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SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1900-12-06
Rinnebaba Gonntp.
(Speclnl Z 0orresp0nDeni.)
urtfprb.

,Serr sSatob Urban feierte ON Sams=
tag ieinen so. 9eburtstas unb BET oieier
9eIesenbeit sing es bod ber. Gine
sroBe alnSabl 6reunbe unb gefannte
batten iih einsefunbea, nm oas 6eit
mitsufeieru. Ias Saus mar pou uup
es sins luitis Der bis gum iriiben Wors
gen; ein Hotte5 Sanshen bilbste ben
SdIuB. 6raa Urban unb ibre Iodter
bewirtbeten Die @dite natiirli1 auf oas
Bette, uno alles, mas 6ibe unb Seller
botsn, muBte berhalten. gSir sratuliren
bem geburtstasstinbe nod nnbtrdsiid.
Srau Satob Urban 1T am Montas
nit Der burlington 8abn mad Gbicaso
gereilt, I'm ibre bort pobnenben Briiber
Sobu uno gSilbelm gu beiu6en. Sic
miro bis gum IL. Os;ember bort bleiben.
+, (SpesiaIgorrelponoen;.)
Sum bolbt.
B. 0esemberl 900
Die neue Strasencar lit lebte Wobe
fertisseitelt woroen unb einseueibt ruurs
De bieleIbe am 30. 9iouenlber pom @o=
mite. Die critic 5abrt mahte lDerr
6aniou, Der t6urbolbter 9autier, unb
seIbpbeu rpurbe bielelbe pom gbrilfian.
Da aber nun bas geleiie iniplge bes
Ibauwetters nidt feit ssnus mar, ents
9leiite Die Gar por Dem 2aosn bes s.
Wtltnbt unb 0r oanl0n nabm Gin Bao
i'm gispailer. 9tadbem bas gBa1er
dbeeIhitteit unb Der Neasen rpieber
aufseiudrmt mar, lpiiroe Die Jdbrt rubis
iortseieet bis auf Die gtorbieite bes gie
ienbabuseleiies. Die 6ar itsbt Seoem
sur 8eriiisuns, Der in oerielben fabren
miu.
Serr StoTerabn lest Sus 6utoament
fir ein neues gebdubs; fir men bass
Islbe beitimmt, 1T nod unbstannt.
Die @elddfte in bem 5urmers Gle
uator iinb auf sinise Gage ms Stoten
geratbsn iue9en Nusbeilerlns Der Wa1
| ihinen. 6. Renter.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1900-12-06
9 on 1omuse Gouutn.
(Spesial slponoen,)
coil n b.

A. December 1900.
7ie Gongresationalilten crribt:ten
eiuen netten .3aun nm ibre 8irde.
Niu Braun rsiite leeten Samltag
nad G5ieaso, UNI iid bic SiebousiteIs
una ansuleben. gBiu lhidt mebr gieb
uon bier nad Dem Often, ais irsenb elm
Wnberer.
Or. 3. Sartman pon Siour Sails
mar leste Wo1e in Scotlanb. Seine
Braris breitst lid iminer mebr aus uno
er wirb cItsrs pon bier 9eruisn.
llnlere 6armer tlaseu Iber oas 6auen
uon Sdmeinen. Alsr Braun, elmer Der
sr0Bten Jarmer In Der llmseseno, bat
iiber so Stiid uerloren.
Sobn Deutider persoufte l6O Nder
Qano ilr $4,000 unb taufte $40 Ader
ljlblih pom Scotlono. Sobu 1T
einer Der befen 6armer In unierer 9es
aenb uns 3uslei9 elm @lh6stinb.
paltor Rub pom 8ripp prebiste bier
lebten Douneraas Nbenb unb bel bieIer
@eleaeubeit eoueetirte er $50 fur biz
neue reiormirte RirHe in Gripp. Dis
Seotlanber fuo bod quite Geber.
Die 9erren 3itsa, G9tobet uae Get
BEL, brei prpminente @ti@dftsieute Dor
l1pnbal. beiu9ten uniere Stost mi
baben au8Iei9 bier Tratbabn seipeiif.
| 6dr Carl Benbtr 1T Sub Datst'
aud gut eeaus. gr reiffe tlrsli9 mad
California, um etnen pailenben Rlat q
|iu4en. aber persebens : nirsenbs fan
Ct ist9es 2onb, pie unitres bier. =
taufte cine Garm bel Iripp. 6.
i Ibeo6or Qanbmann. &e9tsarwalt
unb Mttslieb Der 6irma Oo!larb
2anbmannn. fei biermit Dem beui
ii4en pubIitum aui's bette empfoblen
iDeuti@e, beia4t ibu.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1900-12-06
Sl,seela Gsnntu.
{GpeaioI sGorrt{ponbenS.) }

9e1. Ot3ember 1900.
Die. Gcrmer IN Der um9eDeno bon
Sea iinb bel Dem f40neu Setter NIT
benz Corn pHhden ferti9 9eiporoen uno
linb nun Heibis am ausi4dlen.
Sic Gerren Sobn unb Claus peters
iinb na& Oregon 9ereif, um ibren
Batter 3u befu4en.
| Au9ulf boffmonn 1T na4 Waibins-
ton sereiit. um fi& bort cine 0eimatt
aussuiu9en.
6. Blante baut Elm Wobnbaus III
SEQ unb u. Went eineu neuen Mafhi=
| mems 61uppen.
6rou Gin8el 1T bon ibrem @siubs
In Winneiota iuieber 3uriid9etebrt.
3onp Bernk bon Chancellor beiu&t'
am Wontag bic Staot Sea. 6.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1900-12-06
Mlera II bria.
044emtItde 9xturEe Eenen WA1
&Attferu{tN.

Die Omaha 8abn bat perlSnlid
seleitete gouriiten S1lafwasen 6a5rs
ten einseri9tet awilden st. Youl anb
San 6ranciseo unb Sos auseies.
Mbiabrt pom st. Yaul ieben Donsers
flag uut llbr Wa9nittas, NIT Ans
l9luB in Mortbinston pom Stour
sails, e,ntreHenb in Sos Mn8eles beH
tolsenoen Dienita9 um llbr Morsens.
Diele Wasen fino sepoliterte, stmo5as
Ii4e 59laiuasen. uerleben nit einem
Ofen fir lei4tes &o9sn nno bardlans
MODERN einser,9tet in ieSer Btjiebxns.
6. g. NortoH, A9eut.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1900-12-06

90. s. Sihner perpol!ltdnbiJte feline
grofe Viehbeeroe auf leiner Hanhe,
100 Meilen ipeitlib .pon bier, inoem sr
$50 Stiif jurses Rinonieb oirett pc,i
Colorado bierber brahte.
We ter
Die unabbdngigen Glepaforbeilber
betlasen iih i'ber Die pom Snlpettoren
aus Uiinneiota gesen lie beganeenen
llnserehtigleiten. IS beiBt, oaB Der
Wei,el riht Der ipirflihen Site nat
tlailifi3irt miro. 9urh eine nohmalige
Snipection erboben ld] Die llntoiten
beoeilteno, obihon oann Die ipirtlihe
6jiite oes g8eisens conltatirt fuiro. Die
Glepaiorbeliser oiiriten ibren 9Deisen
infol9ebeilen Dem Sulutbmartte 5u=
menoen.
.Siib : 8atptas CHM bner=
Sabl.
glab oen oIfisielen 9eridte oes
Genlusantes bat { no Satota cine
ginippbnersabl bon 401, $40, cine 3u=
nabme ppn 22.01 Yrosent felt Der gen=
iusauInabme BON 1890, als bic 8epDl=
ieruns 328, S08 Seeltn betrue bsm=
nah 72,762 Seelen. Minnebaba
6ountp bat Die sr6bte Gin,pobnersabl,
ndmlih %, ,926, ober 6O29 mebr, als
2aprenee, oas ndditsroBte Gountp.
Die Ginpobnersabl nah Counties
lit pie folst:
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1900-12-06
Hanfon Gouutn.
( (Spe;irl sGorreip eiponoen5.)
6. erp.

II. December 1900.
6srr ino 6rau g. 3eeman iinb auf
Sueipo hentliben Yelud bel Sreunoen
unb Ystannteu in &ot 8allep II. Orange
Gin, Sa.
N. $. gnseIte bat iein 8arbierse=
lddIt psrtauIt uno sebt nad9 Soma.
Sobn llnser p,n Yurtlton beludte
9auI SdiIe auI sinise Gage.
garle Fitzgerald tebrte am 0ien tag
nah gantton suriit.
Oas pom ! g)oung Gables Sotlp Club"
usranltaltetsS Spiel > paebscca's Eriumpb"
mar elm sroBer Grfols. Der Sarauf
folsenoe Gang mar gut bsiu9t.
Sobn Oriseoll rel, iuGbrenS er at
@. s.. Storts' Saus arbeitete, pon Der
Seranoa bsrab unb auf ein ipises Stiid
SolS. gr erbiel. cine idmersbafte Bunz
oe an Der Settle, Die Der Mrst NIT mebs
reren Stihen sundbeu muBte.
Saul Sdile unb beil;n Shweltern
Clara unb Gola, nsblt Yat DESMOND,
lpuren einise Gage gu 8eiud bel Sers
manoten in Yartlton.
Sn Der beutldslutbsrii6en Rir4e
murben am Wfittwoh ben 81. Nouemz
Der 9err Sobn Sbulbt nit SRI. Soa
Sobnlon burd paitor Roeris ebeli9
psrbunben. Cine sroBe 9lnSabl 8ers
manbte unb 6reilnbe wobnten Der 9o4s
seit bel. 9orr.
Mleranoria.
| Sier seiste oas thermometer in oie=
lem Winter bereits IL Brao unite. Nuu.
Aleranoria fdeint oemnah Der tdltefe
Ylab i'm Staate 3u iein.
panion @ountp bat SO 54ulse=
bduoe unb 68 2ebrer, bic 3uinmmen
an @ebalt per Sabr $40, ,698 beaie6en.
| Sm i1ulpHi&tisen Nlttr febtnoe qtr=
ioneu I'M @ountp siebt IS 1404. 9ts
Geiammtuertb oes S4uleigentbuma
betrdst $33, $50.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1900-12-06
, (Spe3iuls gorreiponbeni.)

g8atert0mn, 3. Sea. 1900.
gusgeSeidnet gutes gBetter bersan=
gene Wpde.
8. Shnel aceeptirte cine Stelluag
i'm Gountp Shagmeiiters Bureau.
Die vWatertoiDn proouee So. 0H=I
nete Samstag pieoerum ibre Sbiiren
gum gintauf bon 6arm=grSeugnillen.
Srrin Sane, Der ueitbetannte Semo=
frat, ihpinst jebt ben So6l0nel i'm
v8ranb Central Sptel".
glic. 2orenk perlegte iein 2eiblial=
GeIhdft in Die Stallungen bss vRortb=
peItern Sptels".
$. u. 6iloebranot (Sberiif), q. s.
Murr, Qug. gumltao, Wi. @eItfall
W. gase uno e. guentber (6ountp
gpmmilidr) begaben iih leBtbin nod
2uperne, Winn., nm oas oprtige Goun=
tp=GefaneuiB in 9lugenfhein su neb=
men. getanntlit ioll oas neue bielige
@efdngniB nah Dem betr. Stple gebaut
fperben.
Die r@reat 9fprtbern Rn. Die ihon
leit sSabruno Gag niht mebr iabrplan=
mdBia lduft, bon II Bis As Sfunoen
bintenan, peroient ipabrbaftig Die 9ol=
oene Meoaille. Wie perlautet, bat lih
Elm 8erbano bier sebiloet, Der, nenn
iemals Der 3ug pom Often ''on time"
Iein Ipllte, Elm Gpnoolen5 SareibeH an
Brdlioent Sill in ct. paul abienoen
Mil.
2ebte @ohe mar 6armer=SnItiiut in
Senrp uno glarf, ieooh 6. s. Wbalep
beribtet, bab oieielben nur leiht be-
iuht, oa Die Jarmer nod I'M 6eloe
beIhGftigt paren.
gbeiaeiounss=Yroseiie bliibten per=
aanqene Nohe. gliht meniger als
pier SheiOunsen sinsen ourt Die
gWiible".
Die aanaliIatipns= (Sewer) 9lrbei=
ten meroen moslideriueiie biele Wohe
nod beenoet. yDatertonn. 1T MN 81.
&. in geSug auf lanitdre ginrihtnn-
gen.
s. g. Sdmiot, i'm gerbano Der
nMc@ormid Nsaibine Co., perleste
/ lein Quarter bon Mberoeen na1 Wats
ertotpn. 8eIere giIenbabnbeoienung
| iIt Die llriahe.
Sheriff. Siloebranot beforberte Diem
tag slrtbur Snlep, BON Senrp, mad
Der &eiormihule in Ylantinton. &ih-
ter gennett ianote ibn babin. neil el
unperbenerlih unO nur sum Wabtbei
ieiner Gltern mar.
0ermann Wtihael5 ipuroe 5un Polt
Imeilter in Manpille eruannt.
| 9tiht peniger ipie sebn Sohseiter
bier uno llmseseno am Santlasunes
tags. 9ub YrosperitGt.
! Sampfmiller gS. 8. Stotes iie
lmdbrenb elmer Saieniaso am Sant
Iiaeunsstage pom 4feroe uno oerrentt
lih eillen SUB.
Ser Seuerpebr=Sans in Der Staot
bale am lebten 0onnerstag mar gu
beluht uno brabte eineu Hein9euin
bon ca. Sll0.
Wi. q. Geesaarot uno 6rau besabe
! lib nod California, um ben Winte
nit ibrer bort mobnenoen Sobter J
perbrinsen.
u. 6. Goop, ybas finite Rao al
republitaniihen Gireuspasen bon eof
ington Gpuntp" begab iib nab Yierrt
um Quartiere fur See StoDer uno b
2esislaturmitslieoe con oieiem Goun
tp Su enedsieren.
Seit eiuieen 5asen tDebt Die geette'
fabne i'm Gourtbaus=8arten. 1onen
LID bebalten mir Sutes gSetter BON JET
lab.
4eeommanoiert Die .Na4rihten un
perolb. guren 6reunben unb 8etanr
ten. Reuioieiten aus biefger Begen
eri4einen jeoe Wode. 8. 8. j.
1
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SQ5 9enern ge1elerte QDD5eilsfeH Oes
Qerrn Mleranbsr Gumein nit 6rdulein
Holine 9ubs, ipeldes in oem 9aule oes
perrn Sobann 9ubs in Oeilbronn ae=
balten luuroe, mar in leoer 0inliht
ausqeseihnet. Yrebigt uno Sermon
in Der peilbronn'er Stride sebalten bon
Yaltor Yrauer lestell 3eusniB ab BON
Der 5iihtigteit uno oem Giier ienes
8eiltlihen. 9as QohSeitsmabl mar
ercellent, uno iberbaupt ii5erboten iih
bic Gltern oes grautpaares, beipnoers
Die Derren 0ubs uno Glmein, in 3u=
pprtommenbeiten eesen ibre 8dlte. Sis
sssen Morsen fou Der iiinsere 3beil
Der 8dite iid oergniigt baben uno Mlle
tperoen einltimmen in ben Nu1ih !:
Geib eliidli4
Mie man muntelt. iollen oieier Qod=
3eit balo onbere fol9en. Auf9erufen
ipuroe io9ar Elm Qerr, oem Is paiiieren
t6nnte. Bier ouf einmal ausaufeuern.
Nur immer porlpdrts, es fanb CUTE 3ei=
ten uno nidt umionR iagt Der 9ein-
felb'er Qebrer unb plottoeut4e 9i1ter
s o9en Wathl: SON 0o1tieo,
JUDI! bat 9eit oomit.
Bxinabe bdtte Der iiioli4 bon bie,
rpohnenoe 6armer Wittmeier our4 I'm.
porH4ti9teit ieinerieits elm pfero Der.
loren. ct fu6r oie Auhobrt au eineu
Der bieigen glepators a&tlo8 binouf
unb 70 Tam es, bab Der Ma9en mi
einem Rao neben Die &uffabrt 9in9
beinobe umfhr3te unb oas pferb Der
unterrib. Norfi1t III ui&t allein gu
in elmer porpfanfabrit. ionoern aud
beim Wei3enfobren.
4 Die Baui4reiner unieres 6tdot4en
lnb 10 nit Mrbeit tlberbduft. bob f
ui&t miHen, mo- auerit anfan9en, I'M
ptnn iein fidrferer Grolf uno i4were
6&netpetter einfdQt. iit Arbeit bis uot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-08-11
Steamboat Co.
Bolivian Natives.

From tho National Geographic Magazine.
The Indian women are ingenious and in
dustrious. and have remarkable taste in
colors and designs. They love gay tints
and embroideries. and wear quantities of
adornments. They have a distinctive cos
tune of home manufa cture, which the deal
ers in imported goods fortunately have not
been able to disturb. They usually wear
a little Panama hat, braided of soft white
fiber with a black band. perched jauntily
upon their abundant black hair. which
hangs In two long brads down their backs.
Their dresses resemble those worn by the
peasants in the Tyrol. The short skirts
of gay colors hang above the shoe tops.
bright-colored lea her, with long laces and
high French heels. Sometimes the shoes
are white, sometimes yellow, red or purple
the brighter the bet.er-and any color ex-
cept black. Under the skirt are an in
definite number of white petticoats. elab-
orateiy embroidered and edged with lace.
The waists are made of brght-colored cali
CO, velveteen and other fabrics, and around
their shoulders they wear light shawls or
scarfs, called ceb0ZOs.
The men go barefooted and barelegged
and wear short, wide trousers of dark
wooden cloth that are slit up the back as
far as the knee 50 as TO give their legs
free action in climbing the mountain trails
Under these trousers they have white cot
ton drawers, which always seem to be clean
and well Numbered. Upon their heads they
wear close-fittng caps or hoods of knitted
work or some dark wooden cloth that frs
like the hoods children wear in cold wealth
er in New England. Upon this they wear
hats of straw or felt, while their bodies
are protected by the inevitable poncho
blanket by night, a comprehensive as well
as comfortable garment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-08-11
MUSICAL MENTION.

This is the month when nearly all the
LEGAL musicians are taking a rest to nre-
pare themselves for the work in the fall
and winter. Nearly all the church choirs
have a vacation, and the places of organ
lists and singers are filled by volunteers or
substitutes. Some teachers are already
mapping out work for rext season. and
among them is Miss L. Lieberman who
Is preparing an elaborate musicale to he
given by her pupils in October at the Car
roll Institute. The chief features of the
program will be Rats symphony. "J,eo-
more" and the Marcia Corteggio," from
Gounods Queen of Sheba,'' both pieces
accompanied by an orchestra and hand
In the symphony there will be four pianos
sixteen hands. and orchestra. Miss Lieber-
mans pupils will be al the pianos, and the
orchestral parts will be played by the best
members of the United States Marine Band
and lines Band of New York The agi-
tato movement in the symphony is written
expressly for eight hands at the piano
but the number will be doubled In the
"Queen of Sheba" march there will be
three pianos ten hands, with brass and
string instruments. This will be the first
time that the symphony has been played In
this city. except hast season. when it was
played by the Baltimore Symphony Orches-
ira. Miss Lieberman has both pieces I'M
der rehearsal, and will direct both
The success of the great concert bands in
general alike with masses and classes is
quite unexplainable. Vocalists of world
wide repute are now associated with lines
where formerly they would scorn an en-
gagement with other ethan string or
chestra such as the Boston Symphony.
Their prejudices against wind Instruments
have been overcome. Il Is all a question of
art. Scenes from grand opera are to be a
part of the Innes concerts on the fall tour
of himself and his band. Del Puente, the
original Toreador Of Carmen" who died
recently, was to have taken part in these
scenes His place may be taken by Ca
lassi; who Is now in Naples.
Miss Elsa Marry. a young contralto of
brilliant PROMISE who will make her Amer
lean debut with the Metropolitan English
Grand Opera Company, first appeared in
public when eight years old. At sixteen
she toured Germany. Russia and Finland
in concert. Several years later she re-
visited these countries. giving song re-
citals. the programs embracing English
French. German and Russian compositions
Her dramatic ability was so strikngly evil
denced through her Interpretations that
she was persuaded to study for the ope-
ratio stage. She placed herself under
Nine. Marchesi. Her greatest successes
have been won in roles such as Amneris
and Ortrude Miss Marny's dramatic tenn
permanent is said to resemble that of Nine
Schumann-Heink.
While La Boheme" has made the name
of Puccini known all over Europe and
America, his La Tosca'' is fairly sustain
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-08-11

p. B. Chase's preparations in connection
with his various vaudeville interests are
very elaborate and involve some notable
departures. Following the change by which
his Washington theater is to be known as
Chase's New Grand is a determination
to let the electric sign over his Baltimore
house read "Chase's Lyceum Theater.
Mr.. Chase. who was present by proxy in
Boston and New York in person last spring,
was e.ected general secretary of the aSSo-
citation of Vaudeville Managers. He eX-
presses confidence that his two theaters
and his road show will insure such facility
as will enable him to offer the creme de la
creme of new4y discovered dramatic and
vaudeville novelties. His personal repre-
sentative in New York this year, as we'll as
last. will see every actor. Every promi-
nent house IN the United States, except
four. is in the combination. All acts are
engaged for the period OF thirty-five to fifty
weeks for the alliance; therefore it guaran-
tees to the Chase theaters the same bills
winch will appear in the Keith and Proctor
theaters anu place the Chace vaudeville
properties on basis equal with those of
New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-08-11
Aside.

Season after next Olga Nethersole will
present dramatization of Ou!da's Under
| Two Flags
wilton Lackaye'S season in Les Miser-
| ables,' will not begin until the first part of
next January.
A brother of Richard Harding Davis will
manage Weber and Fields music hall the
coming season.
| j. H. Gilmore, who was with Julia Mar
lowe last season, will be in Maude Adams
support the coming season.
Richard Mansfeld's principal Offering the
! coming season will be an elaborate pro-
ductiOn of Henry v"
! THE Widow Magoogin' papers are he
! ing dranatized by John Jennings for Rich
and Harris.
Francis Wilson's new opera. "Booloo
BOolhOom, when translated into English
| is said to mean The Hoodooed Hindoo.'
| Mary Stuart. a sister of Stuart Robson
| and a well-known character actress will
| return to the stage the coming season after
| an absence of two years.
| Martha Morton's new play, recently writ
| ten for Herbert Kelsey and Effie Shannon
/ depicts the differences arising between an
English husband and American wife
Willis Steel is engaged with Edward Rose
| III urdmallZlnS Inc Battle OF the Strong
| for Marie Burroughs, in which that lady
| will star the coming season.
| Morris Perks, the baccarat king. and
| Helen Dupont are reported as being will
| ing to erect magnificent theater in Lon
| don for Marcus Mayer.
| Roland Reed will play under the man.
| agement of Z. B. Jack the coming season.
| and will put forward new play entitled
"A Modern Crusoe."
Last Tuesday Weber and Fields held
| their first rehearsal OF their new burlesque
| for the coming season. Its title will be
| ''Fiddle-de-dee -
| AL Hamilton and Eda Joyce open their
| season at Glen Echo Park week after next
| in their musical and burlesque skit,
''Sapho and the Office Boy"
Maud White. who has been for the past
| two seasons leading lady with William
Bradys different companies, will assume
| the chief roles with Stuart Robson the COM
| ing season.
| The Savoy Theater Opera Company In
| c!udes sixty-fve ladies, and will arrive In
| New York tomorrow and begin the season
\ at Days Theater September 6, in "The
| Rose Of Persia
| Chase's New Grand will lose one Of It's most
| valued employees this year. w. A. Reeve
| The treasurer, has been appointed to be d.
rector of Chase's Lyceum Theater, Balti-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-08-11
COMING ATTR


THE PALM GARDEN--Manager John
son or the Palm Garden mas prepared an e%-
celIent Dill Tor the coming week ana one
that the local lovers OF vaudeville Will ap-
pre2late HIS top-llner is Emma Carus,
the girl with the baritone voice. and who
in addition to vocal accomplishments of a
high order can sing negro melodies with
flne effect Miss Carus has been playing in
New York for the past two months. and
at every appearance has been received with
enthusiastic applause. The second in line is
Mons NNoikyra, French equilibriSt of
exceptional cleVerness. His tricks are said
to be of the sensational and startling order.
The Golden Tr.o. local team, will be seen
in biack-face sketch, embracing uproar-
lous Situations and laugh producer
throughout The clever vocaliSts and dane
turn are sure to please. while Mons Ca
dieux, direct from Hammerstens Victoria
Theater, will startle the timid with daring
tricks On the bounding wire. These new
people open at the Palm Garden tomorrow
afternoon in a Sunday vaudeville concert
and continue throughout the week. So far
the season has been a good one. The theater
has been largely attended at night and is
often crowded to the DOORS
kERNANS LYCEUM THEATER.-
first week of Kernan's season, the inhab-
itants of Washington do not allow hot
weather to prevent them from patronZing
the Lyceum- The Broadway Girls the
'pihiilS All dCtloll II QuIie up 10 the Sldnu-
ard set by the best burlesque shows of the
country Mrthful Mishaps." the opening
Skit, Is guaranteed to keep the audience
in pleased frame of mind during the thirty
or forty minutes 1t is before the footlights
Ruth Everett, the twentieth century girl
opens the olio- She is followed by Allen
and Allen. droll pair of comedians, whose
eccentric gyrations and clever repartee are
productive of much mirth. Helen Russell
and Winnie Richards are down for ten
ing. Peter Powers and Mamie Hyde will
pass away a quarter Of hour with cake
walking and buck dancing. Cross and Lee
peltier will show their skill as rapid fire
conversatiGnaiists, and George Turner has
some Lew monologues and parodies for the
audience.
GLEN ECHO PARk-The Burnt Cork
Club. that extremely Clever and original
galaxy of young entertainers. who have
made themselves so we'll liked locally, will
attract the crowds to the amphitheater at
beautiful Glen Echo Park next week. The
opening minstrel first part is a new con-
ceit, surfeited with comic and tender songs
and jokes and with witty sallieS and will
close with an absurd sketch, Uncle Hen
ry $ Gas Social Following this will come
what Is promised to be one of the best