The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1897-01-29
COSBY PARAGRAPHS.


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Theatrical And Otherwise Remarks In
The Fover.
PLEASE take me q ride in q Sleigh"
Asked a maid of her beau one deigh
Replied he to his mash:
I'm very short of cash
Wen go riding some other weigh"
The following notes regarding thea
,rical people who are known to Paris
ians are CLEANED from the N. Y.
Dramatic Mirror: Elita Proctor Otis is
a member of the Sporting Duchess
Co. John Mason and Marion Manola
Mason are playing successful vaudeville
in New York City. Robt.
McWade has a good part in the big
production straight From The Heart"
at the N. Y. ACADEMY of Music. The
play has a fine cast, 200 supers and IL
horses Edwin Milton Royle, author Of
Friends, has made great hit in N.
Y. with his new play "Capt. I'm
pudence" Eta Reed is still with the
CoFse Payton Co., playing in : New
England States. Susie Kirwin and the
Wilbur Opera Co. are in Massachusetts.
Eugene Blair Mrs. Robt. Downing) is
starring this season, and her husband is
her advance agent. Lewis Morrison is
alternating "Richelieu' and Faust"
In Old Kentucky continues to draw
crowds. Laura Burt and Burt Clarkare
the leading people.
Polk Miller, the mimic, musician and
story-teller, will give one of his unique
and thoroughly enjoyable entertain
ments at the court house Tuesday even
ing. 1t will not be a lecture but rather
an evening of story and song given by
the Polk Miller Co., which Henry Wat
terson has so appropriately described as
''the best one-man show in America"
Admission fifty cents. Children under
twelve, half-price.
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Mrs. Hungerford, the novelist, whose
nom de plume was THE Duchess" is
dead. Mrs. Hungerford lived at st.
Brenda's Bandon, county Cork. She
married when very young, and was
early left a widow with three small
children. When writing phyllis she
was jokingly introduced at reception
as "Her Grace, The Duchess" The
nom de plume was thus suggested, and
has always been associated with her
literary work.
Millionaire DuesJraw, who is under |
death sentence at st. Louis for murder,
is trying to cheat the gallows. He has /
smoked 42,8S0 cigarettes during the two
years he has been in jail
Madeline Marshall, the divorced wife
of Clay Clement, died Monday in Gin
cinnati of diphtheria. She leaves a
little son. The Clement Co. is in ST..
Paul this week.
The grand jury in New York has re-
turned indictments against Seeley,
Phipps and Rich, three of the prime
movers in the celebrated vaudeville dip
ner at Sherry's.
Rem Davis, hotel keeper at
Tenn. smoked cigarettes -, " s
made him cut his wife
shoot himself.
Three eompaD' .es are being organize
to pay ~ Friend From India
MAUI >'A' niger will head the No. 2 con
bany.
i Otero, the Spanish dancer now at Ko
ter & Balls, in New York, owl
81, 900, GOO worth of diamonds,
A Paris girl has two canine pc
which answer to the odd names
al MISERY" and Calamity"
to
Roland Reed will play 1.-The Wrol
lie Mr.. Wright" at the Lexington ope
or house, March 18th.
r, Special Notice OfC.&'o Railroad.
m THE Chesapeake and Ohio Railw
has made concessions which will
thoroughly appreciated by the holde
of 1 200 and 2 200 mile books in trav
S. ing between Washington and Cinci
&c natl. Hereafter, when the distan
- travelled is over 40 miles the e rst tra