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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-06

4fb9rget SernbdneulDts
fe. @n truenoe ulpfte blsb forleOen
afDerget paa ben fpofpnife gane peO
en- goitfunftion9rs Smtaafe.
z Miobagsiltoget fra Npbor9 oper
Rinqe til SDenbborg bemGrfeoe ben /
Soget tjeneftgprenOe poitetspeoient, efs
ter at Ginge bar pasferet, en- foruroliz
qenbe alapren, os Od 5oset itanoiebe
peb Gp9rabrupS Station, iteg ban itrdts
ND % gjorbe 5ogperIonalet opmarts
Tom paa, at Der maatte b9re n Sell
peD ben foran potDognen le6enoe
BoggieDogn. 0eb narmere Gftsripn
bite bet zig ba ogiaa, at ben enc 9iiil@
rinq bar los, bborfor man beilutteoe
fla til at labe pasfagererne itige ober
/ en- anbea 9osn og %ubrangere 8oggies
poqnen af 5oget. ut benne Jorboloss
reael bar nsbpebig, ifufos mart bile
fla; tbi bd maj Dilbe tratfe 9ognen
bort fra 1ogitammen, falbt ben lsie
Ring af, og 9oenen lsb at Sfinaerns.
ut bette ogiua piloe bore ffet pad
Weien fra apernbrup til Spenbborg,
bpis Wognen bar blepen | 5oget, er
uDenfor al 9piDl; ct fuabdnt nhelb
piloe let unber 5osets 5art BABE fuaet
ubersgnelige Gslger.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-06

Storm og Oberpsmmele
er. Gn orfanaatig Storm At Rorb=
oeft latte forleben 9anbet inb i Cats
tsbing 5jorb meo itor @olbiombeo.
8etboelige Qrealer er ooeriOemmeoe.
3 asrbqf par @anbet peb MiooagstiD
flere SteOer naaet op / 6uIene.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-06

8renbt @aaro. - Sioen
paa a t. Sogneraaosformano BRO
prietar g. Q~ubpigiens @aarO / Glib
bp / 6orns 6erreO cr f~uloitanoi9 neos
branot. . glage, 8 Str. u%ngfoag,
aGe Spin CO 6ons inoebrnnote. Dit
Snbboet 5raubte. S%og1eraaoets 9rps
tofoler % qapirer reoOeOes. 5loen
par paaiat al en- 3ieneitefarl, iom tort
sfter 6leu an6olot pg fert til 5reoeritss
Iuno. 6an bapbe iamme often Tor
gapes isgt at iatte Sto paa ct minore
gus. Operfor qolitibetientsn bar ban
tiaige uflugt fQrel0big 3ilituuelie ON,
at ban / 6jor iatte SID paa Carl Car
lens 9daro I StibbB.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-06

st Barn tbielfsrt. aors
leben Jprm. ffete pdd aorbiloabe /
aaaunbborg en- fsrgelig ulptfe, iost
9errebsfulom9gtig airts 4zaariqe
Ssn, Der lsb Og leseOe paa gaosn,
blep padfsrt at en- @ogn og falbt inb
unoer benae. San puubrog fig bsrbeb
en- fnbpsnbig g~eitabigelie, Der / qsbet
at en- ZINES 9ib babbe 9sben til
Jslge.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-06

8r9nbt 9drperi. Gnuoiens
itore Garberi / Gbeltoft er f%orleoen
Hat neD6r9nbt. Slben opitOo Oeo 81
then ON Qftenen. 9ens 4drfog er
ubefenbt.
Dea neobr9nbte @drberibpgnin9 par
nbopfgrt efter at bore br9not for 3
4ar fioen. Den itOre 3sGtages gpgs
Ming bar I 2ebet al fort 5tO ct 6uO
at Quer, Der funot rigelig Storing /
en- Mengbe Die. Den tiliteoenoe
plantage blep oslOis poelugt. @arbes
rist beIfaftigeOe 30 arbejOere, fOm M
bliper a~rbejoslgfe. 8esuben br9note
ct tort Eager af R%aamateriule og ferS
oiot 9eoer. aun Malfinbuiet meoDlaz
finer og Rebifaber rebbeOes. 8arOes
riet bar asfureret for 100000 Str.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-06

Gn Ssn. Der operfaIoer
6aber. Gn Qrbejbsmanb
giorbe forleben Qnmelbelie til qolis
tiet ON, al bans uporne 19saurige Sen
flere Gunge 6apOe operfaloet og flaas
ct BAN.
anaeten bill ingen 5ing beItiGe %
er oertil ftart beugioen iii 0rif, o. /
BET iioite bate 2tars lib bar ban flere
@anae. nadr 6an tom bsruist biem.
oDerfafOet 5aberen meo alag og
Sport. 6an bleD oerfor forleOe7 fors
pift fra 9iemmet. men besuagtet fom
ban 9jem og rinsebe paa Osrtloften,
o9 oa 5aoeren luttebe op, trenate ban
ino | 9eilis9eoen og taitebe iig itrafs
oper 5aberen, fom ban tilfsjebe meaet
alborlige Slag. 9erefter ls6 ban bort,
mebsns ben misbdnbIebe sSaoer maatte
fdges unoer 99gebebaabling % fore
lsbig er uar6ejosobgtig.
Deb @runblObsfor6eret blep Der
affagt Qrreftbefret pber Ssnnen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-06

utaf er 8|erbens Qsn. -
6os en- Grosierer / 5altoneraleen, iom
6or paa en- treble Cal, ringeoe bet for
,eOen often oeo 6opeobsre1. @ros=
~isreren lutteoe ielD op, og uoen for itob
en- ung, fattig aoiroe / be argeIte pjnIz
Ter o9 bao pm Roget. 9rosiereren,
Der er betenot for lit gooe 9jerte, lob
1enbe gau I'D | fit &stten, og CAB qie
gen 0rbre til at gipe henbe npget Mao;
oesuben fit bun Ell tor 9atfe Wlab meo
iig. og iluttelig gap 9rosiereren benee
/ arone.
Chit iensre ifuloe @rosIereren ub,
q eenne, Der er en- 9lbre Mdnb, itetz
ter ia altio til 3rappegel9nberet. 6an
giorbe ba ben Spbagelie, at bans
6anbifer bleo i Ell bet9ntelig Grab
feoteOe. Og Deb nGrmere ll~nberisgelis
bite bet iig, at bet bar foriteuige Sla9s
paalRg, Der bar imurt paa Gel9nbez
ret fra treble Sal Og lige neo til Stu
IN, og Der fanot ban ogiaa ben Mabs
oatfe. ION ben unge apinbe bapoe fan-
81 bos BAN. Man fan gobt foritdo
bans 6arme ooer benne Eat for
Mab". ut bans DIR fra ben Dag Ell
luttet for aft 5iggeri, sr en- Selpfslge
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-06

9sbsfalo. 5orbenD9renoe
0perl9rer peb 9oriens l9roe Stolf
8. Wiiaer, u. at Dig, er afgaaet pst
8gben, 80 Mar gummel. Den afoebs
oirfeoe fom Carer peb 6orIens l9roe
Stole fra 1851 til 1896.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-06
Sim meGbierggaarbe


5oltetingets 5inansuoDalg far afgioet
Determining oper 5orIlag til Con ON
Borne og Opbragsliesbjemmet Dim
heterogeneous Obergang til en- rel
qerenoe Stiftelie. 1bDaleet moa un@
Der be forbdannenbGrenbe 5orbolo an
befule, at 6jemmet pna 6immel6ieraz
qcarben maa peoblibe at beitua og oirfe
efter fit 5ormaal. !6oorlsoes BETTE
Tfat ffe, oerom bar Der I uoOalgst
naret nogef bette Meniuaer. Sler=
taaet inbftiGer imblertio 2Ooforflose
til uforanoret 8ebtdgelfe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-06

grqnbt 8aarb. 5orleoen
GftermiooaQ neobr9note Cars Ghris
itenfens G1tes Gaaro / 0ejbp % tillige
ct gus / 5isoiloe, til5grenbs Stomagsr
66riitianien. 8 begge 5ilfaloe fam
meoe sSlben fra StorItenen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-06

8pmt 8ranbftiftsr te.
9rdn9tifteriten 9lne 4ielien. ION i
December Mtaaneo / 5ior paoiatie 81
ben I 6arl Senieus @aaro / 9ittarp,
er blsben iopmt / Mars 5orbeoriaasz
bus % / Staoeserfatning til f~oritels
lice 5orIitrin9sielIta6er ca. 1900
4ronsr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-06

1lbilet er Ell frpatelie qldee for Smods
BORN os mango GofSne. Set helbrebet.
Toon's Ointment ilndr al6ri9 fell. Die
%bliffeliq 6i9lp. fulbitGnbig 6elbrebelie. s
etbpert Apotbef, 80 Gents.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-06
VT belbrroe en- Jcrfslelie pao cen Tn

crna Laxative Bromo Ouini,e roef,...' n.
epeI ~Nptfffer reiHHDfrer IS aeHe. bpis gpihfs. ~
u ~ Y. W @roDes Napnetraf fnbes paa bper
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-06

5nIlit. 6oriens. Is. 6s6r. 2lt=
tieielita6et a5iemming 6anoelsstab=
lisiement % @efgiotri" i 6lemming
er Qoroag often tasst unoer &onturss
~bebanoliag.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-06

grdno Qdrfens @ogns
5orleoen aften bleD
1reberifsberg 8ranopaIen d1armeret
til 4ftieIelifabet 2ariens 8osnfabrits
fer / SmaGegabe. Deb nfOriigtig9eo
= mentes bet - fra en- at Spenoenes
SHE bar Der opitaaet Slo / Malerz cg
Qofererp9 fitebet.
SlOen blep forbolbsDis burtig fluff
fet beb Sialp at en- Sldnge fra gronbs
6aasn. 5orinben bar bog 6-8 8o9ne,
beriblanbt flere 2anoauere, belt e1er
belpis blepen sbelagte. GnbDibere
brenbte ber9ul / Sdget paag9rfffeos=
bbgningen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-06

5reben8bor9trebe Si=
nea 6oltetingsmano 6briitsniens Orb
bar aoItiaige MGno peret pua Gale
ION @enitres 9anoioat. 8Ianot bisie
napnes 9pqe q. Ropiing / 8%pbenbapn,
Der i i'm lin boeoe i 6%reoensbor9. Dan
ifal ielO bare tilbuOt i'm adnOiootur.
Observation-Disclosures bar / bisie
9age neOIat Ct %llOpal9. Der tai for
bereoe 8dnoioatipsrgsmadlet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-06

5orbinbelfen meb q9sg.
pad Grunb af ben ie1ere Sibs bsit>
lige Storme er 5abnen peo 8eitsrs
paa 29ss tilfanbet og Zen uoen poits
forbinbelfe meb Omberbenen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-06

5itsSaf. - 9erren: o9oorfor
graoer 0u, min file 0%reng2"
9rengen: Seq bar paret neoe per
Seen % fItet.4
6erren: "a 0u if life noaet?4
8rengen: $50 - oa ieg tom 6iem."
9erntn9etreoen en-. st Mpoe
/ 7Foens 6oriamlin9sbus. bportil 6o=
ralo 6olms 9snnsr og @Gl9ere i
6oroaars par ino6uote. bapos iamIet
ca. 80 3elta9ere fra @erning,treoiens
forifeaige @gae. Del be0toges en-
Itemmigt at laggs en- 5glotrans paa
paa 6aralo 6olms gaare; gengtne
oar aaereoe ftafet til 9sis. ardaien
faar ielseuoe Snitription: oN}eo Eat
ira 9eaner d 9alssre / 9eruinaetreOs
len Gn 0eputation molRqger 9rans
ZEN pdd 0ataio 0olins 9ll!e.
5luttelig orsfteOes Spprgsmaalet
ON BET foysitaaeaoe 9alg i @erninges
tre6fen. Ter BAR Gaig6to ON. At Der
Der opitiGes en- Mauo. Der pil itptte
8egeringens 9olitit, % Tom paa 8orz
hoano Bar 5ri6eo til at inOtraoe /
Reformpartiet. Meo bette Grunblag
for Zie n~eoiattes Der Ct llooalg. Der
tom til at beitaa at @aaroeier Rasmus
Qneerien. &rnos9eirup. @aaroeier g..
Gbriitenien. 2riteo, Carer 8irf, Sbr.
9arau. 9aaroeier Sens QieIien. Bel
lin9brO, Carer 5prgea Rielien, Rprre
9nnbelie, 9bgmeiter Sens Rasmusien,
Sor. R9raa, % 9aoerbanbIer 3brane,
Qarup. gpgmefter Rasmusieu er balgt
Ill llopalgets Sormanb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-06

Gpbsfalo. - 5orbenp9renoe
@aaroeier % So9nefogeb / 9epe peo
Sttlifgr, Sammerraao 9ans SEMEN,
Ohm, er afgaaet peD 9pben / fit 6iem
/ Sprp, ca. 81 2(ar 9ammel. Qfoeoe,
Der par 5aoer til 9irtefulomuotig
SEMEN / Sorp pg 0berretsIagferer
Senien / Gsbjerg, par en- uoIminbelig
obgtig Utano Iaapel paa 2ano6rugets
Omraaoe iom / fine mango foriteaisz
article 5orretninger, % ban par meget
df6oIot At ale pad iin ggn.
Rpt OberfoIo pao 9dnbes
be Ell. - Gn pige peb Rapn Maric
Senien. Der tiener bos @aaroeierne Be
ter % Rasmus 6enritien / 3gnnebGf,
bar forlecen Qften pGret 8enItdno for
ct raat O~perfdlo. SUN bleo pda 9eiel
melem RpnnetGt % 9eitelie tiltaIt
at en- 6enOe ubetenot Man6. ipm oer=
paa rep benoe DIN / 0rpften og foriegte
al flaa 3eiet al benoe iamt at tiltoppe
bsnoes Wuno meo Sne % Serb. 9aa
qi1eas Strig TOM otter ct STARTERS
5orlab 6eubes Spiier. ION par 9aaet
bcnoe i Mooe. til, % SInnaelea fl1gtes
be Ia. Ulan Far lite Wistdnte til
beitemt. Sdgen er melbt I'll
Bolitiet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-06

Qottert6elo eQebte
9tme. commissioner OlTen /
Intgbing b. j., Der tiaige Oriper en-
@ei6aft i qotteriieoler. iuO iioiie
0ag, Qotteriet bleD trutfet, / 9ebenz
bapn og iaa paa lIotrGtningen.
0a ban ON Worgenen bar tagen biems
me ira, lad enbnu en- Sebbel uiolgt
/ bans 8inoue; ben par ban litter pad,
at TONNE til at ybr9noe inbe" meo.
Sad 6srer ban Seolens Drummer
blipe opraabt; Den er uotommsn meb
1000 Str. 5urtig itnrter ban / 5sl9e
,,Qatltop Sio". til 5elefonen % rias
ger i'm Some op: nS9lg enoeli9 life
Seblen / 0inbuet; Der er bunost 1000
Str. paa BEN"
oQa - en- @aarOeier fra SpOfaliter
git I'D ao 8sren meo ben for Ell Bar
Winutter iioen."
81 grueIigt Smertensbnl i 5elefos
nen bragte 3elefonoamernes aafez
topper til at tlirrs pea bele Qinien.
-- 90 ube paa 0doen git8oaroz
eieren meo fin Seobel uoen at ane, al
ban / eaepte 5ime baDoe tsbt 2ntten.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-06

3ufinOer al Ditbe Soa-
ner og 2GnOer bar for 5ioen
ilaaet fig neb / Sunoet melem Salt=
1oim og Sperrigs apit. 9eO Uier=
tets 5rembrub Tiger De tno paa gruns
bet 8anb oeo aDIterne. 6por be / Ro
fan tilbringe Ratte1.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-06

San fagoe Rei. 6orlsOsn
traaote ct gruOepar frem for qaItor
5anien / Rifolaj Girfe / Soenoborg,
fortaaer Sob. QD." alt git iom lab
panlig. iaOtil qrafen ipsrger grloz
gommen, ON ban pilbe agte Pigen %.
g., fom psO bans Sioe itaur. Rel,
fDarsOs gruogommsn, arbsiosmanb
Sens peter 6dnfen, meget beitemt.
QlminOelig geitprtelfe. BET bite fig
imiblertio, al bet par en- fortertRaones
Tebbel, pr9iten baboe faaet fat pau.
8a ban oerpaa fit fat / Den rigtige. co
ipurgte, ON ban bite agts qisen
Matbiloe 6anien, fpareoe 8ru09omz
men ia, og oerefier fortfattes 9ielien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-06

~ aribo limits 1. 9aIgtreos.
aepreientanter for 9enitresReforms
partiet / Waribo amts 1. 8al9treos'
f%oriteaise egae peotog forleoen en-
itemmig paa ct Msoe / Rptebing at
opitiae Gaaroeier g. 9etsrien. aiaes
rup, ION 9artiets aanoioat peo bet
foreItaaenbe 5oltetin9spalg.
8aarbejer =. @eterien, Der tom til
Steoe efter Mgoet, ertlareOe fig piaig
til at mootage &dnoiodturen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-06

georuQeren 6roo Rtsen.
Den oftere omtdlte 9|lattenfldger pg
georager 5rooe Tisfen. Der forleoen
6lep an6olbt, forOi ban i flere tenote
Qerfoners Ram bapbe itd7et iia
Qengeluon 6os en- Del At 9s6e1baDns
9afeDprter. er at &riminal= % 9olitis
retten blepen ogmt til cite Maaneoers
5or6eOringsbas.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-06

8pft aeiferbefs9 ar
benbapn2 oMiind. NGg. 3tg."
Der ituar / nar 5orbinbelIe meo 0il=
6elmitrasie, betrafter Den tioli9ere
fremfomne Meooelelie om, at 8eiier
0il6elm 2. Den 8. Qpril perionIig pil
oberbriage aongen al 9dnmart tin
Qpfenitning.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-12-11

was ever done, is the regular oil treat
ment OF the catch basins of the storm
sewer system and the manholes Of the
sewer system by the public works de-
partment, and the tincan cleaning by
the garbage department Mr.. Lar
mach the chief of the anti-mosquito
campaign says that superintendent Of
Public Works Holloway has show very
great interest in the campaign and has
given all the aid his department can.
Tin cans are being gathered regular
~ and with good results everywhere.
Mr.. Larnach says he finds an increas-
ing readiness among tne people to CO.
operate with the committee, and he
has been very successful in getting peo-
pie to drain or fill up ponds and holes
where otherwise mosquitoes would breed
Already work is going on and will
continue to go as long as any effort in
the direction is made, which would cost
the committee $500 month if it had
to do it, but which is being done either
by departments of the government or
by private individuals.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-12-11
FOOTBALL

Tomorrow afternoon at the new base
ball park the Male and Artillery teams
will face one another on the gridiron
to struggle for third place in the lea
que. AS both teams will try and avoid
being last in the race a hard contest
may be expected.
Both these teams are in excellent
shape. The Males have been in
constant training since their game with
the H. A. c. team and they will be able
to play a fast game. The soldiers have
had some valuable experience in the
two games they have played and with
this practice all the new men should
be hardened to the game.
Benson the coach of the Artillery
team is doing all in his power to have
his team win at least one game out of
the series.
There is much talk in sporting circles
as to the outcome of the H. A. c.
Punahou game on December 10. These
two teams will struggle for the cham
pionsip and it will be a battle royal as
the teams are very evenly matched.
Carlos Long, will referee, Anderson
umpire, and Mott-Smith act as lines
man in tomorrows contest.
Admittance has been reduced to %
cent. Tickets are on sale at Pearson
& Potter's and Whitman & Co.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-12-11

The oahu Railway has entered the
anti-mosquito fight. The attention Of
Roadmaster Charles Musgrave was
called to the fact that the bitches I'M
der the cattle guards wherever the rail-
road crosses "a wagon road, very often
held water for some time after a rain,
and that these formed an ideal spot for
the breeding of mosquitoes. Mr.. Mus
grave took the matter up at
once. The bitches are primarily there
as a part Of the cattle guard-to pre-
vent cattle from straying from the wa
gon road TO the railroad right of way
They are only secondarily, for pur-
poses of drainage. So he has given in
struction to the section bosses to keep
these bitches drained where that is
practicable. and where it is not they
will be given the oil treatment at fire.
quent intervals.
Among other processes that are go
ing on steadily in the anti mosquito
campaign, and it is believed will have
a continuing effect even If nothing else
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-12-11

The Stars idea gain the services of bright school boy
and girl in Honolulu and willing literally for their aid The
work will interfere with their school duties be accomplished
after hours by devotng hours each day thorough
of their nehborhood gain subscribers far the Star For
this service will pay school children ONE HALF of all sub
scphons they receive If cents collected for month
the boy girl will receive 374 cents $500 collected for
quarter will hand dollar $500 collected for year.
we will give the little business little business $500
In addition to the generous commission the Star will award the
of One Hundred Dollars gold divided into four prizes
The girl who the largest number of subscribers will
be paid $5ooo prize for second highest number $780, third prize
$500; fourth prize $1,000
With energy perseverance and bright school girl boy
may easily make Christmas money and cash prize and the
reward each will be worth the effort At this Of the
year easy matter gain subscribers for The Star.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-12-11
A NEW YEAR GREETING.
Naval Observatory to Reach Every
Country on Earth.

WASHINGTON, November 2S.-The
officials of the Naval Observatory are
arranging to send New Years greet
ing from Washington to all the coun-
tries of the civilized world by the en-
ployment of a series of signals to all
points to mark the exact second of the
beginning of the new year. A similar
plan was employed successfully last
year in the case of the United States,
and it is now intended to extend the
service this GEAR to cover the CONT
nent of North and South America, the
distant insular possessions of the
United States and all points in the
world having the necessary cable and
Geographic connections in case the CO.
operation of foreign governments can
be secured, of which there is scarcely
doubt. Last year the receipt of the
midnight signals was accura tely timed
at the Lick observatory in California,
and it was found that it took only six
one-hundredths of a second in trans
mission from Washington.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-12-11
THE COLOR LINE.

The color line cannot evidently be
drawn absolutely in the British aristo-
cracy, for Lady Mary Grey, the daugh-
ter of the eighth Earl of Stamford,
whose coming marriage in South Africa
was recently announced is quadroon.
Her mother, whose maiden name was
Martha Solomon, is a mulatto, the
daughter of "A Hottentot cook and
laundress employed in the late Earl of
Stamford's family. The Earl married
her in 1880, after she had borne him
two children. Under the Dutch law
the marriage made these children legi-
innate, but the House of Lords refused
to recognize their legitimacy after the
Earls death and the title and estates
passed to a nephew. Lady Mary Grey
was born in wedlock but her sex barred
her inheriting. Her mother, the mu-
latto Countess of Stamford, is now the
wife of a South Africa Boer named
Pieter Pietersze, but she still retains
her titles. f. Chronicle.
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THE COWBOY AND THE LADY.
Neill Company to Appear in Fitche's
Western Comedy.

In the production of Clyde Pitches
Cowboy and the Lady" which the
Neill Company will present on Satur-
day evening the management has
chosen a bill which has excited general
interest, many people having longed for
an opportunity of seeing the production
The original roles were played by Nat
Goodwin and Maxine Elliott and the
play scored an instantaneous success.
In the play Clyde Fitch departed from
his long round of society plays and APP
preached the melodramatic border
while preserving his own originality of
thought and language. The scene is
set in Colorado and the play is fervid
with western life the manliness of the
cowboy, his chivalry and withal his
picturesque ways and in ladies pre-
sence, modest demeanOr.
The love of a cowboy, James Neill,
for a lady, Edythe Chapman, furnishes
the main interest, enhanced by heroic
rescue, a thrilling murder and all the
vivid local color of the ranchero's exist
ence. The play is eventually a comedy
despite the melodramatic touches and
the author in his new departure has
created a thoroughly delightful play.
The characterizations are well fitted
to the powers of the versatile people of
the Neills. Burton, Bloomquest and
others essay eccentric roles successful
ly. Lillian Andrews appears as the
peroxided pianist of a western dance
hall. Miss Kellar plays a part akin
to Bret Hartes Miss while the juveniles
of the company will prove as attractive
as cowboys as they are in more familiar
dress. Neil is the boss cowboy OF
them all and hero of the play while
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