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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-21
Seutihlano.
Rronpri b iari n
potsoam.

Yofs0 q m.
Yotsoam, 81. SUM-. 2ron:
prin3 6rieorid WllbsIm unb 2ron-
prinssIin 9seilia Bolsn hsute in BOTS
Dam Elm.
Bring gitsl 6rib smpfing an Der
Spibs fsinsr 8aros.6 ompagnie bas
iuu9e paor am 8l6ubpfs unb qeleitete
es nod Der Stabt. Die nit Suirlanber
uno 6laaasn fsflid 9si6midt tuar.
Ter @mpfang trug ben gbaratter
elmer bsrai1sn INSTRUMENTATION.
Grtra3hss bra9ten 3ablrside geiu&er
bon Berlin. Der Wss. ben bas 8raut-
paar fubr, mar bon srOBsn Weniden.
mensen einssfuBt.
Der 8hrssrmsifsr Der Staot belt
cine gssrtbunas. Mnipra9e uno Die
arOnprin3eifn bantts nit sinigen
freunbliaen Wortsn.
Sas paar bsaab fa oarauf NOD
benz Warmorpalais, mo ss bas srfte
Sabr isiner g6s uobuen piro.
traBeutramal II
a0ln, 90. SUM. @eftern Nbsnb
tam es 3u siuem 3uiammsnfobe
3uiidsn Der poIi3si uno elmer Wen-
i9enmenee.
Nuf benz Gblooui9splaBe ioIte Elm
6ausbewobner Der nit Der Miethe i'm
RGdfanbs NOR, on bic 2uft gsisb!
peroen.
Balo hatte fi9 Dor benz 6auis cine
tauisnotbpfiss tptibsnbs Wsnss as,
iammelt. 8empbnsr Der Na&barbdu.
Ter uarfsn stsine uno anbsre @sssn.
fidnoe nod Der poli3si.
Na9bem bic unruhen 6 Stunbert ge.
bausrt baitsn. trisb Die polissi nit &C.
sogenen Sdbeln Die 8umultaaten aus'
chamber. Gina 20 psrionen MURDER
perleBt, 2 oaoon f4w.r.
@armbao gei9ert.
Berlin, 20. Suni. Ssrislber
unIautsrsr britif9sn Qusns, aus mel
der in iinefer 3sit bic 8runnsnber
siftuns pieoer einmai in pIanmdBise
Wsiis srfolste. i9sinsn 81 soiseerboltsi
Wslounaen bon f4peren Wisosrlaser
Der Seuti9sn in Siibnsf. Afrifa uni
Der ginnabme Warmbabs 3u sn.ftam
men. Nls oieis 6iobspoffsn fino bur9
aus s%runolos.
Die aug Rapfabt tommsnbs auesb
lide 8efdtiguns Der lsbtsren Na9ri6t
oaB feinoli9s 5ottsntOttsn untsr 5hb
rung ibres 5duptlinss abraham DIOR
ris @armbao bsreits am 2. SUM- &c
nommsn uno ale Wunitions. fopi
ionfisen 8orrdt6e NIT fi9 furtgs
itIeppt babsn fo0sn, tpirb bier o.
mabgsbenbsr STEELE als abIolute Grin
oung besei&net. Den bier porlieseu
> ben amtli6sn WsIounssn bonn Is. Sun
3ufolge mar Warmbao bon ben rebsQi
, i&sn 9inssborsnsn gu Der 3eit not
G ni9t einmal bsoro6t, wdbrsnb ss ua'
. Der briiii&en Wsloung am 2. Sur
I bereits eingenommsn ssusisn isin io0
. alu9 III bort cine tibsr 1000 Wan
: ffarfe oeutf9e Streitma9t nit NrtiQ,
4 rte 3ufammenspogsn. 10 baB bic sr
4 nabme. bob Der plab ie ben 0ottsntoi
ten In bic 9dnbe fallen tuiirbs, als ur
: Nnnis bs3ei&nst 3u uerosn bsroient
8 (Das beutf4e General @onfuIat |
!. 2apitabt bat bersits In elmer Depsid
. auf ben obigsn 3situntsri&iso bins'
uieien.)
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-21
Shrsoen.H orwegen.

u ortueee befeht au Der
Srennurg.
@hriff | q I, | a 90 sunni. Die
Aorehe an 26nig Ostar uno ben &its'
bag. uel9s bas Stortbing auf ben
Brief bes 26nigs an ben prdfoenten
Der nOrwegiiden @oltsbertretung an-
nabm, III bsriO5nli9sn @baratters.
3eist aber ben feften gnti9lub an, aui
Der Srsnnung bon S9weben 3u be-
ifsbsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-21
SDucn mirb rntlQl1tn~
Scr Srdiibfnt beenOet ben 9Ournis= Souen Sail
init ge1uDbnter &irie.
Gin enersider Brief 6es BrGibenten an sehrtdr Saft. - TradSeut &ooiepet
gbt anf enge Sage mad M"iahahuiets. - le6r bic GtdmleHfraae
fo bic auf&em int aatnet i&roH seseuaberhebeuS.
GemtheriAaSen in Obo.
9 omen enttaffen n.

wv ~ "
% arlington. 20. SUM-. 8s.
fanbtsr Bowsn III entlafen. Sn elmer
grtldrung nod Der beutissn 2abenetts-
Rbung bat prdRoent R~ooiebelt einen
/ Brief an Setretdr 8aft eeri&tet. in
uel9sr1 er ieiner Nnfi4t beipfi9tst
unb ben @sianbten 8ouen i&arf triti-
Frt. Bsionbsrs drgert es ben prdfi'
benton, baB Bomen anaebli4 einsn
ieiner 3suaen beranlabte, in bic Sienfte
elmer sstpiHsn @sisaidaft 3u treten. um
y Sotumente 3u feblsn". Tis Ser.
foleune gegen 2Oomis lei bel 8cDen
su elmer Wanie eeuOroen unb CT babe
T9 poafinbig unlopal feinem 2anoe
~qeqeniiber benommen.
Ser prdRosnt orbnst bis gntlahuns
8omsn's an.
2opmi s.B 0 10 n=6 I'll.
@afhington, 20. SUM-. =
Nuf off3isle autOritdi bin tann e.
tldrt tperbsn, bab Der 2oomis-B ouen.
isau, mas bic Administration anbe.
Ianst erlebiet III, unO omar gu @unfsn
BON 2oomis. Die antlagen gsgen
9oomis, fir bic. tbeilueiie peniafens,
gotuerl eintrat, tperoen Der tbatfd4li'
den gsarhnbuns entbebrenb uno niai
Der gsa9tuns tuertb, ertldrt.
@stretdr 8aft's geriat an ben prd-
fibenten, Der fpdter ber6Hsntli&t wiro,
mag Sisies ssigsn. Sn Der beutigen
2abinettshbune wurbe omar bas Wsrs
baIten 2oomis' in eini9en puntten
fritifrt, aber es tpurben feline Gin.
mdnbe asssr bic unbsiaOltenbeit bon
9oomis erboben.
9sr gsri9t Saft's an ben prdfioens
ten bsT9dftist fd einaebeno nit ben
Mntlagen ae9en 2oomis, ma&t aber
teinen Woridlag iiber Elm ueiteres Wor=
aehen. 9asginberfdnonib 3wii&sn benz
prafbentsn unb 8aft mar. bab lebterer
bic Nntla9sn gsgen 2oomis uateriu&en
ione, baB aber Der prdfoent Ielbf in
Der saAe enti&siben tusros. iniopsii
fe Bopen beriibre.
8ouet tpirb tusssn Standardization
our Dsrantwortung 9esogen, getaoelt
unb iaIisblia aus benz biplomatii4en
Dienft entlaRsn tuerbsn.
Wan ertpariet. baB prG1bent &ooie'
belt sins singebenbe grtldrung iiber Der
5aI srlaKen uirb.
]. rdibenta &eien.
Wabinston, 20. SUM-. prdR
bent &ooiebelt reif heute Mbenb I'm {
ubr nod Waha9uietts UNI r1orsei
ben STANDARDIZATION Der @larf
llnibsrftdt 3u Woreefsr unb bant bel
Wiliams college 3u Wiaiamstomn an
Sonnerfag b%silumobnen. Ct utrl
bon Setretdr 2oeb, Or. Riiecp, Stenp
grapbe unb Si6srbsitsbsamten BE
glsitet istn.
@ru4en Warotto's.
abtngton n, 20. Stunt. 9a
Staatsbe partement erbislt bonn Oh
/. ianbten @ummere aus Narotto Elm
{ Depei&e, uel@e bas @efu& Der &seis
, rung boz, Warotfo entbislt, bic RseiI
/. runs Der Ser. Staten m6se an b
: information allen 3onferena tbeilnebmen
Dos griu@en III dbnli& tuie bic.
T tueI&e an anbere Resierungen geri&t.
. tuurben.
@k fpdter berIautete, tuerben b
: Ser. Staten bic ginlabung a1ne(
e men, borauseeiebt, bab He aIgemei
bon ben Md9tsn anssnommen pirl
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-21
Huslano.
80 affe llhano osr'
569ert.

b
g /. Yetersbura, 20. Sunt
SIM aassmsinsn bsrriat bier Die
anfi&t, baB Sapan nur unasrH
burauf sinashen miro, bic atinltlgs
stsnuns, tuslds 5slomari4aa Opama
asaenudrtig sinnimmi, unbsntibt gu
IaFsn ur1 einem WaHsnfiafauoe 3u3u'
ffimmer. ba mdbrsno oieisr 3sit Der
fdrfunaeu on 9insOita uuo nod
WlaoiuofOd ssididt psrbsn iOunt'n-
g. uiro iogar anssnOmmen, bob So"
ban abF&ni9 bic geratbungsn osr3o'
qsrn uolts, um Opama cine Sslsgsn'
belt gu ssbsn, ben &uhsn cine tpsttsrs
Rieoerlags bsi3ubringsn.
Die einsiss 9Ofnuns raid sirisr
DaHsnfinfanO gu stanSs gu brinssn,
bsrubt auf prdRosat RuOispslt uno
bisIe III Idwad, oa osrislbs In oisisr
gs,iebuna feline snti4ieosne S4ritte
estbau bat.
auf Der briiiiasn gotidaft puroe
benz gsrtreter Der Nh. 9reRs srtldrt,
8rosbriionnien babe in bieisr Sesies
buna Sapan tsinsn &atb ertheilt.
Sraurige2aqs.
e I. 0etersburg, 20. Sunt.
Die Nopoe Yrsmpa brin9t cine De-
psTde bon 9oneon, in pel4er Der
9~orreitonbsnt srfldrt, sr fsi i'm Ssfiss
bon SnfOrmatiOn aus gutter Ausls,
bas @rob5ritnnnisn Sapan bonn ab'
f9Iufe zines WaHsnfiafanoss OBJ
ratbe.
nRublano", heibt e. In BET De-
bsfds, .tuirb ni9t als genti9eno &C.
i6ud6t betradtst. @robbritannier
6uHt, baB ss SslomarI4aa Spama &C.
linaen nirb, Sen. 9inepit6's Arms'
,u perni&tsn unb es 10 bon Der BE
ffratune bsfrsit, bisie armse trsrbl
fpdter on bic @rsn3er, bon afahanifar
esI6ubsn uno gssen SnSisn bsrtuano
tperoen.
Ser rabitale Naibaihisn bsmsrft
oab oas Ybantom finanaieasr Gr
fa6pfuna j.. ben Trisbsn am Msitsl
f6rosre.
Die 3situne entmirft ein eri6reden
bes Bib bon Der Gage bon 90 Yro3en
Der Beb6lterune, bic ME TIRE 8orpdte
i'm Is. Sabrbunosrt unter ben 2afsI
bes Nilitarismus uno ben Ibenteuerl
Der Bursautrntis i~suf3sn. bic sei9idi
5inansbsri9te ni9t ldnser berbsrgs1
t6nnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-21
q G N n.

6 o m b o.. 20. Suni.
Starfs 9euitterrssen babsn i'm gan3.n
mittlsren Ohio sroBen S9aben an ben
5slofriaten anssri9tet. Wei3en lou
an bislsn pldssn nieosrssi9lagsn iein.
gu Spenesrpile, N0en @ountp.
tuurbsit iiber so Osltra6nen unb eins
Au3abl 9dufer bonn Winoe umge.
NOR fen.
BabnunaIl
Newingtou n. Conn.,, 20. 5unt.
2otomotibfi6rer e. Seruitt, mur6'
6ierbsrssi&idt uni einen f@werer
6radt3ua nit fsinsr 2otomotipe bin
auf3uf&iebsn, bur9 elm Wibberfdnb'
nib Der 8efeble tuurbe eine 2ollifor
bsrbeiaefaart, b,i usl&er BET 6ei3e'
2ewis Gtratton, 6eiser @eo. Stlatts'
ger unb 6ei3er Sobu @unneslow &C.
t6otet wurben. 8srlest tpurben Soto
motibfhbrsr g. Geruitt unb @eore'
@ileor.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-21
6ebIHge ftsenagel t.

0ertin, 20. Stunt. Die Sefs
nageluns elmer usiteren britiiaen Sep:
liiae bat bic ,WorbosutiGe IQssmeine
3situns", bas Off3iels Munoftid Der
&ssisrung, beute in entf9iebsnfer
Wsiie befsrst. Na4 mebr ooer minoer
bsrtdtistsn 8Orbiloern bate fd bic
.2onooner Dailp grprsb" bemiiBist
aeieben, al6erne Wdrdsn iiber ben &ai.
Ter in umlauf 3u isbsn. uno 3uar bate
bas 8latt bsbauptst, bab er bel 6inan3s
Isutsn Mnleiben aufqenommen bdtte.
Die Wittbsilung branomarit nun Die
r0orbbsutfde N0semsins 3situna" an
erfer STEELE als cine b~6spiaiae grin=
buns uno ertIdrt 3ugleia in empbati=
idsr Weiis, baB Der Safer nod ME
aud nur ei1sigen Gent gsbOrgt babe.
Utr9op DentmaI Il T
Berlin.
Berlin, 20. Stunt. Sn abfeb-
barsr 6rif uirs Die &eiasbaupttuot
elm SentmaI hires i'm Eobs ruhenben
~bsrh6mten Ytrasrs &ubolf Birdow
srbalten, Der f9 nidt muir als patho=
log unb N%ntbropoloa unbersdnslids
! Veroienffe ertpOrbsn, ionbern aud bie
esosibli9s gntuidluns Oss gsrliner
@emeinoeweiens als Gtabtbsroroneter
bonn Sabre 1879 Bis gu feinsm an 5.
September srfol9ten 8obs In hinaebsno'
Her Weiie eefOrbsrt bat. Der Wasis
frat bat fur Elm 0irhoms9 entmal bic
Summe bon 80. 900 Mart bsuilist,
unb in einem ausidreibsn. in pslaem
bret prsiie fur bic bsfsn gntwirfe aus
seisbt tusrosn, our 3onturren; I'M oas
Dentmal einselaben.
8roBbritannien.
Norwe9sns a6nig.
2onopn, 90. Sum-. Ser Cor.
Respondent Der .Sailp Wail" In So
psnbagen melost bon bort isinsm
glatte, bic Webraabl Der Witglisoe,
oss iawsbii4sn @sidstaaes lei bersit.
Den britten Sobn bes &6nigs Ostar.
ben prinssn 9arl. oils a6nia bon Nor.
tuegsa au atceptiren. borausgeisbt, oi,
normeeifde &egieruna Toilette BIZ
@ren3befsfigungen unb i4lbRe elmer
Saiebsbsrtrag nit S9meoen ab.
Gpanien.
2abtnettsfriiis.
;. Mabrib. 20. SUM-. Bus gs
. iammte Rabinett bat feline Dsmiffoi
. sins.rei9t. bic au@ bon 26nis alfoniI
ongenommen tuuroe.
Die Demiffon erfOl9te. neil in be
Deputirtenfammer elm bonn Depuiirtel
. slorsns bsantragtes Wsrtrausnspotun
labselebnt uurbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-21
Sin @afftnitiQitanb
3wildeu &nblanO nnO Sapan bic rddftt, i4wierigt
Nnigabe.

Giuna os bentiheu &ronprnenH Raares in BosSam. - StraBen=arawau IN
S0lu. Sas uormegihe StortNns beasbt ami Sreuuung BON
sdwcbeu. Sic MarutO Grase in Der %fram,OFi6en
leputrenfamner.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-21
g n.

o m q 1t 3, OHa., 90.
SUM-. @m. :. Brpari belt beute bier
eine Anfpra9e, ne&bem ibm elm JadsI.
aug gebra&t uoroen mar.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-24
The Hnpabnrgs and the Raven.

The Hapsburgs have, horror OF tha
raven. which, says the London Taller
has always been n veritable bird OF
evil to the house. When the Empero.
Francis Joseph accepted the Austrian
crown flight OF ravens passed over
Olmutz and sent a shlver through his
supporters. Before the i'll fated Maxi.
milan started for Mexico q raven fol
lowed him and his wife through the
grounds OF their castle OF Miramat
and fiuttered on 60 the princess train
When King Alfonso.s mother, then all
arcbduchess, left her native conn,r2
for Spain raven escorted her to III
railway station. More remarkable still
huge raven flew into the face OF ;be
Empress elizabeth the day before shs
was murdered at Geneva.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-24
wood Saints IN pnrest,ue.

Wood saints" are peculiarities OF
modern Palestine. They are described
In book Of travel and exploration
"'fhe Jordan Valley and PETRA" by lDr
Iibbey and DR.. Hoskins. At El Aba
diyeh, below the sea OF Galilee, whei.
the Jordan is fordable they found tnr.i
first good specimens of wood saint.
A couple of struggling trees mark Tie
resting place of some holy Moslen
The grave has made the trees sacred
has given them new maine, "fakirch
(poor, and has rendered them SAL
from outrage for ages to come The
grave Of the holy man and the sacre
trees convert the spot into a sort OF
sanctuary or safety deposit" anil
here the superstitious people bring fire.
wood. roof timbers. old doors and Wit
dows, agricultural implements, wooden
measures and household vessels for
safe keeping. They are safer here than,
they could possibly be under lock and
key IN their wretched homes. So II
comes to pass that these bIoslen
wood saints" are altogether an OK.
tremely useful fraternity.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-24
Nicholas,

AS Christian name Nicholas posi-.
lively came over with tho conaueror
He landed In the parish Of st. Nicholas,
Mt Pevensey. Domesday book contains
only one Nicolas. undlsf1gured as yet
by that Intrusive aspIrate, which has
also taken undue possession of Antony
though 1t has dropped out, en- revanche
from Hadrlan and from Hannah. From
the conquest on the Nicholases multi.
piled and We're very abundant. find
the name most frequent in medieval
documents. Nicolas Breakspear was
the only Englshman ever made n pope,
Nicholas Ridley was the burned bisb.
op, while Sir Nicholas Bacon was tho
father OF the man who. there Is every
reason to suppose, did not write Ham
let, Macbeth" and "Othello." Nicho-
las Udall, master of Elton, was the mn.
thor OF Ralph RoIster-Doister." The
first English comedy. In Scotland the
name got shortened into Nicol, in which,
form 1t was borne by many n "kinless
loom IA well as by the immortal Bail
lie Nlcol Jarvie. Pope Nicholas V.
who founded the Capella Niccolina nj
the Vatican. gave it fresh lease of
life. But the reformation scotched it,
1t fingered on awhile I'm some hall
hearted way and received its coup de
grace from the grotesque combination
OF Nicholas Hlckleby.-Cornhil Magn-
zine
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-24
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.
The prudent man opens his eyes nj
shuts his mouth

The prudent man opens his eyes and
shuts his mouth.
Treat every one as though you ex.
pected him To some day be your ell.
rmy.
IL there is dog in the mango,
throw him cut. lie doesn't belong
there.
Are YOU as active in paying bii
YOU owe as YOU are in collecting a BIZ
due you?
If it were not for the fact that most
people ask too much indemnity there
wouldn't be much use for courts
You can get up quarrel, but will
you he any better Off after you have
quarreled so fiercely that peace will he
agreeable?
1t Is n good plan for woman 10 oc.
caslonally let her husband have hi,
way without giving him look that
will take the pleasant taste out.-Atchl.
son Globe
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-24
Curioaitie. About r,.b sc,,..

The thin. siivery coating OF iist
scales derives It's luster from mans
minute crystals OF lime mixed with II
peculiar substance called "guanin."
This coating Of silver crystals is very
easily rubbed or The scales. and in til,
case OF European species OF carl,
known as the bleak" the crystals ara
so numerous that II metallic pigment.
commercially known ms argentine" /.
made from them. The large g!obulnr
glass beads. known as German %,
Roman pearls. are conted on the in
side with this substance. In some spe
cies OF fish with iusterless scales the
silvcry lining is found on the inside o:
the body. 4 we'll known example {;
this is seen In The common smell.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-24
The Truth Ahont Vanity.

When one comes 10 think Of it, van;
ty may be defined ms an appreciation
OF The beautiful. which impels us 10
make ourselves as beautiful as il is
possible to he. 1t appears also on
analysis that IL desire to make onest
better Is a confession Of the need of
being beautifed. so that the girl or
the man who titivntes may have a
less conceit than those WHO go about
content with themselves as they are.
ugly, probably. for 1t so often happens
that Providence denying beauty lcnie
also the appreciation OF it in otbe
things and persons. Black and White.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-24
THE GAME OF LIFE
four Own Revolution. and Not Fate.
Deals the Cards

DcHiN the Cards.
Many man has tried 10 Justify his
failure Oil the ground that lie was
uoomed by the cards which fate dealt
MN. that he must pick them up and
pay the game and that no effort. how.
ever great. on his part could materially
change the result. But. my youn,:
friend, the fate that deals YOUR cards
Is III the main your own resolution
The result of the game does not rest
WIN rate ar destiny. but with you.
You VIII take the trick lf YOU have the
superior energy, ability and determine
ton requisite to take 1t. You have the
power within yourself to change the
value Of theScar,ls which, you say, fate
las dealt YOU. The game depends upon
Your training, upon the way you are
disciplined TO seize and use your on.
nortunlties and upon your ability TO
put grit in the place OF superior advan-
tagcS
Just because circumstances do some.
limcS give clients to lawyers and pa.
tiehis To physicians. put commonplace
rlergymcn In uncommon pulpits and
place the sons of the rich Mt the head
or great corporations even when thcy
nave only average ability and scarcely
any experience, while poor youths
with greater ability and more expert
euce often have Ia fight their way for
years 10 obtain ordinary situate
are YOU justified in starting ont with
out chart or in leaving place for
luck In your programme: What would
you think Of the captain OF great
liner who would start out to sea with
out any port In view and trust TO luck
TO land his precious cargo safely?
Did You ever know of strong Young
man making out his life programme
and depending upon chance to carry
out any part of il: Men who depend
upon luck do not think 1t worth
white to make II thorough preparation
for success. They are not willing to
pay tue regular price for It, They are
looking for bargains. They are hunting
for short cuts TO success
Power gravitates 10 The man who
Knows how. Luck Is the tide. nothing
more. The strong man rows with 1t |:
1t makes toward his port. He rows
against IL if 1t flows the other way
Success
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-24
ONE FIEND TOO MANY.
Ind lie Disturbed the Audience Not
Lean Than tho Actors.

Ind lie Disturbed the Audience Not
Lean Than tho Actors.
Up To the year 1146 there seems to
ave been no regular aud permanent
heater in Scotland. In that year the
foundation stone of the Canongate the
tier was laid by Lacy Ryan of the Co
ient Garden theater, London. At the
prices then customary-viz, 2s. 3d., Is,
3D. and 1s.-a full house was worth
from EGO TO f65. On special occasions,
such as the benefit OF popular actor,
rs much as go was taken, but only by
admitting spectators to the wings and
even to the stage itself. Sometimes
the stage was so crowded in this way
that the actors had not sufficient room
to carry out their business" properly
AMI IL engaged In duel. had to short
en- their lunges for fear of plnklng a
patron. 1t is TO the credit OF Garrick
that he. was the first TO set his face
against this abuse and to close the
stage door even 10 prince of the blood.
Those were days In which every the
ater led Il precarious existence. Actors
were barely tolerated. They were le-
gally "vagabonds." Their profession
was considered immoral not only by
the great bulk OF the public. hut. in a
way, by themselves A curious Illus.
ration OF this had been afforded lit
tie Willie before mt IL theater In London.
In play called Tho Sorcerer" titles
repent themselves n dance of hends
was TO be performed They were mask
ell amt dressed in the usual manner,
with all the DantesQue accessories to
make them terrible. They were twelve
in number. But I'm the midst OF their
performance they discovered, TO their
horror that II thirteenth had Joined
himself 10 them. This was too much
for the actors
Conscious of the fact that they were
considered by most men f1t candidates
for the special attentions OF the arch
hend, they fled IN all directions before
the nwelcome visitor, IL haply they
might yet escape the destruction which
they believed was coming upon them
Owing to this general stampede fine
supernumerary devil was never un.
masked. But when the panic was over
it was remembered that there was n
thirteenth Internal toilet, which might
have been assumed for the occasion 10y
some practical joker. At the time
however. the direct interposition OF
Satan was firmly believed by the nc
tors and the audience. The actors fed
the audience dispersed to carry to their
homes the tfdlngs of this terrible ava.
tar And so profoundly did 1t affect
the Imagination of some OF the specta
tors that they professed to have seen
the intruder fly away through the root
OF The theater and to have been them
selves almost suffocated by the resldu
airy stench.-l.ondon Graphic
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| hour and 80 minutes to Richmond,
Schedule in Effect June 4, 1905
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