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The record-union., 1894-12-05
LAST EVENINGS ENTERTAINMENTS.
interesting Exercises and Sales of
Holiday Articles.
st. Paul's Episcopal, the English Luth-
eran and Christian Churches
Hold Festivals.

The Ladies' Guild of st. PauPs Church
gave an entertainment last night in the
Sunday y-school room of the church.
which was well attended and greatly en-
joyed by those who were so fortunate as
to be present.
sale of fancy and useful articles had
been in progress through the afternoon
and proved very successful, and was con-
tinued during the evening. The booths
were very handsome, and the display in
them beautiful and artistic.
The evenings entertainment opened
with vocal solo by Miss Lawton which
won her an enthusiastic encore. l.. C.
Davis recited VIII Carleton's over the
Hill From the Poorhouse'' in a manner
that. although he is an amateur, stamped
him as an elocutionist of fine talent and
ability. He also rocted a fugitive story,
Jake and old Jacob" and Fathers
Way" by Eugene Field, meeting with a
reception that testified the tulI apprecia-
uon OF his audience. The Love and
Beauty Waltzes," by the Banjo Club.
were finely rendered and won much ap-
plauSe.
From Il o'clock noon until p. NJ. to-
day hot chicken pie dinner will be
served by The ladies, and another enter
talnment will be given this evening.
BACHELORS AT HOME.
\ large number Of people gathered at
the SiXteenth-street Church last evening.
and enjoyed themselves greatly. The
young bachelors entertained them after
an original fashion, keeping the people
app!auding and laughing for about an
hour, when all were invited TO the cheer
tul rooms below and served with supper.
\ number of booths contained many
useful and beautiful articles. The people.
remem bering that Christmas occurs this
month, supplied themselves literally.
y candy booth was well supplied with
this article, and it found many patrons.
y tissue paper booth, conducted by Mrs.
Ashley and Mrs. Hadley, was very beau-
tiiul and greatly admired. \ flower
booth by Mrs. Taylor and Mrs Homes
and the Misses James, WAS very hand
some and well patronized. \ large col
lection OF articles TOO numerous 20 mem
ton but very beautiful and useful, formed
another booth. This was well attended
and found many patrons.
An original ar museum, conducted by
George Clifford, was quite novelty.
The entertainment will be repeated
again tonight, but will be considerably
different. The bazaar will be cpen this
afternoon and evening.
a POVERTY" SOCIAL.
The poverty social given at the
Christian Church on Eighth street. be-
tween y and o, last evening was largely
attended.
The room in which the social was held
was handsomely decorated with appro-
pirate hangings and flora.
y booth in which fancy articles suitable
for Christmas presents were sold was pre-
sided over by young ladies, and the
feature of this part OF the entertainmcnt
was that soliciting for sales was not al
lowed.
An interesting programme was rem
dered, and was participated in by the best
of local talent. Refreshments were served
after the conclusion OF the progra mme.
The record-union., 1894-12-05
Leave of Absence.

Governor Markham has granted leave
of absence from tie State for thirty days
TO Dir. j. X. Lame, Secretary OF the State
Board of Health.
The record-union., 1894-12-05
MARRIED..

MARRIED ladies try SECURE. Take no
substitute. See general notice col umn. -
The record-union., 1894-12-05

BORN.
this city, November ood
10 the wife OF harry NJ. Butter Il son-still,
born.
The record-union., 1894-12-05
BORN.

this city. Cctob-r r
goth, John l.. Nantine 10 Sadie j. Ryan
both OF this city.
The record-union., 1894-12-05
a POVERTY" SOCIAL.

An interesting programme was rem
dered, and was participated in by the best
of local talent. Refreshments were served
after the conclusion OF the progra mme.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-05-11
Die rptbe Waie.

go febr aud bic 0ibter bic rot6e
Naie in 2iebern unb ,9eIGngen perz
herrliaen uno gerabe5u als ettpas
Wiinf6ensz uno gritrebensnertbes
biniteaen: ~Wem fold elm Yra9tItiid
ungebDrt, Der fann bamit ii6 prablen,
ia prablen." : n9eb' itb bes gfbenbs
fpdt na6 Saus, .f6eint tpeber Mpnb
nod Sterne = Die rotbe Has', bic
gebt boraus, iie bient mir als 2aterne"
- Gin gan3sr Gutenberg itedt barin;
man folt es gar ni9t elauben" = 10
gibt es bod leiber INNER nod piele, bic
enttpeoer bor &ursaetteln UNI 9Drienz
beri6ten bic unIterbli9en Werte Der
Si6ter nidbt leien, ooer aus dngebore=
ner unbdnfbarteit unb llnperitanb gez
gen bieIe @abe ibres S6idfals aufz
boden. Die ,tpdren fonft bic RaIez
Weiien benfbar, bic ii6 aur 8eIeitiz
9ung Der Rpt6>RaIen fir f1fperes
9elo anpreiien. Sc mub bod nod
piel unmutb i'm 2anbe 9errI6en unter
ben 9liidliden 8eiiberp Der lebteren.
Gin folher Sonoerling lit nun in Der
&diieritabt an Der Nepa entbedt tporz
ben.
9(m Gleranbermarft in Yetersbura
hanbelt unb naHbelt elm &aufberr,
iiber ben Sortunu ibr Siiqborn fait bis
aur gleige 9eleert. @r nennt elm
praAtbolles 6dus iein eigen. Gr per<
fiigt iiber ii4er anseIeste &apitalien
in beneibenspert9er SDbe, fein Same
bat einen guten Slang an 4dtung
unb Ghre feblt es ibm nibt, er fann
als 3ierbe ieiner 8ateritabt gelten =
unb bod tit biefer Mann tief unatiidz
li6, benn = iein 9eTidtserter lit bimz
beerfarben. bu6itdbli6 bimbeerfarben!
go febr nun infer &aufberr biefe.
ssarbe an ben 9eersn isines 9artens
f6Gbt. 10 febr trGntt iie ibn i'm Spiez
gel on ibm ielber. So, tpenn er nod
Wunoer ipie trdnfe, aber er trintt ia
ni6t mebr, ala ale anbersn &aufleute,
uno bersn Naien iinb alle leiblid,
tpGbrenb bic feline ihm iein gan5es 2es
ben pergiftet. @as bat er niht 2llIes
periu1t. ben Yurpurglans dbsui9ipd=
den! 0en @lauben an bic 8ieberfebr
tinblider @sibs bat er i9on lGngit
berlpren. 8as fd0ne @elb, bas er
sumSeniter binausgeiporfen fir @un=
berfalben uno WfenDlel Gr lisB fi9
bic ieltIamften 9dOer perprbnsn unb
bate fogar fein pielbuloenbss See
lenorgdn" nit 2dtmuspapier befleben
lafen. SEPT fpollte er nah Marien=
bab, bp6 rietb man ibm bappn ab.
~gin babies &6nigreib fir eins rifz
tige GaIe!" bate er fpisber einmal
ausserufen. 9u tlopfte es an bic
Sbiir unO cine Huge 5rau" trat elm.
sd iperbe Did tltriren." = nllnz
finn!" = SD iperbe Did furiren, bab
Define Yaie ipeiBer pirb als Sanee."
limb iie ~tllrirte" an ibm berum, aber
~frast mid nur ni1t ipie2" 2tls bic
Sur poriiber mar unb Der bisbere
Ruiie feinen 9eiiGtserfer i'm Spiegel
beiab. ipGre er por GntIebsn beinabe in
Sbnmant sefallen, benn bon Der 8e=
hanolung Der 3auberin mar bic gafe
fftpar5 genorben, tpie Der S9nabel
zines 3aben!. -. 60 enbet bieIe 8ez
icbi6te bon Der rotben Naie.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-05-11

los 9aIiegenben 5a entFernsn. Sbea
blidts frasenb unb bsIorst auf ihren
Batter.
nSiPs idlimm, papua"
.Gs muB cine ftarte Gemiitbsers
fhiitteruns getpeien fein, bic bieien
3uitanb berbeisefiibrt bat"
rSollte ibn bic lleberrdi6ung, fein
Motip peripertbet su ieben. 10 aufss@
regt buben2"
SD CLAUDE nidt - es mub cine
anbere, tiefer srsifenbe llriade sspss
fen fein."
Man bsgann fib suriidausieben, ,unb
nab elmer @iestelitunbe mar es itia
i'm Sauie bes 9rofefors. ytur ber
8oriianer tpar aus lei6t ertldrli9eu
llrfa9en unb pbne feline lurube be-
meiitern au fOnnen, 5uriidgeblieben.
Sbea, bic troB ibrer @rresung 70 piel
@infidt bate, baB ibr Wesgang nt1t
unbemertt i'm Saale gebtiebsn mar.
ipolIte dnftanbsbalber einige Worte an
Meper rihten, als pl0blih Der profefa
for bereintrat unb, obEe bic Inipeienz
belt ieiner So9ter 81 beriidii9tisen,
duf ben 8Orf fianer Suiaritt.
m9err Meper." fagte er in einem
Some. Der ben iungen Mann erbeben
ma9te. Scr patient belirirt. @r
nennt Sbren Hamen unb bringt i'm in
@erbinbung nit bem Manuieripte.
Gr nennt einen spreis BON bunbert
SbaIern. Sd bite sic nun als Wann
bon gbre. ein5ugsiteAen, mas an Der
Sadie tpabr iit."
Shea tordte auf. Gin @efiihl Der
Wonne bur9fdauerte iie, als lie bic
8erlegenbeit bes 9Driianers iab, an
Der fie ii9 aetpiHermaBen ipeibete.
.Sie baben ibm bas ManuItript
abssfauft2" fubr bsr ProfeTor inquis
fitorifh fort.
Meper, Der erit roth getporben mar,
berfdrbts iid iebt.
SD babe = aqerbings -" Gr
tonnte ben Sab nidt beenbisen.
nShon gut" fagte Der proFeHor.
.Sbr 8etrasen mar penig forfeit.
Sisr finb Sbre bunbert Sbalsr - unb
nun Ibieu!"
Der 9Driianer itedte bic 9apierz
I9eine me9anii9 in bic Safde uno
entfernte fi9, na9bem er einiee unperz
ftdnbli9e 9Ofli9feitsporte seitammelt
hattie.
9bea unb Der profeHpr blieben az
lein suriid. Cine feline pauie trat
Elm. 9ie Iugen bes profeiors paren
auf bas Mdb9en seri6tet, bus ii3
glidfelis in feline Qrme itiir5te.
SD banfe Dir. gapa!" fagte lie err
rDtbenb. limb als bieIer ihpieg,
fraste iie NIT aitternber Stimme:
nWie gebt es Serrn Moor9"
.S6limm, fsbr idlimm!" ertpioerte
er nit elmer setpiTen 4biiht.
Shea erblaBte.
.@iebt es feline 9offnung9" 9au9te
Iie, auf einen Stubl nieperiinfenb.
@tatt aller 9(nttport neigts fitb Der
9rofeFpr 5u ibr unb fra9te iie leiie:
r2iebIt Su i'm, Sbea2"
Limb er itirbt," i4lu4ste iie auf.
pMein gan5es Sein gebt nit ibm pers
Ioren -"
,Iein, Sbed, er lebt rnb pirb Dir
gum Slid unb uns CUR 5reuoe leben.
Na6 aG4t 5agen befdm 5rau &pmz
mersienratb Meper' cine @erlobungs@
an3eige.
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Sie SanptiaGe.

Bel Salp Seiteles, Der i'm stpeiten
Stod zines Hiidgsbdubes pobnt. tit
bur9 rnporftbtigteit zines 0isnItboten
Elm 8ranb 'ausgebrohen. Sbslei9
Seitelss pegsn feines iamubigen @eis
aes angemein unbeliebt lit, ellen bod
foglei9 ale mdnnliden 9ausbetpobner
au 9ilfe, unb es 9elingt. oes 8ranbes,
pbne erit bic Seueripebr gu alarmiren,
6err au perben. = 9lls 9lues pieber
in Srbnuna 1T es flint llbr seiporben,
unb ba es ii9 ni9t mebr lo6nt, ,5u8ette
au aeben, bef4lieBt man, einen gemeinz
fdaftli4en aaffes gu brauen. slGes
eilt, fein She'll beiautrdgen-nur Seiz
ieles briidt ii4, mas itil empDrt ppn
Sebem bemertt ipirb. 9fIs man idon
bei'm &uffee iist. feblen Gisarren.
~S9 babe ben aaifee eeIiefert", fagt
bas 9arterre, - nunb Sd ben gogz
nae unb 3uder", ruff Der srIte Stof,
= nunb Sd Wtla, 8uhen unb Ges
9ef6irr", Der brittle; : ntpas bat
benn Der Seiteles eigentGi9 beigeiteuz
erte" nSa - Seiteles = mas baz
ben Sic benn eigentlit9 gelieFert2" er>
fdalt es entriiItet nunilono". =
.Maden Se tsene Sa6en, meine Serz
rem. fagt unberbliifft Salp Seiteles,
nbab' ih bod ssIisfert De SauptId8!
Sab i'd gelieTert ben Brandt"
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Der peibli6e Mestufdp.

Dffentlifen Meinung gu ibren @uniten
eingetreten tit. Die aItscpnierpatipen
glemente bebauern bies freitid) beute
nod unb propbeSeien, bab bieie Heuez
'rung auf bus Samilienlsben einen
naatbeiligen @tnflub baben unb in
Der ialieBli4en 3eritDrung bsTelben
reiultiren tpirb. 0as alte 8prurtbeif
er5eugt ni9t felten in ben Stubentens
freiIen glusbrii9e Der Inimoiitdt geqen
bic Gpmmilitpnen inn llnterrod unb Der
Barrier WiB ipirb nt1t miibe, bic
~por9ei6rittenen SD6ter" ssrantrei3s
aur 3ieifdeibe feiner pfeile su maz
6en. DAP Elm tpeiblic9er 4esfulap iez
mails aur prominen5 unter ben ern=
item Mdnnern Der @ifenI9aft aelanz
gen pirb, bdlt ber Sur9I9nittssYariz
fer fir eine utopie unb bier tit bas
Bib, pie Elm &iinitlsr fi9 bic Seilz
tiinitlerin Der naben 3utunft porItelIt.
Sic lit nit elmer Ssraensangelegenbeit
bsi9dftigt, tpel9e ben Yatisnten freiz
lid mebr angebt, als iie felbit. Die
rporgei6rittene 5o6ter" als gbpotaz
tin itellt Der 9iinitler in benz trdbitips
nellen Barrett unb Der tpaIlenoen 9pbe
bes Inipalts bar. Sic bat tppbl eiz
nice Qebnlidfeit nit Der Pprtia, alIein
Der ibren Wortsn lauidenbe Client bat
bur6aus ni6ts 8enstianiifes an iif.
9tus Der Sbatia9e. baB bic Barrier
Hedtsfaeultdt Stubentinnen sulGbt,
folgern funsuiniI6e Srauenre9tlerinz
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-05-11

-&i9l, 2e6mann: Sic finb elm
2ump, Serr Miiller! = miller: Sas
ben Sic bas gu mir geIagt, 9err 2eb=
mann2 = 2ebmdnn: Natiirlitbl gu
iuem fonit. Sic ials9ter aerl9! :
Miiller: Sebn sic. oas 1T SIR Slid,
Elm gfnberer bitte es Sbnen libel ge>
nommen!
= @om 3afernenb.pf. =
ltnterpfficier: So9 Grerciren unb
@riffe MAIDEN fam Der &erl niat,
a6er nit Srausnsimmern ii9 auf Der
StraBe berumtreiben, bas fam er.
@as bate er 8. 9. geitern Qbenb fir
Elm @lGb9en Bel iib2 = 0as tpdr
meine Gouiine, Serr 1lntepffi3ier. =
Sp! @pr brei Sabren mar iis du9
nal meine GpuIine!
@rob. G9ef (3u Ieinem QKoz
eis): Wir miiHen unTern Heifenoen
entlufen, er bat alien unIeren &unben
er3Gblt. i6 mar Elm Giel! = 9lIocie:
ga, iA tperbe nahber nit i6m iprs9en
unb ibn bitten, Iol4e @eftbdftsgebeins
nife tiinftig niAt aus3uplaubern!
0tscretion G6reni a DIE.
Gbef: Serr 2ebmann, ith ipeibs sic
iebt in elm 8eI4dftsgebeimRib elm:
f6nnen Sic aber aud fnpeisen? -
8u9balter: Sb ia fhpeigen tann!
Seit sfpei U}onQten Bin i6 NIT Shrer
Sodtsr beimlid perlubt. uaO es a4nt's
tsin MenI4! ir.,...,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-05-11

nen, baB Der Sag ni6t mebr fern lit,
an bem bic eri tie 5rau als Seputirte
Doer Seratorin .ibrsn triiimpbirenben
Ginaua in bic 9alIen Der geIeBgebenben
a0perfdaften baIten tpirb. 9is babin
finb es freili4 nod CUTE Wegs. 9tuh
pon Der rporgeidrittenen Sp9ter" dut
benz 8ebiete bss boberen 9ef6dFtsle<
bsns, als Sinanciere. sibt Der 8iinitler
ein merfipiirbiges Bib; es f6eint fait,
als tonne iid Der Barrier feline nporgez
i65rittens So9ter" anbers ais in 6oz
fen, tur5en RDdhen pber pbantaitis
{d9em 3ouapencoitiim gar ni9t porItels
len.
Der arpbe 9aufe pon Mdbden unb
Srauen, ipelde nit Grfolg Die ee>
p0bnli9eren @rperbsgebiete, bic friiz
her bon WtGnnern monopoliiirt purs
ben. erobert babsn, fpiro ni1t gu Der
Species sporgsI9rittsne So1ter" ges
adblt. Sur 3eit Der erIten &epublit
bereits unb apar en- IL. Genbemaire
bss Sabres 13 fpurbs becretirt, bdb
6rauen als @orIte6erinnen bon 9ros
pirniaIzgoitGmteru aneeIteIlt peroen
f6nnten; aGlein bic Ipdteren Hegierun<
gen lieBen bieIes Oscret tpieber in
@ergeHenbeit geratben. Sn neuerer
3sit 1T eine 4enberung eingetreten unb
beute iiebt man in sablrei9en 8oItGms
tern. aud iold)en nit iebr leb1aftem
@ertebr. ipsiblide 9eamte, 10 gum 8sis
Ipiel IN Dem qpitomt bss n9ptsl. Re
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-05-11

Ollie" in pdris. Sm Selepbons.
Selearapbenz unb Giienbabnbienit. in
ben gentraGz9erlpaltungsbureaur ipie
BET ben Sparbanten 1T bafelbe Der
sFaa. Na9 ben neusiten Mittbeilunz
gen CAB es 1858 tpeiblibe 9tngeftellte
in ben probinstalSpoitdmtern uno
1860 selesrapbiitinnen; bic Selepbons
itationen bon SO Stdbten itanben unz
ter tpeiblider 2eitung unb paren in
benfelben 745 Wdb9en bef4dftigt,
pdbrsnb in ben HdtiondlsSparbanten
745 ipeiblihe glsrts tbdtig Daren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-05-11
Oie ssindnciere.

Das @ros bes tpeiblichen 8edmtsnpsrz
Ionals 1T aber I'M Gifenbabnbienit gu
finben. Die eriten SerIude auf biez
fem 9ebiete mahte bic Oombes gomz
pagnie nit peibli6en Glerts unb Staz
tionsaufieberinnen fir tleinsre Pldbs.
8alo fol9ten anbere Gilenbabnz9eieuz
i9aften bieiem 8siIpieG unb CUR 3eit
lit Elm Seer bon mtrlbeitens $4,000
ipeibli9en 8eamten Bel ben @erfebrs=
aritdlten tbatis; bic llnsdbl Der 8arz
rierentpdrterinnsn II. T. IN. tit babel
nod gar ni4t mitsers9net.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-05-11
Ste bor8efGrittenen S6Gter Doa
SranfreidI.
-Sabe Nun, adj! gbiIOiOpbte,
Suriitersi une MeOieiH,
fino, Ieiber nuf 9heoIoeie


Surfaus itubirt nit beiBem 8emib'u. {.
60 tpeit in ben @iHsni9aften, ipie
9ostbe's Sauii. bat es apar nod teine
sFrdu qebraht. aIlein Dor Der enerais
fden Igitation ber SranaDiinnen bas
ben bereits brei SacultGten Der rIlma
Matsr" bem GtpiszWeibliden bic Sbiis
rem ibrer Sorfdle se0ffnet. Sn Der
PhiloIopbie. Sliriiterei tpie Mebiein
bat bas 6rluenelement Sranfreihs
feline 4bepten; nur in ben beiligen
5alIen Der Sbeplosie lit es nod ein
Srembling unb itebt es In biefer 8ez
aiebuna Der 9lmerifanerin na6, pelfe,
sum Wenigften in Der Secte Der llnitas
rier. audi Die &anael erobert bat. Dor
ca. 80 Sa6ren erbielt, als bic grfte
ibres @ef9ledtes. eine 2ieentiatin Der
Mathemattt ibr 0iplom in paris unb
ibr iinb i'm 2aufe Der Sabre Sunb:rte
BON S9peftern auf alien @ebisten bes
Wifens, bic Sbeolosie alIein auseez
nommen. aefOlgt. gs 1T dlio betnabe
elm Menf9snaltsr perflofen. feitbem
Der erite Stubsnt i'm Supon in einem
Barrier 6Oriaal geIeben fpurbe, allein
bieie lange Rsibe pon Sabren bat bas
9prurtbeil gegen ibre 3ulaFun9 gu
ben ngelebrten" 8erufsarten nidt gu
beieitigen bermo9t, tpsnnglei9 Elm be-
merfensperthsr llmi4pung in Der
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= Cine iidrfe3 e3umut6une

Cine TIA fe 3 3umut9ung.
nSaasn sic, ipie fpmmt es nur, baB
bsi 9antetten, Souptrs unb Gbnli9sn
feitIiGen 9elsg,ubaitsn Der Soait duf
bic sSrauen INNER BON SunggeIellen
beantiportet tpiro2" - nglun, Sie perz
lanqen bod niat etpa. bab Elm osrbsiz
ratbeter Wann es tbun Ioq?"
- S9pere 4rbeit. Grites
9isnitmdbden (3u einem anoeren, bas
bel einem Si6ter in Stellung iiD:
@as tbut benn Oein Serr 70 ben gaia
aen Sag iibera = 3neites Oienitmdoz
den: Gr iibt auf Dem Spp6a unp mara
tet auf cine Sbee!
IL inter- 9aunern. o.: nWeei=
ne @orfdbren iinS ale iiber 100 Sabre
alt seiporben." %: gOu, bas mar
utsr eepiB Dor ginfii6ruug Der 80.
bssitrufe." IL ?
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-29
BUT ONE NOVELTY.
"a BUNCH OF VIOLETS" PROMISES TO 81 A
SUCCESS.
ASIDE From It's Production, London Thsa!TiCals
for the Week Were Of a Tams Character.
Members Of The Royal Family Were the
Chief Attractions at Leading Playhousss-Ars
LangFy's New Role.
80. -. b. ne As.oeiales 80.


LONDON, April 2s.-With the excep-
ton of the Haymarket's Premiere, the
weeks theatricals have not been marked
by the production of novelty. The
Haymarket novelty was the first pro-
ductiOn of Sydney Grundy's play, "A
Bunch of Violets," a revised YER
sion Of the authors "MammOn,
which was founded on Octave
Fsuilets ''MontjOye." Beerbohm
Trees production was generally COM
mended when presented 70 the public
on Wednesday last, and the Sctiug of
Mrs. Beerb0hm Tree was received with
q chorus OF praises "A Bunch Of VIC
lets' promises 20 be a genuine success,
and the. first real success which Mr..
Tree has had since be produced 'Ihe
Dancing Girl" Mr. Trees impersona-
ton OF the self mace fnancier and al
legged philanthropist is warmly praised
Nine. Adslina Patti gave a large
party on Thursday at her Welsh castle,
Craig Y Nos. She appeared in her
private theatre as a singer in ballet
d'actiOn, entitled Fidelity" arranged
by Sir Charles Halle. Nine. Patti sang
the "Last Rose of Summer"
This MANAGEMENT OF the Empire
Theatre is negotiating with SIR Arthur
Sullivan 20 write the music for the new
ballet intended for that place Of enter
tainment This is Sir Arthur Sulli-
vans first venture in variety theatres,
aud 10 Is another stage of the tendency
to draw upon high class composers for
theatrical aud music hall music.
The second part OF Shakespeare's
Henry ~, was revived at StratfOrd-
4 DOn-AvOn, on Friday, IN connection
with the rhetorical performances for
the first time ia England for 20 years.
The many contradictory reports cir
culated as 90 the temperance Of Mrs.
Langtry in London after her prolonged
stay on the Riviera, have finally set at
rest By the announcement that she has
been engaged for the leading part in
the hew play by Robert Buchanan and
Henry Murray, which is shortly to be
produced at the Opera Comique.
A matinee recently given az the West
Theater, Albert Hall, by Messrs. John
Gray and Andre Rafalovitch, two dis
ciples of Oscar Wilde, was chiefly re-
markabie for the number Of theatrical
celebrities in the audience. These in
cluded Mary Moore Florence st. John,
Winifred Emery, Lefty Lind, Olga
Brandon, Violet Van Brugh, Charles
Wyndham, Cyril Maude and Weldon
GrOssmith.
Much interest centers in the Droduc-
ton tonight at the 81. James Theator
of "The maSQueraders, new play ia
four acts, by Henry Author Jones,
which succeeds The Second Mrs. Tan
Queray."
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YESTERDAYS HORSE RACING.

ROXY, IND, April 2S.-Results: First,
q mile, Kingstock won; time, 1907.
Second, 7-l6 mile, KATRINA c. won;
time, AZ. Third, 9-16 Shenandoah Maid
won; time, :59H. Fourth, IS mile, Yu-
catan won; time, 1:Osi4. Fifth, = mile,
Text won; time, 1:2114 Sixth, one
mile, Harry Smith won; time, 1:5519.
ST.. Louis, April 2s.-Results: First,
Is mile, selling. Anne Elizabeth won;
time 1901. Second, . mile, selling,
Mira won; time 1906. Third, = mile,
Ida Margie won; time :52]5. Fourth,
q mile, Remorse won, time 1:l9]5.
Fifth, one mile, Chiswell won; time
1883. Sixth, Is mile, Herndon won;
time 1905.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, April 2s.-Races:
First, purse for three-year-old FLIES, 6
furlongs, Shuttle won, Philopena sec
ond, Frauein third: time, TIA. Second,
nurse $3.50 for three-year-olds and w
wards, I1-16 mile. Jim HoRg won, Pom
fret second, Red Cap third; time, lilo.
Third, the Iroquois stakes for two-year-
old colts, $1,000 added, half mile, Ash
land won, Laureate second, Leonas
Last third. Time, :49]9. Fourth,
purse $500 for tHo-year-olds and up
wards, < mile, Terrier won, Wau-
hatchie second, Tom Kelly third. Time,
1861. Fifth, purse $3.50 for maiden
two-year-old FLIES, half mile, Miss
Alice won, Irksome second, Lady Pep
per third. Time, 40.
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whom help could be gotten, he was too
faithful to desert his master in the time
Of trouble and al that he could do was
to guard the hanging bodies and wait
for help. Perhaps be thought Of the
kicks he had been given more than once
by his now lifeless master, or Of the
the times the little ones had pulled his
tail and jammed their fingers in his
eyes, but all the injuries which had been
done him we're forgiven, he staid with
them to see that DO harm came and
rushed for help the moment it seemed
possible. 10 was difficult TO make his
mistress understand but the dog per-
severed until he got her to the shed and
then his work was done.
What person could have done more to
show his devotion TO his benefactor and
to duty?
He did what he could. He knew his
duty and performed it. Would that all
men might do as well.
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Local Base Ball

Next Tuesday the Red Cross base ball
team will start on tour The boys
have eleven games, the first one being
at Marietta, O., next Wednesday. They
will also play at Point Pleasant. Charles
ton and other places. The boys have
neat uniforms.
The Ried Bakery Jrs. defeated the
Lower Island club by score OF to o..
The Rieds would like TO hear from the
C. D. Kenny Coffee Drinkers for a game
next Saturday. Answer through the
REGISTER.
The Island Crescents defeated the
Asa Morris, Jrs., yesterday, by score
of to s. The Crescents would like to
hear from any club under fifteen years
Of age, the Linslys preferred.
The Outlaws. of the Eighth ward,
defeated a picked nine from the Sixth
ward by a score Of 81 to Z, yesterday
afternoon. The game was played in
the brick yard grounds.
The Krouse club accept the challenge
of the House & Her MAINS for game
this afternoon on the Reymann grounds,
the game to start at two o'clock.
The Cleary Electrics defeated the
Hub Jr.'s yesterday by score Of to @.
The Electrics want to hear from any
club under Is years OF age.
The 1. E. Freese club would like to
hear fro m the Kurner 81 Chew for q
game next Sunday afternoon, on the
Riverside grounds.
The Reymann Stars defeated the
Martins Ferry Bluffs by score of 30 to
IS. They will play any team under Is
years Of age.
The Mozart and Hub base ball teams
will contest this afternoon on the Riv
erside grounds.
The Moundsville Stars defeated the
Kurner 81 Chew ball club by score OF
II to 3.
The Warnings and National Road
will play on the tunnel green this morn
ing.
The Schenerlein Stars defeated the
North End club by score Of 90 to IA.