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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-20

. auerIaub nibf9eine.-
Ssnrp Soaiban, Wobnbaus, Woobs
latun Nbe. uno Sarlan Str, $780,
5. .. Dunn, Wobnbaus, Waibing=
ton-, nabs 8sdsr Str, $4,000. = %.
%. Burner, & Wobnbaus, Wbittier
plaes. nabs 2opsa Nbs., $1,000. -
albert 9ugbes, Cottage, Bismard aps.,
nabe Morris Str. $500. = Mlics
O'@onnsl. Rsparatursn, go. 217 q.
State Str. 5000. - Sba pef9at,
Gsfddftsgsbdube. III 8arma1 Gbe.,
$1,000. - Nsit eabm, spei Wobns
5duier, 8l0 Seferion Nbe., $4,000. -
Samss glsrt, 3pei Wobnbduier, Go
lumbia gbe., 1abe 43. Str, $1,000
u. W. Bolin, Wobnbaus, 1104 Sdb
Wef Str, $500. - u. q. @rap,
WObn9aus, 33. Strabe, nabe Mortb.
uetern Nbe., $780, Sobn Staacs,
Cottage, 2otuel= unb Sitter Abs.
$3.50. = George 90. Bruce, &epara.
tursn, 807 l1xion Str, $1,000. =
Wales Goal & Slime Co., Stall uni
9ObIeni4uppen, Wartinbale', nabt
Rooiebelt Nbs., $1400. - s. g.
2ude, &eparatursn, 1920 Bates Str.
$500. - SO. O.. unb %. 6. Waling,
feds Cottages. 1896. 1888. 1910,
1904, 1906 unb 1908 gngIiib abs.,
$4,000. - Wi0iam @ielman. @spa'
raturer, 1915 Sub Wsribian Ctr.
$4,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-20
aie eienabpteniraae fett elmer

Sie Steniibotenirase febt elmer
unerpartstsn sOiun9 sntsessu. Die
buntelbdutisen e96ne1 aus ben Sn-
biansr.R eierpationsn baben tuie beri9s
tet wtro. bsf&lOhen in Wafe f9
ben 5ilfebeii9sneen 8lsidget4ts'
ysquatps" our Berfisung su fellen.
l1niere 5ausfrausr tueroen oanrl bas
@ergniigen baben 5duptlin9st64ter I'm
Sauie waltsn au fsben. Die meifen
Der Mdb9sn iOlsn, ME bsri9tst tpiro.
tti9ti9s 0orfsnntnife beibsn, bic He
in ben &egierun9si9ulsn uno be
WiiFpnsn ertporben baben.
SntsIigenter ME W%sssrinuen ffnb He
.isbenfaqs uno au9 e6rli9er. Sa
oiirfte nun Elm GROCER 9aus6alt elm
re9t tosmOpOlitiiass @sprdse trassn.
Gin iapanii9sr 2o9, cine i&warse
@9auers uno Wai4frau uno Elm ina
oianii4ss Stubsnmdo9sn nsbsn elmer
frana6fi9.n 3ofs. beuti9en 2inoer-
frau uno sngliiden @oubsrnants -
6er3 mas milf bu nod mebr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-20
8Itkfh q.

@utbrie, Otla., 19. Sult. =
Sotn @oebtn9er unb Gamilis fu&.
ten udhrenb zines beftiget 8emit.
tsrs In etnem @ptlontslsr auf ibrsr
In Der Ndbs bon Beaber esIessnsn
5arm 3ufu9t. Als He tuiebsr aus
benz 2sller tamen, tuarer ibr @o6n.
baus uno ibre S~iaQsebduoe abgs.
brannt. Der glib bate aussniHsin.
LID In ems Der @ebdube 9ei9lager unh
beios tuareu iammt ibrem Snbalts ME.
beraebrannt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-20
= Nt@eIob, oaS beribtate
Anbettiers 8nf@ 8ter, an
Sapf bet sos. Gmmtnger,
Circle Yart Bar.

Gin 6euer ri9tete i'm Stale Der
STANDARD Eco so, 1101 Oh Marp=
Lamb StraBe, einsn S9uosn bon etpu
5000 an.
SteuntonsB arbier baden
bei4lofsn, ibren 2ampf sessr bas
Ofenbalten Der Barbisrfubsn an
Sonntasen fortsuiebsn. Ser antrae
uurbe faft einfimmtg angsnommsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-20
Haie=Haa.

Die seirissn spisle rsfultirten ME
folgt:
n.
Ranfas gitp. 10. SuIi.
aanfas gitp. 10 o. 2
SnbianapOlis. Il O0100300- 5
gatterien-g Gels unb Butler; Curtis
uno Weaber.
minneapolis, 10. Suli.
Winneapolis. 20 10210000- A
Solebo ...000510201- 9
Batterien - 5orb unb Warfbal;
2slum uub 3arfoB.
81. pauI, 10. Suli.
ST. pauI. -. o. 2
Columbus. Ill
gatterien = gbans unb Suuiban;
Sorner uno &pan.
Wilpaufee, 10. Suit.
Milmautee ...O0300OO0*- 8
2ouisbille 80 o. 2
8atterien - Sougbertp unb Wes
@ormid; Jsrsufon unb Sbaw.
Nationaf-8tga a.
Bottom, 19. Suit.
goHon .......0 10001O02- 4
81. Souls ~ o. z
8atterien-2auterbern unb Worar;
WeJarlano unb 8rabp.
philadelphia, 10. Suli.
philadelphia. 20 o.
Cincinnati 49,. O00040200- 6
8atterien - SuttboH, pittin9sr
uno Doom; She'd unb pbslps.
Netp Dorf, 19. Suit.
Wsp gort. 40 3O200000- 5
pittsburg III 0 l. 8
gattsrien - 6labertp, 2eeber unb
psib; Saplor uno Bouerman.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-20

sm nd9fen Samifag Wa9mittas,
ben %. Suli, tpsrbsn bic Wartons urlb
bic gIts elm Balipiel I'm @ai6instun
part abbaltsn. Ses Spiel ielbf 1T
nattirli9 bic 6auptfa&e, bod fo0ts
Niemano bsridumen aud bis aleso-
ride paraoe 3u ieben. g.
Der &siusrtraa Der NHaire tuirb ftr
pobltbdtiae 3tpede ~bsrtuenbet urto man
boft auf si1et sutsn grfols.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-20

Batterien = Jlabertp, 2eeber unb
peib; Saplor uno Bowerman.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-20
0e5@dftS=G

Wsinen Grsunbsr1 unb Befannten bic
sef1niss gnssise, baB Id tn rneinen
eissnsri Saaie, 1118 Sbelbp Strabe,
cine @irtbf@aft er6fret babe. Die
beferl gstrdnfe unb @igarren, ba3u Elm
gutter 2un9 uerben fets on Sanb fein.
I'm gttigstt 3uipru9 bittet
M4tungsboa
Gus Sptbber.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-20

DAT Sefretdr Root binter ben
erDBersn Spibbuben tn 6fentli4en
aemtern Der it, Idbt barauf i3lieben,
Sab BITE Corruption in Waf6insion
ar6ber if ais man algemein annabm.
Cb absr feIbf sr tin 6tanbe fein tpirb,
bie Dirtli9 S@uIoisen 3l trefen, .iH
nod ben bis6srisen grfcsrungen ntsbr
nIs 3ueifsl6aft.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-20
6inanaieae 8ei9weroen haben 81

Othb0SbS 0kID~sS~S" T"~SN wv
Der 2osreibung No1tpssens bon Der felt
go Sabrsn befsbenoen Union teine
&oIe gsfpielt. gielmebr haben Die
Nortpsssr germ %ansrtaunt, bab He BEL
ben gsre9nunssn bss beibsn &6niss
rei4en gsmsiniamsn aussabebuogets
fsbr mdbig sinssi9dBt tpurben. Gu4
tpsnn bic neu e~ntfe6enoen unfofien
zines sigsnsn Staatsbausbaltss, be-
fonbsrs bic Der eissuer 3onfulate, ni@t
in Rsdnung as3Ossn tueroen, ergiebt
f9 cine Stsigerun3 Der nortuegif9sn
Granddaughter nod Auf6fuu9 Der
Union als sar3 unoermeioli9.
Stun bat bas noruesii9e Budget Be.
rsits ieit 1901 rssslmdBig Gsblbetrdgs
au~f9ewtefsn unb bic Staatsi4ulo if
entipre9sno sspa&isn. Der @runo
oafir fno bic in ben lsBten Sabrsn
ie6r Hart 9sftiesenen Nussaben fur
giIsnbahnbauten in ben bertehrsarmer
9anbbsGrten. Die Big Dor turaem am
&uosr bsfinbli6e tunferbatibe partsi
ma9te ss ibren @esnern, ben &abita.
len t. @snfre") gum 8Ormurf, in ben
3eitsn ibrss HETEROGENEOUS ben gu
Bababauten e~ensiatsn Sifritten gar
3u uilis Staatsiubbentioner sugsiagt
au babsn, BLOB I'M He Der rs9iersnben
partei siinfis 3u fimmsn.
Msbr 3urhdbaltuns unb duBerffs
Spariamteit III bssbalb als elm mid.
tiger puntt tn bas prosramm bes
isbissn Winifsriums aufssnommsn
uorbsn. aber bas Ssf3it Der Stats
ba6noerwaItung f@lsppt f9 infolse
Der felt 1901 besanssnsn Stnbsn sint.
tusilsn nod fort. Stieeen bod ) 9.
bic ginnabnisn Der g~iisnbabnsn bon
1902 Bis 1908 nur bon 1865, 800
auf 13,471, 600 3ronsn, tpdbrsno bic
alussabsn bon Is, GAS, ia auf 3d.
321, 676 anipu&fen. Sas bebsutst
cine Stsiesrun9 bss Msbraufuanoss
fur ben gstrisb bss Staatsbabnen
alleit bon 81 Milionsn uosr 81 p@t.
oss gsfammtsn Mussabsbubssts.
als bsfss Mittsl our Stsissruns Der
ginna6msn III ben Stortbin9s in ben
lebten Yabnen INNER bic grb6buns
beg 3oltarifs srf9ienen.
Witsepirft bat bel bisfen gefalhHsn
Der 8arif.3 Ommiiion aud bsrginorud
Der fommersieIen 8rifs bon 1901, bis
man auf bas furtseisbte ani9wsusn
Der ginfubr au~ridfibrte. Sn ben
lebtsn feds Sabren bss borissn Sabr.
bunbsrts 1T bic ginfubr Nortpsgsns In
Der $bat fetig bon 206 auf 310,5
Mia. 8rOnsn sewa9fen, alfo uul msbr
als bic 5dlfte. udbrenb bic ginfu5r
islbf tn benz Marimaliabre 1897 muir
auf 1915 Wilionen sseenhber sinsm
Winimum bon 1872 Wi0ionsn 1894
ffisg, alfo tuenig mebr als Elm 8isrtsI.
Seit 5 Sabren III absr bas @srbdltnib
fir Rortpesen 8tinftiser setuorben; bic
ginfa6r 1T 3uridgesanssn unb fabil
ssblieben. wdbrenb bic Ausfubr sr6sb.
lid gstua9ieu if.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-20
Yerional=Nottsen.

7.
9err uno Jrau s.. 3. $bubium
unb So9tsr fomie 5rau 2ouiie Wusller
BADEN sefern Ibeno ibre &eiie nod
Wadinac Sslanb angstreten UNI Elm
paar Wo9en Der @rboluns au wio.
men.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-20

Die Isbts baIbidbrli9e Wabl
Der liberation Of 2abor In Obi
easo, pirb pobI als wsitsrer Gu=
esn6Hnsr tber bic entiebliden Wes
i6pbsn Der .Mai9iene" i'm 6o6sn
Ratb Der federation oiensn. gs pa.
rem stpsi Sidets i'm 5elos unb omar bas
Der ssmdbistsrsn &i9iuns nit gbas.
Splb uno bas Der Waf4iens nit So.
ispb 5. O'Weia on Der Spibe. s9ou
am Samftag uuros Golo Elm Sro6.
brief ;ussfisli, in psl9em sr bsna9=
ri9ti9t ruroe. oaB bic Wabl bsrbin-
bert peros1 ptiroe.
Am Wa6ltase fam cine &otts bon
Mdntierri In bas 8ersinslotal.
@ie bic Wabl sinee, purbe aefrast.
Tolb lei bOraus, 6isB ss. SIM Nu 3os
gen bic Rerle Wasa3in-R epolber. Die
Wa6lbsamten tpurben in bic @aroerpbe
esfperrt unb bic nntpsisnbsn Wdblsr
muBtsn i9 nit benz 9efi9t our Wano
HELEN. 0un purbsn bic @ablnrnsl
3srtrimmsrt, bic Wablsettsl aerrihen
unb Der arbsiterfhbrer Sonnsnp, Der
gegsl bic Wai9ins if, 10 sntiesli9 MFG
6anbslt, baB er pie tobt auf benz plabs
blisb. Die gbieaso absnbpOf slOiirt
iibsr ben gorfal folsenbermaBsn:
Der 6er9an9 1T bur9aus nattrli9
uno fOlseri9tia. 0a9bem bte @e-
uerti9aftlsr bsnislbenglementen tusI9s
frtibsr isbsn Yartsi= uno 8oltsmabltag
su sinsm aampf. unb Bluttas ma9tsn,
lire @si9dfts iibsrIisbsr, bsap. lire
pfi4tsn unb Rs9ts tibertrusen, m u B.
ten He = frtber obsr ipdtsr - ois-
felben grfabrungsn MAIDEN, unb bisiet-
ben Sri9te ernter. tpie bic girgsr.
Die eroBs WaHe Der Gstusrff9aftlsr
3sigte fi9 bersit, bic arbeit einissn
wsntgsn 3u tibsrlafsn unb 3u ALLEN
So unb Amsr 3u fassn, 10 lanse fe
nur ni&t bel bsmtibt, beam. quite @r'
folge In ausfi8t ssfisIt tpuroen.
Snmit maj bic 8runblage fir einsn
neuen Beirut gei9ahen, bssu. ben tn
Den lssten Sabrsn mebr unb mebr aus
Der fdOiii9sn politit berordnsten ge.
~rufspolititsrn nieberffsn S9lagss Elm
reuss Sbdtigieitsfelo sr6fnst, uno
bieie glemsnts tuaren nt9t faul, bic
gsIssen6sit nod 2rdften ausaunuben.
Ser bsrufsmdBiss @epertidaftlsr uno
arbsitsrfabrsr ffsIte f4 elm unb per-
Hanb ss balb, fd gum 6errn Der @e.
tpsrtiGaften auf3uwerfsn. st tpanbts
babel oieIelben Wittsl on, bic ibm
frfber in Der @arbpulitit 10 CUTE
Eienfe gslsifst battsu unb bic ieiner
Nntur sr ftammt ia aumeif bon Der
ertiuen Sniel - AM msifsn 3uiassn
uno sntipre4en.
gr fi9rte In ben Yerfammlun9en
bas qroBe @ort unb bulbets tsinen
@ibsripru9. SnfOlsebefen blteben bic
gineri ben 8eriammlun9st unb @a6-
len fern, mite bic frieofertigen Sir9sr
ben primdrpablsn, bic Nnbsren tpur-
ben sinssf9h9tert unb bs9niigtsn fid
nit benz Safa9en. Die 2aborsnnions
,Waf9ins" mar fertig unb tpurbe ims
mer fibner. sic ting an, gu bubeln,
unb i9uf bic .wrecking crews" unb
vgraisbunss.Ausf9hhe", bic nit Soot.
i9Idgsrn unb Rsbolbern arbsiteten. Sa
bic srpBs WaHs aud bas buloete uno
fiai9weisenb biaigte, begin. 3u be-
f9Dnissu Ober tus93ulsusnen iu9te, TT
ss bod rur natiirli9, bab He f9 nun
nit benieIben Wittsln, bic fe gesen
Anbsre %antuanbtsn unb He CUR Wa9t
trussIl, nun gsssn bic 8ererti9aft
islbf, BEGIN. sesst bic vtOnierbatiOe"
Webrbeit unb beren Wortfibrer, bic
rau sbrIidsn" Solb unb SonnsQp ufu.
antpenost. Wenrt es ni9t 10 9etom.
men tpdre, banu bdtte man ftaunen
mihen."
Il
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-20

Wan fanrt es ben Sapanern ni@t
pertibsln, baB fs nod sinem t6euren
Rrieg ieinsn biaissn 6risbsn i9lisbsn
tppleu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-20
@rnnbeisentbums rebertrasumeer,.

wv
$50. 2enpr plaee, IS bei 134t SUB,
psrbehert, @eFieits gaa Str, n6rbIid
bon %. Ctr. $500.
CHARLES @mrp u. u. an Srufses Der
Do. 6. Qir9e, Cots 4 unb 5, sauare
l, Cumberland. 5000.
Santes 5. 5ids an 0ietor :. gafsr.
bap. Got 63, glud 6, Oaeman u. u.
Belmont Nbb., IS Bel 1853 5us, Der.
beHeri, OHieite sbsffslb gbe., faolia
bon Morris Str. $4,000.
Warp Or. Milsr an arnetta !.
Wpan. Got 13, 8oobIet & S6orntons
Subb, glod 19, @eHsnb Mob., meft-
li&s Settle bon Belmont sbe.. iabIi9
bon 10. Str. $3.50.
German Sire Sniuranee 60. on
@arl gidmeper, Got 26, Solutions @bb.
Wsf indianapolis, morbid Hide gde
bon gismard abe. unb Wiler Str.
$1,000.
Carl @idmepsr or Waria 6. So6l,
bisfelbs. $4,000.
Gbriftian 8. 8orntamp an 6enrp
u. 5renblsp, Got 70, Wc@artps erIte
Wefieite Nbb., bfli9e Settle bon @eis-
nsr Str., ndroli9 bon 6ouarb Str.
$3.50.
Clarence g. gorfe at, Wiaiam :.
Slidinser, Got z, Ga. 6, 2incpln parf
aob.. tueftli9e Settle bon Central Ibe.
n6roli4 bon %. Str. $3.50.
@6as. 5aueett an 5anep 8. Taucett,
Got 5, pitts Subj, Nubsnlot 160,
bftli4e Settle California Str. n6rbli9
bon Wortb Ctr. $500.
Warearst 6. Neuman u. u. an
Sabib s. Nspman, Got 10 in MeRers
nan & Yisrce's Subj. bon Outlpt
l26, 80 BET ITO 5nB. berbsKert. ST.
ieite bon Wihouri Str, itbli9 bon
Werria Ctr. 5000.
Spbn %. Brotpn on 5rant g.
Sroun, 10 2ots :in grown's 1hbDf-
lide abbitiou, 40 Bel = Tub, iebe,
bacant, OHisits Der 2spitOns abs.,
iioli9 Der Bethel 4bs. 81, 900.
6rant Is. groun an Sobn 80.
8ruun, Got IL In Oliber's garben
Subj, 86sil bon Sobnfon's grben
gob., 40 BET 135 SUB, bsrbs Ksrt, Of.
ieite Der &udle Str, n6roli9 Der II.
Str. $3.50.
Wm. 8. 2usbttn an BARTHOLOMEW
Got %, Sellers Abb.,
38 BET l4lt Sub. bsrbsKsrt. Ofisits
Str, iibli9 BON Stem gOrt
Strabe. SO. 600.
Sames Jinn an grpan 6inn, Got
$50, Oanbss Subj. bon @ubenlot 129,
30 bel 10 SUB, psrbehsrt, Sibisits
Wiltins Str. tuefli4 bon Wsf Str.
81 900.
Bernarb u. &siap an Catherine 90.
Got 26. psttibons u. a.. Sisb.
LAMB Dome Noo', 40 bel 1877 CUB,
Wefieite Ranoolpb Str. n0ro-
bon New 0ort Ctr. 5000.
Wiliam 5artman an alrtbur Wabs-
She'll norowefli9s 8isrtsI,
SEC. q, Sowni6ip II, &ange 4, 20
adsr, 2atprenee Sopnibip. $1,000.
Soa W. POLAND an @sorss M.
Got 80 unb uefIi9e Sdlfte
bon Got 20, 2isbsr's addition, IS bel
l25. 1O4 SUB. psrb., stbisite Der
Str., 6fli9 bon Isabella Ctr.
1850.
gqa We2ernon an benielbsn, Cots
155, 156. 1874, 185 unb 1856, Oanbes'
S~ubbibifon, OutlOt 129, 80 bel ITO
CUB isbs, baeant, Wiltins Str, tpeifs
lid bon Wsf Str, urb Got AL,
@rans's @orb 4ob., 40 BET ITO 5ub,
paeant, Noroieite Der 16, Ctr. bflid
bon MiQ ctr. $500.
gbas. 6. $eff an Daifp Stibmore,
Got 118, Rsnuoob parf Mbbition, 40
bel 1872 SUB. pacant. Wefieits Der
S0inois Str, fholi9 bon 81. Ctr
$3.50.
Oliber g.. 6arlan an Wi0iam 3.
@obinion, Got 90, 8romn's 2. Shb
Meribian Str. Mbb., 80 Bel 1874 SUB,
paeant, fabbfIi9e Ode Der 2eIep unb
Union Str, Got 8, Blpd 8, Ni9oIs
parf Nbb., 40 Bel 100 SUB,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-20

0pttIteb 2eutharbt,
DIT gemntblt&e gde,"
Ode 4oble utib Rarfet Ctr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-20

Or. %. 3. GIst9er's Sanatorium
an Cigar 9. epinf. 8beil bon
Square 3S, 80 bet 1876 SUP, berbef'
iert. Weffeite bon alabama Str.,
t16rbIih bon Ohio Str, $1,000.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-11
WESTMINSTER THEATRE.

One OF the pleasant features OF Sam
Deveres company. which is scheduled 10
hold the boards at the Westminster
theatre next week is the reappe earance
OF Joe j Sullivan and Larry Smith. This
is the first Joint appearance OF these
comedians I'm 10 years. and the announce
nent OF their reunion has been received
with much Joy throughout the wheel
circuit. They parted decade ago mere
Is FOR business reasons.
Those who recall these two comedians
remember that they were regarded in tho
profession ~ the most incompatible team
Of funmakers on the variety stage. Smith.
with his ludlcrous German dialect and
unique dancing. and Sullivan, as an irish
man. whose gutteral v~ce has been
copied by many OF the leading celtic
comedians OF the day made a pair Of
humur dispensers that was hard to dupll-
cate.
Nr pevere haze supplied them with fine
material this season and has also sur
rounded them with an excellent company
including Miss Mamie Champion,
cornediennc OF talent and beauty. Messrs
Sullivan and Smith dominate the two eX-
cellcnt skits. Everything Upside Down"
and Down on the Pike" They also
gppcar i'm a sketch called "Thc New
Father" which IS q capital burlesque on
"Rustcr Brown
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-11
IMPERIAL THEATRE.

II continuous run OF over l75 nights
may be accepted as a competent criterion
OF the success OF "a play. then Bronson
Howard's Young Mrs. winthrop which
Is 10 be presented at the Imperial theatre
this week by Malcolm williams and the
Providence Dramatic Stock company. Is
one which r. sure Of pleasing even the
most critical OF local theatregoers Like
all Of MIR. Howard's works the drama Is
essentially American I'm type, and there
will be no need To- say that his works are
always meritorious when IL IL stated that
such dramas as Shenandoah. "Diplo-
macy and "ArlRtocracy' arc among tho
best known SUCCESSES OF the American
stage When the play was originally
produced at the Madison Square theatre
IN New York city in 1882 it's cast included
many well known 90 the contemporary
stage az well as others whose memory Is
still green 10 the veteran theatregoer, in
Guiding Agues Booth, Mr. and Mrs
Thomas Whiffen. Henry Miller Maude
Stuart and w J. Lemoyne. Like all Of
Mr. Howard's dramas ~ is well adapted
for stock company presentation its prin-
cipal characters all being graphically
drawn and such ~ one often meets In
real life
The entire action of tho play takes
place i'm the residence Of Douglas Win
throp, wealthy young business man.
whose too close application to his work
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-11

nous diva. AS the gay Teazle. Miss Rus
scils exquisite beauty, vocal quality.
fetching gowns, and magnetic stage pres
efce are said TO be afforded that odd APP
propriateness OF atmosphere so valuable
20 the work and bearing OF the premier
player.
BABES IN ToYLAND."
The attraction at the Providence Opera
House for week commencing Monday,
March 20th. will be Babes In Toyand."
a musical extravaganza I'm three acts, by
Glen MacDonough and Victor Herbert.
Babes In Toyland" comes heralded as
one OF the big successes OF last season I'm
New York. Chicago. Boston and other
cities. I'm each OF which IL had long runs.
il Is under the same management, that OF
Haiuln and Mitchell as the Wizard OF
o." and was designed to be successor
20 that extravaganza and followed II at
the Majestic theatre I'm New York whore
II ran for the best part OF last season,
and 10 which playhouse II returns soon
after its engagement here. Unlike the
Wizard OF Or" however. II has not
quite so much OF the vaudeville flavor
and Is much more pretentious I'm every
way than was its predecessor.
In the first place all OF the music TO be
heard IN Babes In Toyland' was com
posed especially for II by Victor Herbert.
musicians Added 20 this Glen Mac
Donough who furnished tho libretto Is
a most successful dramatist and IL Is said
that In this production he has done his
very best work. Then the scenic invesu-
ture f. most elaborate and has been paint
ed by the very best artists Julian
Mitchell. the stage manager. has looked
10 n 10 see that the most capable com
pany possible has been engaged. and II
has been generally admitted that no pro-
duction of recent years has eQualled ~ az
far az the costuming Il concerned
Babes IN Toyland" possesses a story
that, while II may not De- very original
f. still one that II worthy of some con-
sideration n takes tho audience back
10 childhood happy days and introduces
such well known characters as Tom
Tom" tho pipers son; Jack and JIM"
"Contrnry MARY" "Bo Peep" Little
Red Riding Hood" and other characters
20 be found in the Mother Goose stories
An of these personRgcs have been woven
into the tale In a consistent manner ana
each % them has some connection with
the plot Among the very large com
pany concerned in the production OF tho
extravaganza are Ignaclo Martinctu
Bessie Wynn. Mabel Barrisou Gus Pix
10y. Charles Guyer Marguerite Ferguson
John y Ward May de Souza Joseph
Green. Katherine Bell and tho eccentric
dancing comedians Rome and stone Tho
chorus IL one % tho largest - hc found
IN any production and has been carefully
trained iu The various songs and dances
hy Julian Mitchell one of tho great stage
managers NJ America. Seats viii hr on
sHie FOR "Babes In Toyand" an of rsvt
week, starting Monday morning
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has caused him 10 become somewhat In
attentive TO members OF his own family
A letter for Winthrop from Mrs. Hep
worth Dunbar. making a business ap-
pontment for the evening, but the pur-
port OF which liz not disclosed TO Con-
stance winthrop, his wife. together with
story told by a gossipy acquaintance OF
Wnthrop's frequent calls at Mrs. Dun
bars house. leads Constance To believe
that everything ia not as IL should be
Wiuthrop's request that she should not
go TO ball held at a neighbor's resi-
dence. together with his own statement
that he could not accompany her because
OF another appointment and his leaving
the house causes Constance TO think that
her husband and Mrs, Dunbar have ar
ranged 10 attend the ball and so she goes
herself TO confront item While both
are away little Rose. their daughter,
is taken seriously an and both parents are
sent for. Douglas arrives first. having
been found at Mrs Dunbars and he Is
called to account for mis- recent neglect
OF Constance by his mother and promises
TO do better I'm the future. Upon the
arrival home OF Constance however, she
learns that he was found at Mrs. Dun
bars and while they are talking to-
gether concerning his believed unfaith-
fulncss little Rose dies. and the last link
that binds them together Is dissolved
A separation takes place. and Douglas
goes TO Europe FOR three months, return
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-11

feast for every true lover of the best
that is to be had In the way of harmony
and melody. Bands come and bands go,
scores OF them, yet few indeed achieve
the distinction that is rewarded by such
notable triumphs as has fallen to the
share OF this young American bandmaster
and his matchless company Of musicians.
His success, moreover. has been thor
oughly earned and has been far from a
matter OF luck or the mere Improvement
OF fortunate opportunity. Pryor came out
OF the west not so very long ago and the
discriminating public of the great musi-
cal centres OF the land were quick to
recognize in him the most remarkable
trombonist OF the day II not Of all time
Amazing and enrapturing the critics
and musicians throughout this country
Pryor carried his standard across the
Atlantic and repeated his success with
emphasis I'm the mighty capitals OF Eu-
rope adding to the list OF his most en-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-11

this purpose ever I'm mind. has under
taken his present tour at the head OF
his own brilliant band, recruited from
the best solo musicians to be found any
where. Their work. under the spell OF
his magic baton, evokes unstinted
praise and demonstrative manifestations
OF delighted appreciation. Pryor, when
assistant conductor OF Sausa's band, won
his spurs as an inimitable leader and
with his own band has eclipsed his per
sonal record OF the past The music-lov-
ing folk Of this city, whose name Is le-
gion, are TO be congratulated heartily
upon the unusual chance now offered by
Pryors visit and IL is OF especial inter
est TO know that at each OF his concerts
Pryor himself is to be heard I'm one OF
his incompatible trombone solos.
The other noted sooists who will ap-
pear include Miss Cecilia Niles, soprano;
Miss Dorothy Hoyle. violinist: Walter B.
Rogers, cornetist, late bandnnaster Of the