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Could Not Iireathe.

Coughs, colds. Group. grip. bronchitis.
other throat and lung troubles are
quickly cured by One Minute Cough
Cure One Minute Cough Cure is not a
mere expectorant. which gives only tenn
porary relief. 1t so:tens and liquiti~s
the mucous. draws out the inflammation
and removes the cause of the disease.
Absolutely safe. Acts at once. One
Minute Cough Cure will do all that is
claimed for il" says Justice ofthe Peace
J. q. Hood. Crosby. Mics. My wife
could not sc, her breath and was re-
lived 10y the first dose. 1t has been a
benefit to all my femily.'
Cook & ODEE
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EXACT LOSS OF LIFE BY CITY
OF PlTTseURc DISASTER
NOT KNOWN.
HALF ON BOARD PERlSHE0
Gre" Numbered Seventy.nire and the
Passenger List Contained the Names
CT Si1ty.six Pcrsors-Fire Spread
with Such Rapidisy That II Was I'm
possible 70 Arouse Many OF the
Sleeping People.

Cairo. Ills. April aa.-Althongh NO
complete list OF either the victims
q q the survivors Is yet ohialnaasc
E'estiration indicates that almost
en- hall OF the l5o people on the Ctts
ol flttshurg were lost when that ~
'at"l steamer was burned NJ Osa"ns
!."ha'ne. between this city and i'adu
can Many OF those who were brought
20 ,hls city are suffering from injuries,
oi"surc and fright The number
ahoard was about equally divided be
@'tn passengers ard crew. the latter
shi'F!ng the greater loss in casualties.
~" names OF many of the ronstahouts
ofo"hci or burned is not likely cs"'
" he ascertained.
~ hire started In the lower part oi
me steamer. In the freight material or
fosS'h!y in the cngineroom. and SHUT
=" 'hc means OF escape there while
uaSSrngers jumped overheard from the
"r''' decks. Within 10 minutes ot the
"'S'oFory Of fire at n. III survivors
s"s 'he upper decks were swept by
'"N''S and passengers We're rcnncd IN
- 'A sides. even the life prcservers
ae1HS cut on by the flames. The panic
=, ,'"' followed caused n greater loss oi
.''' 'han would have cnsued II the Of
"','S could have controlled the terror
- '"Nen people. Some rushed through
names and perishcd: others faint
~ ana sank down to be crcmatcd.
""s IN their night robes. some afirc,
Tn Embed overheard and were drowned.
"'Se That got into the boats saw 9th.
, browning as their overcrowded
sn' ,a'' pulled to shore. The barely clad
NVors on the shore not only wit
cha" horrifying scenes around the
a.Ied ,n"'d hull. but also suffered from
NJ, morning till relief came in the
was' ,'p'hoon. The captain says there
dn, %" passengers. not including
noh babies. There were as many
dion.,h di'h as men In the cabin AVID the in
nnn "''ohs are that the greater percent
ana =. icsses was among the women
OH children. As the register with all
VIZ records was burned and the sur.
th,u's scattered In every direction
Of :. II great difiiculty In getting a list
NM survivors. Il Ia thought that
tho vnarred bodies will be found in
Tho mui OF tho burned steamer when
TIM, mass .a OF embers ceases burning SO
made 'o' .ao 'e"ia'"'
~ Flames Spread Rapidly.
% nue. a" City OF Pittsburg. with q crew Of
GG NV nv passenger list which included
her on. women aud children. was on
At lay from Cincinnati to Memphis.
abovo.' w "a q. M. 1t . point three miles
covos turner's Landing. fro was dis
IN the forward -ha&chaA This
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Hct Wave in Central West.

Chicago. April 22.-Chicago is feel
t2g the effects of the hot wave that de-
.aloped in the West Sunday. The ther-
mometer at 8 o'clock registered 81 de-
grees. Relief, however. for a great
portion of the Central West is expect
ed as storm area of considerable
magnitude is gathering over Missouri.
Iowa and Illinois,
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pace BAKING poWoCR Co.,
CHICAGO.
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SIX INCHES OF SNOW.
Portions OF the West Experience
Blizzard.

Salt Lake. April a2.--Nevada. Wy,
oming Idaho and Southern Montana
"n., narts of Utah and Colorado are
""n.rinncinng " snow storm that AZ
some points has taken on the nr'pJ1. fam.
s;nns -, n blizzard. Snow began tai'-
,ny during the night and still prevails
.ne ,,rcater or less extent over aimost
~ ~ entire mountain region. AZ
~ ;n,a Mon, six inches OF snow mas
fallen High winds and low temps,a-
...na., oro reported from many polnts.
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Secretary Root at Havana.

Havana, April 22-Elihu Root, the
United States secretary OF war. and
his family who sailed from New York
on the steamer Esperanza. April L..
arrived here during the day.
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parts of the country in aid Of the sol
diers and others who suffered from the
explosion.
A large number of houses near the
barracks, including the National hotel.
the Central Telegraph station and the
National palace We're damaged or We're
wrecked by the explosion.
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Ratson Found Guilty.

Lake Charles. Ia. April Pine
,,rv in the case of Edward Batson.
charged with the murder OF the Eari
family, has returned a verdict OF muI.
Iar in the first degree. The penalty Is
death.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-06
aas benz Snueren @arblano's unn
ben angren5ennen Staaten.
unter &rieasren

" y y
Scnfolge Der am Sienftag in Norz
folf itattgefunbenen ernitli6en nnruz
ben, bic bur9 ftrifenbe 8dbnleute uno
Die nit t6nen ipmpatbiiirenoen8olt
mengen peruria9t puroen, berri9t
in Der Stabt tebt &riegsre4t. 8ier
gompqgnien Solbaten, bds gan5e
erfte Mili5 : Regiment, iino CUR 8ez
pu9ung bes bebrobten @~igent6ums
Der Strabenba6n : 9efeqi6aft aufz
oeboten poroen. Die Strifer baben
fpd6rerb Der Na9t BON Diem tag bic
Srpleb : OrGbte auf cine Strede BON
einsr Meile 5erf9nitten. Mili5trupz
pen bon Nepport Netps bepu9en ieBt
Die Sterilization Der gompagnie. Se9s
2eute BON &norpiue, bic in oenOienit
Der 8a6n Sc ie1i6aft treten tpolten,
nurben Orenftag N6enO BON Strifern
o~ngebalten unb pegen Sragens BON
p%erborgenen Wdffen ber6aftet. Die
Central Qabpr Union" bat Die Sa6e
Der 5trifer bur9 einen 8opcott : Be-
f9luB unteritiBt. Sm StaDtrat6 1T
Elm 8e19luB eingerei9t tporoen, nell
der ber@traBenbu6r : @eieaI6aft Die
@ere9tiame entaiebt, neil in ben leBz
ten spei 9agen bic 8ubn ni4t me6r
i'm 9etrie6s par. 90. &. Ruoolp6,8.
Murrap, Samuel 4pres uno Der See
ger Som. Senfins puroen geitern berz
6uftet, ais lie StraBen6a6nf9ienen
qufriFen. Die gentral=Qaborzl1nio
Bat alien anberen 4ngeiteaten Der
rRorfolt Gailpap anO Sight 60. "8ez
fell gegeben, bic 4r6eit nieOer5ulegen
1tno Die eleftrii6en Qrbeiter iinO Der
Muffprberuna i6on no99efommen. l..
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10 Sabre alt.
9ie Satfon>S Stride feiert i6r
1~OziG9rises 8eiteben.

Die Sad1on=Square Etr4e fetert 19r
1Osjdbrise5 8eiteben.
Die epang.zlut6. Sudipn : Square
@emeinbe, 9aitor Ssfar Saifer,
feiert nG9iten SOnntug in ibrer Sir
6e on Der SairmountzNb enue rnb
sSrpingzplace ibr 1Ozjdbriges Be
ifeben bur9 feierli4e @ottesbienite .
9afor 4aiier bdlt Die Subildumsz
9rebigt I'm II ubr 8ormittags, uno
8ufpr @bp. s.. Yarr BON Der engl.z
Iut6. Galparpz& Stride gu 9urrisburg,
8a., prebigt Inn 8 ubr 4benbs. Die
Stride piro f90n betorirt iein uno
Der G6or unter 2eitung Der Orgaz
niItin Srau @eorg S6iaer me9rere
6nmnen gum 8ortrag bringen.
Sie SadIonsS Square 9emeinoe entz
fpranq Der beutf9en lutb. Smmaz
nuels@@ emeinre an Der Caroline,
nabe Baltimore : StruBe, Pator s.
@tiemfe. DIN 8. Nopember 1891
tpurbe in leBterer 9emeinbe Die Sra9e
Der @riinbung elmer engltf6en 9e<
meinoe 5uerit uuf's Supet gebra4t,
nnb am IL. Mtdr3 1892 bepiaigte
8affor 8. @tiemfe IL tii4tigen Mitz
qliepern Ieiner @emeinbe ben Iusz
fritz. bic bann. in hemfelben Sabre Die
enoliT9e 9emeirlbe griinbeten, unb
stpar nit foleenben 8edmten: prGiz
bent 6enrD 6ertel, S9aBmeiiter 8.
81. Seder unb Setretdr Soi. Singez
malb.
Sn elmer ipGteren 8erfammlung
hef6loB man, bic gegenpdrttge Stride
. Der SHz8altimprer Station Der
bid. Metbobiitensair6 gu eriteben,
1tnb $1,000 purben bafiir be5ablt.
Die Sppot6ef auf bus @ebGube tpurbe
fiiralid dbbe5ablt.
8aitor 9enrp 9. 9emmeter mar
Der erfe prebiger Der @emeinbe unb
bierte berielben Bis 1895, tporauf er
einem Gufe mad pittsburg, pa..
folote. 9afor Osfar &aiier. Der
d~eoenpGrtige Seeliorger Der Sc
msinbe. folqte inn, unb unter ieiner
Qeifuuo purben bereits 8erbeherun=
1en Inn 8etraee bon $4,000 Dorsenomz
men. Die @emeinbe bat jeBt etpo
Zoo Mitqlieber unb Die Sonntags=
iduls ZOO
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Stn0t Saltim0re
grirIbtf6rbcrnns nod benz auslanbr.

Oie duslGnbil9e goft fir bic NIT
Dem 8. W1Gr5 enbenbe Wo4e fdltebt
Gin alien EGue. piinftli9) i'm bieiigen
poftamte tpie folgt (fir padetia9en
offen tGali9 bon 9 ubr 9ormittdgs
Biz 5 ubr Nu9mittags, ausgenom@
men Sonntags):
Die poft 1T often fir PudetzStide
Bpm 9 u6r @ormtttags Bis 5 ubr
Na6mittags tdgGt9, ausgenommer
Sonntaes.
Grans : 4ttantii4e 30 It.
Mittpo9 - 9 rbr 46enOs, fir
Sronfrei6, Siio : europa, @gDpten
unb 8ritii9 : Snbten, per 9ampfer
ga 9retagne," bia SABRE, (Poft fir
anbsre SbeiIe guropa's muB per
9ampfer r2u 8retagne" uoreHirt
fein).
6reitaq = 9 ubr Mbenbs, fir Srz
Lamb, per 0ampfer vumbrid," pia
9ueenstopn (poit fir anoere Sbeile
@uropu's muB per Sampfer rumz
6rtu" abrefirt iein); II ubr Qberos,
fir europa, per Oumpfer n&ronprtn3
Wilbelm," pia plpmout6, gberbourg
unb 8remen.
poft ii g Ii D. GentraIs
4mertfa, 30 It etc.
Sreitag = Z u6r Qbenbs, fir Ga
Plata : Staaten, per 9ampfer n@toz
ma" II ubr Na9ts, fir Bermuda,
per 0ampfer rpretoria;" fir Pprto
&ico, Curacao unb 8ene3uela, per
Oumpfer Caracas" fir 5ortune
SslanO unb Samat:1, per 0ampfer
r~Qnegbunp;" fir 9uit; unb Santa
Marta, per 9dmpfer rNlps."
Die poit fir Neufunblano Dta
NprbzS ibneD unb Miguelon pia 3d.
fton f9lieBt bier tGgli4 um 3 uhr
Na9mittaas; fir guba bia Sampa
tGgIi9 UNI / l1br Na9mittags; fir
6pnburas, Gotta &tca unb 9uatez
malu pta Nep>O Orleans tdgli9 um
s l1br lbenos.
Grams g actfic 81 It.
Sreitag = u6r Qbenos, fir G9tz
no unb Supun, bia Tacoma.
Samftag = ubr 4benos, fiir9a<
mali, Sapan, CHINA unb bic Pbilipz
pinen, biu San 5ran3isco.
pot fir @utralien, gefp 3ealun0,
Sill, Samoa unb 9afpai i4lieBt bier
tdgli9 Bis gum Is. MGra UNI 3 ubr
Na9mittugs.
Srans : pacific : poit pirb tGgz
lt9 gum 46gangsbafen befOrbert unb
arrangements finb getrOffen fir De-
rem ununter6ro4ene ue6erlanb : Be-
f%Orberung.
g. Oabies 90 arfielb,
8pfmeifter.
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9erfonaG : 3oti5en.- 5r.
Carl RuppeG 1T foe6en aus @umber=
Lamb 3urifgetebrt, pOfel6t er i'm
Quftrage feines @4piegerfo6nes 9rn.
9enrp Rippel, Die @rri4tung Der
bortigen n9ermunia : 8raueret" be-
auHi9ttgte. Die 8rauerei foa i'm
@pril in 8etrieb gefeBt perben.
Der GpngreB : Qbgeorbnete s.
q. @9irm Giegt CUR 3eit an ben SOL
qen elmer f9peren Grtdltung in ieiz
ner @Obnung, Rr. 1141, argple>
4benue, burnieoer.
Suite q Of ii 6 D.
Gu It : Botrt. = Nie aus 5uber>
IGfiger Quele berlautet, 6eabii9tigt
bic Baltimore : Ohio : 8a6n" 5piz
{6en 100000 unb 100000 gu
pe~rausqaben, nm lire 8ertebrss 5uz
eilitdten in 2ocut pOint gu eripei>
tern unb neue pliers gu erriatens
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man, Mepnoert 6obbema, 9abiO Sc
niers, DIRT 0alens, 8art6olomeus
8reenbergb, San Ban @open, @iuem
SanBen Ban MierepeIt, Nbra6am
Mtgnon, 9einri4 Cornelius 8an
8liet, San Nfelpn unO U}terts.
Mt9ael MuntaciD, Der berii6mte
ungatii9e Maler, unb ietn S4iiler
@ac3lap 8ro3it iinO ie bur4 Elm Dell
gemGlbe pertreter.
9r. 5aris 6. 9itt, Elm ameritdniz
f9er @rperte, lit Der @ei4Gftsleiter
Der Nusitequng uno Die 8eamten Der
Nu5iteuung5 : 9eieui6uft limb: Prdz
iiDent SO. %. Spence; 8icez9rGftbenz
ten: .. 6. 8ilman, g. 9apies Warz
fielb, S6eoOore Marburg, Sofas
bennington, 6enrp 3. 9arlun, Sobn
q. Steele, Mtt9uel SSenttn8, M}enbes
@oben, Niutam 8epier, So6n 8.
9arrett unb s. 9. Npel Wpatt; Sez
fretGr Walpo Nepcomer; 9ilfsSSez
tretGr QemueI 8, 4ppolO; @4uBmeiz
tier 5reberif 81. GoIIton. SIREN
0ireftoren: bic So. @ouperneur
Smith, Or. 30. u. Moale, 81. Brent
&epier, s. MiIcor 8ropn, 9aotO
Qmba9, Or. 8. 90. 9urb, 8(an9arO
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berger, %. @. S9aper, eugene 2eoe=
ring, 9. g. So6niton, Qaiprafon
Higgs, Solomon YretB, s. s. Goben,
20. $. 9erot, GOpin 8arfielb, %.
%, Spence, iun., So6n Sin, gilbert
&apner, Sefe Spion, 8m. u. Mar~
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pin, @lapton s. 9aG, GlDmer @6pte,
Sas. 8. Mt2ane, Simon 3pIenburg,
Or, Sponep Gone, Sobn 6. 9urit,
Or. 6. %. @tlau, 2lopO 8. SudiOn,
Spf, Gbons Sperrp, So6n 9. Siam
lap, S6erlod 9pann, Is. Stanlep
8arn, Or. Wm. M6itrioge, 0alter
%. N6ea, %. 8. Wbitribge, @6aS. 8.
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renee Surnbuu, 5. g. 9am5IetDn,
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@uggenbeimer, Sobn Plea7ants, %.
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g. Sagort Steele, 9. s. Chem, %.
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90. 8blie, g.. 8. 9iIoerIleeoe, Mofes
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min, @bas. %. 6opurb, @eo. 8lufiz
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| Sames, SO6n 81. Glenn, Gilbert @eil,
9abiO 9uBler, $. 8ilion 9atterIon,
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g, Dimes, 6rant 5rid, .. 81. Barter,
q. .. StfAer, O.. ManbeI6aum uno
Whtb. 0SftDpr Rdhner.
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@lntiae 9raa6pte.

53fpei 8riiber nit Bell unb 6ammer
niebergef4lagen. - Merben taum
nit benz 2eben bapontommen. -
Die Sbdter in 6aft.
Sin befperater &f fanb Qefern
Ru9mittag 1 ubr in Satp6 6arris'
&urafpaarenlaben, CIR. 10, Ofz8ak
timprezS traBe, ftatt 3pi16en :Safo6
6arris, 50, 6arrp 5arri5, Is, uno
6amann SleifAmann, 30 Sabre alt.
einerieits unb ben 8rioern Sato6
81. 8ermunn, 30, BON g}r. 1136,
@iibz@ 6arles@S traBe, unb Meber g.
germann, 26, BON Or. 308, 6aOz
Charles StraBe, an0ererIeit8. Die
@e6rit0er 8ermann %erlitten BEL Dem
Sample boppelte S9Goel6ru6e unO
befinben fi4 i'm g@taOtz6oIpitol;" Ie
nurben unge6lt9 nit Sell un0 Sam
mer niebergef9lagen. Der Gltere 6arz
rig ION cSdtob 8ermdnn dngebli6 nit
einem Sell einen@9lag berieBt BADEN,
unD elmer Der bet0en Anoeren, 9QrrD
9arris ober 6aman 5leifamonn, Iot
Mtener g. 8ermann nit einem 6ams
mer nieoergeI6lugen 6aben. &ater
unD Sobn urb 6lsiT4mann neroeH
i'm mittleren 6tation86aufe fir Elm
@fernere5 @er60r fe1tgebalten; tie nurz
ben BON benz Sergeanten 2ancaiter
unb ben 9oli3iIten Build unb Siebert
per6aftet. Ser Streit entitdno oaz
bur4, baB M}ener @. 8ermann BEN
dlteren 9orris beI8uloigte, i6m gez
tern N3orgen nur BRET 63a6teIn nit
&rdgen, anItatt flint, gegeben gu 6az
ben, mas GeBterer entI9ieoen in Nbs
reOe iMtellte, Die 9Oipitaldr3te Iagen,
Die 8riiOer bitten nur geringe @usz
it4t auf @eneIung. Ser GItere 6arris
giebt gu, Sato6 nieOergei4Ia9en gu
baden.
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GeiicnOc nab europa, saifOn 1902

Jtcllcnoc Rnd1 @nrOpa, SailOn I0O2
t0nnen ieBt i'm @orau5 RajGten onf
trgeno elmer 0ampferz2inie Dur4 unS
6elegen, S4iffsplan, 4~6fa6rtsplan u.
IN. auf9erlangen 3uoei9idt. 8 9ep.
8. 0tener& g., 9afagierz4genz
ten, Rr. Ais, Waterz5 traBe. Qu5z
ldnOiI4es @elo, 8e9ieI unO Greoitz
8riefe. 9eutI9es @elo 81 ~bertaufeni
"a Gents pro Mart.
30-5&6
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8eieuungen uuf Die am 5rettag erf4einenbe nddfe
Modenaus9u6e iOaten i'm 8Oraus gema4t merben, hu
5u6reiae Na6fragen no4 Der IeBen Drummer ni4t befrtez
btgt tperoen tonnten.
0sfel6e entbdlt ferner ebitoreGe 8eipre4ungen uber
bic polttif6e Gage bs 2unbe5; Die pOuitdn6igiten &obelz
bepef6en aus alien 9btlen Guropu's; Die iPatefen Sn=
Ianbz0epeI6en; cine ppne Settle beuti8er 2ofalnudri6en,
fir bas @o6enbGatt ipe5sQ 6~ear6etet; &pmane; Nopelen;
MifTsnI6ufHi6es; Die pi4ttgften Nu6riften aus benz Snz
neren Marplanb's unO ben ongren8enOen @tuaten; g}arttz
unb 80rfenberi9te II. t. IN.
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selepbOn=G arb.S nIemDer gratis.

Sin niBli4er unb i40ner Selep6onz
garbz8alenOer pirO gratis an
cS6re NOrefie gefdnbt, tpenn Sic ii6
an uns penben, an uns f4retben ober
telep6ontren.
80 D."
Nr. 315, 8eitz6 apette >StraBe.
(61-5)
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@etterausfi9ten. - Sir
Marplanb unb ben 9iitrift Column
bta flar am 9onnerftag unb Sreitag.
friI6e n0rbli6e Winbe.
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Nittlerer 8arometerftdHb ................ 29.9l
S0nlIcr SGrometerftaHo cam 20 .)... .....-.. jO.3H
9tieorigittr Saroneteritano Gam 40 .........19.2S
WiittleTer 51erlHometeritano ...... ...............3O
Sohirer 86ermometeritauo tam !S.J.......... 80
9iieorieiter 5bermometeritaHo o. ....-..........13
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-27
kEITn's NEW THEATRE

A better cure for the blues can hardly
imagined than the screaming farce,
Too Much Johnson" which the Albee
pmpany are presenting at Keiths this
eek. AS usual with first,nights of this
bmpany, there was n large and demon
lrative audience present last evening,
nd the hilarious elements of the com
by awoke screams of laughter and un-
tinted approval. From the rise of the
urtain TO the very last line, the audi
nee was kept In one continuous gale of
herriment, the action OF the play being
everal times interrupted by the uproar-
bus laughter. The performance last
yening was one that reflected great cred
upon the stage management and upon
he individual members, there was a
ommendable smoothness and harmony
bout the production. hardly to be looked
br In a stock performance so early In
be week.
TOO Much Johnson" is as great a con-
rast 10 the strong. intense drama OF
3lst week, as can well be Imagined. IL
a farce, pure and simple. and no fun
Ter one has been seen I'm Providence
pr many years The play abounds with
mart. witty lines, and complicated and
.eally convulsing situations. and the play
constructed with deft, masterful
. tyle of characteristic of the Gillette
Hays.
. The story Is based upon the Irritation
b Augustus Billings. "A Wall street brok-
r, with Clairette little Frenchwoman,
! those husband, by name Dathls, Is
n importer of wines. and travels. Dur
ng the Irritation. Billings has posed as
| Mr.. Johnson, and has exchanged pho
bgraphs with Clairette. He explains his
bsences from home 10 his wife by say
.hg that he has invested I'm a plantation
u Santiago de Cuba. Just as he Is about
y start upon one OF these supposed trips
o Santiago, his wife and mother-in-
.aw announce their determination TO
company him. Billings remembers that
n old college chum OF his owns a planta-
hon. there and decides 10 ask Billy, his
hum, to loan the plantation to him for
couple OF weeks, that is, allow BIZ
. ngs 10 pass as the owner Of the plan
jation while Mrs. Billings and her moth
Ir-in-law remain upon the scene.
Just as they get on board, Dathis, the
jery husband Of Clairette. dashes on the
Iteamers. having discovered the photo
traph OF the Mr.. Johnson In Clairette's
possession. In his struggle TO secure
he photograph from her. he has torn IL
b half, and tracks the supposed John
|on 10 the steamer, swearing to kill
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-27
new PARK THEATRE.

II was a good sized and appreciative
audience that enjoyed the presentation
of 'The Danites," by the Louis Leon
Hall stock company, last evening.
The melodrama of quarter century
ago has lost none Of it's popularity and
II is evident THE Danites" will be ever
welcome in this city
OF course Mr.. and Mrs Mckee Rankin
really made II famous and they were sus-
tanned by a good company and Louis
James who proved a clever Mongolian.
The plot of the story centres around the
efforts Of a young girl to escape death AT
the hands OF the Danltes. who have kill
ed the other members OF her family for
an alleged participation In the shaving OF
Smith. the great Mormon prophet In
order TO escape her relentless pursucrs
the girl dresses In mans clothes and for
some time lives in rough mining camp
in the Sierras. Under the belief that she
is dead, the man she loves marries an
eastern woman who drifts into the camp
and who learns the story OF the psuedo
young miner. The intimacy between the
two women nearly causes serious trou-
BILE I'm the family Of the honest miner.
but the death and consequent discovery
OF the sex OF the heroine straightens out
all entanglements and results I'm a peace
ful ending 90 the play.
Every member In the company Is clever
and the following cast speaks for itself:
Nancy Williams, the head of doomed
family. Margaret Dlbdin Pitt: Hulda
Brown. christened by the miners. the
widow" Eugenie Lawton: Sally Sloan.
known at the Forks as Gag Tommy"