The evening world., 1894-02-07
DISQUALIFICATION TICKETS
Object Being to Teach Women
the Invsrdness of Voting.
willard Secures "The scapesoat" -
0thef Stage News.

Election day at the Professional
women's League next week is going to
be a~veSy interesting AFFAIR. although a
sedate 'ons, for the ladies' will all be on
their best: behavior. and the most de-
mure parliamentary rules will be OBJ
served. There are two tickets In the
field. each bearing the name Of Mrs. A.
NJ, Palmer for President; Mrs. Louise
Eldridss for yice-President and Mrs.
Knowles for Secretary. The tickets diff
fer only IN minor o%fnces: In fact, two
tickets were Unlisted upon for a special
reason explained BY n OF the ladies'
thus; You see, It is a good thing to
educate women up to this kind Of
thing; to teach them the true inwardness
Ties forPsAoasSt. one ticket i"s% Q SRS0r reslly
nave covered the whole affair. but two
were deemsd advisable. Wrangling-oh.
sea[, nj Tssss Tm m be noth af ,S Of The the
formanees at the Garden Theatre last
r.no;s mere ass, nn sHSes.sfuI; b%, A.
tunatsly. .littIs disposition on the part OF
Plenty e tieke.s were given away. but
satisfactorily shocked. The idea. as al
ready. told. originated with Mrs. Fer
nsndez. who viii probably be. Chairman
the election. 4 better Chairman MsA could
many Who would IKE to see her Presi-
asn.; Sas f seessIf. the many is not Mrs.
e: g., Willard Ia. secured from George
A1 ae And Mr.; and Mrs; wilton
ssiiss rs s,,i Sssp.sss.; !. 7? acs tn s!sH
Try. for next season Willard will 'proba-
fatlsued, but the Indications are that
he will play in London Just the same.
n, ah' % a Ss.eay me%S.Ep: si q 9 sSs p in %SneS
over I ssss f fs% ' g e As:IEs H work, f M
hss rob5e this fearful season Of some
systematically and admirably.
There 10 an lrlshman in the "shore
work the ocean" and make thunder"
He, halls from Connemara, and. as no.
BODY knows his name. Nj. Fl,erne has
Waldron says that It is his patriotism
that. makes him remarkable. He swears
oy Irish whiskey n green tea. and
VIII not oa me pst Saien h fn1' to ese p=stroh nis pr the
much interested in him.
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wal. .AT s%sasaiD,.d H. ! sIsss 'P ss s.:;;,a iss
H SeS : ! J, VII f' ). see. ssSk i, to t Gs'e Wind "
City at Mevicker's Theatre. There has
been some more tsik Of putting 1t on
II tns x5 HaSiddos s9S. s. been mu the h he .s'; to ETY. Il.
.Amerlea" was 4 great show. lavishly
| There Ia n Rfory told ~ q cartoip
actor who is, very fond of little games
~ chance. a! which he is very lucky.
He was passing through one Of the up.
LIQUID REFRESHMENTS had been plentiful.
nessssarIly around the bush, he was a
hideous. and whose receipts were taken
In BY : little froliesome monkey. The
ACTOR saw this stopped and fumbied in
threw y ON the green cloth. instantly
! msst @9n.f We sf''ea ms i sns f 'ss a it t % n as
game I've ever played"
young woman calling herself Patti Rosa
Is going to wear. the mantle that dropped
from the shoulders. OF poor Roslna
Nokes, Oh, no, she is not. II she works
viii never. At her, any more than Edwin
E. s. winard. ~
ats..r.! nit, / psv.. hav. received .
magnificent offer for their "old Ken
tnShy' company, Come amongst us. as
be IN the hands of managers who know
&c Fey y Y !,h su. hans s.'S St o jsy sHa S Ms.. T.' LIT Iet
good. enough to please the fastidious and
hishly cultured patrons OF the Little
Alvin Theatre. J%eannette, Pa.
re .
In view Of the hard times in this coun-
try, lust now, somebody suggests hat a
singularly appropriate feature for some
spectacniar manager to offer would be a
%sentstises az al nations cali their cred.
peaSefuF evohitions supposed to represent
tioSsiS HAPPY ending rsnf" the + eS ala Of
Prosperity and limelight. and pay 50
cents on the dollar.
AuSastin DAYS London theatre Is
, London houses. There is a ''judiciou.
arranserrsnt' Of hot water pipes and
comfortable. Then the electric lighting
is said to be, beautifully ordered, and "by
a spseial new switchboard arrangement
sss h IS srs al ted ssSss s IL the s''s vsf,s.'
peep" It has not vet been decided
whether Bernhardt will occupy the house
when Daily returns to America.
Nine Melba appeared in "Lohengrin.'
at the METROPOLITAN Opera-House, las
|. night for the frst time this season, sing
ing the role of Elsa. Her Performance,
was an emineptly satisfactory one. ant
although she wat not additionally ad
mirabie, her work was most picturesqu,