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FOR SALE
Country Property

ORCHARD - ORANGES; ACRES,
highly improved, with shares OF water
right, all piped through orchard; 0 acres
in full bearing; Groom house; YARD now
ers, trees everything first class; value
$1,000; unincumbered Address D., box CO.,
Herald.
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FARM-TO TRADE FOR KANSAS
property; must be clear; no agents; give
full description, location, etc. Address T.,
box 30, Herald.
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TO BUY-FURNITURE OF SMALL COT
tage, or part. cheap for cash. Address
E.. box A, Herald. 6
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Situations-Female

WANTED-POSITION IN A LARGE,
prosperous real estate firm, by a lady
thoroughly understanding the business:
not stenographer or typewriter, but a
fine writer, rapid and accurate; Chicago
and St. Louis references. Address E., box
S. Herald.
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FOR EXCHANGE-LOS ANGELES, SAN.
ia Monica or Pasadena lots for high.
located shady cottage. 229 S. Fremont
avenue.
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ORCHARD-FOR SALE; SITUATED IN
the high lands in the foothills; no frost;
spring water; best water right; the High
lands oranges are famous. For full par
ticulars address E., box 80, Herald.
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WANTED-TO PURCHASE A STOCK OF
groceries; must be bargain. Address
E., box 10. Herald.
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LOS ANGELES BUSINESS COLLEGE,,
212 w. Third ST.; always in session; col
lege literature free; see large adv. on edi-
toria page. tt
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Miscellaneous

FOR SALE-WE BUY AND SELL STORE
and office fixtures of all kinds, show
cases, doors and windows 216 e. Fourth
ct. II
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MRS. WALKER, CLAIRvOYANr AND
life business reading medium; all business
affairs of life looked into for the ad-
vancement Of your future 3161k s. Spring
street. tt
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MINING-WILL BUY ONE-HALF OR
less interest in good mining property; give
exact location and amount of develop
ments and work done. Address E., box
IS. Herald.
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To Rent

FOR RENT-A CHICKEN RANCH, WITH
plenty of water. house, and equipped with
outbuildings and farming implements;
give location and rent; write at once. Ad-
dress D.. box 40, Herald. 6
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HOUsEKEEPER WANTS SITUATION
with widower's family; no objection to
the country or the beach. Address E.,
box 46, Herald.
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I. 8. 70, 16, 20, "a. Is. Oct. 2, and eyyenT&
ANGELES at a. m. and REDONDO ct
10 a. m. for San Diego Aug. !. s, 8, 49, ~ y.
Is, 20, Sept 2, 6, 10, A. Is, ~, 26, 30. Oct. 4,
and every fourth day thereafter. Cart
connect via Redondo leave Santa Fe depot
at 955 a. M. or from Redondo Ry; depot At
geles leave S. p R. r. depot at 1;3S p. m
for steamers north bound:
leave SAN PEDRO and EAST SAN Pc
DRO for San Francisco via Ventura. Car.
pinteria, Santa Barbara, Qaviota. Port
Hartford, Cayucos. San Simeon. Monterey
and Santa Cruz at $50 p. m; aug; 4. 8, 10
Is, 20, "a, q, Sept. /, 5, g. 49, H. a. Is, 20, OCT
and every fourth day thereafter. Care
connect with steamers via San Peep na Leave
and Terminal Ry. depot at $40 p. m.
For further informatiop obtain o,, folde. Tn2
PREVIOUS notice, steamers, sailing dates and
hours OF sailing. W. PARIS, Agt.,
124 w. Second st., Los Angeles.
Gen. Agts.. 8. F.
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MEDIUMS

REMOVED-MRS. PARKER, MEDIUM
and Palmist: life reading, business spec
ulations, mineral locations. removals,
lawsuits, travels, marriages, children.
dispositions and capabilities; all affairs Of
life. 1854 S. Spring st.. room 8. Fees,
Soc and 81.
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COTTAGE. MODERN, FOR SALE AT A
bargain: lawn, barn, large yard rooms:
value $4,000; $500 down. balance easy pay
ments. Address F., box 10, Herald.
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WANTED-TO INVEST A SMALL
amount of money in a patent Of merit !;
give full particulars. Address D., box 46,
Herald.
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WANTED-A SMALL BENCH PUNCH
and shears combined. 1923 W. Ninth st.
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TO LOANS TO PER CENT MONEY.
BRADSHAW BROS. room 2o2, Bradbury
block. II
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ORCHARD OF 10 ACRES; FINEST IN
Los Angeles county citrus fruits; also.
family fruits, berries, ETC.; all In full
bearing; orange trees years old. For
full particulars. and price address D., box
81, Herald.
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OFFICE OF THE vINELAND 1RRIGA-
ton District, Aug. 4, 1S9S.-Notice is here,
by given that the board of equalization OF
the Vineand Irrigation district Will De IN
session Sept. 29th, 1898. and continue not
to exceed ten QW days from that date
10 H. C. BENTON, Sec.
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MONEY TO LOAN-32oo TO So, 900 ON
city and country real estate. LEE A. Nc
CONNELL 8 CO., rooms S02 and 3O3. 21s
s. Broadway. tt
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FOR SALE-A LARGE RANCH, AT A
bargain: 1000 acres: for location. price,
etc., etc., address E., box SO, Herald.
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'WANTED-BY A MAN OF LONG EX-
perience. chance to take entire charge Of
large lemon orchard; married. refer
ences. Address D., box 81, Herald.
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WANTED-BY MARRIED MAN, CAPA-
BILE. place to care for ranch; wages or
shares. Address E., box 50, Herald.
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TO LOAN-IF YOU WANT MONEY ON
real estate security, 1 have It in any
amount $4,000 to $50 900 at 6 per cent WIN.
+. BOSBYSHELL, 107 8. Broadway.
Scott
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HOME, IN EXCHANGE FOR SERVICES
for the winter, by young woman lately
from the east; must be a Christian fam
lily; references Address E., box IS, Her
aid.
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ORCHARD FOR SALE, NEAR ANA
HEINZ all bearing; no frost: water. stock
write for particulars. Address F., box 81
Herald.
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THE HERALD.
SPECIAL NOTICES

NOTICE THE LOS ANGELES CITY
Water Co. will strictly enforce the toi'
lowing rules: The hours for sprinkhne
are between the hours of and O'CLOCK
q. m. and and o'clock p. m FOR VIC
lation Of the above regulation the watei
will be shut of and a fine of 81 will be
charged before the water will be turned
on again. u
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FOR SALE-FINE, CLEAR SANTA MON
lea lot, near beach, railway and electric
cars. 229 S. Fremont ave.
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MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED
real estate; interest decreases az you pay.
STATE MUTUAL BUILDING AND
LOAN ASSN. al 8. Broadway. 6-20-tf
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FOR RENT
Furnished Rooms

ROOMS-NEWLY FURNISHED; ONE
front room and kitchen adjoining for
light housekeeping; rent reasonable. Ad-
dress E., box "a, Herald.
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WANTED - CONTRACTS FOR OIL
we'll drilling. CHAS. VICTOR HALL,
5000 Central ave. If
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sEAM6TREss CAPABLE OF CUTTING
and fitting, would like a few families to
sew for; neat and stylish; references. Ad-
dress F.. box 70. Herald. s
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WANTED
To Purchase

ORCHARD-WANT TO BUY FOR CASH
an unincumbered fruit orchard; full bear
Ing; out of frost; with water right: agents
need not answer. Address D., box Sc,
Herald.
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LODGING HOUSE, FURNISHED; WILL
rent 20-room house, with view to buy
ing it If suited; give location and rent
Address F., box 8, Herald.
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LAUNDRESS WANTS WORK TO TAKE
home; good work; clothes carefully mend
ed. Address g., box 81, Herald.
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HOUSEKEEPER-LA DESIRES SIT
uation as housekeeper for small family
or for widower; references Address F.
box 10. Herald.
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PoINDEXTER & wADswORTH. ROOM
30s Wilcox building, lend money on any
good real estate: building loans made: II
you wish to lend or borrow. call on US. tt
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Situations-Male

POULTRY RANCH - MAN WANTS
care of chicken ranch; understands the
business; can give best of references, or
Will lease. Address D., box SO, Herald. 6
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ORCHARD-FINE ORANGE GROVE OF
40 acres; title and water rights; never be-
fore offered for sale: bargain to cash
buyer; write at once for full particulars.
Address E., box q, Herald.
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RESIDENCE PROPERTY TO Elk.
change for st. Louis business property.
Address F., box s, Herald.
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assist in Homework; references. Address
E., box 5, Herald.
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NURSE WANTS FEW ENGAGEMENTS,
81 per day; by trained nurse, with physi-
clans references. Address F., box 81,
Herald. s
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PERSONALS

LADIES' MONTHLY REGULATOR
Never falls. Send 4 cents for woman's
Safe Guard. WILCOX MED. CO., Dept.
2. Philadelphia. Pa. II
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MRS. SANFORD JOHNSON. INDE-
pendent slate writer and clairvoyant me-
dium. 1904 8. Spring st. Hours, 10 a. m.
to p. m. daily. Sundays excepted. 8-11
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COTTAGE-WANTED TO RENT; MUST
be new, neat. nice lawn. bath and mod
ern In every respect; good location Ad-
dress D., box 40. Herald 6
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RANCH, SMALL PLACE OF 21a ACRES
for sale or lease; suitable for chicken
ranch: 4-rocm house, modern; water
piped all over place. For particulars and
terms address F., box 4. Herald. 8
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FOR SALE-AN ESTABLISHED REAL
estate business, fully equipped. for live,
up-to-date business man. For particu-
lars address D., box IS, Herald.
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WANTED-TO MEET A PARTY WHO
deals in mines willing to put in small cap
ital to help develop good mine. Ad-
dress E., box 10, Herald. Z
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YOU CAN ENTRUST YOUR MOST
delicate summer gown to our care with
the assurance that 1t will come home
properly laundered. THE EXCELSlOR
LAUNDRY. Phone 1861. II
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L. A. STEAM CARPET-CLEA CO
will clean and lay all kinds Of carpets at
&c per yard; all work guaranteed. S2s e.
SECOND ST. Tel. main "A. tt
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KEYS FITTED, LOCKS REPAIRED,
bath tubs enameled. 900 S. Spring. II
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I SELL OUT ALL KINDS OF BUSINESS
l. d. BARNARD. 112 S. Broadway
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COTTAGE OF I ROOMS. MODERN
with lawn; give location and price, Adj
dress D., box Al, Herald. g
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MAID OR COMPANION TO CHILD, BY
a thoroughly competent voting girl; will
also assist IN light housework. Address
E.. box 81, Herald.
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TRUSTWORTHY A COMPETENT
woman; willing to go to the country;
good cook. Address E., box 81, Herald.
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FLAT OF s ROOMS, NEATLY FUR
nished; rent reasonable; location good
Address E., box 60, Herald.
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GROCERY STORE-WANT TO BUY FOR
cash, grocery store in good location;
give invoice price. location and expense
OF running same Address E., box U.s.
Herald.
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FOR SALE
AN~~~~
Houses

RANCH, ALL FENCED BEARING
fruit trees; broom house, hard finished :;
barn, garden, windmill, tank; located in
city limits; will sell for $1,000 cash. Ad-
dress F., box Z, Herald. 8
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HOUSEWORK, BY A GOOD, STRONG
girl, lately from the east; willing; adults
preferred. Address D., box A, Herald 6
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Miscellaneous

WANTED-A SMALL FAMILY OF
grown people want the care of furnished
house in exchange for rent Address E.,
box 8, Herald.
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Partners

BARBER, AS PARTNER, WITH SMALL
capital, to start business in adjoining
town. Address F., box o., Herald.
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MILL WORK WANTED, BY A MAN
thoroughly competent. Address D., box
IS, Herald.
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FOR sALE-WE SELL THE EARTH.
BAeeETT 4 SMITH, Pomona. Cal Il
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WANTED-TO CARE FOR FURNISHED
house during partys absence: best of
references. Address F., box 49, Herald s
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WORK ON GENTLEMAN'S PLACE AS
gardener. care OF horses and general work.
Address F.. box IA, Herald. s
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Rooms

ROOMS, NICELY FURNISHED, WANT
ed, suitable for light housekeeping; walk
ing distance, SW.; references given and
required. Address D., box SO, Herald. 6
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MISS VALIANT, NOTED CARD READ
err and palmist. Room 4, 33O1a 8. Spring
street. 81
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LEONORA d'ESTE, LIFE READER:
truthful predictions; reliable advice. 1919
s. Broadway. 500
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MRS. KATE HOsKINs, TRANCE ME-.
dunn; sittings daily; evenings by ap
pointment; circle Tuesday evening; Csc,
At 1922 S. Spring st. II
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MRS. ELLA WHITE, 1922 8. OLIVE, IN
new flats; we'll known trance test me-
dunn. IA
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Miscellaneous
BOOKS
PHYSICIANS

DIR. UNGER CURES CANCERS AND
tumors; no knife or pain. 10TH N. Main
street. u
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PROF. GEE READ, 81; CIRCLES TUES,
TIL, Sat-, 7:30, 15c. 4491s S. Spring. s-29
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SECOND GIRL - SITUATION WITH
small family of adults; references. Ad-
dress E., box 4S. Herald.
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NURSE-GERMAN WOMAN WOULD
like care of invalid fully competent. Ad-
dress c., Box "A, Herald.
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FRANK STEVENS, 3241a s. SPRING ST.
Open days and evenings; also Sundays;
electric light. Tel. black Sal
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WANTED


RANCH WORK WANTED. BY A MAN
experienced in poultry raising; married
steady and sober; references. Address
E., box %, Herald.
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PA. DENTAL COMPANY, 226 S. SPRING
rooms 2S1-232. First class plate work. 81
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FOR RENT
Houses

COTTAGE FOR RENT-TiREE LARGE
rooms; lawn. garden, trees; rent $3.50 per
month to a good tenant: location fne
Address F., box Fl, Herald.
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COTTAGE, 4 ROOMS AND KITCHEN:
lawn, trees, flowers; for rent. to adults
only $40 month, including water. Ad-
dress E., box 40, Herald.
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MRS SANSOME, CLAIRVOYANT AND
business medium. Grand Pacific hotel,
1871 s. Spring ST. au17
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BATHS

VAPOR BATHS AND MASSAGE GIVEN
by experienced English masseuse. Rooms
and 4. 3071a w. Second st.
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FOuND-ON THURSDAY. A BIG FAWN
greyhound, with scar on back. Apply 229
Also Ut.
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MRS. e. NJ. DUVAL, CLAIRVOYANT
full In her profession. 446 8. Main Ut. II
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zation, is big. good-looking chap, with
fine voice. which has been trained by
Sbriglia, of Paris, the distinguished
teacher of Jean de Reszke The other
two men in the cast, Mr.. Norman and
Mr.. Smiley. are both popular English
singers.
As for the ladies. their names alone
would appear to be sufficient promise to
fill the houses in which Mr.. De Angels
plays. The prima donna is Bertha Waltz
niger, formerly of the Bostonians and
the De Wolf Hopper Company. Next
comes Maud Hollins, a most winsome
and winning soubrette. famous across the
country for beauty and charm, and long
to be remembered by all who saw her in
Jack and the Beanstalk.'' Then follows
Helena F'redericks, who scored heavily
last year as Yvonne in 1.-The Serenade.'
after Alice Nielsen had left the present.
ing company, and last, but not least. in
this extremely fetching quartet of beau
ties, is Edith Hendee. an extremely pret-
t. girl with a stunning figure, who is
said to dance with seductive grace and
rhythm. This Is certainly strong en-
semble. and ought to win almost any
thing in sight. The advance sale at the
Lafayette Square opens next Thursday.
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PRESS AGENTS ROUND TABLE.

Undoubtedly one of the best story tellers
in this country is Eddie Dunn-famiIiarly
known as Seven Days Ahead'-who is
this year exploiting the merits of Stuart
Robson and THE Meddler" 1t would
take more accomplished prevaricator
than the average newspaper man TO guar
antee the truth of all the anecdotes Dunn
relates. and any sympathetic person who
believed half of them would be in constant
mourning over the troubles which seem
TO befall all the members of the organiza-
tions with which this skillful gentleman is
employed, but every one of his tales is so
unique and withal so enjoyable that even
those who know for what work Eddie
draws a salary cannot help repeating
them.
The latest that this notable press agent
has told concerns not only Mr. Robson,
but the late Robert Craig. a mimic of
more than ordinary ability. According TO
Dunn, just before his death this imper-
senator was engaged at the Boston Muse
| um in giving limitations of famous people,
among them Charles Dickens, Joseph JEFF
ferson and the star whom Washingtonians
are to have this week In the flesh. Mr..
Robson was present at the performance
one evening and was much struck by il.
On the following night he went back of
the proscenium to congratulate Craig
who was an old friend of his and found
that entertainer just coming off the stage.
Catching sight of his visitor the mimic,
about whom the shadows We're already
gathering, remarked, I'm just about to
show you to them. l wish it were over
for I'm tired to DEATH
Let me help you, old man." was Mr.
Robson's reply. and the next instant he
, had donned the costume near by. and,
walking TO the center of the platform
was initiating an imitation of himself.
| The audience seemed to appreciate the
| turn highly and not a soul outside of the
| conspirators knew anything about the
matter for months afterward. But both of
| them chuckled over a criticism in a morn
| ing paper which said that Craig imita-
| tions of Dickens and Jefferson last night
were all right but that of Robson seemed
to lack versimilitude.'
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by the stars or by Paul Dunbar and VIII
Marion, two local colored men.

One Of the best-known condolences in
this country is May Vokes. Just how
the lady ever attained this eminence
does not seem clear but that she has
attained it is undoubted. Perhaps the
most potent factor In her success was n
certain degree of originality, backed by
a press agent, who knew about all there
was to be known in his business. At
any rate. when Smyth and Rice pro-
duced My Friend From India" and
Miss Vckes appeared in a part that for
general stupidity and lack OF humor has
never been equaied on the local stage.
such carable actors as Fred. Bond and
Helen Remier were practically neglected
while notices of Miss Nokes phennome-
nal-never was the word more aptly ap-
pIied-success were sent through the
country This thing was kept up during
the entire career of M Du Souchets
play and when its run was over Miss
Vokes took advantage of her manufac-
tured popularity TO advertise for a We
hicle in which to star. Whether this
was or was not supplied is not known.
but the fact remains that the servant
of MY Friend From India" was again
presented under another name last
week. when the actress appeared as
Elsa In THE Cuckoo Miss Nokes Is
not funny in the least-she has, IN fact'
not the faintest appreciation of the op-
portunities for drolery that have eS-
listed in many OF her roles. She is sim
My an cver-lauded parsonage whose ab-
surd conception of part that might
have been done TO much better anViih-
tage has given her place in the worio
of farce that must be vacated soon IN
lass the possessor develops some new
and at present unexpected ability
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sink to position it has never held be.

Goodness! How does 1t feel to wear
tights for the first time? What a ques-
tom. So exclaimed petite Alice Judson,
when interrogated by a Times man last
evening between the acts of THE Char
!atan We'll. to tell the truth, tights
give woman feeling of absolute ease
ana freedom, together with desire to
Kick up her feet and pranee around like
a chlid or course, one feels kind of bare
at first, but this sensation Is off after a
time, and one begins to enjoy the cos
tune | Ike the wearing of tights pretty
well, though not so we'll as | do skirts
Il m big man and feel uncomfortable
on the little stairs and smaller settees
and sofas used in this piece. I presume
| Will grow used TO this soon. but after
Summer in that deity-deserted Isle of
CUBA and one previously In the KIondike
a fellow feels rather cooped up when he
is inclosed with a boxed stage. Have a
drink? No? Well, then, take little
squirt water, se!tZer. or something? You
will notice that ] drink only the real
thing. | have no use for cold tea and
such vile limitations of good liquor in my
business / want whisky, and mighty
good whisky at that" 1t was Burr Nc
AAisooAa' ihe Wal CofTcSpoHuSHt, VINO spoke
and his talk was supplemented by the
firm grasp of a hand Which betokened
the sincerity of his speech. In response
to interrogations Mr.. McInaosh said:
Il don't pretend to be an actor-hero or
anything of that sort. and don't permit
my managers to fill the newspapers with
sensational splush about my deeds. I
went to Cuba simply as a newspaper
man and did about the same kind of work
accomplished by many others. In. the
first place, | had a good deal of diff guilty
in getting off the transport. as the gen.
eral commanding had issued orders that
no one not directly connected with the
army should be permitted to land until
the last enlisted man was ashore. Finally.
realizing how very important 1t was to
| get some photographs of the event. / paid
| roustabout to take my traps. dropped
over the side and swan to the beach. a
distance of about three-fourths of a mile.
l had the first pictures of the landing
| which reached America, beating the other
| fellows by about four days. / believe.
| like journalistic work and do a good deal
| of correspondence and photographing
| ever Summer"
The times., 1898-10-16
Krng-Jorsensen Bullets Puzzle the
Indians.
(From the Minneapolis Tribune

(From the Minneapolis Tribune-)
The Krag-Jorgensen rifles with which Uncle
Sans regulars are armed are weapons OF greet
interest to the old hunters and sportsmen who
have gathered at Walker from all sections The
soldiers pass cartridges among the curious, who
tain them as souvenirs. Said of the blue
coated men who had returned from Sugar Point,
having taken part in the scrap:
'.The Indians ran against something in our
bullets that surprised them. The steel bullet OF
the Krag g-JoIgensen is a searching thing. and il
there is an Indian concealed in the grass in line
with it for three miles it will find him. When
we caught a couple Of bucks who, we could see,
were behind pine trees from the smoke Of THEN
rifles. the others learned to. fall back The
steel bullet will go through forty inches Of pine
and kill any Indian who may have thought he was
safe. They can't fight the way they used to-"
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NEXT WEEK.

On next Monday. at the National, Della
Fox. the favorite comedlenne. will appear
in a new operate comedy called The
Little Host" 1t Is claimed that the piece
possesses all the virtues of comic opera
with none Of its absurdities. and that on
the whole 1t Is clever production
and as admirably suited to the little ac-
tress as anything in which she has been
seen in late years. The scenery is sup
posed to be exceedingly ornate, the Gus
TUNES handsome, and some of the effects
startlingly novel. The company is an ex-
tensive one, comprising r. E. Graham.
Eugene O'Rourke Hugh Chilvers. John
C. Slavin, II. D. Blakemore, Herbert Car
ter. Frank Kelly, Alice Johnson, Mabel
Bouton. Adella Barker. Emma Levy,
Beatrice TAFT, Beatrice Darlington, Aline
Porter. Mabel Seymour. Olga Lambert.
Daisy Dwyer, May Willard. Jessie Jordan,
and a feminine chorus of twenty. This
piece was written for n-making pur-
poses. and reports say 1t succeeds most
admirably.
The times., 1898-10-16

Daniel F'rohman sends out an announce
ment from the Lyceum Theater. New
York. that the company which is to ap-
pear here at the Academy of Music next
week in "The Prisoner of Zenda'' Is one
which has been selected and rehearsed
with great care. and that he desires to as
sure theatergores that they may expect an
admirable performance of Anthony Hopes
romantic drama, which Mr.. Frohman re-
CARDS possessing the greatest love
story of the nineteenth century. The or
ganization is very large one. and car
ries all the scenery for five important
acts. -lit.F