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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-03-24

Porto Rico under the American flag
viii enjoy the same privileges aud the
same immunities As the citizens OF the
United IStateS and territories OF the
union. Gen Miles proclamation GA
Invading the island OF Porto Rico
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-03-24

IAN the republicans of my state are
for free trade for Porto Rico. Every
republican editor In Vermont IS against
the * per cent tarin. 1 intend TO vote
for the Nelson amendment providing
FOR free trade between this country
and Pof1o~ Rico -Senator Redfield
Proctsr. OF ><eEoHrs ana original ad-
mIniSsratiou commissioner TO Cubs, be-
ta5saI=- Spanish var
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-07-19
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Na mebrFnbgem panben betamen mir bic lBaarn fir uer
qebot epobnIi &inbdnor babl mbr fur oeie gBaare
ais mir bon gud bafur peranaen.
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SuscaratuaS.

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prof. s. McWlurrap uno Jamilie
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8alte.
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Cine tapfcrc Sraut.

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rem prrsii9lih ausaebiloet. eShr 8e=
lang eeipann ibr ole 0ersen uno ihr
Bertnt miro in tpeiteren Rreiien tiei
betrailert.
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beioe BON 3oar Station.
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CeTcntli6er Ierfauf.

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brauden.
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Wotts.

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tags.
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-09-13
HERALD SQUARE COMPANY.

The Herald Square Comedy company
continues to draw large and appreciative
audiences at the Portland theatre. AT the
matinee yesterday for the first time in
the city strongSsooiety drama, ga Sum
mer Romance" was given with great
success and for the evening performance
play that Will suit all classes OF theatre
goers, ''The DEVILS Mine, Mr.. James
Durk1n took the leading role Of Jack
Hawlsy and Miss Jeanette Ashbough
assumed the part of an eastern lady,
May Lawton. Special mention should
be made of the Herald Square quartette
as they are surely a success both as sing
ers and fun makers. 'sHiIlside FARM
Will be presented this afternoon and for
this evenings performance for the first
time in the city will be presented that
beautiful society play, "a Legion of
Honor
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-09-13

this evening" he said ut Is sim,
return thanks to the SAT peox,4e 90
supported me last Monday. w.. = 40
1hanK you the thought occurred 4
Oha6 Tear there has probably be-. me
speaker on the rostrum here tF.4s no
ing OF In the audience who has ~z---
sleepiess night in anticipation xs4 = q
snail do In the next two years -asa'
a lie that prohibition Is not suppe,,-4s.-- IS
public sentiment for since 49, 60 og
noon have had 100 applicat1e,-, -. :. az
person who want to be seizer=z -'1a
pAuse). II you think there is arl-r =
OF inJuro @to business sbecaz1s~, s u
hotels are closed, Will say that arr 'll5
have been sheriff for two months. L
VIII Dc room enough in the county $50
accommodate all of you (Lazre.r.--- %
There Is another bugaboo and 1x1e+. =
TO the alignment OF parties. Yes Is
people, trembling, with blearafI 80
blasted cheek, with their o1<7 - =
pipes turned upside down -.z-. -. =
away Don't you want to join tbs - -
eesslonE Good bye. The $40, OT0 -
mas been going into these cess-poe,4s -
week is going to be turned into -.
mate channels. You dealers z.ne -
chants get ready now for more rs4a-.s-s- =
the first OF January. All OF this ,1~~---
Is coming back into legitimate TRACE.
am astontshed that people should thru -
sucn things for a single moment. :
aAAir. Pearson closed by stains 4h,+ e
accepted the responsibility ana $50.
the support Of a good citizens He 80
that the sheriff's office had been ro.,<.@.z
IoE the last six years and that he $780,,
recommend to the county comm 1ss7<--,,--
that the fees be turned over to the
county.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-09-13

This question arises in the family every
gay. Let us answer it today. Try Jell-o.
a DELICIOUS and healthful dessert. Pre-
pared in two minutes. No boiling no
Dakingl simply add boiling water and
set to cool. Flavors: g. Lemon, Orange,
raspberry and Strawberry. Get pack
age at your grocers today, 10 cts.
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-10-27
OLYMPIC THEATRE.

The stage OF the Olympic Theatre will
present a gay appearance next Monday,
when the curtain goes up on the new mu-
sical burletta Queen of the Orient. 3"
The stage settings and costumes of this
latest success are on a much more ella
borate scale than that OF its predeccs-
sors
The burIetta Is much superior 10 the
average, there is something OF a story
the lines are bright and deal I'm an anus
inS manner with the popular fads ana
leading topics OF the day The music
was written expressly for this production.
A number OF bright medleys marches
| and dances will be introduced rhe COM
| pany is a large one and is supported by
big chorus which. with the expensive
vaudeville olio. makes this one of the
leading attractions on the road this sea-
son.
Among the vaudeville artists are Eloise
Mortimer. the sweet-voiced vocalist
Ashley and Wooley. the Hebrew and
German comedians; the charming Craw-
ford Sisters: Geo II. Carr. i'm bis imper-
sonation OF Sir Henry Irving assisted by
Emily Jordan: Russell and Bell, ecc nitric
musical comedians; Agnes Baron and
Geo. II. Poole. song illustrators
At great expense -NNalthour and
Kraemer, the whirlwlnd cyclists. have
been specially engaged in conjunction
with the company. and will meet all
corners at every performance. II may
seem somewhat strange for a fiyc mile
bicycle race 10 take place upon stage,
but their patented racing machine is on
invention that has amazed the entire bi
cycle world.
This machine is placed upon the stage
and the bicycles are ridden just the same
as II they were racing upon a track. y
large dial is so arranged that the au-
dience can follow the riders Messrs.
Walthour and Krsemer have created a
furor i'm the west and have had some
lively contests. Fifty dollars is offered
10 anybody who can complete :he five
miles I'm less time than the team that will
appear at the Olympic.
Coming-Reilly and Woods Big SHOW.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-10-27

II Is expected that Miss Hilda Clark
will be able TO sing this evening.
"The Sign of tho Cross" Wilson Bar
retts beautiful ard impressive story OF
the persecution = the early Christians,
returns to the Providence opera House
where II has already played several very
successful engagements. for one week be-
ginning Monday with matineos Wednes-
day and Saturday.
This remarkable play. dealing as II does
with the vital truths OF Christianity con-
trastcd with Roman paganism, has n
more absorbing theme than is commonly
given to drama and hence an interest
outside its strong dramatic scenes and IN
cidentN- Not only is II true TO life hut
true To the highest ideals OF mankind. II
lifts the drama out OF the realms OF the
sensational into the realms OF the intel
lectual where ideals, not effects. are dom
inant.
That the play has lasting qualities quite
as remarkable as it's power TO draw
large audiences 20 witness it's first per-
formances Is proved cor clusivcly by the
fact that the company is now in its NTH
successful American tour. Appealing as
81 does to the regular theatre gOor by it's
dramatic strength. powerful clima.ces and
gorgeous stage settings, as well as 10 the
large class Of people VINO do not as a rule
attend theatrical performances, Il Is not
surprising that such should hc the case.
The play has been reviewed I'm many re-
ligious and other papers that seldom de-
vote space to the doings OF the PLAY yhousc.
The lurid gimpses of pagan sovereignty
the pathetic pictures of Christian martyr
dom and the cruel ieers TO which brave
men and weak women were alike subject
od, thrill the spectator much as does a
powerful sermon.
The company that will De seen during
the coming engagement is practically the
same that has been presenting the piece
for the last four seasons. II comes from
the Lyric Theatre. London. and Is under
the American management of Charles
Frohman and Frank w. Sanger. Charles
Dalton the eminent young heroic actor.
who has been compared 10 John McCul-
loueh as a powerful and convincing play
or.wil be seen again as Marcus Supcrbus.
the Roman prefcct. Lille Thurlow. the
leading woman OF the organization. Is
beautiful young English girl whose spirit
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-10-27

coming weeks entertainment at Keith's
will be especially notable for the
first public exhibition OF the first really
successful biograph picture taken In
Providence. IL is. moreover one OF the
clearest and In every respect finest ever
secured by the biograph company II
shows the children Of the Peace street
grammar school, with their teachers,
filing out Of the school building rapidly,
but without confusion or disorder. after
rincipal George L. Church has sounded
the private fire alarm, illustrating as only
motion photography can, the excellent
discipline under which a large school
building can be emptied I'm an emergency
without panic or unnecessary delay.
So fine are the Photographic qualities OF
I the picture That a clear ana easily rec0g-
nizable portrait of each OF the several
hundred pupils and teachers who passed
before the camera was secured; and IL Is
a picture that will rebound greatly to the
credit of Providence as It travels round
| the world to be exhibited before au-
! diences OF almost every tongue and race.
|
| gramme is one who may almost be termed
| n headliner of the entire vaudeville pro-
| fession, so wide is his fame and SO great
| his popularity: and this statement is
| equivalent TO the announcement that his
name is Marshall 4. Wilder, the prince
OF entertainers and entertainer OF
prnces" AS Chauncey M. Depew de-
scribed him.
Mr.. Wilder's engagement at Keths
vva Of he
OF the season, his merry qups and jests,
his ineXhaustible fund OF anecdote and
story. his mimetic powers and his pecu-
liar magnetism as a raconteur, making
him an entertainer with whom no other
can be compared.
This season he has an entirely new act,
bubbling with the same effervescent hu-
NOR, and his success is even more pro-
nounced than last year
Isabelle Urquhart, supported by Gerald
Griffin, well-known comedian, will pre-
sent the laughable comedietta. Even
Stephen" Miss Urquhart Is famous as
the only rival OF Lillian Russell, and as
a Coincidence has gained as great favor
as earlier I'm comic opera Her play deals
with sporty" husband. whose clever
wife gives him a serious lesson while
pretending not TO recognize him I'm
q costume he had donned I'm which TO
steal off 90 a masquerade and its funny
situations and bright lines keep the au-
dience i'm screams OF laughter
Hassan Ben Ali's troupe OF Arabian
acrobats and athletes offer what is ad-
mittedly the most wonderful exhibition Of
its kind the world has seen. arousing au-
diences TO n pitch of enthusiasm never
before caused by an acrobatic act.
Lew Sully, late principal comedian OF
Primrose and Dockstaders minstrels is
credited with having produced the most
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-10-27
PROVIDENCE OPERA HOUSE.

There was very large audience at the
Providence Opera House TO hear the
tunefuly, beautiful and fascinating
comic opera OF "rhe Serenade." last
night. That the evening was one of rare
delight was evidenced by the most con-
stant applause
This is the fourth season that the Bos-
tonians have produced this opera here.
There seems to be a perennial freshness
about the work that seems to ensure for
IL popularity that In no way diminishes
with the fast moving years. The Bos-
tonians stage this opera In a most ex-
celent manner
''rhe Serenade" offers an excellent OPP
portunity for the orchestra. For one
thing at least the BostOnians are always
noted; that Is the excellent orchestra that
they have for the production of opera
under their auspices. Last evening the
orchestra left nothing TO desire. The
work was simply delightful,
All the vocal solos and duets. and this
opera, Il will be recalled, has number,
were In most instances well sung. The
costumes We're very fine
Mr. Barnabee was the Duke OF Santa
Cruz, the guardian OF Dolores: Mr.. Mac
Donald took the part of AlvaradO. the
baritone In love with Dolores John Duns-
mure, fine in appearance and I'm good
voice took the part of Romero. while AL
bert Parr sang we'll the part OF Lopez,
the secretary Mr.. rockingham display
ed his well known abilities 10 the full
est extent az Gomez the tailor vocally
mad on the song of the "Serenade.
Miss Adele Rafter made a delightfully."-
pretty Dolores Her singing as well as
her acting won much applause. In the
simple but natural portrayal of the char
acter Miss Rafter left little be de-
sired. Miss Belle Fremont sang well and
was equally charming I'm the part OF
Yvonne, the ballet dancer.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-10-27

Confederate capital. the critics say II is
lard 10 tell where the Action begins. The
company this Season engaged 90 interpret
the various parts is said TO be the equal
OF any that has heretofore appeared in
the play. Neal Twomey, creditable
actor. who in former seasons has appear
ed 10 more or less advantage In heroic
roles, has been assigned the part or Vapt.
Thorne I'm this seasons company, and is
said 70 be doing well with II. Augusta
True favorably remembered a charm
ing leading lady has taken the place of
Frances Ring the Edith Varney IN last
seasons company. and little Anna Nislair,
plays Caroline Milford, Walter Green, as
Benton Arrelsford; Kingsley Benedict, as
Wilfred Narney az usual, and the bal
ance or the company was put together
with as few changes as possible.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-10-27

uelle face and charming personality ex-
actiy M her for the role OF the Christian
martyr. Maude Warriow will appear as
Stephanus, the boy who Is tortured on the
rack I'm order that he may be made 10 re-
veal the meeting place OF the Christians.
Others I'm the cast are: w. y. Bonney,
Henry ~ Wenman. Harry Child, IA. II.
Harris, Agnes Scott. Rita Trekelle and
Melita Brice, most OF whom were seen
during the last engagement of the COM
pany in this city
Al the Providence Opera House for
week beginning Monday. Nov. jth, the
attraction will be the faYOrite romantic
actor James X. Hackett, supported by an
evenly balanced company under the man
asement OF Daniel Frohman. and present
ing for the first time in this city Mr..
Hacketts overwhelming success or last
and this season--"The Pride OF Jennico.'
This romantic play which Is I'm four acts
and dramatiZed from the novel OF Egerton
Castle by Abby Sage Richardson and
Grace l.. Furniss, comes from New York
where Il has been running at the >Criteri-
on Theatre, and where II enjoyed an en-
gagemenut of ia performances last spring
and summer.
When Mr. Hackett was last here 1t
was as the hero IN Rupert OF Hentzau,
Anthony Hopes sequel 30 "Ihe Prisoner
OF Zenda," and he made at that time "a
lasting impression upon local playgoers
Ills new play abounds IN action and Mr.
Hncketts admirers will be pleased TO
learn that ne has ample opportunity TO
make love on the stage and 10 exhibit
his dexterlty with the foils. Indeed, GER
tain scenes In "The Pride OF Jennico'
are bathed I'm blood, for the hero con-
quers no less than a half dozSn of his
adversaries, one after another. and
proves himself more than match for
any OF his contemporaries.
Part of the play tells how Basil Jen-
nico. wealthy young Englshman who
inherits immense estates I'm Hungary,
marries the Princess OF neighborinG
realm only 20 discover thereafter that
his wife Is (ns he then supposes) lady
in-wating. This proves To be scheme
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-10-27

roaringly funny black-face monologue
that vaudeville audiences have set heard;
aud he D. looked upon a. certain 10 render
the present bill more than ordinarily mo-
table ln its comedy strength
The Review Comedy -Four Is a bunch
~ comedians and good singers. whose
musical comedy skt is one VI the very
big hits OF tho season whereveNit g. seen.
R0bcrtus and Wilfrido are European
cQuillbrsts and iugglers. whose work r.
said TO- be particularly fascinating and
pcciallv clover.
Conway aud Leland, the merry mono
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night for The regular weeks rtay. with
tho customary Tuesday. Thursday nnd
saturday matinces.
The play ls considered 90 be one 0f the
best war dramas now on The butrds
When Mr.. GiIlette wrOte Secret sefNICt,
he scored an everlasting success. II was
truly e. great dramatic triumph. There
has been no play produced in recent
wears dealing with ou American subject
that has been taken so warmlv to 49,, me-
tropolitan theatre-goers' hearts.
The plot Of tho play has been built
around "a romantic love story and 30
faithfully have the fictitious Incidents
been woven into the historic siege OF the