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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-08-28
GENERAL NEWS OF
THE LOCAL SPORTS
Makikis We're the Winners
Against the KakaakOs
on Saturday.

The Makiki team defeated Kakaako
on Saturday by score OF IL to 2 The
Makikis had the whip hand at all points
OF the game. Williams. sylvia and Rod
rigues especially distinguishing them
selves. Owing to a printers error the
wrong team was given as winner in
yesterdays Advertiser, this Is extreme
ly regrettable. as the Makiki nine won
their game by sterling bona flde ball.
The following challenge has been is
sued by Clarence w. Macfarlane, owner
Of the good yacht La Paloma:
I hereby challenge any yacht or
yachts in Hawaiian waters to a race
against the La Paloma from Honolulu
to Lahaina for a cup to be valued at SO,
the start to be made on the afternoon
of Saturday. September 1, and the fin
ish to take place on Monday. September
Sd.
Any person or persons accepting this
challenge must do so before o'clock
tomorrow Tuesday afternoon.
/ (Signed):
| CLARENCE w. MACFARLANE.
Honolulu. August "a. 1900.
"A match has been arranged between
Nunes' Manuleli and John Andrade' s
Waipahu, at three-eighths Of a mile, fol
$50 side; forfeits have been posted
The race will probably be made a fea-
ture OF the Labor Day program. There
VIII De no racing at kapiolani PARK
next Saturday on account of the big
program arranged for the following
Monday
The Eva, Bonnie Dundee, and the
Myrtle, went TO Pearl Harbor on Sun
day. The Eva and Bonnie Dundee viii
compete in the big race on Septembe
10Th TO Pearl Harbor and back. Thu
, Bonnie Dundee is liable to reverse he
last years form with the Eva, as tn
former had clearly the best of it in he
, Sundays spin with the latter yacht.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-08-28
Lewis & Co..
GROCERS,
Ill Fort Street.
Telephone 24O.

The highest standard Is found In
Spruance. Stanley & Co.'S celebrated
brands OF Kentucky whiskeys.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-08-28
AT II O'CLOCn NOON.

AT my salesroon. 80 Queen street, Ho-
nolulu. will sell at Public Auction. by
order Of the treasurer. Mr.. J. P. Cooke,
the following certificates OF stock In the
Olaa Sugar Co.. Ltd, unless the tenth
assessment, due June 1. 1900. delinquent
July 81, 1900. with interest thereon and
advertising expenses, Is paid on or be-
fore the day and hour Of sale.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-08-28

Herr Liebknecht. the socialist leader
Of Germany. II dead. and there was
tremendous outpouring Of Berllners as
a result. Not less than 10000 people
followed the coffin.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-03-21
Eelton items.

BEiTON, S. c., March 10, 19OO.- Misses
ldell Rice and Jessie Gccr are making
protractcd stay with relatives and
friends in Grecnvillc.
On Tuesday last, DIR. Montague visi-
ted the home of Mr.. Joel Rice. In the
evening he delivered an address in the
Baptist Church.
Miss Mary Horton discontinued her
school duties at Williamson for day
or two and visited her home.
Saturday afternoon Misses Hattie
Wilson and Louise Horton left Oh the
3:lO train for Piedmont to be away for
a few days.
Mr. Fred Brown, Of Anderson, was
here yesterday.
Another visitor in Bolton. and one
not quite so welcome, is grip. Quite a
number of our citizens have been ill,
and in some cases it has proved to be q
serious epidemic.
Mrs. G.. p. Brown is visiting Mrs.
Mcdaniel in Grcenvillc.
Miss Carrie Anderson, of Pcndleton,
is spending several days here with Miss
Madden. XXX.
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Williamson Locals.

WilliamistOn, :. e.. March %, l.mm.
a roller mill, to BE- ready for thc new
crop. is the latest thing decided upon
by tln. Willianlsion oil and Fertilizer
Company. The machinery has been
purchased and Il suitable building will
he erected III iii early date. Rev. .lno
Aiiawny has been elected president Of
he oil mill. vice Mr. j. H. GosScit re-
signed.
Ecv. Jno y. Wood has sold his resi-
dcncc Oh Main street to Mr.. e. H.
Owens.
Rev. Mr.. Depuc. Of Nashville, Tenn,
has moved to our town and occupies
the Boozcr house.
The continued wet weather has made
gardening almost impossible, and no
work ut al has been done on the farms
III the shape OF preparing land for the
new crop.
Miss Sarah Knight, sOlost, will give
one of her delightful entertainments
in the College Chapel on the evening
of the twenty third.
Mr.. Hart ls;ss, Of MurlreysbOr0,
Tenn, is now engaged with the Will
liamston Carbonating Company. Mr..
Bass is il cousin of DR.. Il. l.. Ransom,
manager of the Carbonating Company,
and makes his house his home while
here.
DR.. Riley, Of Grccnvillc, filled the
Presbyterian pulpit recently, and, as
Is his custom, delighted and instructed
Il largo congregation with torccful
sermon full of timely thought and
deep research.
Maj. Thos. ii. Russell recently visit
ed the family Of his son, Postmaster
Russell.
Miss Maggie Bonner, Of Duo West,
and Miss Josie Bonner, of Pclzer, have
been the guests of Miss jamie Sullivan.
Mr.. RObt. A. Gray, who has been
having n severe tussle with "la grippe"
is convalescent.
The old people Of our town, us we'll
as the young, are looking forward with
much pleasure to tho State EpwOrth
League Conference, which convencs in
the Methodist Church May Bird to 9th.
A Largo number of young people from
all over the State is expected, and
cold Williamson" will sustain her
cnviablc reputation of old fashioned
hospitality and welcome to visitors.
BROOKS GOODGiON.
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.Antnn Items

Death 'las again entcl,l oui com
n'initA and Daiiird or Mr.. Nae.i,
M'!'liail, wifi ri Mr. john Mcl'hail.
Wll" di''! las iDiledal Her remains
We're iiferrcl in flr sandy ,,pling,
cemetery on Saturday. Nj, Mcl'hail
WAS ~ nllisl', l,li-iinn woman. She
leaves = husband and one -nil, together
With IA 'i"-t 81 iii,nds and l,lalivcs.
"lion We -incticly Join IN mourning
Il, loss
Nj. .lolil Mrrhnll and brother Lew
II. nrr very III of rmciininnia II hi,
whiting. We hope tIlai they may be
speedily restored to health.
Rev. X. j.. Stackhousc gave his hear
ci~ LAT Sunday one Of the best sermons
on foreign missions that we have heard
recently. He made it appear that the
one V no does not care To aid in spread
ing the Gospel Light has hiS own life
covered with that mpcnctrablc dark
ness which leads to eternal pcrditOn.
lie sad: 1.-The one who waylays his
brother and shoots him down in cold
blood. is no greater nalcfactor than
he who wilfnlly ncglccts his duty to
foreign missions. know these are
strong remarks. True, the one may be
worse than the other to society, but, in
he sight Of the Supreme Being, The one
has broken the command, 'ThOn shalt
not KILL and the other the command,
Go yc into all the world and preach
the Gospel" We think that if our
preachers would lay more stress upon
the subject of missions it might result
i'll bringing IL great deal of dormant
energy into play.
Mr.. Macdui1' Kcaslrr and wife, of
Hunters Springs, visited his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. j. II. Kca,lcr, recent
ly.
Mr.. Gamcwcll Major, of Greenwood,
worshiprd AT Sandy Springs last Sun
day.
Mr.. j. T.. Stevenson, who moved
from this community to South Georgia
some time since, wrote to some of his
friends here and said that he VAS de
| lighted with lis new home.
Mr.. ). Madden has purchased new
horse and buggy. Look out, girls this
young man means something
| Small grain that has not been killed
is looking fine. Oats will be almost q
| failure.
Boz AMATEUR.
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LoWnic>yilIr Items

I"~>ri VILE, ). g.. MA,i y, a".
lr.I.n. Nirhpatriol vr4tto l!pa,a
i't'h 'lue,,i A ami i,luiJ MtuAd.!r
tl!lou;.l ihrrnunig ~si' pA linrsc.
Mi !. l. lti.il- lei ihns~iay for
Washington. i. g. SASH lci broth
cyS, J. NJ. an,lGi,h~ ! iak,i. After
Smndii- ai,ad ti.ai, lc viii 20
nntol'hiia,l'!pht0 ~ oin her husband
li,ir.
Ni lc;pi.D i.alii,.ily I.nnNn in
inirs l,pr!r hrlra, Hiss B:ilry Ann
I;llit~. Nl." u,N iivr, AT l}clton, visit.
cd irl brother vi. VI. w. Barncs hero,
mill Monday. the 18th inst.
Nl~ }. +. I.aiincr and I!cv. rclci.
Stoke, left Monday morning for I'm
d'I>"n Mr.. Stoke, expected to 20 on
10 Grccnyillc.
Mr.. John Sullivan. OF IIonra Path,
has been visiting his iailcr-in law. Mr.
Frank tlink>calc>. near here several
days
Mc>Srs. J. T.. .\lrn and J.. T.. Moore
head went 10 Ahlrvlr Sunday after
noon.
Hon. Grorgr L.. Prince. Il well known
member al The Anderson bar, spent
Sunday here with Mr. T.. W. Harper.
The principal o.. the I.owndcsvillc
>clInol, Mr.. John &. Allcn. spent Sunday
in Anderson.
MI. Alomzo l.. bowman died ut the
home near here on Monday at about y
y. m, rs he result of IL l,alalytic stoke
received three weeks before. After the
beginning" of his illness Mr. bowman
weakened steadily until his death. his
advanced age combined with other cir
"nmslanccS making linn unable TO re-
slSi disease. His wife and the fol-
lowing four children survive him: Mrs
{. l. ClinkScalcs, Mrs. Il. -. Cooley,
Mr.. w. Luther bowman and Mr.. jeff.
bowman. I'LL Of whom live in or near
l.owndcsvillc except the last mention
ed. who for several years has made Iva
his home. The funeral services were
conducted at the home on Tuesday
morning by Rev. NJ. I.igon, pastor of
Good Hope Church, and the intcrImcnt
Immediately aftcrward al the Prcsby-
trriam Church.
MrDANib llOEToN.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-03-21
Moseley Items.

Well, Mr.. Editor, wc have beer, hav-
ing some pretty rough weather for the
Inst two months. therefore, our farmers
are very much behind with their work.
Misses bessie and Maggie Pruitt, two
charming young ladies from Anderson
County, came down Sunday returning
Monday morning.
Miss Maud Cromer, the charming
school mistress of Diamond Springs,
worshipped at Union Sunday.
Mrs. Ward is quite sick at this time.
Hope she will soon recover.
On the night of March 4th, Mr.. j. T..
McAlister, of this place, and Miss Rena
Mauldin, of Georgia, wero united by
stronger ties than cross sites. We wish
inc newly welded couple much happi-
ness.
Mr.. Ernest Leverett, Of Anderson, is
now in cooperation with w. II. Nc
Phail in the mercantile business Mt
this place. Wo predict much success
for this firm under the management of
these two worthy young men.
Miss Annie Beatty has charge of the
school nt Liberty, which is in flourish
ing condition.
Mr.. j. B. Morgan went to Anderson
Monday on business.
NOBOpY's DARLING.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-03-21
Bethesda Dots.

The farmers as yet have done but
little work oh the farm, on account of
SO much rain.
Mr.. w. A. Simpson, Of Simpsonville,
who has been very sick for some time,
is now convalcscing.
Mr.. Wade II. Elrod had tho misfor-
tune of letting n wagon run over his
foot last week, which has given him a
great deal Of trouble.
Mr. Henry +. Cely, who has been
sick with Ia grippe, is reported to be
better.
Mr.. Arthur Merritt, of Grccnville,
was welcome visitor in this burg re-
Gently.
Misses Josie and I.csta Elrod came
up from Williamson last Friday to
spend until Monday morning with their
parents. We wish them much success
in their college work and duties.
Mr.. Noel Scott is reported to be
grieving over the death of his monkey.
Mr.. Hugh F. Elrod returned home
from Baltimore some few weeks ago.
lie ha:! to comc before sc!;oo! closed Gil
account of his eyes, but they are better
now.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Il. Simpson, ST., of
Denver, spent one uight last wee X with
Mr.. 4. n. Elrod and family.
Miss Mary Childcis is spending this
week with relatives at Piedmont.
AMO.
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SiInpsonyillc Items.
MrDANip IIoETu>.

As you lIavn't heard anything from
tempt to give you Il few dots.
Mr.. w. y. Simpson has been quite
sick for some time, but we are glad to
say he is improving.
Our witty tOwnsnlan, Mr.. Wade ii.
Elrod. had the misfortune of getting
his foot mashed up last week, but he is
not hurt too bad to smile.
Two of I}elt0n's lovelicst girls, Miss
cs Louise Horton and Hattie Wilson,
spent Saturday and Sunday with the
Misses Simpson, and social was given
in their honor ut Mr. j. III. Simpsons.
They left Monday much to the regret
of their many friends.
Mr.. II. l.. Simpson is erecting Il hand
some cottage on Main street.
Mr.. John Is. King passed through our
town Sunday afternoon with two pret-
ty girls driving his pretty black "hoss."
Mrs. Edward Goldsmith has accepted
Il position with the j. j. Phillips Co.
Mr.. Il. w. Long and little son,
Thompson, was visiting our little town
last week.
Mr.. w. o. Callahan, Of Piedmont,
spent Sunday with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. @. Wilson have been
visiting their sister, Mrs. II. Smith.
We miss our lively little girl, Miss
Ena Simpson. She is confined to her
room with In grippe.
One Of Grccnvillc's popular young
men, Mr.. Arthur Merritt, was in town
Sunday.
That lovely lady, Miss jamie Elrod,
spent II few days with the Misses
Simpson last week.
Mr.. John p. King. Jr.. spent Sunday
Mt Easley.
Mcssrs. J. II. and X. l.. Simpson made
business trip to Grccnvillc Monday.
Mr.. Noel Scott, of pisgah section,
was iii our town last Saturday on bust
ness.
Mr.. J. r. Simpson. Of w vest.minster, s.
c.. has been visiting his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. j. II. Simpson, ST.. He said
Westminster was on q boom.
DIR. w. NJ. Long spent one night last
week with his sister, Mrs. w. A. Simp-
son.
Mr.. Will Elrod spent last Sunday in
Grccnville. BROWN EYES.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-03-21
Merit Roll OF Union Grove School,
Month Ending March o, 1900.

Rennie McMah; 07; Pet Shaw, os;
Leslie Kay, "a; Hattie Gambrell, %;
Lester Mcconnell, 04; Myrtle Keys, o.;
Fred. Morgan, 04; Andrew Hill Harris,
81; Calvin Gambrell, "a; Ebert Shaw,
90; Lula Shaw, 03; Della Keys, 03; Her
bert Morgan, 03; Blanche Keys, 93;
Selma Gambrcll, %; Lucia Ashmorc,
02; Evelyn Kay, 92; Dollie Shaw, 92;
z. II. Mayfield, 02; Ernest Ashmorc, 92;
Bruce Harris, Of; Mackcy Morgan, OF;
Lander Harris, 81; Lucius Morgan, OF;
Blanche Ashm0re, 81; Grace Gambrcll,
91;'Mabel Kay, 90; Inez Kay, 90; Cecil
Keys, 80; Maudc Kay, 90; Dorsey Cox,
90; Maude Cox, 90.
Miss LENA CAMPBELL, Principal.
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T0wnville News.
Boz AMATEUR,

Miss Etiic Bagwell, Of Wiliamston,
). G., is visiting relatives near this
place.
| Miss Ruth Iiunnicutt and Mr.. Luth
or Moore, of Seneca, S. c., attended
Church here last Sunday.
Mr.. Jordan Simmons, near this place,
is very sick with dropsy. We under
stand that he is being treated by the
DIR. Weltmel's process of magnetic
healing by mail. We await with much
interest the result, as DR.. Weltmcr
claims Ito cure any disease without
medicine.
Capt. II. II. Nandiver, who has been
SO very sick, we are glad to note is
much better.
Rev. ID. w. Keller, who supplied
| this circuit one year, and vino now is
! OH the Westminster circnit, was with
us and preached in the Presbyterian
Church last Sunday.
MIR. l.. 0. Bruce, near this place, who
has been very sick with grip, we are
glad to note, is much better.
Mr.. Clifton Hunt, son of Mr.. w. T..
Hunt, who was cut SO badly at schoo.
sometime ago, has about recovered.
Mrs. Margaret Bradbery, who lives
on Crackers Neck, and who has been
SO sick, we are proud to write that sho
is better.
We respectfully invite all the can
didates to call ON us and let us cleo
tionecr with them some.
DR.. w. T. Hunt, of this place, was
called to Greenwood to attend criti-
cal case of sickness last week.
We were sorry to hear Of the attempt
to murder our good friend, Duck Bolt.
We hope to hear of his recovery soon.
Capt. r. o. Tribble, who boarded
with Mr.. j. A. Wooten of this place 80
long, is now living with his son in law,
mir. j. ID. Babb, in the suburbs.
Miss Lizzie Bruce, OF near this place,
who graduated with high honors in the
Greenville Female College last year,
is now teaching private class in high
cr mathematics. Some College would
be fortunate in securing her service to
teach mathematics.
The Baptists of this place arc con-
templating building a parsonage.
Mr.. j. Il. Gaines, of this place, has
bought from Jas. King, of Cross Roads,
one hundred and fifty thousand feet of
lumber, which he is hauling here and
drying for building purposes.
OLD ROsIN DE Bow.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-03-21

= An inventor has devised n mist or
fog ball with which to cnvclop an an
tagonist in impcnctraDlc darkness.
- Cavalry cover four miles nm hour
when walking. nine miles an hour
when trotting, fifteen miles an hour
gallOping.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-03-21

= France makes nearly 10000, 900
pairs of gloves yearly, aud of these
$4,000, 900 pairs are exported.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-03-21

Total .. .Soii. lJ1 60
IN addition lo the foregoing there
has been collected a> sanitary dues to
date taken in during collection of
taxes. S2~G.on and dog taAc~ So 90 or Il
full total of 80, SoJ'D
have paid the $. V. Il. X. coupons.
Il III number al 5000, each amounting
to Tl,5in.nn and four CD $. Y. Il. X.
bonds amounting to S3.,00O.oo. also The
Graded School coupons. | 10 III 5000
each, amounting to II l.20O.OO.
There is now on hand to credit ui
general fund S,l,s. 81, and to the credit
of school fund S3.ia',Go, with I'LL SD
proved accounts to date paid.
Respectfully submitted,
i. j. MAtIDI>, Treasurer.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1900-04-03

A good performance of that merry
farce Browns In Town" was given
Friday night at the Grand by well
selected cast. Mark SWAMI author of
the piece, did effective work in the lead
ing part, and was ably seconded by Miss
Jessie Mae Hall, a clever soubrette.
Miss Afie Warner, handsome actress,
and Misses Fannie Midgely and Monica
Lee; Charles Horn, Webster Cullison.
Mamie Ward and q. H. Elmer, all
gave effective support. Ebner's imita-
tions received a hearty encore, as did
also Miss Halls songs.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1900-04-03
THE FAIR.
BARGAIN FRIDlY.

You are welcome for only q walk
through our store Friday A trip that
will make on forget the cares of every
day life. Most attractive priced mer-
ch ndIse in every department awaits
you. A happy Easter for the children.
White Rabbit Egg Dye, 1O8 colOrs and
shades for &C., one package colors 800
eggs White Rabbit Paper Dye for dec
Grating eggs IN pictures'of animals, birds
and flowers in cOlOrs, sixteen color de-
signs, for &C., Easter novelties from SC
mp; 25c. sponges, 12c.; large 10c.
spOnges, sc; channels, and Sc; clothes
baskets, l9c.; MasOn's Shoe Backing,
the old standby, extra large size, hOx
&c A bargain in whitewash brushes.
slightly soiled in transit ard are now
offered at l-ss than manufacturers cost,
have placed them in three lots. if you
thirk Of buying whitewash brushes soon.
buv now. Tor !. yOnr choice &c; lot 2
choice 1Sc : lot 3, choice 29c. Curtain
pole, &c.; window shades. all ColOrs.
best spring rollers, IN green and terra
Gotta. only &c each zephyr, in white,
two ounces for SC; in COlors per ounce,
4c +; embroidery silk, eight skeins for
Csc. Are You in need t a buggy whip?
See our special wbip, dandy at 15c
First -qnalitv gal milk crooks. glazed
at Sc. each New patterns in wall
paper "A sc roll THE FAIR.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1900-04-03
SCINTILLATIONS,
An Interesting tumble OF News Anc
Comment.

The Georgetown Elks will give a
minstrel show on Nav 1st.
Speaker Reeds daughter, Miss Kath-
crime Reed, graduated last week from
the wUman's law class of the University
of New York.
The Pastors Union of Maysville has
sent a pastoral address TO the member
ship of all the churches protesting
against card playing.
Stohet, a conscientious bookseller of
Ann Arbour, Mich publicly burned all
the copies Of "Sapho" his store contain
ed. He destroyed number Of books.
some Of them bound volumes.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1900-04-03
OBITUARY.

The infant child of T. J. Coffee, of
Tenth street, was buried Friday.
The infant Of P. B. Sans, who lives
on J. NJ Halls arm, died last week AID
was buried at Old Union.
Mrs. Elizabeth Dillon, aged sixty
nine, died on Thos. Helm Clay's farm,
and her remains We're intelrel in the
old Henry Clay bury ground. She had
b sen i'll for seven years.
Mrs. W. B. Pinckard, died Saturday
m )rning at the home of her husband,
W. B. Pinckard, in East Paris, after an
illness of Bright's disease. The deceased
leaves four children, all girls The
funeral was hello Sunday afternoon at
the residence by Rev. E. h. Rutherford
Burial in the Paris cemetery. The pail
bearers were Benz. Perry, T. H Tai
bolt, w. w. Mitchell, G. E. Butler,
VIM. Remington, R K Mccartney
Many friends will sympathize with Mr..
Pinckard anG Family ia their sorrow.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1900-04-03

THE News acknowledges receipt &
an invita- ion to the comm en- cement exeI =
cises south OF the Western Homeop thic
College, of Louisville, which will be
hsld this afternoon at two o'clock. MIR.
Hugh Clendenin, of this city, will be
o II of the graduates
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1900-04-03

The Little Minister one of the n oit
popular and chaste plays that has been
produced for years, will be the attrac-
ton Friday night at the Grand. The
News unhesitatingly commends 1.-The
Little Minister as pure and wholesome
comedy without an offending line.
That it will be produced by Charles
Frohman's company is a guarantee that
II will be well played. The part of
'Babbie" will be taken by Miss Grace
Heger, whom the New York Ora
matte Mirror says is playing it very IL
diligently and effectively. The other
parts will be in competent hands. The
role Of Rob Dow" will be taken by Mr..
Giles Shine, we'll known actor who
first visited Paris with Julia Hunt.
then with Lavinia Shannon, his wife.
Mr.. Shine has lately PLAYED with Viola
Allen and Stuart Robson. There is a
charm about "The Little Minister"
that wins the interest Of the theatre
goer instantly and leaves a pleasant re-
membrance of the play. Theatre
goers who appreciate a really good play
produced by capable company should
not miss "The Little Minister" Seats
90 on sale tomorrow morning at
Borland's.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1900-04-03

The dramatic rights of Miss Mary
JOhnson's novel ITO Have and To Hold"
have been sold to Charles Frohman.
The novel will be dramatized at once
and presented next season, but the star
has not as yet been chosen. The dra-
matte rights We're put mp at auction
and the bidding was very lively.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1900-04-03

Joe Jefferson, the elder, will appear
at the Lexington opera house Friday
night, April 9Th, in Rip Van Wrinkle.
The prices are s., $3.50, 81, fifty cents.
Mr.. Jefferson only visits eight cities on
his tour, and Manager Scott is to be
co;nplimented on securing this noted
actor.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1900-04-03
THEATRICAL AND OTHERWISE.

News and Comment of Stage Matters and
Other Gossip.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1900-04-03

Sir Henry Irving and Ellen Terry
will be at the Grand, in Cincinnati,
next week.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1900-04-03

Manager Borland has finally succeeded
in canceling the "Quo Vadis" CO. which
was booked to appear here Thursday
hight. ReportsI from Ohio towns indi-
Gates a poor performance. Manager
Borland sent Mr.. Benedict a copy of
THE NEWS which mentioned the fact
that Benedict was the weakest star
before the public. Benedict immedi-
ately wrote back. that he might be a
'bum" actor, but that the public had
paid lots of money to iud it out-which
did not alter THE NEWS statement in
the least. Mt. Sterling, Winchester,
Georgetown and Cynthiana will see
'Q1o Vadis" this week.