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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-12-30

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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-12-30
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TIME TABLE

From and after January 1. iS9a
TRAINS.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-25
EDGEWOO).

The pupils OF the Shaw avenue school
today brought to the schoolhouse bundles
Of vegetables. fruits and groceries which
were placed In a barrel and will be dis
tributed to needy persons for their
Thanksgiving dinner. The custom was
inaugurated about two years ago. when Il
met with the hearty cooperation OF the
pupils and has been continued - the
present time. The goods collected are
taken in charge by the principal. War
rem u. Bowen. and some OF the teachers
who see that they are placed where they
few really needy families IN Edgewood
distribution, and they undoubtedly add
OF the country.
The coming OF the frost ish has been
widely heraldcd and each favorable night
the long stretches OF sandy beach IN this
section have the appearance cf "A torch
light procession from the bobbing lam
terms Of tho enthusiastic fishermen.
They come armed with scoop nets,
spears and oven garden rakes. and al
though no very large individual Catoht =
have been reported nearly all the hsh9r-
men were successful In landing two or
three % the shining FISH and going home,
II not rejoicing. at least not downcast.
W. j. Freeman. who conducts grocery
store at the city line. had narrow es-
cape from injury yesterday while driving
In the city owing 20 the collapse ~
wheel Of his buggy. He was not thrown
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-25
PARK THEATRE.

1.-TWO Little Waits comedy drama
in Ave acts Of more than usual merit. was
presented before large audience at the
Park theatre last evening. The company,
which is an exceedingly clever one. is
headed by Mr. Jos. w. Walsh as Wayne
Fleming. the father OF the waits, who IL
deserving OF much praise.
The scenes are laid in and about New
York city and are admirably staged. the
electrical and mechanical effects being
especially good
The story opens In the home of Wayne
Fleming. on the Hudson. near New York
where through the scheming OF the VII
lain. Lyman Pendeville. the husband and
wife are parted. and the wife and chill
dren "a boy and girD are compelled to go
from home.
The second acts finds the mother and
children In an attic in New York. from
where the little girl is abducted by the
villain and placed in Mother Bowset's
cellar dive. from which she is later res
cued by her brother AS the play pro-
ceeds the wanderers are reduced TO ex-
treme want and al the time when hope
is almost gone they seek refuge In the
doorway OF THE Little Church Around
the Corner and here are found by their
IN ther and again made happy.
Miss Helene Carrall, who plays the dual
role OF the twin sisters. is very clever and
won warm applause especially In the
third act. when she makes a lightning
change Stanley and Lolita Lamb. as
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-25
WARREN

A visitation by the officers OF the state
@. A. r. was held in G.. A. r. hall last
night. Addresses and remarks were made
by the visiting parties. Following the
speeches an oyster stew was rendered
and merry-maKing was kept up until a
late hour.
very narrow escape from drowning
occurred yesterday by a young chiids
thoughtfulness. The son OF DR.. T. q.
MorrTsseau. aged years, I'm company
with a little Portuguese boy by the name
OF Manuel were playing on the State
street wharf. when In some way or other
the young Morrisseau boy fell overheard.
The Portuguese boy ran up the street and
notified Capt. Buckingham that his chum
had fallen in and Mr.. Buckingham ran 90
the wharf, perceiving tho body floating
head downward He immediately grab
bed the child. and carried him TO the OF
Ace OF DR.. Church. who worked on him
for a long time Dr. Morrisseau was In
Providence at the time. and Immediately
on hearing tne news came home and re-
moved the boy TO his own home at about
o'clock The child remained uncon-
scious for some time. and IL 10 thought
that the boys condition Is still precar-
ious.
The Y. p g. c. r. OF the Baptist church
meets tonight for a social gathering.
Mr.. Charles McManus, well-known
citizen OF this town. died early yesterday
morning after a long and serious illness
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-25
EMPIRE THEATRE.

TO one OF the best houses in quality
and quantity seen at the Empire this
season. Charles ~. Yale and Sidney r. Ell
lis last night presented the latters lat
est and most successful play. "A Prince
OF Tatters"
The hero OF the piece. Prince Hugo Won
Reppert, an exiled Austrian. r. portrayed
by Al. II. Wilson. He IL an actor OF the
]. X. Emmet type and the play affords
him plenty OF opportunity for the dis
playing OF his remarkably sweet voice
with It's many musical interpretations.
This is Mr. Wilson's third season as
sar and his success hae been most pro-
nounced placing him high up In the list
OF German dialect comedians and sint
ers. He Ia supported by an excellent com
pany
The play itself is most cleverly con-
structed and tells n most romantic story
and has a vein OF purest and refined
comedy running through Il and brighten
cd by many tuneful melodies.
Fort George of Old New York IL the
General point about which the action OF
the play revolves and the time 100. pc
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-25
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-25

new in the main story. the story Is one
that Is attractive.
That portions OF II are overdrawn and
other portions draw heavily In the proba-
bilities few will deny but the piece Is as
a whole really earnest and interesting IL
is somewhat Of happy combination. this
uniting OF old ideas with modern mechani-
cal contrivsnces.
The chief story paints very heavily the
yillainy OF Manard, while tho theme IL
no new one. II has I'm its setting all the
most modern frills. There is a sort OF re-
miniscent flavor in the story OF wronged
wife. the tramp has been for a generation
a stage figure and an unreasonable father
goes even further back. Dynamite and
a submarine boat are yet novelties In the
drama.
AS for the audience II Is not slow to
enter into the earnestness and sentiments
OF the performances. Noble expressions
are as warmly approved as ever and the
favor extended the modern features is
great
The company presenting "A Fight for
Millions" is fully adequate to the re-
quirements. individually the work r. all
that could be reasonably required. The
stage settings are first rate particularly
good being the railroad tunnel Worthy
OF special mention. too. is the submarine
boat Nothing better has been seen on
the stage OF this theatre than this boat In
which the thrilling escape Is made.
j. X. Hutchinson has the best part.
and as the condemned innocent and latter
as the successful inventor ne has lots
OF work and II Is all carefully done. j.
H. Howland is very effective as the rich
villain, who descards his wife and COM
mits murder all for the sake OF millions.
Wilbur c. Held makes a first class stage
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-25

riod most romantic In the history OF this
country
Prince Hugo is the scion OF a noble
Austrian family who marrios the Lady
Helen, daughter OF German mother and
English fathsr< both beng mere children
at the time OF the marriage. Lady He
lens uncle, Lord Edward Gray, does all
he can 10 make the young wife forget her
husband. In an affair OF honor the prince
Kills his opponent who had spoken lightly
OF Lady Helen's mother.
He then fees 10 America and passes
years around old New York. the scene OF
the play opening on the coast OF Long
Island. where the prince disguised as Col
onel Schuman meets his wife. although
he doesn't know then that she was Lady
Helen. He thinks her the most beautiful
woman In the world and after much op-
position he wins. the love OF his wife. the
favor OF the governor and the consent OF
Lord Gray.
In bringing about the happy results the
prince finds the power OF music. winning
ali by his sweet voice. He sung a num-
Der Of new songs, among them being the
winding OF the Yarn" THE Mermaid
and the Buccaneer,' Whispering
Breeze" and When Your Ship Comes
Home" all being splendidly rendered.
Mr.. Mark Price as Lord Edward Gray
gives finished conception OF the part.
his work throughout being excellent. Mr..
George Riddell as Earl Richard Beiio-
mont makes much OF the part. A. Lttie
Spiegee, the privileged character. petite
Frances Clinton acts naturally and
springs at once into the favor OF the au-
dience.
The part OF Lady Helen the lost wife
OF Prince Huge Is -spieHaidly y-tskeR- by
Miss Kate Beneteau. her work IN the love
scenes being most meritorious. The rest
OF the characters are in good hands "A
Tattered Prince" will be given each even
ing this week with matinees on Thursday
and Saturday afternoons.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-25

Harry and Grace Fleming. the two little
waits. are very good and do some very
clever speciality work. Edna Reming az
Pinkie and James McElhern as Richard
III are excellent and were warmly receiv
ed in their specialties and sketches OF
Bowery life
Frank T. Wallace as DR.. Drake Young.
J. O.. Macfarlane as Lyman Pendeville
and Francis Pieriot as officer Flanagan
also appear 10 good advantage In promi-
nent parts. The minor roles were we'll
handled.
The musical part OF the program was
well received and added much TO the
evenings entertainment.
At the close OF the performance n musi-
cal album was sold In the lobby OF the
theatre for the benefit OF the children
portrayins the characters Of the little
waits.
THE Black Hand" IL announced by the
management as the attraction for next
week.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-25

girls who are seen In some OF the most
excellently executed marches ever wit
messed at this place OF amusement. Dur
ing the run OF the number Miss Eloise
Mortimer sings II Love You I'm the Old
Fashioned Way" I'm a manner that wins
her hearty encore.
John 8. A. Renzetta and Harry y. la
Rue open the olio with comedy aero
batic sketch that is pleasing, and make
no end OF fun. and withsl what they do
ls difficult and one wonders how they
come out without brokesv bones
Miss Hazel Burt sings number OF H.
lustrated songs In a charming manner
and in her last one she Is assisted by the
audience.
Tom Benson. Harry Ferguson and Lulu
Benson appear In a brand new comedy
sketch that is taking and Miss Benson
proves herself TO be one OF the best buck
and wing dancers on the stage.
The old fayorite, Harry Dryden. with
his entertaining ASSISTANT. Miss Fannie
Leslie. are accorded a hearty welcome
and win a heartier encore In the comedy
sketch.
James Mackey and Bernard Clarke are
good performers on musical instruments
and would probably do better by leaving
out their attempt at comedy. The Ever
EFT Trio OF acrobats are a strong card
for their work is quite different from
anything seen here before. and they are
past masters in their line.
The whole concludes with a farce en-
titled Fun at Brighton" and In this all
OF the company takes part and II will
compare favoraoly with anything OF fits
kind
This excellent bill will be presented
every afternoon and evening during the
week
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-25
KElTR'S THEATRE.

IL there were only one number on the
bill at Keith's this week. and that num-
Der. Williams and Tucker. Il is safe to say
that every auditor would willingly admit
at the end of the performance that he
had received the value OF his money.
However. this Is not the only good num-
Der on the bill. for the program In lts en-
tirety Is one Of the most pleasing OF the
entire vaudeville season. being capitally
well balanced and attractive, and the
standing room only sign is certain to be
needed at every performance at that the
atre during the week.
Eva Williams and Jack Tucker mf 4
their re-appearsnce IN Mr.. fuckers at
est slang classic. "Driftwood," one OF
the daintiest. cleverest sketches ever pre-
sented before the public IL combines
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-25
WESTMINSTER THEATRE.

None need fear but what they will get
full value for their money at the West
Minister theatre this week. for Phil sheri-
dams BIC City Sports company - ;here.
and the name II a sufficient guarantee
that there II nothing missing that will
tend 10 entertain
A musical farce comedy entitled "A
Mistake In Society" Is given for tho
opening number. and In this CrissIe Sheri-
dan and Harry Dryden are the leading
characters. and are assisted by an un-
usually large company and a corps OF
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-25
lMPERliL tn. ARE.

The elaborate melodramatic production.
"A Fight for Millions is the attraction
at the new IMPERIAL theatre this week.
Last evening the play gave great salts
faction Co n very large audience
"A Fight for Millions has plenty of
strenuosity. While there IL vsry little
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-25

constant misery. did her work I'm an
earnest and able manner. Her idea OF the
part could not be improved upon. Little
Oracle Faust rs one OF the very best por-
trayers of a child's part ever seen I'm this
city. Laura Wall Is very effective as the
sweetheart OF the hero She portrayed In
most interesting way the lot OF a young
woman whose troubles are uncommonly
numerous.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-25

tramp. who is good and very amusing.
Nicholas s. Conway as Moses. the pawn
broker and general rascal won the high
est favor by his acting and singing. His
laughing song is great. Rolinda Balm
bridge as the discarded wife. who is In
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-25

out. fortunately, and the broken vehicle
was towed back to the stable behind an
other vehicle
Tho residence OF Frank Livermore, on
Massasoit avenue, which was partly de-
stroyed by fire month ago, Is being re-
built. and Il 10 estimated n month and
a half will be taken in making II again
habitable.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-25

ed aggregation Is this company OF \
Frohman's leading stock theatre.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-29

podsr dA1os para psooarcs que haeeis Gauss
conan con los szplotRdoYes del pueblo
Deeionos; mo hay en- uro De los barr o.
as can ]arladiceion una casa propi@ del Avun-
tAmisnto, en- I'm en&l tuvo don Aniesto Rarrfo.
IN vsnsoFrlllof 5Por ore no eedfHeea exa eaaa
BFAas IA Jnnta ssc0lAr ds eaa pueblo naxa
ma steulA, ya que gratis In tuviers al asnor
bafRa0s para RnR opsFacienea eornercfales sin
qae soonn&E& NADIA poF RIqnflereR nj Munfoi-
ploF QniERs metor hubisr@ aldo que Ie hubfe.
zAyAs,
ssos dinsros del de Julio sout6p lea
PsgaT pAreee ser Gue, para cue 81 nuebIo no
esnsure, hiciGtes oh honorable AynnfamfsrtoI
uE& eoieetA entire los cones1aIss; Slos pagarkn
sIi0sF Qoe van pSgar, 81 con allos sstk sI ar.
te de ID bTt5ert1.
YTaqus trRtRmoa del 1 de Julio. dire oua
an oieho dis Ell sleslds don Antcsto Bsrrioa en-
meoio de au sntusiARmo hiro "a r1rtu>era visfsa
-. - nospltAl os 10 qus Sc slsgrsron mucho Ies
lnIsiieeS que Allf sc hAllabRn. Paro no ccnta.
pan que sl entusi&smo lei aEcaIds IlegsrR has.
u EnAno&Flos que dssalci2RRn eli local Ia oue
tnFisFon qne a&eer los euatro lnfsllces qus
- 81 L para he3aF sl sxpPaisnte, sc sneontF&han,
ae los qns dos m mnrieron dos diaa desuues de
ser expuiaadoH tsl local / cuantR humsnidad
msrece el seAoE Berries por So obra, cue los
fAmiliaFes de aq1sllos cEAtro infeIiees, le Is-
oantsn IN monumsnto en- Ell rsoo de Is Plea.
o1ats poF hoy, yR direnos Algo msa del
Hospital, de loH alouiIsrss de les eRaaa escus-
las ruEEleH otras coEas mas.
AlertR oRrrefoE, no os dejeIa anRafar ri
En&ni&fSFs SAGA l& picoF& p6blicA sin misdo
ain smba1ss q los que pretendan HevRrts %
ruins qns squi en- BArrAnquf8ss eataKuos dis.
passtoB defender tua interaaeG por ane con
Sllo. defsndemcB tamFisn los nneEfFos.
A'esta Ayuntamiento de BarycH, ya tfanes
10 Gus te h4es falfa. Tn tueS que fae&.lee sua
aeSoss 41e at son b1snos msFeGer&n IN apIRu.
80 81 sen nAloss pgoeUTa tRphrts bisn los
oid0s.
BsFrar atlas. LAUREL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-29

la llaVe. va sabes que esas caias y
yo som0s antiques cnnocidos. Una
mirada me bast6 para tnventartars
la. VI una carterR de pial verde =
10 Drimero que &c me ocurrt0 f1e
eckar la mano, per0 Sc me Ucurrfo
luego otra idea Iy famosai Fl que
Iafs La carta Sc trastDrn6 mucho 7
de pronto emps86 a pasearse sin
hRcer case de mi y entonces cogl
Ia cartera y la metf en 81 bolsillo
de- So gab4n. Luego me marcne :
espare en- la Gale. POGO despues le
vi salir corrtando stn NADIA 3 la
cabeza IIevSndose, sin sOspechar.
10, Ia cartera lTaliente embrollei
A Ia cuenta la eosa ia debioo COS.
tarla muy cara. ...S
La sxplicaci6n era muy plausible
dada a su amantes que viva e1
Londres efecttvamente. por IN
hombre cue tenfa detestables an
tecedentes penales. Aaemzs en- q
carta sc daban Euchos detalles IN
timos refereHbes Varfos robos.
La verdad es que esa muIeT
era en- Londres Ia quarida de Collar
esto Sc podra probar euanoo Sc
autera. : Sc dijo sir GutIlermo-
Una vex colocada Ia carba en- 81
sitto dsspuex ds guitar al cadAveT
Ell reloI y al dinsros 10 mssieron
otra veE en- la barriea = 81 narones
"a encaro c0n el pilluelo, 81 que u
diio:
-Ffiase bten sn 10 que voy
decirte. a Collar 10 mab0 Nfcolo
mama Tipart lra YER al contss-
r10....
valienta Ttsitsl
Ira, sin embargo, y 10 dira cue
los remordimient0s no q de1an
dormir eontar4 que classes Dc re-
Iacfonas existfan entire ella Collar =
Nic0lo. Ahadlra que Collar So mar
chgba de Francia = qre reganarou
por Ell repareo del botfE J cue NJ
colo yaat0 al otro de IN pistoless1o
' uue o Tos0tros o8 hizo cailsr con
amenEzas = obligzudoos : que =
avudarais 4 ocult8r 81 cg6aveT.
10y que voy ganendo7 pre-
gGnt0 Rocambola'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-29

naGo. -Booamoole miro cen ca
Flcsluao ai OaronsS 70 pro8igo.p
u g is acusase 10 @oSF @ssss
naoo OoIsE. -: -,
zero 81 No Lns si' -
-roco In pofsa' 9onFiehe qUs
sea el qnlsn olo e. goape'
zero 10 negafa.
-Ienoremos sessigos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-29

-Pues nteu, esta u0che veremo os
10 Que hay que hacer. dfio al ba-
rcnet, y sf1adi6: sEo estaba pre-
sente Efcolo?
ST, pero se escape.
-5Le tiene mucho Garlic mama
FiPar?
ESQ depende... pero eu Ell fondo
le envisr4 al diaelo. importandole
muy POGO.
-sY td le quieresF
70 10 10 puedo sragar. IRA
con gusto veTle guiIlotinar.
Sir Guil1ermo no respondf6, =
abrio IN pupitre = sao6 IN cuader-
no cifrado que contenfs los sntece.
deates de los agentes subalteFnos
que Collar le habfa proporcienado.
Lo examine J So detuvo en una
nota que deefa:
<Nicolo condenado q veinticinco
sfIos de presidio. por robo noctur-
no, escal8mfento tentative de
asesinato; fugado del de Rochefort
en- 1s4... Buscado actIvamente, IA
lcgrado hacer degaparecer sus hue
las y se desfguro notablemente.
Sc le puede, sin embargo, recono-
Ger por una cicatrfz cue tiene en- 81
pecho q Ia derecha = que parece
una cortadura hecha con In Gu
chtlIo.1
Els evidente, : diio 81 barones.
cue para In policia, IN hombre cue
ffene semeiantss aasecedentes. .
capax De comeeer III nQevo sseai-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-29

suando Sc hallaron en- ella encsndi0
lRx.
Ayndado por Rocambole puso sir
1uillermo al descubiertO Ell cacA-
yer de Collar, y con ST man0 aristo'
srStica, blanca, 10 registro III Z
a1ngdn sscrdpulo y le cogi6 La car
terra de la cue saco una carta que
Collar le dirigla, y que no hab1s
sentdo siemPo de scAaF al sorreo,
dsiando IN paSaporte en- ell que 81
ex- presidiRrio hguraba con Ell nom
bre Dc Luis Daroc y al passporte
a6adt6 una carba que neyaba q
Drsvenct6n. Esa carta, admirable.
mente falsificada por Ell baronet,
estaba dirigida la sedorita Anne
ia Foulbeuf, modista que viva en-
Londres, en- Belgrsvesquare. La
nrmaba Collar y entire otras eosas
dscfa 10 siguisnte:
xDentro de tres dias estare en-
disposition de sbandonar ests lu-
cha con Ia policfs paris1en, para IL
q 81 Iado vtv1r honradamente
con nuestros Rhorros, pUes poseo
siento cincEenta mil frances cue,
81 1E&lAG6KEA l0 0GG0h A1A@ . 49,
die, 60 Paris, 81 me echasen ma
no me snviarian prestdio.
.Antes de cefrar la carts ce yoy
. con bsr Ia iugarrets que le NICE Z
IN empleadlllo del m1ntsterio de
NersciOs ExtranierOs, al que 10
benia 0ieriza per question C. fAl-
das. NO tengas celosi Le andaba
bnRrando al bultc y SO me preSento
una OCCASION Que nj plEtads. Una
manana Que por el estado &c MS
negocios me paseaba disfrazsdo DC
mozo de cordel por In calle de saint
Louis, Sc me acerco una 1Oyen ol-
ciendome llevRss una carta. Lei el
nombre y vi que ers para ell senor
Fernando Rocher. Cogl la carta ?
cuando estuve mas lelos, natural
mente, Ia abri J me entere de cue
en- ella le enviaban La despeo1oa,
Seguf mi cAmino Tisndome. Llegue
Al ministerio, pregunte J entire 81
m despaeho en- el que haoia una
eais de caudaIss que tsnta PueasA