The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-10

should be sacrificed for the cause, and
the question occupying the last act Is.
Should the evoted Katia
her father TO cheer his last days n
Siberia, or should she 'rejoin her lover
n continue the work Of striving TO
ameliorate the condition of the people
In which she has been so useful?
The story of CHATTANOOGA" pro-
duced IN Chicago. is founded on the
incidents which occurred while Hooker
and Bragg were for posi-
tons before the great battle Of Look
out mountain. The principal incident
Is taken from history. II is that of a
union officer getting important mes
sages 10 General Hooker on the eve
of battle. Ii Is actually noted in his
tory that a union officer did succeed
in getting an entire trainload of SOL
diers through the confederate ines in
ample time for the battle. The love
interest OF the play Is conferred in a
young southern girl for whose hand
two cousins. also of Southern birth,
are rivals.
IL. G. Barnabee and w. II. McDon-
aid, proprietors of the Bostonians,
have purchased, through Frank l..
Perley. manager of that organization,
a new opera, Ulysses which will
~ BtOduCtloh III otlO-
Der. The opera is the work of w. N.
Nefdlinger. we'll known as a song COM
poser. and Rowland f.. Phillips, a lit
terateur of Cleveland. Ohio. Needless
to say it's plot deals with the adven-
lures of that famous NEUROLOGICAL
character. All the members of the
B~ostonians will have roles that are
said to be admirably suited to them.
The season of the Bostonians will open
at Manhattan Beach on Aug. %, when
The Serenade' will be sung.
Francis Wilson has taken a comic
opera from a French source and will
appear as Napoleon. whom he pro-
fesses to admire greatly. He has a
valuable collection OF Napoleonic
books, and it was a knowledge of that
which led the Columbia college anna
tours TO give a bust of the emperor to
him when he directed the rehearsals
OF their first performance.
Wilton Lackey has beer engaged by
Joseph jefferson to play Sir Lucius
O'Trigger in his production of The
Rivals" for IA weeks next season. At
the termination of his engagement
with Mr.. Jefferson Mr.. Lackey will
present his new play, Charles O'Mal-
ley" in a New York theater
1FOI. W. II. rome, late OF Mdndrd :
Minstrels; Mart ID. Boutwell,, late of
Ringing Brothers band; job Glover,
late cornet soloist. III. NJ. S. Orlando:
III. r. Campbell, late advance of T. +.
O'Mallery. and J. T.. Edwards, former
ly of the Fernandez Comedy company,
are at Glendive. Mont, playing with
the Glendive band, connected with the
Glendive club.
Charles w. Lane. who represented
the Mirror at Butte. Mont, is a mem
Der of the First Montana Volunteer
Infantry. which formed a part of the
forces of General Merritt in his expe-
dition to the Philippines. Mr.. Lane
writes that there are enough Elks i'm
his regiment to form a lodge. and that
as soon as they land at the Philippines.
Manila No. l will be organ1zed.-Dram-
attic Mirror.
Mathews and Bulger will soon be re-
hearsing their new farce comedy. 1t
is by Lawrence Marston. and is called
by the Sad Sea Waves" MIR. Mathews
said recently that in alb probability
Miss Theresa Vaughn would join their
forces neX season.
T.. $. Willard. the English actor who
had sue a severe struggle with ty-
phoid fever in Chicago has arrived i'm