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Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-06-19
Eleminq'S Resignation Demanded

charge of over one hundred en-
ployes. He has been in the city
hall in various capacities 25 years
The resignation was asked be-
cause he was the proprietor of a
hotel
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-06-19
nine VICTIMS
= OF SUNS RAYS
=

number of additional prostrations
are reported. Pittsburg is the
hottest spot on the map to-day.
The thermometer at eleven o'clock
registered go and still climbing.
Indications are for a slight relief
tonight. Yesterdays record,
ninety at 3 o'clock, has not been
'equallei since eighteen ninety
three.
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-06-19
Special to Daily Review.

Special to Daily Review.
I Pittsburg, Pa, June 19-The
list of the victims of the heated
that has prevailed in Pittsburg
for the past forty-eight hours con-
tinues to grow to an appalling
number. Nine victims of the
suns rays within the two cities
in twenty four hours. A large
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-06-19
Firms Must AbSCOnd

japanese after long and nota-
BILE seige, have been notified by
the japanese that they must leave
town and remove their merchan-
disc.
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-06-19

Special to Daily Review.
Philadelphia, Pa, June 19-
Director Potter this afternoon
sent for Isaac Fleming and asked
for his resignation from the Beu-
rea of City Property. He is IN
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-06-19
Sunday School Picnic

friends and the choir are cor
daily invited. Special car will
leave the church at 2 o'clock for
Paden Park. A good time is an
ticipated by the children.
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-06-19
Special to Daily Review.

New York, June 1.-TWO
deaths due to an explosion of boil
ers in the subway construction
company's power house, at one
hundred and sixty-frst street and
Hudson river yesterday, were re-
ported to-day. The dead are
Joseph Morgan, fireman, and
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-06-19

Special to Daily Review.
Che Foo, June 19-European
and American firms which had es-
tablshed business houses at Port
Arthur which wascaptured by the
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-06-19

The Sunday scholo picnic OF
|. ST. APaul's Episcopal church will
be given Tuesday afternoon, June
Goth, instead of Thursday. ALI
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-07-28

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The Washington times., 1905-01-01

ceptfon of making few stops OF .ha
big Western cities jumps almost ,firac+
from Washington to California.
Upon playing a weeks concerts in Sa,,
francisco. southern California will ~
visited and from there the band win he
/ heard in all the principal cities in tbe
| Puget Sound country including Viz
! torfa and Vancouver. British Collmbi,,
from there the tour extends all through
The Northwest to Winnipeg. and tbe,
homewIrd This tour expects TO taka
the months of January, February. March
and April, and al its finish It is estima+-
ed that 12,00o miles will have been COW
cred
Sisnor Creatore will again offer Nine
Barih as his vocal soloist in Washing
ton, where she enjoys the distinction Of
fine voice and artistic training. Sig
nor Sodero, who left a strong impress
sion on the occasion of his last appear
ance for his wonderful solo. will again
be heard
Creato-e is always improving his band
and now he has added several new pIay.
ers who bring with them the highest
Endorsements from Italy for excellence
The program is composed OF several
favorite numbers played here before
and an overture has been added that
will be played for the first time by tba
band in this city.
The Washington times., 1905-01-01

Even if the dramatic schools are
grinding out actors by the dozens today.
would not discourage anyone whom I
thought had ability to enter the pro-
fession- Good actors are scarce enough.
and the stage win not be hurt by the
addition of a number of bad actors If
a few good actors can be given It,
To girl who loves her work and real
ICES its seriousness. 1 would say, by all
means, so ahead. But to the young wo-
man who looks upon the stage as a sort
OF frolic through life. and an easy way
of gaining the admiration that she
Graves. / should say keep away from it.
In ninety-nine cases out of one hun
dred, success on the stage is the re-
suit of hard work In no profession,
business. or calling, is the work so hard
or TRYING, and the young person who
contemplates making a step In this pro-
fession should realize that she is about
to enter a profession in which the hard
ships, disappointments, work, and tri-
unphs-if they should finally come-are
greater than in any other walk of life
can recall.
HENRIETTA CROSMAN-
The Washington times., 1905-01-01
Second Educational Concert Thursday

Johann Mozart, one of the greatest
musical composers given to the world.
viii be the chief subject of the second
educational concert by the Washington
Symphony Orchestra. Reginald de
Kovcn, conductor, which will take place
this week at O'Clock. Thursday after
noon, January 5. at the Lafayette
Square Opera House
IN this series of educational concerts
Mr. de Koven purposes TO show the
evolution of the symphony, considered
the greatest instrumental art form, and
HAYDN, the father of the symphony and
symphony orchestra, was considered at
the proceeding concert. Although
Haydn, born twenty-four years earlier
than Mozart, survived him by eighteen
years. nevertheless, Mr. de Koven con-
siders that Mozart is very properly rep
resentative of the second stage in the
successive development of the symphony
as in Mozart's works all traces of the
old tonality disappear, and the modern
school OF composition Is regarded as
Mozart acknowledged his Indebtedness
to Haydn, it is not known that the lat
ter placed himself on record in a similar
confession of obligation; nevertheless
Mozarts influence is apparent in all of
Haydn'S greatest works which were
written after the death of Mozart.
Mr.. de koven will also include in the
concert Mozart'S contemporaries Spohr
and Cherubini and their influence tIpon
the subject of the concert will be
shown Those who attend the series
The Washington times., 1905-01-01
The Countess Hdizfeldt.

A real German countess will en-
deavor to amuse theatergoers in Wash
ington next week in the role of Willie
Won Astorbilt" in The Burgomaster ("
She is Olga Regina. Countess Won Hatz-
feldt, and she has Fad a romantic his
tory. In the early seventies Edmond,
Count Won Hatzfeldt, became involved IN
q duel with brother officer and was ur-
fortunate enough TO Kill his opponent. He
was forced to fee 70 this country In
Chicago he met. wooed and married
Anna Auer, German actress. The
child, Olga Regina, was the result of
this union When she was still child
her father died, and her mother became
III, SO that it was necessary for her
to support the little family. She went
to Coils P. Huntington, the great rail-
way magnate TO ask for a letter OF IN
PRODUCTION TO prominent theatrical man
ayers, but was Informed that Mr.. Hunt
ington had never been in a theater In
his life Mr. Huntington's daughter had
previously married her first cousin, the
Prince Won HatZfeldt.
Miss Won Hatzfeldt is said 20 have
pure soprano voice. She has made a
great success in the leading female role
of The rBurGoHa ster-
The Washington times., 1905-01-01
STAGE OFFERS GIRLS
EXCEPTIONAL CAREERS
Henrietta Crosman Thinks Opportunities Great and Need
for Hard Work Insistent.

The opportunities offered to a young
woman in the dramatic profession are
more, think, than in any other. There
is always room at the top and / pre-
sumo that every young woman who goes
on the stage has an ambition to become
star. To a young woman who has
talent and is mot difficult TO discover
my advice would be TO adopt the pro-
fession Of the stage.
When one looks at the myriad OF
young girls who are working in stores,
offices and other places, earning q mere
pittance. and with no opportunity of
advancement beyond certain limit, one
cannot help but see the advantage of
the stage as profession, if the appli-
cant is suited in temperament, consti-
tuition, and all else for her work
The stage is like all other arts There
IS always room at the top. One does
not have to wait for a vacancy in the
ranks for advancement. For painters
writers, singers, and actors, advance
comes TO those who are deserving. and
this does not hinge upon the will of
some petty employer
The Washington times., 1905-01-01
"Little Iohnny Jones.

Little Johnny Jones', the most re-
cent of the Cohan productions. as well
one of the most pretentious and ex-
pensive musical offerings of the present
season, comes to the Columbia next
week
After a few weeks .'on the road un-
dergcing the pruning-up process. Little
Johnny Jones' made his bow before a
critical, fashionable New York audience
and won with leaps and bounds that
echoed up and down Manhattan Island
for days. The Liberty Theater could
not hold the dollars that flowed TO the
box Office, while Mr.. Cohan has been
pronounced by dramatists, critics, and
managers the best writer of musical
plays this country has yet produced.
Texas"
The comedy drama Texas. by J.
Mauldin Feigl will be presented for the
first time in this city at the Academy of
Music week of February 20 Texas" is
a comedy drama of Texas ranch life
The Great Automobile Mystery"
The power of hypnotism is cleverly il
lustrated in The Great Automobile
Mystery, Theodore Kremer's melo-
dramatic production, which is under the
direction of Hurtig & Seamon, and will
open at the Academy of Music for a
weeks engagement Monday night, JAN
uary 8.
The Washington times., 1905-01-01
Notes of the Stage.

Messrs. StanisIa1s STANCE and Julian
Edwards have been collaborators cn no
less than ten comic operas and musical
comedies which ave successfully play
ed all the larger cites of the United
States and Canada. They began work
ing together with Friend Fritz and
later produced originally in Boston
Madeline. or the Magic Kiss Then
they followed with The Goddess OF
Truth" Brian Boru, The Wedding
Day. Dolly srar5e1," and Loves Lot
terry" in which p g. Whitney is star
ring Nine Schumann-Heink. Mr.. Stange
was also the author of The Singing
Girl . "Quo yadis, . Daughter of Hem
Hear Two Roses, and "Pih Pan
Pouf-''
Henrietta Crosman owes 1t to her skill
with the painters brush and palette
that she was able to accept her first
Continued On Page Six. this Section-)
The Washington times., 1905-01-01

for the first time next Thursday will
be helped in their comprehension of the
subject by a brief resume by Mr. de
Royen of their chief points in the first
concert, as all of the concerts are so
organically related to make attend
ance at no less than all OF them an
unsatisfactory matter were it not that
Mr.. de Koyen provides against this con-
tingency by briefly, at the beginning of
each concert, surveying the stage in the
development of the symphony previous
1y treated and Illustrated.
He will also include in the concert his
predatory description of the orchestra
itself, the names and functions of the
various instruments. The reserved seat
The Washington times., 1905-01-01

.Kieptomaniac at the Lafayette The
atef, and also later with Mrs. Clifford
Barney, in The Dream of Queen Eliza
BETH" William A. Graham and Findly
Hayes, an actor for many years upon
the professional stage. who is now a
resident OF Washington. The matinee
will be managed by Harriet E. Hawley.
Among the ladies in the caste will be
Myrtle Olmsted, sister of Stanley Ohm
sted, the well-known pianist. and Irene
Hayward, who was last year the under
study of Edith Wynne Matheson, in Ben
'sreet's production of "Everyman.
Mr.. Hickman will also appear himself
in a part which he played recently with
Miss Odette Tyler, in vaudeville
The Washington times., 1905-01-01

or heard of, and himself led the or
chestra at several of his Berlin con-
certs, at the last one of which Yecsey
played the great Beethoven Concerto.
He has, given twelve. concerts in Berlin.
where ne began hisi public career He
has appeared with equal success in
Russia, England, and throughout Ger
The Washington times., 1905-01-01
D'Albert With Symphony January "a.

e.
eugene - Albert. one Of the greatest
Vi an pianisfs- Will be the soloist pre-
| sehted In conjunction with the Wash
fngton Symphony Orchestra. Res1naId
de Koven. conductor, at the third svm-
phony concert. which will be given next
week Mt 4:3o O'Clock Friday afternoon.
January IS, at the LAFAYETTE So,,are
Opera House D'Albert has not appear-
cd in this city in quite a long time, and
1t Is proba able that 1t viii be as long be-
tore he Is heard again. The opportunity
viii doubtless be availed of by the most
brilliant audience yet gathered at the
symphony series. The reserved seat
prices will range from 81 down.
The Washington times., 1905-01-01

prices are only . and so cents. Th
complete program is as follows:
Overture, Magic Flute" .Mozar
la Serenade, Don Juan. .Mozar
(b} Duet, LA Ci-darem Mozar
Symphony, c major Jupiter. .Mozar
(a) g nsccration of sounds. Spoh
(b)MinIet from Don Juan" 49,. Mozar
Overture, .Wassatrager' .Cherubir
The Washington times., 1905-01-01
The Duke of
kiIiicrankie
BY Robert Marshall.

6y EOneft 246xBUalx.
Original company and production as
given for over four months at the Em-
pire Theater, New York.
The Washington times., 1905-01-01
Texas. >.
"The Great Automobile Mystery"
Forthcoming Concerts.
Symphony Concert Tonight.

Tonight another popular Sunday night
concert will be given at Chase's by the
Washington Symphony Orchestra, Regi-
nald de koven, conductor, and the an
pouncement that the first prize program
will be played will be especially inter-
esting to the many music lovers who
have competed in the submission of pop
uiar programs for orchestra and soloist
Francis Thomas will be the soloist of
the concert and it is promised that her
part of the program will be exception
ally enjoyable, as she is said to have a
rich dramatic soprano, Superbly placed
and used. OF Miss Thomas songs there
VIII be one the Aria to Jean D,Arc, by
Tschaikowsky, in which the orchestra
will accompany her, and the others,
Dear, When l Gaze" When Love is
Good and Leave Ne Not will be
sung at the piano. The box office sale
will open at 1 D. m today. The pro-
gram for the orchestra is as follows:
The Washington times., 1905-01-01
Creatore Concert Next Sunday.

period to hear Creatore and his Italian
band when he gives his concert on Sum
day, January S. 1865, at the Columbia
Theater, because the band with the ex-
The Washington times., 1905-01-01
Won vecsey Violin Recital January "a.

Daniei trohman announces the first
appearance In America of the young
arlst, Franz. ven Veesey, the Hun
sarlan violfaist, at the Columbia
Theater, Tuesday afternoon. January "a
at 4:50 o'clock Franz Won Vecsey Is an
nounced as a musical artist of no ordi-
nary caliber. Despite his youth-he is
barely twelve years oId-his musical
qualities have placed him in the front
rank of living violfnists, and his per
formances abroad have been received
with unbounded, almost uneo 1aled en-
thusiasm- Joachim declared him a won
der-child. such as has never been seen
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-02
rexss wins Antl.Tru,t c,.s

Washlugton March The su
Reme court Of The United states dc
cided the case Of the National Cottor
oil company versus the state OF Tex
as, involving the Texas antitrust law
The senate court found the company
guilty under that law and held that II
had forfeited rs right TO do bushes,
in the state. The case was appealed
10 the supreme court on constitutional
grounds That court however. IN "a
opinion today which was delivered
by Justice McKonna. held that IN,
charge was untenahle ana sustalno,
tAe verdict Of the lower court.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-02
ARREsTgo FoR swIMoLINe.
Ende avored to Work Different Life In.
0lranee Companies for Money.

Endesvored to Work Different Life In
slranee Companies for Money.
Macon Ca. March Warrants
were issued az noon today for the an
rest Of Mrs Maggie Young. who Is
chars with gIgautic swlndlc
against lifo Insurance companies.
The grand jury indicted her in two
cases this morning in each OF which
she was charged with imperEonatIng
other people in applications for llfc in
suranco
One application was made 10 tbe
New York life aud ono 10 The Penn
Mutual Detectives have been here sew.
oral days tyias TO get evidence 70
show that she poisoned Mrs. Mary
Jane Gloss. who died suddenly ninety
days ago az Mrs Youugs home. lm.
mediately after She took a $4,000 pol
icy ia Mrs Youngs favor 4 physl
clan who attended her said that ARISEN.
&c o. cocaine poison killed her 80
certificate could be secured and che
Equitable from which The policy was
issued. has been making investigation.
Mrs Young Is cutie 800 al ber home
on Columbus road but ths officers
have gone 90 carry Der 10 jail
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-02
Rec MURDERERS
WERE INDICTED
b the Grand Jury in Open Court
Wednesday Afternoon.
pRoeREss OF TIE couRr


Appears to be Slow, But the Crimina
Docket is Being Relieved of Man,
cases-Two Prisoners wednesda,
PIeadedio Murder in Second Degree
While there was apparently a slow
proceeding in the circuit court wednes
day, a great deal of business was trans.
acted by that honorable body.
The court convened at 8 O'Clock, His
Honor Judge win presiding.
The following business was disposed
oil;
In the case Of the State VS.. Richard
Thomas, convicted of selling liquor il
q dry county, was sentenced to pay 4
Ehe Of 5000 and cost OF the court or
pend four months in prison.
State of Florida vs.. Neil Guton, in.
dicted for murder in the first degree.
Prisoner arraigned and pleaded guilty
81 murder in second degree, and was
Sentenced to life imprisonment.
State Of Florida vs. Oscar Hopkins
murder in first degree, Prisoner ar
raigned and pleaded guilty Of murder
ia second degree, and sentenced to
life Imprisonment.
State of Florida vs.. John Brown,
alias John Brown, breaking and enter
ing, Prisoner arraigned and pleaded
guilty and sentenced by the court to
five years Imprisonment
State OF Florida VS.. Mac Neal and
VIM. Washington, breaking and enter.
ing. Neal pleaded guilty and was sem
fenced to six years in prison Wash
ington pleaded not guilty, jury called
and sworn, and verdict of guilty. Sem
tence Of the court, seven years in pris.
on.
The grand jury came into open court
and rendered four true bills, three OF
which were for murder, as follows:
Fletcher Watson, Chas. Winkler and
Isham Anderson.
There being no further business the
court adjourned until O'Clock Thurs
day morning.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-02

Over Seven Hundred Delegates Gath,
err at Milwaukee. Wis.


err at Milwaukee, Wis.
Milwaukee. March i.--over 70C
prominent cducaturs from an parts OF
the country are attending the conyen,
ton Of the department supermtcn.
dents 90 The national educational con.
vention which'opcned in Milwaukee to.
day
Among the most prominent are 81.
T. Harris, United states commissioner
OF education, washington. d, C., and
William n Maxwell OF New York city.
A review OF the educational feat
ures Of the Louisiana purchase exposi.
tion was the topic discussed az the flrst
session, Howard ]. Rogers, one OF
the principal speakers. drew attention
ton to the favorable conditions which
governed the educational exhibit,
Two lines widely different from
American practice seemed to stand
out prominently IN the exhibit ne said,
and must always be IN mind In com
pairing educational systems The nrs
is the promotion OF class distinctions
by educational training as Illustrated
In the systems OF primary and secon.
dairy instructions; the second Is The
training Of young men for commercial
and political fields, particularly in ref.
erence 70 colonial and foreign service.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-02

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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-02
NEWS FROM ALAcHuA.
Death Of Noble LadY-PersonaI Notes
oflnterest to Sun Readers.

Death Of Noble IadY-Personal Notes
oflnierest to Sun Readers.
Alachua, Mar. Mrs. J. NJ. Quinn
died this morning at 3 O'Clock OF ty-
phoid pneumonia, after an illness OF
several weeks. She leaves a husband
and one son to mourn her death. Mrs.
Quinn was one woman who believed in
kindness, and never let an opportunity
pass to do some one favor, and her
death is mourned by our people.
"Sweet in life, beautiful in death"
Hon. Benjamin Rush, United States
special cotton agent Of Gainesville.
was in the city yesterday
S. G. Dell spent Monday In Gaines
vile.
d. P. Pagan OF High Springs visited
his brother, J. S, Pagan, here Sunday.
r. A. Turner is confined 10 his bed
with the grippe,
MIR. EtheridRe Of Social Circle, Ga,
has located in Alachua and will conduct
real estate and insurance business
He has his office ia the J. r. Williams
store.
The material is being placed on the
ground FOR the erection Of the ice plant
here, and the plant will soon be IN
course Of construction.
Justice L. Z Bell is out again after
several days illness
+. B. Bell OF Traxler was IN the city
Wednesday,
Miss Alice Fowler was called TO
Campville Sunday to the bedside Of
her mother who is quite sick
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-02
incredible sruialIiy.

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cuse, n. y. had not done The best De
could for Die suffering son My boy .
De saYs "cui q fearful gath over bis
eye. 90 applied Buekien's Arniea
saIve. which quickly healed il and
saved his eve" Good Tor barns and
ulcers 700. Only sc at al drug stores.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-02
DO YOU GET UP
WITH A LAME BACK -?

Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.
Almost everybody who reads the news
papers is sure 60 know Of the wonderful