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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-03

TO his work in vaudeville all the art,
careful aud minute detail and intelligent
study that characterized his efforts In the
achieved nothing less than a genuine ar
'tisuc triumph.
Ills Representations arc so unlike those
Of tho average ''impersOnator" and
rapid change artist as TO afford no
comparison with them, and each charac-
presented Is a distinct picture and I'M
dividual act i'm itself. the impersonatiOn
being accompanied by little speech Of
appropriate character I'm when the voice
of the subject H. reproduced with the
same marvellous fidelity that marks the
physical portrayal.
Mr. Lees impersonations will include
Bismarck. Pope Leo Kill, Kpling.
! Grant. Gen. H. +. Lee. Richard Croker
and Admiral Dewey: and his cnga cement.
which can be for only one week, Is eX-
pectcd to prove the sensation OF the sea-
son.
Prince Ishmael, the Hindoo coniurer
( who has created such a sensation In
Boston during the past week. has been
secured as a special extra feature Of the
bill I'm addition TO many novel, but COM
parativcly ordinary. tricks OF legerde-
main. this famous me gician, VINO is pro-
claimed as superior to Ching Ling Foo
or any other yet seen In this country,
performs tho celebrated basket trick"
and the growing OF mango trees in fun
view OF the spectators which has so
often been described by travellers in the
east and have never before been seen
outside Of India.
The prince is the son OF the Maharaiah
of Ceylon, p 32d degree Mason. one OF
only three living high-castc Brahmlns
who can perform these marvellous tricks
and in bis own land Ga regarded with lit
tie less than awe by his superstitlous
countTNmtn.
Strong local interest will naturally at
tach 60 The first presentation or the BIO
graph picture recently taken showing The
famous Three ones" FIRE apparatus re-
grondirg 60 FIRE alarm. and which Is
said 20 bc an excellent picture I'm which
many familiar faces will bc recognized
I'm response Co The general desire the
picture az the Peace street school child
rem Will be held over, but for the coming
week only.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles r. Ellis Of Cas-
per the "lodier' fame. who are strong ia
Voritcs here, will return with a pleasing
little comedy, in which Mr. Kills will sing
several OF his latest songs and Mrs Ellis
VII have most amusing character role.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-03

The sketcn ~ entitled IAN ARTISTS Di-
lemma, and Is probably the best In their
repertoire.
All Leach and the Three Rosebuds, al
ways greatly liked by Keith patrons, Will
be seen in an entirely new sketch by Jo-
seph Hart entitled Examination Day az
School" Mr.. Leach has not been here for
two years. and his cievcrness aa "A come
dian the bright faces and graceful dane
/. ing and excellent singing OF the Rose
buds are all admirably displayed I'm MIR.
I4arts merry sketch.
John LeHay, the celebrated English
ventrll0quial entertainer, who came To
America In the Rose OF Persia COM
pany. Is a new star I'm vaudeville. and by
the novelty Of his work, the brightness OF
the "patter' for his dummies and his
pleasing personality has taken very
high position in popular favor.
A famous European act Is that Of the
Two Collins, who are known as ''whirl-
wind dancers" and who execute a variety
OF dances OF extraordinary character in
manner that arouses the spectators 10 the
highest pitch of enthusiasm. Lew Bloom,
the unctuOus tramp comedian. who was
last seen here with Jane Cooper. Will
bloom for the FIRST time here as mono-
logue comedian; ana his act IS said 20 be
one of the jolliest and most original pro-
vokers Of hilarity TO be heard anywhere
In vaudeville
Acrobatic dancing OF decidedly novel
character will form the chief feature OF
TIE act Of the Randalls who stand very
high i'm their specially, and the Gardner
Brothers, musical comedians. are SO well
known and liked here that no introduce
tion seems necessary. Edna Collins Is
probably the most artistic and pleasing
"sifreuse." or whistler. OF whom vaude-
Vile can boast, and should find cordial
apprecia tion at KeitA,s. The children will
also find m sig Maceo's performing dog,
"Chicago,' a feature especially calculat-
ed 90 delight them, as this II said 10 be
one Of the cleverest canine actors in the
business. The sisters Laurence. who
have been feature or several well
known farce comedy organizations. will
offer a medely OF songs and dances, in
cluding some most remarkable original
ioeas in &crobatic dancing and Emerson
and Omega viii contribute a German
comedy skit, which has been greatly i'm
proved since last seen here
In addition TO the local blograph pic
lures. several others OF particularly in.
teresting character will be shown. includ-
Ing one In which the Einel tower and
other features OF the Paris Exposition
are prominent, and another. In which the
famous Devils Slide" on the line of the
Union Pacific railroad. Is "a conspicuous
ana most picturesque feature.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-03

V }ercver IL has been seen The excel
lent impression MIR. Hackett made on the
occasion OF his last visit here I'm "Ru-
pert OF lentzau, has not been forgot
ten by local theatrc-Poers.
Tho Pride of Jcnnico' has been given
su1crb production by Manager Daniel
Frohman, and IL viii be seen here with
the same cast. the same scenery gar
mcntry and furnishings which dstin-
guished its long run at the Criterion
Theatre, New York
The play was first produced IN Balti-
more last Christmas, and WAS taken 60
the Criterion IN March, where % ran for
fourteen weeks 90 standing room audi
enccs. ON SEPTEMBER 81. Mr.. l.ackctt be-
gan his third season as "A star and "rhe
Pride OF Jcnnico' was revived at the
Criterion. again 90 large business. The
play is dramatization OF The novel of
that name and the work Of Ably Sage
Richardson and Grace Livingston Fur
Miss. ifr1S TOUT UCys and has been called
mcl0dramatiC romance.
Readers OF te book. will find that the
drama resembles the original plot In so
far as the first two acts are concerned:
the last two are quite different from tho
novel and though pasil Jcunicu eventual
ly RECEIVERS HIS pride he docs not acc T.
pllsh this by scaling ladders leading 10
her apartment la RoTneo. as iu the
castle story Act, ! and act ~ take place
In the Hall OF Portraits in Jcprico's cas-
tie IN Morava Act III is the court yard
OF an inn called "Thc silver Stork, and
act Nv is ruined and abandoned chapel
In the Hungarian mountains
These last two acts. 70 will be seen, in
SO far as the scenes are concerned. nave
nothing IN common with the original ro-
nance MIR. Hackeu VIII or course nor
tray Jennico, role superior even 90 that
of Rudolph RassnHdyll. and his now
leading woman who has been declared
90 be a revelation I'm actresses OF romau-
tic rarts, Will play the real Princess. .Sne
is lcrtha Gallaud. who was splendidly
received I'm New York as the madcap
Ottilie. Gertrude Rivers plays the pre-
tended princess. who Is really Che mail.
George w. Barber plays Eugen and Ar
thur Hope will play Sir John Beddocs.
Besides these. the fun strength Of the
Hackett company Of "A players, viii na
seen. Matinees win be given on Wcdncs-
day and Saturday.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-03
WESTMINSTER THEATRE.

IL Is so seldom one sees anything new
in the average burlesque attraction that
those who attend the jolly Grass Widows
performance at the Westminster the
week commencing Monday next, will
be agreeable surprised.
Miaco and Fulton, long connected with
high class burlesque and vaudeville
shows, have this season completely out
done all previous Efforts and in the Grass
Widows give The public brilliant spec
tacular production that has scored a
tremendous hit at every house in which
the company has played this season.
The show runs almost three hours and
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-03
new EMPIRE THEATRE.

The newest thing in the theatrical
world In Kaleidoscope mechanical
trick drama spectacle Is Charles H. Yale's
production Of THE Evil Eye" which will
come to the Empire next week
The piecS is after the manner OF the
Devils Auction, and Includes the many
merry mishaps OF Mid and the weird
wonderful wanderings of Nod, chasing
and evading the man with the evil eye.
and providing three hours OF incessant
laughter
The centre figure is one who Is known
as EVIL Eye from a power he is sup
posed TO possess of bringing misfortune
on those who face his gaze. EVIL Eye Is
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-03

ment' kills Jams and robs him or e. at
the same time. abduoting Gerda with
whom he IL in love and after many adj
ventures on the part of Md and Nod who
are aided IN the pursuit by touring Ger
man American and r.ch Apsrican wid-
ow. Evil Eye IS brought 10 bay and most
effectively disposed OF.
New and beautiful scenery. elegant cos
tunes, the electric ballet. the Phase
troupe. the revolving windmill, the dlsap-
poaring rooms. the sabot dance. The
clang OF the Wooden shoon.are among
the principal features OF this production
under the personal direction OF the au-
thor
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-03
OLYMPIC THEATRE.

A big and unusually talented vaudeville
attraction is this seasons Reilly and
Woods big show. next weeks attraction
at the Olympic Theatre. Manager Bryan
declares II the strongest he has ever put
into the amusement field and presents a
list OF 2S entertainers. bright. brainy,
originators in brand new acts that can
not fail TO awaken the liyeliest interest.
Among it's features are: The Four EN-
perors Of Music instrumentalists Of rare
excellence: the Eldridges. dialect come
dlans; the Misses Bennett and stembler.
in their bright, smart little playlet fresh
from the pen of George COhan, entitled,
"sapho and Lulu; Keno, Welch and Mel
rose IN comic 'acroDauc absurdty:"
Happy Fanny Eields: Ollie Young and
Brother in new hoop rolling act. Mile.
Valmoretta in a European novelty; the
Three Sisters Paris, in a pastime OF color
movement and song; the clever satirist,
Frank d. Bryan, in a fresh crop OF orig
inal, humorous parodies; Junie McCree
and his own supporting company I'm
"The Dope Fiend. the Four Danseuses
La Africa, I'm piquant pantommic dane
ing; Pat Reilly in new act supple
mented by skilful. humorous light
ming cartoon drawing IN which he Is an
adept
The big bill win conclude with an idea
OF Frank ID. Bryans called, THE Dances
OF All Nations"
An extra midnight performance will be
given Tuesday-election- the
usual evening performance.
special wire run into the theatre,
has been arranged for, and an operator
will announce election returns hot from
the wire.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-03

an emisEaFltl- -ffeftf q secret organization
called the order OF Poland" To find an
ancient buried treasure once The property
OF family by the name OF Won Spit
zonhofer A parchment disclosing the
whereabouts Of this treasure falls into
the possession Or mouutebauk Jeppe
Jams who has three children, one girl.
Gerda, the others BOYS rejoicing I'm the
name OF Md and Nod two comic mutes
of mischievous prociivities.
EVIL Eye. upon learning Of this parch-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-03

IN that time there Is not a dull moment
nor Is there single line In
the entire performance that could be cut
out without taking at least one laugh
away from the audience. BESIDES two
original burlesques and an all star spe-
cialty bill. there is a series Of art pic
tures staged on grand scale and
posed by beautiful women The follow
ing attraction will he the Merry Maiden
burleguuers.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-03
PROVIDENCE OPERA HOUSE.

James X. Hackctt will appear at the
Providence Opera House next week pre-
senting his latest play "The Pride OF
Jennico," which has created a sensation
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-03

the fact that Il Will be headed by what
has been termed the most unique and ar
tlstlc novelty on the American stase-Mr.
Henry Lees celebrated impersonations OF
great men past and present Mr. Lee.
widely known as a dramatic star and the
creator OF many great roles, has brought
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-03
KEITh'S NEW THEATRE.

The coming weeks on --ge'sve2t at /
Keith's win be especial actasle from
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-03

Re-opening OF the Central Hotel Wine
Rooms. Z, and II Canal street. Best OF
everything that the market affords
j. J. CANANNATGH
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-03
DRAMATIC NOTES.

Mr.. James X. Hackett who will appear
i'm ''Thc Pride Of Jennico' at the Prou-
dence opera House next week is said to
have played over i25 different parts since
March. 1892 His first professional APP
pearance was with a. NJ Palmcrs stock
company in a play called 'The Broken
Seal"
(For Further Theatrical News. Page 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-04
BUYERS AND SELLERS.

The principal buyers and sellers in yesterdav,s
market were: Dominick Dominick were the Iarg-
est sellers Of Tennessee Coal 1t is said thar q -
order on their hands caught at ST. T W
Ihorne q Co. r W. savin & Co. w. Bovine
Schalk & Ward and Keech, Loew & O. go
Post & Flagg 1000, j. S Bearnes &. Co n nnn
H G. Campbell Co. and III. X Burras g -
bought Union Pacific; Payne & Van Antwerp 70 ooo,
sold C. A Harmed & Co. Provost Bros q q
and j. j. Manning bought Tennessee Coal ava
Iron; Andrews & Criss QOOO James Mcc;overs
co. and A. M Greer d,G0O sold. A de Cordova e
Co. d5O0. Mendham Bros. T j. Taylor a %
$500 and Wassermann Bros sold Sugar RAAnin1
J. Goodchild OOOO sold ST. Paul. Mendham RE-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-04
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Oct 5 (SpeciaD.-There was every sort
OF a wheat market to-day. at times very weak ard
other times rather strong Pretty nearly every
body had whipsawing experience, getting bearisn
at the wrong moment, and having no better luck
the buying side. Wheat, however. closed al the
top. sc 10 &C over Tuesday. December sold at
The and at 7S9sc sellers. and closed at the TOP
November closed at T77sc; October. 1875. The last
prices were about the best ones Liverpool did not
follow our Tuesday decline The Northwest was
still getting rain. Clearances were 10000 bushels
AT the primary points there 1076.00O bushels
compared with 81 600 bushels last year The
Northwest had 42I cars. against S26 year ago
The Italian crop is reported 2OOOOOO0 bushels less
than last year Shipping sales here were about
100000 bushels; St. Louis reports about much
New-York claims Is loads. The bulls have 70 con-
tend with the smalness OF the outside speculative
interest The bull reliance Is the bad weather
north
Corn firm with October at one time show
ing &c advance, and with October shorts more or
less perturbed- The October closed at +o2sc. or
&c over Tuesday November sold at S7Ssc and al
Sc, and closed S7lsc. May closed 557sc sell
lers. Not much cash is going around on de-
lveries. Some damage Is reported West from the
continued moisture. There Is an enormous pattsn
October long interest Receipts were St cars, with
$50 estimated for tomorrow. Gables were NJ uP.
25l00O bushels Shipping sales en-
barrassed now by the fear OF the cash people 20
put out October hedges Charters to-day. SN"'
bushels
Oats were arm. the close. &c to Nc over Tuesday
October. 2elsQ2l.c; November. 22l.c December
22l4Q227sc. The Cudhays continue 20 add TO theit
line which is supposed TO be a large one. There
keeps up fair shipping business. Receipts were 1S
cars. with $50 for Thursday
FlaNseed advanced 1izc TO &C. the wet weather IN
the Northwest stfn factor october closed al
81 80; December 1854 sellers The three points had
only loo cars. compared with 2sS last year.
Provisions were exceedingly strong. October Pork
az one time up tSc; October lard Up I7lsc Ths
whole list was higher with increasing outside
speculation The Cudahys continue 70 add 10 then
lard line. and are taking &c before the winter y
over There were $500 hogs here and 200 az al
the Western points. Meat shipments we're larSs'
over 100000 pounds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-04
Wall STREET AVID EYcH4Ncro

FOftElGN TRADING.-London prices uyare ,rra
uiar' and foreign dealings in the local market y,
ItsHI Afoitrage houses bought about 1000 aharas
ana Berlin was reported buyer Of Nortberr Dc %
chic through other than the regular arbitras1o
channels 81 jill dye
STOCK LOAN QUOTATIONS-Loa ouo+a+ior
were; Atchison common and preferred PeonIois
Gas Missouri Pacific, New-Yorx Central Raodtro
hrst preferred, Sugar Refining American Tohaoao
common Manhattan, United States Leather rro
Ierred' Delaware and Hudson and Tennessee coal
ana Iron, IL per cent; Chicago Burlington ord
quincy, Continental Tobacco preferred and Ralti
more ana Ohio common. 1; Delaware I.ackavvarrs
and western and Third Avenue, fiat; General F7Iac-
trlc' Northern Pacific preferred Rock Island G.
Paul. Union Pacific common and preferred Cont
mental Iooacco common. Brooklyn Rapid TRANSIT
southern Railway preferred, Federal Steel coz,
mon and preferred and American Steel and WI
common and preferred 113Q2; Northwestern. Louie
vile and Nashville and Baltimore and Ohio IRE
feIred, 1@l12; Northern Pacific common. ua1
Western Union hat915.
AMERICAN CAR AND FOUNDRY D1v1
DENDS-The American Car and Foundry Con-,
pany has declared the regularly quarterly dividend
or Ia per cent on its preferred stock and : dvt
dend of p of l per cent on its common stock nav
able November /
ST LOUIS SOUTHWESTERN INTEREST
The ST Louis Southwestern Railway Companv no.
declared per cent interest on its second -.
gage income bonds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-04
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY. OCTOBER A,

and December: interest AM. .fa5i4
10 shares Lawyers Title Insurance. Company .-l34
~ Zinc Mining Company, lot 50
$4,000 Trenton IN. j. Gas and Electric Company
first mortgage cent gold bonds, due
1912: coupons March and September: ae-
crued interest from September last TO be
charged 20 the purchaser. -.-.-..--.---. 100
30 shares National Butchers and Drovers'
$50 shares New-York and Harlem Railroad Com
pdny al
so shares New-York and Harlem Railroad Com
pany 4t8
30 shares National CITY Bank OF New-York e.. $50
10 shares Hanover National Bank. 400
1000 shares Lady Helen Copper Mining Company
s1s 900 Hampton Roads Hotel Company nrst mort
gage per cent bonds; $4,000 have July.
1897 coupons on: 81, 600 hsve January 1898
coupons on. and $4,000 have July. 1893.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-04
MONEY IN THE COUNTRY.

The official statement of money in the country as
Of October l. shows gold coin in circulation 1920
O47,3 O7, against S646561 1S5 October last year.
gold certificates $2O9 1899. against Ss stand
ard silver dollars $1176265 against $685. S silver
certificates $42oS7527 against $500 $751; subsidiary
silver ss 4s2 1913, against s4O5 1872 Treasury notes.
6OO1SS against $50 9571 IT'S; United States notes
1924 56314 against 1914 800 currency certificates
81 S2OO 900, against S15S7OOO0; National bank notes.
1919 2663O against S239 Isl; total money in cir
culation $211S29 49S3 against S,94S7031S6 Octo-
Der l. 1899 $8l6 721 January l. 1897 and g O9
$50. O42 on September l. 1900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-04
STEEL TRADE CONDITIONS.

E. H. Gary. president of the Federal Steel Com.
pany, quoted as follows yesterday:
The labor situation with us is satisfactory There
is no trouble with any of our men, and we are
trying to keep our mills occupied but in cases
have been compelled to close them on account
OF lack of orders After election we hope to have
all our mills in operation. This company has about
twenty-SiX thousand men. Orders for steel rails
are coming in reasonably well. We have just sold
two thousand tons 10 company A number of
railroad presidents have stated to US that they are
Withholding portions Of their orders until the I'M
certainty Of the election is removed The manage
rpent of the various steel companies are in perfect
accord If there is any change in steel rail prices
It will probably be to make rails higher. 1 have
been in consultation with several railroad presi-
dents, and all think that giving them a fair
price The average price of steel rails for the past
ten years has been about SIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-04
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London, Oct. 5. p m.-The market for Aneri-
can securities was irregular on small volume OF
business Denver and Rio Grsnde preferred was a
strong feature Final prices follow; Atchison. 2S
Canadian Pacific 500; ST. Paul, 145s; Illinois Cen
trail us5<: Louisville and Nashville 1875; Union Pa
ctdc preferred 75s4; NeWYork Central. 1891; Erie,
liz; Pennsylvania 655s Reading, s; Erie first pre-
ferred IS: Northern Pacific preferred, 7OA; Grand
Trunk Ga. and Anaconda. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-04
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

The outside securities market closed firm but
displayed increase in activity Standard OIL
closed at 534d536. against 5359536 on Tuesday.
Last prices of other prominent issues were: Ha-
vana Commercial sac; preferred, 3s942; Baking
Powder preferred. 91qS2; Markeen Copper. 3GS;
Amalgamated Copper. S5S4Gs61s; Rubber Goods,
2S7sd2sh; preferred. 74Q76; General Carriage +4lQ
8: New-York Transportation, s149H4- General quo
tations follow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-04
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS.
GOVERNMENT BONDs.-Market steady. Final
quotations follow:

RAILROAD BONDs.-MarIet strong. Total sales
amounted in par value to s1oS3,OOO against s92sOOO
on Tuesday The heaviest dealings we're in the
Atchison Issues. Baltimore and Ohio As. Central Of
Georgia S. Chesapeake and Ohio 41zs Erie LIST gen
eral IS Long Island IS, Northern Pacific As, Peoria
and Eastern let IS. Reading general Is. St Louis
and Iron Mountain IS and 5s, st. Louis South
western 2ds. Union Pacific As. Wabash debenture
Bs and % Sc. and Wisconsin Central general As
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-04
ROCK ISLANDS EARNINGS.

in gross of $4753S over the month in 1899 and
in net earnings increase of S55s4s Surplus after
charges increased $Ss577 Total net earnings since
the beginning of. the company's fiscal year have
been 50 ,273. an increase of S235140
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-04
ST. PAUL's EARNINGS.

The Chicago Milwaukee and ST. Paul company's
earnings reflect the decrease In grain traffic In the
West the gross receipts for the last week in Sep
same week year ago of S62 919. For the month
gross earnings decreased $150.94O. and from July
$97117.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-04
Chicago and Eastern Illinois
SECURITIES AT AUCTION

The following securities were sold yesterday at
auction at the NewYork Real Estate salesroon bv
Adrian h Muller & Son:
$1,000 Chicago. Burlington Quincy Railroad
Company per bond due 1908 Commons
January and July interest and ,oo1.
$500 Pitteburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago Ran SO
way Company second mortgage uer cen,
bonGs. Series NJ =" due 1872: coupons mn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-04
HONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY RATES-Money call. 23%92l5 per
cent ~ per cent being the ruling Time money,
z3k5 per cent for sixty days, cent for three,
four and six months on railroad collateral Com
rercial paper 5Q5z per for three four and six
months for the best names. and above for names
not so well known
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-Market steady at the
decline Actual closing rates follow: