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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-27
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kostil que no cree que los convencionales
NO % gtreveF&n d votar co favor dc las
prstenoionss del gobierno americana, al
GjsT laE rslsoiones faturas de este CON In
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-27
SAN JUAN
POr fel6grafO.

Mario e..

Anoche hnbo aquf una fsiss alarms.
Patrnllsa de srtilleros gusrdiss salfsn
precipit tadamenta tomando la esfretera.
Las familiaa sufrieron an gran sobresalto.
El populacho 90 slborot6 siguiendo d los
militares, y dijose en- los primeFos momsns
tOs que habfa estsllado IN lsvsnt8miento
Rsvoluo.onario, y despu6s que b abfa faego
On In e&roel de Puerta de TERRA.
Hecho concrete: dos artilleros presos
"a sl Moro sc fugsron J se Ascfan dill
Esncias para su oaPtufs.
cars
Ea M&laGS -Kspada--se Ia dAdo 90.
anien9o In STEM bra del safe.
EREs0
Johuson, fnarlnero del sW idelte> Que
lisg6 & cato puerto dssm lnteIado, esta
preao.
En alta mar 90 rsusi6 Gontta ell capi
tAn del bareD, atscardole con IN ouchillo.
Vi0LacIoM
Chrison, tinero de Aguadilla, eslA
perm guido jGdicia' ri snts 3 por violsr Las le-
yes postslss de los Estados Unidos. Sc le
kousa de utilisar sellos ipdtiles. I'grego
% la Okrcsl de Puerta de TERRA.
POR LA GUERRA
Incl JAp6n hA hsoh, Manifestation de
9as lou asuntoa de China con Russia ne
aHreglarAn por medic de In guerra.
fRASIapo
Mr. CrGss 'ey. erapleado de oorreos ca
Ponce hs Rido traaladado d B6ff slo.
ARRCfHO
L0s fios de Arecibo SO salier0n de
HnAdfs. LsB famiiias sbandonaron sua On
ssa, anspendiendose lts clases escolares. |
Hay amensxas de una giganteHoa inunda- |
sion..
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-27
afiade que no se ooupa de qus

Y afiade que no Sc ooupa de CUE 50
cante 8 50 deje de cdntdr.
entonoes ! porqa6 informo haes
dias la prensa que ell propio Marines fuS
San Juan para que Mr.. Allen revoca.
ra La orden del alcalde3
aTampoco fac San Juan el doctor.
citoa
Resultara al fin y al oabo que no hizo
nj, nj pidio nj nj Sc opuso d ad, nj ls
importa na, ne.
qnedaremos en- que Martinez ca IN
ciudadano sin olor, octor, nj sabor; una
patila politics. que ri huele nj hiede; IN
padszo &c ndear la postre.
iVamosi 7 asegura que otros asa.a.
tos de mayor tnterts ooupan Ia stenciou
del petit consitS lie jagando que preside.
1Asuntos? En Arecibor Los re-
publlcanos F.!
Ilusiones engdHosas
livlsnss como el placer.
Ese hombrs quiere perder
tempo en- semejantes cosaa
z en- ell rniamo namero de Ek PAIs
IN tai Jose Maria Qaero a6rma que sIos
oanapos estda desindados, y IN diego We
que en- Paerto-Rico hay dos partidos.
uno el repubiicano ouyo ideal es oil pro.
grego bieneatar de esta desgraciada tie.
rra otre ell federal que no tlene otra nor
ma cue ell encumbramiento de IN hombra
que simbolixa la monarqufa y el favori-
tigmo.>
Hombre, por Dios milo, se1or de Cue-
Isl aquf la monarqofa psEo para 1sn-
ca volverl
Isl los que le dieron WAS, llama-
ron sABrAs y AUGUSTUS d las PERsosAs
REALRs son loa homb1es de FL PAIs, On
un articul. adnlador que trsjo LA DE-
hoCRACIA a sus columnas haoe ocho disa
Isl esos hombres son Los UNICos que
aspiran al favoritismo 10 persiguen
costa de Ia dignidsd de uu pueblo!
iY usted tue Official del ej6rcito GU
bano5
" usted tiene tres dedos de frentef
/ Y usted cae en- absurdo tan ridloulo3
1 z asted ga agarra de preteRtoa tan
imb6cilesf
lAh! "a oaemos: 10 que uste1 buses
es IN destineio en la polieta insular. un
bocadito en- cualquier pate.
iAsf andarA usted de apurdo|
Ea, sefior ofoisl
Haga que su ipgenio suba.
no Gamble ivoto & tai
la espada virgen de Cuba
por ell prosAico ronxal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-27
ReViSta cOn1Ca
LECCION SEGUNDA
Del pecado del partdo federal casgo de su culpa q

-1Qas males lie sobrevinieron en- ell
s,lsrDo golttico del cual era el factotunaf
-Todo g6nero de inoomodid AIDES, ia
iazos 8 imposiciones.
-lY en- ell alma aooliticG9
LA lgnorancia : Ia ooncupiscencia
-1Qq6 es is oonoupisoencisa
LA propenai6n que tianen oisrtos re
publicanos de no amar otrs ooEa que &
ellos mismosS
-1Q1e produce Is concupiscenoiaf
Eli rslsj 10 social.
-;CuAles son sua consecueneiasY
La falta de moaalidad po f.ioa y de
sentido comd1. (6)
-lCuaodo tuvieron hijos Allen y
HollanderT
-Despu6s del pecodo del partido fs-
deral.
-1Pas6 Ell pecado los hijos lie este Z
~-Si, y tambien d todos sus deecen
-aDura todavfa este malS
-Si; durara mientras la bandera de
las frsnjas y estrellas no oobije en- reali
dad 4 IN pueblo libre, porque todos los
federales han nacido con ess pecd6o.
-1C6mo SO llsmaG
-VEReUEFzA. ~
QGosque tandem, Mstutans,
seras un fraile mostrenoo,
IN historiador sin peSQuiS.
IN plsgiador n oerebroP
Dejs, deja Mr.. Linhart
que es sincere reverendo,
y que en- quitandole ell sin -
queda reduoido cer0,
que sigs los concentrates
de to obra. 70 no puedo
decir CON la libertad
de Linhsrt, 10 cue 20 oreo
para no admitirlo, mslo,
para deaeoharlo, bueno.
De modo ca que en- la tercera
Eecci6Ya. de n0tQs me absteDgo.
Con Dioss padre Matutana.
Ea de uGted
Di6genes PrietO
(5) Mi no oomprigendi este. 49,.
(6) ESQ llamarlo nosotros <toL sifk
Notas de Linhdrt.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-27

El JAp6n hA hech, manifestation ds
que lou aguntoa de China con Russia no
aRreKlarAn por medic de la guerra.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-27

En M&iaSa --Espada-se la dAdo DO
anien9o d In aiembf del safe.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-27
PRES0
Wt0iACEuM

Chrison. tiuero de Aguadilla, es.
psfn guido jGdicia' III snts por violsr Las IL
yes postslss de los Estados Unidos. Sc |
sousa de utiliSar sellos iDdtiles. I"greg
% la Okrcsl de Puerta de TERRA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-27
Di6gsnss Priet0

(5) Mi no comprigendi este.
(6) ESQ llamarlo nosotros <toI sif b /.
N0tds de Linhdrt.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-27

M CrGw 'eT, ernpleado de oorreos ca
Ponce hs Rido traaladado d B66 slo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-27

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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1901-02-23
When the Heart is Affected.

BY rheumatism or any of the
muscles near that organ, it is like
tampering with an electric wire. for
death may come at any moment. If
life is worth 1t do not hesitate, but
get Or. Drummond's Lightning
remedy. Send IS to the Drum
moud Medicine Co., New York,
and they will send you two large
bottles, enough for a months treat
ment, by first express. 1t is not as
quick as electricity but will save
your life If you take it in time.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1901-02-23
!, Thought That Oil Lays
,,.r the Great Salt Beds
Of. Our Coast.
j Deep Boring Will be
Done at Avery's
Island.

!. Al, issue of the 9th inst, the
Democrat says:
/ .,nopg the distinguished
= hare for the Carnival and
a i The st. Charles Hotel are
a Mrs.. Edward L. Fuller OF
.,,.p. Pa. Mr.. Fuller is pres'-
4 ,he Avery Island salt mines
- of the Retsof salt mines In
yak. The Fullers have been
n ii, for several days and will
!, shortly for Avsrv's Island :
,spsny,Dg Nj. Fuller is Mr.
]. B Neal, who is interested in
onpany. Mr.. Neal Is q great
ba,p, and bis name Is famous IN
.,,ls u that college. The trip
I,sy Island is to serve a double
y, that Of inspecting the
,aa.for the purpose OF prob
4, oil. MI. Fuller believes that
Lad lies IN the oil belt, and
insn,s will be made to prove
uulh Of ID. theory. Mrs. Fuller
,psst charming woman, with all
Ip,es Of carriage and sweet cul-
Il nsnner that one finds In
ricst best women.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1901-02-23

The charter of the lake Charlie
and Rice Belt Railroad has beer
filed at Lake Charles. The COMPANY
Will build and operate a railroad
from Lake Charles to Gueydan.
Donaldsonville will have large
and tirst-class rice mill for next
season. A stock company, with a
capital stock of sixty thousand dol
lars has been organized at that
place to erect the same.
A negro was lynched near ST..
Peters on Sunday last. He had
murdered a prominent citizen and
his wife and drowned their two
children.
The Rice Convention which was
held at Lake Charles last week
proved to be a great success,
Delegates from throughout this
State and Texas were in attendance
and there was much interest
manifested.
The United States League of
Building and Loan Associations.
met in New Orleans IN annual
session on Friday and Saturday of
last week. Delegates from almost
every State Ia the Union were in at.
tendance, and Louisiana was
honored by New Orleans man
being elected President of the
Association for the ensuing year.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1901-02-23

EWhen We Were Twenty One"
was presented at the Veazey Opera
House on last Sunday night,
before an enthusiastic audience Of
about three hundred people, and
it proved to be one of the best
attraction of the season. Mr.
George Clarke, who played the
role of '.Dick Carewe," proved
beyond any doubt whatever that
he is one of Americas leading
actors of the present time, and re
ceived much applause. Miss
Estelle Carter, as the beautiful
''Phyillis" was exceptionally good,
and it is doubtful if any one could
be found to play this part as good
or better than she can. The other
actors were exceptionally good in
their respective parts, and never
have the people Of New Iberia had
an opportunity to see better acting
than that which was witnessed on
last Sunday night. "When We
Were Twenty One,' is a play
which will long be remembered by
those of our people who witnessed
its presentation here, and should
it ever visit this city IN the future
the probabilities are that it will
have a S. X. o. audience to
greet them.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1901-02-23

"a, The 1901 edition of the
Columbia desk calendar is being
distributed by the American
Bicycle Company, Columbia Sales
Department, Hartford, Conn. 1t
will be sent to any address upon
receipt of five. .2.cent stamps. This
unique and useful compilation has
been issued annually for the last
sixteen years and it has come to be
regarded as an indispensable
article in many business Offices
and homes.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1901-02-23
los Cars Of
Baking Powder
In One Train. The Largest
Train Ever Handled by
Any Railroad.
Drawn by Four Tremendous
Engines
3,O10,155 Pounds Of Product
in One Shipment. All
Records Broken.
Special to IBERIAN ::

Special to 1BERIAN
Richmond, Va, February II
The Southern Manufacturing Com
pany of this city, has just shipped
over the Seaboard AIR Line a tram
of one, hundred and five tlO5) solid
carloads of "Good Luck" Baking
Powder, containing three million,
eighteen thousand, one hundred and
fiftyfve (3,0ls, 1857 pounds of this
product, as shown By railway
records and bills of ladlng.
This was rot only the largest
tram ever handled by any railroad,
but also the most attractive, each
car being brand new and On lis
initial trip, and each handsomely
decorated with banners.
Mr.. Blackton of the American
Vitagraph Company, was on hand
with his Vitagraph and photo
graphed the train several miles
from Richmond as it started on It's
course, drawn by four tremendous
engines.
After being extensively photo
graphed, the train was broken into
four sections, which were run
twenty minutes apart.
In its lmmtnslty this shipment
breaks all records in the manufac.
turing and shipping world. The
freight prepaid on same amounted
to fourteen thousand, one hundred
and sixty-one and 4-lOO dollars
l416l.O4.)
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1901-02-23
New Railroads for Southwest
Louisiana.

For some time there has been talk
OF railroad to connect Lake
Charles ard Gueydan, and a surprise
was perpetrated Monday, when the
charter for the Lake Charles and
Rice Belt Railroad was filed for
record at Lake Charles. The Lake
Charles Press of Monday contained
the following with reference to the
new enterprise
s'The new corporation has capi.
tai stock of one million dollars, and
beginning at a point a few miles
east of Lake Charles has located its
line as tar east as Gueydan, and
the engineer corps is now working
east from that point. It is authorl.
lively stated that the road will be
constructed and placed in operation
as far east az the Vermllion river,
in the neighborhood of the Hunter
Canal, during the coming summer,
SO ae to remove the rice crop along
its line this fall. The road will
cross Lake Arthur at the 10 ower
end about at the Lowry planta-
ton.
The officers and directors until
January, 1902, as named in the
charter are: G. A. Lowry, Presl.
dent H. G. Drew, Vice President !;
C. A. Mccoy, Secretary; l.
kaufman. Treasurer A. V. East
man, General Manager /; while J. A.
Bell, n. c. Drew, L. Kaufman, A.
V. Eastman. G. A. Lowery. E..
|. Hall, III. L. Gueydan, D. r.
Swift, e. A. Mccoy and J. P.
Haber constitute Its Board of
Directors.
Grading will be commenced ae
soon as the necessary prellmlnarles
can be arranged which will be In a
few weeks at most"
The New Orleans, Houma and
Northwestern Railroad Company,
has been incorporated in this State,
with a capital stock of $4,000, 600.
The company will build and operate
railway from Morgan City
through Gibson, Houma and
Lockport, connecting with the
Texas and Pacific railroad--Sugar
Planters Journal.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1901-02-23
Cheap Rates to California
Points.

Southern Pacific, "Sunset Route"
has created an innovation in the mat.
ter of rates to California points.
Commencing Tuesday February 18th
and every Tuesday thereafter, to and
including April goth, 1901, the sun
set Route" will put into effect second
class tickets from New Orleans, Alex
andria and intermediate points on the
main line, to and including Beaumont,
$27. 50.
From other points on the T. & N. 0.
R. R., and from stations on the G. H.
& n. Ry., the rate will be $500 added
to the local fare from such stations to
Houston.
From all points on the main line of
the G. II. C S. A. Ry, the rate will be
$500.
These colon1st rates are so low as to
enable persons contemplating visit
to California, to make it under circum-
stan unparalleled in the matter oi
cheap transportation.
Excursion sleeping cars leave New
Orleans six days of the week. through
without change to California, the berth
rate therein being less than one-third
of the standard charge.
For additional particulars, see YOU
agent, or address,
S. F. B. Morse, A. P. T. NJ, L. j
Parks, g. P. & T. A., Sunset Route,
Houston, Texas.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1901-02-23

W Are you nervous, run down
weak and dispirited? Take few
doses of Herbine. 1t will infuse
new energy, new life into the
exhausted nerves, the over worked
brain OF muscular system, and put
a new face on life and business.
Price, 80 cents, at the Estorge
Drug Company.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1901-02-23

H The following bound books
are on sale at Milla'd's News
Depot:
"To Have and to Hold" by
Mary johnson.
"Herodn- tragedy--by Stephen
Phillip.
Cardinals Snuff Box" by
Henry Harland.
San Englishwoman's Love
Letters. y
ssThe Chevalier de st. Dennis, :
by Mrs. Jones.
Also a complete line of popular
magazines And novels.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1901-02-23

work with Charles Ii. Yale
"Forever and Ever Devif /.
Auction" Company.
Mile Irene and Zaza, the Girl
with the Dog with the Auburn
Hair, is one of the novelties seen
in Charles H. Yale's 'sForeyer and
Ever Devils Auction that never
fails to score a hit. q
Veazey Opera House, On night
only, Saturday, March 9th.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1901-02-23

Winfield now has bank, with
capital stock of twenty-five
thousand dollars.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1901-02-23
II News Summary.
resting News Gathered
/ From our Many
Exchanges.

y Masonic Grand Lodge of this
nst d annual session IN New
- III week.
\ NV city hall and market
Y Crowley is nearing
kioa.
w hank has been organized at
ssa With Nj. Lee Riggs as
II.
eags Of the G. N. A., has re-
ben organized at Plaque
g On The new opera house at
Y progressing finely.
assnsnt y on foot to erect a
'e'toa factory at New
ssnlas vas the scene of a
- frs this week. Loss
lloe,ooo.
aaas celebrated Mardi Gras
Carnival and ball on laet
9 tae new rice mill to be
D0naIdsony,lle will short
lsaes.
! 'astorY, it ,s stated,
'ong b erected at
.''s and crooks have been
,''ae ! carnival Of their
- Orlssns.
:s'd! Gras Carnival a,
= Taasday last. was a
: y each and every
: lake Charles intend
es'lssqae circus IN the
Ned that verm,l,op
punt thia vn.
ea and citizens OF
~, q Ruston, arc
a'''sien Of building /.
! fair will be hold
sassd on the s. p,
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1901-02-23

1t was indeed large
audience that gathered IN the
Veazey Opera House on Thursday
night of this week to witness E. j.
Carpenters great production, "Quo
Vad,s." In fact there were bat few
reserved seats that renamed un--
occupied, aud the gallery was
crowded to about It's fullest capa-
city, which does not occur frequent
ly. The play was good one In its
line-in fact 1t will he numbered
among The best plays that has ever
visited this, the Queen City Of the
Teche. The. costumes were
historically correct, and the
scenery was excellent while the
a ting was of the very best charac
ter. The play was In six acts and
| uine scenes, and it required abou
three hours to present it.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1901-02-23

The Three Brothers LeandO,
marvellous acrobats, are winning
unstinted praise for their sIsves
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1901-02-23

India
The play ''Ten Nights in a Ban
Room,' was produced at the
Lyceum Theatre last night bv an
unusually competent company.
The play is one of the best known
OF American dramas, and has held
the boards through a long series of
years, IN spite of marked changes
IN dramatic fashion since its
original production. 1t has a Ger
tain power of its own as an
illustration of common social
tragedy, and has always main
tanned a remarkable popularity.
The cast as stated, was we'll
selected for the piece and pre-
sented a faithful picture of one
side OF life in a village. Horace
Hebert was an excellent "Joe
Morgan" the drunkard. d. B..
Edsall was comical, loyal, warm
hearted, simple "rube" with a sufii-
cient Yankee cleverness as
<Irx
Sample Swichell." Little Verna
Marie, a five year old child, was
surprisingly good as 'Morgan's'
daughter, and tle remainder of the
company played intelligently
and with good taste in the minor
parts. The specialties were well
receivd, especially the quartette
singing, number of selections
beng pleasingly rendered. The
costuming and mounting were
appropriate and the production
passed off smoothly to the trans
formation scene at the end
Elmira, N. Y, Advertiser, Dec.
2sth, 1899.
George l.. Palmer's big company
will present ''Ten Nights in Bar
ROOM" at the Veazey Opera
House on next Monday night,
February 25th.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1901-02-23

Albini's Empire Vaudeville
Company was with with us on last
Monday night, and gave a very
credltable performance. The
audience was very small, there be-
ing only about $50 people in
the house. The illustrated songs,
.sWhen the Harvest Days are
Over, Jessie Dear" s.Splder and
the Fly,'' and 'Something M oney
Can't Buy, sung by Miss She perd
were much appreciated. Albini,
the magician, delighted the
audience for some twenty minutes
or more with sleight- of hand
tricks. Miss Melrose sang in her
sweet and clear voice, ''The Blue
and the Gray and 81 Don't
Know Why / Love You, but [
Do.v Billy Rice, the favorite and
funny minstrel show, entertained
the audience for some minutes and
received much applause. Miss
Clara Throppe did remarkably
we'll in the one-ac comedies, "a
Cure for Divorce" and IA Truanr
Spouse" Among the other songs
sung were, "Just Because She
Made Them Goo Goo Eyes and
my Zula Lady" The perfor-
nance concluded with beautiful
moving Verescore pictures. 1t
was stated that the company would
play again on the following night,
but for some reason or other
they left on Tuesday afternoon.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1901-02-23

''The Fast Mail,' Lincoln j.
Carter's great scenic production,
was presented at the ,Veazey
Opera House on last Wednesday
night. The audience was fairly
large, although not as large as was
to be expected for such a first
class attraction. The scenery was
fine and the company was an
exceptionally capable one, each
actor and actress proving to be
artists in their line. Taking all
into consideration, the play was
first.class in each and every
particular and those who were
present thoroughly enjoyed it.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1901-02-23

AL. II. Wilson, the celebrated
German dialect comedian, who is
now successfully starring under the
management of Charles II. Y ale and
Sidney r. Ellis In the romantic
comedy, s'The Watch On The
Rhine" was recently playing in a
city IN Pennsylvania where the
annual county fair was being held.
The manager of the theatre had IN
vlted Mr.. Wilson to drive with him
to the fair grounds, and on the way
had Impressed Mr.. Wilson with the
advisability of placing his money
during the races on the "short
horses. Arriving at the. grounds
they soon made short work of the
prize |poultry, mammoth sguashes
and ether curiosltles that please our
country cousins and made all haste
to the race track. The manager Of
the theatre missed Mr.. Wilson but
after the first race saw him cashing
in check that realized handful of
greenbacks. After each race Mr..
Wilson was at the b haad of the line
to cash in his. winnings, and when
he was ready to 60 home had all
the appearances of "trust
magnate." elbow do you manage to
always pick out winner 20 asked
the manager of the theatre. ''By
simply following yonr advlse," re-
piled Mr. Wilson. SHOW was
that ?" inquired the manager.
"You told ne to bet ouly on short
horses ana went out to the stables
and measured them. 1t was great
tip for l am ahead over sixteen
hume red dollars.". The manager of
the theatre gasped once or twice
and finally blurted out. s'1'hat's
what / call luck"
s'The Watch On, The Rhine, .
will be presented at the Veazey
Opera House on Saturday night,
March 10Th. Get your seats
reserved early.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-10-11
KeIth'S New Theatre

The bill arranged for Keith patrons for
the week OF October II IL one which is
certain to excite deep interest and please
even the most critical. Every one who
wishes to have.a good laugh should not
fail TO see this bill, for comedy yies with
novelty foi predominance. Undoubtedly
the most striking novelty OF this era Of
new vaudeville features is the act TO be
presented by team OF twelve beiuu-
fully costumed girls. who are called
"The Ladies' Basket Ball Team" who
play one Of these intensely interesting
games upon the stage. Reports from the
only three other cides. New York, Phila.
delphia. and Atlantic City-in which this
novelty has appeared say that the people
became 40 interested that they shouted
and cheered vigorously, and 1t was no
uncommon sight to see the same people
at several performances during ;he same
week.
Two old fayorites are Mr.. and Mrs.
Sindey Drew. who have always been
noted for the refinement Of their comedy,
will this coming week present an entirely
new comedietta, entitled IN Model
Young Man" which IL said 10 be even
better than their previous successes
Two teams who have never been seen al
tn. local Keith house are those Of the
Todd Judge Family, the wonderful team
Of acrobats who are natives Of RHODE
Island, and the ak blackbirds, who are
called "the fashion plates Of colored en-.
teriainers In their refined sbsurdity en-.
titled "The Golf Links" Harding and
An Sid. the clown and the China aman,
and Mile Olive. the dainty juggler, will
repeat their former successes, and the
biograph. with an unusually interesting
group Of motion pictures, will doubt
les.ly prove IN. strong fsvorIte 1, always
IL. The Msginleys, uspeze artists
Brothers Van. musical artists. Travel
Views, and several other strong vaude.
willie features will conclude this interest.
ing programme.