davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-03-03

Sim g d ~ cinemartt belief fi0 Die 3uz
flbr chi 128, 900 Stiif 9e9en 138, 900 Stiid
in Der porigen 8oc9e. Ersiie tet8en5.
8ertQlft plrben u. a.:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-03-03
GinamszScri0f.

9 unbes= 9 @eine i3loiien
Route hipr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-04-11

meiner unterbaltung nit 5rau SeHup
puroe i1 pl0Bli9 uutstbro1en uno
6rduIeiH MtabeI porgeFelt, bic mir ges
9eniiber ibren plaB eiuSeuommen batte.
l1nb-mie bel einem 8libiirabI aus tlas
rem 6immeI 10 unperieDens, 10 unmits
teIbar mar bic Wirfung ni9t 10 lan9e
bauerte es !!
Obsrlt @uilmet peraniGauli9te es
our1 cine 9anbbemegung ;-eireu Wso=
ment porber bate &siner bon uns beis
ben BON Der @riiten3 beg anberen 9e:
muBi; in berIelben Minute aber, mo
uniere Blide f1 beeesnetell, 9lrr, liebs
ten mir chamber iGon nit Der gslbsns
f1oft einer 2iebe, bic Sabrbunberts alt
iporI fie nei9te nur ibr 0aupt uRa iprab
feiu Mort, unb ib - i'd belt in 8es
jprdd nit Der Wtutier faum ein; bin
aber fiber, mir baben uns beioe oers
fdrbt. &ein als miiIeHl6aftllhes pbd'
nomen aufgefaBt. mars prd9tig; fein
Experiment nit 2epbsner JlaiHen bdtte
10 uunbesbar unb mirtungsboG iein
f6nnen. Sa, ba bab ids es mar glef'
trisitdt, = bic b66Ite unb tDonnigfe
i}orm elettrif1er Graft. Del1e man in
ber Natur tennt! unb i'd mario gan3
bonn gifternen Staub iiberbedt; aud
mein Mn3ug mar nid1t 10, tDie i'd pobl
gepiinift bdtte, baB ct gerDefen ieln
m6hte; Der @eoante caran DerlieB mid
mdbrenb Der gansen 3eit nidt, 10 lange
mir nod beim @Ifer faBen.
pabl bas GKen! nidt einmal fur ibre
gltern bate i'd einen @ebanten, wie
bel tpsaiser fur bas gHen! ssn ibr giz
pfelte fur mid bas selanmte uniz
perlum Infer Gan5ss 2eben unb 5ein
toar in unieren Gusen auIammensefaBt.
6err. tire Mugen peoer BON IL.
rer 8eItaIt, nod BON ibren 3iigen batte
| i'd etmas geisben. Sic tDihen. mas
galciumz 9i1ti1t, Doftor 8enanblel Oie
gltbenbeu punfte bes uollenbeten &reis
ies, bas tparen ibre Nugen! unier gaus
aer 36rper erbebte In monneooQer grrez
gung; nit einem pifenidaftli6en aus'
brud m66te i'd es iebt 10 beSei6nea unb
ertldren: vOie pole unieres Seins finb
in ben Nusen !"
Das pdre iomit, mari i'd ein unb
leete ben m6gli@ften Na6brud in msine
Worte, - bas tpdre Die @etualt Der
Gdlange iiber ihr Opfer, ,pomit fie, =
angenommen, baB bas feline Gabel III,
- oa1eIbe in ibreH Derbdngnibpollen,
tobt6rinsenbeu 3auberfreis binein3iebt |!
0orausseiebt, = parirte be, Oberit
bur9 cine geididte Ginte meiuen Sii4,
- baB bic S6lange ebenio iebr unter
bem ginfluB Der Wer3auberun9 febf,
tpie ibr Opfer Sd tpsnisitens mar ge>
rabe 70 Dolftdnbig bemdltiSt, als Grdus
lein Ssiiup, in biefem 6alle NOR ib =
bas Opfer. 0Dftor! Dod tDsiter, i'd
pergelie niemals, mas bic 3egeIn Der
5didlidteit erbeii9en, unb 10 perlieB
ih, unmittelbar na9bem bic Wabl3eit
borhber mar. oas 0aus, UNI mad Der
@iiterne gu geben, unb bon ba aug febrte
i1 na6 ber Stabt surtid.
t8ortfesnna foIqt)
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W II It e erbrau@.

Die langs 3sit. pdbreno tpelGer 6iirfi
Bismard bem preuBifHen 5taafsmini.
iterium = uuo Smar. nit elmer 9lus=
nabme bon faum Sabresbauer. oIs Wis
niiterprdiSert - angeb6rt bat. bat iDm
cine aismlid srOBe Wfenge boH Minifter,
follegen geseben. Das preuBii6e Mi.
niftsrium bes Nuspdrtisen uno ipdter
6as Nusmdrtiae 4mt 1T bonn %. Sept.
1862 big s. DIT. 1862 interimiitiT1,
BON ba ab big 81. Mdra B. 5. enbgiils
tis bon 8ismard eeleitet morben. Den
8orfB i'm prsuBiiden9ta 9taatsminiterium
bat er, in beit eriten Wo6en ebenfalls
interimiifii6, bann enbsiiltig big gum
81. Seaember 1872 uno bonn 8. Nob.
1873 Big gum 21. Mdr3 b. s. i'm ber
3mii@euaeit NOR @raf &Oon Ntiniiter.
prdfioent = gefabrt. Sm llebrigen ba,
ben mdbrenb bes Winilferiums Bismard
bic preuBiiden Minifterportefeuilles tpie
folgt ibre Sababer gems6ielt.
Snneres: b. Sagotp, @raf @ulene
burg l., Griebentbal (interimiitiiG),
@raf Gulenburg H., b. putttamer,
9errfurtb.
Ginan3en: b. 8obelidmineb, bon
oer 0epot, Gampbauien, 9obre6t, 8its
ter, Sdol3.
arieg: b. Roon, b. 2amefe. 8rouiart
oon Sdeaenborf, 8er5D bu 8ernois.
6ultus: b. Wdbler, Galf, b. putts
famer. b. 6oRfer.
Suiii3: @raf aur 2ippe, 2eonbarbt,
Grleoberg, b. Sdelling.
2anomirtbfdaft: 8raf Sbeuplib, b.
Seldom, @raf 26nissmard, Jriebene
tbal, 8ucius.
6anbel, 8stperbe unb offentli1e Qlrz
beiten: bon 9olabrinf, @rof Sbenplis.
46enbad. Mapbad (fiir 6ffentIi6e Nr.
beiten) be3w. Girit 8ismard, bon Bot,
ti6er, bon 8erlepid (fir Sanbel unb
8smerbe), leBtJenannter aud fiir bas
Sergmeien.
Marine: BON Ronn, uuo nod Nuss
fdelben Ses Marinsminilteriums aug
benz pseuBii9en 5taatsminiiterium:
bon 5tof9 unb bon gapriui als Chefs
ber glbmiraliidt, besp. 9eusner oils
Staatsiefreidr bes 9fei9smarineamts.
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So 1T msbr &atarrb in oieier Gegenb bes
2anbsS als bon allen an6ereu arantbeiten au.
fammeu, unO bis in ben lebten Sabren salt er
als unbeilbar. 8iele Sabre lang ertIarten
Doetoren ibu fir cine locale arantbeit unb
idriebsn locale Seilmietel bcr, unb Sa lie i'm
nit arstli6er 8ebanoIuus beiiGnoig nidlt surir.
ten, erfldrten iie ibn fir unbeilbar. Die MiI.
fenfdaft bat beipieien, tab aatarrb cine Gonii.
tutionsfranibeit if unb besbalb eonfitutionelle
8ebanbluus erforbert. Sal's aatarrb Sur,
fabri5irt bon 8 5. @beue & Co., 9oleeo,
Ohio, 1T bic ein3ise spuititutionsue &ur i'm
Martte. sic ipirb iuuerIid) in Sofsn ober Ga.
ben bon 10 1ropfen bis su einem SbssIofelpou
seuommen. Sic mirft birset auf bas 8Iut unb
bic idleimise Sberadds oes Spfems STE
bieten einbunbert Dollars fir i,ben Sale ben
fie su trrirsn berfebIt 9abt Sud eirsulare uno
3eusniiIe fommsn. abrelIrt
8. 3. Gbeneb & Co., gisentb., 9oleoo, ..
szs- gsrtauft bon apotbeteru, rs 6.
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Sic @Dbltbet eineS geiunben Nerpem=
Snifem8.

fann, penn rerpren, mtehererlanSt merben aber ni4
burf ben @ebraua mtneraIiider 0rrsuen, irnbern
fnr4 tmulirenbe unb pann wirfiame tpntide Sebanbs
lung beelben. Spiate H. hsl. paten nur ais pesieue
Sesaben gu neier, unb bann 70 ipenig alS mbsltd
anserenbet pernen. Starfe Gerpen inb rubtse Ser
pen Der serabee gBes, e gu berubisen, lit bic Gr>
bbbnuns rer ptaIen 8iberanbsfdbiseit pe8 a6rpers.
Oteles 3iel ptro etdteiten erreidt bird ben Ge=
brau4 be5 unubertrefhifen StimulanSmittels, Spet=
ter asenz Sitters ba es bic tnhernife elmer srnb
ltfen Ierhaunns unb glimilirnns be5 8eybauten aus
bem g8e9e rdumt 10 paB benz a6rper baS n6tbge WlaE
rcn 0abrunssitr uub bamit gBiberitanbsfdbsfeit su
sefhbrt pirb. @beumati5muS 9nwanblunsen unr
Gieren= unb Salenafiettipnen prb ebenfaaS bur bas
Vttters prr9ebeust ea8 nebenbei Elm an9enebmeS ge=
funnes StluIansmel lit, unb enblta reiner alS Bic
seppbnlta i'm Saneel pcrtpmmeneen rpben Oeftilate,
iuelhe i4dplid) auf haS Rerpenipitem pirten.
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9ie Werleibuus oes 3ersuastitels

1T IN preuben eine 10 feltene Musaeid=
nung, oaB lie bisber nur breimal srfolgt
lit. Sm Sabre 1910 tpurbe oer prina
Iictor 5u 0obenlobe= Walbburg=S9ils
linssfiirii, ber dltere 8ruoer oes iebigen
StattbaIters bon @traBburg, als grbe
Der Befbungen ber i'm Sabre 1884 erz
Ioi6ensp lanbsrdfliden 2inie 9ef1ens
3otbenbur8 gum 9er5oge bon Hatibor,
unb 1861 Der 5iir,t 5u pObenlobe. Osbs
ritgen gum 0er5ose BON llieft bef6rbert.
Sbm f@liebt fib ieBt EArit Bismard als
9sraog BON 2auenburg an. Oie Sin.
Der beg 5er5ogs BON &atibor nennen fcb
prinaen uno Prin3eifnea poa 9atibor,
mdbreno er ielbft nod ben SiteI Girit
gu 9obenlobe S9iliHpsfi,it nebenbei
fiibrt, auf Die 5tanbesberriGaft lelbt
absr su @uniisa feinss 8rubers peraid.
tet bat. Ser 5eraos bon uisit lit aus
glei6 8eiiEer GER Stausesberri9aft
Sebringen, ieiEe Ginosr bsiBen prin=
aen unb priu8eiinren Su bobenlObs.
Oebringen, Der 0er3osstltel lpirb fd
nur auf Zen erftseborsnsn Sobn perer.
ben. Ddriibsr, uis es in bleier Besies
buHg innerbalb Der Gamllie Bismard
geaalten uersen Dirb, linb na1 Der
DM. 3tg.@, Der mir bisie Wtitibslluu,
gen entnebmen, wobl nod feline 8eltims
mungen getroffen. Bei Ser 0erIeibung
ees Dsraogstitels an ben bsraog bon
Sagan, Del6sr bier nod IN aBetra1t
fommen f6nnte, Dot es fi9 nur um cine
uebertragung bes bon Der Wtutter bes
feBiSen Ser5ogs ererbten unb seftibrten
3ltels auf ben Sobn beg prin3sn 2ubs
mig b. 3allepranbz pstlgo,b, Der nod
benz Sobe feInss Baters 3uslsi1 fran,6,
iifder 1er3og bon Salepranb eeiporoen
1T, Sebanoelt. Die fonit nod in preu,
ben anfdiliseu 6sr36ge bon Mrenberg
unb @rOpzDiilmen filbren ibren Sitel
aus Der 3eit, mo- ibre Ganilien nod
rei9sunmittelbar tparen, ebernD 6er3og
BON 2Oo3 unb @orswaren, Der unieres
Wihens iebt in SsutI1lanb feline @f.
ter mebs befbt. @apern bat ben 0ers
aogstitel einmal berlieben unb anar benz
prinaen gugen geaubarnais, benz
Stiefiobn Napoleons l., neil feline @es
mablin eine baDriid)e Yrinseiiin mar.
Bon ibm itammen bic / 81 in &uBlanb
lebenOen unb au &uHsu esnorbenen
9er56ge bon 2euhtehbers. s5n Oeiter=
reid fabren bic @hefs o.: lelAsfiirfIi.
den Gamiisn Nuersyt.a, 2obtomib
unb S9war5enberg bic ytsbentiisl als
6er;0ge gu 8otti9ee begin. &au5nib
unb Grumau, bod gebt bel ibnen Der
fiir5iliGe Sitel Dor. 5onlt fommt bel
6amilien bes beutIden Ioels DER Sers
apsstiteI nur in iouberdnen 0duiern
bor. Ibseieben bon ben Chefs Der
9dufer Mnbalt, 5adfen. 3oburg. Sad,
fensMeininigen unb Mltenburg.
folpie bes 6auies gtafau fiibren ibn bic
Witglieber Der ebemals pfal3. 3peibrii=
den.Birtenfelber 2inie beg Sauies Bap,
ern, bic Seitenlinien bss 9auies Mhrt,
tenberg, bic fdmmtliden WtitsIieber Der
beridiebenen 3weige bes 6auies Sad.
len (0ers0se au 5adien), bic nadge.
borenen Wfitglieber bes 9auiss Wedlen.
burg unb Olbenburg, iolpie bic Chefs
Der beiben 2inien bes 9auiss Dolfeim,
Sdleswis'6olitein' Sonberburgs sMugu,
ftenberg unb Sdlesnig Soliteins Sons
berburg. 8ltidsburg.
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Danb1uus unb eine etpas peiti6weifise

6anbluns unb eine etipas peitldtpeifige
Reoeiu9t seb6ren, ein f9 liebensptr.
big gebenbes, realiftii6 peranlastes Sas
lent, bas eruifen 3ielen na6frebt unb
burdaus Der Qufmuateruns unb iorgz
fdltigiten pflege pdrbig 1T.
8ie pbilabelpbiaer DIRECTION Wurz
fer berbient fir bic 8ereitwiligfeit. nit
pel6er lie bem iungen begabten Nutor
bas Wort auf ibrer giibne ertbeilte uno
fiir eine i'm @an5en unb @roBen re9t
forgfdltise Iuffibrung ienes Mertes
Sorge getrasen, aufri6tieen Cant.
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- sn ben Wa1lberidten aus BEN
6tdbseu 2abes uuO &eeenmaloe iDurbe
unter Sen Rei6staestanoioatsn aud elm
aetpilier 3erspe aufgeftbrt, ouf ben inss
aeIammt asbn Stimmea 9efa[len feien.
Wer 1T 3erspe? WeI6er politiid,en
Hraetion ssbOrt er on 2 6isriibsr brinst
Sas Rseenwa!oer areisbIati" nudhs.
benbs grtldruns: Der Game flinst
Mot Mot Oielusrlprs9snO, unO wer fenHt
ieinen Srdaer bier ober in &egeupaloe2 2
WobI gtiemanb. Gieien 3ersps bat
uns Der telegraph aufgebaIit, inbsm
ct aus BENT Worte g3eripl." (3sriplit=
tert) ben WameH 3erspe ma9te uno
nod Nousarb meIbete, no sr baum mil
unter bic Observation-Disclosures autges
nommen uurbe. Jn ben Seritten lin.
ben mir ben 6errn 3erspe MIN nod
INNER weiser perbrei.et.
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EV- &. gobn & &c., s. Ralteper &
Sobn unb anoere Oruggiiien nhrben
@bamberlain's 6uitenmittel ni6t em>
pfebleu. wenn es ni6t gut tudre. @s
1T ipe3iea fir bic 6eiIung bon grtdI.
tunsen. Group, 0ufen &C. berseiiellt
uno bas wirtiamite Mittel in fol9en
,Sdfen.
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a1 Wer BET uns ftr SIS Glotbing
fauft, erbdlt eineu eleganten ieioenen
&egeni1irm als @ei6ent.
8. Worris & 8ros.
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5aRsn, 6eilerteit Sdnupfeu unD 6rtdltuns werben
sofert bu:a Dr Suits S,uten Sprup turirt re 6aite
te tfet nur 25 Gents
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Die
WOdentlide Sreie Yreie fit Seras
eri9etnt
ieoen Dommerfag
unb foftet
$3.50 fur baS Sabr pcer 1925 tiit
6 6Wfonate In WDrausbesablmna.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-08-27
UNION PACIFIC.
THE CHICAGO
MILWAUKEE, &
ST PAUL RY,

70 the Fast Mail Short Line from St
Paul and Minneapolis via La Crosse and
Milwaukee to Chicago and Ill points in
the Eastern States and Canada It 10
tho only line under one management be-
tween St. Paul and Chicago, and is the
Finest Equipped Railway in the North
vest. 1t is the only Inns running Pull
pan Drawing, room Sleeping cars with
dining cars in the world, via the famous
.River Bank Route" along the shores Of
lake Pepin and the beautiful Mississippi
aver to Milwaukee and Chicago. 1ta
trains connect with those Of the North
orn lines in the Grand Union depot ct
st. Paul No change OF cars Of any claaa
between St. Paul and Chicago Foe
through tickets, time tables, and fnu IN.
formation, apply to any coupon taekso
0glat u Tho northwest
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-08-27

as misery, but Mr.. Murphy has several
points in his favor in spite OF them. lie
pays his debts and he keeps his contracts.
He lives in genteel comfort and he taxes
care of Joe Murphy and OF zoe Mufp hy,s
steady habits and sagacity will enrich
man. He has never earned phenomenal
sums, but from the time he commented MS
career as star has laid by handsome
yearly amount:
of one kind and another, any kind, IN tact,
that was safe to bear interest, and whlle ne
has allowed the interest to accumulate and
bear interest in its turn, he has never al
lowed a year to pass without adding to the
principal. ut is the only way he once
mind to save something every year and you
will find that things will shape themselves
to do the saving for you pretty soon.
Operating on this principle, never devil
ating from it and never forgetting 1t, do,
ing business always with this end IN view,
Murphy could, today, doubtless, sign q
check for quarter of million dollars and
have it honored. ~.
Oliver b. Doud, otherwise known as Oil
yer Doud Byron, is an actor OF the Murphy
stripe, who has grown steadily rich. Lake
art to business. He has given the public
attractive performances and they paid hlm
for it, He has not lost his head on the sub
iect of high art, and not bothered about the
opinions of the critics. The business OF
making money has succeeded with him.
and SO has that of taking care of it. He
has invested in property and in property
| worth investing in, and he probably runs
| Mr.. Murphy hard on the score Of means. ;.
Byron lives we'll, when he is idle, and
keeps the house door at Long Branch open
| for his friends. but he works Just as long as
l l. be or1 Hyh11o ho QhnnG
| it. He has no irregular habits. and not
| dollar leaves his hand without good reason
| for it. He was one of the first actors IN
this country to discover that the actor VINO
| was his own manager was the only one Whc
| could be certain of his future. He broke
ground in that direction on this principle
| He had a hard fight but stuck to it, and he
| "a TO-DAY reapinC it's reward. His sister-ln
law. Miss Ada Rehan, of Mr.. Days com
pany, is quite wealthy woman, by tn
way, acquired through investments Judi
| ciously made in Wall street or her earnlngi
in professional capacity.
There is considerable wealth dlstrlbutet
| Among certain American actresses. ~
these Lolita is probably the richest. She i
called half millionaire. and her money Il
safely settled. Maggie Mitchell was ono
quite as rich, but is understood to hav
SINK money in real estate speculations in
iudiciously undertaken on her account
Clara Morris has modest fortune-fron
$4,000 to 100000.
Mrs. Agnes Booth Schofel is quite as we!
to do. Pauline Hall, the cantatrice,
} worth a good $15O, 600 in cash, jewels an
property, and from $685. to $4,000 ar
not uncommon sums to be credited to othe
! artists of the fairer sex upon whom tn
CLEAN of the footlights rests with golde
! glow.
But the great fortunes of the America
4 stage belong to the men, with Jefferson
o Booth and Barrett in the lead.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-08-27
JEWEIED FANCIES.
Some of the Latest Novelties in Gold, Sill
yer and Diamonds.

Some of the Latest Novelties In Gold, Sill
yer and Diamonds.
Two gold doves suspended from a bough
of gold and platinum. and holding in their
beaks chain. the center of which contains
diamond and emerald heart. makes an ex-
quisite lace pin, says the jewellers Weekly.
COLLINS. like those who were responsible
for Rip Van Wrinkles long sleep. are repre-
sented at their game of manufacturing
thunder on q bowling trophy which is soon
to be presented.
The Thermometer charm. which as a nov
city is great success, is mounted in every
conceivable manner. Flowers representing
the four seasons make IN appropriate set
ting for tins innovation.
Three eagles with oItstretched wings.
form a chatelain holder that is frequently
seen in European cities, and one that is
coming into demand among the weare.s of
| artistic jewely in this country.
A clover composed of four different
| iAted Opals. each encircled with small
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RHENS IMPORTED NATURAL MINERAL WAITED

diamonds constitutes an old design IN
new and attractive form. The ornament
can be worn as lace pin or as pendant
for a gentleman's chain.
Some wonderful etching ls SHOWN on
silver oheck-cutter recently placed on the
market, Numerous birds and vines are rep
resented in a manner that greatly honors
the American artist who accomplished the
work.
An article that shows the result OF much
tedius labor is charm formed of 30 gold
piece, the front of which slides around and
reveals cavity for portrait. Two COINS
are required for the manufacture of the or
nament.
A lace pin formed to represent a minia-
ture gold spoon filled with variegated gold
beans is an appropriate gift for Boston
girl. The owners initials in rubies and dla-
monds may form a monogram on the nan
die of the spoon. -, =,
A silver horse at standstill with an In
dian on his back excites comment for Its
artistic beauty. When, on pressing spring
in the saddle, the whole front of the animal
falls outward and displays pulled silk
lined cavity in which gilt writing set IS
seen, the spectators admiration knows no
bounds. This novelty, which is the pro
duct of European artisan, will undoubt-
eddy be copied with success in this country:
Read The Ees Hive special ad in to-days issue
IN another mage.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-08-27
Footlight Favorites Upon Whom the
Goddess Fortune has Smiled
Benignantly.
Toe, Jefferson Has Drunk to the
Health OF Millions for
Millions.


Joe Ja6ar.on a the richest actor in
America. perhaps in the world. He is GER
tainlv 4 millionaire. He has always been
saver. has never apeculated rashly. and
while he has taken things easier than any
other great artist Of the American stage,
has done 20 on profitable basis. He only
nlavs about two-thirds of season, but
...Ies money whenever he does play. He
has plantation in louisiana, which costs
him nothing 70 rum and pays enough out of
;ta extra income 70 steadily return its first
coat to him. Ho has . farm at Hohokus,
n. J., which il load on his hands, and Is
building . country seat at buzzard bay,
Nass., but he has whole SAFE deposit vault
full Of interest bearing securities which
keep adding TO his capital every year, says
New York Sunday Journal.
He il not spsnder in general way, but
Laws ont Qreat deal Of money on works of
art. and owns 6ne collection OF pictures.
His tasta in this direction may be accounted
for nv the fact that he ID himself an ANA
taur nainter IN oils Of rare Rifts and would,
With axnarience. have made as good pro-
fessional artist = he il an actor. He not
only makes money - an actor ana as
nlanter INIT has drawn . handsome return
ont Of his efforts a. playwright. He has
in tha nrofeauion the reputation of being a
lnckv man. II il said of him that every
thing he touches turns to gold, and as fa'
~ can IA ascertainsd this is not far from
trne. though IL il assignable probably
-.thar "a common sense than chance OF
good fortune.
Although ". J. Florence has coined sew
eral fortunes on tho stage ne Is compare
tively roor man. What actual capital he
has is largely represented by Mrs. Flor
ence's Jewels, and it i reported that thess
have more than once served as coliaterali
to bridge over the gaping chasms of unpro-
.duc4ive aeaaons ON tho road. Mr.. Florencs
has not had . really profitable play sine
s.Tba MIGHTY Dollar" He has made none.
and ~ 4. ana, bsing good liver and no
. good busirsus man, has run behind. III
d. s4aunah ffisnds who are always read
10 nm rim. because he il very self-re
speotinr NAN. and nsve1 asks favors whel
r. I'm avoid IL, He has earned good In
come s;nee his aasociation with Mr.. Jeffel
con and bssn surs Of s.
There = souns talk q starting Florence
Nev YORK theatsr u his own. such az Blu
ton had wars go. bat Il hangs ire for waI
81 oo.aniekelv 1naianA capital. His FRIEND
vouN viliinsly haek htn N such ventur
ma sftss tbs pEsaiainesy stF1eeie ne cou
hrohably make = - - 0oslness Is
u no means certain. Theee > great 9eai
che Bohemian ab0ut ~. 4aorenoe. ne
..i. r. leokine - - Waeid still clings
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