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The Holly chieftain., 1897-12-17

There is no happiness in having and get
ting, but only in giving; half the world il
on the wrong scent in the pursuit of happi.
ness.-Benry Drummond.
The Holly chieftain., 1897-12-17

Women say of every pretty girl that she
might be tolerably good looking il she
didn't know it 80 well herself.-Washine
ton Democrat
The Holly chieftain., 1897-12-17

Merely Wondered.-''was there any frost
last night" 81 think not. Why do you
ask?" IT merely wondered whether next
ready."-Pittsburgh Chronicle. Telegraph.
The Holly chieftain., 1897-12-17

Fits stopped free and permanently cured
No fits after first days use of DR.. Kline's
Great Nerve Restorer. Free 81 trial bottle 4
treatise. DR.. Kline, 933 Arch st., Phila., Pa.
The Holly chieftain., 1897-12-17

II you want to be cured of cough ras
Hale's Honey of Horehound and Tar
Pixies Toothache Drops Cure in one minute
The Holly chieftain., 1897-12-17
His Parting shot,

He (after being rejected)-I shall never
marry now.
She-Foolish man! Why not9
(Viciously)-If you won't have me, who
will!-Philadelphi. North American.
The Holly chieftain., 1897-12-17

I believe Piso's Cure for CONSUMPTION
eaved my boys life last summer.-Mrs
Allie Douglass, Leroy, Mich, Oct. 20, ~.
The Holly chieftain., 1897-12-17

Never tride with pain. 1t may fool you.
st. Jacobs Oil never fools; it cures
The Holly chieftain., 1897-12-17

In Winter Sciatica is worse. Any time
St. Jacobs Oil is the best cure.
The Holly chieftain., 1897-12-17

1t never does any good to look bored.
Use a club.--Atchison Globe
The Holly chieftain., 1897-12-17

Isn't a scald burn! Yes; and
st. Jacobs Oil is q cure.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-09

Lackaye and Maurice Barrymore. Luck
less. indeed. says the New York her
aid, Is the wight OF ordinary mental
caliber who tumbles Ia between them
when they are IN a bantering mood
Such q hapless mortal MAS for long
time one Of the regulars 40 the
Lambs He drank whenever he WAS
aglEed. and talked pretty nearly ali the
time. As Is sometimes true Of acters.
tie personal DrOnoun dominated MS
conversation lie WAS forever c0nFers-
ing about himself But he aeyer treat
ed. One evening the subject Of his lay
mas his intention 10 write the gt0ry o.
his own life
Whats that" asked L4aekaye-
My autobiography. !" replied the eoE-
plaeent young man who never invited
his friends to drink
With the accent on the biz eneg-
led Barrymore.
No. said Laekaye. quickly. with
the accent on the ought 10
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-09


roles for the actresses are those In
which she appears as her every day
self, with the additions Of force or
sweetness. or establishment Of dress,
but the opportunities 10 reflect fnesse
or intellect and the study Of humanna~
ture are few. Attempts have been made
Of late TO give 70 the stage strong new
role. but these have invariably degen-
GRATED into depicting q depraFed side
d Nomanis character. Even Camille,
for years considered as the strongest
female role in The drama. has been
condemned for thls reason. There are
- many better traits IL woman that
would serve tine dTanatist and bring
forth admiration IN place q pity and
abhorrenoe." concludes Miss DaFen-
port. -that Il r. 10 be regretted that the
playwright. VITO SO understands men.
should be 80 iiffle eongeTzant with the
character u women.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-09

rrosera1 fae carcass ~ = EEnakinsek
parity aaten. and . iiffls further along
2 Fzralsd srouse 1alnkins 4 szas riile
H0rE ~ & lex b. &aa1e . searzn ann
50anf tise nurrDE. Eith 3 iarse aia<E
men ard -tNo mDrs par1ridsss r. .fzs
sa8uta- Sns5seetilsg 1izat fgsee Egere
yDung 10xes IL Ire bu-rpE fse
EEaa1e asp nae lnsnE 40 Eelnrn znn Org
-tssern ,put as 1i,e 1tDBEn 81 tiail1anl pass
. AennEy - - = aea6-
~ ssae 1ise haEe assz0zs Gse asaE a
ciaa1ee - 10 tins and Esilen sse sEsIig uE1-
tise suzzDw. zEffn stisz assistance ~
Sherman EDg-ser- ~ 1NllnE <sEzr 1ns
ssiiF Glo1asr fDE lzsd gsnHu7ef. T.i1er
ssszz dsle-Easaeh aS aszzze nize asanuEE.
zazzr izela=HzailF rzsse 5pzsaL anf zs<ler
= Kong esa1zn 1issE 1sElzh = nEE BIz<-
sDE. ssiaEag mp nEp azrgzs gzs-srifissss
% Inc Egs1~ On dzssilg pln rilH nesw
dsale- fFfa@v aopk pn ssasln 1arrdfazz.
rsis-ss Ezsf1ftk sn1 . psz-T Hzzzae w5sd-
esnReE. 9zzSril 1ss ESDIHe 6rSss IN rae
end The Bas-sraissss %ssss partly ezsea.
lsr me EdsaflaiHesk Rzs e5mgIe1esg
esszaaf pEf- ama1ux 6Hr 5ae SKIN
sseiIsg 5e9
Abas-ssuen asae hing esafined rsIa1
a5ssssE Eeszs uasas Destructive to gzme
ssisan al Glse HnRnssss and hane aosef q
szsa ssezssss - 8xss n towns that
assae aac Dasn q h5a1rF nsr che Iaar
aeE gseaz- rFe sulg hleea1sse me
farmers 5egs hase for Killing sde COX
- lie sonusy n1uss- Eigsic partsfdges
"a q bsIsrpx bHD nour d.ssFs oil sl1o.
\ rsIe ezsar desslrIes lssneas Of soxez
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-09

Manager McGunnigle has been made
fnlIy acquainted with the pains and
nleasures of Kentucky coon hunt
The Interstate league will be In the
buelnesp again next season. It's Drst
season was moderately successful.
The Brooklyns we're the only league
,cam 10 get caught in railroad wreck
,hla year. No players were hurt.
Mike Clarity. the clever Young base
hall manager. IS now acting as business
manager OF the Lewiston sun.
The Louisville club has signed third
baseman Jacobs. the star inilelder Of
the Texas league. He Is Louisville
boy.
Catcher Bowerman went straight
home from Cleveland. He lives ~
Romeo. Mich. and there hunts during
the winter.
The disappointment over the amount
A. money received 10 nothing TO ths'
fell py the Cleveland players ever the
loss or the cup
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-09

~ true base bai. sporting spirit OBJ
) sore IN the minor leagues :han Il
se d The Nalionai League Ia the lai-
ssgaazasi0n the naguatss figure
- mueh money they Niii make IN
sasaa. IL the minor leagues In
=. 4 iasm the figuring dDae il 10
eeiain hos small tiie loss wlIi be
IL sen running the various clubs.
zt q. The rame u Shas induces the
5ssity o. mlnor league magnaieS 20
% their good money SO that they
~ SO games. even " the spuFi does
ne 10 - an expensive laxury 20
r. "a thc end. And thr next season
= are !lEs as ready and willing ~
n - pay j good. round sum IN order
asls base bell 1t home The poorest
4 n she League last year the
sasille club u credited mlth max.
3 prof.. o. about SIS. 900 on the ses-
n "a minor league this year the
slgis q oac club not the profits
~ slssQQ ard the managers q that
tft iahilahi over The result 81
sfa,srr Tho club referred 70 il
iiasnoH rla5. IN The Texas League.
isssipia being the largest Of any
e TIC Texas League When one
sssrga thr receipts 81 the Houston
ihis year wtth the tiGo.Dp profi'
q Philadelphia elub last year one
1tiY aH see the difference between
zs.ae . minor league club and hay.
= ias rins Of a big league cinb.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-09

: he rules Of the game. They
sshi they did. -
~ ba,sman out on third strike
1 hsld By the catcher" they were
~ appaFently easy one was not ia
ariouSiy until thay were ehai-
"a % shag By the rules that Il was
| They turned TO the chapter on
N he Batsman Is Out" They read
,1rssgh frontward. Then they read
a,sward. They all but stood on
1, heads ID reading that eompilca-
ana trying TO find shat authority
snrlFe had for calling a bassman
= three strikes.
| i gssss yoa lave got one on US" re-
sssly said Manning. while Hart
.kap. TOO. Then Manning went on
,eaa about when the base runner
- and suddenly discovered that
-lsse sunneF* may be declared ont
living struck out. while a bats
A. Thrn Hart recalled how he and
cher League magnatss had
-sss.e- ior halt an hour once upon q
= eye Ills very ,h!ng Al Of Which
sra little unless II Is that there i
- Il the rules than the average
b. izagines,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-09

Il is often asked Il ACTORS 1sel The
emotions they portray on the stage
COgnelin. the great French ACTOR. says
they should not. AZ acting is the an %
make believe. and rhaz while the az
fist is moving his auditors - tears he.
himself. should b. absolutely cold ana
un1noFen- That. be EaEE. 8E art Other
celebrated actors urge the contrary.
Mounet-SullF. for instance. declares
that unless the actor feels emotion
himself his ZONES mnst haze . false
ring AZ regards eon-tanigE and
marriages between z9eusers ~ the
same dramatic company. comparatively
feE occur. which perhaps bears ON N
COeBelinis argument Il ssems bpE-
ever. onlg natural thai. after Deing ~
most constantly 10 each OEieriE epn-
/ pany for nine months OUT q the Fea-
I and mos ~ the time exchanging zen
+ Der sentiment on the stage. the 8OSs
/ spark spoken 81 By 1he poet ailOnlf
burst into fame.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-09

Psagee k&s : tS~s5ag ete0 that las .
sskms<sssf1 ef $3.50 and = CROWNS.
rSesmzgk has q law Teqntf1ss wheeI-
ssNE 70 essn0sEt Srd walk down bills.
ms was breaght about b. reckless
SGefe6bE&,
y. b. ASres. csIesgos has been sp-
t,o,ssSa elssiTmaH Of me HationaI trans-
partatssa eeMmittee 81 the /. a. w,
sfee g, u, BS&wen. resigned,
IL is reported that there are improve
meats bsSsg made fl Eeyeies that ~
vetfeasA VIII make Inc bicycles Oh
Isss t9Sk Iike seFStabIe Old ice wagons.
The Associated Cycling eIabs Of
Lag IsI8aa offer 81 foF the spprehsn-
, st0a sad cesvietion % any person
tlsrowtng taeks o. glass on The roads
on Ions Island,
The membership Of the leading cy-
alag associations Il as follows. LsaEas
~ American wheeimen, es.eS9; French
Cycling Touring eiub. fgo00s Cyclists
Touring eiub. EHsiand, zSSo0s German
Cyclists, z6ye00; Daseh Unicn, fo,cVgs
Eslgiam TesfiB@. $500.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-09
>. 81 HENDERSON.

the national league. 10 isss. lie Also
oficisied rs an umpire IN the Pean-
sylyaHia state league that year lie
began the season OF 1899 with the Sioux
City elub. Of the weweEa association.
~; after q brief engagement was re-
leased and became one 81 the umplreS
Of that organization. A greater part Of
the time durlng the Past season when
be fIIled the onerous position Of an
umpire be- was doubled ~ with I'm
pire Campbell. and . considerable pof-
lion Of his work was done in New York.
philadelphia and Boston. where a.
timea be has done pretty good work.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-09

James Hardie Henderson, who was
wen known few years ago as a pro-
fesaionai pitcher and Is better known
now as one OF the major league us-
pires. being selected by President n.
Y. Young as one OF the reg
uiar officials al the beginning Of the
past season. was born on Oct. 81. 1862,
Al Philadelphia. Pa, and learned 10
play Dali al an early age in his native
city. He was for several seasons con-
heeted With one or other OF the many
prominent amateur teams that abound
IN the city of Brotherly Love. He
started out professionally in 1882. with
the Philadelphia League Alliance team.
ana made such a good showing that
ne WAS re-engaged By the management
OF the Phiiadelphias for 1883, when the
eiuo became q member Of the national
I league In 1884 be was sought after
BY number Of clubs. finally accepting
an offer from the Balilmores, Of the
American association. and he soon be-
came one Of that clubs crack pitchers
lie participated In ffty-four champion.
ship games that year. and ranked
among the best pitchers 10 the prOfes
sion He Eas re-engaged for the sea,
son Of 1885. shea he participated Il
siziy-One championship games. He be
gan the season Of 1886 vita ID
Brooklyns. Of the same asso
citation. and participated tina
year In ihiriy-ihree CHAMPIONSHIP
games with the tao clubs Ibis neK
professional enlargement was for
short time NTH The PittEbnrg einb. Q
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-09

goNnKes, To sk9H Asw Gs9N ts&y are
AZ biliisrds, & Is eEIy accessory 90
sag that Wiiske has ASrfEg kbs bsSsf
career FRn Rsers siasR 30 pSSsts 80 .
ssRgie bnRinE Sis StSeF bE0sAsF esE
% as NesJ, IL RSt aesseT tesR eais, bss
FFaRk,s loRg sait Is ~ peel. Lass wis
ter fifs y0ssEster AefesseS ne ana
tear eilampien De0i player ~ CFeater
New York IN . eftg~DeiRt gsns ~ ffs
continuous gsEae These g0gRg bS0she
ers viii soon Begin t0SF ~ ne esHR.
Try. prepsre1 ~ mees sSyese o. thsSF
age. The sketches shows sb0ve weys
made IL FiYpR's New York s001.
where the lads gave 80 exhibition Iss.
week,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-09

- rsssafgs q box two Jsze4feS wide e1S~
seE6a& sagaa.9 across tie track
81 sss box sse five Isases lying az
81 snssse 81 asols fry degrees from the
asgl1Sassl n5Ic4 alter tie R1aaEey Of
~ msag leaves "a book These
GesSes esG,saf &d00e sae level o. saS
track Gess aaa al jach. sae taere beng
an aassb Sc an inch differences IN each
leaf. css GzsC lesf eSss26s a5ope the
track eaeg kss enoaa;5 90 receive tbs
sss5rsssl6sE 81 Gas wEsa q che rIder
xao crossed ~ baas position,
Easia bsas f. e5ssst with paint wf15ts
eaazss Sessz srssers5ge. and as the
ass6 maa essssss ne BoS his fronc
NEas4 reaeeses Ave wnfse stripes on the
sasz.f 81 ese esre, sad sae asga sad far
eSsss sar. ne Isss 6ae t0gcaed, Is M
sssarEg depressed bg aseaIs Of Trip
gfnx sScasaSas. wh5ea is contained ia
ne e,1N boxes On etshsr side o. thS
ssae9 aad wfslsa IL connected Win
Ehe Iespes 20 ne poiass where they sss
aszzaf % sile fn4a0esb5e eSaasncn cen@
ser IL ats aesF side 81 the boz,
F0r E1sssos, IA e56se Gaisa, the
6sss maa1 across sae tape resolves an
suppression o. his froas tire Of five
msaeEs< ne SECOND asaa, r. less Than q
wEee1 1ezea 70 tSe Bad reessyes fSGr
On as fseaS wa6ef. The rear whset Of
az wgnaer IL married via sases stripes
ss6 az ta8s6 azSa, 4 sis ssost wheel
81 saaes6 q sae rsaF wbssI 81 the rider
WIS takes second pe&es. seee5ves two
sere2es % sas frSss sire, ece, AEy pos
sGsae ce@ssaashea froas a dead beat 70 q
salESges, essg 81 effectively judged BY
tfs apparatus,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-09

Team In 1891. every game with the 81
louis team In 1892 and until trans
ierrea In August. 1893, and in every
sa'ne with Baltimore since that time.
nc mas never in his whole career
missed a game from sickness or disabil-
ny, nor has he ever been served with
y notice OF release or been fined or sus-
pended Tor Indifferent playing. His is
= remarkable record that any man
should be proud Of.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-09

q native 81 81 Louis Other menbers
Of the family were also actors. and she
evidently inherited the taste FOR inc
stage, for she began 70 reeite end fpi-
tate while almost IN Der infancy. Sis
is . very pretty. pieznp Little girl, as-
rnirabIy suited Tor fDgenpe work. spS
her success IS nnauestonsbie. she
viii play IN the Lyoenm stock e0m-
papy the roles formerly taken By II
De shannon and katherine Flonenoe,
PerhaDs-like Miss Florence she VII
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-09

the n. ~. Williams Neieors for the
season OF 1884 Weber & Fields en-
gagged her for the Russell Brothers Co.
fer the season Of 1896. and she created
very favorable impression by her
clever imitation Of the BOEery girl
Next she went with the Reniz-santley
combination. under the management q
Abe LeaYi;t. playing the principal girl
parts ID the first part and bUriesque.
and also appearing IN her speciality.
Miss Scott is playing dates az present.
She is Of attractive form and features.
and her character work. as wei as her
singing. readily win her audiences.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-09


z MhO dc SH,gssl alssssg sae1 ae
xs91 de Championship ~ ase world
and how mary sapads dsif eiey dgln@
2 ASinlea Kss Tsse BpIGeg dsg1g 6n rss~
c-le q Sow aaIy soanfs 40 sfsa5~
rrT REan anf lbs G6sss fsds ssnt a,isiab
RaIlpBsdE g. Dlf EsEibRsl snl Mace
eres AEits aud = 80. asox aIsspT epqsI,ss
and which R5ss 6se1eaeGS
q lake gS1lsssE GepgR 6EsE win
sen Smizt- champion - Ea9aIf- e6r
zhs championship 81 1iss HqEif. TS0
Teass aser sS1srssn Fas aeSe2 ~ STz,~
liEan Tor sfse e1sazayl ,gsIsesss5y - saerse&.
sullivan NaleE Hes Geas9g esesy GasS
neafgNeagft 55gs.es 81 me Eeslf. s.sa ~
every ease 5,rpYeS slis superiority ~
fiaplsgb lsse bopss Nase short @If gssss
Gsassed as -essstssgEs ~ 80 d6ls1g
srlsgaz Nas acknowledged 20 b. ms
SORTS ahens6pH - nearly eserg
1eNsgayser ~ dis enc 9s&er eppasniss.
NfDep CprDe,5 dezsssaf SptFar ass
became 6stEaHsIlEpn - America -
Bapnln9 from SGsseaa9 ~ @8fef Eng
end ~ aals si-se. Rsser gaassSa aas
DaaD . Aassgipt - sas w1Eff essssnDt9E,
sa59 Efule slz.oe nis 6ssaw RF1t C6siBeSs
q sGsy. 1881 jackson cssSEs ~ ss5,
fssenis Apa;Ea.ais, 2. Tne e0paesd hsss
knaaicie bass1s 90 Esa916 Nxs Seswsss
James kelly aRf Beas1isaa siaSsa -
lAps;asila. a. 1855. lasting SO lp9pss
aud ffsaeR rpsDsfesS aepsas glove Elxas
=. Bowen snf T. BpzIas, 10 New Or
leans. aSsS, seyaE ssesFs. GaseeeaR sr&z>
Htes. z. Ne 60 $50 xaDw> g. O'SsGd.
via aRe s6aoe e9Bgas q draw ba 1863
What fs rte ssagnf for Faas sEszsfSz
DHoaN gpEnRe Nf1b aEf RG1hegt ~sagsres.
WIKI weights, l0psseep fess aSEe
inehess Elirb0s,s NelEss5 sSeese kesy sse
aae haaf Rnehes.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-09
VII, rh.r La lnl.re...

II IL rather a strange fac; that bail
players who have long careers on the
professional diamonds almost wiibou;
exception lose their interest In the
game as soon as they themselves are no
longer actively Identified wiih e. VIII
white. brother Of the deacon. was for
years one Of the greatest pitchers Of
The country. He Is nov . resident Of
buffalo. and has had FOR a long time .
big optical business IN the Genesee
hotel building. Notwithstanding that
he has the means and opportunity to
take In az the games Al Olympic Park.
he said last spring he had not seen
more than one or two Of them In sey-
erai scaEona. Hardic Richardson. who
vas 4 member of the big -Four" seems
to be similarly disposed. and not long
ago said. u have not aeen ball game
since retired from the diamond.
have no idea OF seeing one. have
los, an possible inieres, a man Cd.
have In the national game. When
auit aut, for good. All the sport
have anything 20 do with Is bird shoot
ing. with the gun ! have had good
aucrara. / received a letter from my
old roommate Tom Brown the other
day Tom was the hes; roommate
ever had. He wrote me a friendly let.
ter and when ! started to reply to 4
/ actually did not know what clus
Tom was with. ! had to send down
tho street for q copy Of the SDortins
lie 10 locate him. | really do moi
know what club leads In the biG
league" Eek.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-09

Louisville prohibits obscene Iith.
ographs.
Modteska has Just passed her Goth
year OF life.
ia Dame aux camcIliasr has passed
its one tboussndth performance in
Paris.
Mns. Inez Sprague, wife OF eE-G0g,
sprague. Of Rhode Island, viii shortly
20 on the operate stage.
A now theaier IN Berlin has Q green.
room arranged like the saloon Of 4
steamer, and a room for the press
representatives. where authors, maa'
ayers and players meet
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-09

Water : lIrodie. The clever onIfield.
4 ~ Baltimore club. comes from a
|SilY u bal! players. a. all his broth.
e vsse good players when they wcre
RI. and ons Of the family besides
1stit aiilI plays ball professionally.
hiser .. Brodle was born Sept. n.
During the seasons Of 1855 and
B'o,ilc played with = emi-pro-
la.nail team At Roanoke. Va. ard in
Y lsil his native stnte and started on
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-09

II Is eIaimea that we'll tSafnea fex
ls better for grouse thsR DOG, The
trouble is 10 get . s9g - work IN tss
same country with > gRRReF, Here IL
q clipping from the Hampshire Ga
zeate, ~ Northampton. Mass, end
Shows how well the fox win work on
groHse without the bsiD Of the sports.
InaD,
"AFthHF 3, Burr o. Old HaaasB.
when going across lots FsesE.is. dis.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-09

g, ", vgexzsf 81 Philadelphia has INST
sseaea<eS 81 es9sdfsz tssTse Of these
fss esSle rGSs SHtS single Gay, NF>
weazeg. waS weighs 10 roaads. one
egensax - ne EssrIEg ~ 4 Bicycle
ssaasfaessseg expressed she opinion
sesQs ~ e9~SS 10 900 rifles IN day.
Tse assaNsae5GFsr SEeTea 30 bet 800
ssae Vesze1 eoald nss 60 Il, and tie
So vas 81 SNes tskeE, H&gSas per-
acrm<& tse great feat ~ftb asssy roads
eeoasseoasI5g sscoaGtsretss is j. now
Weszees amkfsfoS 90 break sss worlds
swessy.seas EosF record Of 30 rzsles.
wsfea 4 Ee1S BY an E6g1ishmas-
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-09


professional career. He went first
aae Altoona club Of the pennsyl-
.aa state League. He played there
catcher and outfloIder for two
snlhs 10 1857. when the League dis
aaeu and the whole Altoona team.
~ their consent. were transferred TO
sapn, o., and Joined the Tri-state
le' where Brodle played left field.
snnlshed the season Of 1857 there. the
a",on club ending the season with
a,shest average In the League,
s'sh u had played only part OF the
nm In 1888 Brodic was signed by
asehng wv Val club OF the Tri-statu
sue, whore he also played In the
,u. IN 1889 he went to the Hamil.
" Y eluh Of the international League.
shs part that season In III cham.
es4snip contests. and ranked high In
'niciai fielding and batting averages
'uat League. Tho years 1890
M, ulla him with the Boston club. IN
u.s.. IA after the twelye-club League
4 ,s0l no was assigned to 81. Louis.
ku,,aa,'1 Mis- release from st. Louis was
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For a young woman who mas TO work
Tor her livelihood there are few cali
inas or professions which are so at
trsctive as the stage u is a oompaF-
atiYe,y easy career 10 enter upon since
no long years Of study are necessary.
when ! say study is not necessary.
mean that the manager does not de-
mand Of the debuiante a diploma as
she would have TO furnish before enter
ing any Of the other professions. Pre-
paratory study for the stage Is, Of
course. highly necessary. but a girl
possessing beauty is far more likely 70
ind favor with the average manager
than the girl who, by dint OF study.
has the theory OF acting al her finger
tips and has rehearsed every important
part In the classic repertoire Beauty.
or at least good looks. is absolutely
necessary TO the young woman enter
ing upon a stage career. II does not.
indeed. insure her success If that be
her only gift. but the possession OF Il
materially helps her 10 attain the end
she is seeking. There have been. no
doubt. instances that have been eS-
ccptions to the rule. but in most OF
these exceptions a homely face has
been illuminated by genius. Eleanora
Duse Is an example. She is by no
means beautiful IN face or figure. Her
face is almost plain. and yet one is so
spellbonnd by the genius Of the actress
that at tines one thinks her beautiful.