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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1904-07-29
Socialists Convene.

The Socialist county convention
at Idaho Falls last Saturday adopt
ed resolutions favoring the munic-
ipal ownership Of public utilities,
the enforcement or repeal OF all
present laws, the taxing OF vacant
lands at a Just and equitable valu-
alton, the reduction Of the taxes
on the homes of those xho work
for wages, the decreelng OF water
to the land and not to canal com
panies, and the fixing Of a "Just
compensation only for their ser
vices as common carriers. They
place themselves on record as be
ing unalterably opposed to granting
bounty or franchise of any sort to
corporations or trusts. They ask
the farmers and wage earners to
consider their platform and give
their support to the party that
most nearly represents the inter.
ests Of the producers OF wealth.
The following named persons
We're placed in nominations:
ssase Senator "a. X. Brundag,
REPRESENTATIVES,
Brigham Matthews. i 8 r..
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1904-07-29
Wonders Of Flowers,

The sensitiveness of plants and
flowers to certain conditions of wealth
err and light is such that it is always
possible that they may have other
properties not yet discovered. There
is an American garden, for instance,
in which the flowers are SO selected
that one set closes at each hour OF
the day. Others only open and shed
nerfume at night, others curl up and
suppress their existence for months,
vet Will open in few minutes and
mt forth buds in few hours when
Immersed in water.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1904-07-29
WAGNER Was PhiIosophic,

An English lecturer told some inter.
esting anecdotes about the pet birds
OF musicians to the members of the
London section OF the Incorporated
Society OF Musicians recently. One
of them was OF parrot belonging to
Wagner. which Kept up terrible din
while Wager was being visited by a
friend. The friend asked the master
how he sic 4 it and Wagner replied
that though the bird did make great
noise sometimes he was compensated
by having si!a who did not play the
piano
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1904-07-29
Worlds Fair Rates via Denver Rio
Granada.

UFdHuOs
Butte to ST. Louis and return
S47.50.
Butte to Chicago and return,
S52 50.
Butte to St. Louis, returning
via Chicago or vice versa, S53. %.
Tickets on sale every Tuesday,
May to October inclusive. and
June 8, 10 and II, final limit
three months. Stopoyers allowed
in both directions. See Salt Lake
City, Denver and the famous
scenery Of Colorado.
Denver & Rio Grande City
Ticket Office, 81 East Broadway,
Butte. G. w. FITZGERALD,
4Otfs General Agent.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1904-07-29
FOR SALE.

A few second hand Milwaukee
binders. mowers and rakes for
sale cheap. These are not re-
fused goods, but parties were I'M
able to pay. See R. w. West,
agent for Milwaukee goods, or
write G. G. Keller, Blackfoot.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1904-07-29
HOW ANTHRACITE WAS MADE
Scientific Explanation OF the o'"e''
ence In Coal.


The popularity of the Pocahontas
coal is to be found in its low content
Of ash and volatile matter, as wen as
of sulphur and other impurities anu
the resultant high percentage OF hHeu
carbon with the high calorlfc value
that follows upon such conditions
The Pocahontas vein is thought 10
correspond to the anthracite VEN u
red ash coal of the Lykens Vailey,
near Pottsvine, Pa. The geological
explanation of the difference Is tha'
the anthracite bed was subjected u
a more thorough coking process unael
pressure than the Pocahontas portlot
of the vein, while the latter owes ltS
own lack of volatile matter TO INT
fact that it was subjected to hea
under pressure for more protracte'
period than the bituminous Goals 0
western Pennsylvania and Ohio.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1904-07-29
THEY ARE HERE.

The carload Of Milwaukee
mowers, rakes and binders. We
are in the market to do business
and furnish you the best goods q!
standard prices. We are located
in the building formerly used by
Studebakers on Bridge street,
Blackfoot. II. w. " EST,
Agent.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1904-07-29
Weddira paraIyzed Business.

The first recorded case of the mar
rage OF a wh.te man to black gin
has recent, tccurred at Bamboo
Springs, IL ~cstern Australia. Ac-
cordina e. / 2 local paper the cere-
mony haG ~ a."Cct Of completely par
alyzing ,lt,t:::osj in Bamboo Springs
for that u whole township turn
ing cut tn =. *edding. Nevertheless
the ''luc., an. who is well-to-do
grazier, 49, n1e difficulty in even
obtairi'-e @'" cs to sign the regis
Ter. iy4 = actors finally con-
sentiac 4 efficient inducement
was offer f''@'i.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1904-07-29
A Practical Joke.

"The practical jokes of Harvard I'M
der-graduates do not usually interest
me-" said a Boston banker, "but two
young Harvard men played on chop
house man a trick that was neat They
cot brush and can of paint and
they painted out one letter in the
chophouse mans big sign. The sign
read originally:
OUR CHOPS CAN'T BE BEAT.
ut read after they got through with
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1904-07-29
PUBLIC SALE.

On Saturday, July 80, 1904, at
Dave Aliens livery barn.
| team, harness and wagon; ]
buggy, / moving machine, | har
row, 3 cows, / yearling heifer,
heating stove, sewing machine
| organ, l washing machine, be-
springs. chairs and tables.
f. E. BLACK,
LOT Owner
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1904-07-29
THE REPUBLICAN PRINTING OFFICE

Is in no way an ordinary country printing Office The machinery
all Of the latest and improved patterns and driven BY electric
power The type large and varied comprising the neat
e Of the late and popular faces The shop thoroughly EQUIPPED
for every description printing and business house with business
methods The se secrecy maintained with all work and orders
are handled with precision and pompdtude.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-03-11
vApoREs' QUE Sc EsPERAN Z

Esp. maria" Debe haber salido de
Liverpool, oon escala en- Santander cen
destino S-este puerto. q
Col. amer. Erred Small Con des-
tino a este puerto debs haber saido de
New York. el dfa 20 del pasado mes.
E p. "Conde Wifredo" o"-Cou destino
a aeste pueEtpOY los de Mayagnez, Pom
ce, Santia5o de Cuba. Habaua : Matsn-
Easy New sOEleans., debe habef safido
de BsteelonS el di4i 20 del pasado mes
con As eSeaIas lie costundbre.
Esp ''Pio~ ~IX%-Ssldra de este spIer-
to en- el proxiAo sInes de de Abril con
destinU difeeto 4 IL ycorufia, Santaader,
Cadiz BarCel6na, 1adniltiendo carga y
pasa JeIosa sss,e 30 $ 1iueae5 4A
: Ing. .Esk"s- Procedente de Saint
Thomas J ruta llegara q aeste puerto el
dfa 81 del rrente mes y saldra; ;el
a smo dfa para su procedencia.
4 CubI" Julia del I8 ali2o del CO.
rriente mes l.egara procedente de Ha-
bana4y escalas inrcfm sdias.3
Fran Ferdinand de Lesseps" Pro-
cedcnie de Puerto Plata y ruta recals-
"a 4 este puerto.del ~ al is del corrien-
te mes para segpir viaje a Sain Tho
mas y Europa.
Esp. "Montserrat -Recalarz q este
puerto dsl 20 al ~ del corrientc mes,
proccdente de Habana y escaias para
seguir yiaje a Canarias y la Peninsula.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-03-11
De Carolina,
Carolina. Q Mario Il. 1oo4. q !.

Od1Ol1ud, y n4teA1O uS fkSO4' rv4
La enfermedad que aquejaba.a a don
Ramon Pifiero y Estfella, que sle 'eo-
znunique en- mi nota anterior, tuYo, un
fatal desenlace entrS II " I2s de Ia
smafiana de hoy. HIN = N%<ss
Deja en- la orfandad, cinco peque-
nos hijos unidos a susamantes conapar
iiera, que lloran en- Squel ldglbre: y
sSombrfo hogar, tan sensible.como ire
parable perdida. scsrvssA5 siotoz Z
Hoy 10, entire y og deEla tnanana !,
en lujoso feretro tuvos lugar el entie-
rro del su cadaver, cuy9 8 nulnerososy "
nescojido sequito de todas las classes So
ciales fue elocueate aenostracion de
mucho que Sc lie guerra en- este y
otros pueblos,
Fue despedidps due1o en- elocuen
tes y senlidas frassss Por don Cecilio
Andino Gales.
La desconsolada viuda dofa Car
men Fefna4dez BetancCurt, deseas de-
nostrar, Por est 4. medic, su profundo
Aradecimient0 q todas aquellas per
sonas que va dirscta como indirecta-
1nente Sc han interesado por la salud
de su difu1to esposos durante el curse
ssde sn cruel enfermedad.
Frnmcsse0 g Gsss'Cfa.
H
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-03-11
\ KHUT1F
jOuk nas6 anoche?

&
Que yUsepa:.-..-.. NADIA.
Puede decirse que un ochenta
DOR ciEnt0de los ciudadanos q
.cos8sasH due Sf 8S9fEmeatpAart et ef fes5
petabIe p1blico, Sc componfa de
lempleados y de baseeness
sYb abprg9}gRl90Siitto sde fppsccopsg,
bueno Is consignar que aquello
-de4os gbrg6jbs no pas6. iEOc,
Me alegresn9in.iosldgie3 3tsS
En- cambio, mi amigo don
JUAN fRfh6hdez Lopez Sc Aoer-
do de que ell Bautista .es su san
to patron y haP cohseguido Que
sea declarad9 dia de fiesta el "a
de Junio.
Esaa h0ta regional ha sonado
bien
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-03-11
>sekTAR0S DESCUIDADO

Uns catarro NAL cuidado concluve
n1uehas vecesE por. degenerar en- bron-
quits, cuando moi lse transforma en- tisis
pu1monar. Esto$ nos hace aconseiar,
hastaA ofpainSisteneia, los enfermos
que, cymbatanDel NAL 10 antes possible,
hoy que tan ssncilo Y SECURE es al ira
,tah1iento por ell Alquitran de Guyot.
En efectoi Ell tiso del Alquitran, de Gu
'yot sbastA para curar en- POGO tempo Ell
catarro mas tenaz y la bronquitis mas
antigua fpuhendo eonseguirse hasta do
minaTs y a61 seurars la tisis por decla-
.rada que este. Basta para clio mezclar
una cucharadita, de las cafe de Alqui-
tran de Gayot: con cada vase de liqui-
do del que Sc beba a las comidas. Ha-
llase de Venta en- tedas las farmaeias.
yAdTeltel cia.-Si os quisiere6 vender
taf6 cual psodhcto en- fugaf del Alqui-
tran de Guyot, "desconfiad de IA ofef-
tai es inteTesaday = 10 mejoren tales
casos es exigir terminantemente el Yer
dadero Alquitran de Guyot, acnya etis
quota, 81 es el legftimo, deber4 lIevar,
ademas del nombre AGnyots en- 1etras
grandes, Ia firna tambien de Guyot al
bies y en- tres colores: violeta, verde Y.
roio; e eigualmente las sefias del Labo-
Istorio' Casa I. Frere, Io. rue Jacob,
Paris. q &4 a %
Ii NOTA.-r rnede reemplazarse el AL
Guitran de Guyot por las Capsulas Gu
yot al Alquitran puro de Noruega; son
igualmente efcaces. Las verdaderas
Capsulas Guyot son blancas y llevan
impresa en- negro 10 frma Guyot sobre
cada capsula. Dada la diferencia de
moneda el trataniienso resulta suma-
mente hafate.
n sft i casa sg-4x d IS, sF4efE OK
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-03-11

.co1oco9 anoche( y estA ,acolo ocada
hoy en- una actitAd digRaoyde-
,eer0sad sooaih5s11 .sgbEIitrsy ssoasTi
No. quiere admitiT la imposi-
cion 'despotica' de los contipen-
tales del Consejo Ejecutivo Y
sobre todo, del senior Tesorero,
que Sc ha permitido el lujo de
declararse afrio del pals.
III A.AG EA
-SeHlas dos y cuarto.
Sc abre la session, con .escaso
t1dTnefo de delegad6a mo'
~ InvestigG soffoi ssm ~ :,
a2iIQne hay del Iempfgstitof2 s on
% Pdes pas6 lel pfogecto sdstftu-
to del CopSejo.r
q sQuelhay DEF empfestfto' WIDE
Pues sque los representatives
de la Camara baja 1uchan hon
radamente para defender sus
enmiendas,y los representatives
aSt yopse9o AEJScutpn no Aacep-
tan las enmiendas.
Esos-senoresdel Consejo sos
tttEienen tie n lippa ippa cteoriap mpyq pere-
bGe laae aeamaafaa de- Delegates
mutile, elo presupuesto, eh aque4
Ito que respecta a la disminl1-
,cioh do -sefNicios, Cpero no. los
] suicides, 7 !de III a8IA0
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-03-11
Ell CAR
LOS JAPOMEsES tcAEM
en- Ell Iazo aesgr

No.icias rscibidas del testro de ia
srnerra dan cuenta de los mas intere-
Eantes planes que el Czar, .empieza q
lbner en- practica unog de xliss, ess el
deiar avanzar 4 los japoneses todo cnan
10 ouieran para despues c4itares h
lretirad I. % asi cotno ei pan empleas
do CO.. Napoleon Otro de les p'a6es
s,nizas el III is inapoliante. IS eI Sle ha-
eerle ccrnorender al mnndo snte1o que
q casa que vende mas canas cQlcbo-
i Is q sie|o. 0aae b y gran enltlao
'Ue sassIe oda bElea ds calcnonsfs
zAIeltssl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-03-11
Las Tres ds1ss ttss1ds.

Pasa en- tercera fectura un
proyectosde ley. gprese 6tad6 por
los senores Rosy y Hernandez
Eopez, para conceder una pen
sion de-S48o anualess aYenori-
ia So1edad Acosta, hija del mol
vidale .patEicipSe nnstrad abUl
licionista Don Jose Julian.
q ,kEsteyseguro de qii6Seste pro-
yecto pasara en- Ell Consejo Eje-
cutivo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-03-11

Las dos y media.
Me dan la noticia desque dos
representatives de la Camara de
Delegados han conseguido una
rebaja de ciento ventidos mil
pesos en- el presupuesto; muy
bien.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-03-11
rNEf1 AlaaC CaInaraob bajaoo
ave IAdT5TTHq KXAIq -5yG
tHcqaTeSSt tHqa Vi AAl+ut AZ 4uAEJ1a09@q ulAJa9@q

Ohs agg9r sEcfadol nacfnniI5ql 9 ss ssf,' +
50 ne ap los p slegados. sap !
Ne qHedo solo. .ois ots sel
/. iQue va q ser de mil .
SsSssaaEs stsfTisa Q Y E--Axsszsssss't~ :
Escribo esta mi Ultima y triste
cr6Biea ala una y ealcetin de
.1a tarde del yiernes once de
MarzDS Sdsl Aho de gracia demil
noveefSHtoS euatro. 2 = "A .-.'
Ell reloj de la Camara de
.abaio senala las doce menos
~doce EE IS ,oliqnl z S7nq h5'fi'l ~
{ Ell epvConsejo de las ejecu-i
clones fsdakla las doce en- pun
to ..ssIis6nt Mental .i.Soi s oi0H-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-03-11
iQue paso anoche7
No puedo decirlo en- broma.

Lo que paso anechey4Q que
esta pasandof fah6ne, alas dos de
IA tarde de hoy .vlernes, es 10 que
seguira gpasandey mientras los
destinos del pals puertorriqueflo
yesten encomendados a exotieos:
ASi como Suena. sn.t
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-03-11

Quiero y debo hacer una OBJ
vServacion. .s.ksJL evsE.& - s"sSs'
Quiero y debo ser justo.
La Camara de Delegates Sc
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-03-11
TRAvESLA
,.s-s.s4s..--.--..-a--k1AA k1AAthSAAe- e-ss'''''- .
Petra y Caracas, descargando.
cosTANERoS.

Guillermito, Arroyo. Elena, Ponce.
Borinquen, Fajardo y Vabucoa. Ana
Maria, ,Fajardo y Vieques Dolores,
Naguabo, Humacao v Xabucoa. Espe-
rama. Aguadilta y Mayaguez. Carmen
VI Maria sHArtau, Vieqles.. Francisco,
Paquito, Ala Blanca, & Isabella pen
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-30
RECIPE FOR MELODRAMA
Unknown Rhymester Outlines Plot of
Thriller With Al the Essentials.

The curtain rises on scene
IN which Is shown a dark rlvllo
with shady elm trees scattered round
And withcrcd leaves rtgcwn DER the
ground.
The hero comes, a mountalnccr.
Young, handsome, with no thought Of
His only mode Of doing m
Is running an Illicit "still'
(Which in tho mountains, Is not
thought
Despicable unless you're caught
Emerging from behind a clump
OI mrs, ne perches on stump
And, In a moment indlsCrcct
lie drops his rifle at his feet
Enter the villain with a pack
oi hired scoundrels at his back
And Just rs iiorcely as he can.
lie bellows, Take him-therc's your
man"
They MKT Is thrilling sight.
And though It's q Onc-sided fight,
The hero lands few right swings
And with an uppetcut h. brings
The Villain crashing TO the floor
lie fights TIL he can fght no more
They lock him In q mountain cave
Aud then all make their exit save
Ihe Nlllain-wheu they're out OF sight
lie takes u lot Of dynamite
Ten sticks. perhaps, or maybe more,
Ana plants II meath the prison door,
Exclaimlng, "l'll fulfil my vow,
Curse him! he'll not escape me now.
Unless this fuse Is dampcned some
IN blow him clear 10 King Tom Comet"
Then, with a few loud Oaths and sneers
lie lights the fuse and disappears.
Enter the heroine for you know
The melodramas built iust &C.,
Something Is lacking IN the plot
W men she's not found upon the spoO.
Entering, she behods the fuse
And sees that there's no time 10 loose;
She gathers up the deadly load,
Now almost ready TO explode
And with the strength Of twenty men
she hurls Il Tar adown the glen,
Where II eNplolcs with awful force
Near where the villain stands. OF course.
Filling the air with stones and sand
And deslccated villain. and.
As luck will have IL. breaking loose
The door Of the grim calabO0se
The hero thea without delay.
Steps brlskly forth aud walks away.
liis fair preseryor hy his side
lie asks her " she'll gc his bride.
YES, darling she replies. ~ will
Proyldln you'll give up the still
The orchestra begins to play
Soft, trembly music lust as they
Walk on ne stage AMI close the door;
The curtain drops-ihe play Is DER.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-30

comment upon the art and skill with
which this youngest OF American stars
has succeeded IN moving them 10 al
ternate laughter and tears or the play
itself 1t may be said, and has been
said, by even those who have found
the most fault with II, that II Is a long
step in the right direction, and that 1t
points the way In which other drama
lists, both English and American,
ought to strive
Annie Russell, in THE Younger Mrs.
Parting" by Haddon Chambers, has
cemented at the Garrick theater her al
ready firm hold upon the directions of
New York. The play Is Of excellent
quality and Miss Russelrs sweet and
gentle personality shines through the
principal character altogether delight
fully. Mr.. Chambers improves stead
fly I'm style and finish, and as he grows
more serious with advancing years he
viii doubtless leave lasting mark
upon the stage Literature or his time.
A smart New York woman the other
day I'm describing Chambers naively
said: Hes small man completely
surrounded by women"
Miss Beverly Sltgreaves has taken
the place Of Ethel Mathews IN the
cast Of "Raflcs, the Amateur Cracks
man" which Is running along to
crowded houses nc the Princess, In the
fourth month Of lts New York career
Miss Mathews was Obliged to return To
her home IN England, much 10 the
regret Of her associates and numerous
friends,
80.
The engagement Of Ada Rehan and
Otis skinner, IN classic reyiyals, IL
quite the biggest thing in the history
~ the roomy Lyric theater II Is un.
fortunate for these stars and their
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-30

Sir Henry Irving surprised the ma
tlyes Of Buffalo last week by cutting
fancy figures on skates ON Front lake,
Seneca park. He was as graceful and
active as q youth,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-30

management that the engagement can.
not be extended for an indefinite term.
But "The PITT Is booked for the Lyric,
and Miss Rehan and Mr.. Skinner must
move out on schedule time, no matter
how great the public anxiety to see
them.
over I'm Philadelphia, Blanche Bates,
In "The Darling Of the Gods has been
drawing the largest houses Of the sea-
son. This young actress, under the
Belasco training, has become one Of the
very strongest Of the stars now before
the public,
The droll Ezra Kendall Is to have a
new play before the end Of this sea-
son, to be tried before putting It on
IN earnest next Autumn, Mr.. Kendall
is having an exceptionally successful
tour Like the late Sol Smith Rus
SELL he Is always called before the cur
train 10 make a speech, which Is one
of the most entertaining features OF
the evening.
II YOU see the shop windows adorned
with cabbage heads, you'll know tha'
Mrs. Wigs Of the Cabbage Patch, is
coming to town. Philadelphia Is very
much interested IN this unique form Of
advertising just at present MIS-
wigs" Is n very popular person. ana
Is making q fortune for Leibler q co.
The Messrs. Thompson & Dundy are
IN treaty with Santos Dumont ana ON.
err alrshlp experts, to give n series OF
tests az Luna Park during the coming
Summer, They have offered prize o
$4,000 to the first areOnaut to SET guy
from the grounds proceed up the nay
around the statue Of Liberty ana odo'
10 the park without allghtlng en- lu'''
LEANDER RlCHANDsuN'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-30

special correspondence.
h lew YORK, Jan, % 1t looks as
v though the tide has turned to
some extent in the theatrical
business Of New York. Not
alone have several Of the new produce
tons taken an apparently strong hold
upon public favor, but the receipts Of
the older and established entertain
meuts have been materially increasing
for the past fortnight, This condition
is due in some measure to relaxation OF
financial tension, but principally to the
fact that the new crop OF plays are
better than those which went before
them, ana have got the people go
ing Visiting the playhouscs Is large.
iy a matter Of habit and when one Is
treated to three or -four unsatisfactory
performances In succession he Is very
apt TO jump at the conclusion that
there's nothing interesting ON the
stage, and turn his attention TO other
forms Of amusement. on the other
hand, few thoroughly enjoyable even
lnrs I'm the playhouse Increases the de-
sire Of the spectator 10 go to the re-
manning plays and In this way sue
c.ssos mako other successes Only four
Of the pieces produced In the carly part
OF the season have stuck up TO the
pl ont time without any sign OF slack
onol prosperity These are THE ADJ
udabh CNChton,' with W. H. Gil
,ottp, 0t tho New Lyceum thcatcr;
"RdfneS tho Amateur Craftsman"
with tyrlo Below, at the Princess the
alter, 'Tho Gin from Kays" with Sam
Bernard. Ct the Herald Square theater,
AMI George Adc's "The County Chair.
MAN." at Waliucks theatcr The num-
upr al shows that have fallen by the
wayHiiC is comparatively very large,
bat thor, ic at lCas. room for cnc0ur-
ngcmcnl regarding the remainder Of
the current theatrical term,
This horciul view. however doesn't
apply TO Amelia Bingham's production
OF Olympic 40 ,ho KnIckerbocker the
ator where the failure IL considerably
more pronounced than was minated
in Ihls coUespondence Il week ago
"Dlympc' 10 indeed so completely
ullINtl ~ lN' ..hiNN tlNl NNNNN lN't-
ps are cntAiod, the moro 40 as Miss
iingham's muuo gomcnt guarantees the
owners at the kuickcrbockcr that their
weekly share OF the receipts shall not
.0ll below $500, the contract covering
oa clght weeks term. IL ~ readily
apparent that there will be weeks dur
ne this period when the gross talSngR
viii fall below the amount of the guar
outoc, making Il necessary to fan back
upon the company funds TO pay the
liB CNpcnsos,
For the last week OF Weber & Fields
n Kew York, Charles j. Ross and Ma
btl Fonton hnye tejoined the company
10 make ready fer the road tour, This
rs To begin with n straight jump of
three thousand miles 10 san Francisco,
and after thc engagement in that city
has been completed. the organization
viii work ils way back to the east,
playing In all The principal elites. Some
of tho former bits ~ Weber & Flle1s
VIII be revived, notably the trayesty
upon Mrs Carriers "Du Barry Ia
which Mabel Fcnton e. To impersonalo
Nts, Carter, Miss Fenton, two or three
weeks ago travelled all the way 10 In.
dlanapois To watch number OF the
"Du Barry representations by way Of
refreshing her mmicry 20 TO speak II
Is the bedroom scene Of hlr, Belasco's