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THE RETURN OF THE PASSENGER
BY EDWIN p. PAYNE
Story
By EDWIN p. PAYNE
Copyright. 1902. by Daily Story Pub. Coz

like at the horses. Old Bill Waldo had
Just took up fare in the grip an he
was standin' beside me. think 1t
was In the first or second carriage
after the hearse that seen him. He
looked like a dead man. He was
lookin' down at his feet an never
winkin' an eye.
"Old Bill seen him. too. Look there.
Dad" he says. Amt that the lad that
used to ride down town with the girl
so much?'
That's him. says. Well, sir, !
Just felt plumb sick all that day. felt
In my bones that that black.eyed girl
was dead an Il seemed like I'd lost
one OF my own family.
Il reckon 1t must have been year
after that when one warm day who
steps up ON the grip but him an what
do you think he has. Nothin' more
nor less than baby. lie got into his
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-07-04

other. In lover
more. didn't ask who the man war.
but I knoved all right.
The next time seen them they
was together. They took their old
seat In front an I noticed that he was
extra watchful Of her. I sneake,i a
look at her out Of the corner OF my
eye as often as could from watchin'
the track ahead an someway her face
was sort Of changed. She was every
mite as pretty. but she seemed soberer.
Seemed she'd all at once growed I'D
from a girl to a woman. They got
OF part way down town. Before we
got out of sight could see they
walked very slow an he held her arm.
The next thing that happened was
I can't Just tell how long after. Might
have been two or three or four months.
We was vhangin' away towards the
barns an I was figurin' on bein' OF
In about Eve minutes an gettin' home
TO grub. when seen a hearse comm
out OF Blatchford avenue. OF course a
funeral gets the right Of way ar
give her the brakes an stops on the
street line. The hearse crossed an
I was leanin' on the levers waitin' for
Ne procession to pass. lookin' lazy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-07-04

The grizzled old gripman sat sun.
ming himself beside the car barns.
His legs were stretched out and his
shoulders were propped comfortably
against the warm brick wall. A man
came along the street. walking very
slowly beside toddling little girl
whose fat legs shot on at unexpected
angles when her feet struck the rails
on the curve turning into the barns.
They passed the old gripman and the
man smiled. nodded and said Good
morning."
"Mornin'. mornin'. SIR" said the
gripman. smiling broadly. He shook
his finger In mock threat ut the baby.
who turned on him "a pair Of black
eyes and laughed darinsly into the
scanned face.
whats the matter. 'Dad'?" asked
the other. "In love?"
SWELL" said Dad" fetching another
gentle sigh, Il reckon that's about It.
I'm plumb In love with that baby that
Just went past. Kind OF feel like she
part belonged to me-"
''Relative?" asked the man.
Dad" gnawed rehecuvcly ut a big
piece OF black plug tobacco.
"Um." he said. well. l knowed her
ma. an her pa. too
The warm bricks ut his back seemed
to unlooscn the fountains Of Dads
speech.
Il can't remember Just when saw
that baby's ma first. s'posc seen
her lot OF times before took any
particular notice. You sec. him and
her used to live up beyond tho barns.
guess she must have had n job OF
some kind or other down town. got
to noticin' hcr standin' on tho edge OF
tho curb right there whc.o tho trains
stop after comm out OF tho barns.
Both come down on tho electric cars.
only she was always nhcai OF him.
some way. There she'd stand an walt
TIL he come jumpin' through tho wait
in.room from the roiicy. Then they d
get on tho cable and ride down town
together. n the weather was no white
man could live outside. they'd 81, on
the grip.
We'll. tnnt kept go!n on for lon.
time. she a.~aitin' for him in tho
mornin' an him comm on III. trolley
and they ridin' downtown together.
Once In awhile he wouldn't come an
then shed got on the grip alone. sor.
ro~fuiiikc. an Just look straight
ahead. Once or twice when ~o was
poundin' down into tho tunnel seen
him reach out. easy like. an take her
hand. an there they'd sit. hoidin'
hands an her checks like Gro when
tho arcs In tho nupportin' wall flashed
on ON.
when Il got warm weather they'd
come down together Sundays. her
dressed like q gifi In a picture. an
they'd got on al tho park. an Ia 500
ON go stroiiIn' down tho gravel paths.
waikiki mighty close together an him
saikin' low In her ear an her smliin'
an f.ashin' them black eyes on him.
FINALLY IL go, so she'd nod To mo
when they rus an the grin Shed iust
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The sun., 1902-09-07

The two sons Of Queen Porysats, Ming
Artdrerres and Cyrus, hate one anoth
The Queens favorite, Cyrus, Il defeated
and killed in battle. The Greek woman
with whom he was in love, Aspd@d, Is
among the captives. and Darius, the son on
Artdrerres, falls in love with her B'lt
Artdrerxes also has the same feelings for her
and gives her freedom. Both iather and son
declare their love for Aspdstd, but she re-
jects both OF them. In the last act. when
Art1rerres attempts 10 make Aspos'o MS
wife by force, Darius leaps at him with
dagger and is about to kill INN, when
Aspdsd springs forward and declares her
love for him. Then Darius is handed over
to the executioner and Pdrysdhs, who
takes his part, is condemned to lifelong
exile by her son Arfdrerrss. Nine, Segon-
Weber, who should have acted this part,
was suddenly taken Ill before the per,
formance, and il looked as though II would
have to he postponed until n substitute
was found. The part Of Darius was gwen
to n woman, The music which Saint
Saens composed for the piece Is no more
than an illustration Of the text. Two
magi-tenor and barytone-and large
chorus comment after the Greek fashion
on the action.
Andre Messenger. the composer and con-
ductor at the Opera Comique since Albert
Carre became impresario, Is said to have
resigned his post at the Paris theatre.
II ia reported that his successor will be
NJ Rinskopf, who is the musical director
at the Ostend Casino. VI. Carre and NJ.
Messenger could not agree as 10 the dlstri-
button Of roles among the prima donnas at
the Opera Comiuue.
A new opera by Vincent d'lndy, called
"The Stranger" is TO be sung during the
coming season at the Theatre de la Monnaie,
in Brussels. Goethe's -Egmont' is also
to be performed there for the first time,
with the Beethoven music.
Xavier Leroux has written a score for
Catulle Mendas "La Refine Fiamette, in
which Julia Marlowe is TO act here next sea-
son. The opera will be given during the
winter at the Opera Comique in Paris.
Massenet's "Le Jongleur de No,re Dame
Georges Hue's -Titania" and Raynaldo
Hahn's Ia Carmelite' will also be sung
during the coming winter. In'spite ~ the
wide diversity of opinion that followed
the first production, Claude Debussy's
"Ptl,4as ct Melis ,nde" has been a popular
success at the 4, era Comique.
Paris finds Ee iers too remote and wants
some open-air performances of its own.
Vincent dIndy has written the musical
accompaniment TO n tragedy by Sophocles
and it may be performed at tho Arena in
/ the Rue Navarro.
Therese Stotz died recently in Milan
at the age of o.. She was famous as
singer in Verdis operas and had been the
first to sing Aida in many places She
was the composers constant companion
, for several years bofore his death.
The sun., 1902-09-07
PAY or GERMAN PLAYWRTGHTS.
Earnings Of Goethe and Others Compared
with Those OF Modern Writers.

The condition OF the plavwrights in
Germany has changed since Lessing lived
AID wrote. In spite of -Minna Won Barn
helm" Emilia Golctti," Nathan der
Weise" aud his other plays. leasing was
40 poor when he died that he had to be
buried at the cost Of the state.
Most Of the dramatisrs Of the period to
which Goethe and Schiller belonged either
held an official place Of some kind or were
the recipients Of favors from patrons.
To Goethe, the publisher Gotta paid In all
500, 900 in royalties, but it is not possible
TO separate the royalties paid for the plays
from those for his books The publishers
Of GCethc's works have paid more than
500. 900 h. his heirs.
The Berlin National Theatre began first
in 1890 TO pay German dramatists adequate
sums for their work. To kCtzehue went the
highest royalties, Schiller received abe vt
$40 for Don Carlos. totta, tho first
Publisher OF most Of Schiller's plays, was
as a rule. very liberal 70 him AID when the
performance of -Wallenstein' in Stu,t-
gart was forbidden by the censor. he paid
him the royalties. nevertheless. The high
est sum that Schiller ever received for
a single play came from the management
cf tie Berlin G urt Thnatre. For the
right 70 produce william Tel" three
months before any other theatre in Ger
many he got $40. The poet and his heirs
received in all about 900 from his pub
fishers.
OF course. contemporary writer's rec.,ive
much larger sums. Sudernann and Haupt
mann receivo to-day TIE largest royalties
paid in, Germany. Until Honor was
PRODUCED Ia Berlin in 1850, the literary
fame OF Sudermann was limited to very
small circle But his reputation was made
from that night and he Ia said to have
earned In royalties from Honor" alone
about $4,000. AID IL is still played regu-
larry in all the German theatres.
The sun., 1902-09-07

his is the las week OF THE New Clown
A. he Oarrick, but not in New York, as it
~, move TO tho Madison Square, for which
theatre IL was az first intended Jameson
Ice finney, Jessie BusIey and the rest OF
NJ present excellent cast will 60 with the
'arce. lie place at the Garrick vii be
'a';en bv There's Many Slip" With Jessie
h'llward, tho Earl of Roselyn, Bcatrlc"
Irwin Sidney Herbert and Loo Di'rich :
Hl"'h as Its principal actors.
hanges that we're to be expected after
n" first Performance Of Sally in Our Alley
have been made, and the big share ~ good
'n'ert1lnmeut is no longer sandwiched IN
[e!Wcen stretches Of poor stuff. Marie
gfhill and her associates will stay at the
~ liway until the production Of THE
silver Slipper which Il not due for nearly
'W0 months.
The first Of five weeks set aside for Robert
fdeson at the Savoy has passed, with indi-
graiions Of continued favor for so Hers Of
fortune Ethel Barrymore and her COM
p"ny are rehearsing a Country Mouse
The sun., 1902-09-07

Jane Dieulafoy was the liDrettist for
Saint-Saens's latest opera, -Parys6tis,'
recently sung in the arena at Beaiers, which
Csstelbon de Beauxhostes has Transformed
into an antique theatre, Nine. Dieulafoy
and her husband nave been famous for
some years as drcl " ,logists. The Louvre
has a rich collection OF ANTIQUITIES as a
result of tncir excavations in Persia and in
the mus I'm they reconstructed the throne
room of .,rtaxerxes MeLinon This i'm
mense room with four and twenty columns
Is one Of the scenes in the new opera On
both sides Of the palace are the halls of
pillars, shaded by palms and plantains,
with roses climbing over the trunks. A
large stairway leads from the stage to tho
palace In the background. The stairway
Is enarlelled in many colors and the walls
ofthe palace hung With valuab lie tapestries
-Pnrysatis' is the title Of a historical
novel which Nine. Dieulafoy published q
few years ago, The libretto OF the new
work is drawn from the book, but msteri-
ally changed for the Uses Of the theatre.
The sun., 1902-09-07
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The popularity in this country of English
musical farces makes the productiors Of
them interesting 10 watch In the hope Of
finding some successful enough to impor,
new crop has come up in the last fortnight,
and we still have "A Country Girl" -The
Silver Slipper and Three Little Maids,
old stories in London, coming to us
u novelties. Ono OF the new pieces
was placed for this country before the
FIRST English performance. Lee Shuber /
bought "An English Daisy without even