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TWO LITTLE SAILOR BOYS"
Academy of Music.

A meodrama of the old fashioned English kind.
but brought down date and Fourteenth-st-' by
the introduction Of ragtime airs and skirt daace'
is Two Little Sailor Boys. which had Its Amer
lean production at the Academy OF Music last
night before crowded house
The ten scenes covering four acts are all lald In
England in the neighborhood Of the old seaport
town Of Plymouth. Act shows the gar ueil ana
grounds of Mount Welcome, the home OF Admiral
Grey OF the Royal Navy. His wife, Lola Grey
played by Miss Ethel Brandon-is an adventures.
whose love for money causes her 10 abandon Tom
Yo-ke Mildred Morris child by her nrst hus-
hand whom she supposed was killed at Laoysnlth
lin, Revision alias Foster the villain CA J. Jordan),
ndopts the boy Tom his pupil in burglary but
fails 10 make him rob Admiral Greys mouse, Tor
the boy sees his mother there he also meets
Cyril Grey U4eonie Darmon). their SON. 70 Whon
he becomes greatly attached. Captain Noel Ire
-o-the, of the ROYAL Navy who is in love with
the AdmiraIs daughter Mildred. Is accused OF hav-
,,v stolan some papers which were really taken
bv lin Royston. and held by him Tor ransom
7, tho second act Mrs. Grey, 70 be rid OF her son
Ton, throws him a bridge into the river. The
80 a. seen bv his chum Cyril Q-eonie Darmon).
,ho promptly Jumps In and makes thrilling res
cus az the climax to the act. Dan Coiyer Is Ben
tamn Baxter. Scotland YARD sls SUN Inc most
Effective BIT OF acting IS In the tLuT9 act Wnere
Tnia crsx driven TO desperation by Royston's de
mands money. stabs MIN % S ~ Or T T
I 1Sb 'f5 S. bey Tom is the only witness
Mother love is so strong IN ING 10Y tIat ne
snafebes a sou.wester and oiskin coat. in which
81 1irElv disguises his mother. puts her in boat
and SOULS away Just as the pt91 I'm I'm the I, nm
., eaN anS Rovston diving Before death, however,
he Tells Tom Yorke. the boys Lstner VINO mas
mysteriously appeared and IS 1ooS s hor ms son
a general rnerryruaking, OUTSIDE the cottage OF
Lucy Wilson. which Mildred Grey sought as
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"a VENETIAN ROMANCE"
Knickerbocker Theatre.

At the Knickerbocker Theatre last night a new
musical comedy by Cornelia Osgood Tyler with
music by Frederick Colt Wight. was put on view
Harry Macdonough. Joseph Miron and Miss Gene
We've Day were among the performers The scene
y, tho nlay-Venice in the early days when they
played tocattas and Venice at festival ume-gtves
ample opportunity for scenic display and for the
rGrade of gay and pretty costumes. and the audi
cree last night found in the scenery and costumes
and in the dances and chorus drill grounds for
considerable enthusiasm. Frank Perley makes the
production. A more extended notice will be given
In this place later in the week
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT TIE HOTELS

AsTOR-Prauk NJ Baker. State Railway Commits
sioner Owego. y. I. CAMBRIDGE. H. Hauge.
secretary OF the legation OF Sweden and Norway.
WashinSten. FIFTH ANENCE-Senator George
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John NJ Carrere. OF Carrere & Hastings. said
last evening that his firm had been appointed 10
prepare a report and drawings for remOdellfng the
east front of the Capitol
Mr. Carrere said II was intended to large
building either side Of the Capitol square,
building the south for Offices of Representatives
and one the north for Senator's In these build
ings each Representative and Senator would have
a suite of Offices. There would be caucus rooms.
meeting rooms and all sorts of convenienCes in this
building As the appointment had Just been made
that was all Mr. Carrere could say regarding plans
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ATKINSON TO GO TO POLYTECHNIC.

Word was received IN Brooklyn yesterday from
Frederick W Atkinson that he had decided 10
cept the presidency OF the Brooklyn Polytechnic
Institute. 70 which he recently elected. He
viii enter on his new duties about September Is
Mr. Atkinson Commissioner OF Educatiop tn
The PhiIippines and organized the present school
system there He is superintendent OF schools
in Newton Mass.
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THE MAN FROM CHINA. ="
Majestic Theatre.

new musical comedy called The Man from
China" was shown last night the Majestic The
atre with Charles A. Bigeow the star The
book and lyrics Of the new piece are by Paul West
and the music by John ". Bratton. A large audi
ence received the play and players with marked
favor and FOR a time at least The Man from
China. should serve 10 entertain the Circle as
pIentifulIy as did The Wizard OF OF and Babes
in Toyland." for summer is at hand and criticism
ia.
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BUrley, COrnela NJ. Murray. Anne Z.
Clark. David 5 Stnonson. Margaret
HuS6eii Mafrfuia r Villas. Charles y. il.
Morgan, Sarah A
II Bogert Funeral SERVICES al her late Ges5enGs o
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pers please copy
s1-RLEY-on April 30 Cornelia NJ wife OF the LAT.
Maniey. Funeral services her residence. No. s7T
Pear-st-. Brooklyn. p m. Tuesday. May
CI4ARK-At Passalc y J May / 1904 David 5 CIArs
held rom residence 7f his son-tn-laT. Cyrus G
Tuesday, MAY 3. 1904 Interment Mount Pleasant
the late Frederick ana sarah Laurence Faweett
vn on surfav MAY / Malvnia Revere Of Homer
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residence No i West 5oth-st. TUESDAY morning.
MAY , 1904, a II O'Clock
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" F c MorseIL PhilatelPhia Penn Jane Grey lhes-
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MrRRAY-on SUNDAY. May / 1904 az her rssiaeEce No,
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Funeral from her late rsstdeness No 20 Tcannond-st
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v1As-At the Firm Avenue Hotel. April 80 1904.
I,sisy. MAY 5, ar ego P Intermeut woodiawn
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refuge after having been disowned by her father
Lola Grey Is brought to bay by her real husband
Tom Yorke. She is accused by Baxter OF murder
ing Royston. Still defiant, she is taken Jail
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Highest temperature yesterday az degree: lowest 81:
average for corresponding date last ysax Sot
last i've years o.
to-day and Wednesday; Light 10
Z northeast winds
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The Lung-wang River is shown clearly on
The Tribune's map OF the scene of war rising
we'll up in the heart Of Shing- King and flowing
down past Feng- Wang Cheng to the Yalu near
Wi1u The Al is not shown the map. being
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CHRONIC CATARRH CURED.
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a Case of Thirty Years Standing.
Guaranteed by Bowditch G. Webster
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Ever Young and Ever Fair.
From the Davenport Democra


The preservation of female beauty
and its entertainments by the use OF
harmless costnt tics. are duties the la
dies owe to themselves. and to those
who value their personal charms as
they appreciate their moral Qualities.
Unfortunately unprincipled parties too
frequently take advantage of the
natural desire to be ever young and
ever fair. and palm upon the market
deleterlouS ACID and mineral poisons
Which impart Il momentary lustre at
tn" FISK OF future Sallowness and
ruined health. In the Oriental Cream,
prepared by DR.. T. Felix Gouraud. of
New YORK City. the ladies' have a
harmless preparation for preserving
the deiltacy Of the complexion. and
obliteratins blemishes. which has be-
COME the favorite toilet article Of the
leading professional artists. who owe
50 much OF their popularity to their
personal charms. Scarcely star
dressing room in opera or theatre
throughout our land is without the
Oriental Cream. 1t stands today the
most harmlts s. and perfect beautifier
known.
d&w1t
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Among other things brought to mind
by the approaching winter, is the fas-
cinatirg and profitable employment Of
hunting and trapping the furbearins
animals Local dealers in raw furs re-
port that already some successful
hunters have begun to bring in their
trophies. OF course the red fox is the
prominent among the animals hunted
in this region. but not ;nfrequently the
mink is found and rarely an otter.
Among the quotations offered here are
found such prices as the following: For
black bear. 81 to SIG. fn.' dark offers.
81 to SIS: mink varies in color and
quality from 10 cents 10 $3.50: while
the red FOX skins are worth from %
cents to $3.50. Of course there are many
boys who do not object to hunting thu
skunk, and for these skins they ar,
paying 20 cents to 81. Cat and rat furs
are also quoted, the prices being to
| Is cents.
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Two Augusta gentlemen. Geo. {,
Sheldon and Benedict F. Maher. who
did good work in New York state dur
ing the recent campaign. have re-
ceived an invitation to Roosevelt
and Fairbanks Jubilee Dinner. to be
given at the Waldorf astoria. New
York. at 100 Wednesday evening, Nov.
50. under the auspices of the national
speakers and Republican business men
in all lines of trade. The dinner Will
also commemorate the 50th anniversary
of the birth of the Republican party
Roth the President and vice-President
haze been invited. and among those
who are expected to be present ana
make addresses are Hon. John Hay
Governor Odell. Senators Platt and
Depew, the state ofhcers-elect, Hon
Frank s. Black, Hon. Edward ).
I.a,lterbach. Hon. Elihu Root and Hon
Chas. F. Warwick.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-29

Frank Il. Albee of Manchester. lost
valuable colt. Sunday night. by a
REGULAR accident. A boy was leading
the colt along the highway. when the
electric car from Winthrop that is
due in Augusta at $40, came along.
The colt became frightened. and in
jumping. went against the car. whicl
struck him with great force. knocking
him Down, and cutting him badly
about the head and shoulder. 1t was
seen that the colt was seriously IN
jured. and Dr. Blakaly f this city was
sent for. The doctor found upon eX-
animation, that the colts shoulder was
broken, and the animal was shot. 10
put him out of his misery.