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ing to aid IN the work. Gam, j.
were overwhelmed with rs" v warden,
eirds ana eggs The foliowlSssS ,sa ior
demand increased and la", s yer mo
call was stlll greater. Thu . yeaf Ne
provides that the birds shall ~ s,a's law
ed before December, 1901 spS W kl0'
now under consideration nir1 Sau a law
the time TO December io0 ~ Stent
sportsmen hope there viii b n''' ghel
or more birds az liberty Tba nlllloI
chicken or pinnated grouse, wa, p ,1,l
duced In Ohio in IA similar ma. miro
few years ago. ""hllet
FREDERICK RocKwoon
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these youngsters are good singers as
we'll as actors and the former at once
wins the sympathy OF the audience IN
general and the hearts Of the women IN
particular by his soft eyes and his
strlkingly handsome features. Young
Barry is possibly slightly the better ac'
tor, but his speaking voice has whln-
ing note which no one seems to make
an effort to induce him to correct
There can be no risk In paying your
money TO see Foxy Grandpa II you
are one Of those who sometimes like 20
wheedle a few hearty laughs out OF
yourself without stopping to Inquire too
closely into the reason for your hilarily
Foxy Grandpa will long be cited as
another case Of Brady luck Rather
should It be referred to as Brady
shrewdness"
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VERY WITTY ENeLlsHMAN

Nat Goodwin brings back a funa Oh
new stories Of his experiences In Eng
land. Upon one occasion he inyl,eu
prominent English artist to visit MN ~
his country house. where he was !"
paint a portrait Of Mrs. Goodwin O y,
ter known as the beautiful Maxine H''
lott. 49,.
The artist arrived at night ana calns CAM,
down to breakfast rather late nss'
morning. the rest Of the company Us'us
already seated at the table WIN q, :"
attempt to be witty, the artist eNcla'"
ed. ,,S.u
why do Americans sit down wH''
they eat?" 80, nm,
certainly" replied Nat quickly, ~.
they rarely use chairs. we gehe' s.,'
sit on the floor, where We can get d Wv
ter grip on our food
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supper club plan that may commend it.
self TO theatrical organizations when
travelling They had supper served on
the stage Of the theater after the play,
This idea originated with Willie Collier
while In the west this season, In some
OF the places It was difficult for the
company to get the late supper which
Is Part OF actor life Restaurants were
few. and as the company oftaa lett town
Immediately after the performance they
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New York, opening at the Garrlck the.
alter June 0.
Admirers OF Miss Mannerlng who
have seen her only IN tho roles OF a
comedlenne viii be especially Interested
In her coming impersonation OF the part
Of Camille, her success In this charac.
ter In San Francisco indicating not only
a broadening Of her art, but OF her am.
billion az we'll,
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DRAMA s 81; 4" 3,

company were Just as good and at least
three were much better than either oil
tho features"
Tho real honors OF FOXY Grandpa
were Internationally won by Georgia
Mack and Bobble Barry, who respec'
lively impersonated club and Bunt The
two mischloyous giandsons. Both OF
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1t looks very much as II the Tim.
come for some radical changes IN u ~
management OF the United sis,o !" o M'
association IT that body ia Ia cno',. u0ll
the future respect and attenllon ns n
great army Of golfers throuebonv,' W, a'
United States Organized orlelns,t, ne
a close corporation, with Ave clna a.
the lawmakers, old methods have s.'s
rlgldly adhered TO In spite Of tbo wv IVY,
that golf has advanced beyond lazy ~
stage OF needing patron to ecvo,. Y,
to the height of stability and mcc.,.
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gARRETT's HAMLET

Mr. Wilson Barrett often Iels ' as
following story Of his appearano, -
Hamlet at the Princess theater, L 1,".
don. The day after the ilrs' pe..V oar.
ance he overheard some old stage EN-. .rr
penters discussing the various ps,'y ,bsIr
srs Of Hamlet they had seen IN Tue"
day, n,o, may
well" said one Of them yOu . R p'
talk Of irving and Booth and now 3y.1 na'
rett, but give me feon '',,,,o. sooner
He was done twenty minutes '''
than any OF EN-"
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could not make arrangements for sup
per at hotels one night Mr.. Collier pro-
posed that the company club together
and have supper brought TO the theater,
The idea pleased the players, and the
custom was followed until ION the
Quiet" arrived IN New York.
The audience at a western theater be-
came habitually impatient between the
acts and frequently Kissed when they
thought the delays were needlsssly long
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n WILLIAM A. BRADY has
MAJ struck another enormous
NM winner whore most persons
n n thought that he would End
nothing but failure, Foxy
Grandpa" is the name OF this latest md
OF Bradys, II Is boeed upon the hcti'
tlous adventures OF frlsky old gentle
man and his two equally frisky grand
sons as set forth each week In the coll
ored supplement Of one OF the daily pa
pers OF this city This certainly was
not especially promising material upon
which to build play aud when Brady
concluded TO 80 into the enterprise his
best friends told him that ho was little
short of fool At any rate II they
didn't tell him 80 they thought It, which
is the same thing with the element OF
danger eliminated,
Brady went ahead, and since then
with his "Way Down East" his Low
ers' Lane" aud his Foxy Grandpa" he
has been in much the same position as
the fellow In Creole who was Obliged TO
pay storage on his money.
The book Of Foxy Grandpa was
written by-but It doesn't make any
difference who wrote IT, The main point
Is that II Is winner and that It de-
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: ::!!:;; !

forty years Of age whose physical hardl'
hood and activity are such az to war
rant the belief that he can compete
with credit against one Of the greatest
and most successful pugllists this coun.
try has ever produced
When all conditions are given due
consideration It does not appear prob
able that Fltzsimmons viii defeat his
rival. JEFF should be stronger faster
fighter today than ever before and his
record is such as to give him the ut
most confidence. Ft2's stiffness, cum
ming and superb boxing ability are Of
decided advantage, but 1t Is a herculean
task for him to pound the massive hulk
Of the champion into state OF lnsensi-
bility
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William Collier has returned 10 the
Madison Square theater New York,
with ION the Quiet" Augustus Thomas
enjoyable comedy, which for six months
last season was success In the me-
tropolis at this same theater The play
seems to have been the gamer during
its absence In that there have been aod-
ed a number OF new lines and the sitd-
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Mr.. Hart ana Miss DE Mar.

Joseph Hart and Carrie De Mar are
featured In Mr.. Bradys production OF
Foxy Grandpa" Why this is done 1t
would puzzle even Charles Frohman 10
determine unless Brady was otherwise
unable to secure the play. Not that ell
ther Mr., Hart or Miss De Mar ohends
by very poor acting The point Is that
they are not entitled to special promi-
nence In fact, several members OF the
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role, for which she was specially en-
gagged,
Maurice Campbell Henrietta Cros-
mans manager, has made revival Of
her great success, Mistress Nell, y
which recently opened at the Theater
Republic, New York Mr.. Campbell has
In contemplation number OF other
plays TO follow. The first viii be an
elaborate revival Of AS You Like 1t,
In which Miss Crosman made . ssnsa.
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Ohio sportsmen are delighted with the
results OF their eifotts to Introduce Eng
fish pheasants as game bird on the
farms and preserves of the state. AL
though the pralseworthy work was be-
gun but three years ago, there are now
thousands Of adult birds at large, with
the number increasing each year at a
remarkable rate, Three years ago the
legislature appropriated several thou
sands of dollars 10 be dsbursed amons
game wardens 20 be devoted TO tho
propagation of the pheasants. Sports.
men naturally gave active and hearty
cooperation, and farmers proved will.
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At length the manager hit upon way
to paolfy them. Once in each perform
ance during the most elaborate change
Of scenery he kept the curtain up to let
the people see that the stage hands
worked as fast as possible That part
Of the show has become very popular.
Miss Esther Lyon, clever young
western actress Is playing the part OF
Becky sharp az the American theater,
New York. She has made a hit In the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-08

During Mary Mannerings tour Of the
Pacific coast cities earlier IN the season
she appeared In several performances
Of Camille She gave such a really
successful and artistic portrayal Of this
great emotional character that Frank
Mckee, her manager Immediately de-
cided that he would present her IN the
role, surrounded by a notable cast dur
ing n special tour of the principal cities
the coming spring. Mr. Mckee then
arranged with James X, Hackett 10
play the part " Armand.
| The oNening performances viii occur
at the National theatpr In Washing on
| Monday and Tuesday evenings May Z
and G. The week. win be completed by
two performances al Fords ,hcatei 20
Baltimore matinee and night Welues.
day May 70 and four performances ai
the Garrlck theater Philadelphia
THURSDAY Friday and Saturday, Mal
u.s. Q ana 1O The entire week beslnuInl
Monday May 70, will De played al th'
Hollis street thcater In Boston Th
: week beginning May ~ one perform
unce each win he given in New Haven
( Hartford. Springfield Syracuse ant
Rochester. with two performances Sat
urday at the Star theater Buffalo Tia
fourth week win be played Monday an
, Tuesday, Alvin theater Plttshurg
Z wednesday, Euclid Avenue Opcr
/ House. Cleveland Thursday Eugus
o Opera House Indianapolis, and Friia
q ana Saturday, Olympic theater, S
% Louis.
= From the latter city the compau
1 will go to Chicago where June a wee
/. win be begun az Powers theater. Froi
e Chicago the company viii 80 direct {
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ON THE BlLLBOARDS.

atoms are more laughable than when
the comedy was originally presented
Collier shows his usual form. ION tho
Quiet Will remain at the Madison
Square theater for several weeks.
when "On the quiet was on M,
road, before going 20 the Madison
Square theater New York, the principe
members Of the company originated O
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taken to anything in connection with IT,
But there has been In some quarters an
effort to create the impression that this
IS to be a wonderful combination OF two
very, very very great stars; something
so stupendous In its conception that
none but the most neryy manager
would undertake tia sort of Booth and
Barrett coalition, in short. That, of
course, Is ridiculous Miss Mannering
and Mr.. Hackett are young stars who
have not won their spurs. Mr. Hackett
Is naturally very fine actor but he
became a stellar light so early that his
art is almost az crude as It was six
years ago Miss Mannerlng, in my
opinion, has rctrograded since her ar
rival from England The freshness Of
her work has departed, leaving in it'
stead not even a slight improvement II
method.
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NM7eMl1;zln;
New York
New York.
PAID PRESIDING JUDGE.

A saladed presiding judge is one Of
the slated changes OF the giand trotting
circuit The man who starts In at De-
troit and comes down the line should
become familiar with the horses and be
able to point out their pecularities to
his two associates In the stand. The
experiment ls well worth trying
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/ Of It's most potent charms Bowling Is
more beneficial even than a gymnasium
course. OF course 1! must not be over
done. Bowling as form of exercise
should be practloed regularly Twice
week Is not too often, If carried 70
the point OF a nightly pastlme, II would
produce the effect OF rigorous training
rapid reduction of weight and hard
ening Of muscles that few desire.
The dement's derived from bowling
are seen easily by such exercise, held
twice week in good alley for three
hours, an the muscles OF the arms,
back chest and sides are subjected to
vigorous use. At first the muscles are
trne sore. but in a week or so they
become accustomed to II, and no more
soreness viii be felt The circulation
is bettered and the lung capacity is in
creased. The digestion is improved,
and II the hygienic laws are observed
! II will be only a short time until the
bloom Of health and physical beauty
win be apparent
TO derive these benefits II is best 20
affiliate with some congenlal club II
that opportunity does not present Itself,
organize club Of your own friends,
Select a well ventilated alley. Regular
dates for your meeting can be obtained
readily from any Of the alleys, Clothe
yourself senslbly, The body should be
untrammeled. Wear loose waist and
short skirt, Avoid the evil OF oyereat.
ing induced by the idea that your
nights pleasure has made you need
food. Don't indulge in artificial stimu.
latlon, such as wine or beer drinking
which Is part of the social programme
of the average club.
There is no danger Of taking colo
after such exercise and no need OF wear
ing extra clothing, The cold winter ali
\ win prove stimulating and will induce
sound, restful sleep. A cold sponge anC
a brisk rundown before retiring are rec
commended.
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AUTO MANEUvERs.

An interesting trial Is shorty g,a \, Of
arranged raj by the Automobile :. C asTo \.
Great Britain with q view , " within
strating the limits Of space ~ stopped
which motor vehicles may pc S.'' Ths
when travelling at various s pee = that
suggested method OF 9ps ,, over a mil,
the cars should be driven Owe, ,hus as.
and sr the speed of each vehicle ~ ,"I board
c cert Inc while witnesses ). On remained
should certify that the pa az. siyen fof
unaltered until the signal was
the vehicle 10 stop.
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A Mndest stntement.

The foregoing while II comes from a
press agent is a model Of modest state.
ment, and II all Of the preliminary an.
nouncemcnts Of this venture were stint.
larly constructed no exception could be
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4 Tbeatcr For Nance o'Neii.

iHeUtcf tor vance " Nti'
News comes from the other side Of the
water that Nance O'Neil and Mckee
Rankin are 10 build a theater in Lon.
don This means that a permanent
home IN the English metropolis Is to be
provided FOR Miss ONeil saw this
young woman some years ago at the
head Of very ordinary stock company
at the Murray IIili theater IN this city
and her work even in those uncongenial
/ surroundings was marked by an ire
/ sisuble force which could not fail to
| convince an onooker that when this
woman had mellowed somewhat she
was destined 20 become one OF the great
actresses OF the world She may not
have improved since then, but II she
has gone forward as she should have
done Americans win ere long be paying
high prices 20 see native actress
whom Il would not accept until she had
come 10 them with an English indorse.
mpnt
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lights the audiences which pay their
money to see 1t. Indeed IL Ia rather a
stretch Of terms to speak of Foxy
Grandpa" az having been written any
way. Better we're II to say that it was
built, as It really was. by the introduce
ton Of a number OF vaudeville acts,
skilfully spliced in between which are
little pranks OF such nature as Foxy
Grandpa would be supposed to attempt
But the thing Is so shrewdly done that
one has not the time or for that mat
ter, the inclination to go into its tech
nical shortcomings.
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Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-16

The following Is correct SEIZED
ule OF steamboats, for this evening
NORTH, Bessie Smith at 6 o'clock,
Kanawha 10 and the Keystone
State at IL M, Pittsburg. Sunday
North: Ben Hur at II a m,
Wheeling. South: Lorena, lanes
Vile, Ohio. at IL m. and the Wiz
ginla, Cincinnati, at 2 p. m.
The Junior base ball team OF
New Martinsvllle crossed bats yes
terday on the park here with our
Junior team and was defeated to the
tune of 16 to5. Now, If there are
any other games the ball club Of
our neighbor village can play, just
make 1t known and they will re-
ceive prompt attention. As base
ball players, however. they are
back numbers of the "pine climber
variety. 1t may be they are experts
at frog catching, or they may have
the endurance to swim a sheet o.
backwater FIVE miles In width, bu'
these arts will also have to be con
tested before our gritty twirlerE
will give in.
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5O7 Wells Street.

Last week OF Fair anniversary
sale. Read their big advertise
ment. st
DR.. Victor Dye made profess
slonal call at Marietta yesterday
afternoon.
E.E.Gorrell, of Meadvllle, VIVA.
was calling on friends In the city
last evening.
John Cutler has returned to the
city from Benwood, w. Va, where
he had been visiting friends.
Mrs. D S. 10y, of Noblestown
Pa, who had been the guest Of
friends in the city for a few days
left tor her home last evening.
J.O.H indman, superintendent Of
the Greenlee Oh company returned
to the city last evening from bus
mess trip to points on the Short
Line railroad.
Attorney E. R. B. Martin, Of S..
Marys, who had been In attendance
at court at Middlebourne, passed
through the city last evening or
his way home.
Mrs. RIA. Russell, of East street
who has been the guest Of he
daughter, Mrs. Bradford, OF Par
kersburg, for a few days, returned
home last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs, Lloyd Langford, o
Pittsburg, left yesterday for Mari
eta, after a two weeks visit will
the latter's sister, Mrs. Will Tur-
ner, of Stocking avenue.
Will Turner, the we'll known oil
operator, has returned from Boom
county, this state, where he wa:
prospecting In the new oil and ga
field down there. He was absen
two months.
E. M. Bridgeman, who has beer
confined to his room for a few
weeks by illness, has so far re
covered, we are pleased to note, a
to be able to appear upon the
streets today.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Green, o
Marietta, and Miss Elizabeth Green
of Cleveland, Ohio, who have beet
the guests of Miss Sara Agnew, o
Brown Betty street, left for thei
respective homes last evening.
L. E. Morningstar, editor of tn
Tyler County Journal, now occu'
pies the property of Samuel Nc
Coach on East street. He move'
his family to their new home yes
terday, which Is both modern ant
attractive.
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News OF the Local World

w. S. Heatherlngton and VIM.
Sanafelt, of Bellaire, Ohio, went to
Middlebourne this morning to at
tend court.
County Superintendent of
Schools S. D. Wells and Prof. J. O.
Garman were business callers at
St. Marys today.
For Sale or Rent.-Four room
house with water and gas. Coed
location. Apply quick at OIL Re-
view Office. 9tt
Mrs. Ada Nelson. of the South
Side, left for Allegheny, Pa, last
evening where she will visit her
son, Lewis, for few days.
Mrs. Joseph Lazear and three
children, of Warrington, are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Lazear, of east Hill street.
Miss Kate Finan, of Pittsburg
who has been the pleasant guest Of
Mrs. Lex Kenney for the past few
weeks, returned home today.
DR.. and Mrs. Gever, who have
been the guests of Rev. and Mrs
Bowden, returned to their home al
GAINESVILLE, Ohio, this morning.
Joe Rodgers, we'll known oil
man who moved up to Proctor last
winter, has wisely returned to this
city. He will reside on First ave
nue..
W. T. Stoner, we'll known oil
man of the south side, who ha:
been employed at Jacksonburg the
past few months will return home
tomorrow.
A. S. Mccoy has a force of mer
at work preparatory to making
some extensive improvements on
his residence at the corner OF MAR
and Catherine streets.
R. L. Scraford, general superin
tendent of the Eureka Buckeye
Pipe Line companies, was N the
city last evening. Mr.. Scrafford's
headquarters are In Pittsburg.
The Junior bass ball team o.
Middlebourne crossed bats on the
park here this afternoon with oul
Junior club. Our boys will see tc
1t this time that the visitors dom
ring In" any members of their
Senior team as they did In the last
contest.