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The Washington times., 1902-09-14
Crimmins and Gore in Comedy.

A promise of something bright and
entertaining comes with the announce
ment of an engagement OF Dan Grim
minis and Miss Rosa Gore in that musi-
cal farce. "A Warm Match" which will
make its first appearance in this city
at the Empire next week. This comedy
is said to combine the rollicking fun of
farces, the melody of opera, the pretty
faces of burlesque, and handsome cos
tunes of a spectacle
The Washington times., 1902-09-14
MATINEE TODAY
AT Q O'CLOCK
SHARP.

He sent a boy. who called the busi-
ness manager.
what do you mean by that, when
my back is turned?" asked Stetson.
Mean by what?'
well. you take it in right away. and
the next one you bring out paint on it:
The Washington times., 1902-09-14

|
ience.
Manager Charles Frohman has not lost
confidence in Its money making ouali-
ties, and will send it on the road at the
end of its run in this city.
stunning soldiers chorus and a song
about the fairies and goblins are the
really good things in "The Emerald
Isle," now running at the Herald SQUARE
| Theater.
Jefferson de Angels makes a sorry
Irishman and is certainly miscast. The
piece is lacking in good comedy and
gives few opportunities to the leading
members of the company. Whenever the
| chance is offered, de Angels tries to
dislocate his backbone, and fling flipflaps
all over the stage, but to no purpose.
act play. THE Mummy and the Hum
ming Bird" is doing we'll at the Empire
Theater, where no change of bill is like
| ly in the near future.
Wyndham, the English actor. who an
peared in it for six weeks at his theater
in London, and while it is not so good
as some others in which Mr.. Drew has
been seen. it furnishes excellent enter
tainment for his many admirers. Fine
work in his support is done by Lional
Barrymore, Guy Standing, and Margaret
Dale.
Mrs. jack with Alice Fisher in the
title part, is not a good play. but for all
that it serves to exploit the undoubted
ability of Miss Fisher. The piece has
many smart lines. and one or two in
teresting episodes. but it is badly con-
structed and takes the characters too
suddenly from farce to melodrama. Tho
sociates saves the piece from failure
Louise Thorndyke Boucicault's beauty
is fetching, and Thomas Evans as an ex-
prize fighter furnishes a capital imper-
sonation. Manager Harry Harris be-
lieves that the piece will make money.
Let us hope his expectations may be
realized.
Weldon Grossmith opens the Princess
Theater, at Broadway and Twenty-ninth
Street, in a fortnight with his own play,
The Night of the Party" and as he is
favorite here is likely to catch on.
The principal male member of his COM
pany is Herbert sleath. an English a. tor,
who is known as one of the wealthiest
men on the stage today. He is said to
be many times a millionaire, but enthu-
siastic regarding stage work. Sleath
The Washington times., 1902-09-14
MATINEE TODAY
AT . O'CLOCK.
sTETsoN.
Tyree's Starring Venture.

Miss Elizabeth Tyree. the Washington
actress who was at one time. during
her early days at Daniel Frohman's Ly-
ceum Theater. New York. popularity
known as Bessie Tyree, is now . full
The Washington times., 1902-09-14
THE DRAMA IN GOTHAM.

New York, Sept. IL.
The theatrical season in New York
has started with a rush, and with the
exception of the Garden and Madison
Square Theaters all the play houses are
open, and in nearly every case doing a
good business.
At the New York Edward E. Rice's
newest extravaganza, king Highball,
is on view. The piece is described as
''fantastical comic opera" The scenes
show a studio in Orange, N. j., throne
room in the palace on the planet Mars,
and an exterior Of the palace, with views
of the canals. These are not the Mic
aragua or Panama canals by long shot.
AS the management failed to furnish
synopsis of the plot of the piece II
will hurt no one to say that there is
only a thread of a story on which to
hang specialties, antiquated gags, some
of them with whiskers; and an old-time
Amazonian march. The principal role
is taken by Marie Dressler, clever
comedienne, with that distressing actor
William Sloan in the title part. jean
ette Lowrie and Louise Montague are
also in the cast The latter is relic
of Rice's "Evangeline" company Of more
than decade ago. The other people are
bracketed as "her companions" or "ex-
ponents of golf and lawn tennis"
All comic operas in these degenerate
days have these opponents"
king Highball' is rehash of almost
everything seen on the stage In twenty
years, and view of it is calculated to
drive one to drink.
It is the shallowest output OF the new
The Washington times., 1902-09-14

Tomorrow "The New Clown" will be
transferred to the Madison Square
Theater for an indefinite run.
In It's place at the Garrick will be seen
Robert Marshall's comedy. There's
Many a Slip," with Miss Jessie Mill
ward, formerly Of the Empire Stock
Company, and James Erskine. an Eng
lish actor, in the two important roles.
The New Clown has been severely
scored by the critics, much severer than
the piece deserves; and this is largely
due to the fact that the leading part is
The Washington times., 1902-09-14

totally unsuited to Jameson Lee Finney.
The Jingle and jollity of the pretty girls
in the circus scene aid materially in
making the play acceptable to an aud.
ience.
Manager Charles Frohman has not lost
confidence in Its money making quail
ties, and will send it on the road at the
end of its run in this city.
The Washington times., 1902-09-14

The dramatization of the Mr.. Dooley
sketches has been completed by E. f.
Rose. and the comedy will see the foot
lights in November.
NANCY SYKES.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-06-06
TRUST PROCEEDINGS
Criminal Suits In Lieu of, Civil VIII
Will Do the Business, Says
the Sage.

Lincoln, Neb, June Elm the COM
moner, issued to-day, w. j. Bryan di-
reefs column Of matter at President
Roosevelt, adjuring him t o begin Grim
inal proceedings against the trusts in
stead OF INDUCING. in civil suits Mr..
Bryan says: I.
TO President Roosevelt: Your atten-
ton IS respectiYel ca lied to- that portion
OF the Sherman antitrust law which de-
ciares> criminal any conspiracy in the re-
Observation-Disclosures ETAOINUNUCM
stralntt OF trade and names penalty
therefor. You are the chief executive of
TINS nation and as such are not only en-
powered but required to enforce the law.
By commencing civil action against the
members OF the beef trust you declare
That they are In your opinion guilty of a
violation of the law. Why do you hesi-
tate to begin a criminal action? The
penalty liked by statute is Insignificant
compared with the penalty prescribed for
a violation Of less important statutes.
When man iolates the internal reve-
nue. laws there is no hesitation about
prosecution, although the license fee is
small and the penalty Of selling without
q license heavy In proportion to the
crime i, Certainly no one will justify the
|, milo treatment OF a rich criminal and the
marsh, treatment ola poor one: Are they
favored on account OF the political influ-
ence* tnsy exert? It. is. publicly stated
that some Of the capitalists have con-
demned you for attempting to enforce the
antitrust law by civil process; is even
limited that they threaten to oppose your
| denomination II you show the strenuous
ness in this direction that you have to-
ward the Filipinos, but can you be
scared by such threats. Civil suits may
annoy the captains of industry but if
you are going o ''shackle cunning" you
will have to shackle; 1t with, criminal laws
| A prison cell will prove. more effective
| in preventing monopoly than judgments
or DEGREES for the payment Of money
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-06-06
THE KING OF MANUA OUT
REBELLION AGAINST THE u s.
All Over the Proper Way Of Serving
... .Kava, the Native Tangle- .5a5..
: &ss foot. E>-..
49e.1 York Su,, Special Servtoe

4Ses1 York Su,, Special Servtoe ~
San Francisco June 6:-The king OF
Manua has started a rebellion against the
United States. He is a South Sea island
potentate under the rule of Uncle Sam.
The kings subjects and the people OF
Tutuilla do not like each other. They
are not on speaking terms. They long
have wanted to fight each other. Now the
people Of Manua, and particularly. the
king, are as angry as hornets because the
high court of Tutuilla has decided what
is the proper manner of serving out kava
the native drink of the South Sea islands
and the high courts decision is backed by
the United States. r - -. :. y II
On the recent visit Of the United States
steamship, Aberanday TO Manua the de.
cision Of the high court OF Tutuilla was
communicated to, the. king of Manua:; His
mapesty said he would take no orders
from any Tutuillan court and would con-
t t. to serve put ka a in any way he
!. subsequently he Informed the govern
mont officials at -Pango-Pango that the
high courts decision had no influence
with him. and that he would not be ruled
by Tutuilla If he knew it. -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-06-06
"soRRoWs OF SATAN. VICTIM

SORROWS OF SATAN VICTIM.
Chicago, June 6--sitting on Wooded island
in Jackson park. With copy of the Sorrows
of Satan at his side, Arthur Dee James 80
years old, committed suicide by cutting his
throat and gashfng his left wrist with a
razor His motive. for the act is a. mystery.
James was employed as city salesman for a
local -four company, whose officials say that
his accounts are straight and that he was to
have received to-day raise in wages Of IS
week.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-06-06
TO THROW MEN OUT OF WORK

Chicago, June 6.-The packing houses of
Chicago are preparing to introduce more mod
ern methods into their system of meat de-
livery for city trade. They will use the rail-
way lines and will require but one-fourth Of
the present force Of drivers They have placed
each OF their distributing depots in the city
near railroad switch on some line connected
with the Belt system. L: $3.50 IL 4
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-06-06
ONE CORNER in HEAVEN

-
Denver, June 6.--Representatives of Denver
colored churches at called meeting, have
adopted resolutions declaring they will re-
main away from the International Sunday
school convention to be held in this city and
will notify colored delegates Throughout the
country not to attend unless an order re
stricting them to certain section Of the
church is withdrawn The action was char
acterized as UNJUST discrimination.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-06-06
An American Boy Included.

The ever present American boy cannot
be shut out Of King Edwards coronation
ceremonies. He is the son of John B.,
Sargent, the artist, and has been selected
by the Duke of Somerset as his page. The
boy Is father Of the man, SO it is not sur
prising that American men, grown up
boys, like the boys themselves, get what
they want. Their health and energy can
best be preserved with golden grain belt
beer, because 1t contains the strength of
bread and meat in q liquid form easy to
digest. If you haven't a case in your
home, telephone and get d case at once.
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SMOKE AND STEAM

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Seattle, Wash, June ;6.-White Redoubt,
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chicago to New York in 20 Hours
s.The PennsyIxan1a Special. !"

IN addition to present through trains,
the Pennsylvania Lines will, on Sunday,
June 18th, inaugurate their 20-hour pas
senger service between Chicago and New
York. leaving Chicago daily at IL o'clock
noon.
The equipment of the new train will be
up to date, and it will BE known as THE
PENNSYLVANIA Special running through
from Chicago to New York Ii 30 hours.
For particular information, please call
upon or address H. R. Dering, Assistant
General Passenger Agent Of the Pennsyl-
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MAY CARRY. WATER TO THE ELEPHANT.
New York, June SIN the coronation pro-
cession, says q, London dispatch to the
Tribune, F. S. Dymokc who claimed the right
to appear In Westminster as the kings cham
pion and to challenge all sundry persons to
mortal combat. has been accorded the peace
full task Of carrying the English flag.
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CAR. LOADS FOR JUNE BRIDES.

( New York, June $3.50 many carloads of
wedding presents have been sent to Green
witch, Conn, to be. delivered to the May and
June brides that the agent there, Charles D.
Mowrey, and his assistants Harry Burnett
and George Jernlan, have thrown up their
positions. The agent appealed to the ex-
press company for help, but in vain.
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KRUGER is SAFE
-
British Will Not Modest Him on

" 11eHsH7 VI nut .11U1est I1i1H On HIS
Return.
London, June e.-The Birmingham Post, the
organ Of Colonial, Secretary Chamberlain, to-
day says that owing to his; age land inArnai-
ties, the British government has waived Its
claim claim for the acknowle by Mr.. Kruger
OF British sovereignty over the Transyaal,
and has guaranteed to all the Boer. delegates
in Europe a safe conduct to their homes In
South Africa
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Gasolene Licenses.

1t is extremely doubtful if the commit
tee on merchant marine and fisheries will
do anything with the bill requiring en-
gineers Of gasolene and naphtha launches
to pass an examination to secure licenses
from local boards of inspectors, of steam
vessels. It is possible that this sum
nier's chapter Of accidents will cause re-
newal of the agitation for legislation, in
which event the bill may be reported and
passed in the short session. Many own
ers Of launches on Lake Minnetonka and
the upper Mississippi would have to OBJ
tain licenses If such a-law were enacted
w. W.-Jermane
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-29
NEBRASKALAND QUESTION
Proceedings Begun 10 Remove Citi-
LenS from Government land.
FENCED IN ANNUALLY BY CATTLE MEN.
inspector Mosby Says the Barriers Must
Be Removed " He Has to Send
Cavalry There to Do It.

Omaha, Neb. November 2s.-John s.
Mosby. special Inspector OF the United
States land office Of Washington, has ar.
rived In Omaha to testify before the Fed.
eral grand jury, which will begin proceed
ings 60 remove citizens from land In Ne
braska. After comforting with United
states District Attorney Summers, he wiz
go to North Platte ana Alliance where no
tices win be served on the alleged ylolators,
giving them sixty days in which to remove
the fences. Mosby said:
There will be bloodshed out In Nebraska
over that fence matter before 1t Is done
With, hut propose to have the fences torn
down II have TO send cavalry forces there
to do II.
President Roosevelt" continued Colonel
Mosby, has assured me that the fences
would be removed He said: This thing
must stop or there will be bioodshed over
IT, and President Roosevelt knows just as
much about this Western land question as
anyone In the country. too for he lived In
the West for a number OF years"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-29
THE KRuPP SCANDAL.

Germsn Newspaper Retorts in Firm
Language to the kaiser's Remarks.
Berlin, November IS The vorwaerts
commenting on the funeral Of Herr Krupp
as Essen, says
while prosecution is still pending against
US and the truth is not iudcally vet as
certaincd, the emperor anticipates the
courts findings by pronounciug our guilt
out Of hand. Il is allowed that the crown
at the luitiatory stage OF a pending case
utter a vcrdict aud thereby place the
iudgea In the painful dilemma OF either
cuulfadlctiug his majesty or subjeclng
themselves to the suspicion that their judg.
ment was influenced by him, Justice
stands above everybody, even above the
emperor and the freedom OF the courts
is the life and nerve Of every state"
The paper adds; THE monarchy Is con.
sututionally irresponsible. Al adequate an-
swer 70 the emperor's speech Is prevented
through the lese majestic paragraphs"
The Norwaerts, In two columns, reafhrms
In moderate language the truth OF Its
original charges against the late Herr
hrupp and alleges that the evidence rests
on the testimony Of persons quite above
party passion, personal interest or political