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Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15
A BOTTLE OF CATsuP.
How . typewriter Broke It Over tn
Head OF an Ipconstzut lawyer.

How . typewriter Broke Tt Over the
Head OF an Ipconstant Lawyer.
There is dearth Of typewriters in
Vancouver. An order for . dozen ar
rived here recently and was promptly
filed A burly lawyer, famous for his
admiration Of the fair sex. was shocked
one day BY the reception of = note from
q blonde angel who worked the types
in his Office, stating that circumstances
over which she had no control compelled
her to resign her posi- ton. Vancouver
wanted her and she had to go. There
upon the attorney decided that ere they
parted ht.lc wine dinner Won Id not
break him. says the San Francisco
News-Letter. So no bade her 20 the
feast forgetting that he had male .
similar engagement ut the same hour
and place with the typewriter Of .
learned brother Of the lay.
The latter beauty was Of . Jealous dis
position, and when she recognised tho
voice Of her false friend In the adjoin'
ing room at the restaurant promptly
decided upon the best thing to be done.
1t consisted simply Of smashing . bot
tie Of tomato catsup on the lawyers ex-
pansive head % good and hard that the
stuff ran all over his face. and he, Sec
ing the ruby mess. yelled for doctor.
and declared that his skull was frac-
turcd and his brains were cozing out
The other lady put out for Vancouver.
and the original charsner ate the dim
ncr which wss prepared for her rival
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15
HAVE We DIAMOND MlNess
4 ooieatist Thinks That Thsy Nay -
Found In Art1osa.

4 oeisatist Thinks That They Nay 8s
Foand In Arisssa
Prot @. z. Foote, in . papor road BE-
fore a meeting Of scientific societies In
Washington. spoke of . geological for
nation that gave rise to somc very In
teresting Suggestions His thesis was
based upon the claim that In o collec-
ton Of very remarkable specimens OF
meteoric iron found on the side Of Crater
mountain. Arizona, he had discovered
diamonds
feet above the surrounding plain. Tho
walls Of the so-callcd crater. which arc
very steep, arc formed Of sandstone and
limestone, and are lifted At an angle Of
forty degrees. But as no lava or other
volcanic products arc found, the hollow
cannot be considered true crater. As
this depression Is Of similar character
to that from which the diamonds at
Kimberly, South America. nre dug.
why should not diamonds abound in
Arizona, New Mexico and Mexico.
which are tho richest regions for me
teoric iron in tho world? asks the jew
elers' Circular.
Prof. Foote's theories are among tho
soundest sdvanced In the sea Of specu.
lation on the production OF diamonds Of
tho past decade. But as the conclusions
Of science are often too premature and
too positive. the letter of the learned
gentleman's proposition must not bs
accepted without the proof derived from
thorough investigation.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15
THE DOGS OF WAR.
CANNES Employed As Lifc-s~vers In THE
Germsa Army.

CANNES Employed as Lifo-s&vers In the
Germss Army.
In France. Italy, Germany and Aus
tria, o. well a. In Bosnia and Herzc-
eovina, the value Of war dogs has been
fully tested. aud the idea has snswe red
exceliently with the ou.posts - we'll %
with the patrol. But 10 the German
army belongs she merit of having made
use Of the dogs sagasity for humane
purposes In times Of war. and IL IL prob
able that before long q number Of fresh
canine recruits win be permanently AZ
taehed ~ the German regiments. their
oflcs being 10 search for the wounded,
says the Army ard Nsvy Gazette.
Tho Prussiaa Jaeger battalioas have
already number Of sneh dogs on trial.
ell of them b>isx thoronehly trained 10
s~ok out woundsd soldiers in The aeid
The exrevfrreuss so FAR hare boen car
ries oat nay Informant seys. "a follows;
A nssnh~r n faea hia. In a wo~i. ~
behind heases. lying sa tho src.aa face
downwari. AID vits orders nat 10
fnovs. A sooa a. The DOR sfe l~t looss
shsy b~gis sss sesreh, when thsr anj
ons II st.e~e rssn shsr rsses sheif fnrs-
paws arss ss> frs-srsss fesy sna hc-
gin ~ hesk- sa ssrfesee ~hieh l. s~r-
tsas~.f uli sha bssfe~- spvssr sna ssfry
sis. rssa -. ~sssssspsa shs aess stsss
ssrs~a E-1h essasnu7 ~ sha Eastaa
ysS~s h~s ssse~s s-~~t~s sf sls@ss s@sss
ffaaslss sssxs satnst - F~liea sf-s
.~ a.ssssass II tfssif tsvs - sfss shase.
sa5 tlssrsfess siseaFesszs ~ Ferasssssse
srstshssss< sSe snssas ~ kts sWh
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15
EiccsrieIty ana vssseAtioa.

The experiment. made at Cornell
university and In France to ascertain
the effect Of the electric light upon
vegetation have demonstrated its won
derful property of greatly stimulating
almost every variety of vegetable life
The colors Of flowers are intensifrs
and an increased yield Of fruits ar
vegetables Of nearly 100 per cent h
been obtained without diminishing IT.
odor Of the former or the flavor Of th,
latter. The parts of the soil are more
actively dissolved hy the inf'ueoce Of
the light. and ere thus brought within
reach Of the roota.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15
WELCOME THE WINTER.

The present cold snap is like bow of
premise 10 the average business man
and the lew futtering flakes of the
beautiful that come nfting slowly
down, are as welcome As Noah's dove
returning with the olive branch. The
two are looked upon As hsrbinge1 of =
snug, Ole fashioned winter with crisp,
frosty weather that will make the
blood tingls N the ocius and stir hu-
mauity into activity. II promises also
an abundant fall of snow to make good
-leighng and stimulate business of
every kind. The merchant looks up
at the lesden sky and then goes back TO
his desk to enlarge his orler for hol-
day goods. The carriage and sleigh
manufacturer looks about his ware
house and sees the rust OF three win-
ters upon the shoes of his cutters.
Cold weather brings hope TO his heart
after years OF weary waiting. Farmer
Brown looks over his broad felds and
feels that good fall of snow il just
what that feeble growth Of wheat needs
to BRING 1t through the winter. 1t
will give the boys chance to clear
away that strip of beech and maple
wood and they can haul il all to the
city and turn 1t into hard cash before
the spring work opens. And then
there are the young people. what fun
and jolity the thought Of an old FASH
ioned winter suggests, with its num-
berless slsighIng parties, tho jingle
OF silver bells, the balls and parties and
candy-pulls, church socials and thou
sand other means of mirth which are
fiat and tame without snow on the
ground. But the poor people you say
will suffer. Why, bless your heart,
wan't there be . thousand walks to
clean, cords Of firewood to raw and
split, tons OF coal to haul, streets to
clear of snow aud . multitude of other
Jobs that are always to be done in an
OId-fashioned winter. The AIR is full
OF ozone or something else that makes
the checks red, the hearts light aud
the purse strings loose. A man can't
be real mean IN snug winter weather
for the spirit of Christmas enters into
his very soul and reigns supreme until
spring. Give Us and old fashioned win
Tar
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15

The Nibbe's burIesque cowpsny viii
end their engage ment at smiths to-
night. The iu.l program wssi be pre-
feEtsd.
The "waifs Of New York. company
played to eseslleat business at Re1-
nsond's Yesterday. The oompsny isft
last night for Chicago whsre they open
toaav Al Havifu's thester.
Jefferson and Florence and their
company sill arrive from Toledo next
Thursdsv ~ noon. They travel in
lurursoas style. having a car Of their
a~n.
fnesi managers eampala At scos
hss.fsess sed sfr rnxsel tof reason
sry wnsea "a esri.sn she costnnoas
i.oss pstfvnsss extended to tte play.
hoases. n q e~ffain that tsfsnd Rap.
"a. does nst tsxia % b the suea shav
tsva a sac tee YFsfs sen. Attractions
~hwh afe fsr8saieea az standard "a al
80 sls~ rftses. sonfs hsfs Ard sfss 70 an
apt asshle taasnsss. Tie fset . tass
Heafis hstr hass tafra ef me theat tef
SD yet ~fst aa~i tisrFn seass -
isess sssss sssg awsss II ~. ssasEsfa
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15

DUKISs the psst week three deaths
have occurred from contagious disease.
one each from diphsherla. typhoid
fever and membran.ous Group. Scar
let fever Is still prevalent to \ marked
degree. trenty-ons new cases having
been reported. but with eighteen recov-
cries and no deaths the prospect Is
msss favorable. There have been ak
new cases OF diphth-ria and seven re-
coyeriss. and seven new cases OF
typnoid fever and eight recoveries-
OF ths minor contagious diseases. such
~ measles. chlcken-pox and shooping
cough, there are tho usual number OF
ocatter.ng eases
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15

xoussa i0cA up tsae sar@sers A tnings
arr ao~ iI would be s&yiag tos them
10 DO -.
.sTfas Irssh HeartS'' mas . lavealss
advance agent. 81 lar 2s gentsliiy ana
go,s ID avportn<nt l. ooacean q, sosie cf
these fellows wno PRIDE themselves On
telling how many yeas tney have oeea
Ia toe .shsE' could emulate tins modest
vouag man ana thereby gain Iaany sd-
santsKes walch they do not bow Pos
sess.
George Leepsrd il yrry interesting
when = rens.niscen, mood strikes him
lie was taking of early theatrical
good OLD days shsn Grand Rapids
achieved some reputation through the
sqaieIs opera house stock company.
lie s,sun several yarns ana finally got
down &. the ARRIVAL OF HAIRY Hubbard,
wh walked IN irslu Aidaleviile. Barry
county. ''yes, l remenaber The rrss
.iav Harry Hubbard struck town." said
Leonard. "1'he hrst job he secured Mas
IN the company a, Squlres' opera house.
He wxs cast Ia small comedy parts and
he was ., conf unded green that he
WAS actually funny" Alter . brief go
iouru IN the theatrical world, Harry
,ecame welded To tire ciarset snd
divorce between him and has oompan-
,ou uf twenty odd years 10 altogether
improbable. LAKE, Harry It has grown
w,th ycars and OCCASIONALLY . sqursky
utterance betieys fsehleness. There
were times. 10 br sure when Ike the
course of all true lovers. there was an
arrangement between them, and Harry
i,ccanic reckless and tried to be .
Journalist. But the repentsnt moment
made its appearance properly and
promptly and Harry returned
to his faithful ''ysllsr" spouse
who lcc~ived him without an
expression If discord. Their recon
citation now seems permanent and II
the little helpinsts becomes unruly aud
violently inharmonious IN speech, one
thug 10 certain and thai il, Harry
started u.
One of the most enjoyable events
during the year 10 tho numerous at
ta cues Of tho local theaters 10 tae tai,
of the theatrical mechanics. They have
for some years been banded together
ia 1nlon and are thriving sno pros
perous. They are faithful workers
and must lie experts In their way, Tor
the work behind the scenes - OF such .
nature that It requires much experience
aud skull. The local sOciety will give
their annual ball on "Wednesday even
ing in Elk's bail. The past events OF
this kind Is . guarantee that ali who
attend will pront In pleasant even
ing.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15

4sl.lF .es lToa, stszl, co4.. eoAe <s.o Dras4-
<tors - A. saad. Tbs fifst part tFsxtra
of the cost O pro0uet on ia tas sams
iGdaslries. IARy inquiries are ssadr
Of tne Department of labor as t. wages
pad "a a.1xTentemplSynvnts ia dsrsvr-
ens States. NJ sps .As answer can be
nlade ~ suen 9l,ufles, BECAUSE OF tue
fact that daily rates for similar work
yaEy saaen n asrf~reat parts OF the
s~4se sta .e. - say nothing OF the sar.A-
ti0a IN wsEss in different. .LaErs II those
pursuing aEs 0ccupztians. For IN
nat A4ce. 20 .s.dsfng tns waxrs PAID
etacxsalIns. IA scvsEIsen dtff Eent es-
saDi shsasn.s scattered over tea differ
~ng states, me lowest daily rats MAS
isan2 10 - 81 20, aGd tas nlgnsst $500.
sr 40 ~ year for iae former, and
- Is 81 psr year for ths latter, pro-
vldcd tas laboFsrs rad euploym-ut
every work day OF the year. Tie earn
Iug OF ether classes OF l4borers show a.,
great diversity. The difference e~ gweea
the sctslsl 2ni the necessary force IN
est4 t4oassanl~nts. sad between what nsn
are actually paid "a = nx~d time aud
wnat tn~y are Theoretically paid, 10
very marked. Thus. IN on pig iron es
tabiishaieni there ara sol different ea-
DiGyes no did an amount oil work r,p-
resented by As .e33 days or al average
fer each enploye OF 80 days. The to-
"A. earnings OF these 607 men WAS
S75.5l9. or IN average actual earning of
sIis. II, however. instead Of employing
5o7 men s. days each, l27 60 employees
had been kept at work continuously
throughout Ihs year. they wauld have
done the same amount of work and
earned s5ez each. A great difference
between the average earning per eni-
p.oye OF the different industries In the
United State. and Great Britain is no
iced. Usually the Englisn laborer does 5
not work as many days as his Amerl-
can cousin, but even when the number
OF days is the same the difference in
the totals is marked. The highest
yearly averago 1age OF . carpenter in
the United States is $9l7, while tho
highest for the same labor for the same
time III Great Britain 10 1894. Many of
the wage-earners IN these industries IN
the United States appear 10 have SAL
ary of one thousand dollars and up
wards, several have more than two
thousand dollars, vile q roller in Que
Establishment engaged in the manufac-
tory OF finished bar iron gets $30Sl .
year.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15
sm,th.-Pari.,.n folly Company.

The announcement Of the engage
nt mt OF this company has aroused
great expectations among those who
delight To while away an evening in
the pretty Waterloo street theatre.
! he Parisian company which will open
tomorrow night promls-s an entertain.
ment which Will include spectacular
hurlesque, comedy, specially and MN.
strel features. Lovely women
will appear in burlesqnes and tranafor-
nations. The burleeque emitted ''rhe
bachelors I.ls" will present the full
strength of the company. It is N five
scenes and u said 10 be new and or e.
NAL. II has . plot which is inter
.pcrsed with beautiful singing, comic
savings and funny situations. /; VIII
be equipped with handsome costumes
and y entIfrl amount of beautiful
scenery and transformations. Among
those who will I'll out the dio portion
of the program are Harris and Walters
character and burlesque artists. nth
and Campbell hlsckiace comedians.
f.zzie Hal prosean and buflesqne ar
tist. Billy Carter the famous hsnjost.
Antrnio Van Goffie who !. kno~n as
tho electrlc marvel and G. W. Wl'isms
who viii smuse with ven,rhoquism.
Matnees as usual.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15

lae nasl xsaa Aaa ar.al<4n, 0otem-
pcrsFy wrstxss - ar@-a@y<> saaJec.ss
has yielded to lAe alea-o--e oe-ao-~s
I'll ~ - aos - = sgasass i4-sA<--4s 20
asyaGn- he was .or years tie
dramatic er-s.c o. the New \ ora Times
ana eoatr1Du ted Cslzler excs-lent l-1ef-
arg work. &Rd lad q h-sa passion
Ia sh< Journalistic rAaAs O. the inssFo-
pol-s-
ln.s year the Christmas number O!
tAN .,ea aosA A-gror proa4-sas 10 Dc
brighter and more brilliant Shsn ever
xAosae. iaS l.ss o eos-2sr $oasors IL
elulcs SON Ieot tie aDiost s1Aa most
tsl.xs1ed Mrslers On tRc DRAMA and
as followers. AT IAe head of the let
s. the players most eashus<asSie
cha mploz. Robert g. Ingersoli. Tue
tr4.a = a % prSasa.y Illustrates
and Mr.. Fiske intends 10 surpass al
prey.oas e..or1s e-al give al-s res.-si :
q nd trends q rnoea attractive SOU asenlr
"a fhe gzi ho4.lay tine. aafi be al
ways does Is he agrees. The number
WI appear early "a Deca@n 49,.
Doctor Ham1ton Griffin, Mary An
dersoa's stepsa tsser. has. wh-e n New
York receIdy. SAD t4saL Mrs Navarro
was Ev-ng quietly at ranoridge and
was perfectly happy" The Bait-
saore American very Justly remarks
that 4 Mary Andersoa's private
happiness Is talked o, much more
somebody VII be getting II drama
tsyed.
On the day Of his marriage Stuart
Robson received a congratulatory tele-
gram from his former partner. VIM.
HI. Crane. There are some who I'm
ag:ne these two comedians Quarrelei
The truth Is, they agreed 10 separate,
knowing that they could max much
more money .n neparate paths. and
that they acted wsyly and well as
attested IN the enormous business they
have done. Both are Independently
rich.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15

sueh isngths have they gone that the
request o. the President 10 pss peue
the Conferences or Canadian eonamls
ssonsFs Nth our secretary o. stStr rss
nsga8ded ialo az 2Ifs0nl- Sentiments
sGea as we're rreeatiy expressed by lie
Hon. 81. II. At&Ins9n, IA the British
hoase Ot Commons. are freely iG5uige1
ana every means Trsorled 20 70 sIlay o.
drawn ,n.s grovingeoasleiion. Bat 90
We sans auEexaGou, Would tie sc-
qusiiion Of tnIs v@sl territory enhance
oar Interests 10 an extent comm ensar-
ale y u the grave eoaal Leats'ns wtsen
this stFp might eng, ndelg Mhsls the
questions may be ample, sns4r solution
8 not ~ ready
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15
Redmoud'.-True Irish Hearts.

"True Irish Hearts," an Irish drama,
which has already heen favorably
passed upon by the patrons of this the.
ater will lie revived this evening with
Dan Mccarthy still! 1T the head of thu
cast. Mccarthy will he remembered as
a clever com@dian and good dancer
and vocalist. Incidentally new music
new dances and a genuine Irish ba ag-pipe
l,Isyer will e Introduced. The play is
nicely balanced between the comic and
the serious. Matinees on the usual
days.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15
rSper stom Csrp a.a,n.

Corn husks boiled In csustic soda sre
being utilized for the manufscture Of
paper The cooking process resulss in
the formation Of q spongy. glntinous
paste, which Is subjected to heavy pres
sure so as TO eliminate the gluten. the
6ber remaining being made into paper
in the ordinary way
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15

PRESIDENT HAEzEsoS's address re-
cslsiag the ChIllas. minister leaves 10
rsom fsr doubt bus taat the recent "in-
eisens will oe adjusted IN a calm and
dlgnifsd manner. The United States
u toe blg in every way 10 hgn, Chill.
IL sould bs Ike John L. sGgglng
bany.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15

TIE latest phass Ut the anarchy cas~s
II that tns 'sreds'' were eon.psring -
ruin ths worlds fair. When an anar-
! cast - not loaded ID the eartops with
desire u ruin something ne il out OF
his slemenf.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15

IT appears To be DO probable that the
Knights OF Labor and Federation OF
Labor sili settle their differences and
agree 10 act IN harmony. THIS viii
mean the fellowship of 600, 900 iaboring
Uen and carnot bu. result IN great
benefit TO all wage-earners VINO affiliate
with organized bodies
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15

Ctas. E. Bianchett, formerly man.
nger OF Whiuucy's Opera House, d-ed
en- New York ON Fr-day. The cause
was pare.s.
Rhea has been playing La CT
arina" to far business IN Detroit dur
ins the past week. She WI not come
TO Grand Rapids, and theater-goers
here will not grumble.
The Royal Aidgets" has just died
an early death, in Chicago. The
disease was q complication OF poor
business and sherfrs attachments.
AL. Lpnran, who - starring In Tho
Burglar" has employed Nym Crinkle
to write a play for hnn. In 1t Mr..
Lpman w:ll create the part Of high
comedy Irshmari-
''The Cadf' IL getting along swim
ingly at the Uuion SquarS,rNew York,
aud the season has been extended
until December II. Comedian sea-
brooke, who impersonates the t.tular
role, Us compared with Jefferson and
the late John T. Raymond.
Henry Miller, leadng man with
Marie Wainwright, has purchased the
right to play "Rosedale," and VII try
a starring trip with it next season.
Duncan b. Harrison and Slugger
Sullivan have arrived in Frisco from
Australia. Their venture there was
anything but fruitful in a financial
sense. In refusing to patron.se them,
the Australians certainly showed bet
ter Judgment than the Americans
Now Lotta comes out and states
that she Is looking for q new play
and not a husband. However, there
are a great many men who think
Lotta would make an ideal wife
but then she won't and that settles
q.
Mrs. James Brown Potter and Kyrle
Bellew will go to South Africa in
December. They oan make their stay
there q permanent one. without exc-t-
ing any mourning or sympathy on
this side Of the water.
Fanny Davenport has succeeded in
getting possession OF a large quantity
ui the good money OF California dur
ing the past few weeks. Her Cleo
patra" STIMULATED tine fancy Of the
residents OF the State OF ''all seasons
summer" to concert pitch.
Henry Z. Dixey, after his New York
cugagsment, WEI make q long tour on
the road and will appear N The
Solicitor and THE Man With One
Hundred Heads"
There is no doubt about W. j. Sean
lan's New York success. He has ar
ranged to remain at the Fourteenth,
<-<.tt
throughout the season
Flora Moorc, who was the original
Teddy in "A Bunch OF Keys" has
secured the rights of the farce comedy.
"Z.g Tag" AMI = doing more business
with It than was ever done before.
r. r. Rec, the somewhat erratic
author OF "Evauycl.ne" and other bur
lesqucs. :s meeting with brilliant sue
cess IA Australia.
country are complaining bitterly OF
CANCELLATIONS. lac namoes o. can
cclled dates tbs season a unpreced
ented and nearly every manager in
the country has large surplus Of
open TN on his hands
Ssnce Geo. snaley put the locomotive
rnce n ~ Royal Pass he has been
on the easy road To fortune. In
Esn<as City md Omaha he has n tho
pest two weeks played TO STANDING
room every n'rht.
Lsst,e co~Exss hss made arrange
merits whereby shs viii play ~ Tn
A,h-ms~a 7h~stcr. Chicago. during
the worlds Far year.
wilson Darrett Wal try TO eombins
acting and management dnring hts
Amsrs,an tour nett ssseon-
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15

Joseph Jefferson and Billy Flor
sncs n "lhe Rivals"
"OLD JED PaouIY', At POWERS
True Irish HsArtss n kedGond's-fhe
faStss.n tssiy Company ~ sm'thA
Ialk LaeAi LobbF~s aud Gen.
sExi siass Ssxs Gathered.

TIE week has been un-vsptful IN the
theatres. Frank Dsnisis had the rain
for eofBp-tuor on Monday evening
and the thsaser- -go-rs remained al home
aud hugged ihe fire-lde. On the fol-
lowing evening Billy Emerson's min
s,rels snrpt sej the expectations of all
the prophets nv piaving to . light at
ttnaanee. Rarely does Grand Rapids
refuse to turn nut to minstrel show.
Katie Emmei suffered from the bad
weather the fore part Of her engage
ment a, R-dnnnd's bat the latter half
of the week husin"ss picked mp to q
satisfactory standard. The next time
Katie comes this way she will probably
have new play. The patrons OF
Smiths did not take kindly to the
Ni'bes company. for the v~ly good
rrason that the Company offered moth.
ing hat what was stale. mustv and un-
protitsbls. - far ss any virtue ~ en-
tertain - considered. The openings foi
the present week should draw theater
gocrs from their lethargic state.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15

Tss report OF tas nrss bassle between
foass~eA aud Ma revolving saoleess IN
dseztss victory Tor tns latter, Dat iL
VIII no dsuos os followed sy the nsws
that II w.s only ''psenle" party.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15

Among the recent inventions ~
notice that electricity h nov psed fv
heating hstirons used by tailor~- and IL
employment in therapeutics h constant
II on the increuna
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15

The weather. Cioua!ness and local
rzins: ~snds generally soathsssyi 4"
decided sAasxs u lsIHpeTatars.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15

Good old Mr.. jefferson and hale and
hapoy Billy Florence and the venerable
and delightful Mrs. John Drew will be
here and rollick n Sheridan's uprOar-
ious comedy, "The KInls." This play
is really in its wav chssic in English
dramatic literature. Hyen today it 10
applicable. for have We noGmany Bob
Acres among us. and the foibles and
verbal misfits OF vain Mrs. Malaprop,
serve but a mirror in which many per-
sons may sen themselves ~ others zee
them. There will he vain women and
proud men so long as the world goes
round. The cast which will present
"The Rivals" contains the names Of
some celebrated players. w. +. Owen
will be remembered for hr mstchless
personation of Sir Toby BeIch, in sup
port Of Marie Wainwrite Two seasons
ago. Viola Allen, J. II: Barnes. Geo.
w. Dcnham, Jos. Warren and II. w.
Odlin are all prominen 'ly known. The
sale of seats will OPEN on Tuesday
morning.. The indications are that the
comedians will plap to the hrgest audi.
ence OF the season.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15

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