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edy producers, Americas best stage
Irishmen and universal favorites
throughout the country. Kitty Beck
plays the principal girl-she is nretty
Of face and figure, her speciality work
is said to deserve the highest COM
mendatiOn, while the Misses Fannie
and Mae Trumbull execute marvellous
dances with rare grace and agility,
but the artistic merit of their specially
is the delightful music drawn from
harps, and it is a feature well worthy
of any attraction.
Special scenery from the brush Of
Arthur HURT, mechanical effects are
carried intact for each act. therefore
promising a. performance complete in
every detail. The following presents
the complete cast:
Conner Casey .........G Gale Murray
Weary Walker :. ...... Eric Pollock
Felix Austed ........A Dummeigh
Willie Sells $500. Len Delmore
WIDOW GaHagher -. .......::.. FRED wilson
Mrs Badalia Casey $500. Mona Darlington
Katie Casey -. .Kittie Beck
Stella Washington ........... Refine Gale
Comrades
Maggie Mooney :. -. $3.50. Fannie Trumbu.l
Daisy Bell -. .Kittie Hawthorne
Maggie Murphy ............... Vlrg1e Wade
Mary Carey ............ POLY n,, Weber
Manager Lift will present at the
Grand, following Murray and Mack,
those real funny boys, Mathews and
Bulger in their rag-time opera "By
the Sad Sea Waves The annual APP
pearance of this mirth-producing pair
is always hailed with more than pass
ing interest, as their coming means an
evening of jolity seldom equaled on
the local stage. In describing their
new piece, they call it rag-time op-
era" Whatever that may be, it is GER
tainly new one, and will no doubt
keep many guessing. They have an
immense supporting company, not only
in numbers, but in material. the more
prominent who include Nellie Haw-
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are managed almost altog ther by,Ger-
man, English, Italian French and
Chinese merchants. In Arequipa I
fould that the Germans did the most
of the trade, although there were sew
eral s. English Ii and American mining
companies which made this their head
quarters. 1t was the same in La Paz,
where there We're about thirty Ameri-
can miners.
The English have a. number of the
best mining properties of Bolivia.
They practically control Antofagasta,
and Iquique is more English than
Spanish / haveI already told you that
more than $1oO,e00O0O of English capt.
tai is invested in the Chilean nitrate
fields, and other millions from the same
source are working some of the mines.
Southern Chile has large colony of
Germans, and there are English and
German sheep farms in Patagonia.
Both Santiago and Valparaiso are full
of German firms. Many of the large
estates here which are owned by ma
tives are managed ,by foreigners, and
this is so with nearly all Of the mines
and other large properties of the diff
ferent countries. The railroads of
Chile and Peru were built by. English
and American engineers, and the most
of them are managed by Anglo-Saxons
today. In short, the real work of
South America, as far as big things
are concerned, is now in the hands or
foreigners, and even here in Chile the
natives who are wealthy are chiefly
so from the vast estates which they
have inherited from their ancestors.
They own also valuable mines, but only
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The Wilbur Opera company will open
the regular season at the Metropolitan
opera house tonight, presenting for the
opening performance and the first half
of the week, the ever-popular FRA
DiavOlo." The company, this season,
contains many new faces, although
many of the old favorites are still on
the list. The prima donna is Marion
Man0la. a noted actress and singer, and
ore Of the most beautiful women on the
= american stage; Miss Afanola has been
a decided acquisition to the WIlburs
ard has created a sensation wherever
they lave appeared. J. E. Conley, the
tenor, and W. H. Kohnle, the mimi
table comedian, are still with the COM
pany, which also includes Gus Vaug-
han, Emmett Drew, Al Lamar, Ethel
Robinson, Lille Taylor, Hattie Rich
aTdsOn and a large chorus under the
direction Of Miss Maud Daniels. The
organization is stronger than ever be-
fore, and the entire engagement should
be a brilliant success in every respect.
In addition to the regular perform
ance numerous up to-dHte and attrac-
tive specialties will be introduced. The
amazon march S have bean revived AMI
viii be feature of the performances
end the Animated Song Sheet, which
has never been seen in this city, viii
also be presented. Anna Laughlin will
int oduoe some decided novelties in imi-
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danger Of the postal officials destroying
them in order to steal the stamps, as
l had been told was sometimes done
by the clerks Of the post offices CT
Bolivia, he replied Certainly you can
This is Chile" He was right. Chile
is a land of it's own kind, and for
South America it is very much up to
date. It has it's railroads, telegraphs
much patriotism as we have. The
Chilenos, as they call themselves, num-
Der about 100000. They are, like the
Spanish descent and of the product of
the union of the Spaniards and the
{, Indians; but the Spaniards who came
to Chile were largely from the Basque
provinces of Spain. They were the
best of the old Spaniards, and today
about one-third of the population are
their descendants. These constitute
the ruling and wealthy classes of the
Chileans.
The other two-thirds are formed of
the mixing of Spanish and Indian
blood, but the Indians in this case were
far different frs the Incas and other
tribes further north. The Indians Of
Peru, Ecuador and Bolivia lack man
hood. The most of them have always
been slaves and they are contented to
remain slaves today. They have no
virile qualities whatever and the mix
ed breeds which come from them par
take of the same spirit. The chief
tribe of Indians here is the Arau-
canians They are undoubtedly the
strongest Indians OF North and South
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French and Germans. There is at Pa
mama an American banking establish
ment, that of Felix Ehrman & Co.. and
the Panama railroad, while owned by
the French, is still managed by Amer
leans. In Ecuador l found a large
colony Of Germans, Italians and Eng
lish. The chief business establish
ments of Guayaquil are in their hands.
The native Peruvfans have long since
sold their best properties out to the
foreigners, and among others the Chi
nese own millions of dollars worth
Of Peruvian estates
The sugar plantations are chiefly In
the hands of the English. The oil
fields are owned by English and Ital-
ians. The railroads and the guano
beds, as well as millions Of acres Of
coffee lands in the interior of Peru, be-
long to the English syndicate, called
the Peruvian corporation, and the sill
yer ard gold mines Of that country are
owned to a large extent by foreigners.
The native Peruvian is either ashamed
Of trade or he does not know how to
go about 1t, and the stores of Lima
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tations of famous actresses, and the
living picturIs will complete the enter
taicT:=-nt.
Fra Diavolo'' will be presented to-
night and for the first half Of the week;
commencing Thursday evening the
Wilburs will present Mauritania" with
Marion Manola in the title-role and
Gus Vaughan as Don Caesar de Ba-
zan.'
The boards Of the Grand opera house
will, commencing tonight, resound once
more to the tread of the farce-comedy
and the gay sobrette, departure
which viii undoubtedly be welcomed
by the many local theater-goers who
enjoy the delights of travelling COM
bination. The attraction for the week,
commencing tonight, will be Murray
and Mack, a pair Of clever Irish come
dams. in a new version Of their great
comic success, "Finnigan's Ball.
Comedy is undoubtedly the craze at
present. The amusement-loving public
demanded something new and novel.
In farce-comedy interspersed with up
to-date specialties, it finds this wish
gratified. Among the managers to rec
ognize this demand was Joe w. Spears
who this seas son presents a new and
= up-to-date version Of the side-splitting
farce, "Finnigan's Ball" This skit is
a most fitting vehicle for the proper
display of the talents of those cele-
brated Irish comedians. Murray and
Mack. Clever specialties and novel
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America 1t was long before they were
subdued, and they caught and put to
death Pedro Valdevfa, one of Pizarro's
lieutenants, who came south to conquer
them. 1t was with these people that
the Spaniards united, and 1t Is a ques-
ton whether the masses Of the Chile
ans of today get most of their strength
from them or the Spaniards. The
Araucanians are bigboned and muscu-
lar, and their women are especially
well built, recalling the words Of the
old saw:
eff strong be the frame of the
mother, her sons shall make laws for
the people"
There are still about fifty thousand
Of these pure Araucanians who have
settlements Of their own in southern
Chile. These shall describe more full
ly after my travels in that part of the
country. The remainder have been as
simulated with the Spaniards, and they
form to a large extent the working
people and the rank and file OF the
Chilean army. The temperate climate
of Chile has also had an influence IN
making the Chilenos stronger than the
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the fewest of them are rich as result
Of their Individual efforts.

the fewest of them are rich as a result
Of their individual efforts.
YANKEES Of SOUTH AMERICA.
And still the Chileans are by far the
most progressive 'psople in South Amer
ica This is, in fact, the only live
country that I have so far visited in
my travels on this continent. Colon
bia is a slice out of the middle ages,
Ecuador has the same customs that It
had when the Spaniards owned it. 1t
is priest ridden, and it's people are
800 years behind the times The Peru,
VANS are further advanced, but they
have little snap in them, and as to the
Bo]ivians,s they are, waiting for some
other people to come. in and gobble
up themselves and their country. You
notice the difference the moment you
step on Chilean soil. I was delighted
with Antofagasta, although it is a
town largely built of corrugated iron
and driftwood. 1t had an, airrof bust
ness about it, and the spirit of get-up-
and-get was abroad everywhere L,,7
When I asked one of the citizens
whether could post my letters without
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acts are introduced throughout the
performance. The singing is of high
grade, the choruses are catchy and
bright, and everything goes with
ing.
Murray and Mack are standard COM
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thorne Josie De Witt, Eva Leslie,
Ethelia Levy, Marie Twohey, Delete
Walker, Will West, Bob Vernon, Gus
Peltz and a female chorus Of nearly
sixteen voices, their tour should be
successful. -....- ,
Rehea1sals for Charles Ceghlan's re-
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vival of 1.-THE Royal Box" which opens
of four weeks, Saturday evening, Sept.
10, began the 22d inst. Mr.. Coghlan
is still ait work on his new play at
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Manila

Cigars at Dennis G Co.'s. 416 Robert street,
$2.25 for boxes of so.
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AMONG THE CHILENOS
YANKEES OF SOUTH AMERICA
THEIR COUNTRY

Some Odd Features of the Longest
and SIimmest Land of the World
The Wonderful Riches of Chile
1t Has Vast Deposits of GunnO,
Gold, silver and Copper - ITS
wheat Area and It's Vineyards.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1898-04-09
Nevada Mines S)ld.

Tie iaal payment oi tue purchase OF
: AZ mi ,,.ty Elgl5 mining claims
liz me als--ow aud Western ENplora.-
,ian TO. was ironicl over to Hon. \. G.
Cleveland in thi.city last saturday, says
the salt Lake Tfilnne. The deal i one
of the largest ever undertaken in the
diggings Of Nevada ior several years and
althoaih it is impossible To get at the
exact amount involved It is said to have
leen several hnnirei thousand dollars.
Mr.. Cleveland, who has been ilentiti-
ii viii, the ground a good many years,
books upon ii "a productive a any IN
the State, while bullion registers in the
Offices OF the company in this city
show that ore oi the value of $40 in
silver aud lead is now being marketed
in this city. The properties are located
in White Pine county.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1898-04-09
Display Of Pattern Hats and Millinery Goods

To THE LADIES OF WADSMoRrH:
1t affords me gleat pleasure to inform
o that | will visit your city with an
extensive line OF pattern hats nade.np
after II careful study of styles rs shown
in the principal Eastern cities, will ex-
hillit my stock at the Wadsworth Hotel
ON or about April 25th, 1898. will also
show a choice line OF untrimmed hats
and IA large variety Of trimmings so that
anv design in the millinery line a he
furnished 10y me in an nneXcelled style
and quality. made up in an artistic,
skillful manner. Would he pleased to
have you call and examine my goods even
though yon have no intention of making
Il purchase. Yours respectfully,
Mis-. +. l.. DEAN.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1898-04-09

Insure IN t.e Continental Insurance
Company, y. 4. llummel. Agent. OF
hee N The pIspAroH building.
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A. 0. u. W. Picnic.
r. Sadler.
Governor.

The picnic season is now approaching
and we would suggest that it might hot
he IA bad plan / olIold an A. .. U. W. pie
ME this INNER aud make it a grand
reunion OF Brethren OF the Order.
Reno or Wadsworth would be the place
to hold the picnic, as the members oil
the Order from the Eastern part OF the
Jurisdiction could get to either OF these
points without much trouble or ex-
pense, and so could the members from
the western part.-Dayton Times.
N~adsworth would he the most central
place, 20 come along. We have IA
1onri,hing order here and also a Degree
OF Honor, which is the only Degree in
the state.
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Afd0r Day

In arsalr Ian. Witii the psngisfHs "a
an act asta- Leaist arc. apPfa.r'i ret-
mary "a. 49,, I. s-tl.5oai >..ner, lied
tenant ami ac.iAg OioYerhsr ni the -ttse
vi Arv.a.., "a nefebv designate and APP
po3Ht tt.,..Y, APrii, -, ISIS, az Ar''of
Pay. ani earnestly Recommend thai
said ,iay be observed hy The people .,
the State IN the piantiI 9 oil trees and
shrubs, aud i'll Tie d~i0rHnent OF pubic
and private %grpaadS, aua ny appropriate
exercises and ceremonies III Tie puiile
schools prorIdea, taat nothing herein
shall be construed as making tins Il lr2at
holiday SO lar as the courts and civil
are concerned.
Given under my hand and the great
seal OF he State, at thecapitol, IN Carson
City, TINS 3d day OF April, A. u. ls9s,
and ri the independence OF the United
States the one hundred AMI twenty
second.
REIxHoLD SADiER,
Lirutrnant and Acting Governor.
Attest: EtGENE HOWELL.
Secretary OF State.
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CALIFORNIA; Bad Name

The Nevada authorities refuse to adj
1t would lie cheaper, say the nevada
stockmeI for that State to buy all OF
Miller's cattle and destroy them in Calf
urnia than ALLOW them TO enter Nevada.
Mr.. Miller sihe individual who Is fight
ing the cattle inspection laws in this coun-
try and vino refuses To have his c%onsulIp-
tive COW disposed OF. He aud his cattle
are giving California Il fine reputation
abroad.-San Jose Mercury.
The stand always maintained by
Miller K Lux on cattle inspection is well
known in Nevada and it is with a full
knowledge oil these facts that the State
authorities propose to see that none OF
their diseased stock is allowed To cross
the mountains. The people OF Caiiior-
mia fought the pure wine law, tile pure
food law, the milk inspectors law and
in fact every legal attempt made in that
State to see that things are done on the
square is stubbornlv fought. When a
csttleman dou't want his cattle inspect
ed, when,a milk ma doiges the lnspec-
tor or IA grocer don't want his wares an
allied by the chemist, is it nct reasonable
TO suppose that he has no confidence in
his own goods? California has main
tanned that position Tor years until
everybody looks upon her with just
susplcion.-Appta al
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Cattle Owners Attention.

Carson. New, April s, 1s9S-Dispatch:-
The Governor has just issued the
following:
"In compliance with numerous re-
quests, a meeting OF the cattle owners
ard those interested in the projection OF
that industry in this state will be held
at Carson City in the Governors office
April, IL, 1896. noon.
r. Sadler.
Governor.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1898-04-09

NOTICE.-Members OF Wadsworth
Lodge No. 80, |. .. o. f., will please at.
tend on Monday night, llth inst, as
there will be degree work.
c. +. DRowN,
JESSE ALLEN, Secretary.
\. q,
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WHEN TRAVELLING

Whether on pleasure bent or business,
take OF every tripa bottle Of Syrup of
Figs, as it acts most pleasantly ami
eifectuaily on the kidneys, liver, and
bowles, preventing fever, headaches,
and other forms OF sickness. For sale in
30 cents bottles by all leading druggist.
Manufactured by the California Fly
Syrup Co. only. \
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1898-04-09
Cash Clearance Sale q CrisWQld's.

Dry Goods, furnishings Clothing,
Ladies' and Mems Shoes, Hats, etc, etc.,
are offered at "A large discount from reg
ular pri' ~e-making them less than San
Francisco wholesale cost. Come and
look them over. We are anxious to
clear them out to make room for u
Spring goods and in some instances your
price is ours. ?
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Now on Sale.

Summer dress g obs, including all the
popular fabrics in great variety oil pat
terms and prices.
Lace, torchon, valencennes and novel
ties, shoes and ties, new brown vesting
tops. Shirt waists, etc, Your inspec-
ton is invited at Griswold's.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1898-04-09

Americans are the most inventive
people on earth. To them have been
issued nearly 500, 900 patents, or more
than one-third OF all the patents issued
IN the world. No discovery OF modern
years has been OF greater benefit to nan
Kind than Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy, or has done
more TO relieve pain and suffering. J..
W. Vaughn. OF Oakton, KY. says: ~
have used Chamberlain's Cole, Cholera
and piarrheoa Remedy in my family for
several years, and find il to be the best
medicine | ever used ior cramps in the
stomach aud bowels For sale b.. {. W.
kinney 4 Co. and the Commercial Co.
OF Lovelock. =
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1898-04-09
Will Buy Wool.

l am in the market Tor Nevada wool,
or will handle il on consignment, making
liberal advances. Call on or address e.
Gris~old. Wadsworth, for prices and
terms.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1898-04-09
Boiler Makers IS. Machin.sts.

iffNe ,nu shines ufi-i4fy t4iaafr1W
AFTERNOON. tartr ani be IA a.,rn gam 81
a.sr bal. irvfAtrn Ite ioiieI tnakets aiai
niaet.ini>i~. Mnna.rf~ tIte nt the
ollrr makers ami heim far ine machine
l-,s are mahing tho6oneh preparations
Tor an Interesting game, and they both
knowing how 10 make the game s1c-
cess have IL eidei 10 play for II key oil
beer, cons, q~nrntiy tue bier carriers will
be the. winners. Capt. Alien OF the
n%aehini.ts has ordered lemrhes mnlc
Tor IA sealing capacity of o0a, and Oh
COURSE AL the ladies will all smile on
Allen. The game Nill open just as Tom
Herman's foreman, Dan Wilson. ring,
the gong Tor the dairy maids Ia do their
afternoon milking, which will te pron-
tealB are
II. Fisher, Catcher;
A. Givan, Pitcher;
Ell Allen, First Base;
+. keim, Second Bare;
a. krenkle, Third Base;
Jim Miller, Short stop;
J. Schwartz, Right Field;
W. Clay, Center Field;
{. Curry, Lett Field;
Sing Sliung, Mascot:
Under the management OF +. II. Clay
the Boiler Makers team consists
+. Geogg, Catcher;
+. ku"k, Pitcher;
Geo. Burton, First Base;
q. Mckeon, Second Base;
W. stark, Third Base;
W. Pierson. Short Stop;
VIM. Enright, Right Field;
Frank Gallo. Center Field;
A Springer, Left Field;
Snowfall, Mascot.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1898-04-09
ThOmpSOH'S Glove Fitting COrSeiS.

| have the sole agency in Wadsworth
Tor Thompson's Glove Fitting Corset.
The best one dollar corset on the Coast.
JOHN LEE.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1898-04-09

Easter sunday tomorrow.
Agent Spriggs visited Reno Thursday.
Wadsworth is having IA bicycle craze
y. A. Hummel is visiting San Fran
cisco.
Easter numbers OF magazines at this
office.
Mrs. f. l.. Voorhees, OF olgen is here
on a visit.
The Reno Guards are practicing with
Il, liographs.
Tute your horn for the ball players
tomorrow.
John Reed OF Lovlock is spending a
few days here.
Social dance tonight given by the
Saturday night club.
From all accounts there will be many
pretty Easter dresses.
Elk Mayor Dayie OF Oakland visited
OlingLouse Yesterday.
Mrs IL. A. Jackman and children are
Wishing AT Sacramento.
Miss Anna Harvey returned to her
home at Wells Friday morning.
The argument in the Morning Star
mining suit is set lor today.
Assessor Pete Evans is paying his an
nual official visit to Wadsworth.
Miss Anna Conover Of Reno is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Brooks McClane.
ID. A. Bender and o. G. Smith were
visitors to O~linghouse Thursday.
A. IL. Griswold expects to 20 East
with atrain-load OF cattle next week.
Norris < Proctor commenced on II new
run OF ore Tor Poole x McEelren yesler-
day.
Pipe and fittings, hose, hose bibbs,
hose members aud couplings ut Girls
woId's.
A shipment of beef cattle from Pine
valley, Giko county, last week brought
SIS a head.
Miss Myrtle York and Miss May
Givan have received handsome new
pianos AS presents.
General C. c. Powning is now able to
take a walk down WI every day and is
rapidly improving.
Miss ALA Clippenger has received a
Klondyke thimble as Il gilt. She will
tell YOU all about it.
Miss Frances Bliven has accepted IA
position as clerk in the ladies' dry goods
department at John Lees store.
Prof. Victor Dornberger took a short
absence from the Teachers Institute
Wednesday to visit friends here.
A new line'of wall paper at Griswolds.
Potatoes We're shipped from Dayton to
California at a lively rate last week.
Prices ranged from $l3 to $l4 a ton.
There is some talk OF organizing a
band. 10 ahead boys it is a good idea
aud we will assist you in every way we
can.
James Crosby returned from Pomona
Thursday night. He say Glen Letnery
and say- he has fully recovered ANA is in
good health.
fhe Governors proclamation des-
isnatlnE the 22d OF this month as Arbor
Day 10 oe observed IN The usual way,
has beea received.
F.. J. Everett, gentlenanly sales agent
Tor the Moiel AUX bicA clts, assisted
l.. GrI-@otl, iocai agent, IN selling siN
bicycles "Wednesday.
Eddofado and Placer counties have
regulated the fishing iaN - there can be