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Estate of Royal Danielson, deceased
The undersigned has been appointed
and qualified as Executor of the estate
OF Royal Danlelson, late of Washing
ton county, Ohio.
Dated this 26th day Of October, A. D.
1899.
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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-09
PASSING SHOW.
Alice Nielsen heGem
of the Week at
the Worcester.
PLAYS OLD AND NEW.
Laughter and Tears Mingle
as Usual on the
Mimic Stage.

There is gain of one performance
at the Worcester theatre this week,
and we are to have three instead of
two. The great attraction will come
on Monday evening, when Alice Mel
son and her opera company give 1.-THE
Fortune Teller" by Harry Smith and
Victor Herbert. Sowing the Wind
will undoubtedly draw good house
on Tuesday, as it always does, and
Hoyt's "A Milk-White Flag" will ex-
cite the risibilities on Saturday. A jol-
ly farce-comedy "a Rag-Time Recep-
ton" is booked at Lothrop's, and a
brilliant array of talent is advertised
at the Park. That theatre addition
ally announces a sacred concert for to-
night, when the latter half of the pro-
gram will be devoted to the biograph
pictures of Pope Leo XIII.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-09
THE PARK THEATRE.
A Bigger and'Funnier Show Than Ever Is
Scheduled for This Week.

The Park theatre made the record of
it's existence Easter week, being packed
every night The managers expect to
beat their record, great as it was, this
week. for they have got an even bigger
and funnier show.
The bill is headed by George Evans,
the famous comedian and song writer,
who is the author of TN Be True to
My Honey Boy and so other success
full popular songs. He is an exception
ally clever performer, and has played
the Keith and Proctor circuits a dozen
times, always with advanced salary
and increased success.
Froebel and Ruge, a great aerial
comedy duo who are known as the
human scales will give one of the most
entertaining acts on the program.
Charles NJ. Seay. a popular young
leading man, and Helen WeatheTsby,
a sister of Eliza Weathersby, will pre-
sent the laughable and altogether en-
ioyable farce, Dollars and Dogs"
The Orvilles, who are among the top
notchers of trapeze performers, will do
more thrilling acts on the trapeze than
any team which has yet been seen in
Worcester. The wonderful breakaway
finish with which their act concludes
is the most remarkable feat attempt
ed by trapeze performers.
The Deltorelli brothers, English mu-
steal clowns, give very funny act,
accompanied by some really wonderful
electrical effects.
Fox and FoXie funny comedian
and a wonderful trained dog, who have
been a great hit at 'Proctor's Pleasure
Palace. New York, will make plenty Of
fun for Park patrons.
Blanche Ring, CalifOrnia's favorite
coon singer, a very clever woman and
a tremendous hit everywhere, will war
BILE her special line of ditties.
There will be a number of new pic
lures shown by the popular American
biograph. Among them will be that of
dude who is showed off a dock while
fishing, by some summer girls, the
cruiser st. Louis, ice yachting, a race
between two express trains, a comedy
picture of What Happened to Jones'"
and others.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-09
STAGE GLINTS.
What Is Happening Among Those Who
Make Their Living on the Stage.


Edna May has applied for divorce
from her husband, Fred Titus, the
noted English runner. Edna's real name
was Petty. and she had quite an adven-
turous career before she Joined the
Casino chorus and became noted as the
demure Belle of New York"
A sad ending to a brilliant career
apDears in the case of Lilly Post, the
comic opera prima donna, who for years
reigned as queen with McCaulPs, the
Casino. Duff's and other famous opera
troupes. Miss Posts vogue enabled her
to confine her work to the largest cities,
so she was known in Worcester only
bv reputation, except for a single visit
at the head of the Little Tycoon" COM
many. Last week in Chicago, Miss Post
was taken violently insane, and her
rawlings were so fierce that she had to
he conveyed to the asylum strapped in
a wicker basket. Death meTcifully put
an end to her struggles on Wednesday
Robert Mantell has secured The
Dagger and the Cross, an adaptation
bv Joseph Hatton from his own novel,
ana viii make it the chief feature Of
his tour next season.
Tobn Douglas, who in THE Dark Sec
ret'' wrote the first of the tank dramas,
has brought out in London a new
thriller called The Mistress Of the
Seas" Its especial excitement is a des-
perate fight by the hero and the villain
in the engine room of a steamship. while
fine heroine hangs on a lever till the
machinery starts, thus averting
wreck.
Anna Held is going to star next sea-
son in "Papa's Wife" a musical COM
edv that was a feature of Judic's roper
toire. 1t has been brought up to date
by Harry B. Smith. $3.50,
Nellie Media was nearly run over by
a. laundry wagon in San francisco lass
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-09
LoTHRoP's OPERA HOUSE,
The Play for the Next six Days Will Be "A
IRagtlme Reception" Farce Comedy.

This musical farce comedy purports
to be to dramatics what rag-time music
is to meIody-something bizarre, unique
and fetching. Many specialties are in
troduced. all new and up to date in
every way.
There are rag-time songs, dances,
complications and comicalities without
end, and the comedy goes with rush
from start to finish Manager Cooke
has selected a special cast of comedians
and condolences to present his farce,
and the public will be introduced to
what the genial press agent terms q
hot show"
The farce deals with the trials and
tribulations of an old gentleman called
N. Digestion Crank Leiden), his wife
Julia Glom), who was once member
of the Ragtime Burlesque Company,
the leading soubrette ella Ray) of the
said burlesquers, and down-trodden,
always short, theatrical manager ed
win Keough).
The trials and tribulations are
brought upon them by the mixing up
of things in general by Buck Wheat
cakes Gus Pixley), ragtime tramp,
and Nicodemus Jefferson (Charles H.
Phillips), ragtime colored gentleman.
To give the plot in detail would be
only depriving the public of the many
side-splitting complications and un-
ravellings of intricate, uproariously
funny situations that await him as he
sees the plot of this unique conception
of a farce develop.
Sufficient to say that the comedy
was built only to be presented to those
who were physically able to stand
hearty laughter continuously admins
tered for two hours and forty min
utes. Scattered throughout this me-
lange of merriment are number of up
to-date, clever specialties, all of which
are of the best in their respective lines,
and all placed in the farce to keep the
waves of jollity in constant motion,
compelling every one for time to for
get their business and domestic cares
and troubles in good, wholesome funny
fun and musical music.
Not alone is the comedy UP to date
in every particular, but the scenery and
other accessories that go to make up
the production are beautiful in effect
and the acme Of novelty in mechanical
construction The company that will
present this novelty numbers in its en-
tirety rs. During this engagement
Manager Wilton will still continue to
give his special bargain matinees on
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
when the best seats in the house can
be had for % cents. Arrangements
have been made whereby bicycles will
be checked free both at this house and
the Park Theatre.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-09
"a MILK WHITE FLAG"

This play is another old favorite
which has come to town almost more
times than one can count, yet always
is fresh and new. 1t was written when
Hoyt was at the zenith of his powers
and fame, and contains laugh in every
sentence and action. The military club,
with its colonel who looks like Napo-
leon, the scheming speculator, the
widow and her artificial grief, are all
fruit for the authors keenest satire,
while the regular army general who has
little style, but plenty of pluck, is a
very timely character just at present.
Mary Marble pretty little soubrette,
who plays the orphan daughter, is fea-
tured in the production.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-09
"SOWING THE WIND. i"

This play has been given in Wor-
cester six times in the last five years,
and always with excellent financial re-
suits. 1t of course is a problem play,
with sex against sex for its keynote.
Its author, Sydney Grundy, has clothed
the drama in language of unusually
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-09

high literary merit, and the great scene
OF the third act, between the aged
Brabazon and the girl Rosamond, is
always followed with breathless atten-
ton,
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-09

Suit the people because they are tired
of bitter doses, with the pain and gripping
that usually follow. Carriers Little Liver
puia Ozaa nh a dnaA.
The Marshall republican., 1899-08-25

No. 20.
ORGANIZATION AND PLANS.

At the meeting OF subscribers to the Street
Fair fund held last Friday morning all or
gaui,ation was effected. w. A. Beatty being
elected president, J. G. Patterson secretary and
II. H. Downing. treasurer The three are all
workers and interested in the fair and those
who wish II success are pleased with the start
made An executive committee was also nam.
ed allottng to each member, the direction Of
n department in ::linc with his talents OF bust
ness-Jno W. Rose, Decorations; Jos Hamil.
Farm Products; T. W. Miles, Amusemen,s;
H. I.owonstcin. Music. This committee will
have in charge the erection Of booths. which
are - be placed around the entire square OH
the court house yard. next the granitoid walk
thai is now being laid down. Canvass cover.
entirely down at nights, which are to be dec.
GRATED with appropriate irescoining, according
TO the nature ,,oi each booth, executed by a st,
Louis specials, secured for this occasion, will
I've placed In position by this committee and
privileges of booths sold to the merchants who.
may decorate ,c their hearts desire.
A high diver, who will twice day jump
from the top OF 90 foo, pole into four fec, oi
water. "pckaninny band and vaudeville
entertainments every evening are among The
drawing cards. which will make the Marshall
Free Street Fair of 90. one long to be fem,m.
befod. These are some Of the amusement feat.
ures that are being booked for engagements
here Read the premium list on pages and
.. which are most liberal and worth the effort
of the competition II will take to win.
The Marshall republican., 1899-08-25
LIVE STOCK WORLD

Robert u. Wright, OF Mt. Leonard, one OF
the bes, feeders IN the state, who generally top,
the market sold ~ head OF Shorihorn cattle
averaging 400 lbs, at 80 so and 90 other cattle
averaging 1877 lbs. at 50 IS in Chicago Mon
day This year an Illinois s,ocLman slipped
III upon him with a small bunch oi selected cat.
tie that brought 5000
J. H. Dcdmed Of Gillian, sold % cattle a,
50 averaging 1852 lbs in Chicago "Wednesday
The Shofhorns OF john Fiugibbons OF Mar
shall. which sold in Chicago at 50. 90, ,Aug.9,h,
and had up to that time topped the market,
were photographed for the Breeders Gazette.
which contained an cXcellout hall tone Of the
animals IN It's last issue.
II. Reed, from the rich Blackwatcr regions
in Saline county, had finely developed load OF
i,S4S pound steers Of his own feeding on the
markc, that topped the market at s6.ss. They
The Marshall republican., 1899-08-25
Marriage Licenses.

Jacob II. l:pperSon aud Alice Gray, Slater
Samuel Wiichcr and Myrtle Holder Koping
William Il. Weaver, Miami, aud Sarah +
Hutton. Waverly
William X Closer and Myrtle u, Smith,
Ridge Prairie,
W T.. Fletcher and orc,,a Hudson Grand
Pass
J. Y. iill, Elrwood aud Molie Hall, Me
AlIstor Springs
frank Bulruss and Minnie casebolt, Miami.
Henry G Casey and Susan Brown, Har
dcman.
The Marshall republican., 1899-08-25
WARRANT REFUSED,

Horton Bros, commission merchants of St.
Louis. who had William B. Stor,s. of Slater, ar.
rant against him from the st. Lofts Assistant
Prosecuting Attorney Johnson, but were refused
OH the ground that the case properly belonged to
ST, Clair county, III. The parties desiring the
prosecution OF the Saline county man include
Hess * Co. also live stock commission mer.
chants OF East st. Louis and allege that S,or,s
sold them load of mor,gaged cattle valued a,
81 700
The Marshall republican., 1899-08-25
DROWNED WHILE SWIMMING.

Robert Chambers. young man of eighteen
years and Of good family living three miles
from Boonvile. was drowned Sunday while
bathing in the Missouri River. The broh,, Of
this boy stood on the bank, overcome with
fright and watched his brother sink for the
third time to his death beneath the water. The
body was recovered later in the place where he
last disappeared.
The Marshall republican., 1899-08-25

were hough, by Swii, Il Company. Tuesdays
81. Louis Nat. Reporter
u II. Bradford, OF Blackburn, had mixed
l9ad Of horses and mules to arrive oil the st.
I.ouis market Tuesday. =
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-18
PLAIN, EASY READING.
1t Will Do You Good to
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A Splendid Article Which All the
People Are Now Talking
rluch About.

What we say is plain, easy reading and
will do you good. The people of ST. Paul
are saying a great deal about Morrow's
Kid-ne-oids just now because Morrow's
Kid-ne-oids have cured so many bad
vousness in this city. Morrow's Kid-ne-
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in yellow tablet form, and acts directly
upon the kidneys and nerves. Do not con-
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of kidney pills; they are yellow tablets
and put up in wooden boxes which con-
tain enough for about two weeks treat
ment, and sell at cents a box at all drug
stores.
We ask you to read what one of our
tcwnsmen has to say about the great mer-
it of Morrow's Kid-ne-oids.
Mr.. S. P. Montour, barber In the Endi-
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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-18
HEAVY FALL OF RAIN.
Reports From Various Points on the
Recent Storm.

ST. CLOUD, Mimi. Oct 1.-THE rain
fall in this city for the twenty-four
hours ending at o'clock Sunday evening
was 435 inches and for the first fifteen
days of October it has measured 1-95
inches Dr. Markatt, the local voluntary
observer, declares this to be the heaviest
rainfall of October in his experience,
which runs back over a period of thirty
five years in Minnesota.
SAUK CENTER, Oct. 17-As a result
of Sunday nights terrible rain and wind
storm several buildings In this city are
in a damaged condition and streets badly
washed. The entire front of W. S. Dean s
newly constructed brick warehouse and
office building, which had not been rooted,
collapsed, but while no one was in or
about the building.
LONG PRAIRIE, Mimi, Oct. 1.-THE
heaviest rain of the season visited this
section Sunday, and streams are out of
their banks About three and three
fourths inches of water fell, and threshing
will be badly delayed
HARMONY, Mimi, Oct. 17.-About three
inches of rain fell in this section, with
also the heaviest hail storm for years.
Much damage was done to window panes.
GRANITE FALLS, Mimi, Oct. IA
bad rain and hail storm prevailed over
this section Sunday. No more threshing
can be done for some time. Machines
cannot move about on account of the
mud.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-18
So to- SIS

line on the west side of the Lynn canal.
The two parties had placed the line of
demarkation on Chiicoot and White
passes, right at the top of the passes,
and there has never been the slightest
friction at those points. But because of
the fact that the westernmost of the
three passes, namely Chilcoot pass, was
fully forty miles removed from the sea-
and the same rule could not be applied
by our representatives without great
loss, therefore recourse has been had to
neither expedient, and the line of denmark
alton will run along the Klehana river
and from a point near Kluckwan cross
to a mountain peak on the southwest.
The effect will be to give the United
States control of the tide waters, the
British four miles above to maintain the
American control to the new and impor-
tant Purcipine country, and, lastly, to
save the rights of all American miners
who are now on the Canadian side of the
line.
1t is understood the modus will live at
the pleasure of both parties to it; there
will be no date fixed for its expiration.