The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-07-21

Grey Fiske for use by Minnie Nfadderp
flske this season, is called The Queen of
Lars
The Span Of Life takes its name from
an exciting and novel incident thar oc-
ours IN the last act The scene is in the
African gold country. The. inevttabie
villains have destroyed a bridge that spans
q certain raging cataract knowine. thar
II Is the hero's only means of escaDe
from their clutches. Among those in his
party are three old friends, formerly ac-
robats IN the circus. When IL is discox-
ered mat the villain and his minfons are
coming these friends OF the hero put their
knowledge of acrobatic business to good
use. The tallest and strongest stands on
the very brink of the canon. another. ac-
robat stands on his shoulders, and a third
on the shoulders Of the second. thus form
ing tower some fifteen or sixteen feet
nigh The signal is given. and this col
umn OF human beings falls so that the
TOP man grasps a tree on the other side
OF the chasm, and a bridge of bodies is
men formed over which the hero and his
VIE and child pass TO the other side in
safety.
The amateur amusements which sus-
pended for awhile after the rush last
spring are coming up again.
The Dixie Dramatic Association will pre-
sent the play Gold King" at Masonic hall
next Wednesday evening for the berefit
of ST. Paurs church. The Dixies have
given number of entertainments for St
PauFs, and the present one is for the
purpose OF relieving the financial condition
Of the church. The excellent entertain
ments which the association has given
heretofore should be a guarantee of the
coming entertainment The play will be
presented with the following cast:
eToid hlns ..................J. c. NungeZar
Nermont.......-...... John NJ. Black
AOh NaraW ......................E Ed Harris.
DANDY DICK Fred Williams
SlIas steele ............M r. Catherwood
Jerden Arthur Dawson
Juoe ........................Wi Sutlive
llhe Rye ................S. W. B. Purse
Mother Merton ........Miss Ema Kinsey
Agnes Faulee Miss Kathleen Wilson
Maselle .............- Mrs. J. c. Nungazer
After the play there will be dancing, and
refreshments will be served.
The Young Mems Christian Association
Will give an entertainment at their rooms
next Friday night, which will be Of more
than ordinary interest. The entertainment
is for men only, and will no doubt be at
tended largely by the members of the as
SOtldtlOh. Inc programme Tor the Occa-
sion is as follows Recitation, Rev. S. A
Smith; plano solo. Mr.. Walter Cler selec-
lions by male quartette, the Messrs
Keilbach, Brooks, Dykes and Demond /;
reading. Mr.. W. G. Sutlive; harmonica
solo. Mr.. w. H. Moffat; duet, violin and
piano, Messrs. J. z. Fulton, Jr., and Wal
ter Cler.
The members of the association are re-
quested to bring their young men friends
After the entertainment light refresh
ments will be served by the reception
committee, and all who attend will I'M
doubtedly have a pleasant time.
The gymnasium of the association is
accomplishing much among those who at
tend it regularly. Physical exercise is
the best of tonics for the body, and those
who give it careful attention are seldom
troubled with doctors bills. II is a good
preventive of lung complaints and dys-
pepsia, and the handlers of the chest
weights and dumbbells scarcely know
what a sick day is. The gymnasium is
large, roomy and we'll equipped and offers
young men of good moral character, re-
CARELESS of religious belief, an opportunity
to become strong and healthy men. Sec
rotary Hunter will be glad to show
through the building at any time anyone
who desires TO see how the association is
equipped in this line.