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delphla, "Kid' Harris Of Chicago. Tom
Broderick Of Yonkers. n. Y, and many
other lesser lights. Callahan. it Is said,
Is matched to fight Ben Jordan. the
crack English foatherweight, before the
National Sporting club OF London, and
It is safe TO predict that the bout viii
be an interesting one for our English
cousins 10 witness.
Even In Chicago boxing has been
dealt a solar plexus blow, Mayor Hlr-
rison having issued an order to the ef-
feet that no more fights I'm which
heavyweights are the principals win be
allowed This win have a serious effect
upon the big fellows, who have made
thousands out OF the game there, hut
they win probably turn their attention
TO Philadelphia, whore they ere not YET
barred, TO san Francisco where the
municipal regulations permit 20 round
bouts or 20 Connecticut and New Jcr-
sey, where rumor has 70 that "a number
OF clubs win start I'm business this FAM
Some, indeed, have already begun OPP
eratlons.
OF course such stars IN the puglIstic
world as Champion Jim Jcnries, Bob
Fitzgimmons James j. Corbett Tom
Sharkey, Gus Rubin, KID Mccoy.
Terry McGovern and Frank Erne are
not losing any sleep on account Of the
severe blow dealt TO boxing They have
all made enough out OF the game 10
keep the wolf from the door FOR "a num-
Der Of years to come. Besides not one
OF them win De idle Corbett has a
good paying saloon, and win mo- doubt
star IN a play this winter, Mccoy is
also In the wet goods business and is
thinking seriously of taking 20 the
stage. while the little fighting wonder
Terry the Terrible" Is already playing
to crowded houses In a sensational
melodrama entitled The BOWery After
Dark" Fitzsimmons who for years
has had a weakness In his heart Tor
Chicago. has IN view "a big gymnasium.
boxing school and billiard hall Ia the
Windy City, and. although ne has not
fully mapped out his plans, he hopes to
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TT is entirely within bounds to say

~ is entirely within bounds 10 say
that Annie RUSSELL In the role Of
i the Princess Alestine Victorine An
CELIA In b. Marshar's comedy Of roc
nance I'm three acts entitled a Royal
Family has made the hit Of her life
The play is now at the Lyceum theater
An this city. where It might easily re-
main during the entire season were It
rot that the management is said to be
under contract to produce early In 1901
another play by another English writer
Mr.. Marshall the author Of "A Royal
Family" first made his bow to us as
the creator Of that other tlptop comedy
rHIs EXcelency the Governor He Is
vaguely reputed 10 be a captain in the
English army, but, even II that be true,
Il is certain that the salary he draws
from his government is but a bagatelle
compared to the royalties which he
must receive as the author OF two Of
the most successful light comedies Of
recent years
"A Royal Family" Is a comedy In the
fruest sense OF the term. II contains no
flrclcal episodes, and It's satire IS clean
c.t and inclslye, though, withal, good
naured. The excellent cast presenting
# was as follows;
louis VII King Of ArcacIa..... Lawrence D'Oray
Prince Charles Ferdinand his son Donald Gillaher
Primo. Victor Constantine crown prince Of
Kir,anl s,.u.t....,,.,..,,.,Cha Charles Rlchman
Ta Duke oi Bauscon. cquory 10 ordinary
60 me KING Of hrcacin-..,...... Orfin johnson
T Count yarcnsa, prime minister Of Ar
U0.J ,.,.,....,...t....,.,.,,.,, George Irving
Baron Ilollensen, chief commissioner Of Ar
o.GJn police. ut,.,..,..."..,,,,Ch CHARLES Butler
General Clsala, assistant commissioner Of
Aradln 0lice..,,.,.,t.,."....,..l Harry Rose
The Cardinal CASINO, cardinal archbishop Of
CIr6u.............,..,.... H. Thompson
Fim,r Anstlm, bis secretary. Richard Bennett
i,' A. D. e. Attached to the H9 9,,1 H HlSsnln
~ a ~ q royal household Geo, Gso,gS Forbe,
Secretaries. Weed aud j. Rean
IaI Herbert Wyndham stapeton, English
ambassador at Caron. Carlton
~, yiniriyke Q cobb, American embas
ntog az Caron.,",",,.......Jchn @. Edwards
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DEsERET EVENING NEWS, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER % 1900

very often. his presence IA the cast
merely mltigates the horrors OF IAN on
Account Of Eliza"
Nh Mann and Miss Lipman have
never been noted as seekers after the
radlantly pure and stald IN stage lit
erature. Most Of the farces with which
they have been connected IN recent
years have been, to say the least a
tribe risque. "All on Account Of Ellza"
Is not however. rIsque In any sense OF
the word but II does contain several
spots which are examples of dun. sod
den vulrarlty The fact that one or
two illusions IN these episodes elected
laughter from many Of the theatrical
persons present win probably be taken
by Mr.. Mann as an indication OF their
humor and pleasIngncss To- The public
az large but 81 the gentleman should
lay this gathering junction. to his soul
and persist in presenting "All on Ac.
count Of Eliza" without having Il prac-
ticaly rewritten It Is a safe prediction
that long before the end Of the season
he win have become the posaessor OF a
complete assortment Of dark and deep
regrets.
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L0rd lhamhcrlain.,,,,s.,",. Randolph
The Queen Ferdinand, mother Of Louis VII.
Mr., G. H. Gilbert
Tie Queen Margaret queen oonsort Of Ar.
ftaa ,.s..,,....,.,...,.,. .Elhg Wilton
The Countess Carinl, lady in wditing....,.
Mabel Morrison
TIE Princess Alestine viciorine Angela, only
daughter OF King Louis Annie Russell
The story Of "A Royal Family Is not
elaborate, although II contains suiii-
Client body to retain the attention Of
the auditor after Il has been secured
along toward the middle OF the first
act, previous to which, by the way oc-
ours the only real slowness IN the play.
Louis VII, king Of Arcacia, has a
daughter the Princess Angela At the
rise Of the curtain Arcacia is threaten
ed with war with Kurland a neighbour
ing kingdom The plan which the min
islers Of Arcacia have decided is the
only one by which war can be averted
involves the marriage Of the Princess
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WIN rrDrAr rNrp uusrLr.

This may or may not ba accredited by
the skepU0s Nevertheless DC was told
boy man whose reputation for yeraCiy
would }un % neck und neck roce with
the lamantci George Washington
once upon o. dime. when oliver To-
beau was manager OF the Cleveland
club as won as captain and press
agent. he had occasion 10 find fault
with one Of the young men under his
charge and solemnly announced in that
tragic voice of his that "So-and-so's'
salary would Dee igj short az the end Of
the month. Of can stand Tor errors,
said he, but not for such blankety
blank blank more blanks II you like
thick headed stupidity as that,'
Some days later the aforesaid Te-
beau was guilty Of a piece OF stupidity
himself. something by the way, that
couldn't be charged against him more
than half a dozen times in 20 years Of
service
OF course, as the players were dress
Ing after the game, there were one or
two chuckles over IN the corner Of the
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captions, TO all members Of the cast.
They have acquired what has come TO
be known as the 'parlor habit'-that
is 10 say. their conversation Is pitched
to a tone which would do wen enough
IN q private residence. but Is scarcely
enjoyable or even Ineligible. IN a the
alter, especially when one happens TO be
sitting In the rear OF the house. This
habit which seems to be- growing with
alarming rapidly Is a most pernicious
one. and It Is one OF the bad effects
growing By misapprehenslon and mis-
application out Of Buses really COM
mendable natural method Mr.
Charles Rlchman as Prince Victor is
one Of the agreeable exceptions. II Is
not a difficult matter to hear what he
says, although ne at no time raises his
voice above an agreeable pitcn, His
enunciation IS remarkably clear and
the fact that he Is free from the rapidly
developing penchant for turning ones
back upon the audience tends 20 aid In
making his speeches Ineligible to
those in 'front.' Lawrence D'Orsay
hNNf q idltl Allg NlaN u NNAN@ - AfN@'H
VII. king OF Arcacia, and while It
seems unnecessary to state that w. IL
Thompson was excellent in a given
role. the facts make It incumbent upon
the conscientious critic TO call attention
to his magnificent work as the Cardinal
Casano. Orrin Johnson gave Just the
right touch OF exaggeratlon to the
Duke Of Barascon. Johnson Is not
what might be called a subtle actor
and some Of his work in recent years
has not been up to the high standard OF
promise indicated by his earlier con-
nectlon with the Lyceum, but In "A
ROYAL Family he seems 10 have re-
gained his old form, and II is possible
that he win yet develop into an excel
lent leading juvenile. The rest of the
cast was thoroughly acceptable. Mrs
@. u. Gilbert as queen Ferdinand was
exceptionally good.
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key last winter knocked out Texas
Jim Mccormick in one round
Another question that Is interesting
just now is What win the managers
of the fighters do?' They ,re IN the
same boat Tor II there are no fights 90
be arranged there win be no call Tor
their services Almost every boxer OF
Importance has a manager to make his
matches and, although sometimes
managers prove an expensive luxury
the average pugllst has little or no edo
ucltion and must have some one 90
look after hts affairs Then. too, a
manager as a rule Seconds his man
ina the ring sees 20 60 that ne Is well
taken care Of. advises him after each
round and 10y prearrouged signals
coaches him during the lighting Many
q scrapper has made a name for him
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last year as Fanny lie Grand In "sa-
pho will star this season In the same
play.
lgnacio Martlnetti will appear in "A
Million Dollars"
Frank Daniels will appear again In
The Amer this year.
Valerie Bergere will succeed Blanche
Bates In the principal female role In
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bsrt though Do lived only 81 ys.-s.
wrote. .u addition 90 his 500 songs anc
numerous Instrumental works. a con-
siderable number of operas.
Miss EvaneeIue DiVyy "a daughter
OF Henry p. pNey will 90 into yaude-
vile This season.
his reported chat 2slie pa Lussan is
90 marry o. Spanish nobleman.
Maurice Barrymore win head the cast
OF THE Battle OF the strong
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OF THE SQUARED CIRCLE TO EUROPE

Naughty Anthony" She has also
been engaged for the title role in "Ma-
dame Butterfly"
Willie Edouin may appear IN the mu-
steal comedy "Florodora," when II is
produced.
Jessie Bartlett Davis has decided to
remain In vaudeville for another sea-
son.
II Is among the possibilities that Her.
bert Kelley and Efhe Shannon Will be
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soon be seen In New York IN O new mu-
sicai comedy boy De Koyen and Smith
called The Little Duchess
In May Twins company f5 her new
play are Raymond Hitchcock. George
Beane, r. r. Graham. Frank White
Jacques Kruger Queenie Vassar
Three hundred and forty-seven plays
were acted last year at the Royal thea
ter In Berlin,
1t Is not generally known that schu-
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the principal players In THE Mantle OF
Elijah" should the new zangwlll play
not be required for the use Of Viola AL
len.
Pat Rooney will play the part OF
Stats an office boy, and will introduce
his dancing speciality IN "A Million Dol
lars"
An the scenery which p. s. Willard
viii use during his coming American
tour will be painted In this country. In
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PEOPLE OF THE STAGE.

Fitzslmmons, the prlzenghter, Is to
SIar IN a play called "The Honest
blacksmith,' In the course OF which he
shoes a horse.
Julia Marlowe win this season do
barbara Frletchie although she may
produce When Knlghthood Was In
Flower" later
Alberta Gallatin, who made a success
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Angela TO Victor. crown prince OF Kur-
land lnasmuch as the young people
are high spirited and have never met
each other, the suggestion Is received
by both OF them with anything but ia
yor Although Angela Is fancy free,
her fathers announcement that she
must wed Prince Victor excltes within
her feeling closely akin to hatred for
that young gentleman.
The willy Cardinal Casano OF this
critical juncture suggests TO Louis VII
that II he will leave everything to him
me is Of the opinion that he viii be able
to settle matters satisfactorily to all
concerned. In accordance with this
theory, he invites Prince Victor TO visit
him incognito and to assume for the
time the title OF Count Bernadlne Vic
tor arrives, meets Princess Angela, and
Immediately II becomes evident that a
case Of love at first sight has deyel-
oped Victor as Bernadlne, eventually
tells her OF his feeling. and the princess
confesses hers. Then the young man,
somewhat ineXpllcably TO Angela, sug-
gests that it Is her duty to give him up
and marry Victor A little later
through the laundering onlciousness Of
q chief Of detectives who arrests Vic
tor his identity is disclosed 10 the king.
The latter decides that II will be dan
gcrous to let Angela into the secret at
the moment, ana the denouement, so
far as she is concerned, Is therefore re-
served for the formal betrothal cere-
mony which forms the last scene Of the
play. And, by the way the wind-up Of
the comedy is one Of the prettlest ever
seen In New York
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fact he has never imported but one
stage setting, and that was FOR The
Rogues Comedy which he no longer
plays
Three carloads Of scenery are used In
the production. Slaves Of the orient
also four horses, two campls, one ele-
plant and numerous reptiles.
John Drew appears IN Richard car
vel'' without q mustache
Lady Francis Hope (May Hohe) VIII
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within many years by recognized stars
on a first class New York stage. II has
been reported that Mr. Ditrichstein
owes his inspiration TO a German play,
but that Is scarcely possible for two
reasons. In the first place, Mr. Ditrich-
stein on the playful does not acknowl-
edge his Indebtedness 10 any source,
and In the second place It does not
seem that a man Of Mr.. Ditnchstein's
persplcacity would have the infantlle
judgment to appropriate any such bal
derdash as IAN on Account OF Eliza"
even though he had the moral right to
do so.
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Louis Mann and Clara Lipman are
the stars for whose benefit this alleged
comedy was written. As a fact the
worst enemy OF these two really clever
people could not have done anything
which would have more surely contrib
uted to their loss OF the favor Of the
theater going public OF course, Mr..
Mann is funny or rather, his dialect
is funny when he is on the stage, but
as 1t is manlfestly impossible for him to
be on the stage all the time. and mas
much as even IL he were il would be
necessary for him to repeat himself
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Il is estimated that iR Greater New
York today over a hundred professional
pugiIsts, whose means of livelihood
ceased with the expiration Of the Hor-
ton law, are idle. These men must
eventually work or fight elsewhere. but
at present they seem to be- independent
Of either They have a little money In
their pockets and refuse 20 leave New
York to fight. but just as soon as they
have used up what they have there win
be an exodus OF fighters Next 10 New
York. there is probably more money in
Connecticut for fighters than in any
other place where boxing Is allowed.
At Hartford there will no doubt be
many an interesting bout this winter.
as the mayor and also the chief Of po-
lice Of the city are In favor Of all kinds
Of sport and are not likely 10 interfere
with clean boxing exhibitions. The
most suitable building for boxing In
Hartford Is the Coliseum whore Shar-
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and lncredulously toward her father,
Louis VII The latter's reassuring
and affirmative nod serves TO bring
smile Of ineffable pleasure to the face
OF Angela. She again turns toward
Bernadine prince Victor), looks up in
to his face IN a trustful and affection
ate manner and then, throwing her
arms about his neck. lets her bead rest
upon his shoulder The curtain falls at
this point without a word having been
spoken by any OF the characters during
what is really the most important
scene Of the play, II is a somewhat
startling innovation, but OF its success
there can be no doubt
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Otis Skinner Is an actor who has
achieved considerable popularity In
what, in the eagerness Of New Workers
to ape the Britishers, we have prosum.
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Ioh' TT inc ldIk'al ail MOST ilDHtuI
establishment Of its kind iu thc world.
Speaking OF McGoyern reminds one OF
the Greenwood Athletic club of Brook
Ign, whore Terry FIRST dounol thc m.ttB
and soon learned that he could make
more money in the ropcd arena than by
poddlug potatoes Years ago the
Greenwood got the reputation of ale
ways giving its patrons full value ,or
their money and ln consequence the
clubhouse was pacEed on light nights
TRY OUT night al this club. when as-
pirnn,s for puglistIc fame put ON the
gloves and fought Ike Kilkenny cats
was always an interesting one. As q
rule there We're three or four "grudga'
fights, in which one would zee enough
vicious scropp.ng to- last a lifetime
The police seldom interfero1. but let
the friends Of the principals yo.l as
much as they wanted 10, and II you
We're two blocks from the Greenwood
on "try OUT uight you could hear exc
cited voices yelling soak him. Mike"
KNOCK his head off, Bin" you've got
him Roin, JIM" etc. Most of these
pugs did not receive a cent Tor their
work, and went back to truck driving
the next day with eyes IN mourning
faces cut end bruised and arms aching
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This Is the cast OF "All on Account OF
Eliza" a something which on the play
bills is designated as "a new comedy in
three acts by Leo Ditrichstein." The
cast, incidentally, is also the best thing
about IAN on Account Of Eliza which
IL one OF the most vapid, senseless and
thoroughly unworthy efforts presented
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4 THOUGH strenuous efforts

through the legislature permitting
boxing IN New York state, &c is the cone
sensus OF opinion among sporting men
that the game is dead FOR some time TO
COME and lovers of .he manly art are
asking what the pugiIlsts win do now
a great number Of the channels pushcrs
have packed their grips and are getting
ready to take the steamer for London.
Among these are Tim Callahan Charley
McKeeyer and Jack OBrien OF Phila-
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The fact that I have already made
the statement that Miss Russell scored
the success OF her career In the protean
role OF "a Royal Family would seem
to make further comment supertuous,
bat there is one criticism which applies
with equal force, with couple Of ex-
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Angela is led In after the various dis
tIngushed guests have arrived. or
course the other principal, Prince Vie
tor, is there At the proper moment he
kisses Angelas hand, Angela raises
her eyes to his face in a half frightened
way and then, recognizing the man
whom she has been taught to believe Is
Count Bernadlne, she turns inquirlngly
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she had risen to her feet. and there
were tcnrs in her eyes. she might
have replied hut at thnt minute three
rifle shots followed each other in quick
succession, and the officer who was
Just rising. received bullet in his
shoulder and sank down again.
"Bang, bang. bang.' went the car
bincs of the troopers. and the corporal
came running up the hill TO seize and
drag his officer under shelter and to
say to the girl:
You must crouch down here and re-
main quiet They can't get Mt you till
they have Killed the last one Of us"
And is 1t lndlnnsf' asked Captain
Cline as he tried to sit up.
"Fully so of 'cm, sin and our cscnpe
is cut off. What are the orders!'
IF you'd been keeping lookout,
this could not have happened" growl-
ed the captain between his teeth. r'll
have you court martiulcd If we ever
get back. Get back to your post!"
There was cover for the skulking
Indians to within q stones throw of the
powders. and it wasn't ten minutes
before two of the troopers were killed
After the first shock Of pain the cap
tain MADE his way down 10 the men,
but there were no orders TO give. Ev-
cry horse had been killed as he stood
by that time, and third trooper had
been mortally wounded. The dullcst
soldier could have told that there was
no escape. In his rage AMI pain the
captain cursed loud and deep, and
there were curses on his lips as he half
rose to shift his position. and a bullet
reached his heart Crouchlng behind a
bowlder and peering out now and then
with staring eyes, and again covering
her face with her bands and rocking
her body to and fro. the colonels
daughter gnspcd and sobbed and wait.
ed. BY and by she missed the reports
of the carblnes, and the sound of foot
steps echoed in her ears.
Gomez said the corporal as he lifted
her up.
"Oh. Robert. and have you beaten
them OFF," she exclaimed.
"No: my men are all dead, and the
Indians will rush us in minute.
"And we--we''--
He pnt his arm ariNnd her waist and
assisted her to the tuck on which were
the remains Of her breakfast The
steamng heaving. mysterious lake
was 80 feet beneath them.
Better this than that" he said ms
he pointed from the lake to a score of
Indians advancing.
"Yes, better this" she murmured ms
she took fast hold Of him and put up
her face to be kissed, and the savages
stopped in their advance and shriekod
and screamed their disappointment.
BY and by they advanced and looked
down into the lake, but it had no story
| to tell