Waterbury Democrat., 1901-11-23

actress; Edwin Stevens (of the En- pire Theater Co, Prince Lloyd, Snitz Edwards, James Kearney, Joseph Web per. N. S. Jelenko, Robert r. har- vey, Maggie HoIIaway Fisher and oth- CTS.
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 Daniel Sully and his manager, Will lis E. Boyer, spent q week together at MT Sully's farm in Ulster county, N. Y., and had an experience which was at once ludicrous and exciting. In making a short cut during q walk, they skirted the edge of quite a steep cliff. Mir Boyer counselled caution, but Mir Sully, to show how clear his brain was, ventured near the edge and lost his balance Seeing it was useless to try and save himself, he made a frantic effort and drew Mir Boyer with him. The fall was short and when Mir Boyer sat up and looked about him, he said: "Dan, what he devil did you want with me down here? Laughing heartily Mir Sully re- piled: Tt is your duty to stand or fall with the star and as the business end of the concern you will have to get us out of this.' MT Boyer directed their return up the steep sides of the cliff. and when they reached the top he looked himself over and ruefully saidi q could have told you how to climb up without being down there with you" Yes" said Mir Sully, but see the fun you would have missed.' Mir Boyer, suffering from bruises and scratches couldn't sec where the fun came in and during the remainder of his stay went walking no more with his star.
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 i A certain baby, now in charge of the authorities of Atrieoro, Mass, owes a heavy debt of gratitude to Neil Burgess. The baby's name is now Neil Burgess, Jr. What it's patro nymic may be is mystery. But that the child. a lusty boy of six weeks, is now alive and well is due to the kind ness of MT Burgess. On October 3 'sThe County Fair'' company was playing Attleboro. MT Burgess ant some of the company were in the lob by of the Attleboro house on tht morning of that day, when young woman entered with a baby in he arms. She asked and received per mission to leave the baby at the hote for few minutes. Then she depart ed. Her flew minutes are Il. LII yet. After q w..Ie the youngster opining that ration time had arrived voiced a clarion call for fool NIr f3ur gess heard the call. as did everyon
 % for some distance around. Takin pity on the hungry infant, he dashe, out and bought some milk and a bot tie, and the baby enjoyed a heart meal. Investigation gave no clue t it's identity, so Mr Burgess named Neil Burgess, Jr. During the per1 orm ance that night MT Burgess brough the baby on the stage, told the aud ence the story and coiIecfed 2 snbscr,r ton for its maintenance, heading tn list with a round sum himseif. The the baoy was turned over to the a1 thorities.
 VAUDEVILLE AT THE JACOuEs . One more performance will be give at the Jacques this evening by Nj Polls big vaudeville company. whic has been having such extraordinar success there this week. If there ai } any people left in town. who have nc seen this extraordinary show the ought not to let this evening pass with out repairing their neglect. To su, ceed this remarkable show, openin with a matinee on Monday. MT Pc has put together another still more q, traordinary one for next week. whp he will put forward as his princips headliner Lew Sully, the famous mil