The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1902-12-12

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Jackson's New Market.
After Mondny December 10 tn. the
freight on the Great Northern will 90
north Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
days. returning South Mondays We'd
nesdays and Fridays.
The new Rehfeld apartment house
had a close call about 1870 Thursday
evening. A fire got started somewhere
around the chimney in the garrett.
The fireman on hand promptly
and soon extinguished it.
The South Dakota Educational AS
meets this year at Mitchell,
Dec. 29-31. The names of three
Brown county educators appear on
the program. President Koehler is
down for a discussion of a paper on
r%alization of rural schools. Prof.
5. @. Hartranft reads a paper entitled
Personality in Education. Miss Ger
aldine VanSlyke is to act as s~ecretary
of the Department of Common and
Graded Schools.
The attraction at the opera house
last night was a very creditable one,
and the attendance in proportion. The
cast includes a number of actors and
actresses df considerable ability, who
do much toward making the play a
.rousing success. The rolA of Roxy.
the waif. was admirably carried by
Miss Beatrice Terry, in the delinea-
tion Of which she displayed the mark
ed talent and ability for which she is
recognized. Grit is well portrayed by
G. d. Sweet, G. p. Coast handled we'll
the part Of the v%illianous Count Cor
dina. and Miss Dottie Ray made an
excellent Marie De John. A number
of s%pecialties enlivened matters be-
tween the acts. A band and orclhes-
ira accompany the show, ard the or
ganization proved a very pleasing en-
tertainment throught. During the
evening they were accorded the hearty
applause deserved by their work.
Creston American.
Saturday matinee and night, at
popular prices.
Miss Grace Brown was united in
marriage to Colonel Chas. A. Howard
last evening at the home OF her moth
er, Mrs. E. II. Brown, The wedding
was a very quiet affair, there being
present only a small number OF rela-
tives and intimate friends to witness
the ceremony, which was performed
by Rev. Marshall f. Montgomery,
rector of st. Marks church. The
handsome apartments were decorated
with much taste in American Beauty
roses, carnations and smilax, and the
wedding was a pretty one. Following
the ceremony. which was atsixo'clock,
a very fine wedding supper was served,
and Colonel and Mrs. Howard left on
the evening Milwaukee for Chicago,
where they will be requests at the Audi
torium for short time. They will be
at home in Aberdeen after March LIST.
Colonel Howard will receive many
congratulations and himself and bride
will have the good wishes of a vast
number Of friends. The only out-of-
town people present were Judge E. G..
Smith and Miss Smith of Yankton.
nncle and cousin of the bride:-Daily
News, Thurday, Dec. IL, 1902.
Sanford Dodge is the heroric and
impressive character ''The Gladiator"
gives an representation which for
dramatice intensity, beautiful deliv-
cry, thrilling action, and heroic bear
ing, and in fact all that makes actors
or acting great, has scarcely ever been
,eQualled and never excelled. The
cast for Sanford Dodge's production
of s:The Gladiator" is as follows:
Galba......... .......S Sanford Dodge
(The Gladiator)
EOrigen. .;;...,,,. William Lloyd
(The Christian Priest)
Flavian... LELAND Webb
erich Young Roman)
Pagan Priest. ....... Walter Wallace
(Friend of the Empress)
Tribune. .Chas. A. Gay
(Oficer of the Army
Neophyte............. NJ. j. Flayian
(Origen's A%ssistant)
Fighting james Dale
One of the Gladiators)
Lucius. $1,000. .......F Fred Jackson
"a Roman Youth)
|OctayideS ........... Frank Burns
(Friend of Flavianl
ESylyanus. Edward White
"a Young Noblel
|Neodamia. ...Zella Leslie
(The Slave GirD
Ea,ctonia Emmy Muncy