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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-06
Ssraaaestes a.sti@.


suaar eureo g9.nien - grte GuaItdt .
1870 Yfunb 134: 10 4fanS 1876; lo-l2
qfuno l44; Swei.s Oiialaat : 2S-l8 Bfunb
1875 ; IL Plumb I3fc ; IL 8funb 1875 10
9sutD lac,
@aIifornp3e etimisa-8 Biz 8 9fanb 10c;
8 Bis IL Efunb CSC.
SuuIteru-gnal. Gureb, ID Dts 20 $fnnn
tn Gur9i9mitt, lO3c; is gf,snp Gur&t@nttt.
1Oi:, 10 Bis IL ssfuns III.
Nra6rhidsS peG-8icrer @nsltib @ureb l9,
asruablter susar GureS Ice, 81 Pfunb tn
Drr@i&nstt tic; 8 BIG 9 |funb TN 9ur4'
i9uitt 1be; 10 bis 10 Yiunb int Dar&i@nitt
12ae; s pfasb tn Dur9iGnit, iGntaI, 12c .
8 afunb I'M Our9i9nih, i@nsal, 12c.
Sped, gmsI.-@ewdbIter, 8 BITS 10 pfunh
Int Iur3i9nitt, l43c; IL bts IA gfunb ta
Gurbf@nitt. 12&e.
Sped-4lars Ssiteu, 80 biz 40 Yfunb tu'
0ur@5@nitt, lie; Rlare Setten. 20 bis 80
2funb, 11ac; alare Bellies, % tis 80 Yfuab.
lie; Ia bis 20 @fb.. l1}c; Ia bic is Sfunb.
llac; GIare @idea, 90 bis 90 Tfttb. lie;
RaGem IL bis 10 9frnb 11ae; 2iare stieen 9
BIS 8 Dftno, SIC
ggp5Geltes S1wsineheii1 - 9no@snIoiei
Scnep pis $40. so; Shares Sem $1,000; Som
lp $500; ebort gIear 1850; Stump
Sl4. 90.
Celebrities R;abTeti@ - S&tnten, req
Gets. 14ae; Hubenfeiten l24s; Snneni. 173
2n59eI Tic.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-06

SnbtanapsIts RaHeesBreiie:

SStsotutsuYohS Su1cCSFIS1cs
gsp0bnI. bts gutter 1O-12c; priaa bts &c,
wablter 14-l6e |; Saaep 524-83e. goIsss
Deuow IL bis 22c, Saua 1880.
SIN Ea6etsn:
arioia 1925. Zion $12. 20, Seri.5 Sls.2 u
Caracas S12. 10, Diaportb's s12. %, SatS
Sara 8lsnS SIG. Co., aiI4ou@ Sl2. 25, gatei
Elsrbeb Sapa S12.25.
8uder-Dominoes 5000; shi6sueer 6,35
puIuerifrter $500; x399 puIperiFrter 5.sOe,
fsi,er sranuIirter 5.55c; Gubes 6.05e; Goa.
iectioners' VI 8. 50e; Hibsepoob q 5.4Os; BSD.
mtg u 6.55e; @stY:re u g.. SOC; SbsaI ertra
gpIben 6 5.25c; Dinbfor egtra 6 6.2Ot
&ibsewoOb u 6.40c; selber 6 4. Sc; Ia gel,
Der 4.80.
@etrpdnete Sri9te-NepfeI, on Der Soane
setrodnet, &c; Sobannesbeeren 7e BIB 7Ke;
gitron 15e bis lac; %ofner, Q gropE, per
Yfunb, IL, 8 Grorpn TIC, 4 gropn TIC ioos
menfpess Sc bis &c, California Euseatsg 7Ke;
SuItana TIC, trnportirte SuItana lie Bio 14e
California Epriioien &c bis 12c.
YidIes-24OO I'M Sos $40; 12C0 TN Gas
So; 1900 I'M QaIbfab $3.50; 900 I'M ga
$3.50.
sprup-Stanbarb @crn 23e BIS a5c; &c,
wdbIter &c Bis 32c; Sorghum 28c bis 3se;
Stem Orleans RoIsHes l5e bis 26e; ssrabI,
ter 3Oc Bis 38e.
gtnsemaGte SrH@te-8Iadberries 8 pfs.,
SLIGO peaGes Stanoarb, 8 gfb., "a
2.25; combs 8 %funb 81. 6O-S1. IS; Yts
peates, 81. 40-$1.5O; NnanaS, gtanbats,
Yfo., 81. 65-S1.S0; Seconds, 2 gfunb,
81 20 $1.45; crime gobnsn, 8 Bfuro Rams
nsn, 8abar1a Ananas 81. 0-s 25e.
@efebte Gr6ien. $1.20-Sl.7 rs. friibe sunni 50
@eutS, Narrom 90e, etasepeiGte 55e-s0e
tomatoes. 8 8funb; 81. 10-$1.1b. 8uesrs
8orn 9Oc-$1. %. GpfeIbutter, per Duseao.
8 Bfurb. 81. 3
NiHe-8ra,iI ueu sc bic loo; 5iI5erts IL ,
WanbeIn IA; wei9i9aIise RanbeIn i6e;
Sorban RanbeIn 15c; Beanats &c Bis 6ie.
s~er6ftete 7c bis Sc; @nsIi&e @oIniHe
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-06
SmiHsnamrihten.
u b B ren

b9eabren:
Nep Sort: Baltic" nod 2iperpool
ypotsbam" mad ROTTERDAM UNI
g%oulOsne; vNoro Mm.rica" mad
Neapel uno 8enua.
2onbon: philadelphia" mad Bolton.
2iberpool: nSapreforo" nod pbila=
belpbia; r@orniibman" nod BORT
lano.
Neapel: Bring Ostar" nod Stem gort.
Nntwerpen: .SmiBerlano" nod pbi=
laoelpbia.
Soutbampton: yGronprinS Wil6elm"
nod Sem Sort.
2iperpool: Oceanic" nod Seem Dorl
iiber Queenstown.
@berbours: .&ronprin3 Wilbelm" mad
Sem YOrf.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-06

Aepfel-S1. OO-S3. so per Sab.
Sananen-GespdbIte ST. 90 bis $l.25 pei
IanG, 3peite NuaIitdt Toe bis SLIGO.
RotmsnaHe-S3.25 per 9unoert.
@trronen-Neiinas, 500.
Oransen-Saneb California s dIeneia $3.7t
California Seedlings $3.50 bis $S.76.
Mnanas-$2 80 per Grate.
gfaumen-$1.O 90 per BuibsI.
Sirnen ST. 90 per 8aibeI.
@eoraia Birnen-$1.50 per @tate.
95eiaen : Gmprna 11-16c bas Dtunb.
DatteIn sc per gfunS, 80 gfc. Bitten.
Rener Sonis-16c.
Sreuben l0c bis 15c per 8orb.
9firii9es75c bis 81 % per 8uibeI.
@antaIpm es-S1 .60-1.75 per sos.
8aHsrmelOnen Sc bis 16c.
5emife.
Neue rotbs &iben-l2le per Sutenb gur'
1ss.
Sraut-60e bis 75c PET SOB.
g~Iumenfobl SIS per Dubenb.
@urfen 40c per 1orb.
GeIerp-per 8un9 l6c.
@riine gobnen 75c per BuibeI.
@rlnes Corn, 6-6c per Suteno.
Neue RartofeIn SOC per gnibel.
SibtartoffeIn $2-3 per Sab.
@abieie 8c-l5c per Dubeno gun9es.
Sibubarb lOc per Dutenb.
SaIat ST.. 90 pr 5ab.
!2m.ebeIn - 66c-e5c per 8uibel.
Spanif9s Suiebeln 81 .25 per Crate.
Tomatces-50 per BuibeI.
Napp Spbnen 81. 10 per guibeI.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-06
On 10
Sic Trndt Der Saline

Srafe's 9aImetto gSire, elm tonii6es Iaratis
bes. Mot beriaeenbes Spe5ififIul aus benz
reinen Saft Der iplilberboIIen HaImfrnft. @ibt
alien Sduen bon aatarrb, Maeenbei6perben,
8Idbnneen, Ieritopfune, &onaeition. .oeritopfs
ten gtieren ulo ent5inbeter glafe. Siirlfinos
iieb5ie Gents fofiet in 9lpotbefen cine 9roBe
erobeflaf6e piro frei uno ~iranfiert ieoeml 2e-
fer biefes 8Iattes 5ueefonot,. oer barum
f6reibt. Gin Brief o6er cine 8oftfarte. aorei'
iiiert an Die Srafe 6ornula Gor1pa1b,, Srafe
8uiIbtne, Chicago, Sn.. lit bic ein5ige @uslaee.
nm fi6 in ben Belts elmer HrobefIai6e Srafe's
YaImetto @ire 81 feten.. Cine feline Solts
ieoen Gag tlriert, nm .lriert 5u bleiber.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-06

SnbianapuIis Detail gerfaufsYreie:
Rammutb RIee Sc. 5OA$7.0 90.
Rotber $6.00-S6.B .
2IIiife 81. 25-$8.00.
NIfaIfa $8.60-S9.O0.
8eiber So. 50-$10.25.
Sancb Tinotbb s1.85-$1.90.
@eudbIter 81 80-$1.85.
grima 81. 75-$1. 80.
Sanep Rentudp 8Iausrab $1.40-$1.60
Grtra retnes IN @baf $4,000.
Or9aro @rab 81 .45-$1.60.
Heb Cop in @baf 85c-$1.25.
Beiber Soma San1en 5afer 5000.
Neiber Suinois 45c-55c.
Sarnen Corn rpeiB uitb seIb 1.10-$1.3 81.
Amber Suderrobr Samen S1-1.25.s
@niiIase @orn 90c-S1.10.
Sriibiabr @erfte 9Oc-$1.10.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-06
o DcSeus@asst.

Ttntotbb-gertaufspretie: $40 5O-l2.0j.
aIee - B~ertaufspreiie: IS. 00-S8.O0l
DeIfGtorn - 8srtaufSpretis: ie na3 ba
HuaIitdt, 66-68c.
Qafer-sei@dIt 43-45e; II ben Sebrea
S8.OO-$9.OO per Tenne. Neuer a3-35e.
~etrob-Nreiie. ie nod benz Crib. tn Soh
len, $6-$7.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-06

Mairfe Gerdt9erte 1ratmrrH s}e j..
Sranffurter 73c; Bologna tn Ddru.en &c, In
Eu@ 6Hc.
S1nal5E IN Eierces-l. Dual. lode; q.
nnaIitdt 10e; 8. nmaIitdt 9He
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-06
Bmtter, Gter umo 0enaesI

Gambler besabIen foIsenbe 4reiSe:
Butter - Country, loo, @reonte-s "a
9Iatn 23c.
Gier-l7Xc per DutenS.
'Sibner 10c, Sibne B., Surfess-l0..
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-06
9rdfibent griff e n.

0aB Ole SDl0lIeH : TleI0uH9eNuue III!
S9upltiq : Nrienale gu pbilaoelpbia
bon ben Witttpen uno Waiien Der Sol
oaten angefertigt puroen.
6drSli6 nun entidloB fi6 bas Be-
partemert, Die Nrbeiten i'm @Dntract=
mcgee su berseben, leoisli9 aus Sc
i9dftsgriinben.
Sieie Gbf9t, poour9 Sunberte bon
Grauen ibr td9lidss 8rot bur9 Mrbeii
i'm 4rienals berlOren bdtten, erreste in
philadelphia, r1amentli9 untsr ben pa=
triotii9en @erbdnoen, biel Nufieben.
gs uurben S9ritte gstrofen, bamii
Der prdfioent bic 8erOronuns riidsdu.
gig made.
Gin @omite, beftebenb aus M. 5.
SOple uno s. &. @rnig bon be,
g. u. &. nebt @noeren, erf6ien beim
P~rdibenten unb ffelte linn bic Sad.
lage Dor. Man mics barauf bin, bat
bas Separtement Nneebote fir so, 00C
paar 9Ofen ausseidrieben babe, bic
am z. er6ffnet uerbsn folten.
Ser Prdfoent berfHgte, ben Gon=
tracts Plan fallen 81 lafen unb Die Ir.
belt wie bisber ben 5rauen gu geben.
Gm e@lufe Der geipreduns bsftste
Serr Craig Dem prdfoenten Elm Nb=
sei9en Der q. u. Ct. als @brenmitgIieb
bes Weabe : vPoftens" BON pbilaoel-
pbia an.
6 m b fang m M n 3 q n
Glub b.
N IN y orf, 5. Set. Der Man.
battan= Club b%eranfaltete beute Nbent
einen gmpfans fir u. 9. Barrier. Be,
@anoioat ftano neben 81. s. Serrif,
benz 8oberneurs =@anbibaten, auf elmer
Sri5tine unc i9ittslte cielen 2suter
bic Sanb.
Iuber ben aelabenen 8dIten tpal
cine sablrei9e Menge eri6ienen.
I'm IL ubr tpurbe fir bic 8dits uni
intimen Greunbe Barriers Elm Smbii
ferbirt.
6 T g senator Sones uni
Barrier.
New gOrf. 5. Sttbr. gr=Se
nutOr 5. 8. Sones aus arfanias, be,
friibere 8OrfiBenoe oes bemptr. Na
tional= @omites, fab Germ Barrier bsut
unb tiinbi9te na6her an, er meroe par
fer nod ieber Sinf9t bin unterttben
8eri9te, tpona9 er benz Hational
Sidet feline unteriftbung ent3Oser
babe, bssei9nete Sones als ld9srli9
2aGOIIettefiegt.
M abior, Wis., 5. Oct. Sa!
Ober= 9eri6t ertldrte beute in feline,
@ntiaeibung be3iigli9 oes republ,
Gattions=S treits bas 2a6olette Side
als bas regelmdbige; Ober= Gi9te
@ahobap CAB cine bon ben tibrieen :
3idtern abpeiaenbe Msinun9 ab.
Die @nti4eioung iebt ben Sbatbe
ffano bes &e9ts=S treits auseinanoe,
unb iast, Der Streit bsriibre bic prd,
rogatipe bes Staats unb bic 6reibeitei
beg Bodies ~geniisenb, Inn unter oi
3ufdnoisteit bes @eri9tsbofes gu fal
len. Der Streit 1T fold ernfer Sea
tur uro BON FOLDER gsbeutuns Fur DC!
6hentlide Snterefe, oaB Der @eri6ts
bof bolauf bsftigt III, BEL gntidsioun!
Der Sraee Surisoittion aus3uiiben.
IbfeBun9 Der @ibil= S en- +
Com
Nem OOrf, 5. Dit. Birger
meiifer Mcgleaan entiebte beute bi
sanse @ibil=D ienfi- @ommifion. Nut
part=@ ommiHdr S9mibt bonn 8run
it entlaRen.
Sie Nbiebuna erfolste auf geiGul
bisuns bes @ipilbient= @eformbereins
monaco bic ~entlakenen Beamten unge
5eblide 3abl=2iften i'm part.9 eparts
ment 6eglaubisten. 4 gommiHdr
tparen Semofratsn unb 2 &epubli
taner.
Sroquris proceb.
@bieago. 5. Oct. Sm SrOquOi
Sbeater.p roeeB muroe benz @ei9dfts
ftbrer Nornan unb benz friberen Mr
better Cumming 8erlsaun9 mad eirer
an0erem gountp qetpdbrt, ba 0oru,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-06

Indianapolis Detail gerfaufsprefie:
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-06
3afe.

@ngros s gertaufspreiie SnSpprtirter
s9petertdie 3Oc per pflab einbsimii9..
S&wepertdie Tic, @isconfn Gream , SdEs
IL, %ew gorf gbeobarsl lee, etnSssntb
f9er 2tn,buraer 12e. grid 13e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-06
TdgliGer Marftbertht.
aQt
B~tebueer2t
SnotGnapolts Union Btcbpoie, Oftbr.
I%fubpteh.

Sno,amapofis linton Btcbp6fe, 6 Oftbr.
Rtnbptep.
Ge.uGbLte bis prin1a @rYprt
stiere, 1S00-16OO Rfo..... SIS 26-6 26
Dsasiss bis rittIere Sport
Gtiere, 15OO-l4O0 8io.-.- 450-52b
Suite bis priiaa SGIdtter stiers,
1150-1260 9fb-..".-."""... 4lo--4oo
SeD01nIi9e Stiere, 11,50 big
1850 yfifio. .."".."...... D oO-4 10
8ute Bis serSbIte Seeding
est;ere 60-3 10
RaBtge bic quite Seeoins Gtsere,
100000 So...-"..-...... 52o-5 on
C,,te Stp6ers Q 500 30
qpsbts sfp9ers 2G0-S %
1,,te RIA oe,ndhlte @irbsr..,. 8 3d. %
TeittIere bis quite &Iaber-.-..".. 3OO-3 4O
SenSbnIic5e @inber 2 25-2 10
Suite bis eerpSbIte Sits... ........ 325-3 %
YpitIere Riibe. 2 75-3 10
@em5bnIite aIte Rihe. .-.-.-.- l OO-2 10
Su,e !aiibs NIT 2aIp.. $50 $50
zemDbnItbe Siibe NIT GaI ... $40 $25
Geip1blte GG!ber .......-.". CO. gu
S@mere Sdlber----"..-.".-." 2 SO %
grina 6;s fcnep Srport &;tGer
8uueu 30O-8 30
@erp5bnii4e Dis quite 8~rien."... 400 70
@euDbnIite guaeu,..... l 75-2 %
52metHe.
Suite bis ssrpitlte i9rusre."".... $6 Oh-6 20
@suri9te uHo ftusre 4saataS... 6 96-6 10
Suite bis serpd9Ite ki4te. cocoon 600-e 10
Sew6bnlit5s Lei9te.-.----..... 8 65-b 20
Suite 8igs-.-".-"""--."".." W-o on
2si9ts Tiss."-."....... ......"". 3 So 20
| SsouobS 4 5O-6 a6
g@ofs.
Spring 9ar1bs. 3 90 b OF
Cute he serodblte ginidtrigs-... 36O- 4OC
@ep5bnIi1e bis quite einidbsise SO 8 %
Suite bis sewdbIte s@afe.".".. 800 90
DroimGre bis quite G&afs.---.-. 276- 90
gtoHsrs- 200 8 30
3bde, per 100 gfo........... 400 q 81
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-07
WESTMINSTER THEATRE,

Among the more prominent OF the so
called wheel" shows. none have secured
more praise than the Innocent Beauties
company. which will open an engagement
al the Westminster theatre Monday. The
company offers the regulation first part
olio and "burlesque." but each section
ls presented I'm such a superior manner
that nothing Is left 10 be desired.
The burlesques are the "Sultan's
Wives and Hotel Loop-de-l loop" Both
are lively, full OF fun. and are replete
with musical numbers. In fact the big
singing chorus r. one OF the features OF
the show. The company numbers In all
about 30 people, among whom are the
Brownings. comedy sketch portrayers
Hall and Hughes. comedy boxing act;
The Alabama Comedy Four singers and
dancers: the Meeker. Baker Trio. aero
bats. and Harry lie Mar In HIS laughahle
speciality "A Giddy Old Maid" In addl-
ton TO the above vaudevllists are Jack
Marshall. Harry Dudley, Clara Cole
Alice Chesley, Clara Adams. and Z, score
OF others
decided innovation. which will no
doubt prove very popular. Will be the
Introduction OF an amateur night on FRI
day evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-07
PARK THEATRE.

A bill! headed by young woman who
is claimed TO be the best woman lion
tanner I'm the business and who puts her
den OF performing lions through some
tricks as difficult as unusual. is offered
for next week at tho Park theatre. where
Walter j. Plimmers All Star varieties
have made a distinct hit. This act is by
Adgie and her lions. A cage OF these
ferocious beasts is brought upon the
stage and i'm this the fearless young
woman enters and by cheer force OF her
will forces the animals to go through
series of feats. some of which involve
especial peril TO her. The act is new
and novel and has never been seen here.
For the rest there Is long line OF
excellent entertainers. none OF whom has
been seen In this city a Park popular
prices 10 and 20 cents for the daily matt
nees: 10 ~ and 20 cents for the evenings.
Stanley and Wilson, well known az The
Musical Burglars" have an uncommonly
entertaining act in which they extract
music from almost everything within
sight: the Beardsley Sisters have re-
fined and unusual singing and dancing
act; I.avine and Almy furnish grptesque
comedy OF the excellent type character
istic OF varieties: Marion and Pearl are
no less ENJOYABLE in eccentric comedy and
acroba tics: Moran and Narkey have an
good monologue and convcrsa-
tion act. and Lavine and Almy are we'll
set OF by Glendary and Russell i'm a
clever black face act. II IL an unusually
good bill
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-07
MOVING PICTURES.

The last opportunities this season to
see the marvellous moving pictures
shown by the Shepard company will be
afforded at the Imperial theatre tomor-
row afternoon and evening. the entertain
ment being given for the benefit OF the
Miriam society, Jewish charities and the
proceeds being used i'm that organization s
work among the needy in the hospitals.
The list OF pictures o be shown includes
none previously exhibited here; and the
principal feature will be a long and ex-
tremely artistic picture entitled Faust
and Marguerite" which is considered one
OF the finest specimens OF motion protog-
raphy yet produced.
As before, the program will be In every
respect In keeping with the day; and the
high reputation Manager Shepard has
made here by HIS previous exhibitions
should make these last ones OF the season
the most successful OF all in adding a
substantial sum TO the treasury OF the
worthy charity profiting. by them.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-07
EMPIRE THEATRE.

More than ordinary interest attaches
TO the presentation OF Leo Ditrichsteins $
successful farce. "Are You a Mason? ?"
which julius Calm will make at the En-
pire theatre next week from the fact
that the play has never before been
given in this city at popular prices.
Adapted from German original by Mr..
Ditrichstein's clever pen. this refreshingly
clean and eXcrucatingly funny farce ran
for % nights at the Gsrrick theatre. New
York, and is now In its fourth season
with an attractiveness for playgoers
which does not seem at all diminished.
II also has a record of over 800 perform
ances in London, thus far SURPRISING
"All ON Account Of Eliza and other
successes which Mr. Ditrichstein has
written.
The many ludicrous situations evolved
in the progress OF the play are all the
result OF the deception which Amos
Bloodgood and Frank Perry have prac-
ticed upon their better halves Each pre-
tends TO be a member OF the Masonic
order and they sing the praises OF Mason
ry so loudly that the wives become en-
thusisstic on the subject
Each OF the pretended Masons is in alb
solute ignorance OF the others fraud. al
though Perry is the son-in-law Of Blood
good The plot is complicated by the en-
trance upon the scene OF bona fide
Mason, Ernest Morrison. who is suitor for
the hand OF one OF Bloodgood's daugh-
ters. The production which Mr. Calm has
madesis unusually elaborate and the cast
he has engaged to interpret the charac-
ters drawn by Mr.. Ditrichstein Is said TO
be far above the average. Bargain matt
nees at which all seats will be reserved
at Is cents will be given Tuesday, Thurs
dey and Saturday afternoons.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-07
IMPERIAL THEATRE.

The Richard Buhler stock company will
open its season at the Imperial theatre
Monday evening, with an elaborate spec
tac1lar production OF Quo vadis" The
original F. c. Whitney production was
made under the direction OF Mr.. Buhler:
and this will be reproduced with all the
lavish scenic equipment and realistic ef-
fects that made the original one OF the
most notable OF American stage successes.
The dramatizaion % Sienkiewicz's ia
nous historical novel Is by Stanislaus
STANCE. and the music by Julian Edwards;
and the latter will he rendered by an en-
larged orchestra, under the direction Of
Mr. Edwin q. Clarke of C1arke's Provi-
dence band. who returns TO his old post
as musical director OF the Imperial Dur
In the stock season, matinees will be Civ
en- daily except on Monday. that exception
being made IN order TO ensure smooth ana
satisfactory initial performances Of the
elaborate productions which the stock
company will present.
The company Is headed by Mr. Buhler.
who was recently seen at the Imepria as
Paul Revere. and contains, beside him.
Miss Lillian Kemble an accomplished ac-
tress and most beautiful woman, as lead
ing lady. and number OF players whose
faces are familiar 20 local theatre-goers.
as well as others who have won high rep
vtatlon as members Of some OF the lead
ing stock organizations OF the country;
and In the present Offering a chorus and
ballet will be employed to give proper
effect TO the more important scenes. while
the role OF Ursus. the giant, will be as
sumad NY Mr.. William II. Lyden, who
created Il in the original production
II is doubtful II stronger attraction for
the opening OF a stock season could have
been selected than "Quo Vadis." and az
the same time ~ is play that puts the
capabilities OF any stock organization 20
n very severe test Few historical novels
lend themselves SO effectively 10, splen-
doris OF scenic art and all the witchery OF
modern stagecraft. and few contain
love story Of such deep ana absorbing in
terest or so dramatic I'm Is surroundings
as that of Ninicius, the handsome young
tribune and Lygia. the beautiful bond
maiden Tho story = developed with rare
dramatic power amid the exciting scenes
OF the rule OF the bloody Nero. and is
delightfully."- illumined by the sideighLs
OF the triumph Of The Christians over the
brutal persecution cf himself and his ga.
ssllites. Its presentation offers a series
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OF magnificent sage pictures. IN each sue
cessive one OF which tho interest increas-
80 until n reaches climax that never
fails 10 arouse audiences 10 pitch OF
wild enthusiasm. Gorgeous I'm color and
elaborate in detail are the home OF Pc
tronius at Rome and his villa at Antium.
Nero's palace and the gardens OF Linus.
the interior OF the Mammertine prison and
the Circus Maximus with its view OF the
arena, whore takes place the famous
combat between Ursus and the bull: cui-
minating in the burning OF Rome, and the
wonderfully and thrilling and intensely
dramatic scene I'm which Nero rides I'm
drunken exultation through the blazing
avenues OF Christian girls and singing
hymns while the cruel flames consume
them
The scenery has all been painted ex-
pressly for this production by ST. John
Stevens ot New York and the produc-
tion as a whole will undoubtedly be the
most elaborate and pretentous ever Of
fered by stock company In Providence.
The theme OF the play. moreover. while
the action is lofy and deeply impressive
in its religious atmosphere. while the ac-
tion Is fun II incidents and striking cli-
makes that follow each other in rapid sue
cession. and which always hold the audi
ences In rapt attention and frequently
stir them 10 tumultuous applause. The long
cast will Introduce every member OF Mr..
Buhler's company. each cast for a con-
genial role and many OF them in parts
in which they have previously won fat
tering commendation. This In especially
true OF MIR Buher. Miss Kemble and Mr..
Lyden: and under conditions so favora-
BILE in a play Of such exceptional strength
and interest. theRichard Buhler Stock
company may be expected during the
coming week 20 entrench itself very Sc
curely I'm the favor OF local playgoers.
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AN INTERESTING BOOKLET FOR
TOURISTS.

In accordance with its usual custo,,
the passenger department OF the Florida
East Coast Railway has issued a hand.
sornely illustrated booklet descriptive n,
the Florida East Coast. which is at once
a compendium and guide for the tours,
and winter visitor.
The booklet contains cne hundred pag.s
with the ver beautifully illustrated Ihs
front page being a representation Of tbs
old city gates Of ST Augustine win ,hs
legend; The East Coast OF Eloridc "
PARADISE Regained."
The back cover illustrates the suc
aide Of the earth and the inside Of -.
cove. conta distinct maps OF fIor,da
and he adjacent coast states.
IL IL especially valuable TO the top-ts,
as II gives a description OF each place ON
the east coast the distances. rates Of fars
and complete list OF hotels and board
inc houses with the dai ily ana weekly rata
OF each. which ranges from eight dollar,
per week Up. The idea that only wealthy
people can afford TO visit the east con
OF Florida during the winter tourist sea
son Is mistake
Nassau y T.. ,iIs!ipma Islands). q.
Illustrated and dsscItueG. there IL inuch
10 do and zee IN and around Nassau. A
curiosity that - hcenly enjoyed by All
,r,,rists f. tie Lake OF Fire"
Several pages are also devoted 10 +, d..
scrtptton OF Havana and Its attraction,
osuetat information is given concern.
ing ticket ohncos. redemption OF tickets.
ia. age. train stSp-over prl, lIsres
stsrIylng return .Icaets. lost ;.c,lrts
~. nspo,tation % bicycles sleeping car
ard chair car rates AMI other inforulation
.f value 20 the Traveller. Iue attfactldns
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etc OF each separate locality h ..ntar-
taInIngly set forth IN words and pietorlai.
IN described. The booklet. which \, an
arti.tic productfrH. WIZ 1-7IU1 TTI "a ia
prsss of the Record company. 80. Auxu..
tine copies can be Ohta ned by address.
ing J. 49, Rshuer Assistant General t'as.
srnger Agent FLORIDA East Coast Ran.
way. at St AuEusius. and the bo0AIs.
viii be cent rOstfaid on application.
The New York office Of the Florida
East Coast Hotel Co. IL located at 81
Filth avcnue-ths old Brunswick H0.ei
building.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-07
1.-THE REvElERS."

Only week remains before the pro-
duction OF ''The Revelers" at the Prov-
dence opera house, on May ls IT, IS,
with matinee Wednesday.
The sale OF seats and for the exchange
tickets opens at the opera house on
Monday, the 9th.
These performances wilt he ones that
are worthy OF the large audiences that
will see them, both as 10 the quality OF
the entertainment and the charities to
be benefited, namely. the Pine Ridge
camp for consumptives Providence
Lying-in hospital and the District Nurs-
ing association. See the big advertise
ment on the amusement page.