present
tenants. Inct cases from $14 to ?20 n
month nro mentioned, nlso tho exac
tion of from $S to $10 for hovels that
ore really unlit for habitation.
Some of the homeless ones who have
been sleeping on vernndas and In sheds
would, nt tho former raps, bo able to
pay for comparatively respectable
houses.
Tho Informnnt assented to a sugges
tion of the newspaper man that tho
present Is a grand opportunity for
wealthy phllanthorplstH to provide
model cottages for tho poor at reason
able rentals.
President Enn Resigns.
As John Ena has found It necessary
to leave for tho Coast In tho near fu
ture on account of his health, ho has
sent In his resignation as president of
tho I. I. S. N. Co. No action has yet
been taken.
SEASON OF 1900.
Iwakaml rough braid straw hats for
the season of lOO.
- J Buy your carriago material from the
'nnnlfln VoVilclo nnil Riinnlv Co.
Pacific Vehicle and Supply Co,
A meeting of inspectors Is called for
4 p. m. today, at the offlco of tho Citi
zens' Sanitary Commlttoo, to discuss
tbe situation. ,
ROOM FOR BIOSTEAMERS
Delayed Extension of Oceanic Wharf
Again Considered.
Oceanic Steamship Compinj Wants Space
for Big Liners Coming-United States 4
to Erect a Warehouse.
Before the late Captain J, A. King,
Minister of tho Interior, died In office
ho had ordered Superintendent of Pub
lic Works Howell to fill In with wharf
construction tho Jog between tho
Oceanic and Allen & Robinson's
wharves. Mr. Howell has never over
taken tho order nnd now tho mnttcr Is
pressing for n special reason.
W. Q. Irwin & Co.. Ltd., In a letter
to Minister Young advise him that the
new steamers of the Oceanic Steamship
Company will ho calling here In a few
months hence. As they will bo under
contracts for carrying American rind
English malls with dispatch. It Is de
sirable that they havo good facilities
for discharging, loading nnd coaling
here.
The Oceanic wharf Is 292 feet In
length, of which only 280 feet Is
available for handling fi eight nnd
coaling. By filling tho Jog In question
a total length of 470 feet would bo
obtained. If not given tho additional
space, tho forward hatch would be out
of reach of the wharf.
Wilder & Co. and Lcwers & Cooke
have for a long time been using the
Biiaeo between thoso wharves for dls
charging lumber. They nre not averse
to having the wharves united, If only
they can bo nssured thnt no ware
house will be erected to block their
traffic. The Government does not wish
to curtail the lumber firms' operations,
but Minister Young hopes one tiny to
sec a new lumber ground established
out of tho way of Interference .
The United States has taken GO feet
of tho upper end of the gap, nnd Major
Huhlcn Is about to havo n brick ware
house erected there. This will not se
riously reduce the lumbermen's
ground.
Otimltlcr PlemlH Destitution.
Aklma Ik u Hawaiian who was dis
charged from tho Kallhl detention
camp nt the expliatlon of his term of
quarantine. Ills release caid was
taken up by an Inspector In a dis
trict beyond Llllha street tin Satur
day afternoon. Tho man appeared nt
the Citizens' Sanitary Committee's
he:id(iiartcrs yesterday to request that
lie bo sent back to the camp because,
he was In destitution and had no home.
Ills request was compiled with, but
Superintendent McVeigh refused to
admit him to the camp again. Tho rea
son of refusal was that Aklma yhcn
In camp had been running 11 ehefa
game. This morning tho man was
pressing tho bar at headquarters again.
.Mr. finlt. having the ndvlco of E. I).
Tcnney, hunt 11 statement of tho case
to the Marshal and a policeman mine
over nnd took Aklma to tho station.
Mr. McVeigh was met on tho street a
minute later and said Aklma had
cleaned up about 51700 with his gaino
in the camp. Besides, bo was not
homeless. His wife was living nt Joe
Clark's houso hi Llllha street, where
Aklma no doubt could also havo hhcl
tcr. Paying the Bills.
C. M. Cooke stated to tho Bulletin
this morning that tho critics of tho
Board of Health Finance Committee
nro doing that body a great injustice
"Wo havo sent up 170 different bills to
tho Auditor dcncral," said Mr. Cooke,
"and wo nro going nhend as rapidly
as possible. Tho delay Is duo In some
Instances to the merchants themsolvci,
through tho bills not being properly
made out, and often to tho fact that
the bills must be approved at so many
different camps. I havo a bill right
here, that I havo been running around
with to get tho proper approval. I
have been threo times to see tho mnn
whose approval must bo obtained, nnd
so far havo been unablo to catch him.
Often times nine-tenths of a bill will
bo nil rlKht. but dlmculty In connec
tion with the remnlnlng tenth causes
the delay.
If tho merchants will mnko tneir
complnlnts to tho commltteo they can
learn tho reason ror ticiny, ami very
likely render us assistance In hurry
ing tho payment. .Wo havo nothing to
do with tho payment of approved bills,
but wo nro working night and day to
straighten matters out."
6quared the Sollmnker.
Captain Pcattlo ot tho Inverness
Bhlrc, before his vessel sailed, had set
tled tho libel of damages in $1000
hrnueht ncalnst him by Wm. Thomp
son the sallmaker for assault and false
lmDrlsonment. Ho paid the counsel
fees of Geo. A. Davis, the costs of court
and a solution of $25 to tho complain
ant. A discontinuance was accordingly
filed.
nnN'T PASS our OPERA GLASSES
for tho World. They're made by Le
Malre. "Nutfsald." II. P. WICHMAN.
NOT AFRAID OF HWAIIANS
Senator Waterhonse Speaks Apropos it
Free Franchise.
Natives Capable of Deciding (or Ibsnueliu. la . ,
Election Matters Have Regard fo Bat" ' '
Interest of tbe Country.
"1 am not afraid of tho Hawaiian
vote," Senator Henry Watcrhouso said
this morning and continued:
"My reason Is that, having been as
sociated with tho Hawallans so long
It Is approaching tho fiftieth anniver
sary of odr family's arrival horo I
havo confidence that they will do oh
well, for both themselves nnd the
country, ns a large proportion of the
voters on the Mainland.
"It was In 187C thnt I wns first elect
ed to tho Legislature, when tho natives
had practically the entire voting pow
er In their own nands. That wa tho
tlmo when electioneers collected till the
tax receipts of the people they could
lay their hands on. As you know, It
wos necessary for a voter to show his
tax receipt at the polls. I, however,
collected no tax receipts.
"The Hnwnllnns nro now free from
certain Influences that used to bear
strongly upon them nt election, but
even when subject to those Influencos
they acted moro Independently than
many people give them credit for hav
ing done.
"I am satisfied that the natives know
where their Interests He, and that tbey
want good government as earnestly as
any of us."
COURT BUSINESS UN.
Jury business was started nt the ex
tended February term of the First
Circuit Court before Judge Porry this
morning. Ocorge Houghtnlling'B ap
peal from tho District Court, against
conviction of unlicensed liquor soiling,
enmo on for trial before tho following
Hnwiiljaii Jury: Kahulollo, J. W. Ma.
helonn, M. Pnnhl, Alox. Nicholas, S. W.
Knlhuablnl, S. K.- Akl, J.' U. JosCpha,
John D. Holt, Jr., I. H. Knknole, S.
Aholo, A. J. Smithies and Jos. Morris.
Dolo and Cathcart for prosecution; J.
T. Do Bolt for defense.
"Not guilty" was tho plea of each of
nlno defendants on Saturday. Ono was
for manslaughter, two for burglary,
three for perjury and three for larceny.
The Orpheum.
Monday nlghtcrs nt tho Orpheum
will perforce wnlt until Tuesday. Un
til new talent arrives thero will bo only
threo opportunities n week to witness
tho performance. Tho management be
lieves that, all circumstances consider
ed, as many people can and will turn
out on three nights 11 week ns usually
do In six, this Is possible, though not
If nil houses nro as large nnd enthus
iastic as Inst Saturday's when "Tim
Cheeiful Llnr" was laughed at for two
enjoyable bonis by n ciowdcd house.
This week's or half week's program Is
part vaudeville and part rollicking
fnrco tilled Itself with specialties.
Jackson lleardo Is back again nnd will
doubtless be welcomed. '1 ho Anlmnted
Song Sheet Is n now feature. Every
body changes nnd tho closing net, "Sa
manthy's Birthday," Is to bo n combi
nation of nil that's ludicrous nnd mu
sical In negro fun nnd minstrelsy.
Good Shoes
Are hard to find,
Unless you
Know where to
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