The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-19

habit he had acquired when playing
MARKS, tne lawyer, in an Uncle Tom
show, asserted itself, and he attempted
to wind his legs about the body of the
burro, but That particular burro did not
like it and before Hogan had time to
think, the animal had made buck
which sent Hogan II feet into the air.
When his friends reached him he was
unconscious, and it took doctor half
an hour to bring him back to life. Ho-
gan had not yet been able to walk be-
fore Brogan took it into his head to
ride burro. He got on the animals
back all right. but he wouldn't bulge
until Brogan gave him a dig in the
TANKS with his boots and then the meek
creature simply stood on his head and
Brogan nearly broke his neck when ne
struck the ground, and he remained in
dazed condition for half a day. Man
ager Hennessy then hired a lot of small
boys to keep all burros out of sight of
the hotel and opera house. fearing that
II something was not done his show
would be broken up. Hogan and Bro
gan appeared that night with patches
on their countenances and went through
their parts with the aid of canes.
The San Francisco Examiner pub
fishes the following in regard to the
SiiiuSiibP W eAiS HIdWleS COMPANY.
The r1alto was stirred by the news
that the Frawley company has disband-
ed in Kansas City, and now T. Daniel,
the manager of many troubles, says
that it all happened through the de-
mon drink.
The fatal thirst Of the Frawley COM
pany has more than once figured in
local history. and now, according to Mr..
F'rawley, who unbosomed himself in
nj, fr (No1J !
dent, it has swallowed up the whole
show
According to his account, the recent
trip away from home must have been
one long tour of terrible toots. Mr..
Frawley spangled his tale with I'M
printable dashes and otherwise said:
I'VE came to grief because of an I'M
precedented series of DRINKS. First, my
leading man loaded up in California
then another actor took to leaving a
trail of empty bottles and rich saloon
keepers all along the line and then my
business manager loosened his thirst
and the company went to smash. We
were carrying 10 people and the bust
ness was simply frightful. Why, the
last four weeks have cost me nearly
S., OOO.'
Frawley will shortly proceed to
Washington, where he may organize a
Sloch COMPANY LOT lne spring ana sum-
mer seasons in that city But every
member of the new band will be a
sworn teetotaler. Mr.. Frawley says that
he is tired of the tank drama and that
thirst specialists need not apply.
The Sousa marches are now the mus
ical craze of the entire civilized world.
Go where you may, in any cline, under
any flag, the stirring rhythm and noble
harmonies of John Philip Sousa's COM
positions delight your ear. Every man,
woman and child in England plays or
whistles the Washington Post" and
during the queens jubilee in London
this famous march was the principal
musical contribution to those famous
festivities. The great Jubilee parade in
London started to the stirring strains
of 1.-THE Washington Post" and two
days later at the great military review
a Aldershot the combined bands of the
Household brigade, mounted on met
tlesome troop horses, swept past Queen
Victoria playing the same inspiring
music. THE Stars and Stripes Forever
was the musical feature of the war
in Cuba and Porto Rico, and his "Un-
chain the Dogs of War" was most time
ly in it's inspiration. Sousa will play all
his greatest marches at the concert of