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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-29

need OF receiving a draft from the foun-
tain Of youth themselves. But this is not
unusual with comic opera, which with the
passing OF the minstrel show has become
the natural depository for abandoned coll
lections OF old jokes
Mr.. Hitchcock Is dressed and made up
like a caricature OF the extinct dodo and
he looks and acts very funny. The bird
has been recently described and pictured
by Mr.. Oliver Herford. whose verse and
pictures. In all probability. suggested this
more extensive bit OF fun:
This Pleasing Bird. | grieve to own
Is now Extinct His Soul has Flown
To Parts Unknown. beyond the Styx
To Join the Archoeopteryx.
What Strange, Inexplicable Whim
OF Fate. was u 20 banish him?
When Every Day the numbers swell
OF Creatures We could spare so well:
Insects that Bite. and snakes that sting,
And many another NoNious Thing.
All these, my Child, had i my Say,
Should be Extinct this very Day.
Then would I send a SDecial Train
To bring the Do-do back again.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-29

gheatrey... &


be handsome. as we'll as vocally well
equipped TO MI the demands OF the musi-
cal drama.
Beauty and grace and unusual vocal ac-
complishments are also the possessions or
the soloists OF the other sex. Miss Simp-
SON. Miss Mckinney Miss PEBBLES and
Miss Risley are diversified types OF
beauty. but alike In being good singers
who delight the audience with their rem
dering OF the many choice numbers that
fall to their parts. The chorus sings
finely, too. whether IL be "A rollcking bit
swinging piece with grand opera
smash 10 II. or choral, with an anthem
like quality.
The company is a big one IL is trained
10 a nicely The orchestra IL doubled
and IN impressively led by n conductor I'm
white kid gloves as the last and proper
nnish TO his evening clothes. The evo-
lutions ard the music move with perfect
swing ana effective emphasis. In its
finish no production that has been seen
this season surpasses King Dodo"
The story is about "A king who dHcreed
that time should be set back thirty years
all over his Kingdom. while he himself
seeks "A fountain OF youth Mr.. Hitchcock,
as the kim is funny In quaint and
different way from other funny men in
his line.
The Jokes that are provided for him are
not unique. and some OF them are consid-
erably older than the opera and sadly In
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-29
NEW EMPIRE THEATRE.

There was a large audience last evening
at the New Empire theatre TO witness
Hal Reds interesting dramatic story OF
"At the Old Cross Roads" The play is
presented by Arthur c. Alstons company
and the efforts OF the company won
merited approval
This play Is OF the regular melo-dra-
matte nature. II has plenty OF the widest
kind OF passion. There are things por-
trayed that arouse the Indignation and
IL is represented as a story OF the day.
The piece Is southern one and there
are pretty southern interiors ana eX-
teriors. There Is about the play IN the
less strenuous movements delicate
flavor that some OF the lovers of the
theatre might think the redeeming fea-
ture. But the play is meant 10 be COM
mentary on certain conditions that have
for generations existed IN 8FTe part of
this country The wisdom of bringing
them TO prominence outside Of the part
where they cannot escape prominence
may be questioned but the result OF Mr..
Reid's work is very thrilling.
There have been few worse pieces Of
villany portrayed on the stage than is
portrayed I'm this play. IL would be hard
10 find anywhere a more painful story
than that OF the heroine. The hatred of
one race for the other and the dtaboncal
hatred OF one man are expressed here
as fortunately they are very seldom
shown i'm real life.
The players, though, do splendidly. All
sorts Of characters are represented: the
very good and, Before initiated, the very
worst Miss Jane Corcoran as heiress 20
Magnolia Grove. and the young educated
woman. who is denounced as having ne
gro blood I'm her veins. has a most diff
cult part 20 play In the lighter portion
of the character she Is charming, and
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-29

ceived as is the singing by the sand Hill
Quartette"
The company presenting this rather
complicated plot include the following:
Caleb Swan. Will w. Crimans; Asa Bice,
Stuart Fuimea; Gewhiliker Hay, Dan
Sheehan; Tom Romano, Geo Lund; Bar
low. Herman s;scinman: Spike. Leon Par
met Carter. Jos. Pattison; German Jake,
Randall Evans: Arazona Dan. Geo. Has
held; Tennessee Kent, Mildred Hyland:
Mrs. Hay. Helen Harcourt; Nettice Bice,
Fannie Curtis.
The management announce for next
week the sensational romance "A Badge
OF Honor"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-29
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

NARRAGANsETT-c W Rlodget. New
York: J = Sebly. Milford; J n g Whitney,
PHILADELPHIA: Il Cass, New York; ID T.
Groves. w M Grant. II s Wagner Bos-
tom tG 4 Parker New York. X G. How
ard. Boston: y - Walsh, 81 Louis; R
Hitchcock. s Bach, q Bailey, New f0rK'
Mrs nj n Hoadley. Providence; u Joshea.
Springfield: q r Ps,ilens. u A; q
Jaoues. q n Hunt. New York. G. G Car
y Jones. Boston; & Wissman, New York;
w Johnston. Boston; W + Hopper.
Springfheld. u G Pike. New York; y )
Welch. Cambridge. l. } Du Bots. y :
ridden Jr. New York w : Humphrey,
New britain Martin Hays. New York: "
T. olds. Lansing; VI Hasten, II l. Pur.
dewall. Chas r Cole New York. G q
Towne. Boston: + w McGovern. New
York Huntington Lee. Boston; John Nal
looh Savannah. G d Rowe. New York;
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-29

Lisle Leigh and Miss Helen Reimer made
the most of the small parts entrusted to
them. as did also Mr.. Albert Marsh, and
Mr. Malcolm Arthur.
Next week the Albce company will pre-
sent Jerome X. Jerome's dainty comedy.
Miss Hobbs
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-29
SOME FOOLISH PEOPLE

Allow a cough 90 run until u gets beyond
the reach OF medicine. They often say.
"Oh. Il will wear away" but In most
cases II will wear them away. Could they
be induced 10 try the successful medicine
called Kemps Bslsam. which is sold on
q positive guarantee to cure. they would
Immediately zee the excellent effect aftcr
takTng the frst dose. Price sc and 5oc.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-29
PROVIDENCE OPERA HOUSE.

At the Providence Opera House all the
week with matinees Wednesday and Sat
urday. the comic opera king Dodo"
Book by Frank Pixiey and music by Gus
tsve Luders.
Gifted students OF evolution assure us
that there was once such a thing as a
dodo. At least one novel has been written
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-29
DO YOU KNOW THAT

We do linen better ara retain its wear
longer than any other laundry in tho
city? Phone. 2oS7-2 Union.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-29

Sullivan. Fall River; y c Bowker. Prov:
Howard Hall. John CIarter, Newark; w
Spencer. A II Crosto@, n It Bartlett.
Prov.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-29

THE ALBEE-Frannh Folsom. busi-
ness manager "HumaIh Hearts 90; " ID
Meredith. n Y; A w Mglulnd. New Bed
ford: ] r Starks. BoOnon> + W Bailey.
"King Dodo" Co: ] Ree.lay and wife.
Worcester; s w Butrke Boston; G G
Devlin. schenectady. INY.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-29

Papa-rs the teacherr atshed with you'
Toby--O. quite
Papa-Dd he tell youtsoY
Tohy-Yes. After az close examination
he said to me the otl0W d ay. II alI ny
scholars were like yoOO ! would smut UP
my school this very Day That SHOWS
that 4 know enough. .--~StmN Stories.
"The French count hmGs some Of the
things ne hears about america are grea'-
~ exaggerated
"Ah7" -, -
.sYes. he saws ne trasmped ovsr New Jcr-
sev for Elk days without m'e>uns sthe'v
octopus. "-ChicaGo NesNs
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-29

PERRtN--G w Davis. r " Leydon,
Roger Ayotte, Prov; Miss Carleton. N Y;
Mrs | s Brigham. Boston; Mrs Dew
hurst. " Hargraves A NJ Sesal. Bridge
port: oscar Bauer JAS RUSSELL w M
Chester, Jr, w q Johnson, N Y; A
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-15
M Siebentes &apitel.
Ser lcBtc Miae.

giniee Gage nod Dem Seite bon
Sanct Sage par Ole erlaudte @ittpe
BON IenboSa nit Sraulein 8ianco
bon Scr lanepierigen grbolrngsreiie
IN ibr ~SommeribloB 5uriifgefebrt.
Ser nlte Ilonio belpiafommnete Die
.bobe Serrifaft nit Iebbafter Sci.
leios6eSeugitug r. Oenm eS mar Die
&unoe BON bes @raieu Sooe idon in
Ole Burg. selangt - uno freute iif
nebenbei boh mieOer, Die cole Donna
iammt Dem bolben Sohterlein auf's
Weile na6 10 LANCER 3eit bemirtben
an biirien. Limb, ieste er bin5r,
oipie miro iib crit Der aobler bonn
@aloe freuen, oaB ibr nun angefom-
men. Ser iiberlaitige Nlte erltien
faIt ieoen Gag am SuBe oeS SdloB-
biigels. uno ipabte nit Dem idGrf.
item Salfenblid geaen Die Seniter oes
grdiliden 8emaheS, Oh tein bober
@aIt ibm freum0li6 entgegenpinfe.
@ebntiitbig uuo lau9iam lab ib i'm
ie0es Wal mieoer 3uriidfebren IN Den
@alo; uno ois menm er elm titles
Seimpebe nuh Der Burg i'm Screen
TRACE, manote er nod oft BEN Ylid
heriiber, bis er perlbWanb binter ben
Grlenbiiihen."
Die @rdiin labelte, inoem iie
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-15

cine Iuffor0ering perbreiten. Sier,
bieies Sapier! SD truge es biniiber
IN Die fran50iti6en Sbaler. ltno
8ott gebe, baB es al Den @ugen oes
iebrli6 geIu6ten 8rafen gelunge!-
Nehmt, uno - lett ben Snbalt!"
@ie 5~itterte ser Giniieoler Dor
innerer gepegnng. &aum fonnte er
oas glatt in Den S1nOen balten. ltnb
er las: Ser 8ouig unO Die Hution
bon Spanien entbieten Dem eolen
@rafen &oorigo bon Galmu ibren
8ruB, unb tbun linn 81 piiien: Der
oberite 8eriftsbof bon Waorio fat
BEN angeflagten Sliihtling freige.
iprodel1, ltno i'm III ben 9eiib Der
Sitter nieoer eiugeiebt. 9un aber
miro er offentlif uno oringeno aitf.
~aeforoert, 10 er nod lebt, lino no
tmuer er iif aIf6alten mag, nad).
Dem er bieB geleien, 5u ieinem Hegi'
mente na6 Soleoo 5uriid5nfebren,
Inn bieies pobleeorbnet uno einee.
iibt nod 9erlauf bon m~enigen Sagen
IN Die aufriibrerilben Hie0erlanoe
a6aitfii1ren. Seine alte Sapferfeit
nrb sic groBen friegeriihen 9eunt.
niiie ieines Settles meroen ii6 be.
eifern, Dem aonige uno Der Station
AT seigen, oaB er iol6' bobes Ser
trauen 5I ebren tpiiie, nit Dem tbm
uuf's Scene Die 8naoe oeS Sofes ent.
gegengefommen."
60 lautete Ser Snbalt. Sem Gre.
miten fiel oas glatt aus ben SGnoen.
@r erbob lid bon Ger SelienIpibe =
lno IN hummer Inbetung fniete er
an SuBe OeS &reu5es. Die Caro-
rane i~talunte uuo fonnte lid, iolh'
rdtbielbaft geuebmen nibt erfldren.
aber am friibeiten Worgen trat i'm
fiiritliden 9eipanoe, nit bliBenoen
Srbcusiternen auf ser 9ruit, Der
@remit Dor lie - uno iprad) nit Id
delnber anmutb: Sd bin 8raf Ho-
ortao bon Yolmu!" -
Die &erDunDerung Ser Wdultbier.
trei6er lit nidt 81 beihreiben. Die
Ginen ianfeH ibm 81 SiiBen; Die
Inoeren entifnloigten iih nit Der.
mprrenem 3erg. gr aber oantte in
aler SerSli6teit fir tire burd ied)s
Sabre trel geleiiteten Sreimoi6afts-
bieuite, uno iiigte bin5u: rgtlm ieBet
euerer Sreunolihfeit Die arone auf,
uuo gebt mir zines euerer Malll-
There, .DaB i'd augenblidlib meine
Neiie on Den beltimmten Srt mntrete.
Sh bin Dem a0nige @eboriam, Der
Station meme Sienite idulOig, uno
leiite tie Inn 10 lieber, oa MIN meme
ltnidulO, an Ben Sag gefommen.
@ebt mir elm Waultbier - in mel.
mem Ealaite 81 Soleoo mogt ibr es
mie0er abbolen; lnO ib mill euf fir
al bas @ute, 10 ibr mir angetban,
reifli6 belobnen!"
Ser 8ruf batte ole 9itte fallm
ausgeiproden, 10 poate Sober lie
audi ihon erfiiaen. llnD in menigeE
Iuqenbliden ltano elm Waultbier Dor
ibm, CUR iflemiaen Reile ausaerii.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-15

itet. Sin Sreiber poran pies BEN
engen SelSpfao ourf ole ountle Se.
birgsi6luft bis IN Die Nieoerumgen.
iporauf er Oen boben 8eiienOen Dem
Shube oeS Simmels empfabl, uno su
ieinen 8enoiien 5uriidfebrte. =
GortieBung folgt.) ~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-15
Sic nencn &n1pfc.

Gin llngar, Der iebr gebro6en
Geutih iprad, ldBt iih MaB 5tt
einem nellen &ode uebmen, milniht
iebod Die Sn0pie nift nad uugari-
idler Mooe, Oidt aneiuunoer, geieBt
81 baben. Gr iagt oaber Sum Shnei-
Der. inoem er altf Die betrefienoe
STEELE binoeutet:
pMaden Sic Hod nidt nit
&nopp, &uopp, &nopp, ionoern
&nopp mart q bibl, anopp mart q
biBll"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-15
Ndtes &apitel.
Ser G%iniic0ler aus Den EDrenGen

lin bieielbe Belt itano auf Der
Sobe Der falten GprenGen einige bum
bert Sd,ritte entfernt BON Der rallben
8ebirgsitro6e, Die bon Barcelona
aus na6 Yerpignan fiibrt, = cine
armielige, IN 5ipei Selien geitultete
Siitte nit elmer Oiirftigen geoadung
aus 6ldtenreiier, Ilpenitrob unb
gr1illidem @ergmoos. Wun bate
oieie Soble cher fiir ben I~nfeutbalt
Der @ebirgstbiere, reiBenoer @olfe,
piloer &aben lInb ewig5anfenoer
Wnrmeltbiere anieben f6nnen, menn
nidt elm grobes, aus eillem Siften-
itamme g~e5immertes &reu5 Dor Dem
Gingange Der SOble Dem poriiber.
gebenben 8ilger aeiagt bate, es lei
cine menidlihe @obmtng, ia obne
3peifel Der eininme NuientbaItSort
eines Won6es, Der Der @elt Den
Shei0ebrief geaeben, ooer zines
SiiBers, Der inter @e6et uno Sbra.
llen in itiler gutiagung Ser5eibung
Der Climber BON ieinem Seilanoe err
fleben moute.
IS mar an einem freunoliden
Sommertoge, oils tief in Den Sbalern
nnten nod Der frdftigite Sonnen-
Itrabl erqllifeno iiber ole fetten Srif.
ten iid allsbreitete, wGbreno auf Dem
ihallrigen 9ebirge elm falter @benD
bGmmerte, neil iid Ser Sagesglans
lhon lunge binter Der gelpaltigen
Spite bes bimmelboben Waluoetta
perborgen batte. - ga trat aus Der
SOble Elm GROCER Wann i'm i6mar5-
braltnen gremitenrode. Gin longer
Bart perounfelte Die SGlfte Ieines
8eii6teS. Die @angen waren blaB;
bitter bliften Die rotbgelpeinten
Nusen; unb on Der Stirne 5eigteu
lid elm paar tiefe Sllrdeu. Cont
ober blibte aus Der gall5en eolen Sc.
italt cine SeelengroBe, BON Der es
ldlieu, BOB lie audi ourd Die ibref4
lihiten Stiirme zines %leioenpoaen
2ebens nidt eroriidt meroen fomte.
Der Wann mari iih ouf Die &niee
nieOer nm 6itBe bes boben 8reu5es-
ltammes - rmb betete lange IN ltum.
men SbrGnen. Mit elmer riibrenben
Snbrllhit rmfaBte er enoliG oas &c.
beiligtc Spl5 unb iang ieinenL nie es
ifiel, gepObnliden A6enopialm NIT
tiefer Stimme:
uSier LEG i'd, Serr, Dor Dir I'M
Stnubel
limo ofine Dir mein arntes Ser5!
SaS Seio eroriidt MIDI = nur ser
@laltbe
Grbebt mid Shmaden bimmel-
mGrts.
ltn0 tGglib fleb' i6 Dor Der Soble:
Sab i'm alein nur meiner Seele!" -
Nad elmer @eile erbob er ii6; uno
itarr Den glif nab ben boben Selien-
ipiben erbebeno, binter benen Die
Some ~pcrborgen mar, fliilterte er in
bas i6allrige @eben oes Moroolts,
als Denn oieies feline @orte Der ibei-
oenoen Some bringen iolte: o0u
&oniain Der 8Grme uno Oes 2ihte5,
aus oeren goloenen Strablen Wiaio.
nen Der @eifopfe 2eben uno Gr-
quidung IN iib lallgen malm mirit
on euolid, menn on oeiu Saupt em'
porbebelt aus Dem Gitliben @erpdi.
Ter, audi IN oieie S0ble einen 2iht-
ltrabl oes Sroites ienoen, uno 0ieies
falte, balbgebrohene Ser5 NIT elmer
iroben SugeSppit ermGrmen2"
llno er ieste iih am Ginsanee ser
Siitte nieoer auf oas moosbepa6iene
SelSitiid, bas aus Der mgebeuren
SergmaIIe berporragte. SeBt manote
er oas Iuge iiber oas @ebirge liio.
peitlib Der 8egeno 81, no iein @eilt
an Den ounfelgriinen lliern oeS Saio
cas- freunpli6e Soleoo i'm ieben lieB.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-15
fScite Snucriidt.

Snme: SEER lieutenant mpaen
bic beabiiftigte Noropolfabrt NIT.
madlen?"
Sicutcnant: nGepiB! Sabe eipige
Su9erei griinolih iuttI"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-15

Ser Singing ithpies. Sic cole
0onnu pcriprah's nit einem ber5.
lid)er Sdnoeorud. = SSebt manote er
iid oil 8rditlein 8ialtca. Die
SbrGne", ipra6 CT, rio ibr, boloes
SrGitlein, DEM ideioenoen permaiIten
&Haben meint, lit linn Elm iiiBes Bet
den, Dob ibr eild eerne an Die Gage
Der 4inobeit erinnert, oa i) nit eud)
uno current 9ruoer ipielen ourfte on
Der Seite eurer erlau6ten Wtlltter.
ltno Dern ibr mir nun einen @efal-
len ermeilen Doat - nebmt bier Die
Wtanoola! Son nel6en Singern
fonnten Die MEDITERRANEAN Gone
frennOliGer aus ben Suiteu ermedt
neroen? 9ann in Der itillen g(benb'
itunbe, Die ibr Dem Qnbenfen bes
gruoers in Ser Serne un0 pieaei6t
aud, Dem entid)murtoenen Sober
peibt, mDgt ibr oas gebeimutbpouc
Sieo, NIT Dem i6 elt6 5uerlt begriiBt
uSS IuIIlIlIl ell StttQQe lelH
gegallgen ...."
God parum mad id BEN IbI6ie0
mir iclbit 10 idmer? Sd gebe ia nit
8ott 1no NIT Dem guten Sebren met
mes per~Itorbenen Weilters! = Rrm
lebet pobl! 2e6et re6t iiiB mnD
mobll gble 9onna, bol0es Srau-
lein, iebet epig pobll llno ieben mir
inns bier nift rpieoer bort,
BORT iibcr ben Sternen lit feline Sren'
ming mebr!" =
Sci bieien @orten nabm er ieir
Geilepddd,en = ltno I'M 4ugen6lide
NOR er ben Nugen Der italtnenoen
Gonna uno meinen0en 9ianca emit
riidt.
Gr mollte gleth iiber bie 9erge.
Iber, adj, nod einnlal trieb. i'm Die
Sebniubt nab Gamillo's @rabe.
Sier lag er Die aan5e Ra6t binourt
allf ietnen &nieen. ga nun Der
Wtorgen unbrad), badte er Oaran,
Dob err uiht 10 obne Ramen binals,
munoern Tonne IN Die Deite Welt.
Sem wabrer Name lag ~perborgen IN
Gamiuo's 8rabe. Iber Iber benz
Sitgel blilbten ia Die freunoli6en
8lumen, Die er gepflan5t - uuo Die
Soffmng bliibte nit ibnen. $50
mia i'd, rief er, alberto Shores
heiRenl" =
Die ShrGuen ltiiraten 5oblos iiber
feline @angen. Gr nabm Den lebten
Ibiflieo bon Dem tobten MeiIter IN
fiibler groe; erbob ii6 eilig, i6nitt
BON Dem n1d)iten SageoorH eineu
tiihtiaen @anoerltab = uno mil
Dem @ablipruh: sd gebe mil
@ott!" 500 er einiam iiber Berg uno
Sbal - fort IN Die Sremoe.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1902-09-12
News is Confirmed.

Panama, Sept, 10.-The surrender.
to the Colombian rebels Of General
BERT and the troops Of his command
at Aqua Dulee, which has been pre-.
yiously reported and was generally be-
lieyed to have taken place. has now
been confirmed. This news reached
Panama through some former prison
ers Of the insurgents, who were lib
Grated yesterday at San Carlos. as the
result Of the landing there OF an ex.
petition from the government feet
Of gunboats. General Bert, who had
been besieged atEAgua Du1ce BY the
Insurgents since July 2s, only surren-
dered when his cause was hopeless.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1902-09-12
NOT ALARMED AT SURRENDER.
Officials Of Colombian Legation Min.

Officials Of Colombian Legation Min.
irnize the Aqua puIce Incident.
Washington, Sept. I0.--The officials
Of the Colombian legation profess not
to be seriously alarmed at the sur
render Of the government soldiers at
Aqua Dulce. The number Of govern.
mont soldiers there's estimated at less
than 5000; and, while their loss is a
setback, the Colombian representative
says 1t will cause greater activity to
crush the rebellion. The understand.
ing here is that the government had
1000 men under arms on the isthmus.
While this may be an underestimate,
legation officers say8there are enough
men left to offer strong resistance to
any efforts the revolutionists may
make. The revolutionists are thought
to be IN the vicinity Of Panama and
Colon.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1902-09-12
WAITRESS KILLS JEALOUS WIFE.
Mrs. Joseph Leslie of Bloomington
Shot by Daisy Carlton.

Mrs. Joseph Leslie Of Bloomington
Shot by Daisy Carlton.
Bloomington, Ill. Sept. 10.-Mrs.
Joseph Leslie was shot and killed
here last night by Miss Daisy Carl
ton. Jealousy was the cause. The
homicide occurred in q fashionable
residence district of the east side.
The victim came here q year ago from
Springfield with her husband, who
has been employed as a cook in a 10
cal restaurant. Daisy Carlton was
employed at the same as waitress.
Mrs. Leslie accused her husband OF
paying too much attention to the
waitress. While Miss Carlton and a
girl friend were going to their homes
last night. they observed Mrs. Leslie
standing behind a tree. They sought
to avoid her, but she followed and
struck the Carlton girl several blows
with a buggy whip. Miss Carlton re
taliated~ by drawing a revolver and
firing one shot. The bullet struck
the Leslie in the neck, sever.
ing her jugular vein. She died in q
few minutes without recovering con.
sciouspess. Miss Carlton walked to
the city hal and gave herself up.
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stimson Named for governor,

Denver, Sept. 10.-Edward G. Slim
son OF Cripple Greek. judge OF the
Fourth Judicial district, was nomi-
mated for governor by the Democratic
state convention On the first ballot.
An informal ballot showed him to be
In the lead, with 396 Of the $50 votes
necessary toa choice. The first regu-
lar ballot was only t~hreefourths com
plete when it was seen that stimson
had gained enough votes over the In
formal ballot to elect him, and his
nomination was made by acclamation.
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Hawaiian Volcano Active.

San Francisco, Sept. 10.-Accord-
ing to advfces received from Homo.
lulu the volcano Kilauea has again
broken out in active eruption. The
latest reports from the Hawaii isl.
and state that lake Of hot lava has
appeared In the smaller crater and
that the volcano Is again displaying
strsamers Of fire, forming q grand
spectacle. Prior to the display q
shock Of earthquake was felt at Hjlc
and the district Of Hamakta.
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Grand Duke Misses Connections,

New York. Sept. Io.-Grand Duke
Borus OF Russia was to have sailed
yesterday on the steamship Kaiser
Wilhelm der Crosse. He left New.
port Monday night on Cornelius Van.
derbilts steam yacht Mirage for
Wexford. r. !. Where.he was to have
taken q train Tor this city. An acct.
dent TO the yachts machinery, how.
ever, delayed him and he was unable
to land in time to make connection
with the train.
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To the Pubiic.

E-L
The beg to Announce that we have
purchased the business OF Ella M. Han
son, consisting Of dry goods. notions.
and ladies' furnishings. This is i first
experience In business for2ourselyses.
We are launching out in business witt
the full determination of making a sue.
We are not strangers to you; we
have sold goods over the counter TO. a
good many years III RAPID City, and
feel that W e have acquired the knowl-
edge of hoW to buy and how 10 please
you.
Our aim will be to handle nothing
but first class merchandise. We are
going to add largely the stock, and
will take orders for ladies' and misses
tailor-made suits, skirts and jackets.
In this department. we are going TO
make especial effort and will gulararI-
tee fit, fabric and workmanship.
We solicit a share of your patronage
and extend to You an invitation to call
and see us. We shall bend every effort
to please y0.l. Yours for business,
MAGGIEO OWENS.
BEA CLEMENS.
st. Joe street, Flormann Block
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Woman is Killed With Axe,

Stamps, Ark, Sept. 10.--The wife
Of John Harper. a resident OF this
place, has been murdered, her slayer
using an ak, with which ne dealt the
woman two heavy blows when she
was asleep. Her head was almost
severed from the body. The woman's
husband has disappeared.
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TWO Drowned In Rerths.

Detroit, Sept. 1O.-The steam barge
H. Houghton sank at its dock at the
foot of Dubois street. Two of the
crew, William Daniel and Edward
Close, were drowned in their berths.
It is thought that the cargo of crushed
stone absorbed 80 much water during
the heavy rain last night that the
weight of the water caused the vessel
to career and finally tip and sink.