The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-11-10

face. IT thought 1t was a good deal
10 send over myself" he said. sspa.r-
ticularly as there was nothing new In
It, However. as you cabled over for II.
I thought that the least thing / could
do was to cable YOU the whole thing"
This time II was Howard's turn to
look puzzled. II cabled you for the
address! Why. my dear fellow, you're
mistaken" he exclaimed. IT assure
you, / thought the whole Atlantic ca
BILE had been turned loose on me. 1t
began to arrive at my office in patches
at O'Clock in the afternoon, and 1t
wasn't until the last telegraph boy had
delivered the last installment at
O'Clock, and / saw your name at the
bottom that l had the least idea what
II was all about"
But, my dear fellow" criew Irving.
II have your request for ii in my dis
patch box. I can show 1t to you. 1 re-
member the words you used: Gable
address,. y"
Hold on" said Howard: 81 begin to
see light. You are right and you are
wrong. old man. 1 did send you a
cable. 1t was: Love and congratula-
lions from the wife and SELF Then,
knowing your propensity for sending
cablegrams with the address in full
/ said to myself: Perhaps he'll want
to send an answer. and there's no use
in his spending any more money than
Is necessary. so / added: Gable ad-
dress-Howard.'
Great heavens! cried Irving, as the
true state of the case began to dawn
on him. And 1 was fool enough to
misconstrue this sentence That lit
tie attempt at economy of yours cost
me just $780,"
The favorite Irish comedian, Daniel
G111V will HE vial 10
Butte next Thursday night. appearing
in his latest comedy success, "A So
cial Lion" written expressly for him
by Matt j. Royal. The character as
sumed by Mr.. Sullv in this play is an
entire legitimate role. The plot of the
play dwells on case of mistaken iden~ |
tity. Professor Barbeau, a wonderful
scientist in America. being sued for
breach Of promise, leaves this country
to avoid a scandal. and while In Eu-
rope he becomes a great inventor His |
fame spreads and he is the talk of all |
the scientific world. hence he become a |
social lion. Cornelius Slattery, a |
wealthy. retired railroad contractor, |
goes abroad to visit his native country. |
During Professor Barbeau's absence |
in Europe. his most intimate friend, |
Mr.. Swandown. dies. leaving a large |
estate to his widow. making me Fro
fessor his sole executor. The widow
cannot marry without the consent CT |
the professor. Michael Cullin, S.at-
tery's friend. is APPOINTED Mrs. swan
downs manager and advisor He falls /
in love with his charge. but she cam
not marry as the professor might OBJ
Ject. The professor and Slattery ar
rive in this country the same day. |
Slattery proceeding Immediately to
the Swandown estate to see his old
friend. Cullin. While waiting fer his
friend, the professor arrives TO pay |
his respects to the widow. Meeting |
Slattery. whom he takes FOR enc of
the servants, he gives h!m hts card
and baggage to take to .drs. Swan
down and notify her that he has ar
rived. but is going away on important
business. but will return in a few days.
Meantime Mrs. Swandown appears hav-
ing previous notice of the professors
returning. She meets Slattery with the
baggage and card in his hand, whom
she takes for the real professor. Then
the real fun begins. Sully impers0nat-
ing the professor. Mr.. Sully's support
numbers the following well known
people: Dan Mason. the favorite Ger
man comedian; John Haven. the Metro
politan tenor: Miss Katie Michalena, |
the famous lyric soprano. late Of the
Emma Juch company: the charming |
soubrette. Miss Marie Lices.er-AI.en,
and others OF equal repute.
Actress Kate Davis, who Is suing |
Charles Frohman and David Beiasco |
in New York for $500 wages on an
unexpired contract, was examined by |
Lawyer Rosebault, counsel for the de-
PENDANT, before Judge Ernest Hall.