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Arizona republican., 1899-01-16

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 Extra low prices for thIs month 1n groceries. Frank Griebel. 218 and 2G0 West Washington. Redewin block. ALFALFA SEED for sale at Smiths Mill
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Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-15
You are Invited to attend
MOrand'S Assemblies

Every Wednesday and Saturday.
$50 p. m. Dimicks orchestra. New
dances. Lady and gentleman, soc; extra
lady. Csc Season ticket, good until May
1st $1,000.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-15
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE SUNDAY. OCTOBER 15 1899

will hu in dates until October o. when
1t resumes its original bookings at omaha.
Fred g. Whitney has secured from Au-
rights to THE Greek slave" which he
VII produce with Dorothy Morton in the
sellles, France in 1866, untiI, although even
standing room was not available, a seat
vas provided for Lieutenant George
Dewey, then on the kearsarge.
More than 2iO0O persons paid for admis-
sion to Shakespeares birthplace STRAIT
ford-upon-Avon, during the fiscal year re-
tCntly closed and more than 1000 paid for
admission to Anne Hathaway's cottage.
Lawrence Irving, Henry Irvings son, IS
a man who is likely to make his mark In
the theatrsa world llis excellent trans trans
his father produced at the IyCeum, Lon
don, brought him forward at once, and
he has proved to be very credible actor.
The collection of antique furniture, ar
NOR tapestry and bronze that was the
property of the late Augustin DAILY and Is
now owned by Ada Rehan, has been
agor Richard Dorney is making selections
from the collection for use in Miss Re-
han starring tour
Dewey ,stockings-all, over American
eagles and embroidered with Olympia 5
llaEs and pennants, and. in. some cases,
with Olympia her5efmarS the latest u,, GX,
them, including Lillian Russell, Minnie
selIsman, Marie Burroughs, Christie Nc
Donald and Lulu Glascr.
Probably no man living has made so
much from writing for the stage as Mr.,
W, S Gilbert of comic opera fame. 1t Is
estimated that the operas jointly produced
by MIR. Gilbert and Sir Arthur Sullivan
yielded no less than G30O0,000 In gross re-
Ceipts. What MIR. Glbert's share in this
bonanza" is the world may not know, but
even on a 10 per cent royalty 1t would be
Gl5OO0O, or at the rate of something like
10000 a year.
Sir Henry Irving will in few days sail
for New York, where his American tour
will begin on October 30 1t will continue
until March 10 and will include the prin-
Cipal northern and eastern cities and cities
of the middle west. He will not visit the
Pacific coast. Whether he will come to
Omaha or not is as yet uncertain. Every
effort will however, be made by the man.
agement of Boyds theater to induce him
to visit this city His Chicago engage
ment opens February u and is for three
weeks.
The first Juliet and the original Ophelia
were beardless youths, because women
were not allowed on the stage when the
English drama was in its first years. At
some time previous to 1860 women had APP
pcared on the stage in London, but rarely.
Women of the court had appeared in pri-
, Vatc theatrCals before the sovereigns but
the difference between these and public APP
pearances was great enough to make the
first actual paid appearance of an English
actress that of Mrs Coleman, wife of a
/ professional actor. She was seen in a pro-
duction of The Siege Of Rhodes" made in
| 1866.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-15

The announcement that Skipped by the
Light OF the Moon is to be placed en- route
again. and is to be seen at the Boyd theater
for three nights commencing October 10 will
meet the hearty approval OF many of its
erstwhile admirers. In preparing it for
the current season many new features have
been added, which, while in no way de-
tracing from its old-time effervescence, will
render it ''up to date and in line with the
best attractions Of its order. In the way
of equipment everything is brand new and
of the best.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-15
PLAYS and Players.

Verdi is writing his memoirs.
ST, Louis is TO have Castle Square
Opera company.
Charles Frohman expects to produce
Richard Carvel' with a star actor
Mr. Mansfield is off the stage less than
fifteen minutes during the performance OF
"Cyrano."
Janauschek begins a starring tour Octo-
Merrlics"
Mrs Leslie Carter was discharged in
oankruptcy last i week Her liabilities
Sir, Henry Irving, Ellen Terry and the
London Lyceum company will sail from
Liverpool for this country today.
Sir Henry Irvng's next play is to deaf
Win the situation in France at the time
of the massacre of St. Bartholomew
Stan.slaus STANCES dramatization of the
newell "Quo Nadis. " has been accepted bv
Fred c. Whitney for production during the
holidays.
Instead OF THE Gadhy," with its very
limited attendance. some kind of a big
house fly would have satisfied Stuart Rob
son better.
John Drew has been under Doctors care
since Thursday last. MIR. Drew had a
severe cold and, fever setting in, the physi-
clan ordered perfect quiet Mr., Drew in
sisted upon playing. however, and left his
bed on Friday and Saturday rather than
d!sappcint the audiences
Eugenie Blair was forced to cancel her
Texas dates on account of the quarantine
against New Orlaens, After concluding
ments the company left for Memphis and
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-15
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LApOR AND INDI STRN.

According to Il government rorort West
Virginia produced l6,iOOOg9 short tons of
coal, valued at 26i, in lS9S,
The Lancaster CPaD Motor company has
decided to erect a 100000 factory at Iitts-
burg, Pa. Heavy trucks for street cars Viii
be made.
Uncle Sans blue book, now in the hands
of the printer, will be of ZOO pages, ana
show that there are now 100000 persons In
the service of the government.
John b. Lennon, general secretary of the
Journeymen Tailors Union of America has
secured an advance in wages In Louisville,
Toledo. Toronto, Winnipeg and Denver.
1t Is officially ANNOUNCED that the naiu-
more and Ohio rolling mill, at Cumberland,
Md, idle for the last twelve years. will be
put in operation the first of next month.
Three hundred coke ovens are being built
Iron and Railroad company to supply the
great demands of the furnaces In the
district
Statistics of average weekly wages Just
mills in that state show that mems wages
$3.50. and of children S2.7S.
coal production for 1898 was llS,5FII7 short
tons; spot value Sis; ;I67 l25. Anthracite
total. total pt2dnGt m 5aS2 snSrt tSGs tHs pS
S52.5SS
The meeting of the officers of the Inter
national Typographical union and trustees
of the Childs- Drexel Home for Printers at
Colorado Springs last week decided on a
$4,000 addition to the home and apprOpr!-
ated 5000 for improvements on grounds
and present buildings.
In eight months of this year Alabama
and Tennessee are reported to have sent
forth 1,025,796 tons of pig IRON, an increase
of 1916 tons over the total of shipments
in the same period OF time last year. Dur
ing this period the two states named eX-
ported 1l5.1l5 tons of cast iron pipe, or
81 52S tons more than was sent out in the
eight months Of 1898.
The scarcity of railroad freight cars has
not been relieved, so far as Pittsburg IS
concerned. The circular repair shop of the
Pennsylvania railroad at Pitcairn one of
the biggest shops IN the country, is ever
worked with patching up disabled cars and
several hundred cars waiting for repairs
have already accumulated on the tracks in
the yard and more are coming in every
day
p. j. Mcclure, secretary Of the Brother
hood Of Carpenters and Jolners, in his an
nual report. just ISSUED, local unions
and membership, says in part; AT last
report July l, 1898, we had 42S local unions
and 3l.5OS members. Now have 452
local unions and 39S45 members. In add.
ton we should count 9,S47 members over
three months in arrears who are subject
to our rules, though not i'll benefit, which
makes a total membership of 1862.
Miss Julia officer, piano studio, Karbach
block
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-15
OUT OF THE ORDINARY.

United States transports are still sailing
from Frisco manned by Chinese crews.
1t has been judicially decided in Oregon
that in an emergency case a physician can
drive across a bridge at a speed greater
than permitted to ordinary traffic.
In Germany the capital for carrying on
the pawnshops by the municipal authorities
Is derived either from the city treasury or
the city savings bank, which Is usually
operated in connection with the shops The
articles offered in pawn are valued by
sworn appraisers.
William Margrave has been a justice OF
the peace at Fort Scott, Kan, since De
comber 5, 1854. His commission was the
first issued from the territorial governor
office Subsequently the office was made
elective. but he received the support OF
both parties until It became tme-honored
custom for the conventions to nominate
him by acclamation.
In Hillsdale, Mich. the sidewalks are all
In control Of the city; are built by the city
itself by the day labor plan; are uniform
In size and construction and are paid fol
by property owners upon a uniform scale
The city is putting down cement walks fol
cents a foot and wood for cents. Cement
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-15

a new hat between three gentlemen Yours
truly, Constant Reader.
Answer-Your letter has been sent to the
cipher code man in the telegraph depart
ment, so that we may decipher your meaning.
You have a bet OF a hat on the question as
to which is the best band in the country
Your letter would indicate that you mean
hat band. But this Is probably not your in
tention. IT you will write to Sousa. Her
bert Bellstedt, lnnes, Brooke, Phinney
Reeves, Fanciulli. Brookes and others, they
will tell you. There may be difference OF
opinion between them but you will have the
satisfaction OF knowing what each thinks
But, dear Constant Reader, what profit is it..
when the bet is decided, for you say "a bet
OF new hat between three gentlemen" -"
What good will be one hat between three
men?
Dear Sir-Is it true that the German
language is very difficult to master? l
would like to learn it for opera II it is not
too hard.
Answer-German is not so hard. Did you
ever study the golf language?
THOMAS ! KELLEY
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-15

For the week commencing today there Is
at least one advertisement Instead of a
farce-comedy the week is to be opened at
Boyds by Hermann, the magician, and in
MS line there is none better. For the last
halt OF the week it Is to be Skipped by
the Light OF the Moon," farce. At the
orpheum Marie Tavary, the grand opera
singer Is to be the feature, while at the
Trocadero the stock opera company will
sing THE Queens Lace Handkerchief"
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-15

The Forthcoming production OF Johann
Strauss opera, The Quesn's Lace Hand
kerchef," announced for this week at the
Trocadero, Is being looked forward to by
local musicians with a great deal CT inter-
est, as it Is one Of the most difficult in the
modern repertoire of light opera compost
tionc
The music of "The Queens Lace Hand
kerchief' is like that OF all Of the Strauss
comp pcsitions-beautifully harmonious and
In every way pleasing. There is Just enough
comedy interspersed to keep an audience in
the best of humor, while the opera is redo
lent with brilliant choruses and pretty
solos duets and trios for the principals.
There are three stirring finales. The cos
tunes are new. as well as the scenery, and
a creditable production may be reasonably
expected. The cast will be as follows:
King, Mr., Moeher queen, Miss Mortimer;
marchiouess, Miss Chase; Donna Irene. An
nie Myers; Ceryantes. Jay C. Taylor; prime
minister, William Riley Hatch; Don Sanco,
William Hicks; Antonio, Alice James; min
lister of war, Franklyn Fox.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-15

There is one redeeming feature to these
what might be properly termed out-of-date
farces which has been noticeable, and that
Is this year they are all interpreted by
companies really good and deserving There
mas been none of that transforming element
In any OF them. For instance, the two
plays seen at Boyd's last week-"At Gay
Coney Island and "a Hot Old Time
were both presented by companies far su-
perior to these which gave the same plays
here last season. The vaudeville features
OF these plays have also been noticeably
praiseworthy.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-15
MnslCnl Nntcs.

Miss, Bella Robinson, piano studio.
Hospes
Miss Charlotte Menden of Parsons. Kan.
Is that Omaha teachers get business from
every adjacent state, but little from Ne
Charles Higgins, concert violinist and
building.
>,Ai At Al n Saints 4 o'clock service, today
obligato by Mr.. Carl Smith
opened a studio in Omaha for the study Of
the pianoforte. Still they come.
,,s Me- Charles tGll Higsins has abandoned, the
stead will adhere to studio work
There will be an organ recital by Mr.
Walter E. Young at Hanscom Park Metho-
dist church this afternoon at o'clock
Miss Cell White, teacher of piano Pupil
of VIM. II. Sherwood, studio sol Shelly
block. Reception days, Tuesdays and Thurs
days.
Mr., Suto1ius will organize a couple Of
manGonn clubs this week. Omaha people
nave not forgotten the fine organization he
mad some years ago.
Silently, slowly and surely has the COM
mittee on choral matters been at work dur
ing the last week securing the influence
and promises of financial support from
whose names at the head of an enterprise
guarantee it's success
T, The he committee CONSISTING of Miss Anna
Mr. Gareissen, Dan Wheeler and Mr.
stephens, has spent considerable time on
the matter. a meeting is called for Tues
gay night next at the Hospe auditorium on
Douglas street, to which all singers who
are good sSht readers and have had some
vocal training are invited. The membership
of the society is to be exclusive in regard
to voice only. The restrictions will be of
musical and not a financial nature
A short program will be given previous to
the meeting on Tuesday night. The serv-
ices of the following artists have been con-
tributed thereto: Miss Kellogg, Mrs. Kelly,
Miss Bishop, Mr.. Wheeler, Mr. Gareissen,
Mr.. j. e. Butler and the new pianist, Miss
Ella Ethel Free. All the leading church
choir singers are specially invited.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-15

present ordinance has been in force for
three years.
As required by law Comptroller knight
Of Buflalo last week received from the In
tcrnational Traction company check for
an amount equal to pa per cent of the
gross earnings of the corporaton. The
face of the check was fer A6,554l,
Rev Z. j. Brien, a Roman Catholic
priest of St Johns, Newfoundland, has in
vented new form of hull for boats which
ne thinkS VIII ,w.n the america cup neNt
design is the concavity, in transverse sec
tion, of the boats bottom. so that sides
and bottom meet in a sharp angle AT the
bilge. one boat already built on this prin-
Ciple has shown great speed and 1t is
claimed the design w!ll increase the speed
nl
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-15

-tho poabodv irgtItnto ~ paifimoro uoder
tho tuition - signor parili an uncle ot ADO
linz patt Afc-lcarri,y ,ba ru1inants ~
stage business sbe ioinod tbe Jeanni, Wins
ton onora con,nonv She graduated into III,
v,co,ll oro-a ,r.,,r,,,, Tho riopear comic
cror, oor,ro,,. - ,r,cr.,a tIer Gre, ar,
roora,c, T., on,oha uas IN 1890 at the R,yd
onera ho,,so ,itb ,bo Now YORK Casi,o
ororo o,,,ror,. ir q t,rorcb onara "t,On,lo
r,alcs,iro y, Taoyi,, tho casino she ioined
illion p,eselI onening in t,ondon in ,,The
Queen 80 pritiiorts fairly dividing tho
bonors uitb mo STAR
A,tor Ico,in, Nriys Russeu Nise Nvcrs
,ae feature, an the ..Tar and Tartar, Onera
cor,nap, Sbe has since then heen ono -
tho singers at the start OF the Castle souare
onera conna,iec After short seos5n /,
vaudovtlle ebe was secured nv tho TiyoIi
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-15
Mandolin and Guitar Players.

Mr.. Sutorus will start two mandolin and
guitar clubs next week for both beginners
and advanced players, which will be open
to all who apply at once at studio, No. 3OS
Sheely block.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-15

Tho star attraction announced by the
Creighton -Orpheum for this week is Marie
Tavary, the operatic queen. whose reputa-
ticn Is world wide. Tavary, who is well
known in both America and Europe, was
until recently prima donna of the Tavary
Grand Opera company, which, during the
last few years, has made very successful
tours OF the United States She has con-
cluded to free herself for a time from the
cares and worries Of a large and expensive
operate organization and take a ccmpara-
tive rest by appearing on the vaudeville
stage. She will sing a variety CT selections,
so there will be something to please the
varied tastes OF a general amusement audi
ence. In addition to the star feature this
weeks bill includes the Montrells an
nounced as being marvellous jugglers; Char
ley Case, who is said to be a quaint and or
iginal story teller; Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmy
Barry, in comedy sketch entitled Mrs.
wilkins Boy" Ed Wroth and Frank Wake
field, comedians, in what is termed m up
to-date speciality; the juvenile musical
prodigies, Clato and Clarice, and the Amer
lean bograph. The latter will show some
new motion pictures that arc said to be
clear and distinct and particularly interest
ing.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-15
COmiun Events.

Leon Hermann, cousin of the late Alex
ander Hermann, one of the greatest magi-
clans ever known, is to appear at Boyd's
for five performances commencing with
matinee this afternoon. Before the death
OF Alexander, Leon was giving performances
in Europe, while the former toured this
country. Leon had been tutored by Alex
ander, and when the latter died he stepped
Immediately into his place. Leon Herr
mann's years Of experience in Europe, Asia,
Africa and South America had admirably
fitted him for taking up AleXanders work
in this country. He is now on his fourth
annual tour and is being received every
where with unbounded enthusiasm. His
illusions, which are all new this season, are
said to be marvellous, startling and most
sensational and he anuses his audiences
while performing his surprising sleight of
hand with running fire of badinage anu
witticism. One thing easily distinguishes
Hermann from all other magicians. He
depends almost entirely on the skillfulnes5
Of his own hands and not on the aid OF
magic apparatus which others affect.
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The 7 iniy Club held a meeting TO
day
The Ets GOAL G,ild cleared $50
from Lvahge ue.
AufH rti. hsing made 90 open the
barber Shops 90 sunday.
Mayor nefkev bas not yet signed
che street railway ordinance.
Charles Kendall went Co saltwater
this morning where Evangeiine VIII
be given
Tha Guthrie young ladies cooking
club has been invited to attend a dance
at shawnee
Prof ~ p Barker. 90 Crescent City,
was in the city today looking alter
busincts matters.
a. parko Jones collected e3 GOO FROM
Ohnhoma Democrats iur thc national
campaign committee.
n R ncdcr went to loFa City to.
dav HELD thinking of opening up "a
branch store at saat place.
A feature of the social reception to
br rendered thr bankers 0f Oklahoma
at shuwneo tonight wIII bo % grand
dance.
Rcv Owcns. Of Missouri arrived in
th2 city last evening uc viii locate
in oklahoma, making bis home OF
Iowa City
A Jury In che Clyde Maddox murder
trial at Nowkirk was secured ycster
dav. and the hearing % The evidence
began today.
C.H. Lee. 81 Marrvil'e. NO arrived
last night with several carloads of
goods Tor Iowa City Hc has erected a
nice building there aud viii engage in
business.
Through the kindness 90 , ", Brooks
aud his rustling stage manager. Ed
Bentley. the cast % Evangcuue cu
loved a dance on the new opera house
stage last night after thc show.
Tom Woosloy. Of The Mulhall Enter.
prise. and Miss Maude Elliott. one OF
MulhnlIs charming girls. attended Che
Evaugclinc performance at thc opera
house last night
Oklahoma Citys bald beads wu
foast their optical organs t1 tlc fullest
degree tomorrow night uuucau
Ciarks Lady MInstrela appear at thc
opera house. and The manager has pot
in extra chairs Zoo the front rows
The shoot hetwcou tho Perry aud
Guthrie gun clubs that was billed for
this city Monday next has been dc-
clarod on Tor the present on account
of several OF the local club being an.
able 20 he present. Duo notice viii be-
given Of thc time when tho shoot for
the championship of the territory viii
occur Enterprise Times.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-12-06

Take the most poputar route 90 So
Louis and all points east, Kansas City
and all points north aud west.
Santa Fc trains make close connec-
tluns al oklahoma City and Wichita
Tor all points uu thc Frisco line.
So Louis aud kanaas City mail and
express leaves oklahoma City at oI5
every morning leaves So. Louis at $40
every evening and arrives at oklahoma
City at $500 tAa following evening
Through recliuing chair cars with
ont change Pullman palace slecpcrs
from Mnuett to So Louis and Kansas
City lDu can secure berths before
leaving Oklahoma
Further Information will Doe cheer
MNI given br tlc nearest agent or
b.. nUNN
Diet rats. Art Wichita Kaus
h,UoN SsluFH. q. j.. A..
rt Louis Mo