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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-20
FROM TIE DRIPPING BRINE.
How They Pare Over at the Yaquins
Bay Bathing Resort.

NEWPORT, July ls.-we have the
most perfect weather here and the
crowd are constantly increasing. More
people will be here this season than
ever before. Supt, Clark will put on
an extra coach next week to handle the
crowds that will be here when the
State Editorial association meets here.
The Salem Second Regiment Band
plays every evening when the boat
from YaquIns comes In, and at the
beach during the bathing hour At
night there is usually a dance at the
opera house. The boys are living high
ut the Pacific Restaurant,
An Albany man was here the other
day and says that freights are just as
high between Albany and Eugene az
before the Oregon Pacific was built,
and that nearly all the freight for the
latter city is hauled by wagon from
Corvallis. But all over the rest Of the
valley freights are very much lower
since the Oregon Pacific was opened
to Yaquina Bay, and at low estimate
this harbor savea the people Of the
Willamette at least q million dollars q
year on frelghts alone. Not that the
freight hauled over the Oregon Pacific
ever amounted to that much, but the
water rate to San Francisco via Va
quina Bay has operated as regulator
upon all Western Oregon freights to
that amount In the interest Of the pro-
ducer. In other words, the people OF
Western Oregon would pay in one
year, If this harbor was closed or this
Railroad abandoned, one million dol
lars more than they do now for freight
and would receive one million dollars
less for their products. When it ID
considered that the government has
spent in all only $500, 900 in improving
this harbor, the talk Of such men az
Capt. COulson Of the life saving service
who was here last week ia very ill
founded aud almost imperlInent. He
thought the government WAS spending
altogether too much money on Va
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-20

tastes be would not try TO officists at
the stale editorial clambake 10 be given
here Sunday. His mouth would water
20 that he cOuld not keep q straight
face long enough to say grace.
Those Eastern Oregon mules are
still standing ia the sun.
Scott Boz nth came in on his bicycle
this evening. He stayed oyer at u
Eddyvills, caught a string Of trout ard
met his family when the boat came
10.
The Misses Gwynne, Of Salem, have
arrived and taken q cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Driver and the
"hound" arrived this evening.
A great many people and children
in delicate health are arriving on every
bost.
Congressman Ellis and fnmily ar.
rived this evening and are at the
Monterey. Mr.. Ellis's brothers. fsmi y
are with him and all are seeking
health and recreation.
The packet boat Volante was loaded
to the guards this evening with bag
gage and passengers.
The Oregon Pacific will run a cheap
popular excursion Sunday next-S.l5C
for the round trip.
The steamship Farrallon came in
tonight from Frisco.
The Second Regiment band of Salem
has contracted to stay at Newport unit
September 10.
NJ. o. Wilkins and wife of Corvollis,
are camped on branch Of Nys creeh
that saems to be preferred b. all tht
colony from the capital of Benton
county.
Henry Harrild aud Alton left fol
pioneer quarries today and return tC
Salem Saturday.
Mrs. Eugene Breyman and Misi
Jessie arrived this evening and have
rooms on the Bay front.
]. II. Townsend of Newberg is &
Newport lecturlng On the Hawai- L
islands. He returned from there f. "
weeks ago and has accumulated maleI,
ial for two good lectures, which a {
illustrated by 8 magic lantern. He
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-20

AFTEn TH0 AKAiA. lbs foii5siaE
sspisias sby DG ashdsfsap wss
eisIssd dAle a . hoisl ip l.slasnep
'il8sdlora Thaasl~op hsd . guesi
ggsai lasi Friday sight % sls 500
saplsfr sBe ssgi ~ hsd ihfbs iiaiss
sna "a Fsfy sfvih nl-sp bsfinE ~
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issJy, ffois aslsas. $40 ihs ul9soi ~
hls Elsii " eaf uiig wss ~ slienisif .
lsiiiiaa 90 cas- l,sIdss " ~ .slsassls
sspi ~ tbs psniisniisiy iipnl ihis
esgnis gsaf ~ - sSg ss sac ensfEf
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-20
PERSONALS.

Mrs. X. 8. Jeesup left this morning
for an outing at Newport.
Professor f. B. McElroy took the
morning local for Newport.
Colonel JEFF Myers was a passenger
TO Albany an the morning local.
Mrs. Robert Mcclure and chilren
went TO Newport this morning.
County Treasurer J. B. Mimic was a
passenger 10 Newport on the morning
local.
Geo. p. Hughes went over TO va
auina bay this morning for a Sunday
visit.
Martin Rowley, Of the asylum force
of employees, went TO Albony on the
morning local.
Mr. and Mrs. g. A. Gray returned
last evening from q short visit with
Portland friends.
Attorney. General &. NJ. Idlemab
came up from Portland on the ll:l7
local this morning.
Mrs. Caroline Smith, Of Sed 5met,
Idaho, Is ia the city visiting her niece,
Mrs. J. BowesOx.
G. A. Brown, insurance agent, went
TO Newport this morning where be
will spend Sunday.
f. q. GIltner, secretary Of the State
Insurance company, went 10 Newport
on the morning local.
J. H. Haas the jsweler, and A.
KlInRer, the jolly brewer, had business
ia GerYais this morning.
Attorney w. J. DARCY was among
the large number Of passengers for
Newport on the morning local.
w. Il. McElroy and family left
this morning for Newport where they
will resuscitate for few weeks.
Attorney Geo. q. Bingham was a
passenger 10 Newport on the IL O'Clock
local for a sunday visit with his family.
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney A. o.
Condit transacted legal businsss Ia
Geryals today, going down on the
Salem local this morning.
Mas Florence CAtterlln. Miss AddA
Irwin aud George Irwln. JT., left on
the morning overland for short visit
NJ Oregon Clty aud Portland.
John orter, Of Aumsyille, was In
the city today after binding twine.
lie reports nne crops Ia his section, AZ
every where else Ia the valley.
George w. AiDert aud family arrived
ia ihs olty on tbs south bound overland
last night from lAnslug, lows, And
viii ~ ths guest ol his brother, John
IA. AiisoIt.
Rsy. John Parsons was = pAsssngsT
for Jefferson On the morning local.
Ths Tsysfsnd ssntisnian viii conduct
Tsiigious ssfsioea Ia Jefferson and
Albany sunday.
seosstaIy VI stalls ~, H. kinsHld
snd 500 Wsisles, sent over " Ass-
pogt lOdSy lEsls@d u kaEsns iof p0n'
dsy "a usual. 1bsy sn lSks in tbs
elsa DAks on TIE bsaeh'
AG ssd As, Hugh ihoinIsoH viii
issFs isilagflys nivi plbH isf = ii'Onths
Wait ~ nan fgsscssci. aias liisy iaaau
~ nalsisi, sin sasipi,pang tisSiii, ibsg
~ Fia fsgails fyu.s. i-sssns onaia
FFsslasat W. a, iiAwisy " W..
Haslis snlisisilg seeiisll' ll'.iiisa ~ aiis.
nHsisg, fslsiissd iAsi sfsiaiss iis,i'
Ossses Liig, siisis iiisJ bsss bsss
siissaii'F liis sssis ls'@eiisis AAs,s'isiips'
hls a. ., pnsiin, lsiaslIsi ~ ti,s
haei nstslA nsisisiii isiufssg ihis tisfi,'
inH ssln iss asgs slsi4i - bis'isis,ss
Faik IA siisaaststa IS tiaf tisiasGss
uissilss siis iiis slsis tsseiasis s.ess.as'
AsH.
Ma. Alalsilsag, u l. ofssa, = a,
heF saasa, a A. bigss, iss hsill
H . hisssH, ~ o. iisii $40 sii,sif,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-20
The Northern Route.

Are you going East? Have you de-
cided which route you will takeg DO
you know the Northern Pacific Ia the
only line cunning Upholstered Tourst
5leepeFs direct from Portland to the
East without change or delay DO
you know this Ia the only line TupnlDg
elegant dining cars from Portland 70
the East2 DO you know that Ihsss
extra accommodations aEs given pas
sengefs without any higher rates ihGe
Via infe Tl0T lines DO you know ihaf
you do not have 70 jump out u Of
O'Clock Ia the morning on this llhs ief
breakfast aud only have hfIssn of
twenty minutea Ia which % Kulp -
dOSu3 do you ksOw tbs horbsfe
Pacne is the ssenle tTAns'o0nuAshitl
iiDs VI Amsriea1 DO you know yog
eau nAyei ~ obsaply Via this lins =
Via lDfeFioT routes
Call On OT sfits us fOT Addlil0uAl ~
formsiion, which slll bs ehssiieiy
gissS you.
THOa. WAgT A Go,
~ Commercial ~ rsaisin oisE9S'
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-20

says Honolulu IL a. much AZ AmsHesn a
aiy ~ Portland. AmsHesn monsy ,
sna Amsrless public days are sept q
faf ~ po-sibis. 90 Memorial dsy
nearly . thousand soldiers lpclaainE -
Gnnd Afmy ssn, ssm 10 uns snd
decorated ihs ystsIsns slsy@.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-20

a bDop lpfA. An poo saiss 10
go 4aYYlas hsy iuf Sogf ysosilonY
fHs snH sip KWnE ~ stop 81 iLs
fsrhe frrisufapf 100 csp Esi iLs
hssi iiissl ihFfs fuf - aspis 700 sssf
sif shd rhfslff ihsH ihsf - assk ID
hiNiiip. 40 uap frpi f,l9nis lufulsled
80 NhfRfniFilfdi ~ bau eco Fupt a
eiiisFF Ia fsft 800 sill a. sreoalaio.
lsisl ih shg Ral ~ spplg glns ai lils
FsNhf ffeispfsni All lsllsfs ~ ls
yNig l1uWpilt stFsHfrd h.
ltsisitSi ifniHltief, Bee psit OfrSss
iH.lp.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-20

THf oHksApihas figY Lad sna
ssn bsFs Iss,aFss "a inviisiles "
ssasla ibs haslaislliS ~ 90 a N
fssilsHa, sbi.s iiss lsiiss as N ssmp
- isoagbsfi lsfk iils sssi ihiss wssks
fhis sas,ptag 10 tnswp ~ il,s sisis
alsfs sea sfsfy nasp IA a h ss fssi
lsli ~ gFa ihsy ~ lsis osiap ~
iiisii swn fstsass, snd oisasps ohisi
sssssilFt sea slsn psuia ~ asgia ~
faysliy Feisliainsa sissal9 ihsY - ~
~ sesfla iif iHslisiisH
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-20
T. 7. DALRYMPLE & co.

returned last evening from Portland
where they have been in attendance at
the A. o. L. w. Grand Lodge.
ELI" Lee and Watt shlpp, salem's
champion bicyclists, went to Wood
burn on the O'CLOCK local this morn-
log to participate in the bicycle races
given in that city today in connection
with the grand band tournament.
@. Steiner, the fish dealer, leaves
overland Sunday morning sccompsn-
led by Mrs. Walter Denton and Mas
ters Blosser and Sidney and Edgar
Haunstein. Mr.. Steiner will return
the first Of next week but the residue
of the party will remain for a four
weeks outing. The party will be
joined In about two weeks by the
steiner Brothers and their families.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-20

OVER 800 APPLICAsTs.-Dr. ID. A.
Paine, OF this city, the newly appointed
Superintendent Of the state insane asy-
luD, has received over 600 applications
for positions from all over the state.
Ia ali, there are only lSO employees. -
Eugene 0uAfo.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-20

AH tafAFH hbGuHENp. Eijsh
h0glep, I.slissi - ils ssylam $40
sssslsa lfem ihsi insilialiop fflasg
aseigine, sss discovered Esaf ihs
l,ssasnssl dsiNsi sisasi 0'elsssk lssi
ui1bi selinE IN . siIsngs aisn1sf ~
fillioenAsu lsai9ufeiis lnisf llaiisy
vss Roiifsq " ilis nlslisf ssa a anss
lslspbsass sls ssy lua ssihoflilss sbs
$500 "a siisnaani dose loss whe 90
igfasd siih ihs ssosl,sd l.siisBi
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-20

AHEAD or TIME.-The Yaquina Bay
News is undoubtedly ahead Of time 10
the following personal: Mr.. Lee, a
druggist OF Salem, with his bride, for
msrly Miss Gussie Biodgett. OF Albany,
arrived In our city Wednesday on their
wedding tour. a capital place this, to
spend a honeymoon.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-20

FOR NEwP OkT.-ThTse sItra coaches
were attached 10 the II o'clock local
this morning for the accommodation Of
the editors aud their families who were
earouts 10 NsSport, ths popular sum
msr resort, 10 attend the annual meet
log of ths Oregon state press association
via len eOnyenes today.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-20

WILL KEEP HOUsE.-Manager w.
+. Wade Of the Western Union tele
graph offices In this city, has secured
the Buren residence on Court street ali
furnished, and with Mrs. Wade will
no doubt enjoy the solid comforts Of
housekeeping.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-20

A FORECLOSURE SUIT.-Attorney
Bingham, representing the Scottish
Investment Trust Co., limited. has
died a complaint in department No. 2,
Of the circuit court for a suit in fore
closure against w. N. Ladue, Mary b.
Lsdue, ct al, to recover $1,000 and in
tsrest.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-20

10 Now.--There are llO boys At the
state reform school now. rhe latest
arrival is Charles Klouchek aged Is
years, the son OF y Portland saloon
keeper from whom the boy stole 80,
which misdemeanor is the immediate
cause Of his commitment.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-20
COOL DRINKS
as
nor WEATHER.

90 10 Hiiier's Odd Cent
GrOcerD GHd frD ne odse.
The rerdicf ,siH De- m IarOp
oIhis delicious oooiiHO Lep-
ordOes.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-20

lsif ~ flf itfH esnssf eiffB, F5ank
~ w $40 hsin, has pleiisiI ! - \,
a. fiN ~ lnfii lsti iiiHs lsH ilis iasna
- sseni Flsiin. iisia,aln. llla4aasi 49,
RNa hesti aef tfsnis fnsssl.sl.I.
4 ~ ~ Wils aaals sIafs ss.i 49,
s'Asf fW A.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-20

We have placed orders for a
very large and most complete
stock for fall, comprising the
latest in Dress Goods, Trim
n1ings, Fur Capes, etc. Mems
clothing and furnishing goods.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-20
oHURoH SERVICES TOMORROW.

FRIENDS CHURCH. Highland.
Elder w. Kelloway will preach, God
willing, ia the morning.
w. 4. I. U.-Meeting Sunday at 4
O'Clock. Rev. Bo1ersox will speak.
Come and hear him, it will do you
good.
INDEPBEDEE EvANGELICAL.-
Preaching at 1890 and tomorrow.
Sunday school at IL. Endeavor society
att.
EvANGEIIcAL.-No services in the
morniDg. Preaching at Sp. m. Y.
p. A. at p. 10. Sabbath school at 10
a. %.
CENTRAL CHAPEL.-Sunday school
and morning exercise ct 10 n. m. as
usual, B. ]. Sharpe in charge. Even
ing preaching by 2. :. Knight at 7;3O.
NJ. Z. CHURcH.-Rev. Grannis be
ing Ill at Wilhoit, Rev. p. B. Knight
has consented TO preach IN bis pulpit
sunday morning. ReY. Bollinger will
officiate in che evening.
German church Of the Evangelical
association, on the corner Of Liberty
and Centre streets, p. BittDer, pastor,
Preaching at ii .. No. CbiIdren's day
exercises at 7;3O p. m. AL are kindly
invited.
CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN. -
Preaching morning and evening by
the pastor. Sunday school at 1l:45
which is the last Sunday Superinten-
dent Dwier will be present. Y. r. S. &.
f. at 7 p. N.
SOUTH SALEM NJ. E.-Rsv Barton
uk. - A.
m. there will be a joint devotional
The pastor will conduct campmeeting
at Berry, Or.
FIRST BAPrIsT CHURCH. Morning
services at 1890. Topic: 1.-THE Second
of Series on the Cloud of Witnesses y
Sabbath school at IL o'clock. Young
Peoples meeting at 7 p. NJ. No even
ing services.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Rev. w. G. KaDtner, ID. d. pastor
Preaching at 1920 a. N. Subject, IAN.
| drew's Great Discovery" Evening
sermon at 8 p. M. Subject, "Aloneness
Of Man" Sunday school at IL M; Y
p. 5. Z. e. at p. m.; Junior Endeavol
at 3 p. m.
bT. PAUL's EPIsC0PAL.-Divlnes ser
vices tomorrow at 1920 Subject
Moral Courage and the Day of Judg.
ment." At 8 p. M. subject. "Enoch
Walking With God" Sunday schoo
~ IL noon. The Rev. Laurence Sin
clair will also conduct divine service
and preach in st. Mary's church In
Woodburn at $3.50 p. m.
| CHURCH or CHRIsT.-Court street
w. q. 4. u. room. Sunday service Al
follows: Preaching at 1890 q. m. bS
Elder Matthews. Subject, "rhe Ordin'
ances of Gods House and the Doc
trines They Teach" Sunday schoo
Immediately after morning service
Evening, s o'clock, preaching by Elder
] w. Kellaway. The meetings are non
ssctarian. All ars invited.
SALVATION ARMY TEET.- Meeting
every night In the week At 3 p. m
Sunday, holiness meeting at 1890 a
m., children's meeting NJ 1880 y. IN.
family gathering ut 3 p. m, genera
wlndup for day or salvation meeting al
8 .. IN. Everybody welcome. Captain
Davis and Lieutenant Moys, officers ir
/ clnTRe
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-20

But we make il more lively
by extra special values, which
tend TO loosen purse-strings.
See to it that you secure a por-
ton Of the plums we throw
out from time to time.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-20

kKw TKAh Superintendent Early
of the mute scheol returned this mo "a
Ia 4 from ItossbuTg, bFinglRE with him
. hns tsam transferred from the sol.
dlsfs' hons. it 10 . m1gninoeDt span
~ bofses aud will bs used i0f the
mute school,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-20
County Treasurer's Notice.

UFTIIE NUIhIf IHEAhUHEHi I
Marion tYunty,
Notice IL hereby given that have
funds Ia hand 10 pay all warrants out
standing up a. Sepl. !, 1894, aud that
Interest 10 stopped on the same from
date.
JASPER MIATO,
Marion County Treasurer.
salem, July 10, 10 ~
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-20

ftss FHt fsfs a ssia pfessss.s
iaesisf iiis issi fss h ibf mslksi
sil..sia 49, soc Hs gisl 80 eos ~
uli,sfi 4 FsiiFissHs aily
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-20

fh8faFs lsass iipllsfa i,stsg
sll,tanlsa iilsai.sib hshsg stsesilis
y ii,s fsisif u ihiinp hehsS, Whsas
rsisif n tNlas9 81 ffNs Mm illi'
.sal d, llia. hssksi 400 va. Hlillsnae
sfli sllaahlaa pllsslasts
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-20

wlss hsby rss sles. - Fsss ~ essa''.
Nsas sl.s sss Oisi.e. sl.s siasd ~ tss.sf'as
aiss si.s lszasss hA~a 40 eissE ~ easss~
sL~s sls lsa osl.asss sss sssstl.sss ssaAsfs'
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-20

ussslly hss > haa ngss 80 f na
aiif, e'snsilapisa, hAs lDdlsssilou ~
dSspet@is, IN tliegs 70 ~ pfkAsN
napbls iss afass ~ FsfkF hpff ~
slll i,lf hlHl ~, Fafks' hpff is't
, iiis oaig hfaf ssa hlapfg esis ~
ssli Vn = laalufe aosfsnisf w.
~ $50 W .pne 4 hi.s,ss "
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-20

PLEsIY-Of money ~ loan At 8 peT
cent Interest Hamilton A Moir room
D, I.add A Bush bADk bldg d6El
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-20

lGl l'fiss l,ss.s kalias ~. a,
ss'iss rss iilssssi Iss.a
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-20

4 ff1i fifHn 80 fulansffIal ~ Htats
ifaffFif haiHfoHg i4iufNlns flrrt hasil ~.
fiif' AsanHai here llaar siI pIssss ~
tHfH NJ t.ufhal ufnaf fFLsf
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-20

| find the RoYAL BAKING POWDER
superior to all the others in every re-
speet 1t is purest and strongest
WALTER s. HAINES. NJ.
Consulting Chemist, Chicago Board Of Health
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-20

SALVATION ARMY TENT Meetings
eSery s night ,, In the ,es week at ,oisn ?; m' a
m., children's meeting NJ 1880 y. m,
family d gathering st SaI 49, a. ?; m. ; general
q. m. Every body welcome. Captain
Davis and Lieutenant Moys, officers Ia
charge.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-16
Westmlnster Theater.

Gus Hit, the champion club manipulator,
surrounded by twenty or more clever per-
formers, including musically-inelined
property-m man, are at the Westminster
Theater this week, aud the program pre-
sented is exceptionally crisp and bright,
with plenty of snap and vim, and one
that is calculated to entertain ladies and
children as we'll as the sterner sex.
7 The bill opened with an Irish sketch by
unl and McGrew, who have been engaged
to fill the engagement OF Wills and
Haplin, the latter being laid up with q
broken leg. This sketch was followed by
Mr.. Hill in his we'll known speciality. lie
is better than ever. Swan and Bambard,
follow in n knockabout turn that is
amusing; Estelle Wellington, dashins
young woman in songs and dances; Alice
Montague and j. Roger West in a bran
new musical sketch; Charles Nelson and
Mamie Milledge in a comedy sketch; Dry
den and Mitchell, a clever pair of enter
tainers: Frank Appel, as king of the
bounding wire, and Billy Carter, the well
known comedian in some OF his latest
songs and funny sayings.
The whole concluded with a wonderful
exhibition on an ordinary bicycle by
Hacker and Lester, who perform daring
feats.
The indications are that there will be
good patronage every afternoon and
evening this week.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-16

Ralph Rackstraw. The rest of the cast
was as follows: Sir Joseph Porter,
John Robinson: Captain Corcoran,
w. Edward Fiske; Dick Dead
eye, Robert o. l.. Linke; Bill Boatswain,
ID. j. Mowry; Bob Beckett, William p.
Hawkes. Josephine, Mrs. Louisa Parker
Bardsley; Hebe, Miss Nellie Gloyd; Little
Buttercup, Miss Florence Edwards.
Reeves Orchestra furnished the music
and Mrs. Minnie A. Kenyon was pianist.
The elaborate production OF the famous
old opera was Mr.. GARDENERS unique
scheme for exhibiting the talents Of his
pupils and the result OF their training at
his hands. A large audience testified
their appreciation of the work of Mr.,
Gardiner and his associates and the pro-
duction evidenced the months OF palms.
taking preparation that has been de-
manded Hard work and considerable
expense must evidently have been
involved in this pretentious exhibitionlof
the abilities OF the pupils set, as IL was,
with full scenic effect and accompanied
by a full orchestra. Reeves Orchestra
has played good many times
for "Pinafore," production and
nothing short OF professional rem
dering has surpassed Mr.. Gardiner's
efforts for smoothness, good stage manage
ment. and vocal execution. Mr.. Gardiner
himself found no difficulty in presenting
popular Ralph in finished style while Mr..
Robinson was an exceedingly sat-
isfactory Sir Joseph, Mr.. Fiske
was as good captain in voice
and figure as one would care to see,
Miss Bsrdsley was charming Josephine,
Miss Gloyd a fetching Hebe, and Miss
Edwards won all the honors that any
Buttercup could ask for. The Dick
Deadeye Of Mr.. Linkc, trying
part for an amateur, was exceptionally
well done, and indeed, cast and chorus
throughout presented fine production Of
'Pinafore"
The fine entertainment will be re-
peatod tonight. IL Is immense
ly creditable to teacher and
pupils and lovers OF the old opera can get
as much satisfaction from it as the young
folk who have come up since tho halcyon
"pinafore" day.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-16
Charley's Aunt.

Comedy lovers will undoubtedly re-
member "Charley's Aunt" tho funny
play that was seen here last season d.
rectly after its long run in Boston. IL
will be seen here again at the Providence
Opera House next week, whore the saunc
excellent cast will lre-sppear. Since ITS last
presentation here "Charley's Aunt" has
toured the country. playing in all the
large cities from Boston to San Fran
cisco with such phenomenal success that
oil records, in point OF large receipts,
have been brokers' Its records for
long runs, too, cannot be equalcd.
New York laughed for 800 nights, Chi
cago yelled with delight for 80 nights.
while Boston enjoyed its humor for $50
nights, At Philadelpnis q run of 100
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-16

ly apparent in interesting situation,
charming dialogue, risky subject matter,
and logical conclusion. The story makes
the listener frequently vince because
OF Its disagreeable suggestiveness in the
matter OF social vice. A husband is un-
faithful TO marriage VOWS and the wife de-
clares she has followed his example, and
much Of the dialogue ia upon the manner
CT .he iil-doing. To be sure the
wife shows all the while that she Is fabri-
eating to reclaim her husband, but the
subject is never nice, and occasionally
disagreesble. The listener always realizes
that the whole thing Is unreal, and re-
CARDS ii as something for the hour and
OF the stage.
Mrs. Potter played the character OF the
wilful, capricious, but loving wifo intel
liz emily tn n impressiyely.
dr. Bellew did not have enough 10 do
In the part Of Lucien, but his share OF the
work was excellent. lie is a strong PLAYER
and has but few peers upon tho American
stage nj the present time. Miss Hud-
spsth played the lovable character OF
srstte very sweetly, and the other players
u the cast were thoroughly competent.
frsncillon will be presented again
II the Wednesday matinee. charlotte
corday Will be seen for the first time
ts evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-16

Presented at Talma Theater by Pupils
of Fred =. Gardiner.

Popular "Pinafore" was admirably
presented to a large audience in Talma
Theater last evening, under the direction
of Fred S. Gardiner, whose pupils formed
an excellent cast, Mr.. Gardiner playing