The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-09-03
MONDAY DEWEY NIGHT
CUBA" SPECTACLE GIVES MA
NILA'S HERO FIRST HONOR

1nent People Will Occupy Boxes,
and the Opening Night VIII be
Personal Tribute to the worth
OF the Distinguished American
Admiral.
1t Is the intention of the manage
ment Of PAINS spectacular military
drama Cuba" and the citizens COM
mittee in charge of the peace jubilee,
OF which the drama will be the central
feature, to make Monday night or Dew
ey night great social event. Gov.
Clough, Mayor Kiefer and other off,
cials and the following prominent citi-
Zens will occupy boxes:
Gov. Clough, J. J. Hill. Richards Gordan,
GEORGE h Finch, A. ]: Powers, George Free
man man, Joseph Wheelock, George Thompson.
H. Elsinger, Frank Schliek. G. schuneman.
Q. P. Lanpher, w. B. Dean. George Benz,
T. 4. Kirk. Judge Flandrau. Mayor Kiefer,
Foley Brothers Kelly, A. B. Stckney, W.
A. Scott. T. A. Schulze, Former Gov. Alex.
HEa si Theodore Borup, Col. r. A. Jersey,
Kalman, Brig. Gen. Bacon.
Picard and Lavenion, the famous
European specially performers, arrived
In New York yesterday from the AL
hambra, London. Eng, and will reach
st. Paul tomorrow morning to take
part in the drama Cuba" Picard and
LaYenion are the actors who scored
such a hit last season with the royal
court Of Belgium by their marvellous
comedy bar acts.
Mile. De Lee Is now in the city and
will rehearse the ballet of Spanish
fandango dancers this evening on the
peace jubilee grounds at the corner of
University avenue and Grotto street.
q ho hrn 11crIOf
haitian Beach, N. Y, twenty coryphees,
secundas and Cuban Habarenas who
will appear in the preliminary scene
each evening.
Last night a rehearsal of the troops
was held in the armory and hereafter
the 900 soldiers will drill on the
grounds. 1t had been intended to in
V1te the public to witness the drill this
evening, but the management decided
to postpone the open dress rehearsal
until tomorrow evening, as the crowds
might interfere with the first assem-
bling of all the performers, more than
half Of whom are st. Paul people and
new in their parts.
Among the other speciality perform
ers sent here by Mr.. Pain are Blanch
lie Clair champion of the flying rings;
Prof. c. H. Jacobson and Mile. Man
Jonita, in their dance fantastique a
TAmericaipe; Aronson and Ashton,
head dancers; Caros and Valetta hand
balancers; Stirk and Anita, far-famed
aerialists; Zaxelle and Vernon comedy
bar performers; Scott and Wilson, Chi
neSe acrObatS.
Stage Manager Hoffman yesterday
secured three boats from Superin-
tendent Nussbaum, Of Como park, for
use as cutters in Havana harbor. They
Will be attached to the American war
ships.
The magnificent picture is now COM
plete and only the enclosure has to be
built and f1fty-two arc lights placed to
make the Cuban scene perfect in every
detail. The Cuban coast is shown with
the mountains behind the unique city
OF Havana in the valley with MORO
castle high over ALL One of the first
incidents shown will be Consul Gen.
F1tZhugh Lee raising the flag over this
castle. Hotel Angleterre and other
public buildings are distinctly shown
Among the soldiers secured in ST.
Paul for the production Of Cuba" are
the following, most of whom are iden-
tilted with the national guard and
other military organizations:
First Cubans-Captain e. Thiebane, Will
Fam Fops1 HSSmss E. LsfaEreT Z FFiend Il G.
Gaylord, E. E.. Gaylord, NJ. Stewart, F. S.
Rellog, s. Vanhome, S. Frederickson, T.
Z.
Carey, o. Kirchof. j. Mcleod. A. Daum,
H. Prescher. w. Hacke, J. Wolfe, P Wolfe,
G.. Taylor, E. Hare. G. Holmes, w. Given
Third Cubans-Captain Sigsbee 8. B. Lin
stett, r. Stanton, A. Moran, Otto Hilbert,
A. Cummings, Blackman, LIE Clair C. Free
man.
Artillery-E. Meyerdlng. T. England, G.
Dysart, G. Granville, W. card, A Holmes,
7. Bryne, A. Boesel, L. Wick. T. Manke, o.
Schultz. o. Waller. G. Mitchell, A. Moran
First Spanish-Captain, L. Warner, H.
Perry, G. Kelly. ]. Schlitz. A. Schlitz. c.
CARLSBAD, D. Wann, F. Mills, P. D. Stanch-
fed, H. G. Baller, J. Pinches, F. Johnson F.
Rathmund, William Mohn.
Second Spanish-Captain, J. Kramer, O. Nell
son, L.. A. Mills. V. Ranen, S. Frischburg
w. Kelley, J. McMannus E. Brockerson, J.
D. Horsford, H. Denwack. A. Gottfeid, F.
Nealy, ]. Nadon.
Third Spanish-Ed Schwartz, o. Seiffendorf.
J. Hale, E. Segglekow. A. Olson. E. Olson,
F. Fitzgerald, F. Bowlin, J. McNaly William
Brennan, d. Mccarthy. J. Whaen, E. Fahley,
W. Christ, w. Newhart.
Selections were made last night from
long list of applications for the char
acters Consul Gen. Lee, Gen. Miles,
Shafter, Schley. Sampson, Dewey,
Weyler, Blanco, Cervera and other dis
tinguished commanders in the war, and
their names will be published tomor-
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