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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1904-03-19
PENINSULA NEWS.
Items Of Interest Taken From
Our Exchanges and
Condensed.

j. ]. Gamble, baggageman on
the Northwestern road, fell out of
his car at Brampton, twelve miles
north of Escanaba, Monday, break. |
ing his neck.
Octave Roy, a well-known and
popular liveryman, of Houghton,
died suddenly on Tuesday morning
OF heart failure. Deceased was
about 45 years old, and had resided
in Houghton for nearly twenty-five]
years. He was single man, and is
survived by his parents, two broth
ers and sister.
st. Patrick's Day was celebrated
throughout the copper district
Thursday. At many places elab-
crate programs OF speech and music
in honor of Ireland's patron saint
were given. At Calumet, grand
parade of Catholic societies was fol-
lowed by banquet, at which nu.
merous addresses were delivered.
The Menomnee River Sugar Com
pany is planning on longer run
next fall. 1t desires the beets that
can be raised on 10, 900 acres OF land
and has a number OF agents in the
field securing contracts with farm
ers. Recently agents who are COW
ering seventeen counties for the
factory held conference at Menom-
inee and reported the prospects most
encouraging. Many contracts have
been signed.
The proposed new railroad bridge
across the Ontonagon river, at Onto
nagon, is the subject OF much CON-
ment there, and the sentiment of
the people seems to be almost unan-
imous in demanding that it be
equipped with drawer of sufficient
width to permit the passage OF ordi-
nary boats. In years gone by this
river was navigated for several
miles, but during recent years it has
been blocked with logs, and as
consequence it would have been
impossible to ascend it with boat
if desired.
A custom which has long been
established at Meuominee, that of
exempting from assessment certain
properties belonging to persons too
poor to pay taxes, has been done
away with by the council, and here
after no property, no matter what
the financial condition of the own.
ers, will be exempt. The council s
decision was the result of petition
asking relief from payment of taxes
and which was referred to the
city attorney. The latter informed
the council that no property should
be exempted, as to exempt one piece
O. property would be liable to inval- |
idate the whole assessment. The
council tbereupon adopted resoiu-
ton putting an end to the practice
long followed. Persons too poor to
pay their taxes will have to obtain
relief in some other manner here !
after.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1904-03-19
MODEL FOR CLEANLINESS.
Sidewalks OF juneau of Brentwood
Six Feet Above Sea Level-Zero
Weather Infrequcnt.

Mr.. John Johnston, a prominent
gold mine operator and real estate
dealer of Juneau, Alaska, is in the city
visiting his cousin, John b. Martin,
says the Cincinnati. Enquirer.
Juneau, our beautiful, wealthy and
'charmingly located Alaskan capital,
rejoices in as good government as
there is on EARTH" remarked Mr..
Johnston. land in the six years that I
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1904-03-19
I'Igers.)

In their native haunts tigers are di.
vided into three classes-the game killer
the cattle litter and the man-eater. The
last is almost always an aged beast,
whose teeth and claws are no longer
serviceable.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1904-03-19
Krupp's Armor Plate.

The Berlin Illustrate Zeitung says that
Krupp has outdone Harvey in armor
plate with a new process that enables
armor plate to be made much thinner
than formerly.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1904-03-19
Blow With Fist is Fatal.

A Menominee dispatch states that
during quarrel at Hermansville,
Monday night, William T. Warren,
a blacksmith, struck George Stalker,
aged sixty five, with his fist. Stall
ken died soon after OF conclusion of
the brain. Warren was arrested.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1904-03-19

M. w. of A.-Hall of Speckled
Trout Camp, No. 1854, Skanee.
Meetings first and third Mondays
in each month. All neighbors are
earnestly requested to attend.
Visiting neighbors cordially invited.
c. FRED LUNDBERG. Clerk.
c. ]. NEWMAN, V. G..
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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1904-03-19
(.DaiIy. tDaily except sunday)

IMPORTA NT-150 pounds Of baggage will be
checked free on each full ticket and 15 pounds on
a.balf ticket. All In excess OF such free allow
ance will be charged for in accordance with pub
liz nd tarif.
Always mark name and destination on bag
check, which will aid identification and recovery
in case Of loss.
For tickets, time tables and other In
formation apply to
L. p. SCHULry,
Ticket Agent.
L'Anse, Mich
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1904-03-19
Duluth, South Shore ( HI.
lantic Railway.

Trans Leave II AnSe.
For Duluth and the
West 1856 A. M.
For Detroit and points
East 80. -. 49,. t12:07 p. M.
For HoughtoD and the
Copper)Country, also
Mass, Rockland,
Ontonogan, etc. lex
cept Sunday. ...... $50 AN.
For Chicago via Negaunee
and G. d N. w. R'y,
aud for Marquette
and intermediate
points daily .... *4:52 IN.
For Chicago via Champion
and G. NJ. Il st. =. R'y
(solid through train). $500 p. NJ.
For Houghton and the
Copper Country -. t5:55 Pm.
For Baraga and Kewee-
+. nav Bay daily ex-
cept,Sunday. .... S;15 A. NJ.
For Sault Ste. Marie, st.
Iguace and allpoints
East, also for points
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Duluth, West Super
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-22
WESTMINSTER THEATRE.

The Vanity Fair Extravaganza company
will appear at the Westminster theatre
during the coming week. II is a well
equipped organization. both In the matter
OF scenery. costumes and other stage
accessories.
The opening piece Is entitled "A French
Girl I'm Greater New York." which affords
the comedians a chance TO do good work,
and Imhof, Conn and the Clemenso
brothers knock laughs out frequently.
Then comes the olio OF specialties picked
from the best and headliners all. Imhof.
Conn and Corinne in a ludicrous melange
of comedy, original and up 10 the times,
entitled. THE Doings OF DR.. Louder"
Henry and Hoon. illustrated song experts
Clemenso Brothers. the European aero
batic musicians. who play all kinds OF
instruments while doing all manner OF
tumbling. ground and LOFTY; Lille Held,
Emile Beaupre and Musette Sutherland,
fine vocalists, and Ward and Raymond,
wooden shoe dancers.
The closing burlesque, THE Female
Drummers." brings out the entire COM
pany and gives each OF its talented mem
bers full opportunity to display his or her
powers as an entertainer.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-22
IMPERIAL THEATRE.

That Malcolm Williams and the Provi-
dence Dramatic stock company is to re-
main at the Imperial theatre for the def
mite term OF Il weeks more is a source of
much satisfaction to all who have seen
this excellent stock organization in any
one of the plays ii has put on during the
few weeks It has been i'm this city. To in
sure beyond the possibility OF "A doubt the
success OF the company the management
has planned TO strengthen the company In
svCeral respects and even the theatre VIII
be made 20 show the results of the pro-
gressive ideas OF the management The
seats will be raised and made more COM
Portable aud this change will enable a
person 10 hear and see perfectly from any
part OF the house These changes will be
made gradually and without interrupting
the performances
Several other slight changes which will
make the house more attractive will also
be made AS soon as II was decided that
the company should remain for definite
period Mr.. Williams at once began 10
contract for number OF the best plays
which can be secured With the excep-
tion OF a few OF the standard and ella si-
cal plays which will be given az the earn
est request OF number OF the admirers
of the company. the plays which will he
presented during the balance Of the sea-
son VIII be those which have never been
seen i'm this city or those which have been
produced here only at the highest priced
horse.
The play selected by Mr. Williams and
his company for next week rs Augustin
Days ada ptation OF Bisson's play called
"The Lottery OF Love. u was originally
produced az Daly's theatre i'm 1855 with
Ada Rehan Mrs. g. ~ Gilbert. John
Drew. Sara Chalmers and Frederick Bond
I'm the cast This trce has 20 do with the
troubles OF meddling mother-in-law ami
aboinds i'm funny complications and furi-
ously fast fun. Mrs. Sherramy, a womans
right advocate has an only daughter.
Clara, whom she marries TO Adolphus
Doubledot. On the day of the wedding
Mrs. Sherramy asserts herself and a
quarrel ensues between the son-in-law
and the mother-in-law In the quarrel
Mrs. Sherramy attacks oubledot with an
umbrella and In protecting himself he ac-
cidentally slaps lana, who is standing
near. This accident Mrs Sherramy uses
as grounds for a divorce in which Double.
Cot is made 10 pay large alimony and
stipulates that he shall pay $4,000 I'm the
event OF Diana's remarrying A year later
finds Diana married again, also Double
dot Is married The latter has become the
the husband OF Josephine ButterCorn.
motherless girl whose father Is not pres
ent at the wedding but is momentarily
expected
He arrives and brings his newly mar
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-22

Its truthful comedy portrayal. it's fidelity
TO New York life OF today and the slang
used by kid" Garvey. the pugilist, alias
Mr.. Sheldon" the professor OF physical
culture. This slang is said 20 rival that
OF George AIDE.
into the play the author has crowded. II
is said. the most amusing series OF in
cidents. making continuously entertain
Ing story. His character types, the
pugilist In disguise, the worthy athletic
clergyman, the ina aginati nighty and
pretty young girl from Philadelphia. her
pompous father. the good natured, SEN
sible New York stock broker, his strong
tempered lively wife. the "other GIRL"
with her assertive character which gets
herself into difficulties and everybody
else out OF them, and the servants of the
household, are all, II is said. depleted I'm
humorous manner that furnishes abund-
ant opportunities for fun.
The story of the play tells the love
affairs of the two girls, one a fiighty
heiress. and the other her serious minded
friend who helps her out OF her diff
culties. Into these affairs are mingled
a slangy pugilist and an athletic clergy
man Some of the entertaining incidents
are the taking OF physical culture lessons
by the parson from the pugilist. who does
not know his identity. the attempted
elopement OF the pugilist and the heiress,
which Is frustrated by the ''other girl"
Disgusting herself as the heiress and TAX
ing her place In the automobile with the
physical culture professor which was in
tended for their elopement their running
down the fiance of the heiress with both
fugitives hauled UP TO the station house.
the hance appearing from the hospital
under the influence OF ether that had been
administered to him by the doctor and
his raising a merry and incoherent dis
turbance.
In the cast besides Mr.. Barrymore ara
Doris Keane. Francis Byrne, Wallace
Eddinger, Frank Burbeck, Maggie Field
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-22
KEITH'S THEATRE.

a glance at the program arranged fol
keith's for the coming week Will con
vince the most skeptical that many O,
vaudeville's shining lights have beer
gathered together TO make a program
which for strength and attractiveness
could not be duplicated. The first vaude-
vile appearance of Emmett Corrigan. the
noted legitimate actor. will be of excep-
tional interest. Mr.. Corrigan is noted for
his many successes as leading man with
several of the foremost stocA organiza
tlons OF the country. also for his excellent
work in Kiaw & Changers big produc-
'lon of Ben Hur. For his vaudeville
Offering he Will present a stirring one-act
| racing sketch. called Jockey JonSs or
the Day OF the Handicap" which has
been called the dramatic novelty OF the
vaudeville season.
Ihe story Is woven around brave
little jockey who is disabled at the crit :
ical moment in an important race. An
exciting spectacular feature is the horse
race scene, said TO be the most preten
tious mechanical device ever introduced
In a vaudeville act
OF equal Importance and even greater
interest viii be the initial appearance
in vaudeville of that popular favor,te
MISS Helen Reimer the clever character
woman OF the Albee Stock company for
the past four years. Miss Reimer's VERT
taple army of friends and admirers are
preparing a royal welcome for her Her
sketch Is called Mrs HULA RslIou ana
Friend or Two" and IL introduces three
distinct character studies warranted in
emphasize the clever arti~e's versatility
enc nrst appears as Mrs HULA Ballou.
GnN
plete cnange OF costume and make-up sha
appears as Verbena Blight. a soulful
maiden who loves love" Then co,ro.
characterization OF Lucretia Broad
mead stern woman reformer similar to
that OF MIS-. Sherramy In "The I.otterv
OF Love, Of which production bv The
Albee Stock company two years ago Miss
Reimer scored the chief hit n feature q,
which was her exc-uciatingly funny SAIL
or hornpipe dance. An infectious laugh
ing song, also breezy telephone song
are laughabie features of Miss Reimer's
eo'' '' "nich mas been highly praised by
press ana public everywhere she appears
ward and Curran will be well-liked
features OF the program and will offer
their funny comedy vocal act The Ter
rioie Judge Press Eldridge appro-
prlately known as The Commander-in-
hief OF the Army Of Fun" will anocar
Win budget OF complete new material,
"a The Meloni Trio. italian street mu-
si'ians. WIN give their excellent hieh.
class musical act Zono. carl and Zana
viii appear In a thrilling aerial casting
tcrobauc act. Introducing many original
and fearless neats. and Yorke and Adams
viii present the latest provoking
Hebrewisms
McRae and Poole will give a sensation !
al shsrpshooting act. involving some
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-22

is the play constructed that each one
will have a part in which he or she can
appear 10 advantage Mr.. Williams will
take the part of Adolphus Doubledot. and
Miss Reed will be his second wife, "Jo."
The other parts have been assigned as
follows: Tom Dangerous. Mr. Arthur;
Benjamin Buttercorn, Mr.. Graham: Capt.
Sam Merrlmac. Mr. Greene; Rye, Mr..
Howard; Grass, Mr.. Aronson David Mr..
Jennings; Diana Sherramy. Miss Boland;
Ann Eliza, Miss Burton; Mrs Sherramy,
Miss Andrews.
on Tuesday after the matinee Miss
Burton will serve tea on the stage to
the lady patrons of the theatre. Tuesday
night and Thursday afternoon. 10 COM
memmorate the 18th performance by the
company, each lady in the audience will
be presented with an oxidized brooch
containing a portrait OF Miss Reed
The week following The Lottery OF
Love" the company will give an imposing
production OF the late Charles Coghlan's
great play. "The Royal Box"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-22
EMPIRE THEATRE.

Ore OF the great successes Of New
Yorks last season will be seen at the
Empire theatre next week when Henri
Gressitt will present the new patriotic
play, Captain Darlington" by Victor
Mapes. with the sterling actor. William
Bramwell. as the star OF strong com
pany. Mr. Bramwell has for some years
past played exclusively in New York.
where he has made himself a great ia
vorite.
In Captain harrington" the plot Is
built around an attempt 20 seize GenetaI
Washington bv treachery an actual Incl
dent OF the Revolutionary war In the
au'iful love story inte' woven with the
ste ncr trend % tire dran9 two brothers
ach unaware of the others existence
lav leading rart. one % the brothers
n Lieut. Fielding a high nrlncipled na
lot of the Continental forces the ether
Captain harrington. n rollickIng dare
devil British offcer. Mr.. BramweII will
play the three principal roles. Fielding.
Darlington and Washington. changing
from one to another with Zenda- like
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-22

very plucky and hazardous tricks of
shooting. and Helen Dodge, a well-known
Providence girl. who has frequently ap-
peared with marked success with the
Pawtucket Albee Stock company and
who has host OF friends here, will make
her vaudeville debut, singing a number
OF popular songs. III. V. Fitzgerald will
give a unique and interesting portean
act. called I'm the Shadows of the
Night" in which he makes his changes
OF costume and makeup In less time than
II takes to tell It. Wise Mike. Ed Fos-
ter's clever dog will give an enjoyable
exhibition of canine sagacity which will
especially please the children: Naomi
Ethardo will give a graceful act OF
equilibrism; and the Holdsworths Will
give a pleasing vocal and dancing act.
The Biograph will offer a carefully Sc
lected set OF motion pictures. among
which will be two rather long ones which
have attracted considerable attention
elsewhere. These are THE Lost Child"
and THE Sleep Walkers Dream" both
calculated to hold the attention of the
spectators 10 the end.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-22

Hackett's only appearance in this city
this season. He will play in THE Crisis
Tor two weeks only his tour being con-
fined to very few cities. He then re-
turns to New York to begin preparations
Tor the production OF a new play which
fs expected TO run the entire season
there.
Lest there be any misunderstanding IL
should be stated that Mr.. James X.
Hackett will himself be seen In the
character OF Stephen Brice. and that this
company pust In no way be confounded
with that other company under Mr..
Hacketts management which is headed
by Miss Nannette Comstock
THE OTHER GIRL"
Charles Frohman brings to the Provi-
dence Opera house the last three nights
OF the coming week his greatest comedy
success of last year. Augustus Thomas
latest play OF humor THE Other Girl 3"
which kept New York theatregoers in
continual good humor for the entire
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-22
PROVIDENCE OPERA HOUSE.

BY far the most important theatrical
event of the present season Is announced
for Monday night next week when James
X. Hackett will be seen for the FIRST time
IN several years in this city. For the occa-
sion Mr. Hackett will make an elaborate
revival OF his greatest success In recent
years. Winston churchilrs dramatic
ton OF his own novel 1.-The Crisis"
The play has never been presented In
this city and Mr.. Hacketts appearance
IN what 10 still regarded as his most i'm
portant success cannot fail to be regarded
rs an event OF supreme Importance to all
lovers OF the best In the drama.
For this occasion. this earnest young
actor manager. has secured practically
every member of his original company. he
has ordered the fine scenic production
which was marked feature of his frst
presentations OF this delightful drama,
reproduced and has secured a new set of
costumes which exactly duplicate those
worn when the play was first presented
In New York
Miss Charlotte Walker. the original vir.
ginia Carvel. will be seen again In that
delightful bit of southern feminitv.
Charles Lamb will repeat his brilliant
Characterization Of Judge whipple.>
Thomas A. Hall will again be seen as
Colonel Carvel
Although The Crisis has never been
seen In this city. the play is known by
reputation at least TO every theatregoer
and there is no doubt that Mr.. Hackett's
performances at the Providence Opera
House will break all records for heavy
attendance.
1t is probable that this will be Mr..
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-22

rapidity, a unique feature never before
attempted in a legitimate drama.
On the striking physical resemblance
OF the two brothers the complications OF
the play are based, and so skilfully that
the suspense Is at times kept at a pain
full tension. II leads the American lass.
who loves and IL loved by Fielding. to
believed her betrothed traitor and so
gives opportunity for one Of the strong
est emotional scenes I'm the play. In the
three roles mentioned William Bramwell
reveals himself as temperamental actor
expression, and a vein OF infectious COM
edy. He is free. buoyant. yet reposeful:
he possesses that boon OF the romantic
actor. the undeniable charm OF PERSONAL
Inv
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-22

season. where its run was successfully
continued by Mr.. Frohman at his three
leading theatres in that city. The play
served the ao~ed purpose OF bringing
prominently to the fore one OF the Barry
mores. Lionel. who I'm the character OF
a modern pugilist. who talks with the ac-
credited vernacular OF his profession. has
made one OF the greatest hits accorded I'm
dramatic annals. Mr.. Frohman produces
the play here with the brilliant New York
accessories. and Mr.. Barrymore heads the
cast OF well known favorites
THE Other Girl Is considered TO be
Augustus Thomas best work and TO fur
nish more abundance OF laughter than
any OF his previous comedies. II is said
20 have good story well told. abundant
action and original and laughable situa-
0ons, and its suocess TO lie no little in
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-22
WARREN.

Warren lodge, order OF Workmen. held
a regular weekly session In Grand Army
hall last night full attendance of
members were present and considerable
business was transacted. One new menu
Der has been recently installed into the
order and several candidates for member
ship are upon the entrance list of the
order.
The John Carpenter estate. including
the house and property located on Broad
street. is 10 be sold at public auction this
afternoon by Auctioneer John Fl. Brown.
Mr.. Carpenter and his son. Claude. In
tend TO leave for California at an early
date. Mrs. Carpenter and Miss Edith
S. Carpenter will spend the winter With
relatives az Uxbridge. Mass.
The class for Bible study connected
with the NJ. z. church met In the parlors
last night and held an excellent meeting
with p good number present.
The local ST. Mary's Temperance asso-
clation will participate IN the state teni-
perance parade tomorrow The Warren
National band will accompany the local
society and also participate In the parade
The regular rehearsal OF the NJ E. choir
will occur at the NJ. e church TONIGHT.
Special music is 10 be rehearsed, under
the direction OF the organist, Mrs. Emma
w. Mckenzie
Narrsgansett Fire Co.. No. 8. j. IL.
Lent. foreman. will attend the fair OF
the King Philip Fire Co at Bristol so-
night
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-22

ried wife. Diana, who is thus Doubledot's
mother-in law. This brings Mrs. Sher-
ramy into Doubledot's household again
and further complications arise. Things
become so uncomfortable for Doubledot
that he becomes desperate and at last
conceives the brilliant idea of getting
rid OF has tormentor. Mrs. Sherramy. by
causing HIS father law 10 get divorce
from Diana. After considerable intrigu-
ing he succeeds in this and finally finds
himself again I'm a peaceful home with
30"
The whole company will take part in
THE Lottery OF Love" and so cleverly
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-22
SHePARD'S MOVING FIrTU 7ES.

shepard's ever popular moving pictures
will return TO the Empire theatre Sum
day afternoon and evening with an entire
entirely new TO Providence.
In this age OF wonders and inventions
no art has taken more rapid strides than
that Of motion photography. The MASTER
full progress Of this science is perhaps the
greatest educator to which the 20th CEN
tury has given birth. The following
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-22

pictures will be produced: Holy City. the
Varsity Boat Race, the Lost Submarine
Boat, the Child and the Puppies the Po-
liceman's Mistake. Landing a Naval Gun
panorama OF the Worlds fair. A Quiet
Day at Atlantic City the Hidden Treas
ure. Columbus Discovers America, the
Apple Woman. the Coster's Wedding
Sampson and Delilah, the Old Homestead
and many others.