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work. Mr.. Harrison will himself select the
cast, and it is probable Mrs. James Garden
will be requested to personate Queen Eliza
beth. a character in which this lady has be-
come celebrated, from the fact that her
features bear a strong resemblance to those
of the Tudor Virgin Queen. as seen in
the historical portraits. The time OF the
play is about 1911. when the Irish
chieftains, Roger More, Phelim O'Neale.
Mcguire, Earl of Inniskillen, and others
were in open rebellion against England.
Allowing the anaehrOnism of few years
Elizabeth assembled the throne in 1858 and
died in l603-Jhe O'Nell selected for hero
is probably the great Irish recalcitrant who
defeated the English at Blackwater August
IA, 1898. and again at Benburb, when they
were led by Monroe. on the 9th OF June,
1916. In addition to the intrinsic interest
possessed by this drama, the present posi-
lion OF Irish affairs in the British Parla-
ment, with the expectation of home rule in
the near future, will give il increased at
traction. 1.-The O'NeilP' may be said to
dramatically represent the beginning Of
thai struggle by Ireland with England which
has been continued to the present day. Ii
may be taken for an illustration Of the
poets lines:
Freedoms battle. once begun.
BeQueathed by bleeding to son,
hnrF oh t4fffa a,Fr 81 war xpn
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Lawrence HanIev,s Case.

This actor writes The CALL from White
Plains, \. Y, where he is taking the Kelley
cure for dipsomania. under date OF Febru-
airy 7. What he says is in the nature of a
confession. 1t is inca cuba" from begin
ming to end. AS he evidently wishes to
reach the public an extract is made:
As long as / drank ] was poor, unf0r
tunate and without confidence or respect from
my fellow-man. Therefore / have fesOrted to
this The only ana sure thing for my disease
drunkenness. l came here one week ago to-day
and even now 1 am new man, almost. l met
Charlie Fair ere. He Is not nor has be been
drine ing You can say that safely. My object
in writing is to let you know | am here, aud. II
Iosstble please mention the fight / have fought
for three years to whip rum. bui 10 no avail.
LAWRENCE HANLEY.
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PALACE HOTEL.

THE PALACE HOTEL OCCUPIES AN ENTIRE
block in the center OF San Francisco IL is Ias.
model hotel OF the world. Fire aud earthaGl<s
proof. Has nine elevators Eyery room Is lSrya
light and airy. The ventilation - perfect bath
and closet adjoin every room. All rooms are easy
Of access from broad, light corridors The central
court illuminated by electric light, its immeass
glass roof broad balconies, carrlage-waY and trop
cal plants, are features hitherto unknown In Amsr
can hotels. Guests entertained on either the AmerE
can or European pias The restaurant is the flnsy.
In the city Secure rooms in advance by tele rapa-
ing. THE ACE HOTEL.
at Nan Erancisco. Cal.
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Onera AT the NNiowan1.

This week Gilbert and Sullivan's no
lanthe. or the Peer and the Peri" will be
sung al the Wigwam. under the direction of
the Valerga brothers, and with MISS Kate
march, in the title role. The opera is writ
ten to ridicule the British House OF Lords,
and has many bits of caustic satire. In ad-
dtion to "Iolanthe." the Lawrence Sisters
will make their first appearance in this
city, and also L0grena, celebrated ma
gician. Liberati continues his wonderful
Of sol
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terprise in the production. Twenty-one
people we're in the cast, and an army OF
jubilee singers and cotton-pickers made
picturesque groupings. greatly appreciated
by crowded houses nightly. This Sunday
afternoon the German stock company will
appear in "A Kingdom for a Child" This
is new venture and one that ought to COM
mand the attention OF German-speaking
theater-goers. Tomorrow evening, Feb
ruary 10, the great Bronson Howard come
DIV. THE Bankers Daughter" will be pro-
duced with Mr.. Frank Rollest0n in the
lead, and a carefully selected company of
ladies and gentlemen in support.
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ponderous, weighing Ala pounds. Sutton
has also a challenge out that little Lillian.
az Eva. The angel child, is the prettiest one
that has ever been seen in the part. The
company travels in it's own car, and has
also car for the animals, list of which
reads like that of a circus menagerie. TO
wit: Two Shetland ponies. eight Cuban
bloodhOunds, two dOnkeys, two large st.
BeTnard dogs and two trained Angora goats.
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Caught i'm the Act.

f. A. Lambert ofi 1888 Chester street, Oak
land. is at present confined in tie City
Prison, charged with burglary. he was
arrested by Detectives Bee and Harper yes
terday morning while ia the act OF selling
S40G worth of jewelry that was stolen from
the residence of j. M. Gowly Of 800 Page
street. In this city. recently.
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"The O'NeiII.''

1t is now definitely concluded that Mr..
William Greer Harrison's Anglo Irish
historical drama. 1.-The O'Neill, or the
Prince Of Ulster" will be produced at the
St0ekwell as speedily as possible. Those of
the company who have read 1t express great
admiration for the text, action, situations.
and, IN fact, for the general construction of
the play. Mr. Henry r. Jewett (whO takes
the title rOle) and Mr. George Osbourne (who
will be cast for Rory are very positive 10
expressing their favorable opinion of the
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An Accomplished Singer.

Madame Emilia Tojetti. the artistic Cali
fornia cantatrice. will give a song recital on
Thursday evening. March 9, prox., in Maple
Hall, Palace Hotel. The programme to be
rendered will he arranged in chronological
order. and a number OF the selections Will
be noYeltIes--ns Interesting as they are new.
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worK to be given in this city is one to be
made at the Grand Opera-ho this even
ing Sunday. The combination is called
Sutton's Double Mammoth Uncle Toms
Cabin" and Speciality Company. 1t carries
a double Topsy team, as well as one for
Marks, and. circus fashion. will make a
street parade that will excel ANYTHING the
managers of Canvastown have been able
10 do in this way The Uncle Tom Robert
Tasker) is Manager SultonS boast. lie is
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"The Groye.o

As predicted by an advance article in
The CALL of the 18th inst, 'Uncle Toms
Cabin" at the Grove street Theater has
proved q great success, and worthily so.
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THE JUNGLE TOM SPECTACLE.

Following "Ols Olson" VIII be seen Stock
Wells spectacular Uncle TOMS CABIN; in
which the prize-ring professors Peter Jack
son and c. K. (''Parson') Davies Will appear
named as Uncle Tom and the second as the
auctiOneer. Mr.. StOekwell will handle his
old part, Marks the lawyer, and the rest of
the cast will be made up from the home
company. The management have laid
themselves out on this production and ask
special attention to the magnificent trans
formation scene of almost bewildering
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Adoph Adams romantic opera, as above.
viii form the programme at the Tivoli for
this week. beginning tomorrow evening.
lie Position has not been sung in this
city since Wachtel voiced Chapelou at
the Grand Opera-house now some seven
teen years ago, and in which performance
he was remarkable for the vigorous
manner he snapped his whip and the care
tul Way lie had in taxing the high {. Adam
wrote this opera in 1896. 1t was his favOrite
work, aud was well received throughout
Europe. Critical opinion in regard to the
author is that he replaces depth OF senti-
ment by fresh and animated melody.
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DISTRIBUTION
TIE BAUFR CONCERT.

Mr.. AdOlph Bauer will give the first SYM
phony concert of the second series at the
Tlvoli on Friday afternoon, February q,
with the following programme:
!. Overture. Roman Carnival ..,......... BerIioz
2. Ballet music. Ritter Pasman" Strauss
3. Violin concerto. BTuch
Mr.. SigmGnd Bee
4. Suite Peer Gynt" 10y reQuest) Grieg
5. symphony No. .. in F..-.....-....... Beethoven
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national melodies. This quartet is one of
the features Of the performance. The ladies'
are introduced as Ole's sisters and appear
in their native costume. Since It's las
presentation 10 this city the play has been
rewritten, frightened. strengthened and in
on the adventures of .sn unsophis ticated
Swede in the United States and many
laughable incidents follow in rapid sue
cessiOn.
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On lie Merits

1t has been decided 10 reproduce the
Stewart Robertson opera. His Majesty,
King Cadenza." This time at the TivOli,
where the pebble will be able TO get at pro-
fessi0nal hands a clearer Idea OF the actual
merits OF the composition. The following
distribution has been made:
King CadenzR. Ferris Hartman
The Queen Kate Vernon
AuS flites5 10
The Crown Prince OF MuscUvy. ..........F Scnuetz
DoAHa betti 1artlnl .Ofaele fiAlsteu
Don Impresarto, Pint Bronson
Prime Minister ...,,.........E n. Knight
The Mock Prince. Recommendations. .... TOrp
Captain OF the Imperial Regiment. gorge olmi
The first performance will be given on the
evening OF March ..
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Sutton's Uncle Tom.n

Among the other dram attic shades in white
aud black of Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stoves
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NC L5cdpes ET0Ht u IOtcN dIttT u I1tct"Te'
as has been given out but In search OF a
lost dog that started from Laramie, Wyo.,
westward some time ago called Eniymol0gy.
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"The Dwarrs Wedding"

Tie Liliputians, who have been doing a
rousing business for the las; three weeks at
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ole PostiIIon de Lonitmeau. {"

Freedoms battle. once begun.
Bequeathed by bleeding sire to son,
Though bafied Oft. is ever won.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-26
Mnsle an {. .Inrrrr,,cN-

The famous tenor and father Of
Malibran was once in Mexico giving
operatic performances. War broke
out and Garcia was soon on his way
home. Before he reached Vera Cruz
band of brigandsmet him and took
not only his money and valuables
but also his clothes. In ransacl1ing
his things the jolly brigands soon
found out that their captive was
singer, so they demanded a song.
Garcia positively refused. Then the
attitude of the robbers became
menacing, and Garcia thought it well
to acquiesce.
He did so and was led to promi-
nent position for the enjoyment of
the song. The great vocalist opened
his throat, but could not progress,
whereupon the soi-disant patrons
hissed and cursed This was terri
bic TO beaf-insult and derision.
Garcia made another effort and
burst into fight of song which en-
tranced his hearers--so much so that
they restored him part of his clothes
and valuables and escorted him as
near as they could safely venture to
the coast. t.--Gentleman's Magazine
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-26
Hotel Monterey.
OREGON


Newport, Oregon.
Located on the Beach, two miles north
OF Newport on Cave Cove, a beautifully
sheltered spot, wonderful scenery, sea
bathing, fiDe drives 10 Cape Foulweaih-
or lighthouse. House new, rooms large
aud airy. Finest resort for families OF
lnyaIlds. Open ell winter. Terms
moderate by day or week. Intendlng
visitors eau drop postal card TO New.
port aud be met BY hack.
JOHs FITzPATRIcK,
d-2m Proprietor.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-26

AGAIN - John Holm has agnin
opened . blackamith shop Ia salem, NJ
rear Of Cooks hotel All lfiends Ia
Vlted 10 give him . cai, and get WORK
done IN tbe best manner 20 I'm
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-26

BeginnIng on the east line of block
AZ, Salem, oregon, said point being
~ feet south OF the northeast cJrner
f said b ock; thence west parallel
with Court street, 1865 feet to the
alley; thence north along the alley
~ feet; the ce east parallel with
court street, 1856 feet TO the east line
of said block; thence south along
said east line ~ feet 10 the place nf
beg inniug, owned by Amos Strong
Be- inning at the southeast corner of
lot No z In block ~, Salem, Oregon;
thence north aioDg the east linz of
said block 66 feet; thence west par
allei with Court street, l65 feet to
the al ey, thence south along the
alley 66 feet, to the southwest
corne m lot lin said bl ,ck, thence
east along tine lot line lB5 feet to the
place OF b ginning, owned by A.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-26

BEGINNING at a point 2g.50 feet north OF
the southeast corner of lot lin block
AZ, salem, Oregon; thence north
along the block line to the northeast
corner of said lot 3;thence west at
right angle l65 feet To the alley;
thence south along said alley TO
point $50 feet north ofthe south
West corner of SAID lot;thence east
l65 feet TO the place OF beginning,
ow ed by w. Breyman and L. Brey-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-26

nR CLARA M. DAVIDSON, graduate OF
vana ONCE. Bush -Breyman Block, Salem.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-26

DR.T.C SMITH, Dentist. % state street
~ Salem, Oregon, Finished dental opera,
lions OF every description. Painless Iopera.
tions speciality.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-26

M ID. PUdH, Architect, plans, specinca-
w. lions and superintendence for ali
classes OF buildings. ONCE 200 Commercial
ireet. up stairs.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-26

| @ U. BROWNE, M. d., physician and Hur.
! -. geon. Ofice, Murphy block; residence,
| 49, COMMERCIAL street.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-26

Beginning vt "a point on the east line
OF block 4S in salem, Oregon .7J9
feet south of the northeast corner OF
said UlDck; thence south aosg the
block line 1850 feet; thence west
parallel with Court street Is fs {
To the alley; ihe CT nor b IL ong the
alley 1850 feet, thehc pa all II
with Csurt str, ct, 49, ct 10 the
place OF beg nm ng, w ned by M.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-26

TRY DR.. NILES PILLS, so DOSES IS CTS.
sod by d. J. Fry, druggist, Salem
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-26

| w PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Ofiice 3lo Commercial streetin Eldridge block
| Residence 40 Commercial street.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-26

nR A. DAVIS. Late Post Graduate OF New
IL York, gives special attention 10 the dis
eases Of women and children, nose, throat.
lungs, kidneys, skin diseases and Surgery.
Office at residence, lo4 State street. Consiilta.
ton from 9to ~ a. m. and 2 N SIP m. 7-i-8m
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-26

| STELLA SHERMAN. N.-Typewritin and
block. First-class work. Rates reasonable
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-26

a .ginning al point on the ,ast line OF
blk As, Salem oregon, 43.l25 etsouth
OF the northeast coraer said block
thence west paraliei 10 Ferry street
Il76O feet; thence sou b parallel win
Commercial street "a s75 fee'; thence
east III so feet 10 the east Hue OF sara
block; thance uOTth a,ong tne salu
east line 2.o75 feet 70 the ace ol pc
Ginning, owned by 10. Johnson and
" ~
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-26

at a point 80 6 ieet north OF
the southeast corner of blDck No AZ,
Salem, Oregon; thence north along
the b o.K line 220S33 feet thence east
par AIlel with Ferry street, 1855 feet TO
the al ey then south along hea a y
2 W 3 { Ell; then % east 1855 ieet 20 the
1I4.. II Deg ming, owned by E.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-26

| Beginning at the II TihwesL Irnrr uf
blk ~. salem, Oregon; theLce east
along hs book line so feet; thence
south al right angles 10, feet; them Q
west 50 feet lbencs nor b aloi e The
block line .0l feet TO The place OF
beginning, owned by the City Ol
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-26

IQfu ---------~--
Beginnin. AZ the northeast corner OF
block No. As, Salem, Oregon; thence
west along the north lineof the block,
1855 feet 70 the alley; thence south
along the ALLY GO feet and lO12 incheh:
thence east III so feet 20 the east OF
the ulock; thence north 2Gl25 feet 70
the place of beginning, owned by r.
~ AillAF
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eept a strip 7 feet wide of the north
slde OF said lot, owned by the Saiem
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-26

pau, s4l7, bal. S35.77,
Beginning at the southeast corner OF
block AZ, in ) lem, oregon thence
moth along the block line S0.l6 feet
thence west parallel with Ferry street
i85 feet 10 the alley; thence south
along the alley 0'l6 fert TO the south
line OF the block; thence east along
said south liue 1855 feet 10 the place OF
b ginning, owned by Geo. IL. Turner
Lot No, 5 in block No AZ, Salem, Or,
: owned h, y Il NOFthcutt----
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the east line in northerly di! ec-
ton al feet; thence westerly at
right angle with sa d east line of
block 40, 1865 feet to the alley:
thence southerly along the alley
q feet: thence eaSterly 1876 feet TO
the place of e. inning, owned by
+. ). LalnpOr ----------------------
Is ginning at the southegsS cor ..er
of b ock No. A. Salem, Ore. Themes
north along the east line OF said
block 2B feet; thence west, parallel
with Cou I street, l6i feet 10 the
alley; thence south along the a lev
70 { ~ TO the south line of laid
block; thence east along said south
line 10 the place of beginning,
- owned by w. X Anderson,-.
Also lot No 4. block ~, salem, Orc
Lot No 3 in block No ~. "a EN-, Ore
on ned by e. Z Patton
Beginning al the northeast corner OF
block Nc. 4S, In salem, Ore; thence
westerly along the north line ofsaid
blOcI, 1855 feet to the alley; thence
south aIong the alley q SO feet,
thence east, para ell with Court
street, l65 feet to the east line OF sal 4
block; thence north along said east
line 1850 feet TO the place of begin
ming, owned by A. Bush----------
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-26

Beginning at the soui Invest corner of
lot No. @, bio * No p, Salem, Ore
thence Dorth along The block line I5
feet; thence east AT tight augle with
CommerciaI street, l6j t-et 10 the
alley; thence south along the alley -
feet; thence west l S feet tO the place
of beginning, owned by VI. X iuger
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-05-15
A FRANTIC APPEAL.
Democrats Realize the Precarious Position
They Are In for Coming Contests.

The following frantic appeal, issued in
the to'm Of secret circular and sent To
the leading Democrats in every city, town
and plantation in Maine shows that the
party manager realize in what a precar,on-
position the Maine Democracy stands on
account of the discords in its ranks caused
by the struggle for place and patronage
DEMOCRATIC STATE COMMITTEE OF
MAINE. SEcEErARfs OFFICE.
IIallowell. May I. 1898.
Ny Dear Sir The Democratic Stat.
Committee of Maine have instructed the
Undersigned, to issue the following appeal
to our friends in Maine in order IN carry on
the work OF organization in the State. The
good results that followed campaign Of
education, carried on during the
past year, is gratifying to our people here
and the friends of Democracy throughout
the country. To DO our work we'll we need
the necessary funds to work the entire year
that is coming We appeal to yon to send
E'ward Conners, Esq, Esngor. Mainn,
treasurer of the committee, the sum of $l0
in enclosed enve lope an he will duly re-
ccipt for the same. Your committee are
unanimous in feeling thit this appeal to the
valiant Democrats of Maine will be met
with generous response and that in 1894
with a strong and aggressive Democracy
We shall be able to redeem the State, and
place her in the Democratic column.
We hope you aish to anticipate in this
and that YOU viii make this sacrifice for the
Democracy of the State.
Per order, Democratic State Committee
(Signed) FRED EMERY BEAsE,
Secretary
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-05-15
A QUIET DAY,
Almy Promised by the Warden That Nc
Shall be Decently Buried.

C"scoRp, N. II. May I2.--Almy passed
quiet and uneventful day in his prison
cell, occupy ing the greater part of the time,
in reading.
Chaplain Wilkins paid him brief visit,
but all that transpired between them related
10 the books Almy desired to read. Relig.
ious matters were not alluded to in any
way.
During the day Almy made reques, of
the warden that his body be buried and not
delivered to any medical institute for dis
sectng.
In view of this request and according to
law, the warden must see it inferred pro-
vided no relative or friend claims il.
The warden stated, this evening, that the
burial would occur in this city, but where
or when he could not say AS none of the
funeral arrangements had yet been per-
fected.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-05-15
CITIZENS OF MACHIAS
Have an Elegant Piece Of Plate Tor the Gun.
boat Machias.

WAsniSGToS, May l4.-The citizens of
Macbias. Maine, are going to dedicate the
Porter Memorial Library on June 18th
neA., with much public ceremony. and to
give additional attraction to the event, have
expressed to the navy department their de-
sire tor the presence of the gunboat Ma
chias, which is the first OF the new naval
vessels constructed in Maine. and hand
some presentation piece has been subscribed
for by the citizens.
Secretary Herbert replied to the citizens
request expressing regret that he prcbab-
ly would be unable to comply with it, as
the vessel can hardly b. completed, tried
aud accepted by the government in season,
but promising that whtn she is in commits
sion she will be permitted to visit Machas.
and acc pt the presentation piece.