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The Wahpeton times., 1891-06-04
There Is No Death.

There Is No Death.
Thcrc is no deathl Tho stars 20 down
To rise upon some fairer shore; )
And bright in Heavens jeweled crown
They shiGc for cvermorc.
There is no DEATH Tho dust we tread
Shall change beneath the sumn1er show.
crS T..
To golden grain or mcllowcd fruit.
Or rainbow tinted flowers.
Tho granite rocks disorganize,
And feed tho hungry moss they bear:
Tho forest leaves drink daily life
From out tho viewless mir.
There is no death! The leaves may fall.
And flowers may fadc and pass away;
They only wait through wintry hours
Tho coming Of tho May.
There is no death! An angel form
Walks o'cr tho Garth with silent tread;
Hc bears our best loved things away:
And then we call them dead"
He leaves our hearts oil dcsolatc;
Hc plucks our faircst, sweetest flowers;
Transplanted into bliss, they now
Adorn immortal bowers.
Inc DiruuKc voice, WhOSo Joyous tones
Made glad these scenes of sin and strife,
Sings now an everlasting song
Around tho tree of life.
Whcrc'cr he sees smile too bright,
Or heart too puro for taint and vice,
He bears it to that world of light,
To dwell in Paradise.
Born unto that undying life,
They leave us but to como again;
With joy we welcome them the same
Except their sin and pain.
And over near us, though unseen,
Tho dear immortal spirits tread:
For nll tho boundlcss universe
Is lifc-therc arc no dead.
j. L. McCrccry.
The Wahpeton times., 1891-06-04
Little Flo's Prayer.

DEAR GoD-Thc baby you brought US
Is awful nice and sweet,
But course you fordot his toofics,
Tho poor little thing can't cat;
That's why I'm writing this letter,
a purpose to let you know.
Please come and finish tho baby,
That's all. From LITTLE Flo.
The Wahpeton times., 1891-06-04
THEY FELL FROM POWER
THE FATE OF QUEENS NOT BORN
TO THE PURPLE.
Natalie's Sad Experience In Servia-How
the Women Of the s"napnrte Family
Have Farc,l--ssomc English Examples.
Success of Cnthcrine of Russia.
Copyright. 1891. by American Press Associa-

ATHERINE | of
Russia may be
singled out as an
exception to a lit
tie known rule
the rule that a
q ueen sp rung
from the people
is doomed at the
last to disappoint-
lnent, disas ter
The Wahpeton times., 1891-06-04
HUNT, The Shoe Man
y County Of Richland. ss'

- County Of Ricbland. ss'
I'm County Court
In the matter OF the estate of Frantz Herman
and William Herman, deceased.
The state Of North Dakota sends greeting to the
heirs ut law and next of kin of Frnntz Herman
and William Herman, deceased, and to all to
whom these presents may come.
Notice Is hereby given that Ferdinand Herman
has He'd with the judge Of this court, u petition,
praying for letters of administration OF the estate
OF FrantZ Herman and William Lerman, de.
ceased. and chat Friday, the 18th day of May,
1891, ut 10 O'Clock M. OF said da. being day Of
regular term of this court, to.wit OF the May
term 1891, at the Office Of the judge of the county
court, in the city of Wahpeton, county of Rich
land, has been set for hearing said petition when
and where any person interested may appear AM,
show cause why the said petition should not be
granted
Dated at wahpeton, N. D., this 18th day of
April, 1891. FREEMAN ORCUTT.
lsEAL] Judge of the County Court.
Thirst publication Anril I3 1891 \
The Wahpeton times., 1891-06-04
Youth.

Wo would not turn back the dial.
Nor 1.-Two over the past again;
Wo would not tho path re-travel,
Nor barter tho ''now" for tho ''then."
Yet, oh, for tho bounding pulses,
And the strength to do and dare,
When life was ono grand endeavor,
And work clasped hands with prayer!
Julia G. r. Dorr.
The Wahpeton times., 1891-06-04

Inere IS NO Death.
Thcrc is no deathl Tho stars 60 down
10 rise upon some fairer shore; >
And bright in Heavens jeweled crown
They shiGc for cvermore.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-12

EXPLOSION OF A MOUNTAIN. .-Viosn
LoaisR, al saeut OF 8 sewing machine COM
pany whose headquarters ara IN Tcluoa,
wens to the Cllg of Ms1ico FTidey ard tells
8 mcss remsFkaaie story. Hs says that be
had occasion to visit e tovn t@enty.fg fge
leagues south of Tolnrs snd last Monday q
smell mountain OF nigb biii eboub hai way
beEwesn tbs toSGaa cf Tenapoluso and Ta-
cuaoya withcut wafniIg exploded Tl.h q
mcst terrific repc!t sad Immediately &c i'm
mense volume O? water aonmeGosd to flow
from the newly formed oyatsr snd inundated
much OF the surrounding country. The In
discs fec 10 the bills aud the CHURCH be.ls
in The surrounding villagal sege rung y,o.
lensly, 4 gsnelai panic snaGaa. The wa.
ter seen SQUAD It's Level aud ponsed through
q gorge l50 feat deep ana coetiaued so TO
flow Gnti: the next day. when Mr, Losiza
left. TIE iEhsbitanta we:a 60 fr!rhtaned
that tee7 woc.d not approach the strasm
I-csiza did MOI take tne temperature Of the
| wafes. hut suppases IL WAS hot, ea he ssv
yapcs riHice isom it on warm day. The
voome oiWstar @as go graat that Il earried
away twc high pgi3ges Hhioh or,sssl the
| rsV.us far aaGga wster E,s;t,. The crater
formed bs the exploai0a v.s quite ;o.ce.
and roak and earth were scattered far and
wide. Loaizs ia not eoIsrtilo man. bUt
is Intelligent anG ie one Of the mos: success.
ful saiesmen OF the company, By which he
is regarded SO thoroughly reliable man.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-12
Health Is " ealth

px E. @. ws5r's SEByS AND BSASE TEsAT
;sgEr, guaranteed speeiGc for HysteFis, Dl1zi'
Sass Convu lsions Fits, Ncrvous Neuralgia. Head.
aohe, Nervous ProesTation caused kF sae use of
aeohol or tobacco, WaEefulnes9 noneel ilePre:ss-
i'm Sorssnipr o. the Btsin resulting Ii :11unity
ana ana lssdine to misery decay and aOash. Promo
Erye Old Gge BSrreunesF, Loss Of Power
IN either sex, Involuntary Losses and sperrnat9Ec'
rhosa c,ussd by over-exerti0n of the brain, seif-
abuse or over.induleence. Each hox contains one
months treatment. sf,OO box, or e'z ho1es tor
$500. 5ent by mail prepaid on receipt OF prieo.
WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
70 cure any case. With each order received by US
Tor six boxes, accompanied with $500, we "il
send the purchaser or written Eoaisnyes 20 70
fund tho money il the t-estroent does ao1 erect
oure Guarantees issued cnly By
CHARLES Il. LES1SG.
Druggist, GOA King csreei
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-12

City Council, Tuesday, July 29, 1891, we will ez.
pose st public auction on
MONDAY. CCTCRER 10, 1891,
in front Of the Market B1ilding, Royal street
Alexandria, Va, the following
LOTS AND IMPROVEMENTS THEREON,
OF ss much thereof as may be necessary TO pay
and eatisfy the taSeE, assessments CT charges due
to the City Council Of Alexandria on the saDo:
Resolved, That the Collectors fTszes, urder
the supervision OF The City Auditor, bo, snd they
are hereby, directed to proceed and sell at public
auction sll real estate iD iLo city OF Alexandra
on which taxes a-e dos and unpsid 70 Juno /,
1891. In conformity 10 tha city charter, -eaid sale
to commerce October 10. 1891.
The purchasers will be required TO pay at tho
tim o! ssle the tsxe5 assossments, charges and
expaneea Of sale The proprietor or proerietora of
such lots, his or their heils, representatives or
agents may, within two years from the day Of
sale pay to tho purchaser thereof or to the Mayor
the money paid for such taxes charges and eX-
perses as aforesaid with twelvo per cent. per an
NUN sa interest thereon, or mako tonder Of the
same, in which event be shall be reirstated in his
original title. II 10 such payment or tender be
made within two years next sfter the sale, the
purchaser will be reoQired TO pay the remainder
Of tho purchase money into the tresEury of the
City Council, where it will re5ain subj act to the
order Of the r-cpioto7 OF his legal representatives
and the purchaser on the payment of the whole
title to the ssid lot lots, such parts thereof
In fee simple from the Hsyar.
The sale will commence st 10 o'clock g. m. on
the day specified and If not completed on that day
will be coutiSued ftcm dsy to dry and from time
t, time until completed.
P.F GORMAN, COL North. Dist
A. T. cox, Col. South. Dist.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-12

I. .. ONEab, AuOr.
1T the same time and place ! will offer ell the
1NTEREaT OF ". 7. Herrick in tho HOUSE No
lit south Henry street. Gets "a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-12
autGiN Ala.
Cffca.o' York Enterprise,
YnrkviIln so. ACg. u. '91

T.VI.,
Atlantic glectroPoise: Geutlemen-EoT the past
"a ,rgrs ua7 wife hss boon sufferer from dys-
nv, nv b completely did the disease rnske
PEI - ne1 former soil that life WA almost Dc
1,.i-od Of. Hor nervous system w.s almost IN.
s,t-eiv Destroyed, end the sightest noiss would
60 5,r i-to nervous epssm, which would last
-, b,sIp Medical skill failed tc bring any re-
"Vr, |7,,,ss she r.comroepdstisu "a OF sn eminent
6,,ire va ysra lnd1c5d 70 .ry 5he elect opoise.
nor usrsirtens ass of the instrument, the efeca
%. hcnr wonderful 9or naryoDs systeu hsa
Lasc ,easorcd ,o tt almost norEal condition; her
Si~sstIo2 y y7oudern!ly improved she is rapid!y
ssinior In Sssh ard, upon the wholo, is making
= rapid recovery, Thich spesks volumef for ice
.osss,f.i s,rativs posrs OF tho Electropoee, IS
her szse wss sonsidered hopeless. II any are
,tsntical on sas subject let them try the Electro
,oiss. and isa Ronderiul powers will quickly dis-
ssj III doubt. Years truly, y d. PRnPsT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-12
FIRST WARD.

Dove, Jaa and 713 Fairfax at 80, S2.63.
Francis, Peter est house and lot Potomac bet Wolfe
and Wilkes sis so, 7.35.
Harper, Jane Z bause aud los 121 Fairfax ST,
81 SO.
Hardesty, Harvey lot 17e Fairfsx bet Church
end South ats 80, 20.
| Herdee.y. Harvey lot 70 # on Lee bet Church
and south ste go, 1853
Henry, ssndy est house and lot 103 franklin 81
go, 210.
sts 80, 16 80.
MoLean's @ heirs lot 70 It on Lee st bet Church
and South 80. 1 SO.
McLeans. @ heirs u So W cor Lee snd Church
sts 80. 420.
Murray, Thos house 107 franklin st 80, 315
McClesh, Geo W est lot pit Union 80, $40
McCleish, Geo " est house 209 Onion 80,
63OO
McCleish, Geo W est houses and lots 211 and
213 Union st 80, 21.00.
McCleiab, Geo " ess lot in alley Lee, Duke,
Prince and Union sts 80, $500.
McCleish, Geo W est house and lot 316 Duke 81
800, 4.2O
Smith, Gabriel house 713 Fairfrx ct 80, 2 So.
Smith, John house and lot I'll Ice ct 80, 6 83.
Tut. Buckley huuss snd lot 718 Fsirfsx st 80,
263.
Evans John house and lot 42O 8 Fsirfsx st,
'S3 end 60 119l
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-12
ZOE oEER EIFTYYEARs

AS OLD Ase WKL.TR1ED REMEDY-Nrs.
Winalow's Soothing Syrup he's been used for oyer
tlt.y Years by MiZRsss OF Mothers for their Cail-
are'- Rh;c Tsasss, zith Perfect Success n Sootscs
tha Chad Soitsss ti.e Gsn, ARays all Pgis; Cures
Eaad Ca!ss srd IS tHa hest remedy for DiaTrhoa.
Sold ~ DIuggiats il every part Of the world. Its
value ID incalculable. Be sure and ask for HRS.
lg'nsloes SoetsiHg SsFsp, and take no other kind
Twenty-Five Gsats bettle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-12
AB.C. Blood
Rycgxson,s Acafcs gaEva

Tax PEST SALva in tho world foz Cats, Bruises
Sores, Ulcers, sals Rheum, Fever 8ores. Tetter,
Cnsprsd Hnuds GaiiblaiEs, Corps and al Si,in
Eruptiona, aad positively cp,es Piles or no ray
required. L Is guaranteed 70 give perfect sa5is-
iscticn, CT r,oneJ xefunded. Price 20 cents per
box. 20. s.is ~ 2. &. Les3bestsr q Bro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-12
AUCTION SALES.
DUBLIC SALE.
The subscriber will sell az public auction On
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1S.
st 10 O'clock a, 10,

NJ IO o clocS a. H.,
st NO. III south Herry strect, the following
HOUSEHOLD GOODS, the property Of Mrs. E. j.
derrick, decoesed: Carpet in parlor, Parlor
Set (9 piecee), 2 Rockers, Marbie-top Table, Ia
bic and Stand, l Stove and Zinc, Bric-s-Brac
and Stand, Psrlor Lamp, 8 Paintings Wind.
ow Curtains and Fixtures, I Looking Glass and
Table, Ea!l Carpet and Rack, contents OF Bed
Room, Wsr6robes. contents of Back Room, 8
Qnilsa (iome very fno), l Bedstead, contents OF
Dining Room, I Sofs Kitchen Furniture, etc.
Terms: Cash. Nc property TO be removed IN
til terms arc complied with.
I. @. o'NEAL, bdur.
At the ssme time and place will offer ell tho
1NTEREaT OF W. 7. Herrck in tho HOUSE No.
~ south Henry street. Gets Is
TRUsTEEg sALE-By virtue OF decd of
IL trust, rnado By Charles w. Solomon, dated on
tho 2Sth day Of October, 1885, and recorded In
the lend records Of the city Of Alexsndria, Vir-
ginia, the sUbscribers as trustees in said deed,
will by the order OF tho Board Of Directors Of
THE Germsn Cooperative Building Association,
No. 4 OF Alexandria, Ya," proceed to sell st pub
lie auction
ON TUESDAY, THE 2OTH DAYOF
OCTOBER, 1891,
st - u, in front OF the Market Building on
Royal street, in the city of Alexandria, Virginia,
the property thereby conveyed, to wit: a LOT
OF GRCUND, with the improvements thereon,
on the west aide OF West street, between King and
Prince Streets in said city OF Alexandria, in front
on West street 20 feet, more or less and Ia depth
1913 feet inches, with the right OF way over an
alley ID feet On the south. TeTms OF asle-Cash.
JOSEPH KAUFMANE,
HENRY STRAUSS Trustees.
GEORGE w. FISHEB,
oct2 eodta
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-12

TOR RENT-ELEGANT THREA3TOE
Il BEiCK HOUSE, STORE and DWELLING
combined, Noe. ia and l16 north Fsiriax street.
newly painted and pspcred throughout, excellent
location. VIII rent store or dwelling separately
if desired. Apply to B. ". FRENO6, All sud
419 King street. je26 e
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-12
FOR SALE AND REN,r.
E.CR SALE Or BENT.

THREE NEW BRICK DWELLINGS
ct the corner Of Queen and Royal stresJs, with
bay windo rs ard al modern conzenience.
Apply to isvp12 I'll HARLOW BROS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-12
TAX SALE.

- l:-i,I.. ES'ii ilU.IiAi / x .tiI
y UE CiCY TAXES.
Under the following resolution, passed By the
City Council Tuesday, July 25, 1891, we will ez.
nose at public auction on
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-12
dEUE
oct3 eodts

NRUsTEES' sALE.-By virtue OF deed of
Il trust madc by Willis Randolph and wifo dat
ed on the 2Sth day Of March, 1883, and recorded
In tho land records Of the city of Alexandrs, Vir
2inis, in decc-book no. 10, page 553, the sub
scrbers as trustees in said deed will BY the order
Of the Board Of Diccctors of ''The German Co.
operative Building Association No 4 of Alexen-
dris, Virginia." proceed to coll at public auction
Oh TUESDAY THE 2Oth DAY OF
OCT 1OBER, 1891,
at ~ M, in front OF the Market Building on
Royal strcot iii tho city OF Alexsndris, Virginia,
the property thereby conveyed. tc-wt:
LOT OF GROUND
with the improvements thereon in the said city
OF Alexandria. Virginia, on the north side OF
Franklin street between Alfred and Patrick
streets In front on Fcsnklin street % fee5, and
In depth ia feet to An aiey - feet inches
wide, with all sppurtensnces. Termsof sale cash.
JOSEPH KAuFMANN,
HENRY STRA USs, Trustees.
GEORGE ". FI5aER.
oct3 eodts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-12
TAX SALE.

Wilson, John house and lot 22a Commerce st 80,
2.63
Webster, jas ST house snd lot 8 cor Wolfe and
Alfred sts 80, 263.
Wade, Mary house and lot 1917 Prince at 80,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-13
PICTURES At THE UNION LEAGUE.

miscellaneous collection Of American end foreign
paintings has been formed for the first OF the Upon
League Clubs monthly exhibitions. Many OF the I'M
portant pictures such the job Of Decamps asd the
"Bibbicna and Raphael Of Ingres, have appeared IN
the galleries Of the dealers and have already received
notice in The Tribune The American representation
is more distinguished In Its landscapes than in Its hgre
pieces. The latter include only few really good
works; two Eastern studies by Messrs. Brdgman and
Weeks respectively, both illustrations OF Psrislhn
methods; street sketch by Mr. Hassam. and Mr..
Millet's Between Two Fires which Is one OF the
pictures that have been discussed before. The nu-
merous landscapes uncommony original, and In the
main Of considerable technical excellence. There
are freedom, truth and strong personal feeling
IN the works Of Messrs. Dewey, Inness. Ochtman and
Davis Mr.. Chase. In a sketch made on the shores
OF shinnecock Bay suggests Fortuny's glstenins
I" Beach Of Portid.' with It's brilliant blue waves
and cerulean sky An aggressive, quite unnecessary
figure does much to spoil the charm of this picture.
The Introduction OF the human element hns had the
same unfortunate effect IN Mr.. G. ii. BoughtOns study
of scene on the bank Of a wide English stream the
figures here poorly drawn and awkwardly grouped
The faculty Of animang landscape with figures and
yet keeping the latter in subordinate position, has
been In all schools. wet had 1t. as is proved
by little pastoral in the present exhibition. in which
the presence of the shepherd is Indicated By farm
that is almost shadow in the background
Lerolle has it and it 10 find advantage
in picture shown here Of river with
two women bathing. There Is n touch OF real
ism in the fgures-which are decidedly bathers.
not nymphs but II is not enough 10
put them out OF harmony with the poec character OF
the landscape. DecamP's beautiful Job Is accom-
panied by another scnptural design. Deacrolxe
Christ on the Lake small panel remarkaoie ratrr
for fine color IN the turbd water than for any I'M
prcssive religious feeling In the scene on the boat
which Is, indeed: confused, typical Mcnei Is e 4
hibited with u brilliant Dupre, Charles Jacque IN
which the thick impastO is all that there Is objecton
able an early Coro one OF his first Italian stnqies'
and OF Isabeys hammered but lovely interiors.
TWO bits Of coarse genre by Van Ostode, the only
works by old master shown, have what not even
the best Of the modern pictures claim aDsoiuteD
transparent, pellucld color.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-13

On this fr:t trip with passen gers the engineer was
Isaac Drpps, who is stu living, now eighty-tWo
years old It who put together the parts OF TIE
engine when it arrived in this country. Mr. DiippS'
though he had never q locomotive before and
had no drawings or instructions to help him, sue
ceeded 50 well that he and Robert Stevens, son OK
Colonel John stevens. made an experimental iun some
time before the public trial, which was perfectly sue
cessful.
This od engine IL still in Existence in the United
states National Museum IL Washington. viewed by
modern standards II was indeed oddly, yet 1t did
work which might even now be considered re-
spectacle for any engine Of the sze IL weghea
only ten TONS and the boiler was Thirteen
feet long and three feet six inches IN ci-
ameter. The firing done with pine and oaH
wood no coal being used AZ the locomotive nad no
tender when 1t arrived here, one was improvlsed ou'
Of an old fiat car, which had mounted on 1t a large
vhskey cask to serve as water tank The steam
pressure used about thirty pounds. The loco
motive afterward used almost entirely for hauns
freight other and larger engines soon being put on for
passenger traffic.
Some laughable incidents happened, Of course In
those early days Of steam. Now and then the loco
motive would calmly Jump the track and rest IN
ditch. Then the engineers and conductors wouia -
calmly walk to the nearest village, get horses htch
them TO the cars and make the rest Of the trip that
way going back FOR the engine later on When haul
Ing freight this small locomotive, as one or the Ola
engineers, Hugh Watson, who sometimes ran her. said
Yesterday often hauled from nine TO fourteen cars with
two cords Of wood each The freight cars were
fat then box-cars not coming Into use until later
The passenger cars built so that In case Cd need
they could be drawn with horses. They were OF ths
English pattern, resembling carriage bodies, with seats
facing each other and doors ut the sides.
For some time there were small patches OF ROAD which
had wooden rails she'd with iron. but they soon gave
place 10 an rail, somewhat like the present rail-
The rail was rolled in lengths OF sixteen feet, and
weighed forty two pounds TO the yard The hrst
piece laid in August. 1881. IL was placed on
stone blocks two feet squar. and ten to thirteen
inches deep with locust pin inserted in them. which
in turn gave a purchase for the spikes, invent:d for
the purpose by Mr.. stevens. II wns the hookheaded'
spike that Is stu In us:. nothing has been found
superior TO it.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-13
MISS GALE AT HARLEM.

Miss Gale formerly the leading actress In Lawrence
Barretts company star, has been acting SINCE
last Monday at the Harlem Opera House. and has ap
peared there in the familiar characters OF Juliet
Parthenia, Rosalnd and Julia. Tonight she viii
enact Pauline In The Lady Of Lyons" ard tomorrow
night she viii present the Duchess, in Oscar Whde's
tragedy Of "The Duchess of Padua." At the Saturday
matinee she will repeat juliet Miss Gale has at
tracted good audiences and she has pleased them
Her efforts ought to succeed and II Is pleasant 10
know that they sufficiently successful TO encourage
her their continuance Her enterprise Is conducted
by IN entirely competent and experienced manager,
Mr.. Theodore Bromley, who was long associated with
Lawrence Barrett and Edwin Booth.
Miss Gale as many playgoers doubtless know, is
fortunate in her equipment for the ambitious and i'm
portant task that she has undertaken She possesses
ability earnest zeal. beauty and youth. and her act
ing indicates steady growth In power. rcpose. control
of her resources and precision Of mechanical method
Her aspect is statuesque her vocalism copious and
sometimes resonant, her personality winning, her
taste severe and refined She u.s. however. at present
more declamer than an 1rtresS, ard has need to
overcome and conceal self cOnsconsness. in order to
give free way TO the faculty Of impersonation Her
temperament appears to be fHgid Her voice Is
generally unsympathetic Her experience Of life has
not been large and her knowledge of human nat,Iro
cannot be thought considerable. She does not impart
the sense Of authority, and there Is no apparent
reason why she should be deemed extraordinary
actress. She is charming woman, though, and
pleasing performer and Is fully entitled to the pro-
fessional success she has obtained
With MIss Gale are associated various members Of
Lawrence Iarretts old stock company, that was dis
iqnded at his death The leading actor Is NJ. Creston
Clarke OF the veteran comedian, John - tlaFhe'
surely was we'll chosen for this position. lie has a
decided look Of the Booth countenaL CO and touch
Of the Booth fire. Ne T. etudous, earnest ana capable
nd he al N