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Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-08-03
MORE EDETS ISSDE
Latest Crop Engsndsrs : Nd
Hopeful View Among skspsos
Nh. VIZ VOLUNTEERS EIPLlNAn6
Rsekhrt HAs giral csnfsrsaes N,
SEinastsf Hay sad Departs For

SEiHlstsf Hay .ad Departs For
! Sam Fr.neisco.
b A wathiHgtop special says: Sat-
d1F brosght forth. the usual crop
ediots aid reports from yarious a.
tsrs. aud tAe usual visit from Nipisl
Wa 70 tas stats department. all baA,
Ing directly upon no welfare d
foreign ministers In Rekin.
THIS eonstshtly groxikg mas
assertion D beginnins 70 have 4
lative eject rpoh the skepti1
thsre wss o noticeahly more ho
view, tsEea Of the state Of affairs,
BeyoEd the fscf that il IL scSrce
couceiys.3le that the Chinese autkn-
ties shoAid persist in repeating an7
strengthening these stories nm 10 Ii .
rapidly apr oaching moment when n
whole truth must Be disclosed by Oh
err agenHess il appeared upon Garrett
consideration Of the reports that In.
wAs zsallyiiitle more ground for hose
~ to th9 safety Of Mr.. ocnger and
colleegssa st Pekin- ~
The depressing fact ia always
mind that the Chinese .auth1fities 81
their own statements, abls 70 cprlz,s
nieats with the legst;oners, iaf sts
mysterious reason do not pefItit In.
unfortuSates tpcommunicate VITA
own governments NJ Was fkr'
nation Il this, nauaely, that ths 0
nese m$thods are dfherert fscn Vi
own, il acarseIy .snfscienf for i'll &
cials hssA, The minister, howe
honestly, trying to get furths
nun;catton shroHgh from Mr.. Cd
aud u hay be hal success IN tEi
dsytskipS vill afford him brii,
vindicas pn. 3-g -.
There wss nothing az mistress
China rsfpsoting the military e
forces &sFA The war depafl
offeials now cnlcBlate that 06n1
Chafse still his troops on the CHI.
has srriled At Takr, though Il m
several siays before his report VI +. q
fact can Peach the dspsrtmept.
The l1hiaese minister viaits1
state department early to defEvss
edict reesitsd BY him 10 eerte
Hay Ie issimilar In form 10 sho al
publfshsd ia Lon Ion. The mimic
says thft the only differences srs
involved in Isepsrsts trsnslatio6s.
WINS tfsusiafion Of sbene,s dian.
Il ks follows:
fsEd:cs Ok 26th or Che sixth IA
corresponding 70. July 24th} Sill
that fortunhtely all minisfsrs. szoe
Baron Won Estteler, are alive ana =
harmed They are new being 50
piled VIII vegetables, fruit. and n
visions BY the government ia shoR
sympathy for them ?
Special Cpmmissiousr RockhiiI
ed at the state dspartment Hatap
morning shA hsd Anal confsrs
WITH Secretary Hay rexpsctin6
mission 10 China. It was not des-
proper 10 make public the exaS
strucfioEs given to Mr.. RockhilI
Il ID stated generally that be ID he
sent out 20 ascertain the conditie
China ios TIE guidance Of The stS,S
partmenS and to serve e. rs al
represent tive In that country 4 s.
Il shcrldsb necessary hereafter 70 III
duct negotiations there instead N
WsshingSoE
Mr.. RoskiIill left Washington SD
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-08-03

A MissouFi carriage denler uses con-
siderable space IN the local press in
exploiting the tsct that counting Is
made easy ~ the use Of the celebrated
new tsparkins buggy. fer the sale
Of which he 10 the cole ageht m his 10
cailH.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-08-03

o1ssz.asasas rreplsal aardsns.

/
The go7s sllant tropical gardens at
Mismi, undsf "a care Of Eaperintend-
emit Dean, ~ epmisine. and the
young plants CD seed) are max
ins ( very ssfisfscioz 9toxth. Pro-
fessor Fsirehild. II @ {'eited States
agricultural department Tho r. irAv-
cling in the fae skst, kas his 81 liron
this station. and when he finds rare
fruit which he believes win be IN 80
QUESTION to thie tropical section. sends
seed to Mr.. Dean. 80 =,
Already there are plants rom The
Dutch East Indies. which promise to
thrive well in this climate. From
Siam Ir. Dean hss yaHng plants Of
fruit trees that give promise q searh-
ing maturity at an early day. az also
has several varieties Of yppng fruit
trees from Honduras, also twG ssild
pineapple plants. These pineG grow
wild in. the woods in Hondufss, aud
are said 70 be Of o very superior ivaris-
ty. A young lime tree from Ghils il
showing its aisptabili;y to this climate
and soil. Mr., Dean hopes that s may
fruit next season. An orange tree
from Panama 10 putting on mcst e1-
cellent growth. The guava trees from
South America are making Q vigorous
growth. The fruit OF, this varsity Of
gnsva is very large and almost seed
less, and of very excellent favor
Lime trees from the isIand OF 5rini.
dad are showing their appreciation Of
Biscayne bay soil by making sur
prisingly heavy growth. i. = s.
Last year Mr.. Dean received about
three hundred hybrid, orange trees
from Washington, which have qrickly
adapted themselves to their chsnged
condition. both - to soil and climate.
and are making splendid growth.
The board Of public works of Tam.
pa is legal body, Judge J. B., Wall
having rendered Q decision to this sf.'
feet. This settles @ momentous Iues-
ton and one that threetened 70 ,sfEect
the very foundation Of the city. Ehsn
the question vas raised a. to the legal
lily Of the board Il created sensation.
The council declared iiself - faxoring
the idea that there was no board, and
Immediately o frisndly suit was faised
to settle the qnestion- The resoentinn
passed IN. the council sone weeks ago.
declaring the board Of pnbiie works 10
be 50 illegal body. and ordering the
employees OF the city to ignore Them,
was rescinded. No appeal will be
made from the decision OF Judge; Wall
and Freely % the council This seldom
meets with general approval frosn All
sections OF The city. a.5 IS
sreE 81 .y.fkNm-A-.lt 'ss: A
ATamrs corfsspondent stataa inst
on. thea frst Of ne monfb fheI esnntv
commissioners leased The county con.
viets 70 . local co,icern st 4 fatsaf A
has raised 9 storm Of disapprovas, and
gov . proposition Is made to the board
to reopen Che matter, the guarantees
being made that ut least two prGposi-
tions for lease VIII be made Nth =
price Of Sc, -
aA/r NJ. = s,.: -, : !.
oesi -. -;stsn naI.sr ne.'S C nssis. :.
49,, !, e ~ se gssssol SAnu,er y.
& ssr license Is viii have 10 / nav.
.Thers s no license for marnetic aeai.
ere. mt the last one Who ala bn.sne.s
in Adsnsa left between two aims,
- -.e."s2-.
work has baon = reasumaa b,' ar
Graham Lumber Conpanv eti 81
a. manager. The shingle mill aas
~ NA0 mn
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-08-03

It b refreshs1 ~ tira = - IT con
sistency where money Is at s,nke. Ths
Haines Gauge company OF paiiaaeL
phia declines % furnish apparatns Cor
the shlps of the United stsAes navy
On the ground that the propr;stsrs are
members OK the Society OF Erienas ana
ars opposed 10 war. Tais - the HrsG
eass ef che kind On record.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-08-03

Hon. W. g.. Jennibgs addressed !,
large srd sPprec.&Eive audisnes Ii ss
Petersburg on the political issues Of
the While he was very ccnsersy;s.
tire In his remasks, be Impressed III
aearers - mar who has ths courage
OF mas convictions, and whom the pes3.
pie OF Fiorida may safely fsast ~ thsir
Chief executive. y
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-08-03

americans who contemplate going
@ Porto Rico, or Cuba sr Mexico.
w@ % Fsil to iearn Spanish. English
VII do around hotels and barber
Shops. and among the better edu
cated people. but NOT tOr everyday, all
arornd intercOurss With the people.
Linguistic changes Sre effected slowly
aiwaySs xmerscsapewiR never gain
that ihtinsss hsrcIaf Sold On Lain
Aneescs ief stiss srraans have untii
tb - spaassh, and. fsf skazil.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-08-03

ATAmps correspondent states that
on Che ffst Of the month the county
conmissioners leased the county con-
viets 70 local concern ct . rate II IS.
This. AZ has already been set forth,
has raised . storm Of disapprovas. and
now . proposition . made to the board
to reopen Che matter, the guarantee
being made That ut ieezf two prGposi-
tons for lease VII be made With .
price Of Sc. -
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-08-03

snitsd ~ ~
ed izfankFy 81 bs
side q osr 81 / & ,|btI,! Is s. ]
resented b IS Bsl ~
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-08-03


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.E"-DDA - -aAne p'~e' M -
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49, .ssO ~ 80 Dusu u,a ', $3.50 49,.
more than 10000 bales Of cotton
- - -, -, -,
,,as - O.uss.s -. :. - " ~
cal standing Or commercial
Hpute OF business men or Houses u
their districts
n,..,,.,, $50. ,s..,.r ,... con-
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Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-08-03

Aman named Hardiman, alleging to
be sergeant major in the Seventh cav
airy, buncced the Jact sopviiiie u: - /.
Infantry out Of go on .t1s ::.tesepse
thse he wss cent by the goyss,,.. sat,' f.
Eirsesesthe before accepting ssn, >
tender Of services Cor duty "a Cuba,
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-08-03

Seeretssy Fay also received aes
grsm froLs Cnited States Censul
J Sade, 81 Canton stating thstI
yicsrOt SsE assuees him thsk
ministers wers alive and #eilsal
i2fh 81 54Iys = fse..a 81
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-08-03

The Gull Transportation Company
at Tampa has decided to place the
steamer City OF Hawkins on fsetiinr'
run from that city TO points along the
upper coast. The vessel has been In
service several months hauling naval
stores from VARIOUS points 10 Tauaps
II is deemed best to have Z regular
schedale nov. and this win be inau-
gurated d once. - I . ~
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-08-03

@. NE- Hart, . magnetic healer Of
OepA hes written Governor Cand3er Of
Georges Chat he desires to move into
thai state, and wants TO kaow IL Shere
= kag license he will have 10 pay .
Tiers Is no license for magnetic heal
ers, bit the last one who did business
In Adants left between two suns
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-08-03

; Work has been resumed by the
Graham Lumber Company az Sc.
Marks, vith'C. Q. Yonge Of Pensacola
a. manager. The single mill sas {
capacity OF JOE, 600 per day. Ths
lumber mill viii be in operation shortly
With q capacity Of 80. GOO laths and 80, |.
600 feet Of lumber daily. :s..ss.,s,t /.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-08-03

eeDr. james O. Rippord, chiefsufgeon
OF the Plant System relief and hospi-
.tal department, has rendered his resig-
snAtion1of the post. he win enter At
once upon the active practice Of his
profession. DR.. Rippord was appoint.
ed 70 this position nine mouths ago,
succeeding DR.. Frank 81. Caldwell
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-08-03

The encampment Of state troops
Terminated atsSt Augustins without
an incident 10 mar the shenefit and
pleasure Of the occasion. The sncamp-
mant COMMITTEES, through Chairman
Hpxess has paid all the bills that
were agreed ons and the small balance
that may. be left will be turnsd over
70 gaptsin Foster Of the ST. Augustips
Hi6eA which organisation went to O
great deal OF expense In assisting in
entextainine the visitors. AZ, -. (,
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-16
CALvE BEFORE THE FOoTIIGHT

Calves departure was a load off Mr..
Grau's mind Il "a blessed release to the
other singers. The fiery Frenchwoman is
as eccentric as Nine. Bernhardt, but does
not possess halt the common sense of
LMme. Sarah. However mad B%ernhardt
may be the great actress still keeps her
oddities for private life n never OBJ
trudes them on the stage. Mime. Calye is
of different disposition. In private life
she Is the most demure and conservative
OFT creatures. but the moqnent she enters
the opera mouse her eccentricitieS deyel-
OPP. The footliga1ts, the music, the dra-
matlc conception of her role, are so many
ln~toxicantS to hi prima donna, and
when the performance begins nobody
knows what oddity will possess her hu-
Huunor it always is, for Caaye is
the spirit of fun, and art seems to be one
grand, sweet joke to her. On one occasion
she pulled off the wig of Jean de Reszke
when he WAS in the middle of an impas-
stoned air. leaving the tenor bald, help
less, and furious with indignation before
his admirers. On another occasion she
smote Escamillo in the face with a hand
ful on rose leaves, and one of them flew
into his throat, nearly strangqing him in
the Toreador song She made a Jon Jose
chase her around an applicant in The
last act of Carmen until the tragedy
was converted into comedy, and every
body was roaring with laughter over the
tenor at a moment when The meant to
make his most thrilling impression.'-
New York Press.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-16
THE DRAMA.
At SUTToN's.

The Ancient Order OF Hibernians have
engaged the Macoy Comedy company to
appear at Sutton's theater for their BEN
eft on Tuesday, June representing the
romantic Irish drama, in five acts, en-
titled IAN Irishman's Love-" The soci-
ETY. is sparing no expense to make the
occasion q great success. and from the
rehearsals o in progress 1t will no
doubt be appreciated by the theater-go-
ing public. The Irish character, in all
its traits of love. honor and valor will be
depicted as only the author of the play
knew how. 1t is hoped that the efforts
of the society will be appreciated by CIV
ing them a full house. The proceeds
will be used for the purpose of defraying
the expenses of the state convention of
This is perhaps the only Irish drama
where landlOrdism and cudgels have
been abolished and a pretty story of
true Irish love substituted. showing the
noble and loveable side of an Irishman's
life. The prices for this occasion only
VIII be Tic for adj downstairs seats and
DOC for all gallery seats. Tickets are for
sale by all Hibernians and can be ex-
changed at the theater box Office for re-
served seats at any time from now until
the night of the performance. The Ma
10y company are now presenting "Ten
Nights In a Ba17roOm,'' which will hold
the boards tonight, Sunday and Monday
Inc prices for adj performances win. ex-
cept Iuesday, stay at the regular price.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-16
THE FORCES OF NATURE.

Detroit Journal: The great inventive
genius was very courteous.
Yes" he explained, 81 am abouu to
harness the sloanling!"
1.-The gloaming?" we cried in amaze
ment.
1.-The cleaning" repeated the great in
|ventive genius. ."The subtle vast
force which now fnds it's only escape in
Romantic poetry, I propose to use for
running factories and things"
Then he showed US the intricate de-
vices he had constructed. They were ex-
|ceedingiy wonderful.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-16

Indianapolis Press: will wed you.
lass" said he, though it be through fire
and water"
And he went his way.
A few years-some short and some
long-had passed, and DO! his prediction
was fulfilled. ever to the ~stipulations.
Gentle reader, why not? What girl
of good sense n mature years would
hesitate at casting her lot with one of
1.-THE best coal and ice dealers in the buis-
ness?
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-16
P N

Detroit Journal: "You," he cried.
ARE the type OF perfect womsllhood."
And you are the perfect type of man.
hood" she faltered shyly.
w are spaced out too much, don't
vol think?" he whispered.
And as he drew her to his bosom he
encountered only the feeblest n most
perfunctory resistance,
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-16

cratic performances ct Covent Garden
London, with casts that would barely
be tolerated here on Saturday nights at
the hah-price performances. Yet LON
don critics talk about easily pleased
american audiences" and the loss Of re-
hnement from singing before them.
These same critics seriously discuss
Miss Zuzanne Adams INTERPRETATION
OF Marguerite and Nine. Melba's "dra-
matte treatment" of Juliet. This sort Of
talk Is funnier to an American than a
comic opera.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-16
NOTES OF MUSIC.

Mr.. Henry Wilfsohn has closed con-
tracts for the appearances ofMme. Lii
lion Blauvelt, prima donna soprano. and
Nine. Schumann-Heinks, prima donna
c~ontraDto. at the coming Worcester Mu-
steal festival, which will he held during
the last week in September. In addi-
tion to those names already mentioned,
he also arranged for the appearances
of the following stars: Sara Anderson,
H. Evan Williams, Theodare Van Yorks,
Gwylim Miles and Campanari.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-16

Franz CUTLERY. one of the most popu-
lar actors IF the Berlin stage, died there
the other day. He had belonged for
twenty years to the same
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-16

Ludwig Barney recently celebrated a
Wiesbaden the f~ortieth anniversary o
his debut as an actor. He allowed it t
pass with as little notice as possible.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-16

Beerbohm Tree, who has frequently
appeared as Iago in scenes from "Othel.
TO-" but never in the title role, is to taxi
that part in a London charity matinee
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-16

Mlle Yahne is to play Roxane whe]
Coquelin revises ."Cyrano de Bergerac,
which has been prepared for the summe
invasion along with "Zaza."
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-16

Florence st. John is soon to appea
in London after several years of retire
ment. h will sing the part of the
plaintiff in Trial by jury"
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-16

Francis, Wilson has a new opera for
next season, as yet unnamed and Jeff de
Angels is said to be writing the libretto
of a romantic comic opera for himself.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-16

F. r. Benson has been selected as tn,
best manager for a proposed theater i,
London to be exclusively devoted to tn,
plays Of Shakespeare.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-16

Karl Goldmark, the veteran Hunga-
ran composer, VINO mas Just celeJrAl,d
tbs .UtIl Durtnday, lstsays the JEWISH
Worfu) acllveiy engaged on the coml1e-
tlon or his new opera, .Gotz Won Ber-
IlcA4lns en-" Wnlcn IS TO be produced u
tAe G~oluTnark s ilrSt opeA.A
was entitled Tine Queen or SneDa,' and
us fascinating music trough tame u
the composer. Another ODe4a was .:HAj
Ee1Incnen am delde," Iounded N
Charles Dickens ..Ihe Cricket on 14e
Heanln,' and ne mas set to music a nun
Der OF Goethe's beautiful and lnsparinx
poems. q
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-16

Daniel Frohman has cabled a positive
denial that he ever intended to bring
that Passion Pay from Oberammergau,
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-16

There is a rumor that William A.
Brady will bring over the Oberammer-
gau Passion Play. Will he get up a
prize fight in Oberammergau while the
Passion Play is in America?
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-16

Sixty vaudeville theater are represent
ed in the new association of vaudeville
managers of the United States.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-16

Sarah Bernhardt's receipts in ''L'Aie-
Ion are said to have been s., 255 per
night on an average.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-16
LETTER LIST.

The Following Is the list of letters i'd
vertised at Butte, Mont, for the week |
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-16

MRS. Ryley's The Mysterious Mr., Blu
gle is soon to be used in London.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-16

Mr.. Rudolph Aronson has now fOr1nlT
lated mas planS Lor the establishment III
American roof Eafuens IN vienna. liz
an au5c4Aaent Aas Dten u IN G0&r
JuAct4oA Win tzerr Eidualu tlaus tn
imperial court muslcaa director OF Alq&r
ti4a- 11eri STRAUSS WIll investigate III
Tic rooA SaIuenS in America uulIAg ~
cUII4AA's NAs!t llGl, III LAt Ian, anu la LtSr
sui1l444ef months ne Wall concelt tie, WlSA
las AdInouS ORCHESTRA, In u Specla44y uG-
SIG e root galuen In Vienna. Illr en-
teiprloe - uIluef the direction o. MI.
AionSon, who writ eStabllsn roo gardens
In ALI me large cities OF Europe. Inc
rooA garden concert was orlsAna44y fOun-
deu Ny 1ir. kAroiSOn AZ Ine METROPOLITAN
Concert nall, n aIterWard AZ tue "a
SlnO.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-16

Miss Julie Herne, daughter of James
A. Herne, is writing a play as a vacation
amusement.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-16

Dunn, InOmaS
/ Dwyer, Richard
Dour, Rachael
Dever, Rose
Dtedrfch, Mic
Edwards, T HI
E~ilenberger, Robert
Eddleman, Dan E
Finley, John
Forman, Hyram
Foisy, Mime E
Calm, Mrs Lizzie
Greenfield, Maud
Cant, Carrie w
Golden, Pearl
Grant, Oliver "."..
Graham, James
Griffen, Jas W
/ Golf, Mrs J A
Horner, John
Hibbs, ]
Harrison, VIM
Harry, w G
Hinchman, Wilbert
Hart, Mrs w p
Hues, Ted
House, Nellie
Horney, Lottie
Haglman, l
Hortz, Henry
Harris, George
Harper, Sam'l S
Holeck, Emma
Ingram, David
Johnson, Wanda
Jackson, Robert
jerks, Dick
Johnson, N G
| Jones, Mrs N H,
Jones, Matt
Johnston, Mrs M B
Jones, J w o
Johnson, Joseph
Kynock, Mrs VIM
Kurki, Matti
Kellar, Mae
Kirby, Jack
Kennedy. James
King, Joseph
Knowles, J H
Kirker, Grace
Lane, Mrs p L
Lewis, Willie
Lennie, r e
Loonan, Miss r A
| Lemm, o
Lyons, Nellie
Lewis, M s
Lowney, Minnie
Larson, L K
Leary, J
Murphy, Mike J
Morgan, r J
Monahan, Patrick
Mollohan, Peter
Moore, Mary
Mlahar, Michael
Mitchell, L F.
Mcguire, Minnie
Mules, Mrs Joe
Nee, John
Martin, James S
McDevitt, Jas
McDougal, Hugh
McCann, James
Mcnamara, James
McMillen, Minnie
Mem Robt
Mem ullin, Thos N
Nolen,T ]
Norman, Mrs Rena
Noel Kyle -
Norden, Benz
O'Brien, M M
O'Connor, Mrs M
ORourke, Maggie
Pinkerton, Mr.
Pierce, Miss A s
Pierson, Alvin
Palmer, D A
Porter. D C 49,.
Peglar, Frank 2
Paulsson, Hannah
Perry, ] E
Poole, James
Reilly, Torrance
Richards, o l.
Rogers, Walter
Ralph, William
Rayles, Will
Roberts, Myron
Robinson, Jas r
Reilly, John
Steck, Steve
Stevenson, Agnes
S~treubrum, c r
Sheridan, M ]
Smalling, Maggie
Schaeer, JOS
Stein, Mrs J
Skubic, JOS
SeVill, Joe
Stevenson, Grace
Sothcott, +
Schneider, Fred
SneTeE, Eu
Thornton, Frank
Tull, L H
Volkes, Henry
Williams, Arthur {
Williams, John
Wilson, N B
Williams, T )
Waters, Thomas
Windmiller, Robt
Walsh, Patrick
Walsh, Mrs NJ
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Quo Vadis" has moved the treasurer
OF Mr.. Whitney's company to go off with
81 1000 Of the receipts.
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LAiglon" is to be published in Eng.
lsh translation by r. H. Russell.
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The Emperor William has command
ed that a play be projected about tn
Hohenzollerns to celebrate the bi-cen
tennial of the Prussian kingdom mex
year.. Hoch, der Kaiser.
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Maria Guerrero is going to Paris To
act during the exposition.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-16

NJ. Quad &C. B. Lewis) a arranged
ms Bowser stories as q short sketch for
the vaudeville stage.
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Mr.. Maurice Grau is giving some OPP
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THEATRICAL NOTES.

Qulller-Couch, or 90 the novelist. has
written a farce.
iatrlck campbell will act during the
summer in Paris.