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ment and decree mentioned. ~ viii more fully
appear by the aid decree, reference to which 10
hereby made for sreater certainty; and
Whereas. Default has been made In the pay.
defendant as Aforesaid. and every part Thereof,
and there has been issued by the clerk Of said
district court. under the hand and seal OF the
authority as sheriff of aid county see,ff os sos,dsi
for the making Of said sale pursuant thereto, a.
is IN and By the said decree specifically provid.
NOV. rhseefore. Notice 10 hereby give, that
purauant % the judgment and decree Aforesaid
and by virtue Of the power and authority In
me vested thereby, I Will. ~ such sheriff. on
No msonday the % 2h day Q, ssy T. D. iSvl st
City Of Boulder, County Of Boulder. and State
ofcolorAdo, at the hour Of eleven O'Clock In tho
forenoon Of said day, sell at public auction TO
and best price the same win bring in cash, the
Of tra.. and 10 the e1 ..d decree de-
southeast quarter oi section numbered thirty.
six (s8), township numbered one Q) north,
range numbered sixty.nine (u9) west Of the
sixth principal meridian; and the east half OF
section numbered twelve (l2), in township
numbered one ~ south, range numbered sixty.
nine (o9) west ofthe sixth principal meridian.
s: G sna s. Of
machinery. ,dynamos. .Rpar.tus. Appliances,
and tools belonging to The Denver City Coal
Company, Aforesaid. situate upon the above de-
scribed lands, together with all and singular
the tenements, hereditaments, rights, fran
chises, powers, privileges, immunlties, ease-
ments and appurtenances unto the said land
belonging or in any wise sppertaining. owned
held OF used by the said company. witch said
sale 10 to be by me 20 made % Aforesaid, for the
purposes set forth In its said judgment and de.
cree. The purchaser or purchasers at said sale
will receive from me, a. sheriff, q certificate OF
purchase, similar In form to that required 10 be
given by SHERIFF. In cases of sales of real estate
upon execution, under the provisions of the
laws Of thi. state, showing that after the period
Of redemption allowed by law, such purchaser
or purchasers will be entitled to Z deed to the
property sold unless the same be sooner re.
deemed as provided by law, ss 10 more particu.
larly set forth in the judg ent and decree sfCre
said, reference to which 10 hereby made for
greater certainty as aforesaid.
Dated at Boulder, Colorado, this l7th day Of
April, A. 1901.
T.J. SIPPLE,
Sheriff OF Boulder County, Colorado.
BENEDICT & PHELPS,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
First pub. April l7-last Nay 10 '01.
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Real Estate Foreclosure Sale

STATE OF COLORADO, l..
In the District Court Of the Second Judicial
District Of Said State Within and for Said
County.
The American Trust and Saw
ings Bank,
The Denver City Coal Com.
pany, Defendant
whereas. On April 4, A. d. 1901, there was
rendered by the said district court In the above
entitled cause a FINAL judgment and decree
against the said defendant, for the sum Of one
huBdred and seven thousand. five hundred
dollars ($l07 500 together with the costs in said
suit to be taxed; and
Whereas, In and by the said judgment aud
decree it wss and is further provided that the
certain deed of trust therein mentioned, given
by said defendant to said plaintiff, dated Sep.
tember LIST, A. D. 1899. fled for record In the re-
corder's office OF Boulder county. Colorado, on
September 18th, A. d 1889, and there recorded
in book zl4 at page so Of the records OF said of.
6ce, should be and vas thereby foreclosed as
against the property In said deed OF trust de
scribed; and
Whereas, In and by said decree it was also
adjudged that unless within ten days from the
rendition thereof the said defendant should
pay or cause to be paid the said sum so ad.
judged as aforesaid together with lawful inter.
est thereon and the costs to be taxed IS aiore-
said. that sale should be made OF said property
In said trust deed mentioned, by the sheriff OF
Boulder county aforesaid, at the place. on the
terms and in the manner In the said judg
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THE FIRST INAUGURATION.
Second Induction Of Thomas Je6er
son Was the lnitial One at
WashinSton.

No midnight frivolities marked the
advent of the aristocratic John Adams
nor did the people so indulge upon
Jefferson's inauguratiops, the second
of which, in 1908, is memorable as hav-
ing been the first Inauguration held
in Washington, says the National Mag
azine.
Hospitality and gayety reigned SUI
preme from the first moments of Mad
,son's presidency. After the cere-
monies incident to administering the
oath of Office, the president and his
escort were lavishly served, by ladies.
at the white house. Ex-President JET
.erson assisted in the service 1t
would be interesting to know whether
he was in his accustomed neglige.
More interesting, however, is his
cordial welcome to his successor in
comparison with John Adams escape
from the city in private conveyance
at dawn of Jefferson's inauguration
day. Later presidents, too, have
shown less noble spirit than Jeffer-
sons on similar occasions. John
Quincy Adams is said to have ridden
on horseback about the city, within
earshot Of the salute announcing Jack
sons succession, unwilling to witness
:he ceremony, and Tyler FASTENED to
the river and embarked in the early
morning Of his retiring to private cit
isenship,
Daily camera., 1901-04-29
When Buying
MEATS
TRY THE
Peoples Market
Corner nth and Pearl streets. Price,
on all kinds of Meats as low - the
vest. JOSEPH Hooking. Pr p.
Publication Notice.
THE

Publication Notice. M
Petition t, Sell Real E.tns to Pay Debts.
OF Go9s42 uSs Of
To the March Term, A, D. 1901.
Harry Casaday, Administrator
Of the Estate Of N. Solomon,
A. ds'ssieu 8 Solomon .nd-solomon, Nd
whose frrt name is unknown.
Affidavit Of the non. residence Of A. 8. Solomon
and = Solomon, whose first name 10 unknown,
the otice Of the Judge Of the County Cont d Of Of
Boulder County. notice is hereby given to the
said A. b. Solomon and - Solomon, whose first
name is unknown, that the said plaintiff, Harry
solomon, deceased, has filed his petition in the
said County Court Of Boulder County for an
order to sell the premises belonging to the es.
tate Of said decea sed, or 50 much Ct it as may
described as follows, to-wit:
One triangular piece of real estate bounded
BY Third street. Wyncoop street and Platte
river, West Denver, in the City Of Denver, In tho
and that summons has been issued out Of this
4. D: 1901, Of said Court. to Be holden on the
house in Boulder. in Boulder County, Colorado.
Now. unless you. the said A. 8. Solomon and
= Solomon, whose first name is unknown,
shall personally be and appear before said
County Court Of Boulder County, at the May
term thereof to be holden at Boulder. in said
County, on the first Monday of June 1901, and
plead, answer or demur to the said Complain
ants petition, filed therein. the same and the
matters and things therein charged and stated
will be taken rs confessed, and decree entered
against you according to the prayer I said bill.
Boulder, Colorado, March 9th, 1901.
JOSEPH T. ATWOOD,
County Judge.
First Pub. March 20, Ul-last pub. May 81, 'Ol.
Daily camera., 1901-04-29
Cat. rondnes. for a Rabbit.

The tiniest of rabbits wandered into
the yard of a Denver woman recently,
and when the family cat, notable
fighter, bore down upon the little
bunch of fur the onlookers expected
to see it torn to pieces. Not SO, how
over. Thomas looked it over, smelled
it over, licked it over. and then led it
to a snug retreat behind the kitchen
stove. According to the cats mistress,
he taught the little creature to drink
milk and even eat meat, and the two
became inseparable. But bunnie was
evidently killed by kindness, for he
sickened and died, since which time
Thomas has been respondent and has
shown little interest in his food.
Daily camera., 1901-04-29
Chesp Rates to T. 1.s.

On Account of the oil excitement in
Texas, the Colorado & Southern will sell
round trip tickets to Fort Worth. Beau
mont, Houston and Galveston each Tues
day during April and May at greatly re.
duced rates. ~
Daily camera., 1901-04-29

Dyer's Real EstRte Agency.
Home property. farm property or busi.
ess opportunities. Investments of all
characters. Camera block.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-07-25
$dlaeenoe Dieter Z.
Gr3Gblung aus Mdin5er alien Sasen
BON u. 90 0 + B u. or. 9inntus.)
griter Sbeil.
Is r ties 6 a p / t E I.

Gin fcbDner 9eptembertas bes Sab
res 1904 tau9te bic liebltbe hinge
buna Der gtabt Mains in Sonnenz
glana. Sn ben 9traBen berrl6te
frobe 8eipegung, 9duier unD pldbe
iparen feitlt9 geI9miidt, unb oas
8olt lposte in Spnntagspub unD
Sonntdgslaune bunt bur9eindnber.
Man feierte i'm gotoenen Waina
ieberaeit germ syeite, uno mar ielbit
ra9 ihtperer 8ebrdnsnib balb bereit
au Dergefen unD iid tpfebcr Der Sas
feinsfreube bin5ugeben.
Mie fonnte bas au9 anoers 1ein
in elmer Nutllr, bic burh i9re 2iebl9z
fsit gu frobem 2ebensgsnnB utf,orz
bert, elmer Natur, bic ben Msn19eii in
rei9er 5iille ben @Dttsrtrant trepen5!,
ber tie bas 8erse1en le6rt nnD bas
Blut raider in ibren Mbern pullieren
ldbt.
8pn alien Straben unb plaben
itrDn1te es benz Hbein gu, bon beT
Dom, Der erit in DisIem Sab: fetner
uripriinglieDen 8e1timtnung ipieberge-
oeben mar, Der er burn ben &ultls
Der @Dttin Der 0ernunf! 70 laags ent=
aoeen, flatterten Gabnsn, uno auf Der
groben Blet9e am Sbiermartt*) luaz
rem bic 5eniter Der 9GuIer ni9t nit
S6auluitisen befsbt. Sn ben @ait@
bDfen mar fein unterfommen mebr,
bic sSrenlben, bic BON alien Seiten
berbeigeitrDnlt iparen, mubten in prt=
batbduiern untersebraht perOen -
benn es gait Elm pihti5es greigniB
au feiern.
Napoleon 9onaparte, Der in o;.Iem
Sabr gum Gai1er ben 5rdntrsi1 pro-
flamiert iporDen, follte gun: eriten
Mal feline quite @tabt Mdin3 be1uhen,
unb an feiner 9anD Soispbins, bic
Rai1erin, pon beren Mnmu!9 unb Sic,
bensniirDisfeit man iico 70 bic! err
odblte. Die Raiierin bate in 8ingsn
i:fernabtet, unp iplIrbe TIN in ibrer
prd9ttsen Oaht ertpartei. ui'D oa5t
brdngte man fih an llfsr IN Der Md6e
oes Dentlhen 9duies, um ben feisr=
l:1sn Qnf5ng su feben.
Die 5trabenpoli3ei hltte bisl All
ttun, I'm Dds fhduluftige Woit in
ieinen 59ranten ait aalten, ilnb
felbit bic biirgerli9e gDrengarae, bic
. Sem iesigen sdinerpIas.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-07-25

Sebt erit 19ien 5rau 3un5e bic Mn=
fpeienbeit Der 5amilie OorneDben gu
bemerten, linb pie bod erfreut rtef tie:
pWb, ba 1T audi 9err Rdrl Oprnebs
ben, Der getreue 9iiter Der Shdbe bee
8eritprbenen, rnttSrau @emabltr unf
Sobn. Oas iit cine berrlicbe ltebers
raf9ung fir uns. CHARLOTTE tpirb es
febr beoauern, bdB tie uns ni9t be-
aleiten fonnte, aber lie fommt in allerz
nd9fter 3eit. 9err MilibalD bat iid
audi 10 lange ni9t BEL uns feben lafz
fen. Sic leben freilt1 ntbt mebr
bauernb in 8erltn9"
Winibalb fiiblte ii9 bur9 bic I'm
Derfrnrenbett bteler Mnrebe 10 per=
bliifft, bab er suerit gar niht 5li anti
iporten permo9te, bann beabIi6tigte
er cine f9arfe Griptberung, aber er
unterbriidte iie; ct mar ah gliidlih,
um iie ausipre6en 81 fDnnen, uno
i6on fam ibm iein Batter au 9iilfe.
Na9bem 9err 3arl Oornebben Ell
men fragenben 8lid auf bic Saniz
tdtsrdtbtn eelpprfen unb BON biefer
als 9lntiport Elm leties Ntden en,pfunz
gen bate, idgte er: rSie fommen 81
gutter Stunbe, 5rau &dtbin, unb fperz
ben an unIerer Sreube 5i6er tnnigen
4ntbeil nebnlen. Soe5en bat ii9Srduz
lein Sofsftne NIT msinem Sobne per@
lobt."
5rdu aunse, bic ii9 neben Der Syrali
Sanitdtsrdtbtn auf bem Sppba ME-
oergelaifen bate, fubr Bel Dieier Mitz
tbeilung 10 beftts in Die 9Dbe, bab iie
iib in Der St19bede bertpidelte unb
betnabe bic barauf itebenbe 8iitten=
tartenf9ale beruntergertfen bate.
@rit auf etnen aure9tpetfenben Bid
ibres SDbnes. Der ii9 in5pif9en So
fefine gendbert bate uno bon berRa6@
rt9t ebenio iiberrdf9t iparb, feline
0altnng aber bei1er gu tpabren per=
itano, faBte lie ii6 10 tpeit, um i6ren
8liidtDuni6 oar5ubrtngen, aber 8etoe
bermo9ten tbre MtBitimmuns bp9
nt4t gan5 au berbergen.
Mir mDhten unter bieIen l1mitdn=
ben beute ni9t ldnger ft0ren," fagte
bic 3Gtbin na9 eintgen Minuten nit
ge3tpungenem 2G9eln unb erbob iib.
rWir fsben uns boffentli9 re9t balb
pteDer."
@Dn Srau Or. Geonharb Bis 3ur
S4ir begleitet, entfernten ii9 Mutter
unb Spbn.
Wiatbalb rief thnen la9enb nu9:
yMan merit bic Mbii9t ="
limb pirb nt6t berftimmt, fon=
bern la9t bic 6errf9aften aust" fiel
Soieftne Elm. rOus mar Elm perseb=
li4er Sang, 9err Nfeior."
Wtqibalo umi9lang bas biibI1e
Mdb9en unb tiiBte ben rotben, ipot<
tenben Wfunb. vWie gliitltdb bin i9,
bab er gu fpGt gefommen it'll" rief er
iubelno aus.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-07-25
Is.

Mm folsenben Sage batte @iltbalb
etne 3ufammenfunft NIT Wilbelm
&Dhne in fetnem 9otel. sd babe
Sic Bitten lai7en, mid gu beiu9en,
6err GDbne, neil i9 Sbnen etnen
8orI9las ma4en mD9te," rebete Wil=
libalb ben iungen Mafdinenbauer an,
Der in gut biireerlt9er Rleibung unb
bef9eibener 9altung au ibm in's 9o=
telaimmer setreten mar. v9dtten Sic
tpobl Elm 5tiinb9en 3eit fir mid?
8itte, laFen sic uns plaB nebmen."
Sbne iiberflii11ige um1tdnbe gu MAJ
6en, ieste ft9 Wilbelm aObne benz
iungen Oornebben gegeniiber auf ben
i6m gebptenen Stubl unD antportete:
nsS9 babe mid fir sipet Stunben fret
gemadt, obtpobl ib ni9t re6t einauz
5eben nermag, mas sic mir borau<
f6ldsen baben fDnnten, 9err Oornebz
ben."
r@ie perben es foslei6 b0ren," err
tpiberte 8tlibalb unD ieste ibm aus=
etnanber, fem 8ater unb ct planten
grobe 8erGnberuneen unb grtpette=
rungen tn ibrer Spinnerei unb beab=
fi9tigten, audi eine Weberei bamit gu
perbinben. @ie tpiirben au biefem
3ped groBe 8auli9feiten nit eleftriz
fhem 2i9t auffiibren unb bic aller=
beften Mai9inen an1haffen. gu beren
I Mufftenuna, be5onDers aber 3ur lle=
berfpahuna mnb 2eitung bes maf1i=
nelen 8etrIebes, mD9ten fie eine &raft
bauernb nit feitem Gebalt unb nit
Santieme anitelen, unb. er frage nun
i'm Namen 1eines 8aters unb in fei=
mem eigenen, ob 9err aDbne pieGei9t
seneist iein tpiirbe, bieie Stellung ailz0
3unebnen.
Wilbelm RDbne mar Der Museinane
beriebuns nit elmer Mufmertfamfeit
i1nb einem eSntereiIe gefolgt, tpie es
nur Ser baben tDnnte, Der i'm 8efibe
gang genauer Jahienntniife mar. Mls
Millibalb aeenbet, fagte er: Der Yo@
ten zines folden 8etriebsleiters biirf~
te febr perantiDortlih fein, 9err Dorz
nebDen."
.Desbalb biete idb ibn Sbnen an, /"
ertpibertc Minibalb liebensniirbig.
,Mlir, benz einfahen Mrbeiter91
| sd babe mid nah Sbnen erfuns
bigt; sic iinb tpeit mebr dls Elm eirz
faher Mrbeiter unb tperben, ipenn sic
iih erit nit benz Netrieb bertraut ge@
maht baben, ben plaB reht tppbl aus<
fiiIlen fDnnen," ertpiberte Millibalb.
.l1eberlegen sic iid bic Sade. sic
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-07-25
perbrauden tonnte, feinem Menfhen

rerbrduhen tonnte, feinen1 Menfhen
bdbpn ettpas su@ute fDmmen lieB unb
lebiglth aus@elDgisr INNER nod nehr
haben tpollte, benz 1T es gan3 reht,
ipenn er bas perliert, mas CT bat
,Du bnit bpllfpmmen Rent, ih
unterfhreibe iebes Wort, mas Ou ge@
fagt huIt, 5timmte ibm fein G9Dager
8eraaoIb bei; sbie5e sfran bat iid in
ber grbfddftsahsele ernpOrsnp
benpmmen!"
n2aiTen mir bas!" Bat Serr &arl
Dprnebben nit einem 8lid auf feline
Na1barin, Die yrau Sdnitdtsratb
2eDnbdrb, Der er bas @efprdh iiber
Mbripeiler eriparen ipoIlte.
gu ieiner Remembering erfldrte
syrou Or. 2eonbarb aber: ngiein, blei<
BEN mir einen Mugenblid babei" uno
fiigte, bie@timme ettpas erhebenb, btnz
au: sd min biefen Mnlab benube1,
Inn gu befennen, baB, meine So9ter
nnb 5hpiegerfobn etnen freieren
8lid gebabt babert, als idb. WGre es
na9 mir gegangen, 70 fpdre bag Mbrz
ipeiler'Ihe WermDaen in bic 0dnbe BON
2e,lte1l gefomnlen, bic niht bamit gu
tpirtbf9aften perftanben bdttenl"
,Ou ba1t an Deinen Nni6aningen
nicbt eiaen1innig fe1tgebalten, Wiitter<
9en," fagte Miaibalb.
Limb bait nns 70 nnbefAreibli6
gGiidlid gema9t," fiiste Sofefine bin@
gu.
8eibe tparen gu ibr eeeilt unb hielz
ten fie i1mfhlungen.
Cine fleine Meile berr1dte Sttlle
am 5i1he, ale Mugen tparei1 tbeilz
nabmsbon auf bic riibrenbe 8ruppe
aeri6tet, bann erbpb ft6 Miiieler,
fd1lua ans @lds nnb fprah: ,@eben=
fen mir in bie1er Stunoe nod einmal
Des perftprbenen Mbrlpeiler, benen 2ez
BEN bur9 bic @hulb feiner 8ertpar1b=
ten nnb, mir pollen es ni9t leugnen,
bur6 eieene @9ulb perbiiftert tpprben
lit. gr bat piele Mdneel unb S4rnl=
len aebabt; er bat bur6 bic WbfaHang
feines Seitdmentes uneepollt piel un=
bell perurfa6t unb bod in peifer
8orausIi1t gebanbelt. Snbem er 1ein
@elb Oenen erttaog, Die nt6t bartit
umaugeben perftanben bdtten, nno es
in 6Gnbe leste, bic bamit tauienbfdlz
tieen Segen 1tiften, bat er iib felbit
Elm Oenfrnal aefebt,, bas ihm er5alten
bleiben tpirb, 10 lange Die ipobltbdtt=
gen unb gemeinniibigen sSnititute be-
ifeben, bic bon feinem 9elbe beeriinoet
fpurben, 70 lanse bas 6aus Dprnebz
ben unb @pbn beitebt. Oieiem 0auie
i'm fpeiteiten Slime, I1en, Die nit benz
Mbrpeiler 9elbe @ntes gu thun
periteben, n,ein Sod. gs tpd6fe, blIbe
unb gebeibe Bis in bic ferniten Sc
f9lenter. es fpenbe unb erfdhre Seaen
nnb bilbe einen Srt fir Nrbettstpilltge
unb fir 8ebrdngte! =
Sod! 6p9! 6p6! ertDnte es unter
@ldferflingen. Mle fttmmten iubelnb
Elm, au9 Die &tnber, obnobl lie rt9t
tpuBten, um mas es fib banbelte.
&arl Oornebben unb feine Sran,
beren Mueen in Sbrdne1 19pammen,
tauf6ten einen 1dngen 8ltd; iie eez
ba9ten ienes Weibna9tsabenbs, an
benz syrau Glifabetb ben @atten Derz
oebli9 ertpartete, unb er nnter 16impfz
li9er Mnflage i'm 9efdngniB fak. Dte
herrlth bate it4 @aes getpenoet!
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-03-06

l tell you, nobody but n mother
knows how mother feels when she
looks at her child and fears that he
may not be spared to her.
The hours of her life are dark and
heavy when she does that.
But that is what Mrs. Frank T. Wash.
burn, OF kennebunk, Maine, did more
than once, when punches had formed
on her little boys neck.
She knew they were scrofulous
punches, and she knew scrofula is pro-
gressive and one of the most destruc-
tive of diseases.
She was alarmed, and told her sister
about her fears for the little fellow, and
her sister comforted her by telling her
that many wonderful cures of scrofula
had been wrought by Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla, and that she should give this
medicine to the boy.
1t is difficult to conceive how her
sister could have thrown more sunshine
into her life at this time, and it is
certain that better advice could not
have been given.
For, mark you! this is what Mrs.
Washburn said, on the 18th of Octo-
Der, 1900:
Hoods Sarsaparllla cured my boy.
The lunches gradually softened and
disappeared. He has been real well
ever since and now, at three years of
age, is a rugged, healthy child. l am
grateful for what Hoods SarsaparilIa
did for him."
This is q simple statement of one of
the thousands Of radical and permanent
cures Of scrofula effected by Hoods
Sarsaparilla-which is the medicine of
all medicines for this disease and all
its manifestations launches, assesses,
cruptions, intiamed eyelids, sore ears,
rlckets, wasting and general debility,
as well as for dyspepsia, catarrh, kid
ney complaint and rheumatism.
Hoods Sarsaparilla is obtainable OF
all druggists. Don't accept any sub
stitute for it, nor any preparation rep
resented as being equally good. No
substitute, no other preparation, acts
like it. Insist on having Hoods.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-03-06

Dr. Tmage must be readily understood
make
world the
the
he
the
has helped him. and
suffering
and
all
Is
alnage's
he
i
cmhe encs Remedy
a discovery of
Temple ucessful
p in
be charge personally
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-03-06
Another Homer for Miss Blauyclt

The many Augusta friends of Nine
Lillian Blauvclt, the celebrated prima
donna whose beautiful voice delighted
the thousands who heard her at the
Maine musical festivals, two years ago,
and those who heard her later at City
hall. will be pleased to learn that she
has been chosen to sing the soprano
part in Nerdi's Requiem during the
memorial exercises in honor of the
dead Italian composer. arranged to
take place in Rome, during the first
week in April.
A dispatch from London to q New
York paper, Friday, said that Amer
ica's musical colony in London regards
Nine. Bauvelt's selection for this dis
tinguished role as a high tribute. All
the American singers associates in the
rendition of the requiem will be Ital-
ians. Indeed. the whole celebration.
except FOR this importation Of Amcri
can talent: will be strictly Italian
affair. designed to commemorate the
Italian genius.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-03-06
Way Down East.

VIM. A. Brady will present Way
Down East" at the Opera house
"Wednesday and Thursday evenings
March - ana II. The company is play
ing all the week in the jefferson thea
tire. Portland. and the Portland Press
of yesterday morning says: +,
As might be reasonably expected. tie
title. Way Down East" or the splen-
did reputation earned by William a.
BradyS production of the New Eng
land play on previous visits. or both,
were sufficient to crowd the jefferson
theatre, last night. Way Down East
remains throughout the week and will
without doubt repeat its former cXper-
fence artistically and financially.
Way Down East" is a rural play, the
locale being New England. with an
abundance Of those unique types Of
character which are supposed to exist
thcreabouts and nowhere else in this
broad land. These homely characteriS-
tics are made to appeal strongly to
every one, and there is a happy com
bination Of the domestic with the dra-
m1tic in the framing of a play that
is treated in an original manner. pre-
serving the interest until the final cur
tain.
The east Of Way Down East re
mains practically the same as that Of
last season. BARLEY McCullum has
few equals and no Superiors as the old
Down East inhabitant living in rigid
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-03-06
ManteII in "A Free Lance.

Robert +. NantcU. who VIII be seen
at the Opera houS". Monday. March II.
in his now play. "A Free Lance" was
born in AyrcShirc Scotland. not far
from the birthplace of Robert Burns.
He began his stage career in the Ian
cashirc town of Rochdal" in England
when he was about is years old. He
played there the sergeant in "Arrah-
na-Pogue." and Father Dolan in The
Shaughraun." and soon afterwards
toured in the company of Miss Mar
riott. an English actress whose profess
Sional tastes led her to attempt Ham
let " Romeo" and Richard Ill" Lat
er he became associated with Charles
Mathews. whom he has always looked
upon as his dramatic instructor. on
quitting Mathews he Joined Mr. and
Mrs. George 5. Knight for a brief Eng
lish tour.
About 1874. Mr.. MantelI came to
America with the intention Of joining
the Boston Museum Stock Company,
but a hitch in the arrangements re
suited in his early return to England,
where he appeared in support Of the
leading lights of the British stage. In
y
join Modjcska'S company, and at the
close of that engagement he once more
returned to England to support Miss
Wallis in a line of characters that in
cludcd Romeo. Orlando and Charles
Surface. For three years thereafter
he labored continuously in the leGiti-
mate. In the meantime he had attract
ed the attention of Dion Boucicault,
who was then starring in England. The
result was that on his return to the
United States he bore warm recon-
ing American managers. He was given
the part of Jack Herne in THE Ro-
many Rye" and then travelled two
seasons with Fanny Davenport, when
he made his memorable hit as LoriS
Jpanoff in Fedora" in the autumn of
1884 he created the leading part in
called Back" and in the following
spring was engaged for Steele Mack
ayes 'Dakolar."
The season of 1886 was passed as
leading man for Miss Davenport's com
panv. and in the fall of 1856 he began
a tour in Tangled Leaves a modern
drama written by John W. Kellar, a
newspaper editor. In 1888. Mr.. Mantell
brought out "Monbars. Louis Nathars
version of a play by the Frenchman
Adolphe D'Ennery. That was followed
by a revival of The Corsican
Rrothers" and it by "The Marble
Heart" Romeo and Juliet" THE Lady
of Lyons" "Othello." Hamlet" THE