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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-02-22
Die @afIerberiuranna Serlims.

Bel6e Naiiermengen bic oeutl6e
Rei6sbauptIiaot i'm Sabre perbraudt,
perrGtb Der jiinsite 9erwultun9sberidt
Der oorti9en Waiieruerte. Wenn man
oieie Maiiermen9e in einem SaiIin fai-
len poIlte. 10 miibte bieies 9efen 100
Wleter brett. 100 Wleter tief uno 5000
Wleter lang Iein, oenn nidt meniger als
circa 50,000,000 &ubitmeter Naiier
bat Berlin i'm lebten Seri6tsja6re pers
brau6t. SIS fino oas bel elmer 9ur6=
i6nittseinpobnersnbl BON 1,785, 900
Meni6en ni6t meni9er als 1921 Giter
aui ben Gopf uno al jeoem Sage. Sie
9rOBen @aIlerquellen Serlins limb Der
Wlu99eliee uno Der 5egeler See. IS
limb grobe S60pI= ,unO Sebeperte er-
ioroerli9, nm oas @aiier aus Giiblez
borns Rei6 10 meitbin gu fOroern, oab
es idlieblif tlar aus allen ben tarieno
Sdbnen rinnen fam, bic in Serliner
Sii6en, Sierfuben uno Oifentli9en
8ebGuoen bpn ben g8dnoen blinten. IS
iino ni6t peni9er als 25, 900 8runO=
ltiide gl6nebmer Der @aiierwerte, bic
ibnen in Rbbren BON 10 @entimeter bis
100 @entimeter Sur6meiier oas @aI=
Ier supumpen. Sod Oben auf Der gHelts
enOer platte unO nOroOfli6 binter
Gutenberg er9eben iif bic Srunnenz
bauier, ridtiger Sebeperte, aus oenen
,SerlinzSo6Iioot" uno DSerlin=gtie=
oeritabt" nit @aiier setrdntt tueroen.
@eItenb lieiert Die tleinere, Gutenberg
bic 9rOBere SGlite oes tiiblen 9laIies.
Sas meiIi' @uiier, unter allen WOnaz
ten, flOB i'm Suni mad Berlin, ndrli6
faIt Der sebnte 5beil Der @eiammts
menge. Ser @aIierbsOarf mar am ses
rin9lten I'm Sebruar. Sieiem talten
Monat geniisten 3,500,000 aubits
meter, 9e9eu 4,750.000 Gubitmeter
i'm SUM. llnaluublide @aiierflutben
erioroert bic 9etpGIierung Der parta
anlugen oes Sreptower partes ins=
beionoere. llebcr 10000 Subitmeter
purben bier periprenst. Sic oreifa6e
Wlen9e faIt erioroerten aber Die SPRING
brunnen. 9ie SemGilerilna Der Stra=
ben61um6en beanipru6te "a, 900 9u=
bifmeter, pdbreno bic Strabenbeiprens
aurg rei6li6 100000 Subitmeter
abIorbirte. Ser rourltiglie" Sag mar
Der II. 9u9uii, nit einem' @aiierOer=
brau9 BON 100 2itcr BRO Gopf Der 9e=
p0lferung. Der nWuiierideuelte" Sag
Der sneite @ei6naftsfeierta9 nit nur
SO 2iter. Ser aller9erinsite Sru6tbeil
aller bieIer Maiierflutben III natiirIi9
9etrunten moroen. Sabei geI6iebt
alles Ieitens Der 9ernaltune, nm Die
Aualitdt oes WaiIers 10 pprsii9lid uie
mO9li6 gu seIiultsn. ginen beiOnOeren
6ortidritt perSeidnet Der 9eridt, in Dem
er berporbebt, onB es jegt 9elungen,
Die ngnteiIenungs "=6rage oes 0aiIers
gu l6ien. Nlit 9eIOr9niB blidt man in
Berlin aber ber 3eit entge9en, in Der
bic naben Seebeden ni6t mebr aus=
rei6en unb in Der man ii9 9enOtbi9t
iiebt, mad neuen @uiierquellen llmz
i60u gu balten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-02-22
9ie YDeiuerute i'm Nraufreid,.

lleber Die borjGbrige Weinernte tuers
ben 3ablen per6ifentlidt. aus benen
bsrDOrgebt buB iie 9iinliiaer ausIiel
als bic BON 1898, aber i'm 8eraleid su
ben friiberen Subren, ols bic Reblaus
nod nift bic frnn5DiiIhen @einberge
perbeerte, biel gu wiini6en iibrig lGBt.
Die Gjeiammternte miro auf AZ, ,907, E
$50 SettOliter geiddBt, oas Sur6s
I6nittsertrGgniB oes Settar auf 28
SettOliter, neun mebr als i'm gOrjabre.
Sas Sabr 1898 er9ub nur 80, 282, 900
SettOliter, bon | ,706, 5l3 Settar @ein=
LAMB. Gie beinnBe 5000, 900 Setto=
liter BON 1899 wuroen BON 1.697, 734
Settar gelirfert, olio 6779 Settar peni=
ger. Omar bat iid ieit einem Sabre Der
6lG6eninb0lt Der 99einberge in 80
Separtements nieOer permebrt, aber Die
glusrottung Der an9eitedten gDeinreben
iiberiuiegt nod INNER. 9in6 ben 9epar=
tements pertbeilt, itellt lid oas grtrdQ=
nib Der @einernte pon 1899 wie fol9t:
Seruut 12,360,400 Settuliter ftutt
6,745, 900 im SOriabre, 9lube 5, $780, =
$50 Settoliter fatt 3,056, 1856, Gjuro
1866, 1868 SettOiiter Iiatt l, ,498, $50,
GirOnoe 3,478,709 SettOliter fatt
1856. GAS, Sh=qprenden 2,915, ,403
Settoliter itatt 1,1O0,970, Rbone=
Niiinounaen 1924, ,403 SettOliter fatt
9l5, ,459, Bar 1,234,96 SettOliter
hutt $50, ,306, glieOer=Gbarente /, ,039, =
949 SeltOliier Itatt 662.913, glieber=
2Oire 999. $50 SettOliter iiatt 557 900.
90 Uaren Mtittel=6runtreid, Der SiiOen
uno Siiooiten begilniii9t, Udbreno Die
Separtements, mo Die SursunOer= uno
Gbampagnermeine getuonnen tperben,
9erin9ere Grnten erSielten als I'M Sabre
1903
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-02-22
2( m sScD b t. M n q
cnDlicb fllrirt.

0srtbr Epftcr nod F.:
Ia i'd in ben Y y. unb mrbbtniibsn Sour
ualen eOn cen wunrnbarn aursn 9brss gbnpt
purLp 9Inaibmfn la 10 eniidlpE id mid. ptn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-02-22
SelifateIeu.

slide: Reus SOadnOiide Sdrinss
uno Rufd6e Surolnen, Samburse,
2luls in Del uno 8elee, @upiur. SAT-
omen in 8a6ien. 2Oblter, appetlt SiIps.
setOdter DtadereI, 8ieler Sprotlsn in
Del.
SAFE: Sromase be 9rie, 2ieoer'
truns, @ream. @rdner. Sbweser. 2lm'
burger, SnditeIn unO SunO 8die.
Q8urit: SulamI unb GerpeIut. Nie'
ner, nit Ooer obne Saueriruut, unt
Srantfurter in 9Idisn.
Spesialitdten: O9ienmaul:
SuIat, 9iebis's 5leifd' grtratt. OItuenbl
bsim Quart, 2amm' 3unBen in 16pf,n.
gbparb Siebedsr,
$50 2adnndnnn Io,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-02-22
TinlcD6>
$
&lci0cr
.riu1ulingS,
Der metsoriide Sduusr tpar Elm SsbI.
tdIas. aber bas @ssentbsiI fann fiber
bsbuuptet ipsrben bon bsm seeenipdr!isen
Sorratb bon
GleiDer
trimmings
unO
0arniturcn,

peI6e m br Iufme,iiamfsit srrsssn, aIs
lrseno eine dbnlibe @aaren. Aushsauns
le in bieier Stabt seibun.
0ieie 8auren iinb 10 psridisbennrtis
unb bic auspubI 10 uneritbp1l6, OaB
eine pc iGnli6e Snipstiion bsrislbsn Der
elnsise Bss 1T, ii6 bamit bsiannt su
MAIDEN, mas mir auf 8Orralb baben-
une mir empfebIen ouber, bab Sic ss
mb8Ii4 MAIDEN, bisislben senausr angus
ieRen. 50 tpiro uns freuen, Sbnen isbs
mbBli6e ginidt unb Iustunft ,u eebsn,
bamit Sic cine. Sssisuste sIuspabI trsf.
fen f6nnsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-02-22
Treilun6 uno Wufif uidt mebr
acitattet.

&i6ter 8boIe in Carlisle, Bu., bal
ben 8utbsn peS Counties, psIden Ell
2icenien sspdbrt bate, fOlsenoe 8sr'
buliuneS' Wc cbsseIn eribelIt: ..NuIbr
ioQen ibre S6anfslmmer nidt, ipdler
ais UNI lO4 nbr 4bsnbS idIreBsn uni
oiirfen bunud feline seiiileen @etrdnt,
msbr psrtauisn. 8ottlers unO 0bOIeials'
gambler iOQen am Wontna, Oisnfue.
Dilttnod, DOnneritus unb 6reilua lbre
8eibdtte um 10 ubr Abenbs itllsber
uno ipdtsr nidls msbr perfnuien. @Gds'
'piele, Sreilunb, Diuiit oo,r anoere at'
lrutiiOnen iiub in Nlrtbidaftsn MD
sshattsi".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-02-22
NOberf 2lciUellDll i,
Met9er,

Union Strube. 1upIor. 9a,
mpii bIt ben bitfiasu 9surfhsn feline nusar.
'std ettH BiTits, SIsiit isosr arl. edmnls
etc. uuO garlutlrt bIaisfts frslis uno Die bsft
8sOnuuus
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-02-22
Gricasrclianien.

Sn Gnalano entfaltet lid iebt IdDn
Elm idwungbafter SanOel nit 9lnOen=
Ten aus Dem Srie9e in Siioafrita. SAT-
allen jeBt i6On aus oem 6eloe Suriid=
tebrenOen Sermunoeten iueroen tple
preiie fir Sriegsreliauien, gum Sei=
ipiel fir bon Sugeln bur6bObrte 9lei=
Oungs= Ober @affeniiiide sebOten. Gin
8aritdtenbdnoler bat 9luitrG9e bon
@aItnirtben i'm 9loroen @nglanbs !;
ebenIO tommen BON 2aoeninbabern
sablreide 9lnfragen. sd piIroe germ
bunoertmal 10 piel Sdla6tielbreliquien
tuufen, als ausenblidlid gu buben
iino," iagte Elm gIgent, Der iber Oieien
Sanoel beira9t puroe, noenn i'd babe
in Der Shat cine un9laubli6e glnSabl
BON gluftrd9en. Wein einSiger @uni6
pdre, feliangeliellte 9lgenten in Siio=
afrita ielblt gu balten, unO id peiB,
baB anoere 2OnoOner 6irmen bies i6on
aetbon baben. Sir bic SrOmpete uno
ben Hepolper zines Soloaten, BON oei=
fen Seloentbat in ben 3eitunsen be-
ri6tet poroen III, puroe telesrapbiI6
cine iebr bobe Summe 9ebOten. Mertz
miirOi9 III uber beiOnoers, oab ib glui=
trdge BON Sriiiiel unO paris babe unO
aud cine iebr grOBe SrOre BON einem
Singipielballenbeiiger aus 9lntwerpen.
Ser OrOonnans zines Sffi3iers, Der gu
Seginn Oes Srieses sefallen 1T. iinO
$1,000 fir oeiien Uniform gebOten por=
ben, bic iein Serr am Gage Der pers
bdnsniBpOllen 9erwunOung getragen
bat. 9batia6e III, baB Die SOmmiHio=
men, bic mein 9ruoer uno i'd fir
Sriegsreliquien in SdnOen baben, iid
I'M GanSen auf etua SIS, 900 belaufen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-02-22
Seuers0tlarm aGitcu.

f2 WsnOn WibIs.
t3 SlH Bnfs, Gin Staee.
IA 9adawanua unb SIGbrntsr SraBe.
IS adapauua II b penn NpmuG.
t6 Dldicn Wanufartur Co.. gme Z TRACE.
IL Z. Y. & Q. 60. Silbl gBrts.
tS Y Y. " z. So. glit Rpa, Dlubls.
10 Wulbsrry Ctr uup lSsbltu Glptuus.
81 s fTuien unO Sldapdnua aVGuCs
% gGppmins Apsnue unp Sprues SnaBe
q 9npsu Srabe uup 5rdl flu a'sHus.
"a @libinston 1--WE. unp WultrrTp Str.
25 Dive Ctr unp glpams Apsnur
26 ydfapnnnn uup WalbiullCn gptnus.
2 Wubsrry CTR. uup WnpiiCn gIpsnue.
% 3sifriUn Aur. unp SibiCu Strdls.
90 Monroe 1--WE uno pine StraBr.
81 Nsu ts unp RObinipn Srrbs
80 Cub Ndin Aptnue uue Samptpn CTR.
80 Sp tarp Ctr. uub Srpmlfy 9lpenne,
81 gadipanna uup 9iOrO Mlm glpr.
IS 9adlpn or. uuo Watn Apeuus.
30 Sddlpn Ctr. uno Yin pln Aprnue.
81 9prett Nptuue uno 9ldpn Strd6t.
3S 6jaIfielp apt. uuo 9dfipftts Sn0ee.
80 Sumnr 1--WE. unp Walbburn Strdbs.
Al Wdlbngcu live. uup StdUrY Srnbe.
AZ Drntsr uup 6sllOp5 Snabs.
al Scranton uup SWbsntsr ShlBe.
45 Silp Ahter unp 9 npipn SnIgt.
40 StCne AVs uup SsmlUd Sirdbe.
AZ pitistou Ape unp 0rllOp SnaBs.
4S prUlpsc 1--WE. unp Ssed StrObe.
49 Bed Strabs unp Grppn Apruue.
81 Gfpar Npenus unp Alpsr SnaBs.
So prolpect Apenue unp Nipn >irdbe.
So Separ Aptnus uno Sim Srdbe.
81 QSaIbinatpn Aps. une Wdpe Strabs.
81 Gsear Apsnut unp Dear GRAPE.
56 Sudnlpn Stabl lSsrte.
81 prplpset ApFuus unp 5ia StTdes
So jiemingtpu Npsnue uup Sbsrrp Srdbr.
So SiIutp Apsuue uno Spnutu SraBe.
81 prppptn0 Hodb une SarbpH Strdbs.
81 Sapouis Aosnus uuO pbslps Sudbs.
SO Stoper's pdflng 60 . 6iresu's place.
81 QBalpingtpn Aptnue unp gfsp glUTt Cir.
IS Waripu Strabr unp Sdppuir aprnus.
66 3 & 3. u. u. unp 8Ie &iras Stt.
81 gSppming Apenue unp Alb SnaBe
6S Delaware Sndb unp penn Apsnus.
50 NIbrgbt Apenue uup Wdripu SnIBe
II DidiOn Aprnuf unp St WaTtst SirIbe.
70 Court Straes unp Diamond glUsnue
70 prpoiceueG Roap uup NpIp Oiatu Menu
"a Marfst SirdbS unp Nero Wllu AJtnus.
rs Norp Wain Apt. unC painiGr SiTdBe.
76 Saus ,um Sulsn Strtn, Spuiitrr CIR.
81 Bird unp Dat SiTdBC.
8 Bloom unb Diartst StTGbe
SO JDdput aptnur une pllndm Sirabe.
"a gSiput Apsnue uuu HluIam StrdBr.
ST 9Der WdIfu unb lSiuCna SnaBe.
fi6 gBycming Nptuus unp Slipe StraBi.
f23 D., Z. & gB. drabl Saus.
f2l &lap Mpenur unp Bite Sna6e.
t25 Gplflr aptn rs urp aib SHLBs.
t26 9rcpn apruue uub AiD SraBe
t27 AuinCy apsnur unp ginoen STaBt.
t2S pressvit spsuue unp Yus Strlbs
2I3 D, {. " u. ahrrrn-Brisn, gSaibiugtO
elpeuuf.
32i Wsnpian une Sistsutn StraBr.
800 3sbntsr uup Sujerne SiTdBr.
3,3 5uuitbuis uup sulrns ShnBr.
324 SpTbttt aptnue unp VI bbnlo Snabr.
3l7 asyisr Apsuus uup 5adpn SnaBe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-02-22
3u Oerfanfen :

Gin nsuss aus a6t 3immru btatbtntts
@Ububnus nit moptrntu Giurittuuaru. role
gOt. nit 8rubtb6umsn, RaIrpldB unc sinsm
ltpuru Gdr en-. SeitsntpFae uub nllfs opa-
ifGnbis Giur fbSnr Sstmatb fir cine Rami
Htbtn tlttbsu. Rdbrrts pirp in br ,.gBO&tH-
bIatt" Sffisf btlannt stmatt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-02-22

ielben 81 pro-
d Dpttpren
ju fArurn I;
duf bic Sus
prTlGien
ren NJ Etnrr
ten. 3 d
I 9ltm m er,
ju 3etten
men appettt,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-02-22

Gutter Srumpf. Man erSdblt
Der nSdsli6en 8unOidau": Ser
Sbnellsug bat in Station 80. einige
Minuten gluIentbolt. 3pei Wlitreiienbe
itei9en aus uno bele9en. ou iie uieOer=
tommen pOllen, ibre YldBe. SnSlui=
i6en aber iieigt in oas pollbeieBte
Spupe gum ni6t 9erin9en @ritaunen
aller iibri9en MitreiienOen, pelde ben
@inOrin9lin9 bOili6 oarauf aufmert=
fam MAIDEN, mOie YldBe ieien beIegt, I"
iebr gemd6li6 elm en9liIb ousIebenoer
Serr Elm uno ldbt ii9 breitipurig nie=
Der. Wlr. .. ideint oeutid peritanoen
su baben, als Der erIie ausgeiii69ene
Ieinen 9lob pieber einnimmt; nit 9e=
beimer 6reuoe aber narten gllle auf
ben 9lugenblid, mo Der 3meite. elm
bisberer Seutiher, Der ni6t 10 aus
iie6t, als oh er iib etwas 9efullen laiien
piiroe, eintreten foil. Gr tommt uno
ertlGrt Wlr. g., ,er babe oieien plub
belest 9ebnbt." 0lr. 9. ruOebredt
einige unperlidnoli6e @Orte unO bleibt
iiBen. 9erpunbert iiebt ii6 unier Wiitz
reiienoer um unb ben ieltiamen Sabrs
salt Der 2dnse mad an uno pa3-
Sic iino gn9ldnoer !" entfdbrt es ibm
tpie in pI6Blider Grlsu6tuns. @erbals
tene 6rOblidteit auf Seiten Der glnoes
ren, 3Ornesslutb auf Der oes @inen
Geiien 3unse aber bate ii6 gelOit
.S6, Bic uOllen mir uobl S6fli6teit
Iebren?"-.Sb nein ! Sie piro Sbnen
ieBt in Sransuaul beigebradt !"-
Sdallenoe !Seiterteit uno ber3li6er Sei=
fall mar Die 6plge. Wlr. .. aber bate
genug. Ser britiide 26we i6Ii6 BON
oannen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-02-22

Sraueniiimmre6t. Sslano III
bas 2ano, mo Mdnner uno 6rauen in
jeoer Sinii6t 9leide pOlitiide 8e6te
9enieBen. 9as SOltden, Oas 1896
etpa 74,70O Seelen sdblte, wiro ppn
@ertretern regiert, bic BON ben Nldn-
nern uno ben Sruuen erpdblt waren.
-9lu6 in 8raiilien itebt oas Stimms
.edt allen Ginpobnern 81, Die oas 81.
2ebensiabr iiberI9ritten baben--oapon
aus9enpmmen iinO nur Die Settler, Die
bes geIens uno Sdreibens llntunbigen,
bic attipen Solouten, Die Wlitalieber
BON MOnGsoroen. = Sn Guatemala
piro Die @olispertretung ebenialls
our6 gang allaemeine 9lbfimmung, an
Der aud Die 6rauen t6eilnebmen, 9es
mdblt unO enoli9 iinO in Gumdnien
ollie miinoi9en SanoesbemObner berehs
ti9t, Die 0Oltsuertretllng gu wGblen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-02-22

birsn, nahpem
peIfrblirn. MID
iis l6isntu ia
ten Msp'sln su
pel6s bic &pp
Sange prrltVp1'
purpe brltGuril
bufeR, lpudts
Slut aus, trt.
S6msrSrn in
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-25
PATENT BOTTLE STOPPER.
South Dakota Man Has an Invention
That Is winner.

One of the great, annoyances and In
conveniences attending taking medicine
has been overcome by an invention or
w. D. Worthen, of Big Stone City, s.
d.. in the way of measuring bottle STOP
per which does away with the use Oh
snoon or other method of measuring out
doses. It consists of a hollow glass stop
per with graduate marks enabling any
one by tipping the bottle to fill the bulb
through hollow, shank of the stopper
with desired amount of dose, then by
simply turning the stopper part way
around the dose in the stopper is held
therein by stationary dam, the glass part
of the stopper, which Is surrounded by
cork to fit any size of bottle, is then
withdrawn and dose taken therefrom.
Aside from the great benefit from SAM
tary point providing that germs cannot
adhere as In case of spoons or dose
glasses. this will be readily appreciated
by those who have. to carry medlclne
around with them and save the 1ncon-
yenience of spoon, as we'll as by all VINO
prefer to be accurate in the dose, and
prefer perfect convenience, as the stopper
is. of course, always with the bottle. No
looking for a spoon or spilling OF medl-
cines.-s - 80
A company has been incorporated with
81 600. 600 capital. stock, and the shoppers
are now being manufactured In perfect
wav. Several large offers by leading firms
In the country prove it's value and per-
lection, one offer being made the day the
company was organized of $4,000 for the
patent right for one state 1t is inexpen-
sive and the output Of shoppers in the,
United States is estimated at 100000
week. Druggists will give them with
their medicines, as well as the large drug
manufacturing houses, as lis shown by
orders already received by the company
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-25

.
Paul, sang recently at musicale given
by Miss Linscott at the Dorchester club
rooms, and mado very favorable i'm
preston upon her hearers"
.eProfs. Herbert, and. Titoomb's pupils
will give. .asreeital atsHeward & Farwell' s
Monday evening.
exts - - t-fss -
Mrs. RUSSELL r. sDoFE,ss president Of the
Schubert club, is i'll Chicago. attending
a meeting of the board Of directors OF
the National Federation of Musical Clubs.
Mrs Dorr Is national auditor Of the as
ISOLATION. Together with the other mem
bers of the board Mrs.ssDorr was invited
to, hear Mmer Marie Brema in recital
Thursday afternoon before the Amateur
Musical Club of Chicago.
e,s~
Mrs, Henry Downs, who is director OF
the National Federation of Musical Clubs
for the, North middle section, is In Chi
cago In attendance upon the board meet
ing 4s-.-
The Schubert club will have request
programme for one Of Its April fortnight
ly musicales Mrs. Curtis, chairman Of
the instrumental work, will receive re-
quests at her home, Oakland and Lincoln
avenues. Miss May Strong, pianiste, and
Miss Rene Humbird, violinist, will give
the next Schubert club afternoon recital.
The recital will occur Friday.
Miss Marie Mildred Marsh has given up
her St. Paul studio and has gone to Chi
cago for permanent residence.
The vested choir, of st. Peters Episcopal
church, Fourth and Maple, has been re-
organized, and is expected to appear this
morning. Hours Of service. II a. m. and
7:30 .. m.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-25

Morey,- Horace Jones and others. The
play should be well received. considering
the fact that the regular Grand prices
will prevail throughout the engagement,
which will include the regular Wednesday,
and Saturday matinees.
The following presents the complete
cast:
Brig. Cen Nelson Randolph, COM
manding in Richmond .....H. A. Morey
Mrs. Gen Varney, wife of a Con-
federate officer Miss Ethel Douglass
Edith Varney, her daughter
Miss Frances Ring
Wilfred Varney. her. youngest
son ........ ............ Kingsley Benedlct
Caroline Milford, from across the
street MARION CilliuefS
Louis Dumont, u. S. secret service,
known In Richmond as Capt.
Thorne ;. ............... William b. Smith
Henry Dumont, L. S. secret serv-
Ice, Louis Dumont's brother
Percy Lennon
Mr. Benton Arrelsford, Confederate
secret service Frank Rolleston
Lieut.. Maxwell, presidents de-
tail y. a. Is. Trlce
Martha, a negro house seryant.Lil Hall
Jonas, negro house servant H. D. James
Lieut.. Foray,- first operator military
telegraph lines .......... charles crosby
Lieut.. Allison, second operator
military telegraph lines
Don c. Mortified
Sergeant Ellington ......... Samuel Wood
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scented on. an elaborate scale the latter
part Of this season. The excellence iof1
the cast and beautiful costumes of. the
period will be special features. "
Julia Arthur announces that after this
season she will be known as Mrs. Cheney,
of Boston.
"Quo Vadis"> will probably follow Ben
4Hur" at the Broadway theater In New
York next fall. e. 49,
= eSaphos has been secured by Jake Res-
enthal for the territory not coyered by.
Olga Nethersole.
Sol Smith Russell is lingering at At
+lantic City, where he has been restored
to his usual health. The. popular come
dian hopes to resume starring next fail.
Blanche Walsh and Melbourne: Mac
iDowen play a return5 engagement in New
York III May MissI Walsh will then be
seen for thes first time sin that city as
Cleopatra.
Harry w. Zero, who was In Dewey's
fleet in the battle of Manifa, and has
since served as bugler in 1.-THE Gunner's
Mate has been. appointed drill master
of the extra sailors employed in that
drama.
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Alexander Mckenzie, formerly with
Robert Downing.
For Fair Virginia is underlined for
an early visit to this city.
Uncle Toms Cabin with Eliza, tie
dogs, two topsys, and two lawyers Marks
is scheduled for visit to this city befo.
the end Of the season.
In his new play "A Yenuine Yentle-
man., which will be given at the Grand
soon, Mr. Ben Hendricks gets away some
what from the rough comedy wff>b
marked his performance in lyon Yon-
son. AS Sven Hanson he gives much
more refined and artistic impersonatioT
without losing any of the quaintness or
the humoI of his original creation.
AL H. Wilson, the German comedian,
will play the principal comedy part in
Charles III. Yales new mechanical trick
spectacle, 1.-THE Evil Eye
"a Grip of Steel" che of the English
melo-dramatic sensations, will be seer
at the Grand opera house soon.
The fourth of the series of DAM or
chestra concerts at the Metropolitan
opera house will be given Sunday after
noon, March 4, al $3.50; the series so far
has been remarkably successful.
'"The Highwayman, the latest big sue
cess in light opera, win be the attraction
ct the Metropolitan opera house for four
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is BURNING THE CORK
PROGRAMME FOR ELKs' MINSTREL
SHOW PROVIDES THE BLACK
FACE WITHOUT MATCHES
wARMEsT BILL ON RECORD

Committee in Charge of the Annual
Entertainment of the II. p. o. 10.
Give Assurances That There VIII
Not Be a Dull Moment From tho
Opening of the Enhancing First
Part to Close of a Sublime OHIO.
The annual Elks' benefit performance
has come to be looked upon in St Paul
as quite as necessary to the right order
of things as Christmas and the Fourth Of
July People look for 1t, and would be
lost If 1t should cease to come arou-d.
Nothing ever attempted by the Elks can
be compared in all-around merit to the
show that Is to be brought Off at the Met
ropolitan March 9 and 10. To prove that
fact it is only necessary to say that F.
II. Tenney will have charge again, with
the benefit of past experience, and ready
to Guido himself. And there will be 9TH
ers well known to st. Paul, such as w.
j. Tomkins, Al G.. F'lournoy and Lou
Wilkes. Fifty of the best voices In the
Northwest make up the company.
Lou Wilkes will sit sedately in the In
terlocutor's chair while Flournoy will
handle the tambo, and Tenney will rattle
the bones. And the end men VIII be re-
cpiCiiuOlI al SduOy IdlluSlil, DIS wen WOT-
thy of note for the way they do their
work
Novelty is the great aim of the manage
ment of this troupe and they promise
that nothing stale or poor shall spoil this
burnt cork show. The greatest novelty
of all will be the new jokes, a feature
seldom found in minstrel shows.
Al Flournoy has for his novelty the ami
mated musical sheet, to supplement one
of his favorite monologues.
Mrs. Frank Smith has agreed to give
her clever limitations of the mannerisms
and queer ways of prominent actors and
actresses, and there is no one better able
to do that than she, as any can testify
who saw and heard her at the Eks' ben
eft of year ago.
w. J. Toml1ins will make a feature OF
playing fourteen different musical instru-
ments in as many minutes, but that Will
not be his only attraction. for he claims
to have Number Of good things UP his
sleeve, to BIS rolled out at the fitting time.
Little Hazel Barer is clever dancer
and singer of coon songs. as she will have
an opportunity to demonstrate.
George e. HaIlberg and a. A. Perkins
have prepared for their own use medley
of coon songs, dialect songs and witt
cisms with which to bring the curtain
down.
The committee in charge includes John
e. King, j. H. Mitchell Jr., F. H. Tenney,
AL c. Flournoy and w. ]. Tomkins.
Tickets may be secured from any Elk
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MUSICAL COMMENT.

Rafael Joseffy, the poet Of the piano,
will be the stellar artist of the Schubert
club series this season, and comes to the
Peoples church March it. The coming
season promises to eclipse If possible,
the past ones, inasmuch as that, while
the different series have given the city
the very best the world affords musical
ly, St Paul has had but one pianist, and
that one early In the season. De Pach-
mann interested and charmed many, but
the musical appetite craved the substan-
tails. Bach, Beethoven and Schumann,
and a pianist of versatility as we'll as
characteristic qualities. The following is
clipped from New York musical jour
nal:
1T is whispered that after this season
Rafael Joseffy will discontinue his con-
nection with the National Conservatory
and play much in public. Mr.. Joseffy