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this scene Is TO create. the Drury Lane
is produced with the largest hreproof
curtain in the world, made of asbestos
and iron. measuring 42x30la feet, and
guaranteed to drop automatically i'm
less time than 1t takes the balloon To
go up. A present success is The Am
~bassador" at the st. James. The play
Is by John Oliver Hobbies CAIrs. Craigiel.
ana IL tells. according To one reviewer.
the man of a diplomatlst who has
written $50 sonnets To $50 women. and
or a well-born, but penniless. girl who
does not know what love is" The play
Is a light satire on the sincerities of So
ciety, and the young girls role Is said
10 be the best yet played by Fay Davis.
who is. as a matter of fact. an American
girl OF but three seasons London ex-
perlence. George Alexander plays the
man of the world.
The New Workers who met Nine. Re-
jane and her husband. NJ. PoreL. during
their stay in New York. will Toe sur
prised TO learn that each is suing for a
divorce. avs the New York sun. They
appeared devoted TO each other so long
as they were i'm this country. NJ. Porel
was a stout. suaVe, agreeable French
man Of about middle age. Previous 20
mis- marriage To the actress he had been
a melnoer'of the company at the Odeon.
and as an actor he was COM
monty considered far from being
50 distinguished as he subsequently
became as a manager. Nine. Reiane
had Two children. to whom she was de-
voted. and with a young daughter who
came 10 this country with her mother.
ReJane passed most Of her time outside
or the theater. This little girl. who was
named Gertrude. after ner mother had
an English governess from whom she
had learned the language ~thoroughly.
n nothing delighted the mother 50
much as 10 hear the child speak the
tongue of which Nine. Rejane was ig-
norant. Her interest in the girls ac-
compllshment was strikingly shown al
a performance of The Dolrs House"
in which little Mile. Rejane" ppearad
Tor the first time on the stage. This
was at Abbey's theater. where her
mother was acting with "A French com
pany. The child a "A few lines 20
speak. and her mother insisted that
they be delivered i'm English. In order
that her accomplishments nigh be ex-
hibited TO the American public. The
effect was in-congruOus. but IL pleased
her mother nightly. NJ. Porel was
also affectionate in manner toward the
child II Is thought that their trouble
be due 10 the failure Of the prin-
play which they have produced
this year. This was Pamela" A for
tune was spent Pm the piece i'm ex-
pectation that u would be a second
Nine. Sans Gene" But il was the
cause Of great loss TO both OF them.
The course Of true love among actors
j. likely 20 be much smoother when
their worldly affairs are prOsperins.
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of 81 and his sweetheart. The story.
as told by the stage mimics, is pretty,
fully of interest, logical. witty. and en-
lists the authors attention from cur
tain rise to finish. During the four
acts several clever speciality artists will
introduce the latest novelties i'm songs,
humorous dialogues and grotesque
dances. The county fair scene gives
the speciality people ample opportunity
to display their powers.
Belle Robinson, a Butte girl. has been
making a great hit on the Eastern
stage. Recently she appeared in New
York, and the Sunday papers devoted a
great amount of space and pictures to
her. Last week she was i'm Chicago
with Weber K Field. and made a big
hit. She will visit her parents i'm Butte
shortly, and during her stay here viii
introduce her new dance. 9TH Olym-
pia," which she has named in honor Of
Dewey's flagship.
THE Ragged Regiment" a new war
drama-this time treating of the strug-
gle for Cuban independence-is pro-
duced at the Herald Square theater.
New York. r.. n. stephens. the author
of THE Ragged Regiment" wrote An
Enemy to the King in which Sothern
starred last year. The heroine, Evange-
line Cisneros. and the young American
who rescued her from a Spanish prison
are the principal characters. The cast
includes Frank Mordaunt. Edgar l..
Davenport. Aubrey Boucicault. Fraser
Coulter. Frank Doane. r.. Payton Gibbs.
Blanche Walsh. ina Abel and Effie
Germon.
In San Francisco a new musical farce
called The Poster" met with local ia
vor. Its central figure Is an artist who
wishes To marry an heiress. but is for
hidden To until he has sold a picture for
10000. To help him do this his be-
trothed poses. and. seeing her likeness
in an uncovered condition. the father
buys the painting rather than have his
daughter publicly shown i'm such fash
ion. incidentally there are posters that
come 10 life, human reproductions of
most Of the familiar bills. and a ballet
of them ensues.
1t was a light that failed Blanche
Walsh as she went cycling down Fifth
avenue last evening. The actress self
possession did not fail. apparently. and
she got well out of the scrape. Arrest.
however. with interviews in court and
all that sort of thing. makes rather a
dreary existence for these srorching
days. Miss Walsh will get much sympa-
thy and some little advertising out Of
her unsuccessful encounter with the po-
lice force.
Absolute failure has been encountered
by The Beauty Stone" in London. with
all its music by Sir Arthur sullivan and
its libretto by Arthur Wing Pinero and
j. Comyns Carr. There was much dig
nifty in the work. hut neither wit nor
humor William :. Gilbert has achieved
nothing but iasco since h. parted from
Sullivan and elaborated with other
composers.
Married Life IN Butte. which was
produced at the Union Family theater a
week ago tonight is a cumedv possess
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Green Room Talk.

Butte. July 3.-The exquisite pleasure
of another concert by Ysaye. Gerardy
and Lachaume will be the portion Of
the people Of Butte tonight. The splen-
did Entertainment last Monday night
promises TO be eclipsed tonight. The
programme To be rendered is as follows:
Trio &C minor) ........... Beethoven
i. Allegro, Con Moto".. ..
H. Andante. Con Var~iazioni"....
III. Tempo di Minuetto".. ........
~. Finale. q. .........
NM. Lachaume. Ysaye. Gerardy.
2-Fantasie. LIE Desir." ....... Servais
NJ. Gerardy.
3-fa) "Romanze".. ... Swendson
tb) "Rondo Capricioso" Saint Saens
NJ Ysaye.
sEta) Spinning Song C"Flying
Dutchman >. -. go. Nagner-Liszt
(b) ~"Polonaise'.. 80. 800. 49,. Chopin
NJ. Lauchame.
b-(a) "Nocturne". 1910. Chopin
Obj "Rhapsodie Hongroise".. Pepper
NJ. Gerardy.
S"Airs Russe ..-.......W ieaiawesEey
NJ. Ysaye.
s-Trio, in Il fiat. Allegro. Rubenstein
NM. Lachaume, Ysaye. Gerardy.
The concert VIII begin promptly at 3
O'Clock.
London letters give news Of great ac-
tivity among the players. The Kendals
are preparing Not Wisely but Too
Well for an American tour. Olga
Nethersole is to return TO the stage as a
princess OF medieval spain I'm The
T~ermagant." Beerbohm Tree viii play
Jean R~ichepin's 1.-THE wayfarer." as
adapted by Louis y. Parker. and will
also have sydney Grundy's romantic
drama based or The Three Guards
men, for autumn production. Albert
Chevalier is singing The Land Of Nod"
In London music halls. Another music
hall star has been summarily withdrawn
from public appearance. This Is Piper
Findlafer. the man recently decorated
with m Victoria cross for piping at
Dargai after he had been wounded in an
engagement with the Afridis. At the
A1hambra music hall he was piping TO
the tune of 1926 a week. when the war
department. inteTfered and found him a
regular and less shocking occupation as
1anitor. Within the present London
season bofn Bernhardt and Coquelin are
10 appear with French companies.
coquelin viii play the part Of Cyrane
de Bergerac. his latest Paris success.
The dfvine Sarsh's plans are still lndeii-
mite. At the Drury Lane next falls
euccessor to the diving scene Of The
White Heather" r. 10 be a balloon as
cension with mechanical device by
which the balloon is 10 float up and
growing small by degrees in full
view of the audience. In the balloon.
20 say. goes the villain OF the
niece, while detectives and a noisy
rabble below lament his loss. Ia prep
usaacn Tor the populcr tumult which
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ing unusual merit and rejecting great
credit on Miss Carrie Clark Ward, who,
II is understood, is the authoress of the
piece. She also played a clever part in
IL. The play tool well and would have
crowded the Union for a week, but was
given but three performances.
Yankee Doodle Dandy" is TO be the
title of the new Morton Kerker-Lederer
production scheduled for July 4 at the
Casino. Ii will be the fifth i'm a series of
summer reviews that includes I'm Gay
New York" and The Lady Slavey,' but
presents understanding is hat this
years piece will De not so much a topi-
cal review as a general extravaganza.
Wa is to be its theme.
Chorus girls I'm a doomed Boston bur-
lesque heard that the sheriff was immi-
nent. and they wore out of the building
all that their trunks had contained.
Some of them were unembarrassed by
as many as six skirts. and nearly as
many shirt waists are said to have been
frequent on one women. Shoes tied to
their waists DANCED under their petit
coats and hats added strange shapes to
their figures.
Frederick warde will be seen as Iago.
Macbeth and Marc Antony in the forth
coming tour of the triple star combina-
ton. lie has expressed himself as highly
pleased over the prospective alliance and
looks forward with genuine pleasure to
the beginning of the season.
Beasts on the stage are always an un-
certain quantity. In a recent performance
Of Uncle Toms Cabin" Marks little dom
key positively refused to quit the scene
in time for little Eva TO die. He had to
be carried out of view by the stage hands.
81 - .EA. IL 81
his traditional vigor as the child expired
without the customary pathos.
Aerobatic actresses will be required for
John Martins Secret a Sutton Nane
melodrama to be produced simultaneously
in England and America. Its especial
thriller is "A landslide. which carries a hut
away. but leaves its inmate. a woman.
standing at a perilous height. from which
she leaps to a car. which runs across the
abyss on a rope.
Is to have "In Old Kentucky
acted I'm German by a company sent from
the Pabst theater in Milwaukee. and ac-
companied by negro dancers and singers.
The performance is seriously spoken of in
German journals as a return for the APP
pearance here or Sorma. Engels. kainz,
Possart and Barnay.
Mr.. r. ]. Passamore. who has a high
reputation in musical circles on the coast.
Is in Butte and intends to settle here per
manently. He has a large number of
friends i'm his city who will be pleased
with his determination TO stay. as ne will
be a aluable acquisition to the music low
ers of Butte.
Della Fox got into a poker game a few
DAYS ago in New York with Marcus May
er and several other men and lost all her
ready cash. Miss Fox is a delightful ac-
- .,l . - ".-fsv,akr. N.lx- 49,. a.
can't play poker" said Mayer after the
game.
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SMOKING AFFECTS STUDENTS.
Observation at Yale Show That IL 4.
Injurious.
From the Health Magazine.

oDseftutione at 1aie snow Inat IL Is
Injurious.
From the Health Magazine.
DIR. j. w. Seaver, director of the phys
lea laboratory at Yale college. has re-
ported an extended series of observa-
tons of the effect of smoking made up
on Yale students. A tabuiation of the
records of the students who entered
Yale in nine years, when all of h
young men were examined n meas
ured, shows that the smokers averaged
fifteen months older than the non
smokers. but that i'm size, except in
weight-which was one and four-tenths
Kilograms more-they were inferior in
height to the extent of seven millimeteTs
and i'm lung capacity to the extent of
eighty cubic centimeters. The observed
rate of growth at this age would lead
us to expect that the smokers. from
their greater age, would surpass the
others by one kilogram i'm weight, two
millimeters in height and 100 cubic cen
timeters in lung capacity.
The effect of nicotine on growth is
very measurable. and the following fig
ures are presented by DIR. Seaver as a
fairly satisfactory demonstration of tine
extent of the interference with growth
that may be expected in boys from 16
to 25 years of age:
For purposes of comparison the men
composing a class in Yale were divided
INTO three groups. h first was made
up of those who did not use tobacco in
any form: the second consisted of those
who had used ii regularly for at least
a year of the college course the third
included the irregular users. A com
pilation of these data shows hat dur
ing the period of undergraduate life.
which is essentially three and one-half
years. the first group grows i'm weight
10.4 per cent. more han the second and
Sc per cent. more than the third. In
height the first group grows "A per cen
more than the second and IL per cens.
more than the third; i'm girth of chest
the first group grows 2s.1 per cent. more
third; i'm capacity Of lungs the first
group gains q per cent. more than the
second and AS per cent. more than the
third.
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win Not Go 10 Paris.

From the Washington Post.
Whether or not the United States gov
eminent makes a display at the Paris cx-
position I'm 1900. the fact remains that
thousands of Americans who intended Wis
the exposition will stay at horaa. g"
said r. r. Weber of Indiana. in my
state. in many OF the small towns. clrbs
had been formed, whose member we're
saving up money with which to do Paris
on that occasion. But a great change has
occurred owing to the hostile attitude Of
the French press. At least half a hundred
Of these clubs have been dissolved. ard
the members thereof have had lheif con-
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Manager Charles f. Blaney to play the III
tie role i'm his new farcical comedy. "A
Female Drummer which will open in
August at the Park theater for a run.
c. w. Couldock, the veteran actor. is
said to be figuring on an elaborate revival
OF. Hazel kirke.' he to appear in his
original part of Dunstan Kirke.
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tributions refunded. There is no longer
any desire out our way to make the jour
ney because of the notion that IL Is not
right to spend money with your enemies.
The Frenchmen had better have main
tanned silence in this affair. for the af-
fronts they have put upon us viii &C st
them the loss of much American COIN"
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Married Life In Butte. which was
produced at the Union Family theater a
week z tonight is a comedy possess
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Della Fox got into a poker game a few
days ago in New York with Marcus May
er and several other men and lost all her
ready cash. Miss Fox is n delightful ac-
trcss and a most cstimable lady. but she
can't play poker" said Mayer after the
anne.
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tombstone Bennett has signed with
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Mr.. f.. J.. Passamore. who has a hig
reputation in musical circles on the coast
Is in Butte and intends to settle here per
manently. He has a large number o
friends i'm this city who will be please,
with his determination TO stay. as ne vii
be a valuable acquisition to the music low
ers of Butte.
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HATS OFF IN CHURCH.
Cleveland Pastor Thinks st. Paul Knt,,
Not Zig Headgnnr.

Rev. DR.. Carroll of the fashionable
Hough avenue Congregational church
Cleveland, holds that had St Paul
known anything of the towering
denominations as women wear on their
heads nowadays the apostle would new
er have declared that women should
Keep their heads covered while in
church. Therefore he recently re-
quested the women of his congregation
to remove large hats during service.
ana nearly everyone has complied
Dr Carroll had from time to time
been in receipt of complaints from
men that the high hats made IL i'm
possible for them to listen to sermons
with any degree of enjoyment 81 was
at loss,' says the doctor, 10 know
what to do about It, and so | came to
the conclusion, after thinking the
matter over carefully, that tine pest
course would be to throw the respon-
sibility upon the women themselves.
| took counsel of several OF the most
thoughtful ladies among my congre-
cation, and they told me that they
would support me in my efforts TO in
duce the women to remove their hats
In church. On Sunday evening. there
fore, at the close of the second hymn.
| stood up in the pulpit and stated
that l had favor to ask Of the wo-
men. | told them of the pathetic let
ters that had reached me from the
men who had been shut out from see
Ing my face and compelled TO listen
blndly to my words and appealed &C.
them to help me in the matter by re-
moving their hats Nearly every wo-
man in the congregation complied
with the request. There was no con-
fusion and no levity One or two were
little slow and shy in removing
their hats, but when they saw all the
others doing it they quickly did like
wise. The advantage was very great
TO the hearers, and WAS PARTICULARS
pleasing TO the speaker. It seem ID 10
bring my congregation closer to me
and made the audience seem llcs one
big family TO see the wop,an slttlna
without hats in unaffected freedom
and homelike simplicity. I hope tc
continue the practice until IT become
a custom. havo not heard of an,
opposition to the movement and do no
anticipate that there VIII be any"
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pIANA,s MIRROR.
The NcmI Lake in Latium Co Be Sold
at Auction.

The Ncml Lake In Latium Co he Sold
at Auction.
The Nemi lake in Latium is by a
judicial decree to be sold by auction,
In classic times, says the London Daily
Graphic, II was bounded by a vast for
est. the whole region was sacred to
Diana and the bright surface OF the
lake was called Speculum Dianae, or
Dlana's Mirror There was temple
OF the goddess beside the lake and its
priest was in the early days Of the
empire the king Of the grove" whose
precarious existence is recorded in
Dean Farrar's Darkness and Dawn" I"
He was generally an escaped criminal,
who "slew the slayer and should him
self be slain"-that IS, he held the
shrine by the right OF having slain the
last hermit-priest, till he himself were
dispossessed by violent death. In
imperial times the lake and its shores
were the scene OF many patrlcan water
fetes and the playground OF the court
Of Tiberlus. few years ago one Of
the royal triremes, a three-decker,
was discovered here deeply submerged.
Il yielded a rich treasure-trove in
coin, bronze heads Of lions and tigers
and bronze efligy Of Medusa. The In
scrlptions showed that the trireme was
dedicated TO Diana. The lake Is be-
ueyed to be rich in archaic treasures
and records OF the court Of Tiberins
and the cult OF Diana.
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NOTE TO WOoDFoRD.
spain Sewers Diplomatic Rotations with
America
a.-..n

spain Sewers Diplomatic Rotations with
America
MADRID, April 22-A semi-oflicial
note says:
The Spanish government having re-
ceiycd the ultimatum OF the United states
considers that the document constitutes a
declaration of war against Spain, and that
the proper form 10 be adopted is 10 not
make any further reply but 10 await the
expiration of the time mentioned In the
al imatum before beginning ho,tulues
IA the meantime the Spanish authori-
ties have p accd their possessions IN a state
of defense, and their fleet is alre ady on u
way To meet that of the United states"
Tine following is the .cXt of the note re-
ceiyed by General Woodford from Senor
Gullon. minister of foreign affairs;
Dear Sir;-In compliance with a painful
duty ] have the honor TO inform you that
there has been sanctioned boy the pres ldcnt
OF the republic resolution of both cham
bers OF the United States which denies the
Legitimate sovereignty OF Spain aud threat
ems armed Intervention I'm cuba. which is
equivalent 10 declaration of war The
government of her majesty has order a
her minister TO return without loss of time
from No IN American territory, together
win all the personnel of the legation.
"By this act the diplomatic relations
hitherto existing between the two countries
and all oflc al com mmuuications between
their respective representative cease.
IL am obliged thus 10 an form you SO that
you may make such arrangements as you
think nt 1 heg your eXcehency 10 ac-
knowledge receipt of this note at such time
as you deem proper. Taking this oppor-
tunity 20 rciterate 20 you the assurance Of
my distinguished consideration.
"P GuLLoN"
In tho Spanish Senate Marshal
Martinez DeCampos asked Minister of
Foreign Affairs Gullon 10 make a
statement regarding the relations be-
tween Spain and the United States,
whereupon the minister replied that
all relations were broken Oft The
former captain general Of Cuba then
made patriotic speech in which he
declared that Cuba will never lose
her Spanish sovereignty.
A resolution eloquently supported
10y several leading senators, pledging
the assistance of the chamber to save
the dignity of Spain was carried with
ncclumatio
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I published in the Daily Leader AprAs
II 1869 ---
Publication Notice.

In the district court Of the county Of Lo-
gan and Territory OF Oklahoma:
Louis Il. Pitts plaintiff, against Joseph
l.. Young, defendant.
The said defendant, Joseph L. Young.
will take notice that he has been sued In
the district court OF the county OF Logan,
and Territory Of Oklahoma. by the above
named plaintiff, Louis Il. Pitts, and that
he must answef the petition filed by said
plaintiff against him in said court, on or
before the 3lst day Of May, A. ID 1898, or
said petition will be taken as true aud
Judgment rendered accordingly, to-w wit:
Judgment finding and decreeing the plain
till TO be the absolute owner in fee simple
Of lots numbered twenty (2Ol, twenty one
l2D and TWEEN nty-two (22 IN block number
forty nine (ig), I'm that subdivision of the
city OF Guthrie known as Capitol Hill, In
the county Of Logan and Territory OF
Oklahoma. and further adjudging that
said defendant has no right, title or inter-
crest therein whatever.
LOUIS Il. PITTS, Plaintiff.
Attest; M c. HART.
Clerk District Court.