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Evening journal., 1904-08-12
THEATRICAL NOTES.

Two immense audiences greeted the pre-
sentation of "The Factory Girl" at the
Lycenm Theatre yesterday afternoon and
last night the initial performances mark
ing the formal opening Of the house for
the season. The theatre has been beau
titled during the summer and dle audience
expressed its appreciation Of the changes
made "The Factory Giri" met with in
stant favor. 1t is written in Charles E.
B,aneys best vein and abounds with
thrilling situations. 1t is exceptionally
well staged Prominent i'm the cast are
Lon Hascall, James Sevns, Caroline
May Charles Keane. Ella Cameron,
Guy Rawson. Bertha MARVEL and Hattie
Remple. The company will remain at the
Lyceum for the remainder Of the week.
William T. Keogh's grand scenic pro-
duction 1.-THE Child Wife" viii be the
attraction at the Lyceum. August Is, 1e
and II. The play is by Charles A. Tay.or,
one of the most successful writer's of
melo-drama of the day. The characters
and scenes have been taken from locali-
ties Of New York city and New Hamp-
shire, not yet used in the construction OF
drama, so that an exceedingly enter
tanning story is the result. Love and pas
sion are the dominant forces in the car
rying out of the plot. which Is strong in
heart interest and thrilling situations.
A strong and brilliant company will ap-
pear at the Lyceum, August Is. 10 and q
in the new melo-dramatic success, "A
Child Of the Sums" Among current at
popular play has no superior. II is a
thrilling and fascinating story based on
life in and around the "slums" Of great
city ana marked by the number and va
riety OF strong ro.es.
Evening journal., 1904-08-12

"The Evening Journal is the best
paper in town. I have just changed
and I'm satisfied that I'm getting
more home news than ever did
before"
This comes Z, - Delaware jur.
ist. He knows.
Evening journal., 1904-08-12
LOST, FOUND AND REWARD.

LOST-Hand- painted shirtwaist button
on Market street, between Fourth ana
Ninth. Finder vii; kindly return to the
Evening Journal office
Evening journal., 1904-08-12

LosT-LADIEs GOLD WATCH AND
fob. Large reward II returned 20
No 7O2 Market street.
Evening journal., 1904-08-12
TEMPERANCE DAY
At SUMMIT CAMP
Chief Speaker Was w. T
Bundick, a Cold Water
Orator From Virginia
TALK OF CAMP TROLLEY LINE

Or. Adams lnausurates System to do
Away With Special Sunday collee-
tions-woman With Hatehet Creates
Some Excitement on the Grounds.
Evening journal., 1904-08-12
THE WEATHER

Tomorrow: Fair and slightly
Warmer, light variable winds.
Sunday probably fair and
warmer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-11
Damp weather and Healfh

Thc jnt'ucnce 0f damp Woathcr upon
sensitive peoples reuarkable If there
Is sofr. spot anywhere ii hurts more
Latent weakness Of auy Of the organs
is brought out by congestion and irreg
ularjy Of function Suppressed coughs
start into actiTifY and net1raleic nerves
sreai, oHt Old chronic rbcuHatisul re-
ness l. lie. e=fzle tarn~ IRE aggra
vate3 tile i3l..se. is <!oW tur heart
~, - tiac bioea vessels faek fouc. the
uHeelee #rc e#ahF the NrHou~ and
lgfIH.zEa5af#. sA=zfefaz# he,aszs ea-orced
H. Httd as4H.a =ft elnl:;,ed
Iaere ts=a - ts.tsel ticitatsztet4# af vital
T.
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The Family Finances

The WAGE Garner has only himself to
blame II he gives his wife no idea Of
how the family finances stand. but al
lows her to run bills for him to pay
moro or less grumbijagiy The major
It Of women given 2 certain definite
amount 70 expcnd soea learn t. make
Il go much farther than man A man
hates to be bothered with details. While
TIE American woman has not Vet equal
~ the French housewife in guarding
against th4 smallest household leaks
and stretching the income so as to
make every penny count, she is grad
ualIy working up to it and in time will
Doubtless De able to give points to the
housewives OF other nations.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-11
CHURCH STATISTICS.

Buddhism has established mission
airy center at I.etpstc, Germany.
The Disciples Of Christ, who number
million and quarter netnbers. made
a net gain Of SO, 46t last wear
There are more than a million and d
half commnnicant members o the Lu-
tAeran church in this country
\ hundred years ago William Carey
established the first sunday school in
India. NoW there are 1900 schools
aud 100000 scholars
Twenty per cent Of the entire popu-
latinu Of Philadelphia IS enrolled in
the Sunday school aud % per cent Of
the state population. snyder county
makes the remarkable showing Of 30
per cont Of ell its people IN the Sunday
scH0ojs
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Prrfect= =tfand

tnt..,s5z.zszz. 3a lie .isas.S. ion ef What
IL a4asae- Aaad should BE- 70 NJ
FsreGrr.ez Fen5crt..T had some .H-Afes1-
.ae information aad quickly destroyed
tie Gop4.ar belief tl-4tit j, tl.e small
asr Laad faa- IS tine .4eai o@e Appar-
entity t..e deal size = Tat Tu.e!. i SIX
and a quarter glove will tit. aud Mr.
Panbertl4g thinks that a well shaped
hand 4 this SIZE looks IS elegant as it
IS possible to look Tie ideal hand
must be fairly feshy. with tapering
fingers. and such q hand as this will
show off glove to the best advantage,
filing out every part Of II 50 that there
s not crease or line TO De seen.
The measurement round the wrist at
the first button should be FIVE and
three-quarter inches, round the knuc-
kles at the base Of the fingers SIX and
three quarter inches, round the hand at
the ball Of the thumb seven and Il half
inches, from the base 10 the top Of the
thuu four nd three-eighths inches e:.nd
from the top OF the second finger TO the
fork three and one-eighth inches and
the other fingers In proportion The lady
who can show these measurements can
safely lay claim to an ideal hand which
Will compare fa7orabIy with any other.
Boston Globe.
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VIII an Aliaaf

One afternoon. when the lake OF
Edinburgh and sir Arthur Sullivan.
having finished a duet. Here sitting
down 10 a horaely dish 9f tea pro
vlded ny Mrs. Sullivan, tae composer =
mother it suddenly occurred - nor u
starr ne subject Of family names and
titles which puzzled he zooa aady eoa-
s.dcrabtv
"sir. -hr sad, 'gour family name 3
G.uelph
MY tear mother h"@aa Arthur
Put Il is, isn't IT." Sue pereistea-
'Gertalnlv.' replied the duke. mu1a
amused What's The matter WITH I.
Mrs sullivan
"eh. nothing" fe.t"rnof lie ezca ."nt
old .aay uuSinglY "Cniy cant N
dcrsfaud why 9ou don eaa g7Hr*'.f
bs esttr prapet= Hsm"
Ar.hur r4nted 10 Explain ia a"r. 3at
th. lu,e vould not allow Httu f9
sssr4eep-+ aofhlng 10 h. ashamed IT Il
tho n4aIe of tsuetI,A Ms Safas4a -
sad -rar"iy
."f faatss ..tactiV what I - J"r-s. =
~ Ar-Hurs uothcr., @aafHm- av'e#t
r,a.r as rar as [ know. aud LA a".a@
50 self fno ehoad not e.t# #tc+"ar s
Il eaa understand aa}r
asl#tdss .'fuaare.s aad e,aaaHseeac',s.
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EDITORIAL FILINGS.

Modern surgery has given tie phrase
"Lcnd uIe your ears. tte:3.l - we'll as
poetic significance WASHINGTON Star
Perhaps t isn't fat life Tia, : af
fcltin= church attendance 50 IaueH rs
fat scrmaHsZ New York Man aid tx
p:ees
IA addition e bo..s:-. tae water be-
fot, drinking t ua1l.t he },rI for tue
people Of CEca4o To se9te4 tAor air
before breathing tAsea-o Record
Herald
lie STANDARD G8 eoa .t:.fz IKE
3e4th. has n! ~naS0as ess..- aHsa..# t
q . s4lo4 a. -b.- 4 dsHds .n = ~. "
tJs..- Il. IN any other. Kansas f.tJ
Journal.
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'.l.;g .efe. .5a-.#s,l'l. sI=e.e attendant tr.-
hes. c5,r.o5.- or a~r.4.. s-.alu eHs.f5 az
tri3f4Du.
E#pu!es sc CARED oat .u ;..s eeiG i
#4s..e,t- -t..o '.uasf art. estt!. -alG.
.-.I:....e.- s.s,l. gen..
sl4"i sts..e-> of 2o.I haads for Tic
ne I. .sre l.5#iels SCOT x lie pear!
Strings tie si@e varies m-sh.
bracelets continue 10 hold pefetiag
place. and sd;n@.rrs'' ut various sorts
are b"ginmus to po attached to tteua.
Long rope OF seed pcs.e.7 woven ia
many strands. With hoavilN fringrd
tassols Of tie s;,lnes pearl collars Of
t4&uy rows with diamond slides. and
stHple strand necklaces Of perfect pearls
testify to the everlasting and marVei-
Gus charm ot this peerless n.-JeW
elcrs Circular Weekly
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Nn AnnIDKY NEEDED.

~ the car struck curve the man
with a strap lurehed forward and step
ped ci1msly on The sitter's shoe
Il beg your pardon be sad Il
didn't mean to ste1, On your foot
Don't apologize . replied the sitter.
gmjin. 1T isn't mine
Isn't yours asked tx. stander rails
ine rs eyebrows.
Not yet, replied the sitter You
see. its wood ana ita buying it on the
instalnent plan Cincinnati Tines
Star
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0ae rbinx IA 4vo5si.

- sud the aaazz. aG 20
in- - vito a Hee.s E. raH5eHa# feco.#
lectlaas films #sa se5@#ucai
enough = 10 t.faf= #I5a5t .f5@as5
"0t. JOS ga7. 70 prom .9e1t= enough.
but Il Ike 20 eaaflaa goa about one
thing
WHAT'S aaaf12
For the purposes Of publication
don't reeolleet anything about proni-
nent men now living.
But they re- Just the people want
to write about. they are tic KIND Of
"reminiscences that Vii make fhe book
sell
ON. well suit yourself. b5It =renena-
ber thatl warned gaa
WHAT'S the danger" ."
Why 5iast as soon as goa#be2in to
rec6ileet things about thera they will
begin to recoiiect things about you"
Il hadn't thought about that" re-
narked=the great man = Cincinnati
Post
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THE HALL OF FAME.

Tie German emperor owns II his
own name aftyfpur palaces.
.f1st.cr Harlan Of Ire Httod Statr9
supreme eour+ celebrated eu Dec. ,
lie twentY-stxth lnniversarr n his ap-
pofntmcnt 10 fhat bench.
Benton Lee French # Idaho ny rea-
soil Of lis being tAe youngest member,
= known as tae bahref#the 4onse=Ite
has just turned lis twenty. eighth Year.
Professor Charles l.Hot Norton IS
seventy Six years Of lgp. lie is one
Of tAr f.w Americans II ms age Who
iFe n the house N which they were
born
TIL" o."r1nan playwright sudermann
mas "araca 3UU.U1O marks With one
nlar f.bre otta. ne publisher If
Sehlt"r's plays had pad nim aad ais
heirs mp 70 ls3@ 275.ooe marks
William .sz.rtatHld II Ne1varz. = /
mas a"rn awarded the s.iVer mrGa. aud
#..ffEataa i ne ~ f...ft.f.sAttt5.. HsHate-
graphic society. li.s pic Jra- saa5 N4n
- prize Nera photographs If sI.fa.ag
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COLD WEATHER GIRLS.

It's nice to meet
IN store or street,
pretty girl whateser he weather
Her smile sweet
Her form petite,
Induce the man 20 wonder whether
.7e sabled 4ays
~ elves and fays
Have passed 5r stH arr here among IL
he Illusion sfaEs
Though many ways
Some athe7 maiden may nave strung ii.
4}34t yet
rs NE fr#St morning beauty ~ 20
which, now would speak
W1en aaeh aiossed blooming maiden has
a ~eae IN either cheek
Her ayes a-g,eam.
Her kSeath t-steam
Her ips 4. red AZ finest coral.
Her lace slFean7
~ peach and eTearu
Such rav.ags can ~ 4utte IMMORAL.
Fer form erect.
AR o;rcumspect,
And get shes feab and aJnod theY tell Isf
T1u s aot suspect
Tho .eaat ief.act
Her ellnging neck edr4 maze gaa jealous.
Al yes,
rs ne krasts- morning aeaHtf n whose
PRAISE fam .vat14a speak
Wien Zach .lessea blooming maiden
raara 4 -tse ii ether heee
- y 6..HIan IN Baltimore American.
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Men In rcftir6ai4 -

Il ~ t.er # sfI.
pr. - lta .5.s ri55ftsf ~ learn
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HORSES lNC 40a6EWEN.

raes tsaez is be.s4 constructed at
l<sae@!,.t. pl4
f.4aow. -zIf@r Is tire chau.pion trot-
.er Of the Philadelphia speee.Wa5.
Baron Boy. +. Nj b" tir.t#ti OH
tAe Hafsala speedway lis wlate3.=
Gapid 2=1s.s a falIhrothcr - sd
icy 1.aof.. size ~ ..5#t f.Aon, =59l2
Robert MetGegor. 2sI713. now has
=loi standard performers to his ereodt.
HE Lexington ekya track snow
having q winter covering placed 9a Il.
Ed Gecrs thinks that The Monk =ean
70 10 a record Of 22=tst Il tra4uel!. l!.next
year.
\. f. Al7ard Of Syracuse. y I has
purchased the mare sloppy Weatter,
2 -.
specdwayttis is tie aeW veterinary
term for horses that have had too much
work on the speed dWa5s
Trainer George sss.fT : a}Ia to get
around anG attend to business once
L4ore since his accident at E-1dvt.te.
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Itenl u lArL

"l've inst beef reading Gll3Stone's
life and the work he did Ia 4oz
rrned The nation 0rota szexsze45 .aot
studied two iaHena@rs s43#a huHdfed
people day and answered ~ b.> t,.-I
beside sitting UP an night rcadiug
Homer
"TAats nothing uaue YEN over fol
lowed . bird" around for two weeks
h@foce her WeatiiHG :" Life.
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Lore MnIesty

TIE fwo bearded taonarchs met and
kissed each otiter
Well Observed thc frlIne eHadrnpcd
ioat had eitHe4se4 tae performs nce
fro;a safe diStauee II helezc would
rattcf he n c.5f aud l.ate merely my
historic frje j)cae= e .aaEjn1 u i KING
q ieza2a Ir.tuHe=
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-EALT- AND BEAUTY.

Drink cts u water. Boil t + Doubt
Fl. Of is pu-t-y
Don't bestow iess care upon tae seetA
taan upon complexion att aasf.
Cont 1se metal n v.re 4a.sT,.as Of
any lad They ase ra..rags ne
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Al the On@ra

Why do YOU insist on sitting near
the bass drum and cylnhaIs at grand
opera performance
4 don't mind telling you IS an old
friend. answered Mr. Cnmrox ITS
the only way can make sure Of not
dlseracinS mother and the girls by
staying aslecp through tic entire per.
tormai,r washington Star
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a Mean Old hing

"54E449 that eaasea aeaaaHHst, :
about tire stiu&est ~ rnr1fd
What's an Geae=6ezs,
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49, sna Old w nnas ..rs

1s'.e seven world Wonder 81 antiquity
W.eszl.z
Htfe pyramids. Bahg4an=s -arleass
M4aeaus' taab=the tetaH#e q Diana.
tn. aaiassus af Ehadee Iapitef-s statHe
Ay ftasa~ aa tAe PharaS r. Egypt
or rs sout substitute tae palace Of
rus
IT, seven wonders of tie middle
a-es were.
TIE Coliseum o. Rome tine eataconlhs
Of AIexandr1a the great W. of China.
Stone4ence, the tcaa.ng tower nf I'isa.
the porcelain tower Of NansHa and the
mosque Of Il Sophia At foustantlnoHle
Tue sevcr wonders Of Tie aew world
arc
Niagara fats. the MaHm0th ea7e,
Old Faithful. the t!releSs epyser IN
Yelnwstone park; III" bg trees (s@
qnoia{ of California, the Grand canyon
Of Ia. Colorado. the great fresh water
laaes and the Great Sail lake
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-11
One Rrs sDfPDn

atuHy " HeH Eaa VaHt 70 call Il
person setGsh sou aI"ags say he's
looking out FOR No t. don rau:
IA Unless teHre erra@3ae of y wid-
ow, nv SON. >bcsa always looking out
for - rhladelPhta Press.
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Flat Curfostty.

I'VE have decided to take up house
keeping"
"How high up?'- Cincinnati Com
mercial Tribune
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How He ei.

The 5ast | heard OF him he was
climbing the ladder Of success.
Yes int lie vas trying to 20 up so
fast lint he overlooked place where
there "as r1lng missing. = Chicago
TOef
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-11

Chcerfulness is light that may he
kept ever burning in the humblest
home. 1t has no ter on il. and all
nay enjoy its rays without stint
Maxweils Talisman.
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DEside erafe.

Patience You any that pianist IS
kindly disposed person
Fatricp Yes, he married q deaf wo.
=Youkers Statesman
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|. B. COON.

Man Street DRUG ggist.
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The San Francisco call., 1904-07-05
WILL MAKE HALF YEAR
TOUR. OF THE WORLD
j. w. Raphael to Start on Long Trip
by Way of Japan-Business
and Pleasure.


A half year tour around the world
has been one of the pleasurable an
ticipations of j. w. Raphael of Ra-
phaefs, Inc, and feeling that the large
business of the store is running
smoothly he is about to commence the
long journey.
From here the merchant will go to
Japan, where he will be close to the
scene of the bloody struggle with Rus
sia. Thence he will go to India and
hopes to find his way into the jungles
famed in story. From the Orient he
will proceed through the Red Sea and
Suez and from that waterway a tour
of the Mediterranean lands will be
made. The trip from the sunny climes
will then be extended through all of
Europe, excepting Russia.
Pleasure will be mingled with busi-
ness on Mr.. Raphaers protracted
jaunt, and besides seeing the sights of
the other half of the world he will
inspect the large mercantile houses
and investigate the methods of run
ming them. Such new ideas as he
may find and consider good will be
adapted later in the form of improve
ments and enlargements in RaphaePs
San Francisco business
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-05
GREAT FOURTH
FOR HIBERNIANS
Eight Thousand rish-Amer-
leans Celebrate the Day
Merrily at Schuetzen Park

Members of the Ancient Order of
Hibernians, their wives, sweethearts
and friends gathered for a grand an
nual picnic of the order at Schuetzen
Park yesterday. All morning ferry and
train discharged human freight to swell
the number inside the grounds. The
dancing pavilion was crowded and the
booths did a rushing business. All
kinds OF races for all kinds of people,
broad and high jumping, hammer
throwing and other athletic sports de-
lighted thousands of spectators and oc-
cUpied the entire afternoon.
Few left before the games were fin
ished and the consequence was that
all wanted to get home by the first
train, although there We're other trains
waiting. The crush at the car plat
forms was so great that many were
forced between the. cars and under the
Trucks of the wheels. When the train
pulled out 1t was packed. The condi-
ton of the ferryboat Ukiah Of the
Tiburon line was even worse. The peo-
pie were packed so tight that there
was no room for any one to move
upper deck in the cold fog rather than
take chances below in case of accident.
No accident happened, however, and
both timid and brave were landed at
the ferry building in safety
The following committees had the
picnic in charge:
Reception committee-James H McGinnis
ichairnan), NJ. c. Gorham. j. Kelly, Dr. J. j.
Iar Mol. .ra=sl, In, II
Fitzgerald j. G. DAILY NJ Pierce Miss B.
Hennessey, ]. p Mcclure. Thomas Doyle. p
B. Mahony. Miss May Finn, Miss L. Murphy
ID. E Collins, Mrs. p. OHare Miss ]. Reidy
J. F. Mullins. Mrs j. j. Rogerson, Mrs. Me
Carthy, Mrs M. r. Twomey, Mrs T. ODea
and Miss Cullinan.
Floor committee-Edward p Hogan (noor
nssnager), Owen B. OReilly and Miss Kate
Flynn (assstants).
Games committee-Thomas p O'Dowd
(chairman), NJ Dolan, j. j. Barry M Nc
Elligot, NJ. Naughton, Patrick Flanagan, ]. j.
Moran, NJ. Donahue j. p. Mcclure. James
oconnor. J. j. Roenan, F. ]. Clancy James
The races, games and winners were
as follows:
One hundred wards: boys under ten-Won
by A. Townsend. w. Judge second Girls un-
Burns second Boys between ten and twelve
Won by j. Lynch V Collins second Girls
between ten and twelve-Won by Eileen Buck
ley, Stella Flanagan second. Boys between
twelve and sixteen-Won by j. Durkfn w
Greeley second. Girls between twelve and six
teen-Won by Mathilde Doolcy, Mamie Have
second. Men-Won by J. Darcy, J. Lawlor