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a most striking om fertii, opportunity
for the tlevel opinent &C .,halncter. II Mr..
Perle had risen moro ilrn ly to this oppor-
tunity there would be teifold the reason
for entertaining hopes Of mia future.
Not only that abls and versatile oome-
dian. Nat Goodwin, is to N, condoled with
for the fate of Beauty and the Barge at
the Lyoeum. The public is equally the
loser. Not In years have We seen low
comedy character which has 30 high q
degree Of potential truth and effectiveness,
and never has Mr.. Goodwin done anything
more salient and artistic In its fun. The
very essence Of the genius Of the author
Of Many Cargoes' is evident In the char
aoter Of the master Of the Ant and And
that ancient amorist Of Thamts tidewatdr
who Is 30 haffable that he has all ancient
oharwomen and middle aged barmaidS
running after him, and who meets his sentA-
mental Waterloo at their hands while spark
ing q Majors daughter whom he mistakes
for Q governess. The scene In which he Is
didllusioned, and quits Mice Alice for the
sour oompanionship Of the scorned beauty
Of the oorkscrew ourls, Is worthy OF Moliere.
Only little sincere dramatic art was
needed to make the play classic in It's
kind. But this neither Mr.. Jacobs nor his
collaboration, MIR. Louis N Parker, was abie
to supply. The result Is q hodgepodge
Of ahsurdiies and futilties which would
exaaperate the willingest to ferocity. Tho
less said Of that the better.
Tho sudden outburst Of new plays has
left no space to write about Clyde Ntch's
.Her Great Match, In which Miss Maxine
Elliott IL appearing at the Criterion with
all the evidences OF success, both critical
and popular. l am obliged to put 1t over
for another week. JOHN CoRBIN.
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Baby CZarevitch's Regiment.
From the Bost on Herald.


When the baby Czarevitch was q few hours
old he was Eazetted TO Psvlovski Regiment
OF the guard. one OF the finest looking bodies
OF troops in Europe. No man can belong to
this regiment unless his nose 10 decidedly
turned up. and the more retrousse It ts the
more desirable the recruit.
As might be imagined. the regiment lie not
marked by oomellness. but it is because EN-
peror Paul. whose nose had nQstrils that
caught the rain. conceived tho .des that no
would collect a, company Of soldiers and
Officers possessed Of the sarne extrao rdinary
style Of feature that the, Pavlovski Regf-
slightly Il mad. but his conservstlve descend :
nosy regiment and recruiting II from the
ugliest men In Russia.
tuted by. Emperor Paul Is oompeliing the
Pavlovskis to blow their noses immediately
before the appearance on the scene Of the
soveTeien ep the occasion Of any Inspection
is as observing as other kide, viii b certain
70 comment on the proboscides Of his guard.
However. II won hurt theIr 5qelinss, Jhst
y why they. are therV.
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From the Success Maoaxins.
The direction Of my career was COM
pletely changed" said United States Sem
ator Albert J. Beverdse. by careless lau gh.
When I was youth in Illinois heard that
the Congressman from our district intended
to hold an examination to determine what
young man he should appoint to West Point
l pitched In and studied hard for that ex-
animation. and found 1t easy when came
to take II.
Most Of the other fellows seemed to be
stin struggling With 1t when had finished,
and was 30 confident that had made few
mistakes that was In q pretty cheerful
frame Of mind. This 10 why laughed when
one of the strpesiers asked 2 rather foolish
latter evidently felt that the dignity of tho
occasion had been trinsd with. for he scored
~" When the papers cane to b corrected
Seqt below the boy who ftood highest on the
g:t: Ae if Csptsin n the army now. where
lsnsh. I hdlsye n the power Of. ohoesfuI-
f:s:I f.:ass:I.ads: adses'es s'ss, .e rather slsz shss
The sun., 1905-09-10
Billy s. Clifford In "A jolly Baron" moves
to the Metropolis this week.
In Vaudeville.

In Vaudeville.
| Keiths spectacular feature for next
week is Iasky, Rolfe Il Cos. latest produc-
ton. the Military Octette, introducing
for the first time in New York the Girl with
the Baton As dramatic feature Edward
I E. Rose presents Miss Lydia Knott d Co.
in his social study, "A Wall Street Battle, "
while Eva Westcott and her company will
furnish the comedy In sAn Episode of
Modern Life This will be the second
week Of Charles Barron's burlesque dog
menagerie.
Katie Barry, lats Of 'Fantana' and a
new recruit to vaudeville, leads the bill
this week at the Colonial Theater. Other
features will b the Colonial Septet,
JULES and d. Mls Garrison. tsevesty stars;
pantomine dogs Campbel and johnson,
Cooper and Robinson and the vitagraph.
The Alhambra has bill headed by Henry
Lee with his new edition Of Great Mon
Past and Present. and Dan McAvoy, tho
favorite comedian, assisted by his Fifth
Avenue Girls Helen Bertram, Mrs.
Stuart Robson and company and Roasi's
musical horse are other attractions.
hucl0 ISaVGuAC 10 lCt0llCu - N1S0 1oWUlkuS1
st Proctor's Twenty-third Street Theater
Josie sadler Ernest Hogan and his twenty
Eve Memphis students will also appear.
Maggie Cline b the topliner at the Fifty
eighth street house, with Pabinta. Watson,
Hutchings and Edwarch and the stock
company in "A Regular Fix" as the other
attractions.
Hurtig 4 Seamous Music Hall win have
at the head Of It's bill the twe.vn Navajo
Girls. Stuart, the Male Patti; Merrtam's
dogs and Callahan and Mack are other
entertainers.
The chief attraction at Hammersteins
Victoria will Be Miss Nella 3orsen. the
well known comic opera prima donna.
Thompson's elephants will be seen for the
Vaasar uirh. the four Bard Brothers, aero
bats. and PrelH's dogs.
Tony Pastor offers bill headed By Frank
Bush in q monologue. Lizzie DAILY will
be seen in q new act. and Hayman and
Franklin will make their temperance
after European trip. A few Of the others
in the long list are Lillian and Shorty Dewitt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Thorne and Baker
ana Lynn.
The Rentz -Santley burlesque company
win be at the Circle this week.
The Irwin Brothers burlesqus COM
pany will start its New York season at
the Dewey 1heater this week.
The Dainty Duchess burlesque COMPANY
is the attraction at the Gotham.
John Middlesky, who was once hailed
as q possible prizefghter and who Is now
.the only American Indian giant" viii
be at Huber's.
In tho wax work groups at the Eden
Aus4e u ono illustrating scene In q GOAL
mine In Pittston, Pa. where an explosion
has Just taken place. The wives. sweet
hearts and mothers and children of the
miners are seen at the shaft awaiting news
OF the volunteers who have gone to the
rescue.
In addition to the usual Sunday concerts
billed for the vaudeville houses, the York
vile and the Grand Opera House will be
open tonight with vaudeville bills.
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AT TIE BROOKLYN TiHEATERs.
woodland" At tho BreaL'way-"Tho
wizard Of o." Again.

Woodland" At tho BresLway-"Tho
Wizard Of o." Again.
Woodland the fanciful opra Of bird
be seen this week at the Broadway Theater
in Brooklyn. Harry Bulger is still the
tramp Blue Joy, who becomes a. king and
has some new topical songs.
Montgomery and Stone In sTl,e Wizard
Of Or" will be at the Majestic, and they
alone are enough to make it a 60. In addi-
ton Mabel Barrison appears IS Dorothy
and the rest Of the cast Is all that could be
wished.
The Grand Opera House win have Bank.
ers and Brokers'" the new musical play
which Smith and Holman have written for
Yorke and Adams who have long been
Pincus, who take flyer In Wall Street with
une xpected results.
The Orpheum's vaudeville bill is headed
by Henry E. Di1ey Of Adonis fame. Cole
and johnson: the negro singers, arc also
circus, Gus Williams, Hines and Remington
and Paul Conohas.
Charles Wayne and his Incubator Girls
are feature at Hyde d Behman's.
Cunning the Jail Breaker will show how
easy 1t Is to get rid Of handouts and brass
locked doors. Others are the Gilmore
Sisters and the Pacheco family Of acrobats.
Fast Life In New York." the newest
nelodramatic creation Of A. H. Woods,
is billed for the Folly this week. Julian
Rose has the chief part.
The attraction at the Bijou this week
Is De Mile and Bslasoo's romantic drama
"Men and Women" in which the Misses
Edna May and Cecil Spooner will appear
in the leading roles.
Lovers Of fun will have an inning at
Payton's Leo Avenue Theater next week.
TIE attraction will be Du souchet's sue
oeesful farce comedy, THE Man From
Mexico" Eta Reed Payton and Corse
Payton will have parts.
At tho Star The Golden Crook, a bur-
lesque company, viii be the attraction.
The jolly Girls are to he at the Nassau.
The Alcazar will have Miners Ameri-
cans.
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Hearts Of Cold With Maurice Freeman.
a wen known stock actor in its chief part.
Is billed at tho Murray Hill.
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musical comedy "It Happened la Nerd
land presented by the Lew Fields theater
company, u In the third week Of IN secont!
season. and apparently has lost mono OF
its popularity.
The new stock company at Proctor's
Fifth Avenue Theater will revive this
week Squire Kate one OF the oh DAILY
successes. The company now includes
Charles Riohmsn, Amelia Bingham. Charles
Dickson and Gertrude Coghan. Louise
Allen h another recent addition.
Nathan Hale will be the attrnction at
Pructor's 12Sth Srreet, with William j.
Kelley In the part which Nat G. Goodwin
created.
'Cheokers' will begin it's third season
tomorrow night ut the Grand Opera House.
With tho sxcsption Of the title role. the
cast Is substantially the same ssen during
tho popular plays many performances
In this city. Hans Robot. Q young actor
g SEASON. saS'sd' asd sS ssss S q sm '0
Primrose end hh big minstrel company
viii appear this week IN show beginning
with . picture Of oadtime minstrelsy, tho
in the grotesqne fashion Of fifty years ago,
when burnt cork shows were IN their IN
fancy. In . short dark change this changes
to Q twentieth century hfst part, with the
entire company IN evening dress.
The manassment Of the YorkviIle Thsater
has added to their stock company Miss
Evsngeline Dixey, the daughter Of Henry
E. Dixey. Mlss Dixsy viii assume the
eOuhFotto uart hoXt Woak IN The Girl
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Of Or" will be at the Majestic, and they
alone are enough to make it 60. In addi-
ton Mabel BarrisOn appears IS Dorothy,
and the rest Of the cast Is all that could be
wished,
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The Thalia will have this week tho melo-
drama After Midnight
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'Ths Ninety and Nine. Ramsey Morris's
lively melodramA, with it's engine scene,
will Be the weeks attraction at the Ameri-
oAn Theater.
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Jessie Mae Hall will appear in 'Ths Street
Singer at the New Star Theater.
The sun., 1905-09-10

The attraction ut Tire Fourteenth Street
Theater VIII Be David Harum, with william
II. Turner in the chief part.
The sun., 1905-09-10

additions, and puts her to sleep. It was
Chaunoey Oloott extended and elaborated
In the second act there is Christmas tree,
and much more Of the same sort Of thing
It all rings true a. an idyll can. The two
child actors are pretty and winning. Even
the cockney manservant, played with
admirable humor and discretion by Thomas
A. Wise, sheds tho flrtive tear. Only tho
jaded cynic could fell to honor the draft
on his waterworks.
In handling the love story, and his grown
ups In general, Mr.. Peple seems less sue
cessful. The woman, played by Grace
Kimball is presented In the most unamiable
light. and with the directneas, not to say
badness, OF melodrama. There Is never
question Of his feeling for the child, or Of
their joint responsibility toward Il. She
does as she does because she Is callous to
the child and to him. am not arguing that
this 10 false to life. Not even the demons
and temptresses Of Eighth avenue arc
always that. And playwright who elects
to write idyls OF childhood may be per-
mitted, il any one may be. to use broad
effects Of light and shadow. All I mean
is that here certainly, II not before, the
play would be more effective II more subtly
and veraoiously modulated. As playgoers
wha. We want to feel Is the strength, the
depth and the permanence Of the artists
slowly awakened lovefor his ward. There
must be no doubt that his first love was
mistaken; but to make it so utterly 90 is
to lessen the apparent force Of the affection
that in the course Of years supplants it.
I am the more strongly Of this opinion
because the intrusion OF such . ward b.
tween young people who are engaged
calls to tho surface hidden springs Of feel
Ing, or the lack Of. Il. which are seldom
revealed before marriage, and thus oasrs
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Babes IN Toyland' win be seen at the
West End this week FOR tho first time in
Harlem. The Victor Herbert music, the Glen
MacDonough book and the Julian Mitchell
staging made this one Of the popular musical
shows, and 1t has lost none Of itA attTac-
tiveness
The daily Alaskan., 1905-07-06
FIRST ONES STOPS THEM
R. H Brown is After Nevada
 Delegation

R. H. Brown, who is developing several quartz properties in the vicinity of Skagway, Is determined that some of the mining engineers, who will be due in Skagway on the Princess May next week, shall stop at this place while on their way to the inter'or. He has his eye on the Nevada contingent particularly. Mir. Brown is from Nevada.
 Yesterday Mir, Brown sent wire to the Nevada delegation at the congress of the American Institute of Mining Engineers, wAich was in session at Victoria, saying:
 Stop over at Sksgway, Largest mineral belt in world. Four groups DOW developed"
 Mir. Brown has unlimited faith iu Skagway's quartz properties,
The daily Alaskan., 1905-07-06
SHUT II UP
Mill Site Will be Fenced by
 Owners

In order to protect its title to the property the company owning the mill site upon which the Skagway baseball field is located will put fence around it. It is said the company, which is closely allied to the towsite and wharf companies, will bring suit shortly to quiet title to its property and desires to be in position to show actual possession.
 The fencing will not interfere with the baseball grounds, however The city council Monday night gave per mission to the company to put its fence across Third, Fourth and Fifth avenues and the alleys between them about 100 feet west of Spring street and per mission has been secured from the property owners between those streets to place the fence across their proper ties. This will make it so the baseball grounds will remain intact to protect which the council took the action i' did. The fence is to be removed from the streets and alleys whenever the council shall deem it advisable.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-07-06
Skagway Will Have Look at
 Real Warships

The Chicago, Marblehead and Perry, of Admiral c. F. Goodrich's Pacific squadron, which are cCming to Skag- way, will be the first ships of the Amer ican navy to visit this place except the little lOOO-ton gunboAt Wheeling. Their visit will give many people of this city their first look at modern war ships. There have been several rev euue cutters here but they are not of the navy. They are attached to the treasury department.
 A short description of the three ships is interesting reading:
 The Chicago is one of the oldest yes- sels of the new navy, She vas built ln 1883, but has been rebuilt within the last decade. She is a protected cruiser f " tons displacement, IS knots speed, 9O0Ohorse power triple expan- sion engines and cost sl,SSs,ooo. Her armament consists of A main battery oi four S,iuch breech loading rifles A-d l4 5-inch rapid fire guns. She has a sec oudary battery ot l4 3-inch, 2-pounder, 6-pounder and Colts rapid Are rides. She Is the flagship of Admiral Good rich ard is in command of Csp., Edwin K. Moore. Her complement is 8 com mlSsioned officers and 3I6 men.
 The Marblehead is q small cruiser of 2OS9 tons displacement, built in 1890 at a cost ol sG74,OOO. She has . speed of lS4 knots per hour and 545l-horse power triple expansion engines Her main battery consists of 10 inch rapid fire guns She has a secondary battery oi II S-inch, 2-pounder and 6.pounder rapid Ire rifles and one Colts auto matic machine gun. She is iu com mand oi Commander F. H. Holmes Her complement Is 20 commissioned officers and 254 men.
 The Perry is a torpedo boat destroy CT, built iu 1899, 4SO tons displacement, 29 knots speed, 9lOOhorse power triple expansion engines, and cost t2S5,0 Her battery consists oi two 3inch and Ave 6-pounder rapid fire rifles and two ls-inch Whitehead torpedo tubes. She is commanded by Lieut. F. H. Scho- field.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-07-06
NATURE SPARES
The Stricken Rose From Grief.


 What a fortunate provision Of nature it Is. that deprives the rose of mental suffering; for how poignant would be its grief to discover, In the height Of its blooming glory. that a canlSer fed at it's heart. and that its beauty and fragrance were doomed forever. Nature always spares the suffering; she is a verltable store-house of pleasing rewards, for those who seek her aid. In the years gone by falling hair and grayncss havc cast a gloom over the lives of thousands of young women. but thanks to the in vestigations of scientists the true cause of hair destruction Is now known to be a germ or parasite that burrows into the hair folliclcs. Newbro's Herpicide absolutely destroys this germ, thus permitting the hair to grow as na- ture intended. Sold by leading drug gists Send lOc. in stamps for sample to The Herpicide Co, Detroit Mich.
 Wm. Britt, Special Agent,
The daily Alaskan., 1905-07-06

Ice cream and sherbetS at the Vienna Bakery, Best in town. Phone &.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-07-06
For sals at a Bars aiu.

co account of departure, l VII sell my household furniture at private sale to suit purchasers. Goods consisting ot following, in hrSt class condition: l rosewood New York Arion piano, | double oak bedSte q and center brace springs, wool top mattresses, l eurled hair mattress, moss mattress, cape bottom chairs, sewing machine all complete; walnut center table, dining table, kitchen cabinet table, parlor lounge, carpets, crocFery, glass ware and pictures, etc.. etc,
 Mrs. A. J. Cohen, First house west of Broadway, Sth ave,
The daily Alaskan., 1905-07-06
sl.s,r,o ss....s. rr..,-s.s

Tho Principal Barber shop has se cured the great Carpenter Vibrator and ls prepared tO give the best cleo tric massage treatment that ever has been devised. They are an absolute cure for headache, rheumaiism snd other disorders, improve the circuls. t;oa and give nervous strength. We have private rooms Ter ladies. Prinei- pal Barber shop.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-07-06

Get your ice cream at Muir's.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-07-06
Send 1t Back

Would be much obliged to the gen. tlemau who took my overcoat from the steamer Union, July |, it he would kindly return the same.
 II, B. Le Fevre.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-07-06
Pack Traiu Always Leads

The Pack Train saloon always leads, It carries ouly the best brands of whis' kies, wines, beers and all the other goods to be had at tirst-class gentle meu's resort. u
The daily Alaskan., 1905-07-06

Baths 25 cents. Fine porcelain tubs at the Portland Lod ring House. Rooms 25c, 800, 75e and si. Fifth avenue, oI- posite Canadian Bank of Commerce.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-07-06
At whois.al. Prios.

The Mascot saloon sells liquors, either bulk or case goods at gb0lesale prices. An the old brands always co hand. lO-l-u.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-07-06
SKAGwA0 WEATHER

The result of the observation taken at Moore wharf at midnight, July B, 1905 is as follows: Temperature time of observation, ... 52 Max, temp. preceding 24 hours D.. ., 6S Min {" ......5O NTcap co hQ
 Barometer, 29,S2,
 South winC, cloudy,
The daily Alaskan., 1905-07-06

The Pantheon boothlack makes your shoes look like @ nieger's heel Try him, he Is m expert.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-04
A Wonderful Experience in
a Fdr-Off Island. Where
He Became the
Kings Friendly Adviser

- 4lo-a or,;dst the gloom for such thing had
svs been heard of before They yelled and shrieked
for helm and the old high priest was most fright
ened of them all Even the king chung to Iommy's
arm in fear and trembling. The priests poured out
of tho tempIe in crowds fleeing before Tomny's
shower of fery balls like sheep, and the people
oazad in arnazement to see the men before whom
thew had always bowed shaking In terror as they
ran away.
Tommy caught the old high priest by the nape OF
his fat neck and hauled him outside, and the hing
followed Pushing the priest along until they
reached the great altar porcn; ne snouseo 70 tne
astouished multitude, which nao supposed tne1r
King consumed by the flames:
listen o citizens of Ghanma, to your good
Kings wordsP
Then the King made a long speech ana told them
aIl that had been discovered and the termed high
nriest confessed ALL Many of the priests had He'd
and concealed themselves, but others came forward
and also confessed, claiming that they had always
thought this stealing OF the peoples goUaS @ 70 6s
priesthood These men the angry people pardoned,
but the high priest and many OF his eontederatea
were burned exactly they had pretended TO burn
the treasures of the land
seen what heaps of grain of gold, silver jewels, gar
ments statues, ivory, ebony, amber, pearls, dla~
monds rubies copper, lead-in tact heaps or every
thing costly and useful-hat were piled away IN the
vast recesses of that immense and ancient temple
of rorues the shouting simply terrific; but be-
fore eli this treasure was divided UP among the
people of Ghamna the King ordered the great loo!
to be turnbled down into the public square and
split into kindling wood, and this command was
obeyed with great delight.
The great eyes of the idol were found to be made
of immense eneralds, which were pried out by the
King and given to Tommy souvenirs of the joy
Gus occasion. They were large as baseballs, and
cleaned like huge flames!
Then began the taking out Of the vast, uncount-
able heaps of treasure in the temple, and 1t took
ten weeks to bring it all out and divide 1T among
the citizens. When at last each had received his
share it was found that every man, woman and
child in all the land millionaire, and the
populaee went almost crazy, for, you may well
imagine the change from dire poverty to immense
wealth was almost too sudden TO be taken calmly
Everything was altered; the people went to bed
at night but by day they gave feasts, picnics and
parties constantly. They instantly bought ships,
built railroads and trolley lines, and went into
business with the rest of the world selling their
wonderful treasures for money, and IN year were
known the world for their marvellous ivory,
ebony pearls and other precious things
Tommy was made Grand Minister because he
alone knew how to guide the kingdom in this
state of things, and they paid him two or three