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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-04-19
6ro6her,oethum.
Ius Ger pauptitaot.

Die N m te B n, E II
Der gSllbelm 2uremburs : Sabn bonn
Oorl4en Sabre, $500, 900 Wt., Der
tbelIen lIa iuie folgt: gluf Den Yerio-
rsnoertebr LIPS. 900 Wart, Sitter
pertelr 1888, 600 Warf uno auBsr=
QetDobnliAe G%iunabmsu 722. 900 Mt.
Sorunter Surembura: 8eiammt L.
500, 900 MGrt. Perionenpertebr So
700 Wart, 8iiteroertebr 2,462, 600
Vtart. SOmmeloiusen: 6eiammt l.
49,, 800 Mtart. Yerionenpertebr, 49,
600 9tart. Giteruertebr lab, 900
Vtart. Sid: 8eiammt 4,0S3. 500
Wtarf, 9erionenoertsbr l20, 800 Mart.
8iiteroertebr 1868, 900 Wart, uno
8etln9en.& imeliusen: 8eIammt L.
632. 500 Wtarf, YeriOnenpertebr 4O,s
800 Wart. Ga~teruertebr 1892, 900
Mart.
Gin 3onfortium bon 9api.
taltlten, 2urembursern uno Iusldn=
bern, bat bsIdlOHen. i'm gabnbufs.
piertsI cine 6abrit CUR Ssrtelung BON
elierner WtObel, ipsSieQ gettItelen,
dbnll4 Der %betannten get tItellenfabrit
Serl uno Gie., gu erribten; als Sau.
plnB bat Die 8eieQi9aft bas Serrn 8.
y. &lein ju9ebOri9s, 5000 Guaorats
meter %umfafenoe, bonn friiberen Sos
mas t6en 0arteu berriihreuoe SerrQiu
auserieben.
nSaumrieien" Sn elmer
porl9en Drummer %srpdbnteu mir Der
SrOi6lire oes GERM Sberf0riters 60s
Der. Serlelben ieien nod na1fol9enoe
lnterenan Ingaben nadsetragen
Der Ealtanienbaum am Gtnaberg IN
Sicllien, oeIien Stamm iiber so Wteter
umfans bat, fam 10 alt iein lpie Die
gSelt. er 8riint nod iebes Sabr uno
trd8t 6rilate. Su Dem boblen Stamm
baben arme Seute iid Elm Saus uno
el1len gadofen gebaut, in psl6sm iie
Die S~altanien oes &ieienbaumes rotten.
Sas SrennbOl; hauen lie BON ben
gelten ab. Die &ieIenbu6e bel Ssn=
rIn9en (SObenbOD in unicrem 2anoe
bat ibresglei4eu nidt in europa. sic
bat IL Weter umiang. Der 6oble
Stamm 1T uur 4 Weter bod. giner
tbrer Iete, tuelaer 1898 abbra6. ers
CAB 8 SOroeu SolS uno so Saiainen.
Sieie yu9e lit Der md9tislte Baum
oss Sanoes. Die 9rOBte pappel ltebt
Su 8iion in Srautrei9; lie 1T 81 We
ter bod uno bat Is Meter umfano.
Der dlteite Baum unIeres 9anoes 1T
Der Sarusbaum (gibe) mitteu i'm
Sorfe su gbliugen; er lit ungefdbr
800 Sabre alt. Wenn Der alte 9nabe
reoen tOunte. er wiiroe 8ieles er,d6-
len. Ser idOnite Baum oes 2anoes,
Die log. Deck Bich" auf Der Ham
bierknupp" i'm 8riiuepalo puroe be.
tanntli4 Dor Sturgeon u~mssbaueu.
9as bdtte-unicrsr Msinuns SuicIss
-niht 9eIdeben iOlsn. Solae iel=
tene Sdlme reosn cine G3prade, Die
mon bis gum lsBtsn 2aute austlin9en
laiieu iuQte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-04-19
@er oeu 8rica ,piu.

muB iid au6 Die &ris9sIteuern 9efaQen
lallen, unO Oisie iol9en in Der Gegel
elmer Srie0sertldrun9 Ouf Der 6erie
nod. Die Steuern auf 8etranfe luer=
Den. wie aus nahtebenoer 9epel6e aus
Milwautee bonn s. glpril eriibtli6 III,
Obne 3meiiel bic erlten iein, Wel6e cine
GrbObuuQ eriabren weroen. Die Be.
pei6e meloet nGmli6: Steuereinnebmer
Stint bat 9eitern aus gSaibinaton Elm
Sbreiben erbalten. ipel1es anSuoeuten
tbeint. ooB Die Resierung Der gnli6t
ut, oaB Die Grbebun9 bon &rie9sltsusrn
balo notbmenoiS lem piro. Su Dem
S6reiben pnroe Stint an9spieisu, ben
Srauern mitSutbeilen. oaB bic jebt 9e=
brGuhliben Sierlteuermarten mad glna
na6me oes neuen Stsuer9elebes nibt
mebr 0ngenommsn peroen. Saourh
iOll Dem il%bermdBiBsn Nntauf BON
SlerIteusrmarten, wie oerielbe bel Der
@bibaiiuna oes Gabattss i'm perQau=
aenen Sabre ~tattiano, ginbalt setban
tueroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-04-19
enrem bur8ii6es aus Yelsiem.

Nrlon. gm IA. Wtdrs tamen bic
Serbanolungsu Der WOroafalre oes
bieii9su Gsfln9niiss Dor oas Sobse.
riGt bon Soblenj. SieIe traurise
WtOro9eidi6te oauerts spsi polls Sage.
Grit 9eQen Witternadt am Is. MGr3
wuroe Oas urtb.iI gsiprOdsu. Giibr
uno Sslo wurosn gum SOoe psrur.
tbsilt.
8OItrinsen. Sisisr Sage
Nta6ts wuroen bel ben so. S6il. Wi-
trD uno SobaHn Simon msbrsrs Siib-
nsr 9eitObleu.
Surp. 2ebtsn Sonntag iieI Die
ebefrau &amotte in Die Yisrre. Mau
lano ibr 2eianam crit einise Stunosn
iplter.
Se9liie. am so. Wars ieierten
Die ebsleute Selbsur.p pucslst ibrs 9ol.
psns SrAvit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-04-19
Sultnarii6e 9Sittcrun8sa
rc0ciM.

Nttt Nlitern NIB nit &1ptar
8eiolie bid im S,onuor.
SIM tiibleu ~Sebruario
WtGh' Dir nit SU6S baS Qebeu irob
Tub bride lanit i'm 0tonat WGr;
@eiiiute a%NlbSbruit al oeiu 0erS.
&Ommt oraui Der S6elm Npril berbei,
NluQs to6e Dir Ell Nilbucrei.
Sobdlb i'm Wtai Die Ruoipe iproug,
Se9icb DID AM ben Summerni0u9,
lluO iwtreiit Der Sunilulno bic Staat,
Sin S0dbubu IL nit &opiialat.
Sm beiReu NlrnOStag SuIiuS
@emGbrt eln OtatieS Dir @eullB.
Sm Stoppel elOermOno Auguit
Gel 9tebbubu oeiie game Suit,
Hub wenm September riidt ms gano,
Gem @alen Tugs ems o%uigebraunt.
llno i6reIbt nun gar SttOber man,
Gletb tommen Grid NIB Hebe bron
Sin &bor, Der i'm Nouembermouo
80S yebenS!l6t Der Sans perihout;
Sod OeS SeSemberS 6ernpuntt lei
Sin decentralization irii9sirob; irei
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-04-19

amerita n%uswanoerte uro li6 in gtlto
IN Sub Gtotu nieoerlisb. gr Iebte
bort uno bsiu6te turs Dor isinem Sooe
lslne So6ter Grna Nublp in Sscla III
Slo=9atot0. 9a bsfiel i'm Der Sob
mad Siuei uno einbulbjdbrI9em 2eioeu.
gr blnterlGBt iebs Ginoer: orei 2nas
ben uno orei Wdo6en. aGle perbeiras
tibet, iopie feline bej0brte, 67idbrias
Satin. r. l.. 2.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-04-19
Merf,U

Sheen : Gerbinbung. StubioIus
Yumpus (bei Der Settiire bes v6ault):
yger5eibt, es 1T ein sroB GraoBen, lit
IN ben 8eilt Der Soften 81 psrieben."
ySonnerwetter {! 60 fdlt mir Elm, if
babe ia nod 5ipei Sabr9an9e .3sit.
8eilt", Die i9 berleBen tonn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-04-19
eeitartifcl ella 2ofalipalte.
Laps .,Qnd".l

Sci meinem 9eiu~iIentaften Stlolllln
Der So0csbldtter 1T es mir au'AeTaller.
b0B cine 3eltun9 iiber benlelben Dee
0enItauo Dit Oeri6ieoene, lo9ar bOlls
iidnoi0 eiilouocr wisoeriprehenoe Nll=
IiGten baben sanu. limb oiele erlbeIs
ruua mabt Ii6 nidt nur I'M vWornltl9
Noo;cr", ionoern AUDI in anoeren pors
iibtia reOiQirten Sr9anen benertbar.
9Ob id pill mid auf teine ataOemll6e
Gr0rtcrln9 bes @egenltanoes eirla1len,
pielme6r ourb peri6ieosne 8ellpiele
aus einem Der beltrenommirten 9tem-
gorter Sldtter Die Gibti9telt meiner
yebouptun9 oartbuu.
(2ius Der geitortifelipalte.)
9as Slut Der ernlten uuo Iitten-
ftrengen YIl0erpdter, iUie Der ternbaT=
ten Mdnner aus Der 9teuDlutlonslra
mag md in unIern Noern ilisBen. bon
benz @eiite oerIelben 1T uns, belOnoers
aber unicrer Su9enO, ni6t piel gebliez
ben. 9ie iuugen Seute bon Dalnols
tuaren beiheiOen, ebrsrbieti9 ge9en Gls
tern uno &ebrer uno 9ebor9ten germ
uno ihnell. lluiere Sinoer oa9e9en
fno porl0ut uno anmaBeno. Die Norte
.Gberbietung 9e9eu oas Nlter" tennell
lie nl6t, un0 WeborIam milroen ,le tir
cine gseintrd6ti0uuD oe5 Selbltbe=
itimmun0sreftcs zines weroenoeh Sur=
gers uniereS 6relItaates baiten. 9Sir
Derbeblen niht, DoB mir cine 9Sleoerbe=
lebung jeuer teufliihen Sugenoen, Der
NAtung 9eQsn Grmndieue, ocs rplll9en
8cbOriOms 9eQeu Stern, Der belhel=
oenen 3uriidb0ltung fir cine Der ems
Iteiten Yili1ten III lerer Gltern mo sr=
SleDsr balten.
(Gus ben 9otatipoiteu.)
Sn ulIerer turSlebi0en, raitlOs pors
an~ltrebenocn 3eit mus l6On Die Su=
Qeno az Der o%Q0eneineu @ntwifelung
She'll ne6men uno tribe ibre Selblts
iItdnoi9teit %betuuoeu. gti6ts aber fOr=
bert mebr oa3 llrtbeil ais bic OIfent=
lihe 9arlegung u~nierer Nniihten. Sn
unicrer @rSiebun95bebOroe iDlro allqen=
blidli6 Die Jra9e Der tOrperli0en 3iih=
ti9ung er6rtert. lin Der beraniua6s
ienoen Generation B%ele9enbeit CUR Se=
t~bGti9ung ibrer 9enttraft, iOtpie CUR
Sldrun9 ibrer littliGen ~4ni9auun9en
81 9eben, looeu mir ale 3O9linge Der
Ofentliben uuo YripNti9ulen eiu, uIls
ibre glnlibten ilber tOrperliAe 3iibti=
9uu9 mitSutbeilen, uno peroen ieoen
Sag ben Gi~uienoun9en unierer luAenO=
liden Witarbeiter uno osreu YOrtrGts
3pei Spalteu mIomen.
CNus Der 2sitartiteIipalte.)
Won mao Iooeu mas man milf -
Der omeritoniihe STUDENT oebt eruIter
unb ,ielbemuRter pprou ols iriu eurp=
p8iIber, beIpuoers beutIter gltersoe.
none. Die beiQOie 8ummelei II bas
!SncipeuIebeu bes 9ettereu Iiup INN
o6n,Iih unbefount. mo iein oeiunoer,
mobPrner 6}eiIt ME Seiu 9RGnnpstnI,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-04-19
osu1em6nrgt(6es.
9cbcn mn Wirfen nes bepurtirtcn
Yrieffers Subann Mibel
@agner.
SOn Geter 6reymanl, giarrer in Risbers
ooupeu.
6DrtieBu 9.)

WprtieBuu9.)
Im Is. SUM, alio flint Sage na5
i6rer a%ntunft, bolte Elm S9oOner bic
&ranten, fitniunofiinisi9 an Der 3abl.
unter ibuen AUDI @a9ner, ans Sano.
Sic tuuroen BON elmer Nbtbeilung Spls
oaten, idmmtli6 Glidier, nit auf.
9epflanstem SapOnett am ufer smpian-
gen uno ms Spital bon GaDenne
gebraht. oas lieben SOspitalisrinnen
auoertraut mar. Sieie Karen nrr
wie our4 Elm @unoer Der @ut6 Der
Nepublitaner ent9au9en uno aud bier
bate man lie OerfOlgen DOllen; ALIEN
Sen SOloateu, bic in ibren Srantbeiten
ole groBe IuIOpferun9sliebs. pobltbd=
ti9e ptlege uno liebreide geb0n0lun9
oerielben 10 oft erfabren batten, mar es
~9elun9en. lie Dor jeoer G~eriol9un9
fiber 81 itellen. Die irOmmen S9pe=
ltern lieBen ibren nelleu Yfie9ebefoble.
men Die ioratalti9ite Sebanolung au-
geoelben, reini9ten lire Sleiosr bonn
llngcSiefer, reibten ibnen friibe Wdibe
uno wieien ibneu reinlibs uuo bsqueme
Vetten an. Die &ranten bdtteu i'm
S6poBe ibrer Samilie ni6t belier oe.
pfle9t Deroeu tOnuen. Ser wpbltbde
tiae Ginoruf. ben bieie 4enoerung
ibrer Sage auf tie ma6te, labt iid
leibt oenten, uenn man ertudQt. oaB
bic 9Otter9ebener Yrielier brsi Wonate
lang in elnem en9en. ouutlsn, ieubten,
nit elmer Osrpelteten Suit an9efiaten
&aume, bersehrt BON SunQer uno
Surlt. belGItigt bon lln9e3iefer uno
ibren pertpmmenen Wit9efan9ensn,
nit oenen lie 9leib raub, lpenu ni6t
nod rauber, bebanoelt purbeu. batten
ousbarren miineu. Nun aber mieoer
einmal nit 9Utcn Weniben pertebren,
cine before Suit einatbmen ouriten.
Sa, ic9ar lire NdAter. bic G~oloaten,
Die meiitens quite Gbriiien tparen. tru.
gen sur Grlei6terung ibrer Gage, be-
iunoers oerieni9en Wa9ners bel, Der
nod INNER tein 6ran5Oli6 ipreten
tonnte uno lid in iein Yatsrlano suriid=
berieBt 9laubte, als er feline Wuttsr-
iprahe Dieoer reoen 9Orte.
Rad sebn Sageu mar Waoner 70
melt ber0eitelt, bob er I'm isinen 4uss
tritt aus Dem Spitul eintommen uno
lib 81 ieiuen Mitbriiosru be0eben
tOnnte. bic man in ein SsrfaQenes,
allen bier Winoen OIfen itebeuoes 8es
idn9niB 9ebraht bate. Sic erbielten
BON nun ob Die Wilitdr=& Station, nams
lib tdalib stpei Piuno YrOo uno oil.
oertbalb Yfuuo 9~eialSenss 6leii6.
gSie ltrsn9 iie aber iiberpa6t tparsn.
betpeiiet, oaB td9li1 sweimal ibre Na=
men ab9eleien wurosn uno Tie nur oes
Wor9ens uno Nbenos iGmmtli6, inter
elmer Harlem Seosdun9 Ne9er nit aui-
9eflanstem Vapcnette ms 6reie, b. B..
auf einen isbr enssn Ylab 0eijibrt
wuroen. pbne oaB es ibuen erlaubt
aemeien, nit ir9euo Semanoen sl per=
tebren ooer gar 81 Ipre6en. @enn Iie
10 our1 Die StraBsn bon Gapenne
ibrltten, eiltsu bon allen Setter Wu.
latten, Sbparse uno @eiBe berbei.
&einer Der leBtern bate cine 0eiunoe
8elibtsfarbe. - @ae iaben blab uno
trdntli6 aus. Wsnn i6pn Die Gin.
9ebrrenen ooer bic, Welhe Die 8upana
treiwllia 81 ibrem g8pbniibe erwGblt
batten, cine 10 ihle6te 8siunobeit bat.
ten. ipas mubte oann osnen bepor=
itebsn, bic man nit @epalt baDin
9eibleppt bate!
UortfeBun9 OI8t.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-04-19
Gut ~8egebem.

,Sas 1T unisre Gade fir 8ater.
loo!" l6rle ein fransOiiber Sport.
treuno, als ein iranBOIii6es Yiero beim
Derby ennen ben Prsis gewann.
,Sn Der Shat, meinte iartafii6
iein Nebenmann, elm StOd- gnaldnosr,
,,beioe Wale famos 9elaufsn!"
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Dereiniete Staaten.

Sn 9 % Satota itarb Der oe=
lhaBte Serr Seonaro Rigs. Serielbe
mar 81 Hieoerbpnpsm I'M canton 8res
psnma9er I'M 8ro6bsrso9tbum 9urem.
burg am %. SUM 1923 9sborsn uno
lebte bort bis gum Sabre 1884, in
wslbsm sr nit isinsr Gamilie nab
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-04-19

Bon 8reen Bar, @is., miro asmeI-
bet, oaB Der Sdriuasfans oss per9an.
9enen 5abres in Mihi9anlee ii6 aui
mebr ais %, 600, 900 Yiuno belief.
Dies lit Der groBte Sang. Der je in &c.
nanutem 8stuGiier sema6t wuroe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-04-19

Die Grploitonstrait oes Spnamits
1T a4tm0l ltdrter ais Die oes S9IeB-
pulpers.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-04-19

Sebrer lin Der osutiden Stunoe
8oetbe's .Spbiaenie" ertldreno): 49,.
pSpbi8enie if bier 10 erre9t. oob lie in
sinem anoern @ersmabe weiteripri9t !"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-04-19
Ser i6limmlte Wudsrer lit
Sas S6ifiai aQeSeit
Sir cine Winute Slid
3abllt ou cine Stunoe Geio.

Die Suaeno. Die lih aft 9isbt. lit
bdBliaer, ais o0s alter, oas ii6 jung
aiebt.
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Sin 6bicaao'er 1T neulib in so Ga.
gen I'm bic 98elt 9ereiit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-04-19

Su Bottom iOll oemnd6it Elm 9e.
9etarlaner' Teltaurant erOiinst peroeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-04-19

Die Slafpel (Stlaboma) Sun"
trelbt ibre Yrelie nit siuem altsu
8aule.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-04-19

&eoli6er Sinoer. Sn Miindsn lisB
elm &auImann BON ausipdrts in elmer
SroIbte aus Yeriebsn ieinen Sanotofs
Ter nit 43O0 M. Snbalt itebsu. Der
SrOl0tentutiher Wsrntbalsr l~isferte
oenielben nit Snbalt anoereu 5a9es
an 'eineu Gi9entbiimer iofOrt alb uno
erbIelt ein anlebnli6es 8ei9ent.
Sat Der uniterbli6e Sibtsr bon
ySrei;ebnlinoen" pieleiht al Die Sci.
tunasitreiber 9eoa9t, als er fOlsenoe
3eilen nieoeribricb :?
gSillt ou ieoermann 9sfalsn,
Yretie ieoermannss Cater
llno auf ieben f0uleu Sleden
&Ieb' ein rOIenoufti9 Pflaiter.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-01-30

Rowan, Calvin Tibbetts. William c. Riley,
Stella Zanoni, Jennie Satterlee and Ger
trude Dawes.
Perhaps there is no problem that puzzles
actors more to-day than What does the
public really want in the way of plays?"
Next to the terrible dearth of good plays,
this is the problem that perplexes players.
Mr.. Otis Skinner was recently asked which
way he thought the modern taste was tend
ing in the matter of plays. The actor hest
tated. looked reflective a moment, then
laughed as he said: WELL 1 don't know
that am competent to answer that 1t is
exactly what am trying to find out. How
ever, / am pretty sure that l know what
they don't want. They don't want plays
that discuss matters that it is not CUSTOM
airy for men and women in good society to
mention. Many good people doubtless con-
tend that the world would be better ii it
were less prudish and more frank, but TO
must be begun in the school and in the
home. 1t is not the theater's mission to be-
gin labor of that sort after boys and girls
have arrived at theater-going age. l think
authors make a great mistake in inducing
managers to produce plays that however
good their purpose or admirable their liter
airy quality, may drive some people out of
the theater, plays which people cannot dis
cuss between the acts or talk about above
a whisper as they go home. 1t seems to me
that theater-goers, as they turn away from
a play like to talk it over, and not as they
go up the aisle have to fail back on bicycling
q tODic.'
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-01-30
Notes of the Stage

Frederick Warde thinks of abandoning the
legitimate to enter vaudeville He could
coin money in the 10-20-@ houses.
smyth & Rice will probably produce IAN
Old Coat" Lieut.. w. H. Allerdce's new
comedy, in New York before the end of the
season
A new burlesque on THE Conquerors" is
now under rehearsal and will soon be intro
duced In the bill at Weber & Fields's New
York house 1t will be called Inc corn
curers."
THE Man from Mexico" with Willie Col
lier as the man, made one Of the best sue
cesses known in San Francisco IN recent
years. The local critics talriy Ien over
themselves in praising the comedy, Mr.
Collier and the performance.
George Backus, who has recently been
playing the leading part in Little Christie
pher," has been engaged by W. A. Brady
for an important role in Away Down
East a hayseed drama, which is TO be
given it's first New York production Feb
Z, at the Manhattan Theater-
1.-THE Cherry PiclSers," as given by Angus
tus Pitou's splendid company. is a timely
production. in view of the present campaign
In India. Joseph Arthur has located the
scene of his play on the spot where the
fighting is taking place at present and from
the Post Oak at Peshawur, whlch is pNo-
duced in the last act OF the piece, the tele-
now being sent In the present cast are
Ralph Delmore Robert i. Hines, Nat u.
Jones. Il. " Ferguson. Edward Poland,
Frank I0Slee, William +. Sprague, Charles
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-01-30
wealth of stage Folk.

Chicago News.
When May Irwin recently paid $S5, 900 in
cash for some real estate people were sur
prised, for the general impression is that
actors never make any money or save any.
Proctors two fine theaters in Albany are
monuments to enterprise, for he started out
as an equilibrist
William A. Brady, the well-known man
ager and part owner of a New York the
alter, started as a super in San Francisco.
Hin wealth is supposed to run UP into the
hundred thousands.
William Gillette makes no secret of his
wealth. He made over $4,000 last year.
Melba can draw her check for $500, 900 and
still would have enough left in hand not to
miss it.
Lillian Russell, who started her career as
a singing soubrette at Pastors Theater,
sang her way into $4,000 house in New
York.
Perhaps the greatest fortune ever made
by actor or actress is invested in the estates
of Adelna Patti She is worth to-day over
81 900, 600, and in the zenith of her career
She was rated at many millions more. Ev-
cry cent of it was made behind the foot
lights.
she never stops to count it. She used to
pay Sardou more than $4,000 year in roy
alties.
she would be independently rich. Her En-
glish racing stables alone are worth dou-
BILE that amount, and she is also the pos
SCISSOR of valuable ground along the
Thames.
ModjeEka is living on a farm in Califor-
MIA. She's the richest farmer in the state.
Her neighbors say she came to California
to allow the hot Western sun to melt her
money.
Jean De Reszke could lose 100000 and en-
10y a peaceful nap an hour later his
lands in Russia alone are worth twice that
much. The most prosperous evening In the
great tenors career was in this country.
He sang for twenty minutes at Boston
concert and when the proceeds were count
ed up his share figured up just 500 MIN
ute. -
Joseph jefferson earned more than 100000
in old RIP Van Winkla alone Ills
grounds adjoining former. President Cleve-
lands, in Massachusetts, are worth twice
that amount and he owns other valuable
properties throughout the United states.
jefferson is probably the richest actor on
the American stage to-day. Every night he
appears in public he is paid enough TO sus-
tain an average person for more than a
year.
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Pnrk-George w. Monroe.

The attraction for the first three days of
this week at the Park will be George W.
Monroe in his farcical success, "A Happy
Little Home" Everything about the play
Is said to be new. This jolly comedians
UNIQUE style of work is so well known to
theater- goers that it needs little comment
He has. by assuming a distinct field of his
own. won an enviable reputation. As de-
lneator of the broad type of Irish female
character he has no superior. The spe-
cialty features injected into the farce are
furnished by a number VINO have won
recognition in the ranks of vaudeville
Little" Annie Lloyd, known as the vital
spark" will render her famous coon song
Baby Lie, and other dittiesi Dorothy
Drew who has been identified with several
of the large buresques, will give specially
new here, and she VIII also wear some
stunning gowns. OF the dancers Edwlna is
prominent Emelie Melville who was once
a great comic opera favorlte in this coun-
try plays one of the leading female roles.
When Lily Post and Fay Templeton We're
in the zenith of their fame, the name of
Emelie Melville stood above them She
went to Australia some years ago, and
made a great hit. and later she became
identified with D'Oyly Carte's Opera Com
pany in London. Thomas Goodwin, q young
tenor is also a member of the Monroe
forces He will be heard in a budget of
popular ballads. Thomas Wood is another
singer who will contribute to the musical
Following the Monroe engagement at the
Park comes John l.. Sullivan and his farce
comedy and speciality company. The big
season, and the programme they offer con-
tains a number of good features. A mu-
Ocean is featured on the bill. and the olio
contains the names of the Golden trio, the
Darling sisters Begley and Lee, Petchung
brothers. the Brownings, Dermody, the
champion club juggler, Rolla and Ed White
and others. Sullivan, with his sparring
partner +. 3. White, appears in a gym
nasium scene. The programme offers a
variety of entertainment. The Sullivan en-
gagement opens Thursday afternoon.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-01-30
GETrING CIGARS FREE.
Old Trick with "a Lead Quarter That
Was Played Once Too Many.
Chicago News.

Chicago News.
The man behind the cigar counter In a
drug store over ia La Sale street was lazily
leaning against the showcase engaged In
relating some Of his troubles to an appre-
ciative listener one day last week, when ne
happened 70 glance up and caught sight or
a customer entering the doorway.
s'Ah ha" he whispered, here comes a
fellow / bet l know-Just watch
He turned with a bland smile to wait on
the patron in question and that one, who
appeared to be in somewhat OF hurry,
glanced in a hasty, undetermined way along
the rows of boxes inside.
Gimme some cigars he said, teeling IN
his vest pocket with one hand; three for
a quarter'll do. ] guess.
A trio OF boxes were ranged upon the
case and the man, after having fingered
over each brand carefully, compromised by
sticking one from each Of two boxes IN ms
his mouth.
antly and placing a quarter on the show
case, ne turned in search of the cigar
The clerk. however picking UP the coin
quickly, gave it cavetul scrutiny and
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-01-30
Trials of a Hotel clerk.
Washington Post.

THE proprietor of leading New York
hotel was telling me the other day that
the different views of people as TO what
constituted the proper temperature Of a
sitting room had nearly made him luna
tic" said Mr.. G. Fl. Rollins, OF Gotham,
at Chamberlin's.
He said he had daily experiences that
nearly drove him mad. A message would
come from Room PAS that its occupants
wanted to see him Immediately. He would
find PAS sitting as close TO the radiator
as he could bring his person, wearing an
overcoat and a menacing frown. What on
earth did the blankety blank people that
run that hotel mean2 Was It their little
game TO freeze guests TO death? IL his room
couldn't be made fit for occupancy there
were other houses where some attention,
etc.
Fifteen minutes later an earnest invita-
ton to come UP to 327 would be received
Here 1t was different: '327' instead OF hug
ging the steam pipes would be sitting next
an open window In his shirt sleeves ana
tanning himself with the air OF a man that
was disguised with the world. What In the
name OF the foul fiend made EN- keep the
house so internally hot? Want to roast peo-
pie to death Ell? Then followed the same
old story about moving out. AS a matter
OF fact ON looking at the gauge the hotel
man ascertained that the temperature for
both rooms was So, and like a wise man ne
didn't do thing 10 change the status for
either complainant