The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1896-11-12
KANSAS ITEMS OF INTEREST.
DAISY THE MISSOURI GIRL.


One of the November attractions a
the Crawford Grand, Wichita, II thu
above named company, From an ex
change we clip the following: Sadie
Raymond and her company received ar
ovation at Chattertons last night thai
they should be proud of. Never befor'
in the history of Springfield has a com
pany been awarded snch reception
The house was crowded and hundreds
turned away unable to obtain seats
The company was here three week:
ago and made such favorable impress
sion that Manager Chatterton induced
them to play return engagement
which proved highly satisfactorily to
everybody concerned. The vast audi
ence came to see good performance
and they saw it. The members of the
cast seemed to put forth every effort
in their power to please the people and
the applause they received showed
how well they succeeded. Sadie Ray
mond, as Daisy" played her part to
perfection and sustained her already
well earned reputation as tirst-class
artist Fred Raymond in his ever pop
ular work as comedian kept his hear
crs in a continuous round of laughter.
The other characters kept the piece
well balanced through the entire pro-
duction.-State Register, Springfield,
Ill.
Frank Daniels in 1.-The Wizard of the
Nile is this season duplicating the re-
markable success that attended the
performances of this strikingly origin
al comic opera last year. Messrs. La
Shelle & Clark have re-engaged the
cast of last season and have invested
the performance with the charm of new
costumes and scenery. On the heels of
the information that ''The Wizard of
the Nile" has scored an emphatic sue
cess in Vienna comes the news that ne
gotiations are about closed for the OPP
erais production in London in the
Spring. 1t would seem that after hav-
ing had things their own way for years
the authors and composers of comic op-
era in England and Europe are to have
their own domain invaded by the
Americans. Perhaps in time the bal
ance of trade in the comic opera line
may rest with the United States after
all
A man down in Sumner county
voted this ticket: ''Set your affect.
tions on things above and not on the
things of the earth. Col, 3:2. "For
our conversation is in heaven from
whence also we look for the Savior
the Lord Jesus Christ. Phil. $50.
Looking for that blessed hope, and
the glorious appearing of the great
God and our Savior Jesus Christ. -
Titus 2:13. The judges were unde-
cided as to which one of the presiden
tial candidates the man wished to vote
for
The city council of Fort Scott has
ordered the first payment of the
$1,000 appropriated to the waterworks
company, paid, with the understand
ing that mutual agreement be drawn
up between the city and the company
that it is not to cause prejudice in the
suit now pending of the city against
the water company.
Two Leavenworth friends met on
election day. Have you votea?"
asked one of them, Il guess so,' re-
piled the other. "'They gave me
map of Kansas and l made few
marks on it and gave it to a man who
put it in cider barrel. don't think
much of this ostrich system of vot-
ing
Topeka girls have adopted the sensi-
bic practice of taking walks before
breakfast. Their mot hers cook the
breakfasts.
A Topeka man lost his job recently
in the cutting down of force and as he
had a family dependent on him he was
much pitied by his friends who won
dered how the man would live through
the winter. In few days he appear
ed with a team and carriage which he
had purchased and has bought q lot
and is putting up q house on it. He
had saved his money.
A young Topeka man and his girl
have found a scheme to correspond
and dodge everybody. The young man
has rented lock box at the post-oftice
and both he and the girl have keys to
il. The notes never see the post-office
people.
A Topeka girl is visiting at Lebanon
and will stay long enough to teach the
young people how to skate.
Now that the election is oyer the Az
.rage Kansas is ready to again settle