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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-11-23

solennelle ct terrlble:-Fr6re, IL
faut mourir!-Et le d6dain de la
vie, et le m6pris. de la tglolre. !
Pourquoi a%cqu6rir, puisqu'iI fault
rendre? A quot bon approcher de
ses levres nne coupe qui tombera a
demi pleine de nos mains? Nous
oublions cette loi de la mort, ct
nous rions, ct nous parlons dave
mir ct d'esp6rance; Dieu Ia per
mis-!
Hector Dambrun, lui, n'atten-
DAFT plus rien de la vie, ct il await
hate d.en fnir avec CO drame 6pou-
Variable ct cette com6die sinistre.
81 charmante que fut sa file, 81
|sainte quill crnt sa femme, il await
trop longtemrs v6cu loin d'elles
pour que la pens6e de leur 6par-
gner un Advertisement de d6ses-
poir put changer quelque chose q
ses resolutions. II croyait ferme-
ment d'ailleurs que sa mort devien-
draft pour Giles une d6livrance.
ii repoussa les consultations du
pretre qui voulut lui parler de
Dieu.
Durant la mutt qui suivit So con-
damnation, il dormit dun sommeil
paisible, ct lie lendemain il deman-
da qu'on lui permit d'6crire. On
ne refuse rien a celui qui va mou-
rir, Quand le malheureux cut a
sa disposition un grand cahier de
papiers, il commence un assez long
m6moire, lie recopia avec soin, 6cri-
Wit sur Fun d'eux l'adresse de Gill
bert Favi6res, ct. sur l'autre lie nom
de sa femme.
Ces deux paquets scell6s il SEM
bla quill n'avait plus rien a faire.
Lorsque sa femme ct So file vim
rent dams la ]ournee, Hector remit
a Julie ce quill await 6crit pour ell
lie, la suppliant de l6guer CO testa-
ment q NOZZLE 81 ellie venait a mou-
rir.
-Je jure Ia que je suis innocent
dit-il, on croft aux voix qui sortent
des tombes.
Avec un sang frcid complet il
abusa sa femme ct sa file, leur re-
petant que son pourvoi en- cessa-
ton 6tait d6ja sign6 ct que son
avocat Jul donnait les plus grandes
appearances.
ST vous m 'aimez, dit-il aux
deux femmes, allez en- pelerinage
ct faites pour moi une neuvaine q
Nd. della D6livrande.
Files lie prominent en- pleurant,
ct d6ciderent qu'elles partiralent
lie lendemain..
LIE soir meme, le condamne ecri-
Wit au procureur general que son
Intention formelle Giant de ne Sc
pourvoir nj en- cessation nj en- gra
ce, il lie suppliait d'avoir assez
d'humanit6 pour lui 6pargner Fan
goisse de longs reta1ds.
On exauca cette sinistre pri3re'
I'm soir laumonier de la prison,
d6sesp6r6 de son impuissance, Sc
rendit chez lie cardinal, ct laissa
parler deyant lui toute sa douleur
de pretre. LIE vieillard l'ecouta
sans | interrompre.
Il faisalt mutt, on n'avait point
encore apport6 de fambeaux dams
la grande sale ct les deux apo
tres, 6galement blanchis sous lie
joug sacr6 du sacerdoce, Pun par
venu aux plus haute dignit6s de
pEglise, l'autre demeur6 dams la
sphere modesto de l~'apostolat DIES
lanes %ignorantes ct DIES occurs gan
creme, oubliaient toutes les chooses
de ce monde pour Sc souvenir seu-
lement du miserable qui devait
MOURN lie lendemain.
Quand l'aum0nier cut ini, lie
cardinal Sc leva.
"A conf1nuef.T
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-11-23

VOlf. Appele d conner uOu dVle,
|jaurais parl6 ct pronounce CONNIE
eux. Je me connaissais une ,seule
ennemie au chateau de Versel, Do
roth6e qui, avec So mine douce-
reuse ct son apparente bonhomie
ma charge dune facon persistaute
ct cruelle, mails ellie SO vengeait
supplement de la perte de ses es
p6rances. La mort impr6vue du
comte Ostrog la prive des avanta-
ges sur lesquels ellie comptait.
Doroth6e n'avait aucun int6r6t q
voir dispara1tre mon fr6re, au con-
traire...
IL SIERRA nerveusement les doigts
de l'avocat, puts IL ajouta:
81 Gilbert Favi6res m'ayait
hail.. lui seul, entendez, lui
seul....
Julien Lescor Pinterrompit..
Gilbert, l'honneur meme!
-Je ]e sails, d'ailleurs, il reste-
raft Duranduel....
-Aussi integre que Favieres.
-Je men appellerai done pas.
MATS je persuaderai a ma femme
ct . ma file que, cedant . leurs
instances, je my r6signerai pour
lamour d'elles. .ce sera une cha
rite de m'aider a prolonger leur
.erreur. .Je vous demande ce
dernier service a vous que je re-
mercie beaucoup moins de m'avoir
d6fendu, CO qu'aura1t pu faire tout
stagiaire 6chapp6 des bancs de re-
cole, que de mavoir r6p6t6 que
vous croyiez q ce que jen'ai pas
int6ret q proclamer; mon innocen-
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-11-23
1navs ussd Rip.ns rabules With 20 much satis'

Ihsve used Ripans Tabules with 20 much satfs.
eaction that I can cheerfully recommend them.
lave been troubled for about three years with
what I called bilious attacks coming on regularly
ence q week. Wa told by different physicians
that IL was caused by bad teeth, OF which I had
several, I had the teeth extracted, but the IT
tacks continued. I had seen advertisements OF
Ripans Tabules in all the papers but had no faith
In them, but about six weeks since q friend In
duced me to try them. Have taken but two OF the
Cmall Scent boxes of tho Tabules and have had
no recurrence Of the attacks. Have never given q
testimonial for anything before. bat the great
amount Of good which I believe has been done me
b. Ripans Tabules induces me to add mine 20 che
many testimonials you doubtless have IN youS
onsnsanion now. 4. T. DxWH7.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-11-23

-Je vous aiderai, r6pondit Ia
vocat. Et dependant chaoune des
~raisons que vous5me donnez mai
fermit~ advantage dams ma convic-
ton, je regrette advantage aussi
que vous vous abandonniez vous-
meme....
M. Lescor Sc retira sans rien OBJ
tenir. Dams Ia soir6e il Sc rendit
chez M. de Villiers, et-lui raconta'
son entretien avec le condamn6.
ICE furent ces condolences que Fan
Glen magistrat transmit q Aubry
dams Ia Tongue lettre quill lui
adressa, ct que Gilbert tenait en-
tire ses mains.
lila relut trois fois avec plus de
lenteur, ct une sensation de regret
plus intime; ct lorsqu'il la rendit a
Nine Aubry, So paleur efraya la
femme du notaire.
-Je vous en- supple, madame,
dit-il a l'excellente creature, ecri-
vez a l'aumonier della prison, en- lie
chargeant de faire tenir votre let
tire a Nine Dambrun; dites-lui, de
votre nom, car ellie n'accepterait
rien du mien, que vous lui fourni-
rez les moyens de vivre avec So FL
le ensquelque lieu qu'el]e cholsis-
Sc. Je suis assez richie pour me
charger d'elles; n'est-ce pas en-
quelque sorte Fun legs du g6n6reux
0strog? Je vous ferai passer tout
&c que vous eroirez ~n6cessaire,
Aidez-moi a chaser un remords.
car ce serait un remords pour moi
de les savoir errantes ct sans pain
-Digne> occur! r6pondlt Nine
Aubry, je le ferai je vous le pro-
mets....
Ce fut sur cette phrase quill prit
cong6 de la famille Aubry; il de-
wait partir lie lendemain pour Pa
Iris.
II ne lui restait plus qua assu'
rer l'existence de V6ronique.
Quand il entra il la fit veni1
dans la chambre Oh 6tait mort SOL
ma1tre.
-Tu mas '6lev6, V6ronique, lu!
dit-il, ct je sails ton d6vouement
toute 6preuve. Je vais ten de-
mander la confirmation. Jamais
je ne vendrai la maison Oh NOR
.ipere est mort. .J'y reviendrai dc
temps en- temps, quand je serai las
de la vie de Paris, ct que laura:
besoiu de me retremper dams mes
souvenir. Je ten fails la garden.
ne. Soigne-la CONNIE 81 chaque
,Ijour tn devais my voir entrer
Fais cultiver le ]ardin, ct entire
items pieusement la tombe sur la
| quelle je reviendrai m'agenouil
Ter. .Je ne t'offre point de ten
richir, tn me refuserais ...Je
|. charge ma1tre Aubry de to comp
|, ter tous les mois une somme dt
cent frais, ct je suis certain que tt
, trouveras encore lie moyen de fairt
(. des aumones sur cette modesto
rente. Les servantes CONNIE to
sont une b6n6diction pour les ia
miles! TIE laisser lei nest pas L
moindre de mes regrets! Mails que
ferais-tu q Paris, tot qui ma ia
lmais quite Versel? Attach6e a Ct
village, d ses murailles, tn y vivraf
de ties souvenirs; de temps er
temps j'6crirai a ma1tre Aubry 81
a Fable Germain, ct Ills te dome
ront de mes nouvelles.
lie jeune homme SIERRA les mains
de la vieille femme qui pleurai'
puts il resta seul dams la chamDre
1 paternelle, jusqu'a CO que l'heure
fnt venue de prendre lie chemin dit
iHavre. -.
..-a r-aE----4
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-11-23

have been q greas sufferer from eonseipas,so
for over I'VE years. Nothing gave mo sny Estie6
Ny feet and legs and abdomen were bloafed %
/ could not wear shoes on my feet and only Q leose
daily paper, bought some and took them sdirses
Cd. Have taken them about three weeks aud thsse
Is such q change! am not constipated any moss
and I owe it all to Ripans TabuleA. lam thirty.
seven years old. have no occupation. only n!
household duties and nursing my sick husband
. has had the dropsy and I am trying RpA1o
Tabules for him. He feels some better but IL VIII
take some time. he has been sick 10 long. Yoo
may use my letter and name - you Ike.
M NARY Go1nAH OLklxA
have been suffering from headaches 80
since I was Z little girl. l could nsver ride Inc
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Iwans to inform you.

want 70 inform you.
h words Of highest
praise. Of the men
I have derived from
Ripans Tabules. I am .
professional nurse and
In this profession q clear
head 10 always needed.
RipanS Tabules does It.
After one Of my cases I
loundmyself completely
run down. Acting IN the
advice Of Mr.. Geo. Bow.
o., PHI, g., $50 Newark
Ava,Jersey City, took
RipahS Tabules With.
grand results.
Miss BEsU1 Wr1DHAN.
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rabules regularly. She keeps afew cartons Ripans
Tabules in the house and says she VIII notoe With
cut them. The heartburn Ard sleeplessness have
disappeared with the Indigestion which was
formerly 80 greats burden for her. Our whole
family take the Tabules regularly, especially After
o hearty meal Ny mother 70 fifty years OF age
ga n en1oyine tho bestof health and spirits also
~ hearty meals, an tmpossibility before abe
took RipanS TahuloG AHToH n. hiAoA
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Mother was troubled
with heartburn and
oloeplessness, caused by
Indigestion. for Q good
many years. One day
She saw q testimonial
tn tho paper indorsing
ms Tabules. She
determined to give them
. trial, was greatly
relieved BY their use
thA
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car or gO.1ntoa croWoeo
place without getting .
h~eadachsand sick at my
stomach. I heard about
Ripans Tabules from ~
aunt of mine who Wa
taking them for catsrr1
Of the stomach. She had
found SUCH relief from
their use me
to take them too. andI
have been doingso stnca
last October, and VIII
say thev have complete.
" curer my headachsA
/ am ~twsnty-nlno ysals
old. You are wsloone
to use his testimonial
Mrs.. J. BHoonGY1A
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Ny ~ssvsn:year-old ~
suffered with pains ID
his head. .~consdpattoo
and Complained OF bio
stomach, He could nes
eitiike children Of biz
,ags:do and what -
did eat did not agzes
with him. HeWaS thin
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-11-23

Reading, some Of the testimonials In favor q
RIpans Tabulss. I. tried them. ~nes
only relieved but actually cured my youn stse.
the headaches have disappeared. bowes ayo .
good condition, and he never complains 81 -
stomach. He 10 now . rod, chubby.fac> boy. 1hb
wonderful change Iattrib1ts tosRtpans TAouIss.
Il an ttsasd that they win benent any one (1o0
the era to old sseJ Il taken according 70 dire
taons. "a 4 ". p1I0
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-11-23

Quand vous achetez chez un
marchand qui annonce dams ECHO
n'oubliez pas de mentionner &c
ournal
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-18
THE NEW GAME
OF GOLF POOL y

a new game has Just been 3sy,..,,
an enthusiastic golf player vbo ~
lights to spend his evenings owe, az,
pool table in the rooms Of his net c,, ,.'
try club. The game he has cbrIs,ssl,
golf pool" and that Is really tbs t..'
possible name for il. WI
In playing the game the reru,,.-
pool table is used, such "a ,s g. ~
found IN billiard rooms starpng =.
one OF the corner pockets MARY ~,
figure j In front Of the Jaws ~ ,ge
pocket with a piece OF billiard ct.,,
Move along 10 the side rocket a" ~
mark that IN the same manner ogi.
using the numeral 2. Procee5i,.
around the table I'm the same manu..
VIII number the corner pockets IA
and 9. The two side pockets win h,..
the numbers and g. The table h ro,.
really marked for a six hole course and
the play may begin.
only two balls are used. and n,t e..
fun pool SET Az the start off the ogoi,,
BAN is placed on the spot al tho spd -,
the table where the numbers ana %
holes are. The driver" BAN "a D'sr.5
ON the spot at the other end of me fs.
Bile. and the opening drive made v.,s
the cue IN The ordinary manner OF max.
Ing "a billiard shot, the OBJECT being IN
put the golt' ball In hole I. sbou5
the player succeed the golf b9u h
taken from the pocket ana placed o.,
the center spot and In every play 10,
the next hole thereafter the BAN Ii
placed ON the center spot, the plays,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-18
HIS EOIRTH NEST.

In one Of the open games Of the re-
cent whist congress al Niagara FANS
there was a team entered from Phlla'
delphia or some other place where
whist is not played much, and Its pres
ence gave occasion FOR the richest an
ecdote ever heard regarding a whist
game. In order that II may be fully
understood Il might be well 10 say that
the pair had never before played dupII.
cate whist and did not understand the
purpose OF the trump slip.
The visitors came IN the order Of
things 20 the Detroit team-Eaton and
Austin-and the usual colloquy ensued
regarding system. the visitors stating
among other things, that they led
fourth best one OF them opened The
hand with the jack from a suit which
was afterward found to contain king
and others. The results are inmate
rial, but the Detroiters were kept
guessing until the close Of the deal
when Austin remarked.
Il thought you said you led fourth
best"
we did" was the reply.
You didn't IN that hand" said Aus
TN. somewhat Indignantly.
The visitor promptly spread out me
hand and showed the suit-king, JACK.
nine, five, three,
Now" he said trlumphantly "ueN
Eve. nine, jack. there is your fourth
best"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-18

shooting from wherever the cue BAN
may have rolled on the table The
round Of six holes is made IN this man.
ncr the player doing it 90 the least
number of shots winning the game
In place OF the usual hazards end
bunkers penalties are made IN this
manner, The player makes hole ] on
his first trial I'm shooting for hole 2 he
foozles and the cue ball drops IN no.
T. This counts two points against him.
and he must continue replacing the cue
ball on the lower spot II. on the next
trial. he makes the No 2 hole. the score
for that hole is four shots on his trial
for hole 9 should both balls drop In the
wrons pockets the count Is four points
against him. The golf ball Is again
placed ON the upper end spot and thl
cue ball on the lower spot Luck being
good to the player on the next shot,
the "golf' ban drops In the third hole,
and his score FOR the three holes is nine
points A player continues shooting
until he has completed the round and
Is then followed by the next In turn
The game is a great one for developing
position play on the pool table, and at
one Of the country clubs has become
such a fayorite that the regular pool
game has been superseded.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-18
''aa''s'-
8 MIDDLE
! DISTANCE
) RACING


,.tt-.t.4 o.. ga. t.t,,,,t.5,.. ..y.,,,....4 fsel
pl',a ,,' w. T I''S ,' ~ Ia 1,.,.14 h.
mn" .s. .,rirg ,a1, w. an .55sd
80. ~ 49,. i' mi. ,a,.. s,5 b,, nC
-,'' w ~ o.. nsif,r,, ~
'''.''' ,,. -
ln 'u' ,a'g 'u PONY I" ,,l,.' ,.'
Iu,@' ''- ven INV" J., ~. i ~. 'l -'.,
ueI" ',"', "'.s Doi',ps,''s III = 49, ~,
race qua ','N WV W. up w ~,
Ivy W'i," "'9 '''IlDy loI 'ns "a w.
InlIe Ho'7' ""'N, ileu7Ii'"
lhe ieaI t' usual oul ,o',''''..I '' ~
9petu "n.'' ''' ''g''i ',.''. '''.''.'..' y,
the steering 'Ulu.uiS lN' 'l'' ..''',
shot Forward al l'u0I' s' t",,l 'ls.l'
ana ihe Spectators nou',u ll"us .I.'..-
"oi"lhs i.."'..'.' az wv 49, ~ ''.7
TO reduce lA' pace a' "h.'u 'uey M',e
so',,s' " .'''. ',-.- ' - -. ,,a
~ Ny'p '". ''''' '''
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! Su4oeI'y ll''s''a' 'u'"P'u' N1 q
/ 'ne renee aN' .''.'''4t Vi' Cle ''',,'
WINE 'h' ""..N '.'',,.' ol "'a "',....,
went even l"sl'' '"'H Dy,o'y' ~.
was no" on -' -'..'- u ''.'..' ,l''J ,l il..,.
/ WIN me power '''I.H on '' '.e ii',,'''
AZ the next 'u.n on 'Ne lIo'N NE mus ,,r,
| IaH' as lnt UtnH7 were ""' HihN
enough TOT u.h Z" h't'.''le 'h'll " '''''
! going OF su.h an a"'l' I".e. 'l'''' mug
lne machine win one manu. ne lti1 TOT
lhe levers DehInl num- lot "''"o"s. .
death on broken lmus el DtsN seemed
inevitable. me p'uoNy Ne" raven ,a'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-18

"-.' '.',s' .'''.' "ugh ''''s 'a '..' -
,,oy'' ta'.1 .''' on 'he p.os.'I''.. %
,.'y ''N' una. ". " CROWD at " "s"'
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''' I"..'...1 "'.' alla''9. lou can
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.". p ..,' '...''''' 'eii'l.o ana lN' 'a'-
-.' '' 10 ,..'' %. .'Iue'h'"- worse 'a-
..''sts. It H easy 20 note oy their
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-18
THE AcroR-MANAGER As IN WILL

Mr. Trees description OF the actor
manager as seen through the spectacles
of his detractors in his lecture OF OK
ford is interesting G can picture him ~
said Mr. Tree. having condescended TO
give up an hour or two Of his leisure
NE 10 the careless pastime Of re-
hearsal, standing In the center Of the
stage. clad in costly furs holding In
one hand am edition dc luxe of Shakes
psarp lWithout notes., welding IN the
other "a tyrannical scepter IN the shape
OF blue pencil, while by flashes Of
lImcllght DE initiates with "a handish,
almost ghou'ish, joy on his face all
that portion OF The text which DE can-
not with any show OF ingenuity CONE
manlCar TO- his own part j can see
him waving O recently mau.curcd hand,
flashing with precious gems, ln lofty
depreciation OF honest merit g.DberIng
in corner I can imagine him leaving
the half finished rehearsal bent on
some errand of gluttony and oozIng
through the stage door, the decadent
odor OF his scented Curls hitting the
uostr.Is OF the yIrtuous commentator TO
those whose muttored foot note DE
turns a deaf ear ] can see him care
lessly fling a handful Of supcrduous
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-18

Last summer one OF the fayorIto oc-
equations OF ardent Wheelmen was
that OF INDUCING In century runs do
not mean the large club runs where
amy number from 100 to 600 men and
women rode In divisions from ono point
Zoo another with the sole object of gain
Ing possession OF a medal O. lamp or
some other such reward
The century riders ] refer 90 are OF n
vastly different breed from these and
are seldom, if ever. seen ON o. medal
getting run promoted by q newspaper
or lampmaker for advertising pur-
poses. on even on q pure club run. The
ideal century ride. according Go the
class ] have reference 10. is 90 get to-
grthcr not more than half "a dozen cone
genial spirits ana travel fast or slow
as they feel inclined stopping here and
there TO view the scenery or rest In the
shade of q tree. Before starting they
would Tx upon "a general course 20 be
taken. and if at the days end the cy.
clometers did not register quite a hun
dred miles, why, no matter
This year. however. you win meet
fewer such companies of riders on the
country roads, and mOre's the pity. for
90 is such folks who keep up the tradl-
lions Of the wheel nearly lost since the
disappearance OF the old ordinary"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-18
DON'T SAY eLINKs."

According to COLLINS authorities, It Is
not good form to say links" the
bologna sausage name IS being taOooed
and the word course is taking lbs
place. In strictly goldng sense
links doesn't mean anything at alI'
The use Of ;he word came from me
fact that the first courses were lail
out In Scotland. whore the rolling sand
dunes and hillocks Of the land OF inc
thistle and heather are called LINKS
From this the word came TO be applied
10 the course itself and is now IN gen
eral use. The experts. however object
10 1t as a duGer expression ana the
plebelan links will probably 20
showed to the background IN favor Of
the melllhuent Course"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-18
HENRY JEWETL STAR OF THE CHOIR INVISIBLE"

GarrIck with Stuart Robson's "Ollver
Twist next season.
Francis Wilson win produce "Booloo
Boom Boom his new opera, In New
York on Sept 10.
Hugh Chilyers, who was long with
l'eiia toNs company. viii retire from
lNe stage after the coming season and
oeF9'e bis time TO the New York Stock
Exchange
Ih0 Man From The West, in which
james j. Jefiries Is TO star under the
direction Of his skillful mentor william
a. Brady, 10 not rlproarng melo-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-18

drama, but a consistent play with a
thread Of sentiment running through
the fabric OF stirring incident
Am alphabetical list OF the societaIres
Of the Coincide Franchise from the
time Of Moliere down to the present day
has recently been published In Paris.
II gives the particulars Of every socie-
taire's period Of service, together with
35l autographs. beginning IN 1865.
Edward HarrIgan ls going TO London
In "Old Lavender next year
Beerbohm Tree will open his London
theate. this fall with Julius Caesar. I"
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bo undertaken by a stock company
with the idea OF an artistic rather Than
o. financial success.
Mabe.ie Gilman has caught the fancy
of the London playgosrs iD "Tha Casino
6.r.' and bids fair 20 rival Edna MAY
iD popularity
Sat O.. Goodwin win lmuersonate "a
British army officer iu q play boy Rob
er Marshall.
Alfred Klein, who appeared ln De
VOL, iloppcIs operate presentations
and who had the role OF the Young
duke in The Girl From Maximsr last
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massed together In one field and so
many OF them very evenly matched.
Before the snow flies it is likely that
the real champion win have been de-
yelopcd This is o elimination deyout-
ly To- Dee wished. as in former years The
situation has always been much in
doubt at the close OF the season
CHARLES =. EDWARDES.
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Speaking OF century riding II seems
TO me that the Century Road Club OF
America is very lax In it's methods of
authentlcating alleged records For
the past few weeks several wheelwom-
en- have been careeung day and night
over the Century Road clubs course ON
Long Island endeayorng TO set up new
long distance records for their Sex.
These records, So Far as I can learn are
attested % as authentic by the pace
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anckrsr cHANcr scrNr

Edward Blondell has made one of On,
quickest change % scenes on record 90
uaa 80 The KatzenJammer Kids mex,
season. 10 Is an exterior OF house
surrounded by o. flower garden. Ir a
space OF two seconds the house d.sap.
pears and the flowers in the garden
change 20 bright dancing girls. while
the table ON the stage becomes a wheel.
barrow and the chairs change TO
punches OF bright electric lamps