The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-24

costs and all, for my sins against II.
| Mr.. Thomas has sent to Washington
Mr.. Rankins offer. If the government
| accepts it Mr.. Rankin will pungle, and
the charge against him will be wiped
| out"
This interesting story is credited to
a young man of Astoria, Ore:
My Friend From India THE Gay
Mr.. Bender Uncle Josh Spruce" and
Aunt Jerusha," Charles Aunt were
stopping AT the White Horse Tav-
| ern.' We were holding "A Rag Time
Reception and having "A Hot Old
| Time Speeches were in order.
Hazel Kirk" "A Female Drum
| mer." spoke about THE Power of the
Press" and how THE Rising Genera
ton" should give Ten Nights in
Barroom" .'The Marble Heart"
Sister Mary called The French
Maid to make ready "a Turkish
Bath" and informed us it was All
Mistake" that "Pudd' nhead Wilson"
cried Because She Loved Him So.
Jacks Wife" wanted to know What
Happened to Jones'" when THE Wild
ow Darlington" shouted Have You
Seen Smith," NO" answered Our
Malinda," who added, but Browns
Hyde The Village Postmaster
Mr.. Plaster of Paris, THE District
Attorney" and His Better Half are
attending 'Maloney's Wedding
Across the Potomac" They were
Jolly Old Chums" in Alabama"
where they had Money to Burn"
They are members of 1.-The Irish Four
Hundred and are Respectable Peo-
pie
Just Before Dawn" "A Bell Boy,
appeared. with "A Bunch of Keys" and
"a Scrap Of Paper" but My Uncle
Tom, from New York with "A Grip
Of Steel'' threw him "Over the Fence"
and he struck THE Sidewalks of New
York"
At Eight Bells" our party on The
White Squadron" started Through the
Breakers" on trip Around the
World" "o'Brien, the Contractor"
was 'The Ships Master and Little
Lord Fauntleroy' The Captain
Mate Damon and Pythias,' Two
Jolly Rovers," and relations sol or me me
Late Mr.. Jones'" spotted The Cash
Box with The Evil Eye and made
"A Clean Sweep" For a Million
The announcement is made that Madge
Neville and Stanley Johns, both mem
bers of the Romance of Coon Hol-
low. which recently was played at
the Grand, We're married at Seattle
Yesterday. Edith Hall of the "Yon
Yonson" company has severed her con-
nections with that organization to mar
ry rich man in San Francisco. The
Examiner has this announcement OF 1t:
1t is said that w. N. Mccarthy. own
er of the Langham hotel, skipper of the
yacht Ramona, well known figure
in club circles and supervisor-e elect,
will marry pretty Edith Hall. the
dashing soubrette. next week. Mr.
Mccarthy will neither deny nor af-
firm the rumor, but some of his frlends,
and not a few of Miss Halls, affirm
that the marriage has been arranged
and will certainly take place.
Miss Hall was formerly a leading
light of the Tivol Stock company. She
had some trouble with the management
and after suing Mrs. Kreling for
breach of contract went East, where
she made hit. She will return here
actress and Mr.. Mccarthy have been
acquainted for years and for a long
time. it is said he has been her ar
dent admirer, d..
Mr.. Mccarthy is a man of considera-
Bile wealth. He owns several choice
pieces of downtown realty. Before
his nomination for supervisor by the
recent democratic convention he had
taken no part in political affairs. He
will be a member of the first board
under the charter.
Sam Thall, manager of the "Yon
Yonson" company, of which Miss Hail
is a member, confirms the report of
the lady's approaching marriage.
Miss Hail has notified me that she
intends to sever her connection with
the 'Yon Yonson' company shortly
after the termination of the season
which opens at the California theater
next Sunday night" said Mr.. Thai.
II asked her to give me her reason
for leaving us, and she informed me
franS M
wealthy gentleman of San Francisco
would take place shortly after her ar
rival She also informed me that the
honeymoon would be spent in crufs-
ing to Honolulu and back on her in
tended husbands yacht. l am unable
to state whether Mr.. Mccarthy is the
fortunate man. but / understand that
Mr.. Mccarthy is wealthy and owns
yacht"
Figures are interesting when they
are large and are based upon fact.
Here are some which will show what
may be expected of Ben Hur,' which
will be produced in New York next
Wednesday as a scenic productions:
To produce the chariot race alone
will cost $4,000 In order to get II
suitable runners, 10 horses were tried
in the training quarters during the
last five months. Eight horses will
reserve in case of accident.
More scenery will be used in the
Grove of Daphne scene than was used
in Augustin Days entire production
Of "a Midsummer Nights Dream
To make the performance of the
play possible stage has been con-
str11cted different in almost every de-
tail from any that was ever used be-
fore.
one of the things that General Wal
lace felt most apprehensive about was
the possibility CT producing successful
ly the star of Bethlehem. 1t has been
will shine only seven minutes, has al
ready cost $1,000.
Those who will be able to attend
the performance of Black PATHS Trou-
badours Sunday night may anticipate
a treat. The company Is one of the
best of it's kind organized in this coun-
| try. The 40 artists who comprise the
company have been selected with judg-
ment and they offer good support to
| ,oIr he n