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Pa4se Coast Agent San Francisco.
Room q, Mills Building.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-16
Kslth's New Theatre.

An act that probably scored the most
emphatic success OF any single act
seen al Ecrth's last season Is the chief
headline feature for the coming week
Ezra Kendall. the king OF monuloSuc
entertainers" whose quaint. unctuous
humur. amusing stories. entertaining
comments on men and things. ludicrous
songs and local hits provoked the most
hilarious laughter. Mr.. Kendall comes
here thls time FOR only one week, his
other engagements making Il absolu's-
~ impossible TO extend his engSgeme lt
as was done last spring. and In the
other houses OF The Keith circuit he has
surpassed even the remarkable record
Of success and popularity mad last
season. He viii present an entirely new
monuoguc with thrcc new songs. and
may be depended upOn to get in some
bright lfal refer Noes quite as eut"r-
tainlns - .Agss which evoked sueh
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-16
Providence Opera House.

Daniel FrohDan's Lyceum Theatre
Company Will appear at the Providence
Opera House next Monday, presenting
Arthur w. Pinero's latest play, Tire
fawney of the Wells" which was not
only an emphatic hit in London. but
ran nearly the entire season out at the
Lyceum Theatre. New York. 1t is to be
presented here with all the scenery, cos
tunes and accessories, together with
the full strength OF the New York Ly-
ceum Theatre Company. ''Trelawney"
Is an actress and THE Wells" is a
theatre. and the theme OF the comedi-
eta, which IL is called. is London stage
life a quarter OF century ago. The
heroine Is born an actress, reared an
actress, and has earned a living with
actors; but she gets an offer OF mar
riage from a socially distinguished fell
low, but first she must go on probation
as "a guest in his family 10 demonstrate
her fitness. She Is a good creature. but
free-mannered. and the restraints OF
the staid household prove so irlNsome
that she throws them off I'm a way that
estranges her from her lover She re-
turns TO the footlghts. He, too, goes
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into the profession. though away from
these two meet by accident at the re-
of the story is arrived at
.'Trelawney of the Wells" yields ex-
cellent entertainment. because its types
have been clearly characterized by the
author. and also. because they are as
distinctly impersonated by the actors
and actresses OF Daniel Frohman's
et-nft,atfs-A Aff-piHefAe has chosen TO be
realistic in his depletion, and his truths
are not softened by hctfons. His eX-
pcsures of things behind the theatrical
scenes are nei..-er vulgarized nor Ideal
iZed TIL v disclose good and bad per-
sons but the good ones are far from
saints, and the bad ones are not flag
grant sinners. The wOmens clothes are
in the fashion OF the time when the
"crinOline" was at it's widest dstension,
and are presented with faithful magni-
tude and exactness. In the first act.
some stage folk eatssupper in honor OF
Rose Treawney upon her retirement
from the profession. Ii is thorough
~ Bohemian affar, tss hammered like a
certain proportion of theatrical people.
and Is replete with their characteristics.
The contrasting second act is In the
home of her affianced husband where
convent 'ons were so highly regarded,
and the vproprit ties SO austerely OBJ
served. and the prospective bride leaves.
along with n visiting party of her for
mer associates The third act Us again
at the actors board ng house The
fourth act is on the stage of theatre.
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t1l1st
J .'.Ne 1keatrey.'. 3


which Is a guarantee that the produce
ton Will be a worthy Dne i'm every re-
spect Rupert OF Hentzau" Il Is known,
Is continuation OF Mr.. Hopes "Pris-
oner OF Zen1a" and the work OF drama
tization was done by the author him
self. Mr.. Hackctt, who lis one OF the
nrst 10 play the two Rudolphs I'm the
Zenda play has been even more sue
cessful I'm this dual character I'm the Sc
quel To Mr. Hopes first effort In MIR.
HacksLs's support is Jobyna Rowland
THE Gibson girl" about whom so much
has been printed. She was Gibson's
model for several years. her face and
figure having been reproduced I'm many
OF ths artists studies Hope declared
her 10 be an ideal FIava and she Is
said TO act the part OF the Queen as
well as she looks il. Others in the cast
are Arthur Hoops as Count RupeIN; *.
T.. McClannin as Col. Sapt; Brigham
Royce as Fritz Won Tarlenheim; Ste
phen Wright as IT. Won Bernsnstein;
George Alison as Rischenheim; Thom-
as ID. Daily as Bauer; Longley Taylor
as James: sydney Price as the Chancel-
Tor: James Ottley as Simon; Mace
Greenleaf as Herbert Edgar McGreg-
gor as Heinrich; NJ. G. Wyman as the
Guard; Eiward Donnelly as the Chan-
cellor's Aid: Gertrude Rivers az Helga
Won Tarlenheim; Virginia Bucannan
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-16

Governor of New Amsterdam" will be
presented by William III. Crane at the
Providence Opera House. week from
next Monday. The comedy, for az such
IL is described, is I'm four acts and is
fathered by two such men of letters as
Brander Matthews and Bronson How
ard This latter fact Is responsible IN
great measure for the int rest which ~
centered i'm the work AMI expectations
run high as 10 it's mera;s. In all OF the
time that Mr.. Crane has been before the
public he has nsver been known TO do
anything badly. He believes in the
Jime-worn ad9ge that what Is worth
doing at all - worth doing well. He
cannot wrgte his plays and he endeav-
ors in cons equence 90 get the best man
available 90 do so for him. But he does
hold himself responsible for the man.
ner i'm which they are presented. In re-
card to tn production OF his new play
he Is said To have spread himself. He
has gathered about him number of
Grained and talented actors and placed
the mechanical and artistic PORTIONS of
the work in the hands OF people well
qualified for their tasks. In the pres
entation over 80 people take part and
the production will be the same as that
which is TO be seen i'm New York.
Jacob Jitt's production or Cecil Raj
oigh and Seymour Hicks drama NJ
EnyI,sh life er, itled Scoring Life
viii he the attraction at tho Providence
Onera House commencing Monday, oct
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SEACONNET STEAMBOAT co.

On and after Sunday. June IS. 1899.
steamer Awashonks will leave Provi-
dence, foot OF Planet street. East Side.
for Seaconnet Point. dai1y (Sundays ex-
cepted), at . a. m. Bristol at l0:l5 a
m. and Tiverton at i0:50 a. m.
Returning. leave Seaconnet at p. m.
Pierce's wharf 1885 p. m. Humphrey d
Church's wharf. Tiverton. 1855 y. M.
and Bristol <:25 p. m.
SUNDAYS.
Leave Providence 10 q. m. Seacon-
net 3 q. m. stopping at Pierce's wharf.
Tiverton and Bristol returning.
DAISY LADY ORCHESTRA.
Shore Dinners served in tie new din
ing hall.
STEAMER QUEEN CITY
VIII leave Seaconnet for Providence
daily (Sundays excepted) at $3.50 q. m.
a. m, Humphrey & Church's wharf.
Tiverton. 1850 a. m. Returning. leave
Providence $3.50 y. m. Tiyerton 4:40 p.
m.
SUNDAYS.
Leave Providence $3.50 a. m, stopping
az Bristol, Tiverton and Pierce's wharf.
Passengers returning via steamer
Awashonks p. m.
Matinee excursion every Saturday
afternoon. leaving Providence 1880 y.
m, Seaconnet y. m.
EXCURSIONS TO BRISTOL.
Leave Providence daily Sundays ex-
oepted) at go D. m. via Queen City; re-
turning. leave Bristol +:35 p. m. via
Awashonks.
VIII land at seaconnet. weather per-
J. A. PETTNY. General Manager,
p. o. Box 1858. Providence. r. I.
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New Empire Theatre.

Under the Red Robe" which will
come To the Empire theatre for one
week commencing next Monday even
ing tells story Of the time of Louis
XIII and Richelieu and gives even
Continued on Page Six)
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as Mother Holf and Grace Reals as
Rosa Holf.
one of the pretentious productions of
che season and one which on it's face
promises much, Peter StuyNeSant,
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'W' ssEe,f svAs~

where a rehearsal Is shown In progress.
Mary Manncring portrays the sweet
and juvenile lady OF the Wells" while
the harsher, yet good natured types OF
actres scs are presented by Mrs. Wal
cot. Miss Tryce and Miss Hilda Spong.
A still wider variety of actors are por-
-rayed by John Mason, George &. Boni-
face. Grant Stewart Charlcs w. But
Ter and William r Courtenay. In the
unprorcssional group are Charles Wal
cot. Mrs. Whiffen Harry Woodruff and
many others. The entire magnificent
production. all the scenery and cos
tunes will b seen exactly as present.
ed AT the Lyceum Theatre In New York
The engagement IL limited to three
nights.
OldItime theatre-gOers Will recall
lanes H. Hackett who when this cen
tury was young was one OF the best
known players I'm America. His son
Jai-es X. Hackett is perhaps as well
known today as any actor ~ his years.
the Younger Hackett has always been
n great favorite I'm Providence hence
the announcement thai he is 81 appear
here the latter half of this week VIII bc
- wolcam. one. Mr Hackctt was last
in this city when M8ude Adams pre-
sented ROMEO and juliet I'm wh'ch
production he made a strong impression
as Mcrcuiio. Earlier I'm the season ho
aDpcarcd ln The dual role in AnthunN
USpe's "Rup-tt of lieutzau ana u
will be seen his Wnck. Tie tow is undri
IN. management OF Dsnicl tt9hllti
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Ess. Es.at. AEras aui AlEssFaeer
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Col Webb

In a letter. 1895. to his aE,u, iu
charge 20 his place at At Vernon. b.
says hv has heard that Airs Washing
ton. an aunt. had. since he left. given
out four dozen and eight bottles %
wine. G,nl. Washington slys this will
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only TO hts particular friends. and "a
distinguishes people. and not Co peo1,s
who visit from motives us curiosity.
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TO OUR NEW SETTLERS.

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The GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD
ORDERS
Quantities of Hawaiian Views

We have received n large order us
views from Nr. =. !. Whttury. Gearral
Passenger and Ticket AErmE fog thr
Great Nurthsra Railroad. the se'ectiou
being left -ntirciy To- ne lt ss only
another instance in Whtch our motto
MERIT WINS EVERY TIME comes
out on ton. The q. ~. u. u is probably
contemplating putting on u liuc q.
steamers between Seattle and Huao.
tulus The above shoWs hoae our vugt
IS appreciated ju the Cuitrd States
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IIiIo Land Lease

Building leases o.: three different
lots tn uiio We're sold yesterday o.. th"
Executive building. T. g.. Serra1 t1ps
lot 81. for $500. upset price $500 rpe-
ijti1U that s. 600 house o. erected
ON i-. Lot -. with same upset price
and conditions. went Co.. ~. $. PIRATE
for $500. O.. g. Brown purchased fG.
bathing ipt ON the beach for So F year
with Che privilege rf che Government
taking Go back 90 viii
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FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

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q; the battle % Bunker Hlu b. y.a.
on his way 20 Cambridge
In a paragraph OF his second ehaut.-
the author points ou; tbag vc u~-I
not 90 90 their sons and husbands f1-
our knowledge 90 what American NO.
men IN the Revolutionary epoch we've
The French gentlemen whp came co.
tie help % the United Co.1u.ss we're
quicS 70 discern the qualities which
d!snihs. and distinguished their NO.
men: and g. IL to the credit 90 tas
young fellows that they admired au
ideal Cs conduct when might have
been supposed less Co t4e JSss ot @
lso.Jisr % passage than The which taey
had left behind them at Paris S.r Geo
Trsyeiya finds 30 hard 90 rs.ssy. t11.
tae French knight Grants 90. sb. ~
OF American independence. each o.
| them tae soul 90 Chiya-gy. belonged t1
/ the same nation as certain ssJzrb-rs-
I iev- GO Napoleon. who. after f-a..us
t.-".T ~lb-.s over Eurrr.. caaat.I CD
ItI" chance reader Uf fbs.r JuteH.r-
sutpb.r~ tB,.~ personal -ure.-@H- g.r.
or pre-. uteF. among beautiful end u1-
| patriotic women iu the countries watch
| tbyy bad visited as Invader. After
their return home. Lafayette emf ue
ISeEJr. c1urJE ia che drawing room
as tn the field openly procilimHi audi
s;eJdfast.y maintained shat. iu the
beauty. elegant and t5j-ut us jts ladies.
r.ostou could hold It's own with auy
capital city. tina; of Franc iuyjutei
DE Segur tn particular. astoUtsb"j
and charmed bats bcJrrrs 10y his dvs-
ICriptiuu os a community where what
passed as <tIjlutry ia Paris was called
10y very plain name indeed. where
women 90 station rode. drptr and
walked unattended. both tu town aud
country: whcr,. girls of sixteen trusted
themselves to- the escort 90 q guest.
who. yesterday. had been a strange.
ana talked TO him as frankly and az
fIs, as 10 he had been a cousin or a
brother: and. above aII. where q ybuus
Quukcr,<s who. tn her white dress
and close muslin cap. looked ike %
luymph rather than q mortal. jrrJuvvI
ham ON having deserted his wife and
children tn pursue the wicked calling
90 a soldier. and steruly rejected the
plea tina; he had severed l..mscif from
all that ne held most dear tu order 90
fight for the liberty of her country.
| After the war was over. De SeEur en-
bodied his experience and his uts. gV1-
;ious tn series uf predictions con
corning the future Of the United States.
tie clearly forcsIw that the question
whether the South and North were to
part company would. one day. arise
In formidable shape. tie fur-yoid
that wealth would bring luxury and
luxury corruption. With regard. how
ever. to that private morality which.
OF all he found IN America. be approx
Ell the most. he did not venture ON q
specific prophecy II shall be told. he
wrote. that America viii No, Away.
. preserve these simple virtues and thcs7
pure MANNER: bat 70 sh" preserve
them only for century that. a, any
rate. will bc century gained
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v. W. Y'cHEssEY & SONS.
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Stbs flntlnEK

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a NEW PAINT SHOP.

HAVING ASSOCIATED WITH "a
NJ. 1bka a. Wsss- q PRACTICAL isoass
Fsl1tsT. Decorator at WBos FnllsSer
us are boz Frsgare5 20 Elts csss=sA.s
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Particulars uf
Will. r. FISHER
E.BE Es..ts NEeas aud Al.ss rE.I#r
Fort auI Merchant ssFsFsa
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Fever is Raging.

PEOPLE GOING MAD n shssr Aass.
TO So b. SAsir orders fo- sroa .eoru
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The following incidents iu al. sur.a.
life Of Gen. Washington appear tn the
Historical Magazine
Robinsuu's. Iuu- 3. t5ss.
Dear Sirs-GCuCrlI Washington diues
with me tomorrow. DE Is exceedingly
fond % salt FISH: have some coming
up and a., ID will be- here in a few
days "a viii Tot be- here iu timc-li
YOU could conveniently lend me a.
much fish a. would serve pretty larz
company for dinner tomorrow cat lvss;
enough for one dishI q will obliEe me
and shall IN a very few days o. return
ei in as good dun fish as ever YOU s-e
Your most obedicnt servant.
Y. HOWE.
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