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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-28
ST. LOUIS CONVENTION.

The Democratic convention nominate candidates for president
and vice president will ST Louis week from today Things
decidedly mixed far these nominations concerned
likely that during the week stories OF combinations
in the OF different candidates will be circulated
Judge Parker well in the lead and far no one has
figure combination suggest candidate who
Nevertheless the latest Indications that the
his nomination they appeared
to be ago is difficult how the opponents
Judge should he remain candidate for he has the
delegations from the that needed to give any candidate
respectable showing in the electoral college
course German who THE best political manager
party prefers ohe candidate but it is said
Maryland will whichever its electoral vote
cast pay Senator German There is just
Judge Parke withdraw lie has
practically life position New York andhe strong opposition to
former Senator has developed i'm the ranks of the party
friends of the Judge to induce hin, TO retire from the
indications that Judge Parker con-
sdeng suggestion that the nomination for president under all
the circumstances NAV not desirable Of Judge
will step that will not be honorable to those VINO
have supported him this time The convention bound TO De
an this week will be lively for the Demo
cratic politicians.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-28
he THEATREC

The "nrst nights" OF the Albee Stock
company at Keiths are always attended
by large and very critical audiences. but
last night the audience was even larger
than usual. every seat in the pretty
theatre being sold long before the per-
formanoe began. This was due equally
10 tho fact that everyone was anxious
20 secure a photograph OF that clever
young actor. Mr. Francis Byrne. Of whom
souvenirs were given 20 patrons iast
night. nd also 10 the unusual interest felt
bv local playgoers in the first Shakes
pearean production ever given oy the Al
bee Stock company.
Those who have followed the brilliant
career Of several OF the members OF the
company. whose biggest successes IN
many instances have been won In Shakes
pearean roles, confidently expected pro-
duction worthy Of the high standing OF
this splendid stock company, but even
those who have followed the unbroken
list OF SUCCESSES scored by them during
the season. while admitting their ability
10 cope with the demands OF modern
society play. merry farce or dainty
domestic drama. shook their heads
skeptIcaily at the thought Of stock com
pany producing one OF the master
drarnatists plays with but one weeks re-
hearsal. Rut when the curtain fell on
the last act the verdict was unanimous
that the Albee Stock company had scored
the greatest success yet OF their entire
career and that there is no limit 10 their
capabilities.
Mr.. Winter seemed TO have made an
especial effort TO have this production OF
the immortal tragedy. Romeo and
Juliet" one OF the most notable yet given
at Kelth's during the summer season, and
his effort was surely crowned with sue
cess. The play was handsomely mounted,
with that careful attention 20 minute de-
tails that charactcrizes all the productions
mnde by this efficient sttfge director. and
the production moved with an ease and
emoothness and n pleasing sureness on
the part of every member OF the com
pany Tho costumes were especially
beautiful. and the specially arranged In
cIdental music hv Professor Hermann
vas excellent The keynote OF the per
forn,ance may he said 10 have been in
,eilleence. and the most cxactinE critic
mus, have searched hard 20 End room for
adverse criticisr. and the hearty demon
strations % approval of the evening.
which we're decidedly more frequent than
,s usual With Providence audiences. was q
tribute 20 ths courage snd enterprise ~
The management and the zesl and energy
~ the PLAYERS.
Mr. craig has prhhahly ney.r done such
excellent work here A. last evening a.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-28

Romeo. Tile looked the role thoroughly.
and was DELIGHTFULLY."-. graceful and pic
turesuue figure lie had just the right
dash OF innpetuosty and romance and he
was comm,ndably sincere and earnest at
all times Indeed. II Is to be doubted II
the Providence stage has seen such a
thoroughly satisfying exponent OF Shakes
peares po.ttIc hero in a long time and IL
was a positive pleasure 10 listen 10 his
rich. musical voice reading the beautiful
lines.
Miss Lawrence was a charming juliet.
ard she met tl1e exacting demands Of this
famous character with the ability which
has been noted in her previous efforts
here Sh,a was excellent in the lighter
comedy scenes ~ the early part OF the
play and he balcony scene was played
by her and Mr.. Craig with the delicacy
and exouirdte touch which II the mark
Of true art It was In the potion scene.
however, fthat Miss Lawrence was most
heartily arppla I'd ed. II was finely done
and deserved the applause given It. for
every wor.d rang true and her scream OF
horror when she pictures the proba BILE
tortures Of the tomb. should she awake
before Romeo releases her. was intensely
realistic.
To Mr. Hyrnt must be credited n lions
share OF the evenings honors. His de-
piction Of the debonair Mercutio was
worthy OF an artist OF the highest rank.
and the audience fairly rose and accorded
him n sto I'm Of applause. He was the
dashing csOurt Ter and laughing comrade
Of gallantss to the life. and his impcrsona-
ton was mark ed by nicety or judgment
and thorough intelligence of conception
which compelled tho unbounded admira :
tion OF everyone.
~ fn.v .1f Ia 20
Nab speech was nswlcss. and Il =. Ia be
questioned II n more finished piece OF
acting hass ever been seen on any Provi-
dence stage than his death scene. Many
famous ac-ors have won success In this
role. but r1One more deservedy than Mr..
Byrne. ansd lf he should do nothing else
worthy OF att en- tion here the remainder
OF the summer which Is decidedly un-
likely, his Incompatible depletion this
week cntit led him 10 n warm place I'm the
admrationa Of theatregoers.
Mr.. Loser who Is easily one OF the best
readers OF blank verse on the American
stage. gav0a mastery representation OF
the well-inalentloned Friar Lawrence. Ills
was dgnlncd characterization. and his
splendid elrocuton and remarkable clear
ness OF r1dnchtlon made his portrayal
doubly pieemrable md the role could
hardly have been played With more re-
gard for TIM beauty Of the lines and more
consciousness and recogniti>n or its
eNacting requirements. As might have
been anic mated. Mr. owen was In his
element reading the lines ~ Lord Capul.t
and showed himself 10 he pas, master ~
this art he VAS the genial host. the
loving fatINer and the s'err. lnfsyibie
Parent nv turns, but In all phases of the
character ms v,. convincing and he con.
trinu'ed lsus.iy - the great success 90
the play Mr. Robert c. Turner was
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-28

deliciously humorous as Peter. lie played
the role for all there was In II. and the
laughs he was responsible for testified 10
his SUCCESS. One commendable feature
OF Mr.. Turner's portrayal was the utter
lack Of exaggerated buffoonery his was
a comedy hit scored by purely legitimate.
artistic methods and was of the kind to
make-the most blase theatregoer sit up
In his seat and prophesy future In this
branch OF dramatic work. for the clever
young man, whose cieverness, whenever
he IL given the least bit OF an opportunity.
crops out and astonshes everyone who
beholds II.
Miss Reimer was an ideal nurse her
naturalness giving weight 10 every word
and her quaint old lady was most skill
fully presented by this reliable artistic.
Mr. william III. Turner appeared as the
iery Tybalt. which he played so well that
the audience regretted his early death
I'm that he was seen too little. Mr..
Nicander was excellent as Benvolio: Mr..
Fisher played Paris with much spirit and
ease; Miss Rivers played Lady Capulet
with dignity and reserve; Mr. Winter
played the Apothecary with his usual
cleverness, and Miss Love and Miss
Cameron were adequate I'm the roles OF
Balthasar and the Page to Paris. Al
together II was a production or great
interest and II Is little short OF marvellous
that such n splendid presentation could
be given OF this immortal tragedy by
stock company. Not only will IL elevate
the high standard OF the Albee company.
but II should 90 on record as one of the
eminently satisfactory productions OF this
play ever seen on the Providence stage
since the days OF Margaret Mather. and
even that famous star was never sur
rounded by such an aH-round excellent
company. Veritably. the Albee COM
pany's talents are not limited to modern
drama.
Romeo and Juliet will he continued
throughout the remainder Of the week
and will doubtless attract large crowds.
For the week OF July 4th is promised
Bronson Howards comedy drama.
"Aristocracy," with souvenir perform
ances on Tuesday and Wednesday after
moons. when souvenir photographs Of Mr..
Fisher and Mr.. Robert c. Turner will be
given to patrons
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CRESCENT PARK OPEN AIR THEATRE

The Begg's Stock company presents this
week the western meodrama, entitled
"The Gamblers Wife" II is strong
piece and holds the interest OF the audi
ence throughout the four acts. The lead
ing role Is again taken by Mr.. Lee Beggs.
who cleverly interprets a difficult char
acter OF the gambler. Jack ODiamonds.
and he IL excellently supported by the
other members OF the company.
The vaudeville features between the
acts this week consist OF: Soprano solos.
by Miss Fraser OF Pawtucket; black-face
song and dance. by Lester Leyburn: popu-
lar songs. by little Viola Dodge. and
baritone solos. by Felix Walsh.
Next week. "A Soldiers Vow"
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THE DUTY OF THE HOUR.

While registration has passed the greatly in
OF the total at the corresponding date
large as ought to be and would be citizens generally
their duty in this important discharged promptly The
suffrage is the valuable privilege citizenship and no man
VINO aoya to city, state and nation will through neglect
ieness deprive himself of that privilege Were for
and indifference citizens failing
register disqual after qualifying neg
e to cast their ballots there would danger election
OF unfit to public Office of the passage
When the electorate civic
science stirred expression will of the people
obtained the verdict invariably in favor
and fearless candidates and progressive
ty laws Government by designing rings
poraons made possible only by the axy people
selves BY heedesness of the registering
vote registered they render themselves quite bmewory for
the usurpaton Of the functions of government corrupt
politicians and corporations allegiance
to and place and profit from these puden epub
ican institutions
Here Rhode Island particularly Providence the people
have suffered evousy dsgceu manpuations of rings
and the mschievous Vaccinations Peye corporations
They have been dpoed priceless right of municipal self
they have been deprived all voice
of the police of expenditure of
the hundreds of thousands they pay city
for its maintenance The of this depart
appointed which, prevailing conditions means
ring appointed they accountable taxpayers
the bills but to the that
sinister purposes.
Men have been general assembly have sevey
served the Pye railway corporations and shame
ssy neglected the interests of the people Corporation
induced plant instruments in the legislature
and wholesome efficacy bazen violators of it
might deserved punishment Bills for ameioron Of
the condition of labor for the safety
efficient and business administration of
have either been throtd committee killed
represent corporation instead of the
citizens who mistakenly permitted their election.
1t ring influence the prevented the
of the right of home
hlched from them through the nstrumentay
police commission law.
1t Pete corporation influence the
caused the eascuaon of the nour law
and passage
bills would end the scandous and dangerous
Of which the Perye corporation
enhanced dividends from platforms and running
None Of these evils whether of omission
citizens svaled themselves privileges by regis
tesng voting IL time they should appreciate
the city, the and themselves by qualifying
election November There way
Of the people for the people people
Providence
accomplished only by the awakening Of the nory
outrsgs which they have been subjected the registering
every citizen who thus qualify himself eleeto and by
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-28

Again is the David boom exploited but there
ground for the fon the of aroung
interest in the big Louis than furnishing the Demo
Gratis with portrait for their campaign banner
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-28

Russian soldiers be disputed
than that their opponents be and distress
the wake of great that high and daring deeds
do quite compensate for.
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values the right of suffrage so lightly that ne VIII
himself by registering exercise" should hold his peace
if unfit men office and unwhoesome measures are
passed by them.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-28

What great and glorious country this is Out in Colorado
there snow have been rostbten
by the Olncy presidential while all between is warm and
hourshing
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-28

Registration booming right along The office of the board OF
will be this evening and tomorrow"
and Thursday evenings until o'clock Register!
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-28

that Mayor Collins of Boston viii present the name OF
former Secretary Ony the ST. Louis convention is ug
gestive of strong contrasts.
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You will certainly want to know what is going
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Up the time he begins to write his caaueate the coege
president is but the task frequently turns him into
a pessimist.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-28

The quiet wedding with long before modern barbarans
made fashionable marriages the scene of turmoil.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-28

Even though wasn't kidnapped Kent LOOMS has secured
almost as much publicity as Ion Perdicaris-
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united November against every candidate who ring
regala corporation collar.
REGISTER!
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The News will be sale the ST. Louis Exposition
De obtained in front Of the postoe gate leading
Administration Building, the principal at the
various hotels
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-04
old HEIDELBERG.

VII AAAHAAfAetHffAHANFf
ManHfleld'H transitions Of charac-
ter are ms marvellous AS his trauni-
lions from the sway OF one emo
ton 10 another within the realm Of
each character. II IN almost in
conceivable that the artist who
made the monstroun Ivan 10 ter
riblo and tragic a figure one night
could sink his own individuality
IN the character Of the happy Prince
Karl who IL the very antithesia Of
the Russian tyrant. the next night
"Old Heidelberg which was
glven at the Grand last night. Ia
nothing but pretty story. not
strong Dramatically, has few cli-
MAKES aud has nothing Of the vi
Eor ~ romantic drama There's
some humor. a good deal Of pathos
aud they're well blended, but still
the spirit OF the play il such that
II does not sink very deep into the
heart. though It's quaint old uni
ferHitY atmosphere Is appealing. 10
say the least
A. Prince Karl. Mansfield has
originated a character that il we'll
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Ludwig Highlander will write q
new opera for the dainty little
FRITZ scheff
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Ralph Stuart will appear in XII
Carson" rewritten by Eranklyn
Fyiea. the well-known dramatic
critic.
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shoes realizes that they have the
proper dress for their feet.
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Mcintyre and Heath will prob
ably star next season In Klaw &
Erlanger'a The Ham Tree"
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Mrs. Fiske says that she will
continue 10 play Independently OF
the trust. In spite OF the fact that
the independent booking agency has
been dissolved.
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Having closed bis season In The
Pit Wilton I.aekaye will spend
the summer months making
speeches 20 women'G clubs
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worth while. He gives ua an In
sight 10 a portion Of continental
life of which We on this side Of
the Atlantic have no conception.
A. the gay young crown prince
and as the broken spirited and
heart crushed monarch Mansfield
displays his remarkable versatility
even better than he does In Ivan
the Terrible
Miss Ida Conquest IL a splendid
opposite 20 Mansfield. and az
Khthie. the heroine. she was APP
plaudef nearly NJ generously a. the
star himself
The staging Of "Old Heidelberg"
IN worthy Of special note. for IL
HurpaHaee In aumptuOua setting and
careful attention 10 every detail Of
stage business anything seen on the
coast II illustrates the keen ar
tlstie aensibilltiea OF Mansfield az
effectively as does his dramatic
genius.
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THE Buffalo Mystery" which
will appear At the Third Avenue
next week. opening with the mat
inee tomorrow afternoon. contains
story Of depth. portraying the
lovable a. well a. the wicked. bril-
ianey AZ well a. dullness. the
strong will Of man who de-
stroyed the home OF his friend. ana
finally the exposure OF the guilty.
as all good melodramas should.
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/ " Morris r. busy writing q
four-set comedy for Nat Goodwin.
In which the latter hopes TO re-
trieve his lost fortunes.
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a Thoroughbred Tramp" closes
At the Third Avenue tonight
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Willie Collier IL now In hls third
month IN The Dictator" Hes
making money hand over fist In the
new piece.
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RIA NHIRosA. nicely Furnished
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Mrs. Patrick. nee Pat Campbell.
viii tour America for twenty-seven
weeks next season. We may see
her and "Pinky Panky Poo" here
In Seattle.
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ron BALE Lodging house. Il newly
pnnsfed rooms. ell fulli good loca=
4 HAVE a firatseiaAs barber shop ia
"a good locality Wnfth taWus Will sell
Zoe half Will take payments on u
aHi ETf.EH BUILDING