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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-10-18
IN DEFENsE On onAY

one or the sanity Mr. Quay's sup
ports, the Pennsylvania state Ieaguo nt
republican clubs has taken advantage
OF the opportunity TO resolve that one
OF the causes Of anarchy is reckless
criticism of our public men. Translat-
ed from the cipher, this means thar il
IS wicked TO criticise Mr.. Quay. Devery
OF New York by the way, has lately
caught on. He declares in high indlg-
nation, apropos Of the attacks upon
MIN, that all this criticism Of public SER
wants breeds anarchy,-Springheld Re-
publican.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-10-18
CLEAN LITERATuRE.

me most encouraging sign in the
newspaper world is the continued
growth Of the circulation Of the Chicago
Daily News, Notwithstanding the COM
petition Of Hearsts yellow American.
The News is a clean and respectable but
popular penny paper, conducted by a
man Of principle, Victor H. Lawson. IT'S
average daily circulation for August
was 21l,7S3 copies, or over 10000 more
than for the same month last year
Springfield Republican.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-10-18
NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that the part
nership existing between J. w. Schoen-
Ing and S. l. Stewart, Is now dissolved.
j. w. Schoening Will continue the BUSH
ness in the name OF the Motor Carriage
g. Machine co.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-10-18
AUTHORIZES SUES FOR DIVOR

Mrs. Mumford, authOress of "Dupes
and well known here in Honolulu dur
ing her several months stay this year
VIII soon be untrammelled from mari
tai ties. Her husband has objected
strongly to her journalistic work and in
particular to the style which she has
adopted. 1t was a case with the hand
some writer however of mot that love
thee dear the less, but / love writing
more. Divorce proceedings have been
already instituted. There is one child
by the marriage, boy in knickerbock-
ers, who will probably be a bone of con-
tention between the parties as to his
ultimate possession.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-10-18
CLOSE 70 THE PRESIDENT.

The McLaurin organs IN South Caro-
lima claim that the senator is on closer
terms with President Roosevelt than
he was with President Mckinley. in
which case the federal patronage viii
continue to come their way. McLaurin
seems TO have been a part Of the Nc
Kinley policy. which Mr.. Roosevelt is
pledged to carry out-SpringGeld Re
publican.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-10-18
Also Offer for Sale

Parafine Paint Co.'S p. & b. Paints and
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Lucol and Linseed Oils, raw and boiled.
Indurine Ga cold water paint in white
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Filter Press Cloths. Ceme.., Lime and
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-10-18

its principal benenciaries. Miss Louisa
McI<own Toplin and Miss Josephine
Mackey Hicks, have ceased to enjoy the
income, which the will says shall be
through their unmarried life.-Spring-
field Republican.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-10-18
A NEW ATTORNEY.

Thomas l. Dillon, an attorney former
ly of San Francisco, who has been max
ing tour of the world and has spent
some years I'm South Africa, Is I'm Hoo
nolulu visiting Col. Will Il. Fisher He
has decided to stay here and open an
Office.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-10-18
. RICHLY ENDOWED COLLEGE,

hadcilHe college at Cambridge will in
time take its place among those institu-
tons which good and rich Bostonians
feel morally bound to remember I'm their
wis Suggestion of this comes in the
iact that the late Miss Susan Cabot
richardson OF Milton, whose win has
Just been probated In Norfolk county,
mas bequeathed TO Radcliffe the income
from an estate valued at 5000, 900, after
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-10-18

THE TURN OF THE MILITARY.
The navy is not alone in its troubles.
Gen. Ayers review Of the Spanish
American war appeared recently
Springfield Republican.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-10-18
A GOOD THING
BYAUTHORITY
EXECUTIVE ORDER.

The Governor directs that flags on
public buildings OF the Territory OF
Hawaii, placed at half mast by Execu-
tive order Of September Gath. as a tes-
timony Of respect to the memory OF the
late William Mckinley, President of
the United States Of America be CON
tinued at half mast until and including
the Ath day Of the present month Of
october.
KATE KELLEY,
Chies Clerk, Secretary's Office.
Capitol Building Honolulu October
II, 1901.
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-02

al fin esen S~pnbigbeb, @ubs Raabe |
&riitus % ale friifslise 1pber, beftc
faitere os fifrere bliper ban | bet CUB.
bomineIioe Orbs Q0rbpmme, ioo at
tan oft flarsre % flnrere tan ifielne
melem rem % ialif Qnre, meIem @oot
% Snbt. Met % llret, beitp frimobiaere
bIiDer ban / Befjenoelien, beito mere
br0nbebe | &~iarIiebeben til Cub %
Nrfen, beito iprisere | slnrpansenbeb
og Bsn, neito renere i 9ip og 2epnet
% beitp Hitiisere til at orbeioe / Ger.
rens B,nsaarb. 9ort iagt, ban pprer
os moones / al 2erbcm o. Sanbbep
% ! ale friitelige Dpber % aobe @jer.
ninser, Cub til SGre % Tris % fla
lelp og Naiten til @apu.
5or at iremme Se0issisrelfen bps
ben Troenbe, finber Cub bet pfte items
ligt mart at ouerBIe benz meb 0elgier.
ninser, mart at labe benz ftebes | Hso
og T~rongSler. Wen oliaa ben 9roen'
be ielp pirfer ~formecelft be npe, aonbe-
lise &rrfter Deb CUBS Biitano meb til
i'm Selissisrelie.
z. Men ifjsnt ben Eroenoe iaale.
bes Dag for Dag porer, tiltueer os
mobnes mere % mere | Grtlenbelie al
i'm esen Spnbisbeb, bet aubormmelise
Orbs 2erbomme % ale fritelise 9ps
Der, iaa bliper ban bog albris fulofom,
men tin Seuiseisrelie fsr | 0soens
Stunb. Meu naariombelit Sub falbcr
BAN bort ira bet iorbiite Gin, enten bet
Tier | ben ipebe Barnbom eler | ben
bsie aIberbOm, ba er ban osiaa fulb~
fummen | i'm SenissisreIie.
Otter at bape bebanblet be fBrfte to
.Satier bepebes acknowledgements.
(Sprtiettes.)
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-02
Mrs. Samaen bob.

Ser ffrines til os fra BeIican
Gapibs, Winn., Of, Mers. Carrie Sai-
gen afgif peb Dsben | fit $iem Der
Itebs ben 20oe SUM at MIberboms.
ipaebeb. gun bIep "a Gar gammel.
afbsbe, Der itammebe fra R9s |
SoIIinebaI bar Wober til Grit q.
Saugen, &od Yrairie, @is., amunb
Nelion Sausen Sergus Sails,
Wtinn., S. Saugen, 9anias Gitp, 6.
sc. Saaeen, Rortbnoob, So., oa
aoneresmanb o. q. Saugen, Rortb.
fpoob, Sa. Sen @amle funbe sI9oe
fig peb at lie aGe fine Ssnner iom az.
iebe 1anb / inbflpoeliesriee Still.
finger.
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-02
ter maa unoaaaes

Grof. 8ie6o[b giper ct gunife
aoot Maab / oenne Sag; ban Tiger:
Seq er IS aar eammeI % bar al
brig peret a~lporIig ing, oe pan iam'
me Sio bar mit 9to fo%roetneite boz.
ret tilbrugt inben6srs, me- leg op.
ooseoe tioliet, at ben rette Raaoe at
boloe iie friif paa bar at boloe Uso'
ben limb, Dog life peo at ipiie Grad
ers 'eller boloe nogen Slags Dict;
tpertiniob, ieg ipiier aItio, boao MIN
@ppetit fraper, men | De iiofte s aar
bar iea aiort bet i'd en- baglie Braris
at taae en- eller to al Stuart's Sps-
pepSia Tablets efter bpert Waaltio,
% lea tiIifriper min robuite Selbreo
for en- Wono paa min Nlber Den bag
Iige BRIG al CHARTS SpspepIia
tablets.
Min 2age tiIroaoebe rig fsrit at
BRUCE benz, foroi ban ioeoe, be bar
tiloitenbig u~ifabeIiee os bar ttget
bemmelig Ratentmeoicin, men inoe.
boIot fin natiirlige ~forosienbe Gle.
menter, 0eptones os Oinitnie, og ef'
terai bare briet Dem ! noeIe Tiger
flinoe iea life nofiom bore BAN taf'
ncmlis for bans @uaS.
Seq tror oprietigt, of @ansn meo
at tose Stliart's 9pspepiia tablets
efter RaaItiberne er ben uirfelige
Cumbersome, foroi oeres Bring
brinaer Sunobeo Ill De Spge os 81.
benSe og beparer Srnbbeoen for De
RATE cs itarfe."
W9no % aotnber oper so Iar
tranger ct uffaoelist Sorosieliesmio'
Del efter IaaItioerne for at bore
fire paa en- perfeft SorosieIie 90 for
at afpenSe Spgoorme. os Oct iifre'
Ite. beoit fienote oa melt brugte Mfio.
eel er CHARTS Gpspepiia Sablets.
De finoes i etboert peI foripnet
Sns fra Naine til California. ~ I
Storbritlnnien % Guitralien uirlSer
Dc burtiet Eopulariiet.
Nile Npotefere iGIser CHARTS
Iuspcpiia SobletS so Gents FOR
belle Taffer, % for ca mag Saape fan
oite en- so 9entsTaffe eisre @aun
for 90 collars.
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-02
Nnmcloelic.

arrabum SirepIn. CT 5oreoras for
Stubentsr pso outbsr college paa Gins
coins 6scieIsoas ben LITE Stbrnar. If
Q. Sorm.
0ette 5precras At Spnoosns Spr,
mano, q. aorr, bar partt mss,t roisn,
ee omtaIt baaes at bent ION bsrts bet,
% BEN, Tpm fiosn bar IGii bet | Pamaet'
form, boori bet Der fprelgser. Oct fors
tieuer strims RIOS. gIt idlt sr BET en- al
be aIerbebie 5remfhuinser at eineOIns
Meteorological. ri bar itfct paa, os bet
iortimer at blios l@t | piosi mulies
areois. priisn sr 10 Gents. os Seitils
Iiussr imees til eutb, PubI. SVuit, De.
ccrah. Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-02
Cor raife Solf.
On letpinbt Waabe at bulSe iis friif
paa.

Set er let at boIbe iig friif, mar
ri blot bper Dag piloe iagttase nosle
Iirnpie Srnbbeosregler.
Set fornemite .af alt er at boloe
Wapen / Sroen og for OF gisre bette
err oct fife ~nebuenoigt OF bli iat pad
Dict eler fsIge en- faitiat Spiieieo'
bel. Suaoon Snoffr9nfning trent
brinaer blot en- lunefltIo appetit og
en- GeIelie at, at pisie gnbIingsret-
fer mad unoudoes.
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-02

Site en- @ft eaer aabnins, buor Se ener Rsn fan fOmme IND % fabe
Geres Hofaser Snsen Guebnins for So til at bnoe ,enr bpn. s5nsen
Slere iom tan bretes: Sar 10 G0mmers grep.Rnm meb Slabs til gn@e
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-02

bal, OppeoabI op nh iioft, tror ri. er
bet u. Berger. Get piIbe p9re soot,
ON en- al bisie grsore fumoc ie fig
iitano til at antnge bette anlo. let
forefonmer os at bore en- flor %
eanife befpem grbeibsmarf pda bette
Steo.
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-02
Smaa Ovr, iom PLACER
menneifene.


Get 20be aorbnnbrebes fsrite aor
bar uom9rfet iig peb en- milo Winter
% en- uiebpanlis tor % porm Som.
mer. 5slger err, at olebaanoe
Smooopr piier fla / itore Wosier %
plager os Wennefer. gi err piittof
Sfabninsens Serrer og fan brpite os
Of at pi bar siort os Sorben mnoer.
bdnie. Wen Smaaoprene laber,
iom be fife oil anerflenoe bort Deer.
b%erreosmme % er ~"oprsrite" ligeiom
9oerne ! Srdnsoaal mob Den meeti-
ee Sobn Bun. en- ptgtig lioen Glue
ipneer enomi iom / gdnrIe Gage:
Seq fpSier S~oenfrnens Barn iao
fin,
Sea banter paa aoneernes Reier!"
Sliier o. Mpe er ber ! arnerifu
bleprte opbsiebe / IbelStanben % bar
foat bet ipanife Rapn WoSqrutoes,
men ltae sroaoiae o. uforifmnreoe
er DC. Den SGtniua, of "aoelifnb
iorpIigter." bar De e%ienipndis life
lGrt, men berer iis al Tom bIootsr.
itiee Repere liaeiom oeres 5eore.
Moelige Wlisauitoes fontrler /
benne Gib / itore SoGrme ira @prer
ca Slnnpe i Ren Seriep % operfal.
Der Rep Dorf, ia belle Rpengiano.
Solicit Der er ian ploget, at Ri Der |
8eiten neppe bar gegreb berom,
ifisnt ogioo oi bar noaen Grazing
baabe fra Rutio % Sortio. Sitens
WGno lutier iie ianmen / "%fripil'
Iiee aornpanier" eller5riifarer for at
befimnpe be Interchangeable Waisaui.
toes meo "SIo Cd Spero," melt BOG
meo 9eroiin. ia oeiaa oeres Suitrler
% 9stre err meo, iaa man for. iige
meo gisrnion:
"apinoer ielo Itcb cp og itreoe,
Som De bare M9no."
Men liee iloe err Oct. Wflisauito-
SPren forminbffes life; tpertimob
Den pofSer og bIir mere ~pangaaenoe,
iaa man ntaa tiIfsie meb Oigteren:
anbre funbe bare gr9oe;
Obi De tom igien.
0e aoelise Wlsauitoes Ieoiages
paa mango Steoer al innpIe 9onbe.
illler iom err pubneoe meo 9jaaer,
Sstppe % SrGifeltaoe ligeiom polite
S9re. gIanbt os Der / Selten er
Sliierne ii9r nGrgaoenbe og bRr lig,
lom De ifuIbe ba 9ugten % begge
@uberne, life alene / Siss % StaIo,
men ogina inbe / pore Stler, / bore
Sopeprrelier og i bore Spisfammer-
Ter.
Baober og Sroif er Der ogiaa
Rosier al / CONNER. 5 Wprer %
Sunlper er Der fulot al Dem, % naar
De er fieoe al bet poaoe Clement,
frpber DC op poa oct terre % ifrGm.
me SoH, iom panoreo paa Sunoe-
peiene. On Iatten iitemmer De lp-
itige Sange. i~ormooentlig tur at
lille Wenneitene iispu. Srme os
ilppenoe Iprer (Nairr) piier fig IL
gelebes / ltore Sfarer. On Del al
Srnene er giftige, % DC er life ereie
al forume no for. Yaa BennipIpu-
uias9aner baooe De PED ALTOONA frs
bet op / iuabon W9ngbe, at De itan.
iebe Srainet. Snobpseerne / 0ltb-
lin, Snh, tit forIeoen Seieg al Ell
SpGrm flnoenoe Wprer % rtoite
life. booo De ifiilbe t9nfe.
Sch Dor nationaIe Sooebftab er
pla9et al Sutadopr. Oct er ii9r
@aterpiuars (Iamer), iom isaer oib
% nSer ia mGtte al beIifate 9luoe
pnn gnenS mango Sfpg9etrpsr.
Iamerne err maaife et S~inbbileoe og
fomuer icut SorIsbere for en- Scr al
Gmbebsiapere, iom bill inbfinoe Jig,
naar 8onsresieu aabnes. og oil frp-
he nntrirg paa SoIfets Siuibs.
mPtb.
Sortoer Manner er oaiuo Spre al
Sfornbasler noe | CONNER. 9e
foor ltuoeritsttelie al Ganferiporms,
Nfsl % forifRIige Sorter Gus, ale
letter Dc Iis poo Sr9r, guife, Sape.
oefstcr 90 aisr ben Sfaoe, De fan =
for at h,nre ilpe.
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-02

5es u,aa iiae. at spmaHiue 'Suspennsns
Ct lad goo, lem ies tan ior.anss % mnalte
beore. eno lee hauoe trntt. Sea bar nemlls
snenu tie prscet ben paa uoect, iom co
v arot at ih draeten foiteee $l.65. =.
-. AAsteu. apSton. Ninn.
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-02
Pacific Oiftrifts SynooeI
MODE.
fbrrfj0itelie.
tGfter 'gaeifie SeroIb. j

20 A54 fDrA'IN1f
Jrebag 5ormibbaa. Cite,
arbasi peb gait. Subanien ppioaes
0elesat 2efpe fra Stdnmoob Meniebeb,
Der nplis par anfommeu, os s raabgi.
uenbe Mebfemmer.
Man alt Iaa oper til at bebdnble
Jnofiuinsen fra &omiteen til at glen.
nemsoa Gormanbens Snbberetnine.
Ten bleu siennemsaaet punftpis % b
panpeseoe Snser opersipet til forifleai.
&c 8omiieer.
Gil 8omiie for 2rreanitalier ub.
n9pnte Jormnnoei Yaitur Gtensrnb
lanit Repreientanterne 8. Scpem oe
Rariin Yeberien.
TiI Misionsfomitc ~ubnronfes 1a-
itorerne VI. .. 9anse os Ghr. anoerien
iumt Repr. &. Serge.
6reoag Gftermibbaa aab.
reoes Wfsbst meb Gubagt Deb Ba1tor
Splben. 9ereiter git man oper til
0asSproeneu. Der bIep beflutiet at
nonGpne en- &omite for Yarmbjeriigs
bebsanitalter, beitaaenbe al 8 Meblems
mer.
aomiteen til @iennemeaaelie al Sals
lesiormanbens Snbbereinins rapportes
reoe % benleoeoe Spnobens Opmarf-
lombeb poo fplsenbe Sumter:
l. Snbberetninser fra Spnobens
Sfoler.
2. Smipeitsrpoit peb 2utber Sc.
minar.
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-02
Garmeres % Yoftoreres &em.
Rural Delivery
Mail Box
Tabriferet for "9eeorabzS Soften.

%llunbparlis for ct iSriteflasies 9nnbs
ppitsS pitem.
Sporfpr?
8lanbt anbet forbi ben life ian bli
itaaenoe aaben.
gaaget Infer fis automatic peb
fin esen 8est, iaaiuart Be Iipper
Saanptaeet. Mbiulnt pamDtGt.
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-02

az Dptllen1 JONI eit Sprnf. Sre0ene ltgger
altib paa Brepfasie ems Der, naur ben er
aaben; iaolebes er man life ub1at for, at
Der blir lissenoe isien Srepe ubemerfet.
YeifrtpeIie: 8asien er Is Com.
n1er lang 81 CONNIE breb os 12 Cont
uer bsi, maalt paa uoiioen, lapet al tpfr
salpaniieret Sern, iterft lobbet, malet rsb
ps ferniieret.
8oitlopeu FREEZER at BEN, Iom npber
Gam Of 9anbpoitruterne, at be anltafier
iifrs panbtatte 8%oittasier os onbrinser
benz paa ct befoemt Steb n9r 9anbepeien.
De, ipm life opfplber bisie 8rap, pil life
iaa @apn Of ben fri 9pfileperins i 2ano.
bitrifterne.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-09-01
UNIVERSITY OF UTAH,
Salt Lake City.

The University Of Utah comprises
thorough collegiate courses leading to
degrees in general science, liberal arts
and mining and electrical engineering
besides which the state normal school
and prepIra tory school are conducted
under the direction of the university
faculty.
Excellent opportunities are offered to
students who desire to pursue cleo
trical and mining engineering courses
and also courses in arts and general
science.
The laboratories are thoroughly
equipped for work ir chemistry, assay
ing, electrical measurements, general
physics. mineralogy and biology
Shops are provided for work in wood
and metal
The Normal School offers a four
years course, leading to a certificate of
graduation, and advanced courses
leading to a degree and a normal
diploma. The certificate entities the
schools of the state for five years with
out examination. The normal diploma
is equivalent to d life certificate.
The training school and kindergarten
connected with the Normal School are
equipped in accordance with the most
modern ideas
Manual training and laboratory prac-
tice in elementary sciences are features
7 of the normal training courses.
A small annual registration fee is re-
ouired, but no tuition is charged.
Fail term begins September 11th-
Send for annual, which gives full in
formal ton concerning courses, etc. d
r. Allen, Secretary.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-09-01
.A1ERS


feel that the present emergency would
justify such a proceeding. We are en-
gagged tonight N a conscientious effort
to present in a dignified manner a
dainty and delicious drama from the
pen of one of the most noted play
wrights of his day. Mr.. Clyde Fitch:
a drama that has made a notable sue
cess; a drama that has been accorded
a. respectful hearing wherever pre-
scented heretofore. 1t is my impression
that the majority have come here for
the purpose of listening to and enjoy
ing his play.
'TBut regret to say that few i'll
bred boys in the gallery, who seem be-
yond ordinary control. seem bent upon
disturbing the enjoyment of the balance
of the audience. 1t is to them that l
must address myself in an effort to Sc
cure that good order without which 1t
is impossible for us to proceed. If my
protest against the annOyances that
have disturbed this performance finds
favor with the audience 1 would be
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-09-01

pleased If you would signify il by your
applause (Here burst forth a tremen-
dous applause that lasted for more than
five minutes.D After this outburst of
applause from you 1 feel no further en-
dorsement is necessary. We five in a
republican country where the will of
the majority is supposed to rule and
1T is indisputably the will of this au-
dlence that this performance should be
allowed to proceed without unusual in
corruption 1 have been a gallery boy
myself. and a thousand times l paid
my small price of admission and
climbed to the top gallery But it was
always TO witness a performance and
TO endeavor to enjoy. and I never felt
as boy that my gallery ticket gave
me the privilege to make myself a nui-
sance to the rest of the audience nor
20 insult the ladies and gentlemen on
the stage. With this fair warning. we
will proceed with the entertainment"
a Denver paper relates how La
Belle Otero, the fascinating Spanish
danseuse, pronounced by some the
most beautiful woman of France, has
gained another victory over Nine. Lii
ane de POugy. The latter it will be
remembered, obtained the first prize
in the beauty contest during the recent
Paris exposition. The rivalry between
these two women is not just now IN
cOmelinesS of shape. grace and ele-
pleXion- 1t is a rivalry in jewels. Who
has the largest quantity and most
costly pearls and diamonds is the con-
tention. Both women have received
precious gifts from royal and noble
admirers. Lame de Pougy created
scandal in London few weeks ago by
mOnOpOlizing the attentions of King
Edward VII, with whom she dined and
supped for a week. the ruler of Great
Britain and Ireland finding it almost
iupOSSible to Separafe himself from
her charms. LIE Belle OterO was ex-
PEELED from Monte Carlo last year hy
order of the Princess of Monaco. Her
hayward spouse, the ruler of the prin-
cipality, had made her furiously jeal-
Gus by not only INDUCING in clandeS-
the meetings with the Spanish en-
chantress. but appearing in public
with her. La Belle OterO spoke of il
proudly. She pointed to new jewels
and said: The prince gave this and
this"
The French and Spanish beauties
make Paris their headquarters. Each
has her coterie of admirers. La Belle
OterO claimed after returning from
Monaco that she had S1,o00,o0o worth
of jewels Lame de POugy when she
learned of her rivals Boosting an
nounced that on a certain night she
would appear on the stage arrayed in
all her jewels. Otero hired a box put
all her Jewels on her cook. who is old
and fat. and sent her to the Pougy en-
tertainment Now La Belle Otero aP-
pears in "I'Imperatrice. a One-act
ballet of an indescribably sensual
character. At first the audience sees
her in all the chaste splendor of an
empress with long train dress of heavy
satin. Priceless diamonds are on her
fingers and her raven black hair is
crowned with 2 glittering briliance
that dazzles the spectators. She looks
haughty as she receives the officials
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OF state. Then she is seen in her bed
chamber, where she utters a scream of
delight that she is rid of the stiff ETH
quette Of the drawing room and will
be permitted to throw OF the heavy
satin dress reaching to her neck. With
childish abandon, singing and dancing
all the time. she begins to disrobe,
and what is now revealed sends a
thrill Of admiration through her mas
culine patrons and is the envy of ev-
cry woman present. Instead of waist
or corsage La Belle Otero has actually
had her dressmaker construct a scant
covering for the upper part of her
body of the $1,000, 600 worth of jewels
three rows of diamonds. pearls and
rubies to fall over her skirt. Mile. Lii
ane de Iougy is the next to be heard
from. She Will no doubt go her rival
The late wicked King AlphonSo XII
kidnapped her when she was Is years
old and locked her up in one of his
castles. For a year, so says Otero, he
pressed his unwelcOme attentions on
her, but she repulSed him with scorn.
Of the window. After this she became
less austere. She has been thrice in
America, but was never as highly ap-
preciated here as in iris Neverthe-
less, she excited considerable interest.
once she slapped the face of Sculptor
Feinberg at the French ball in New
York Mr.. Jurgens who had been her
manager in New York, followed her to
Paris and committed suicide because
she Tilted him. Chretien, French
man. also killed himself on her ac-
count
William Faversham made his debut
last Monday night in New York as a
star, supported by Miss Julie Opp, in
Gerald du Maurers romantic drama,
"A Royal Rival" The New York
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formerly manager for Mr.. Kyle IN the
production of the play, and claimed
the right to produce the play under a
contract.
Mr.. Lawrence Irving has cabled 70
this country that he expects to sail for
New York in time to witness the first
performance of his romantic play.
Richard Lovelace.' which Mr.. E. Fl.
SOthern viii produce at the Garden
/ theatre on Sept. 9. Mr.. Irving win he
member of his fathers company
when Sir Henry and Miss Terry open
at the Knickerbocker.
The cast of principals in the Mar
guerita Sylvia Opera company. which
is to present THE Princess Chic" in
this city during the season, has been
strengthened by Manager Kirke La
Shelle a. four points. The new MEM
berS are John Dunsmure. recently
leading basso with the BOstonians;
EdW ard Metcalf, the baritone COM
edian OF Alice NieIsen's company; Do
rothy Hunting. a phenomenal contral-
&c. recently discovered" by Mr.. La
Shelle. and Edna Floyd, a beautiful
young soprano.
Sol Smith Russell is spending his
summer quietly at his cottage at Ed
gartOwn, Mass. Mr.. Russell is so far
recovered that he is making active
new play. the title or subject of which
he refuses to divulge.
The death of Arthur Sidman on the
eve of his starring debut in a play
called York State Folks" directs at
tention to the misfortune that Sidman's
manager, Fred Z. Wright, has encOun-
tered through death Mr.. Wright was
to have managed Sidnan. Last season
he had Belle Archer for a star in a new
play when death suddenly ended her