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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-22

than to write play. In substautiation
Of this claim Americas foremost IbrEr-
list cited the facts that Arthur wing
Plnero and sydney GrunuE were failures
as writers Of Hbrettos, while on the other
hand their plays are uuQue5lloIa 0lg Sue
cessfui. ". s Gilbert, ne maintains. is
he has turned his hand on several ocCa-
sfCns 10 play writing, and always with
success AIr. Smith iu his contention. SAYS
ne Is speaking OF only merltoUOuS IDrel-
tOS, as he maintains thar the present aver
age musical play written in America IS
too far beneath critical consideration TO
Doe taken into account
The scheme formerly tried OF assessing
a f0-ceut fee on every deadhead ticket in
the theatre, the same TO so to swell the
the east EnzaDelh Iyrec, now present
ing Tit For Tat i'm New York took tbs
initiative last week. and following the
Instructions of the Managers association,
collected a neat little sum i'm this way.
Tt IS reported that if the system can be
successfully maintained, that managers
throughout the country Will be asked to
affiliate with the New York association
tB this new move. and thus make the
actors fund even more independent than
it has been heretofore THE scheme when
launched originally was not handled I'm
q systematic manner and proved a fall
ure- 1T is reported. however. that the
new plans cover an the defects and that
hereafter everybody entering a New YORK
theatre on pass viii have to contribute
10 cents to the fund.
The spring revival Of ''The Two or
phans," with an ali-star cast came to a
close in the New Amsterdam theatre last
Saturday night i'm New York. This reviv-
al has been a wonderful success. having
averaged receipts close to $1,000 every
week Of it's long stay there I'm fact. it
has been SO well received that the orig
inal promoters have decided TO keep the
HHr u -9esa- arHHH
possible. and by filling in the other roles
send the biz cast out on the road for q
memorable tour next season. Clara Nor
ris, who played the role Of Sister Of
Charity in the revival. bid adieu TO the
stage for all times with the closing OF
the run Saturday night. The occasion
was made a mem0ra BILE one. and Miss
Morris was shoWered with C0nEratula-
tions for the many kind remembrances
that her brief return TO the stage aWak-
ened.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-22
Useless Fruit
(Ram's Horn,)


Among the useless fruit borne by the
tree OF knowledge may be mentioned.
1.-The aguOstic who knows too much 10
know anything fer a certainty,
2-The sport who knows only how 20
look knowing.
\ 3-The "crmiually insane" individual
who knows that ne can set off because
he didn't know any better.
4-Tbe youth who knows more at fife
teen than his father at fifty
5-The man who knows how to make
such good excuses that he needs to know
nothing else.
1.-THE scholar who knows a great deal
but knows not how TO use his knowledge
THE society bud who knows how 20
look so charmingly free of all knowledge.
S-The gentleman who knows that his
fathers money supplies the place OF
knowledge in his place
9-The tramp who knows that society
owes him q living but knows not how 90
collect il.
10.-The office seeker who knows that
if he knows how 60 get the right job he
won't need TO know how to fill IT,
1.-THE seusation-seeker who is inter
ested only I'm what she ought not 60 know.
l2.-The workman who knows little
of many trades, but knows none well.
13.-The doctor who knows now to die
aguose his patients pOcketbook instead
of his disease.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-22
THEATRICAL

iucOngrU0us elements. We consider
that Anna Held is d menace to Shakes
pedre. the eNtTaVag ant-but pretty
picture I'm musical comedy ruiuOus to
the higher taste in music; and that
vaudeyilles popularity means The vi
tiatiOu of all intelligent beings. This
is utter nonsense, The drama is be
drama and everybody knows it wi en-
10 is seen In amy decent form. The mu-
steal comedy is not the drama; the eN-
travaganZa with its funny absurdites,
its costumes, dances and jingle, is not
the drama; sometimes there Is drama
I'm vaudeville. sometimes the ten-twen-
ty-Jhirty show is real drama; some
times i'm the Highest of guise We have 1t
at it's best. But everything that ap-
pears on the stage is not drama. Fine
dramatic human study. aTtistiCaNy eN-
eCuted, whether it be iu sketch or in
"a fve-aCt play, is the drama Things
that make no claim 10 be OF any value
save for excitement and entertain
meu5 are not the drama, and they do
not either Yitiate the taste for drama
nor hurt the drama itself"
Isn't that a rather sensible view 80
take?
Nothing doug this week except
Maude Adams at the Theatre. Shamus
Somethiug-or-O scheduled for
the Grand has Cancelled Come to
think about it, Shamus was scheduled
for next week. Hes out. anyway.
Mrs. Leslie Carter ia "Du Barry is
the next attraction there.
That most popular organization,
Helds military band, opens its season
of free Sunday concerts at Liberty
park this afternoon. The prOgram anime
VIII run from 2 To O'Clock, ana the
public generally is invited to he pres
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-22
Glimpses Into Mystery.


Narcissus was looking at his reflection
I'M the pool.
ct need haircut and shave duoth
he, So saying. he hiked for leadership
and took g number.
Acncas was giving ont Taln cleCks Tor
the Sunday ban game iu Troy.
''Tf we only had A lax on ot4r side" Pc
sighed. I'VE could get him 10 defy the
lightning.
GreItIy disturbed ne watched The rain
clouds gathering overhead.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-22
Fridav,s Entries.

Robinson Crllsue spied the footprints
"Gee vhizr' be yelled GIVE walked
home from the handicap myself but I
never bet ms shoes, too.
Ills heart QrerfinNieg with sympathy.
he hastily followed the trail
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-22
STORIES ABOUT PLAYERS.

While William A. Brady was select
ing the members of the 'al star cast
for Uncle Toms Cabin he ap-
preached Charles Il. Evans, a com
ediau. and asked him how much he
would ask 10 play the role of Marks
the lawyer.
-Four hundred dollars replied Mr.
Evans. without a seconds COmpunc-
ton. WhereupCu Mr.. Brady stretched
himself and yawned.
what are you doing that for"'
asked Mr. Evans, rather hurt
"Oh. nothing" replied Brady only
the prospect of acting again does make
me feel so tired. I guess 1 shall have
TO play Marks myself
Fay Davis. Marie Tempest and
Nests Tilley made up a trio OF English
actresses who have been in this coun-
try the present season who sailed back
10 London on the Oceanic last week.
Miss Davis VIII come back next sea-
son. but il is n0; likely that America
win enjoy am opportunity to see either
Miss Tempest or Miss Tihey for some
time. as they have long London en-
gagements booked ahead for them.
Having Ieaped into prominence by
his success boo "The Earl of Paw
tueket," I.awrance dOrsay IS the
subject OF many anecdotes. One he
tells OH himself
While playing i'm Philadelphia with
''rhe Wilderness, in which for "a
time he impersonated Herbert Graham
frequently called in the play ''that
silly ass" Mr. dOrsay went each
morning To the box office of the
theatre TO collect bis mail one morn
inF. while running over am assortment
af envelopes. he heard three feminine
ticket buyers discussing whether
charles Richman had not at one time
PLAYED the prince ion A ROYAL Family.
interested in the controversy having
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-22
THIS WEEK At
THE THEATRES

SALT LAKE THEATRE
Monday, Tuesday and Wedues-
day evenings, Maude Adams in
THE Little Minister: Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday even
ings, dark Electrically.
GRAND. Dark.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-25

Dos NoSborn ipirb mad ben Herihs
ten Der Mfrita=R eifenben bon ben Ne>
germ sifrig berfolgt unb germ gegeHen.
Sc LIT iiberbaupt cine grunbfalihe
Woritenung, bab Der Menf1 Der Tros
pengegenben cine Mbneigung gegen
Tleif9 babe. SIN Gesentbeil; in alien
9eri4ten tpirb iibereinfimmenb err
tpGbnt, bab bic Shtpur3en gan5 erpidt
uuf tbierifhe Nabrung inb. Der
Meibe lam ibnen teinen grOberen Sc
fallen tbun, ols ibnen einen reht ero=
Zen 4ruten gu beforgen. Mit Jubel
ftiiraen lie fid ouf Elm aerlestes Milb
unb per5ebren felbit Tbeile, Dor benen
uns eteln tpiirbe. ga bos Nasborn
sinem riefigen geb0rnten S4pein
tlei9t unb iein Durhf9nittsgepidt
6uf ettpa 40 gentner gefhGbt pirb. 70
;ann man fi@ bic Trsubs Der S@pur~
gen pnriteren, tpenn cir Hasborn ers
legt TT. Hroniort b. S9ensnborf. Der
N9 defenders eingebenb nit biefen.
md9tioen 9bier bef9dftigt fat, berifs
tel. bab fein Gleif4 AUDI BON benz @us
rpp6er olB iebr trdftig unb i@madbofi
be5ei6net tperben muRe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-25

Weife Rotbsberren. Ginen
mertpiirbisen HeIdlub fabte lebtbin
bic Misunderstanding bon WeItborf
i'm Greiie Mfdersleben, propin5 Sahs
fen. DER BON bort for~tgeaoeene Mists
meiiter Broune ftiftete Der @emeinbe
cine srObere @eIofumme our Hefdof.
flung elmer Eburmubr. Die @emeinbe.
pertretuns bat aber bic Stiftung abges
lebnt nit Der Hegriinbuns. bab es biss
Der Obne ubr ean3 gut segunsen iei unb
Der @emeinbe burh bas Snitanbbulten
unb Muf3ieben Der llbr nur Roiten ers
tpahien piirben.
S9fe ats St0renrteb b.
9luf Der Habnitrede peiK.nberssMeils
beim In 9apern fpurbe lebtbin Mors
gems Elm Ohle bon Der 2otomotipe bes
3uges erfabt, nieberssitoben unb cine
5iemlihe G.rede Biz gum Habnbof IN
Weilbeim mitgef9leift. On benz eriten
WehfeI entsleiiten benn 5tpei Wagen
beB 3uges. Die Meifvnben beS 3usea
nobmen teinsn Sdaben; Der Mugsburs
ger 3ug erIitt W~eripdtung. Der Onie
mar toot.
Das unbantbare Wuters
I b.. Sn 2reu3nah. Rbeinpropin5,
erbielt neuli9 Der Weteran Spengeler,
Der BET elmer mondtlinen llnterftibano
bon 5ebn Mart bic Seinigen ni4t srs
nGbren tonnte. tpesen @ettelns eine
fiinftGgige 9uftitrufe. Na&bem Spen'
gsler aus benz GefGneniB entloheu
mar, tpurbe Ct nidt mebr gefsben. Die
fer Gage ipurbe nun bic Qeieae Gpen'
! aslsrs I'm 8ouerba@ boraefunosn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-25
Der See.Siee BET bort NrtRur.
Sic raiFide 6lstte peif einen MnsrlH bet Sapaner
erfolSrei9 jarad.
Derlhieocne Sd9ife hierbei pernidtet. Japaniihes protef.
torat. uber Korea. - SpefuIanten in 1latrunssmiteln.
Jap. Krieesanleihe iber5eidnet. 1us wefinoien.

uuroen DisImsbr islbR aerf6rt. 2 in
ben @runo gebobrt unb 2 ans ufer
getrieben.
2 Jap. 4oote, tpel9s bic GeueriHife
bealeiteten. tuuroen bur4 ruff. S&hHe
perni9tet.
paris. "a. Gebr. Die ruiiiI9e
1cifdaft bat bic Mittbeilune erbalten.
oab elm jap. @ef9maber in Der Wa9t
gum "a. Geb. ben ginsans gum 0aTen
bon port Nrtbur ju iperren iu9te unD
3usIei9 rufiif@e ariessi&ife NIT 5or-
peoobooten angriif uno He In Brand su
ieden iu&te. Die ruiii9sn S&ifs,
bon ben 2a~Fenbatterien unterfthbt,
i4lugen oeE Nneriif 3uriid, jpanssn
bic Sapaner gum Riid3ua unb bradten
A ibrer S&ife gum SInten. Die
aunoe BON benz ruff. Siss uurbe beute
wdbrenb Der eibunaen In ben Gopers
BON 8ammsr uno Senat ansei9lagen
uno erregte aroBe 9eeeiferung.
Greuoemar boreiIig 9.
ct. PETERSBURG, "a. Geb. es
bat ben Mni4ein, als lei bic Mntinbi.
auna aus port Mrtbur. bab Bel einsm
nsuen ansrif 4 iapaniiae e9la9t.
i&ife uno 2 iapanif&e 9ransport.
Gampfer In ben @runo sebobrt lporoen
ieien. irrtblmIi& als amtli9 ausasss-
ben tuuroe. Gin ruiif9er Sise BET
BORT Nrtbur 1T bier umtli9 ni9t be.
adtigt.
Der 1eridt bon Dem Sisq unb bas
Dement,. baB bic Mnitnoiaans offieisl
geueIen, tpurben bsibe bon benz baIb.
amtli&sn 9elearapbsn Bureau. Der
ruIiiaen NeuiateIts- asentur, ausss.
eeben.
2onoon. "a. Gsb. Ser petsrs.
burger 1eri&t bon benz Sinien 4 ia.
panther S&la8tf&ife inOst tpeber
auf Der ruiFi&en 9otI&aft nod Der ia.
pantheon @eianoH@aft 8efdtisuna.
Mnnabme Der ameritani l.
nen Nnte.
@openbasen, "a. Gsb. Die
odnii&e Resieruns itinoiste beute bic
gnnabme bon SER. 9ap's @btna-
Wote an.
Der a0nis uno Winiterprditbent
prof. 0uenber boben betn biefieen
ruff. 0~ilfs'Gomite $500, begin. $50
iberfanot.
protta nation bes Wiee.
t6ntgs.
Din & o 10, "a Gebr. Wicsi0nia
9llsrisff bat cine Proclamation fur bic
gauge Wanbf&urei %erlafen. wel&e ben
gbineIsn miitbeilt. baB li& RuBlanb
nit Sapan tueaeu beKen perrdtterii&en
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-25

WnariHs ouf bic ruiRf&e GIotte In
2rieg bsinbet.
Die PROCLAMATION aerfd0t in ie&s
9tsile. bsrer mi&tiaiisr ruifi4e uni
AineRIne SntsrsKsn als iOsntii1 er.
ildrt. uno am s&luhe wiro Der ge'
bOlieruns. faIs fe 0ob seaen BIZ
9ruppen beiunoen, .erbarmungsloi'
Werttsgune" anaebro6t.
Der amer. gonful in Rem G6uana.
8. ". Wiler, bemtbt f@ ener9iid
gum eGube jap. GIn3tlinse unO bal
iueitere Nuf&llHe iber ben 9srbleit
bon Glhdtlinsen berlanst.
Die Reorganization Der bicei6nig'
li&en Wsrwaltung btrfte einen WonaI
In Mnfpru& nebmen. Sn Der 3pi.
f6en3eit berrf&t betrd4tli6s Dsrmir'
runa uno una8erbeit.
Rei4e 8ettr6ee.
g t. petersbura. "a. Gebr.
Dem Gono jur Werfdrtung Der 0lotte
unb Ollie fur bic 6amilien Der 2risas.
OFFER flisben e5uicriptionen an @elo
uno gsitrdse an S9mudIadsn iowie
anoeren grtiicln rei&li& au. SuOen,
2atboliisn, 2utberaner unb Wubam.
meoaner wetteifern NIT ben Witslieoern
Der OrtaoOoren 2irds TN patrioiismus
Bauern uno Mrbsiter iteuern i'm Der.
bdltnib 3u ibrsn Mittsln 10 rei9li9 bel
als libel uno Beamtentbum.
Baron 8uebera beaiebt fiH na& benz
Often. I'm eine Ulottile BON 10 0oipi.
tai. 1nrten auf benz Mmur Gluhe 3u
organiiren.
6 ontreb an b e.W aaren 9 {.
tepert.
Suatim, gappten, "a. Gsbr,
Der @apitdn bee britii3en Dampfers
.2uriiton" (aus Nemport am 5. mad
gombap) murbe ieiner Welouns mad
In Der Ndbe Der Daibolus Snfel, SO.
Ties Weer. bon ruiRi&en Sorpeboboot.
3erf0rern a~nsetalten. DieS&iHs tbsil.
ten ibm NIT. ie bitten S britii&e Dam.
pier nit 2oblen fur Sapan 9eiapsrt.
Die Welbraee.
Die Noboifie ipri4t iiber bic Gifts.
Quslen hes S&abamts unb re9nei
aus. oaB Der Resierung 5ur GabrunQ
bes Rrisses $500, 600. 900 sur Der.
fisuna lfs6sn. Ua Der tiiriii&s 2ries.
auf fremben @ebist auseefo9ten. nur
$500, 600. 900 astoifet, 10 piro bies
ais eentssnb betra&tst. Gaas &c
isbo9 ni@t reide. tusrbs bus Reid. 10
lanae iein Wdbrungsipfem intati
bleibe. I'm Sn. ooer Nuslanbe le!&i
cine gnlei6e er6olten.
Das Nrmeebtatt erbebt einen War.
nunssruf, NORM 90 iaat. bie Sapaner
feten ni&t 10 esfdbrli&. ais bic arant.
bsiten. tuel@e oi, Gelo.Nrmee becimi'
rem. an bic 8botia&e erinnernb. baB
In tirlii&en 2rieQ @ublnnb boppelt
10 piel 0eute bur& Rraribeit als bes
Geinbes @ei&oHe berlor. 0paisniI&s
unb Distinctions Embellishments tusr.
ben b~erlonst.
Dice.26nia Wlerief bat isbt nebil
Stab iein 0ouptquartier ouf einem
Sonoer3us. Der 5ur 3eit 4 Weilen bon
Mufben entfernt III uub nod Grfpr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-25

bernib Der Sage bon Crit su Ort fab.
rem tann.
Wostan n. "a. Gebr. = Die
3smpifo (Diaritts. yeriammluna) bat
$500 600 fur ben 3risa beui1iot ;
$l25,000 fno ftr bic auslceeu gum
eriabe Der ~Yarias" senebmiat.
Die apan. 3ruppen.
Stangai. "a. G.br. 9us bel
Gbemulpo, aorea. selanbete 9lrmse.
Corps, etua 80. COG Wann. III bsreits
swif&en e0ul unb ping Dang beplOp.
irt. Die abuntsarosn ifeben fosar
n0roli& bon ienem plab.
Sa es tbeilueife tbaut. iinb bic Wege
fale4t uno Der Sransport bon Dor.
rdtben unb Munition III b64ft i9uie.
rig QetuOroen.
greslau, S&lefien, "a. Gebr.
Wie Der Granddaughter melbet, bat
Rublanb beialoKen. anldBli& bes 2ris.
aes bas beuti&e @obeiisn aolfrei Elm.
3ulahen.
Steigen Der Wabrunss.
mitteIpreie.
Srtustt, Sibirien, "a. Gebr.
NnldBlid Der 9ruppen 3ransporte
berri&t bier lsbbafte 9bdtisteii. Sic
gisbabn tiber ben BaitaI.S See Tam Der
gruartung nod bis gnbe Wdr3 In
8etrieb bleiben.
Die Qebensmittel- preife fteiaen &c.
palti5. Cine biefiae 3situng perlanst
Wabreseln seaen bic SPECULATION In
Nabrun9smitteln.
Hranirei@.
. ie uebertra9un9 besGa q.
a lsg | gentu ms
paris, "a. Gsbr. Na9bem BET
@onal. Wertrae bonn ameritanii4en &c.
nat ratifcirt III. tpirb bic Banana 60.
nal @eieQf9aft ben Mbiommen nit
ben Der. Staten bebufs Weriaufs IL.
res GiQeuthuma feline 6tnberniffe in
ben Wes lesen.
Wie bas ausmdrtioe Nmt beute Ct.
tldst, 1T ni9t su befir&ten. bob Der
@eri9tabof elm bon Der tleinen attiO.
ndrensW inoritdt oetpuni&tes Werbot
segen bic llebertrasung bemiQisen
tpiroe.
Mefinoien.
& ampf 5wtf&en amerif.
unb ban. Watroen
st. 8 bomas (odnii&), "a.
Gebruar. 3mii@en Seeleuten zines
fpanii9en unb zines aneritanii&en
2rieasi&ifes tam es eeitern 3u Strci.
tiglsiten, nobel beri9iebene berwunoet
tpuroeu unb bic gmerifaner f&liebli&
fegten. Gin bertpunbeter Mmeriianer
bon Der .@olumbia". Der ben Streit
bur& WerbS6nune zines Watroien bonn
ipauii&sn 3rsuler sWto ps Ia platu"
peranlaBte. beiinbct ii9 in bebeniti&em
3uRanbs.
Deutf9er 9ampfer unb
bominitou n. 2rieg8.
&tff.
Rtn9f + o n. Samaica. "a. Gebr.
Der beuif&e Dampfer 9lltenbure.
Gapt. 0abls. bon 0amburs unb peif.
inoii3en 0dfsn beute eineeloufen.
mslost. bab CT suii&en San Domingo
uns San9sa oas bominii. 3anonen.
boot ~prsibente" In Si&t tam unb
einen blinoen S&ub ubsab. Der Ga.
pitdn weiserte fi& su halten unb tpuroe
ni6t tpeiter eeIt0rt.
Sn puerto plata berbot prdibent
Worales benz gapitdn bic Gotrt mad
Mon!e GbriIfi. Der Mltsnbur9 fubr
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-25
...Gtwas Ueues...

Dir boben bei@toFen, Mue uel9e finitIi9es
Gas 9ebrau9en. NIT WorauS,ablunes Metern
~ uerfeben, obne elm Depoftt gu perIongen.
gDir fteQen bic Werbinbuns NIT Der Soupts
Qeitln8Sr6bre Der. ebenio feten MIR einen Dees
ter auf unb tieferu boS Ga8 fitr einen Dollar
per Tauienb. Die einji9e 1ere@nune bic mir
ma&en. 1T flr bic ELECTROMAGNETIC BON Der
@runbei8entbumS $ @ren3e bis CUR Stene be-
leterS. sDir 8arontiren, bab bieieIben Gus
frieoenbeit eeben.
SIR gedbereS ipre@e man In Der Office Dor.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-25
CHaFen.

Uon WlerteT1 oeFaII8 l.
g +. peter5bura, 25. Gebr.
70 ubr IS Minuten Worgens). Sine
9epeI4s oes gitet6niss glsrieff an ben
3aren iast:
gm "a. Gebruar, Worsens / Dor 3
ubr, unternabmsn 3ablrei&e iapanifde
5orpeooboote einen angriH auf oas
e9le6tfaiif .Retpi3an" uno beriu6'
ten. bic groben, nit ent3hnobaren
Stsinsn belaoenen Dampfsr gum Sim
ten au bringen. Der yRetui3an" mar
bas srfts SdiH, wel4es bic 9orpeoo.
bOote Iab. uno erofnete Elm beftiges
6eusr gsasn fis, unierftibt bon ben
2anobattsrisn. ~Retui3an" 5erftorte
3usi Gampfsr nabe am 6afeneinaange,
ole Direct uuf Jpn %losteuerten.
giner lief auf bic Gelfen nabe benz
Seu9ttburme auf Der 9igerl0albiniel
auf. Der anoere iaut unterbalb Soloen
9il. Der Netpi3an beobaGtete a
0amrfer in fintenoem 3ufanoe uno
s lansiam 3urldsebenoe 9orpeoobccte,
um fi9 ben uartenben iapanii4en
2rIessiaiHsn an3ui9lieBen. Gin Sbeil
Der Wanni4aften auf ben jap. S4if'
fen 1T %ertrunien. Der aeffranoete
9ampfer brennt nod simmer. Der
6eino uirb In ofsnem Weere Dor BORT
Qrtbur In 3uei 2inien bsrba9tet.
g I. petersbure. %. Gebr..
2 llbr IL min. Sn Mbweienbeit Der
fttnoli9 srpartsten off3ienen Ysitdti'
suns iino bic gr3dbluneen iiber ben
Ses.Sies iebr wioeriprs4eno uno psr'
pirreno.
Rad benz sri&bpfsnbitsn 1eriat uer-
iudtsn bic Sapaner ADMIRAL Starts
Glotte in BORT Mrtbur bur& 1eriens
iung 5ueier feinbelabenen S&iHe am
9afsn /. ginaang einaui&lieben. bic
gleide 9attii, tpie Der amer. Momiral
Sampion nit benz Werrimae BET Sans
tiago beabh4tist bate.
9iernaa eri&ienen 2 japan. S&iffe
Dor BEN Safsn. nit elmer Glotte binter
ibuen, Die lie ani&einenb pesfolgte.
Die Ruien i46pften aber Werba8t.
lire S9ihe futrsn tinaus, bra4ten
Die Stein : s&iffe gum sinien, be.
idmpftsn uno iaottn ben Geinb babon.
Inter Der Menge warea ale m6s'
liden @erndte I'm llmtauf. Sie grs
rsaung fieg auf ben Sieoepuntt, als
es bsiannt muroe. bob Der 9aiIer Elm
3elsavamm nit tpeiteren gin3etbeiten
srtaltsn. oas ben ruiFi&eu Sies ais
iOsor arOBer. oenn onfanos aemeloet.
piaie. Sn ieiner 0epeI&e ma&t
Mler. bon Der 3abl Der Dampfer,
wsl6e Die Sapansr 3u u~erIenlen ODER
ouf Die ruiRIaen S&iHe 3u treiben
iuhtsn. isiue grpdbnuns unb man
msib nod ui&t, Oh bic A bonn Ret
UIsan' bsOba9tsten S&ife. oubsr ben
2 5erfOrten. ebsnfals 6euer. ooer
2risssiAiffe maren.
Der 9apitdn bss Netp. uno bas IN
Nmerica esbaute S&if tperoen bod
aeprieIsu. Die Huiien erlitten teins
YerluIte.
Die 9speide bss wiesiOniss i&liebt'
so besebe mid CUR unterIu&una be'
9nRsn. Die 0afen.ginfatrt III Oken
Die boalgs ysrsitelung bon ben feino'
liden pldnsn Tdreibe Id benz briuan'
ten Werhalten unb 6euer bes @etpisar
gu. SIN 0afsnbett fino nod imme'
umbertrsibenos Winen R&tbar. Di'
3 CUR Usrfolauns e~ntIanoten 2reusel
fino osBbalb suridserufen. Wir bat
ten ieine Werlulte.
Anf9etnenb nab T.
g t. petsrsburs. 25. Gebr.
IL ubr 10 Min., Worm. Die trilbefel
@eriidte ino In umlauf iiber bic ge
msIOsts iapaniiae Nisberlase BET Dor
9rtbur; Bis Witterna&t mar iebo& nod
ieine amtli6e NufiIdrung erfolgt.
Ni6tamtli6 pirb beri&tet. boB bi
Sapaner BET sinem 2onoungs' weriud
an Der pigscn Bcp 2 Rreu3er uno
9ransporti8ihe perloren.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-07-14
Personal Mention.

Mr.. E. S. Baggot spent Saturday and
Sunday in Columbia.
Mr.. s. S. Pearlstine, of Branchville,
spent Monday in the city.
Miss Aline All, of Allendale, is visit
ing friends and relatives in the city.
Mr.. ]. L. Odom, of Varnville, is
spending few days with relatives here
Miss Inez Zorn, of Denmark, is the
charming guest of Miss Jennye OByrnes.
Miss Christabelle Livingston, OF
North, is visiting friends and relatives in
the city.
Miss Julia Zorn, who has been visit
Miss OByrnes, has returned to her home
in Denmark.
Miss Jennie Fielder returned home
Tuesday morning from visit to friends
in Denmark.
Mrs. R. NJ. Hays, of Greenwood, ar.
r;ved here last Friday evening for visit
to her narents, Gen. and Mrs. F. NJ. BAN
berg.
CLERK of Court G. B. Free left Tues
day morning for Glenn Springs: He
will spend some time at Whlte otone
and Chick Springs before returning
-Editor A. W. Knight, with his wife
and three children, left Tuesday morning
for White Stone Springs: Ihey VIII
snend awhile at Glenn and Chick Springs
before returning home.
MIR. C. R. Brabham, of Bamberg, a
nrominent young business man OF tne
prooressive town, was here yesterday 1ol
= line Mr.. Brabham has many friends IN
charleston, and is always welcome VS.
tor to this city.-News and Courier, 11th
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-07-14

Mrs. A. 81. Bruce is visiting relatives
in Charleston.
Mrs. W. S. Bamberg is in Charleston
visiting relatives.
Miss Eula Rowell returned Tuesday
from visit to Brunson.
Mrs. S. W. johnson is visiting friends
and relatives in Charleston.
Mrs. Williams, of Ulmer, is visiting
her son, Mr.. Jones Williams.
Mr.. Kivey Pearlstine, of Branchville,
visited relatives in the city Sunday.
Miss Myra Hooton is spending a
while with her young friends at Olar.
Rev. NJ. W. Hook is assisting in a
protracted meeting at Swansea this week.
Mr.. Jno. R. Bellinger spent yester-
day in Charleston on professional ousl-
ness.
Miss Bessie Bellinger, of Walterboro,
is visiting at the home of Mr.. Jno. R. Bel
linger.
Mr.. J. Fielder Hunter spent last week
with relatives and friends in Charleston
and Summerville.
Mrs. J. L. Eddleman and son, Lewis,
left last Saturday morning for Edgefeld
to ioin Mr. Eddleman, who went on a
few days ago. Mr.. Eddleman has accept
ed the position of superintendent OF the
Edgefeld cotton mills, and we most cor
daily commend them to the good people
of that good old town. Mr.. and Mrs Ed
dleman have been residents of Bamberg
for nearly five years, and have a host Of
friends who sincerely regret their depar-
ture. Bamberg regrets to give them
up, but wishes for them all success and
happiness in their new home.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-07-14
sAFFGTARD THE CHILDREN.

Notwithstanding all that is done by
boards of health and charitably inclined
persons, the death rate among small chill.
dren is high during the hot weather OF
the summer months in large cities. There
is not one case of bowel complaint in a
hundred, however, that could not be
cured by the use of Chamber!ain,s Conc,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale
by Bamberg Pharmacy, Bamberg; H. &.
Rice, Denmark.