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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-07-05
Nu oas Ynblitunl.

Die pSreie 8reiie" fat iiber 400
etablirte Geenturen i'm @taate, tpiro
an iiber 700 Boitofficen perianbt, uno
bat cine erDBe Gerbreitrne in Der
0a6bar= &epubIit Merito, inn Snoia=
nerz9erriturium unb Otloboma.
Sbr @irfulations=@ebiet in 9era8
erftredt ii6 pDn @aloeiton Biz binaui
nob 9eniion, BON Maribell i'm Often
bis nod 81 8aio i'm fernen @eiten;
es i6lieBt ielbitoerltdnbfid nit be-
ionhers aablreiben 2eiern bas bi6t=
beiieoelte WittelsT Teras unb ben Siio=
tpeiten elm.
9rei 6eiienoe iino befinoig, jabr<
Elm, jabraus i'm SntereKe bes Blat>
tes unterpe9s uno fiibren beutielben
i'm Terein NIT unieren riibrieen 2o=
ta : Ngegten fortmdbreno mere 2e=
fer gu.
Sn Gabetra6t oieler 3batIa9en 1T
bic nSreie Breiie". mo es iib oorum
banoelt, Die beuti6e 8ep6(ferung su
errei6en, bas bette Mnseigc Wses
blum im gtaate 9eras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-07-05
TO THE PUBLIC,

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sitively the largest circulation
of all German papers published
IN the State of Texas.
1t has over 400 established
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to fully 700 post-offices, and has
an extended circulation in Mexi-
co, in the Indian Territory, and
in Oklahoma.
1t circulates from Galveston
to Denison, from Marshall to Ell
Paso and of course mainly in
the thickly populated central
and southwestern parts of the
state.
Three travelling mon and our
very active local agents are con
tinuously adding new sub
scribers to the lists.
In consideration Of these facts
the FREE PREssE FUER TEXAS
claims to be the best adver-
tising medium in the State of
Texas, where it is the object to
reach the German reading po-
pulation.
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"a. 6 q pitel.

Sm Suit unb Muguit lasert in allen
StraBen unb pldben Roms, Biz in bic
fleiniten Nicoli, bis in bie finfterFen
eden binetn eine i9tpiile. bumpfs
@lutb, 10 baB Der Meni9 BET iebem
@9ritt bampft unb fhtptst. DO ss
niht gu ben 2iebbabereien ber M6mer
sebDrt. ii@ befonbers auauitrengsn, 70
berrI9t In Der Stabt tp1brenb biefer
3eit grobe Rube. Die Ruti9er f9lofen
duf benz Bod, bas pferb nidt eben.
falls trdumerif9 por fi9 bin, In ben
2dben f9lafen bic Ron1mts auf Der
.insn; bic prinsipaEe auf ber anberen
Seite ber 2abentifde. Sn ben Raffeea
bdufern fdlafsn bic aeuner. unb foear
bic Slieeen on Der Manb, bic TIM rns
3dblisen @etpimmel bic WlSbel bebeden,
finbf fomatt, bab fie nidt elmer @teue
sur anberen fliegen m1gen.
9as bauert Bis gegen feds ober iies
ben 1Ibr Nbenbs. Damn fommt ber
Mesr!pinb unb erfiilt bic Gtroben NIT
Der reiniten, lei1teften unb f0itli1iten
Qnft, tpis fie tiihler unb fh0ner ni9t
In ben 4lpentbdlern bon Strol fem
tann. Damn tuant bic Stabt auf aus
threr 2.tborsis, Dh Meniden tuerben
~wlstns S9fpeiterne Sasten sic
ipirtli4 meine S9tpeftern, 9onerelIo9"
fuhr Romualbo tpie eleftriiirt auf.
Sinh ie bier?"
.Rommsn Sic nur!"
Sic ginseu, Momualbo WoroIi
baitis portpdrts i9ieBsnb, attternb unh
NIT tlopfenben puliea. Der Mdrter
feu4enb unb it19nenb, als cb er taum
nahfommen tDnnte.
RomualDe bate feline S9peitern
nidt tpslbsr seIsben felt feiner 8erbdf=
tuns. Run bate er fr.ili9 unsdblise
Mlal bon ibnen setrdumt, Sm On,
fang bate er iie aas NG1te e.Ieben,
obsr tben nur i'm Sraum. llnb nun
tparen iie plOblid ipieber ba, ftanben
unten i'm 8ureau 8entiboglios unb
tparteten auf ibn. Gr fpurbe plSbli1
orbentlid luftis. Seine @9tpeferRF
gr fannie ni9ts @40n.res, aisberes,
3arteres unb Riibrenbsres auf bisi.r
Wslt. Sein. fdSnen Sdpeftern, um
bie i'm ale Melt beneibete!
60 itiirmte er bortpGrts. Offenbor
mar er iib.ralI, po er boriibertam, ein
gseenitanb bes SntereHes unb ber
Mufmertfamteit, ober er mertte ui9ts
babou. 9lls Ct bic 5aupttr.ppe bin,lns
tersins, lab er. tpie .inise 2eute ,inten
IN Der SauptbalIe I'm ein.n buntlsn
Glsd. Der oMf bem Steinbobensiidtbor
mar, krumitonbsn unb It9 eifrig eejti'
fulirenb etpas eradbIten. aaum iabep
fie ihn aber, 10 peri ritummtsR iie unb
sosen bic Wiise r.fpeftDoG DOR ibul,
WdS mar benn nur selfeben? fraste
er ii9. SIN nd4fen ausenblid aber
ba4te er i4on tpieb.r an feline 9dtpes
tern unb bate gu @nbtrsm feias 3ett
mebr.
(Tortiebunp fOlat)
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al1eitgrbenne Wtferra4art.

observation-disclosures
(tpel9er bas erite Mal in 8esleitung
feiner Grau bic Stabt. In tpel9er er
ftubirte. beiu4D: uSieb NAL, 9slene,
bier III bic Rneipe, in Der i9 ala Stus
bent 10 9dufig pertebrts, tpolIen mir
ni9t sintreten, unb Elm @las Bier trins
ten?"-S rau (dnsitli4): 80 nsin.
3url, lisber ni9t. tpeibt 0u, ss f0nnte
bic asllnsrin nod bu Tein, pon Der Ou
mir er3dblteitl"
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3tueineuttn.

Sin YrOfeHOr sebt NIT fetHen pens
fiondren ipaSiersn unb bdlt babel einsn
8prtrag aus Der ulten Mptbolosie;
pl0bli9 trtfft er einige beriibmte Stabtz
tlatl4en uno unterbdlt iid sinise 3eit
nit tbnen; na4bem sr ii9 tpieber pers
obi9ie0.t fdbrt er bann in feinem
@ortrage fort; .Ilio i'd bin fosben BEL
ben Surien iIeben sebliebeni-
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Scr Neutrality-suspicious..
aOman bon s. b. eelorunsen.
(EortieBunq


.9err Mar9efe," rsbets Der 8samte
auf i'm Elm, nerlei9tern sic Sbr 9e>
ipiEen! Ginb Sic ber W10rber bes
Gommenbatore &tgbettt9"
Sn bemielben Nusenblid 3udte Der
R0rper nod einmal ipie unter etnem
nngebeuren 94mera sufammen, Elm
fapa9er, fdperer Seufser rang ftd
aus Der esqudltsn 8ruiEbann mar
alles borbei. Der Mear9eitnp trar
tpbt.
eine unbeimli9e GtiIe entitdnb in
Der 9alle. Sod intmer laui9te man
na9 benz Sobtsn bin, als Of man
isben 4usenblid nod Elm @eFGnbnib
feiner S9ulb, ober irsenb Elm Mort
BON biefen 2tppen bDren miife.
'.Jragt tbn ni4ts mebr!" Hang enb,
It'd bic barte, fefte @ttmme bes Mo<
Haeo bnr4 BITE Salle. ugr tpar's! SD
tpeiB e."
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SiiOweitteraS wiiuidt Gu0

@enn SIR guh ir9enopp nieoer.
lallen mollt, tbut es entlaug Der 2i=
ME Der
gam Nntpttip & Mranias
Yak Sabm,
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sseeem Maaenfetbeu lpIlte m

- Seeem Waaenfetoen luIlte man
iofortige aufmerfiamfeit idenfen,
ionit fam baKelbe broniib tperoen
unb oann ibtper 5u beilen lein.
Wtan nebme iofort OF. gtueuit &1=
nia's Samburger 9ropfeu, pelbe
i6nea furiren,
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s@r Salt, Cement, Sanb, Bad.
iteine, feuerfeite Steine uno EbDn,
9beer unh GSpbaltpapier, Dabpappe1
3beer uno Nspbalt, Del. 3erpentin.
5arben, 8la8 &c. &c. itetS oorrdtbi9
bel s. 6. 9ielmann, 306 Sitz
Gommeree=StraBe. gtieori9e 8reiie,
quite Waare iDpie CUTE uno reelle
Beoieuuna neroen aarantirt. -
Eefepbpn 410
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rWtit-mit benz Mar9eiino9" fraets

rMit-mit benz Mar6eiino9" fraste
iie ebenio.
gr ntdte.
r2afen Sic bas, Don Momualbo.
@ott tuetB mobl, tuie Ct &nes om beiten
rt9tet-" berieBte iie IetIe.
plDBli9 tpurbe eir,e @timms bon.
UGur fer laut, bel Der ieber untpiufiir.
li9 tpie erforrt innebielt.
ST metn @obn nt4t biera" fraste
bic @timme ansftbou.
~6etlise Mabonna!1 ref Giopanna
erbloTenb. ygs TT ieine Mutter, bic
Marhe1a giperanaa. @ie fu9t Jpn
| bier. Sic tpeib alio nod bon niehts."
| @let9 barauf ftdnb gum GnHesen
alIer bic Mar@efa i'm 3immer. NIT
blsi9en 3usen, bic Mugen Gngitlth fue
9enb, srf9redt unb flr9t1um.
.Sf Robolfo bier2" fraste fie tpiebsr
NIT elmer Sttmme, bic 70 aittertg. 70
tlasenb, 10 riibrenb hilflos unb btttenb
Hang, baB iebem bic SbrGnen In bie
Musen traten, Der bie alte grau 10 ian,s
merbon unter einen1 fur4tbaren @hide
fal leiben Iab.
.gr bat mir sefdst, bab er bterber
gehen tpolle. Mlfo muB Ct 9ter fein!"
fubr Mar9efa Giperanaa fort, tpGhs
renb Ollie dufftanben, itnb Niemanb
por psinli4er @erlesenbeit ipubte, tpas
er 5aaen follte. r@tgnprina @ionanna.
bdben Ste bic @iite-"
Oie alte Dame broHe llmauitnfen.
unb giopannu 1prang raid her3u, 1tnt
iie au ftiiben unb na9 einem @tTel au
seleiten. No9 ehe i1e aber baarl fan,
ftel Momualbo Moroii ber Mar1efa
In bte Mugen, bic ft9 fpfort ftarr auf
i9n befteten unh ii@ perer6berten, ais
bGtten lie einen @eift sefekn. Dte
Mrme rt4tete fi9 lansfan1 ilnb aitternb
empor, ibr Munb Dffnete it9 ipeit unb
itieb einen fiiraterliden Shrei aug,
bann ffeT iie Ietie r6delnb auf ben Seps
pi9.
Man fprans nun RAID bon atlen
Seiten berau unb bob bic Be-
bauernstperthe auf. Inn iie in einem
Reben5immer auf etn 8ett su ksen.
Natiirlider Meife mubte man ii9
f4liilig MAIDEN, mas man ibr bon benz
Gef4ebenen mittbttlen burfte unb ipas
nt4t. Dte sanae Mabrbeit ipiirbe Der
alten Grau ptellet9t bas 9era sebroaen
baben. Gs seniiste ia, tpertn man, ba
fid fein Sob bod ,,i9t berbeimltden
lieB, ibr faste, bab Robolfo Derunslidt
fei, ipdbrenb Ct tn ber tiefbrnflen Na4t
hGtte nod 9aufe seben ipollen. DAT
fie ohnebin f9on Gntiesli@es bdtte gu
leibsn gebabt. fah man ibr ia on, unb
bas betpies aud ibre Mntpefenbett TIM
palaaao Riabetti au 70 friiher @tunbe.
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gBie aus 8efino oemeloet MIR

8ie aus Betting gemeloet piro,
baben Die sSranauien bic Rdumuno
BON 8auz2ingfu bis gum &erbfte
nerihuben, gs aeimiebt bies aneeb=
lid, UNI bic befebrten driitlihen
gintpobner bis gum @intreffen Der
faiierliben 9ruppen Dor Der Rahe
Der 8orer 81 beihiiben.
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Special -Offerte fuer B. g. B. kragep.

Br baben bic Mgentur fir Die berlbmten B. & B.
8ragen bernommen SIM 8erfauf bieier erftlaiiigen
gsaare toro cine unb nOrtbelbafte Sere senlat
tue folgt:
Sic taufen l 9ubenb &raeen ppfur Sic 81 so gu be-
aablen baben n6 burb 3abmng tueiteren 35 Gents
ertperben Sic oas Reet oeie &rasen tuenn e eifmus
lno, gu retonrniren unb on berem Stele elm neues
Subenb erbalten ggr fibren nur bic bette Qmalitdt
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I'M 8arten=0iitritt oes Staates. @es
lunobeit uno Slima unibertroHen.
gillige 2dnoereien fiir ben ssarmer,
Dfarftgdrtner, Obitz uuo &iebsiibter.
Wegen @insetbeiten menoetgu6 an
8. s, Wfartin, q. s.. g.,
San Nntonto, Ieras.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-08

the melodramatic Hebrew Vlloin may get
the Insurance on it; where the gay and
gladsome comcdicnne comes TO the res
cue~t SovcraI emergencies and-well, 1t
IL hard even TO summarize.
The particularly stunning sets OF seen
cry where the many episodes I'm the plot
are developed comprise fctc day az the
botanical gardens studio. a Wow In
the ROYAL Academy. a shop announced a.
an exact cory Of the dress salon of q ra-
nous London modlste: whole theatre
viewed by the real audiencc from back
Of the stage looking over the footlighis
and tho heads or the or hestra into an
auditorium aud boxes nlltd with th@ au-
diencc Of the drama; and a grand nHais
reprcsentinE The midst of thc Alrs with
"a fan of several Of tho characters down
crcNsssc ard an avalanche that dusliy
suhncrgc8 the mclodrsmatic llcbraic val
lain
10 T. 10 be Inferred that The lor1lv viz
'rin reforms and leads q better ne after
the lest curtain and about the time his
Elebraic brother in wllainy is eufering
from the attack OF 1hc avalanche ne may
be supposed to be con o.tably repenting
over = haif.dozen-on- the.haif In the Gan.
sett cafe.
u 10 marvel by tho wsy. how rapid
" and smoothly. AL this immense lot Of
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-08

lanche Is not guessed until almost the
minute OF it's coming. But there can be
no doubt I'm the minds OF the audience
that something will surely happen TO
straighten things out I'm the last scene,
however vllainy may have had mo-
nopoly OF the other twelve or thirteen
scenes so the audience Is happily expect
ant throughout every phase OF the trial
and torment 90 which the heroine Is sub-
iected and meanwhile, the coincidence fur
nishes instalments OF refreshing JOY and
merriment
IL is a mighty talented company that
MIR. Frohman had gathered together Tor
this big melodrama.
Miss Eleanor Moretti, always capable
artist assumes the desperate role OF
Lady Wnifred and Miss Lottie Alter is
the hapless heroine who has the mlsfor-
tune TO be pictured in somebody else y
nudity, Is socially dsgrsced for singing
In a music hall I'm her own feshings. and
gets thrown down an Alpine precipice
for her life Insurance. Miss Jessie Bus
ley Is the giadsome comedienne and IL u
no reflection on the other principals In
the cast 10 observe that she wins the af-
lection OF the audience most completely.
sne has the best chance and she II de-
Nghtfll Indeed q great part of the work
which she does 20 relieve the strain IL
that which ordinarily falls TO the hero IN
n good many mHiDHtahitS, since loI iott-
ing the lordiy villain she Is erninently itin
addition 50 filing the atmosphere with
cheeriness at her every appearance. Then
there Is Mr. Sidney Herbert, formerly OF
MIR Daily stock c0mpany,p rarely eood
character actor. and AIR Francis Carlyle
who is The lordy villain and quite too
handsome to sacrifice In the open de-
struction that falls nPon villainy At the
close. and Mr.. S. Miller Kent who. after
being compelled 90 assist in getting the
heroine into trouble. makes complete
reparati. n by sacrihcing his life for her.
and Mr.. Dorc Davidson who acts the
melodra matte Hebrew with discretion
and a whole host OF other actors and
actresses who afe quite we'll able to make
their roles plausible.
Cecr Rai.ieh Is the author OF Hearts
Are rrunlps ana. what Is equally to the
point. SIR. Joseph Humphreys Is the
STAGE director
The production will have the boards for
The week with matinees tomorrow and
Saturday ard no one should miss it,
one 81 acquaintance Win the modern
stage would be sadly lacking without
taking in the deliciously and magnf-
cently eStravagant entertainment afford
na-hN-.Ii Hearts -IrlIuans- !. .------
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ern Life would be lavishly provided with
only the scenery OF one act OF Hearts
Are Trumps."
Here are character parts enough to
supply one Of Charles Dickens novels.
Here is heroine as Innocent and sweet
as Pasteurized cream who nevertheless
becomes involved In more trouble than
ten strong men could stand and survive
outside Of melodrama.
Then there arc the Villains. two Of them
snd a villainess. none OF whom TO be
sure says "ha-ha" once. But they express
IL strongly BY action just the same every
few minutes.
Then there II the liehtsome. gaysome
young person who furnishes most OF the
comedy and is generally helpful 90 re-
lieves the distress OF the persons bothcf-
ed by the villains and OF tho aadienco
which without her would be setiatea ~
horrors on horrors head accumul1 ding
There II the righteously wicked old
man In whom Is superinduced a relenting
mood just In the nick OF time 10 save the
heroine and the participating innocent
sufferers from drinking the yery dregs Of
despair
1aers are q fumber OF subsidiary char
acters more OF less related either 90 the
group ot villains or the group OF the vir-
tuous and whole coherts OF suyernumer-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-08
OLYMPIC THEATRE.

w. B. watsons Oriental Buriesouers
are at the olympic Theatre this week.
and are giving a performance that can
not fail TO please lovers of vaudeville and
buriesque. The female contingent OF the
company is very attractive, youth and
good looks doing much TO enhance the
favor with which they were received
yesterday afternoon and evening.
The performance commences with a
funny melange, entitled capt. Rosen-
berg's 3 Banquet" in which the entire COM
pany appears, and in which "A number of
attractive dances, catchy songs and in
tricate marches are introduced.
Eta Victoria. a very clever eontor-
ZIONIST. opens the olio. and her evolu-
tons are really something out OF the or
binary. George Il. Scanlon and Pearl Ste
vens, in their comedy sketch, After the
Review" made a hit. and then came
Evans and Vidocq a pair OF very funny
comedians. causing roars Of laughter. Phil
Mills a clever comedian, and Ruth
Beecher. A vocalist of more than aver
age ability. have "A sketch called 'F1irta-
tion," which is one of the hits of the
show. The Rice Brothers, a clever pair
or gymnasts, appear as the "Chinaman
and the Rube," and a great triple bar
act John f. Howley and Allie Leslie
close the olio with some remarkably good
buck dancing and fancy steps. inter
spersed with some excellent baby work
by Miss Leslie.
The performances concludes with a mu-
steal burletts, entitled ''Zeb's Corner
in which Frank Evans aided by the other
comedians and the entire company, makes
a heap OF fun. II is n good show, and the
same bill will be given for the balance OF
the week every afternoon and evening.
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NEW EMPIRE THEATRE.

What Is officially denominsted the
plausible American comedy drama "on
the Stroke of Twelve" is the attraction
Mt the New Empire Theatre the present
week Last night the play and the actors
received such applause and curtain cails
that IL was evident the audience was Wen
pleased with the production.
"on the Stroke OF Twelve is a decided
ly sensational drama and is produced by
a large company. There are unique
scenes aud there are heroes in abundance
and two polished villains. There are re-
lief spots In the play for those who do
not believe the stage should present gush
and vinainy unadulterated, II any such
,here be- and Alex Carr, John II. Mack
and Frank Carroll are the chief fun
makers.
There may be an impression that their
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-08
KEITH'S NEW THEATRE.

Enthusiastic applause and recalls told
effectively yesterday the story OF the ia
yor won by the current weeks entertain
ment at Koith's. and The leading features
were received with hearty appreciation.
Eva Williams ard Jack Tucker, in their
slang classic. entitled Skinny's an
ish," made an even more substantial hit
than last season. and fully justified their
place In the billing Their little sketch is
one that dep, ads almost wholly upon the
players; aud they extract from il what
probably no others could Miss Williams
impersonation OF the BOwery girl, whose
heart shows plainly through her uncouth
manners and appearance and her lowly
surroundings, is unique ia all its peculiar
blending OF comedy ana pathos, ana Is a
gem in its way. while Mr.. fuckers char
actor Representations and specialties en-
iNen the piece most entertainiugiy.
What might be termed Graz. patch
work OF nonsense and fun is the divertlng
sketch of George FciN and Lydia Barry.
which proyukes great laughter and Is one
OF The most entertaining acts Ia thc bill.
SIR FOllv az an eccentric comedian. cs-
pecislly clover an aer0yauc comedy, Is In
tonsoly anu nc. bis aicrce and fun
speciality briug particularly laughablc,
ard Miss Barrys sprighuy Ways aud
singing enable her to- cOWri0ute her fun
share 10 ths emphatic biz 81 their act
OF On male comsdy quertetics heard
here the Quaker CITY Is By far The best
in ever rcs.ect one hears au toe little
of The Gplcnald bisaling o. thoir voices
ana 81 their xoclialtly rendered hstru-
mental fClcrtiors. whilc their iunmaEinE
creates rs appetite Tor more thsf4 -Fsifeie
evening. entertainment could not more
than auDtaee.
Dainty Kitty Mitchoils magnetism and
winning persouality and grace make her
act one OF the most delightful In the pro-
gram Her songs. whether sung or only
reciled, are siven slgnihcance Ia applause
Of The most spontaneous and hearty KIND.
Hal Stephtns Offers All act In which trn-
presentations ~ familiar stage characters
are rfcseDt-d ia . manner 90 ncvsi ard
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-08

FUN IL good because Il has the thing that
makes wine particularly good. but the
audience IL sincere and generous IN Ht
laughter some of the scenes are psrticu-
larly welSl set and the climaNes are ia
tense aud Interesting Particularly good
are the prison scenes sid the counter
feiters' den Both scenes call for ekpres
siOns 0t sppfosl on the part VI the auei
ence
Ths play notwithstanding It's many sen
sational features ends up In the orthodox
style and the yillzlny - upset and the
heroes triumph. Horace Mitchell sne Les
ter walters make about ss GOOD heroes 80
continued on page Three
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AIREE CELEBRATES ITS JUBILEE.

The only instance OF the butternut or
white walnut tree of North America
Garstsng sixty-three years ago, neither
land has just been recorded by the Mid
dleton O.anc.) Botanical Society, says the
London Daily Mail.
The tree was one OF seven planted at
Garstatng sixty-three years ago, neither
OF which had until this year been fruit
full. The wonderful summer induced one
~ the white walnuts 10 celebrate its six
tieth year by bearing fruit.
The authorities at Kew, ia response 10
n letter on the subject. stated that they
had never seen one OF the nuts. They re-
ouested that a specimen be forwarded
with n small branch of the tree, for a
permanent record. This was accordingly
done
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aries who hll space in the well organized
tableauN.
And. OF course, there is the shivery mu-
sic, lots OF II.
Indeed nothing is wanting in Hearts
Are Trufnps" 10 make a complete Eng
lish melodrama. And the variety. novelty
aud magniiicence with which the whole
some old standard Ia treated are some
thing that has never been equaled and.
AS aforesaid Is not likely TO be sur
passed In hurry. however the ingenious
writer's OF melodrama may rack their
brains, and however the makers of gor-
gcous scenery and the experts who make
business OF devising stage groups and
pictures may hump themselves 10 do II
gain without infringement on this tip
ic2 r.oductlon
It would be vain to relate the plot OF
Hearts Are Trumps."
In the first scene there Is an inkling or
the story In the appearance OF the right
cously wicked old man who has come TO
foreclose a mortgage which shall dispos-
sess Lady Winifred Crosby of her family
estates. In the last scene OF the opening
act the drawing room OF the family es-
tates is shown filled with brilliant So
cial assemblage which IS engaged In the
folly OF playing baccsrat, the same being
the cause OF the squandering or Lady
Winifreds wealth as, so II Is made plain.
she IL mp against IL I'm n highly discourag-
ing fashion and plunges disastrously ey-
cry time.
The foreclosure takes place, Lady Wini-
fred and the heroine, her ward-who sub
sequently proves To be her daughter and
the niece OF the righteously wicked old
man-are thrown out upon cold and un-
responsive world where for a time the
villains in the shape of money lender
a melodramatic Hebrew-and lordly
rake who gets up scheme by which "a
portrait OF the heroine is displayed in the