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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-28
THIS DAY IN HISTORY
December 18th.
ss.ns1..aznesrsn asnseaaapssaua

4127e-Lntun Of the Prmate of Eng
land 10 the lllnnery at Godstow, thai
HI public prayers on this day, Childcrmas,
should not any more be saik by little
girls.
sfeo1--The town OF Kinsale, head Of the.
sea, IN Ireland, garrIsoned By Span-@
iards ana Irish Catholics, surrendered
to the English armies.
1e94-AIary H., Queen Of England, died OF
smallpox, aged thirty-three. She had
reigned six years in conjunction Nsth.
William III, and was greatly cytolled
for her virtues
1853 The French settlement OF Gorco
taken By the British Admiral kapprl.
.1727-SinguIar sinking and rising OF land
at Scarborough, in Yorkshire. Eng
land.
1904 Russia and Sweden we're ncgotiat-
In. a snbadary treaty.
1e2e--Gcorgla refused 10 allow the Indians
10 sci up ~ independent government
" IN that State
1885 Samuel Colt patented revolving fire.
arms.
1854 --Engla,!d, france and Austria signed
protocol recording tho Interpretation
fixed By the allies 10 the four points
ot negotiations.
property Il, Gharlastop. took posses
sion Of Castle Pinckney ma Fort
| Moultrie,
1s61.@h light TOOK placa nj Mount Zion,
Boone comfy Mo: tho confcdcrates
were dispersed with considerable loss
In Killed wounded and prisoners
! Fl. Union losa, thrco Killed and eleven
wounded,
| 1e62-3rhc Enlonisls drove Tho Confcder-
| a,cg from tho Glat aid second lines
| OF defense and advanced 10 within
! iwo and q half miles Of VlcksburS
| General Blunt entered Van Buren,
ARK. capturing four steamboats, iadcr
with prOyigIona
1ssa,gEnporls were sent out from New
| Orleans pf aucccSafuI raids made OF
Guerilla camps ny Union soldiers.
| lees.-F rhrfe invited RnssIh tosattcnd tlit
| lfaStcrn Conference.
1879 -~Therb vas much turmoil In Mexico
over the government suppression o.
| NO rcllgloIis Ordfrs.
| 1oo9--sItushh. Jnp,ncse War; JapancBG cap
turn l.ihlung fort and now have Por
Arthur NJ their mercy; thousands o
men lost In assault
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-28
SUBURBAN RESIDENTS.
Southern Railway Offers Induce
ments to Lynchburg People.

Especial to The Times Dlspatch.)
AMHERST. VA. December 2I.--lhc
Southern Railway Company has decided
TO sell Communication tickets from AM
herst TO- Lynchburg and return. Under
this arrangement. flfty-two trips IL
month between Amherst and Lynchburg,
a distance OF fourteen miles, Will cost
only 1910. 1t Is believed that this will
result in n great many of the business
people OF Lynchburg living at Amherst,
where rent and living expenses are
cheaper as under the good schedule now
existing between this point md Lynch
burg, they could readily go to Lynchburs
In the morning and return 10 their homes
here IN the afternoon, thereby being en-
ablcd 10 combine the pleasure or lifo In
rural village with the business OPP
pOrtunitleS Of town.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-28
PLAN 100000 BRIDAL
GIFT For MISS ALICE
Subscriptions Limited to Ten
Cents From Eight Million
Persons.

Especial TO The 'rmcs-D ispntch)
WASHINGTON, December 27.--Socicty
and ofTlcinldom were amused and d little
shocked to-day by Il dispatch from
Baker city, Ore, telling OF tho inaug,ira-
tion of a great popular subscription for
II wedding gift to Miss Roosevelt.
Tho scheme is to open lists In eHcll
State, limiting individual subscriptions to
10 cents; transmit tho sums collected 10
tho various state trcnsurcrs, and finally
10 the Secretary Of tho Treasury, TO be
turned over to tho bride on tho day o.
her marriage to Congressman Iongwoi III.
The promoters who are not annouhceu-
suggest tho modest total OF $4,000
No one has vet had tho courage 10 hsE x
what Is thought at the White House 81
this quaint cbulltion Of friendly iiits'cst
In the Prcsidcnts daughter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-28
Merely Joking

j Il H's
Sour Grapes.-''Why' doesn't Mrs. Yung-
wife make her husband buy her few
diamonds q? %? "She says she considers dia-
,nonds vulgar. Goodness! are they that
poor?"--Chicago Sun,
His Extraordinarily YOU ever no!
tice.,' said the man who attends freak
exhibitions. THAT most mind-rcndcrs are
women NO" answered the man who
Is in awe of his wife. But l have noticed
that most women are mind readcrs -
Washington Star.
Cynlcai.-"Curious idea, this transmit
grafton of souls. said the man who
reads profound things superhclally. Yes"
answered Miss Cayenne. III thought
some human beings I know could posi-
bly, be TRANSPORTED into animals, Ishould-
Mt be nearly as fond of pets as am. -
Washington Star.
She Had Him.-Aiiss Ann Thropc: ] was
shocked to hear you were married I
wouldn't marry the best man on Garth.
Mrs. Newbride: Huh. Hc never gave
you n chance. He assures me was
the only girl he ever proposed to. -Phila-
delphla Ledger
Mere Courtesy.--'"Why do you call Mrs.
Dc vcse your auntie? She isn't really
any relation to you, is she?'' mp" re-
! piled the sweet child. II suppose not.
| really, but she and mamma have both
| been married to the same man."-Chicago
| Record Herald
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-28
Skeleton in Mountains.

t Especial to The Times Dlspntch.)
WY,rIIEVILLE. VA. December o7.-
Tho skeleton OF a man was found near
Clnrl1's Summit In the cast end of Myths
yesterday. all the flesh was off and the
clothing about falling to pieces. midi
cation are that the man was killed with
n sh,. gun Thcra IS nnthins as yet to
sugpe4. who the party was or the per-
pctrator OF tho crime
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-28
Object to Popular Present.

CINCINNATI, December aI--"l'lle very
ideal" Mrs. Nicholas Longworth. 'i,olhel
OF Congressman Iongworth. VINO IS u
marry Alice Roosevelt, is reported 10
have said when told OF the propos, , ".
non,1ar subscription as wedding pres
ant far Miss Roosevelt. 1t Is said both
shc and her daughter object to the pan.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-28
y Charged With Girls Death.

Especial to Ia Times Dispatch
E POCAHONTAS, VA, December 27.--
Benjamin Read has been arrested charged
With tho murder OF his sister. Eliza peud,
who was found dead III her. home near
Pocahontas last week, having bean struck
IN tho head with IN nx. or some blunt
instrument. The preliminary trial is In
progress and the eYllnnt:o against the
accused scems to be very damaging. ,rhe
Gaze will no doubt be sent ZIP 10 the
grand jury.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-28
And Then He Went.

Little Brother TO sister who IN citing
with her hancc)-Do you know wiiat
Think
sister--No; what liz 1t
Il think II ! we're not In the room Mr..
Jones would kiss you"
you impudcnt boy. Leave tho room !n-
mantly. --fransatcd for Tales from
"Mc2gendorfer Elattcr."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-28
Christcncd.

over In Holland, It Is said" grimly re
marked the yilngcr who had been rolled
In tho duAt by u rampant pull-Wagon.
They call an automobile u smell rahrc-
observation-disclosures gpitrcolriytuna; and.
b. thunder, 40 do Land J add a Dam
dam uality 10 -, too ."-I'uck.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-28
n n -17"FF=7--'
Who Paws the Tax2

" Inc real eSiate owner Who secures
loan upon his isnd Is required TO pay
HIS lax anon the evidence of debt ana
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-28
Family Grammar.

Hodney--Do ,yom have trouble with
picksy--Nopc; my vito sayE you
shall" and ] say ~ WiIl."-Ftck,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-28

Mr. Roosevelt lives in Virginia az much
az he can.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-28

Nasnlna,ot eurcau... Sol 14sh ST., N. ".
,,.,,..,.r R,,rea,,.. .11o2 Hull St.
Petersburg Rureau....44 N. Sycamore ST.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-28

W" caanot shy who will win In the race
FOR treasurer. but VIC know the man
who sc.s Inc Pace.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-28

Counting His Chickens.
Jack scnior.-How many times have you
been plucked?
Dick Junlor--lTour times, counting next
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES journal.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-28

Now. II any candidate had only thought
10 employ the Burton Lyceum-but It's
too late now.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-28

BY MAIL, one SIX inreo ~
POSTAGE PAID. Year. Mos. Mos. MO-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-28

Daily. with sun....ss.oo $500 sioo 's %
daily. Without Sun. 400 200 Ivy o OF
Sun. edition only. 200 1.oo 'o og ~
Weekly (Wed.)..... 100 so 80 =.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-28
rELEHoNEs.

Business .'''.o4. =
Editorial Departmcnt....... ..'... 20" ~.
Circulation Departmental. ........'. 90
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-28

Anybody want to exchange second.
hand lawn mower for bunch OF SILK
liandkcrch;efs and mufflcrs?
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-28

Let ns remember That the poor hay
a way Of getting cold and hungry aftc
the Christmas festival.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-28

Railroad travel has picked up smartl.
during the past few days. Passes 70
1906 have few d&yg Of grace.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-28

In 1872 seats on the New York Stock
Exchange sold for 500 each. Recently,
a sest sold a h'gi, as $50" The mar. s''an
who purchased seat thirty years ago
would have made q snug little fortune, II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-28

Uncle Joe Cannon says Congress is nc
worse than 1t used to BE: IT,. 4 ffar"il..s j.
that it is harder these days to keep from
being found out. Hurrah for the news
papers:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-28

Mrs Burnett says there are always
two ways Of looking at thing. and
frequently six or seven. Yes, indeed,
madam especially IN cgsnoS season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-07

wowan is unseinsh This II IN
direct contradiction 20 those uHsitieu
nhiloaaphrrs who say she Is not. II
= unseifishness that makes won an
contradict. anyhow She would
rathrr give her opinion than keep
II to herself Why. woman has az
aays bccn uuseinah. Heginnins
with Eve. who got the apple first,
Wuman's charity aud llberality have
been marked. Eve undoubtedly
liked that apple bid she eat u all
herself No Did she tell Adam
there wasn't goink 10 be any core
Ne. she shared the apple with him
unssIfishly
And so Il goes 10 this day. Man
always asking and woman ever Civ
ing and forgiyinE. She gives advice.
excuses. parties. her time. directions.
her heart and her hand Even when
something prevents her giving the
latter she Is always glad 10 give the
mitten without the hand tn H. the
good, easy soul that she H.
There IL nothing selfish about NO
man. Why. she doesn't even keep
a secret. knew one exception. =
woman who had ben told By her
cousin that her beauty THE cousin'sl
was fading Time passed and moth
Ing more was heard 81 the matter
One day the cousin came TO this wo-
man and said 20 her. Z think you're
4 dear. sweet thing Even n ! am
getting ugly. you have never said
word about u to anyone oh. ="
said the woman. 4 didn't know that
vas any secret.
There is only one thing a woman
does not like 20 give and that r. TO
give up a man And man ls so
selfish that he entirely Agrees With
Ter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-07
TEN REASONS
WHY
You Should PaiFonIze the
Eggan z Ericsson
Studio

list Because we SELL no COT
pONg.
End Because We satisfy our Gus
toners
5rd Because we use up-to-dats
methods.
4th Because We make no charges
for reaitiinga.
9Th Because we are fitted FOR all
kinds Of work known 10 the pho
tograDhic art
9Th Because We are successful in
baby photography.
7th- Because We deliver our work
promptly.
Because we treat all custom-
ers alike
9th Because We are especially
fitted for large groups and society
work and last. but not least" WE
SELL THE BEST WORK FOR
LESS
Our studio f. located in the new
Etel building. Second and Pike. oe-
eupying north half Of sixth floor.
Take elevator Both phones. Open
sundays only from 70 3 p. m.
EgRau & Ericsson. photographer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-07

company which H. supposed to be-
muiuai are supposed 70 ~ "a sny
I'm the shaping of the general man
urameHt ~ the company The
have known nothing about fhig.t.. d,
lection ~ the integrity IF sebb.,y
In the next place. II = asb an,
because Us purpose iof fssuita IA
people 81 TIE eoal2 ~ money ends
the polls. To gli'of the milton have
"htsh the ls,sectlnE ia the greatest
no iaea y this astounding revela
sti'ns nifh finance diHetaaeH
ton what's 10 be- done about So
absolutely nothing iH to be done
maj ia. permanently done ga long
ua the great privileges poaHeHHed by
theHe men shall continue Ia their
hands 10 tempt them RAILROADS.
FdH tAETANCE. SHOULD not
lie II PRIVATE HANDS Eeo-
uamieally, they are "a public func-
tion. they are the arteries u tho
body social they should be IL public
hands. II they were Ia pubiie hands
all the stock iobbluE In relation Co
them would cease.
The tariff be- nn institution for the
tanatiuu ~ the many for the benefit
of the few That SHOULD cease
With these two great forms Of pfiyi-
exc eut 81 politics the two great
sources ot corruption funds would
be destroyed ana politics would
thereby be much purer.
The law BE- New York formerly re-
qulred that dividends should be paid
To paiieyhoidsra every five years.
Nj Henry a. Hyde. father af the
Equitable Life. ~ lie said. had %
changed 30 that the time OF pa1 o.
ment was optional with the COM
uAnieH. which seems 10 mean that
dividends never viii be paid. or at
any tate not Boo this life.
The whole trouble arises IN the
want Of vigilance ~ the people az
large. Meu viii uso power II thsy
can get a.
know remarkable case ~ "a
member Of congress. Who Ma per-
hana the largest individual stock
holder in asa extensive steel rain
making company This man Was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-07

.fdef. aud earnestly tried 20
~ amendments 10 tariff bill
~ that steel rails should be put
upon the free Hai fie had a hard.
hot fight with the representatives -
tho pttfahufR aud other steel rail
making companies. in the end hla
amendment wan showed under when
" came To vote This man WaH
uHtounded and mortified a. suisse
pueutly learu that his company had
made r. handsome contribution to
the republican, campaign fund when
Mckinley was the candidate. and
was declaring that the tarin qaeH-
tlou WaH the paramount issue.
AND 50 IT ~ WITH ALL OF
THESE GREAT COMPUTATIONS
on THE COUNTRY II THEY
HAVE ADVANTAGES WHICH
ARISE FROM LEgiTLATtON OF
ANY KIND AND WHICH THEY
BELIEVE FURTHER LEGtsf.A-
TtON can ENLARGE or DE-
RTHoY. TIE TEMfTATt0H II
VERY STRONG 10 CONTmgufE
HANDSOMELY no THE rOLfTI-
CAL PARTY WHICH, RETAINING
or OBTAINING THE ASCEND
ANCY. WILL EXTEND or PRO
TECT THOSE iNTEHERTH
That ia the law and the gospel
Of money Ia elections. and until the
people realize g. scandal after
scandal. like this developing In the
case 81 Insurance companies. viii
be- exposed Each succeeding scan
DIAL. hoaeter. sill become wofae as
the concentration Of wealth and
pow e. goes uu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-07

chance had honest voters against
that mountain Of cleaning gold
How was this money fpentf THAT
Is the natural question.
Legislatively7
n va. why la not informs,sf'e
forthcoming Why does Nj. 800
kius' knowledge relative e win Il
900 contributions atop .i''syinrnt by
mere authorization =
his committee . Mccall 20 into
why does ~ 70 explain that
elaborate ,nIa money. o. seeming
iloo.oVO honey vent 10 Judge
y "l mon Tor the purchase of real
ll.sfs in the rear Of the New York
IRE Insurance tamuauy.r home Of
Gee, whFe the concern proposed 60
sfect. an annex
Who III Judge Hamilton
There are those Who say he 10 "a
lawyer 81 corporation practice Of
New York and Albany There are
others who call him the chief 90 the
HHlaek Horse cavalry" "a Albany.
The implication would seem 90 be
that Mr. Hamilton had to conduct
the legislative end 81 the New
York Life Insurance eampapy'a bus.
mess al the state capital Just now
Judge" Hamilton Is travelling in
Europe 30, apparently IL Mr.
Cornelius ~ bliss. she fat fryer"
81 the republican Rational commit
tee
n this whole business f. not rob
bery. what is IT
II " robbery. Of various kinds
Htfnt. according 10 the evidence be-
fore the legislative committee. no
WAS made by the dl-
reetorH generally for election con
I fibutions. The policy holders Of a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-07
THE VALUE OF CHARCOAL
3 s~ People Knew How Useful IL is
IN Preserving Health and Beauty

Nearly even body kn0ea fh4t char
coal il the safest aud most efficient
disinfFetant aud pufifirr in nature. bot
feN realize tta value vhsu taken lata
e4ssaslHk pufEarr.
Chareaai l. = remedy that she usafs
foa faNs q q The better Il il Hst
Esass Ard impurities always present lu
the stomach and int~stiuea ard ear
flies them uuf 20 The HyHteIn=
sharuaal HNertrus the breath after
smoking drinking uf afisr eating
Charcoal rfffrfuaiiF ciFara ard Itn-
proves the compilation. tf uhsfnHs ths
teeth aud further acts a. 4 material
ard sHinsutif safe raihaftie
ID alaafisa the Injurious Hassa whtch
collect tn fhs stomach ard HaaelH t.
dlsfhfeHfa the mouth AID throat from
the eaEsaH - cHtafrh
~ druEEists srli charcoal n one
form eT another hwf uruha hit the teet
charcoal and fhs muat faf the money
ia lu HtHaFtH Charcoal t.aEeHaHs they
are earuuoHeif y tho fines easisrsd
anticipates On tablet form ~ rather in
the form - iarEr. pleasant tasting
luzsnEez the charcoal hsiHs mixed
The aaHv uss ~ thsas laseurra Hin
seen tell in q much IMPROVED fandi.
tian ~ the Erusfn health. better fam-
piesian. swrstsf breath aad rurer
htuad ard The beauty - &c is that no
possible harm can result ffam thsiP
continued use bot on the contrary.
great benefit
a HuffRfu physician in speaking ~
The benefits - charcoal aaFa adj
Use atHarfs Charcoal f.uzsuEsa - 81
patients HtffsrinE from Eas iH stomach
and bowels and o. clear che HHfHnfaN -
Ion ard purify the breath mouth ana
throat Hlan believe the liver f. great.
h. tanafffad hV fhr dnile nee - them
they coat bat twenty-five cents hoV
az dflF stores. and aiihafEh la Hame
sense q nafeut PREPARATION. #st ] he
WsWe I sat more md better charcoal
iu atHHrf5a Charcoal floHeuKeH than o.
any - The ordinary charcoal tablets
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-07

protect these things. which are In
imicai to the interests of the pen
pie AZ large. that the New York
tifr Insurance company contrihufe1
10000 IN each % three successive
presidential campaigns.
The tiseaea must be branded IS
corruption money. aud goes along
with the Kind II money used ~ the
great mobiles 10 buy election to the
consuinhipa and other great offices
ln Rome when that government had
become politically rotten.
Mr. Perkins could not give any
Information about what other In
HurRnce companies ava in respect to
campaign funds But We may be
morally certain that they did their
share
what an enormous figure the
grand total must have been! What
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-07
RAsTus CONFESSION

Ali tell you why Aim loain sleep
Il am a secret Al can't keep.
Els a dark gresn milYun cross de
fence
when An look AZ e Al lose ma
sense
Fob An years right smaht
To win de heaht
OBJ dat good ole GaWsy mllyuu.
All knows An dassent tech dat vine.
All knows An dasseu. cross dat line
But. bless yore soul. All can't hold
still.
ALL git dat mliyun an cat ma I'M
Fob An years right zmaht
To win de- heaht
Oh dat sweet ole Gawgy milyun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-07

lnw protected. we believed it Vas
absolutely a legitimate thiuE to 10
10 protect the property - these
hundreds q thousands " people sRs
rrywhrtr. And ln ihe second came
paigu We believed the same fhlnEt
and when We HaW that 81 Louis
platform Roosevelt bryan came
paigni We believed o. more than
ever. ard ne met q be- We meet any
other expense Tor The preservation
and protection Of our property
The property possessed BY the
great insurance companies. a.
shown I'm these Investigations. l.
largely ia railroad stocks and bonds
la banking concerns and iu the so
called iuduHtfiaia. otherwise known
TO the world - the Ercat mauufae-
turing trusts
The property. Ia other words. Il
ownership IN forms 81 monopoly.
forms u privilege. and n was 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-07
~ nENRY GEORGE IN


NEW YORK. prt g Nj George
" Perkins. chairman - the finance
committee 81 the New York Life
Insurance company. testified under
cath before the legislative Insurance
Investigation commission that hts
committee authorized the payment
Of SIS f8es SO 90 the republican ma
tienal committee in the recent cam
raiRu. when Theodore Roosevelt
MS elected president Nj Perkins
went On to say that in the tNo pres
idensial campaigns in which VIII
liam Mekiuisy was elected 10 the
presidency the New York. life eon-
trthuted ttuo. 600 20 the republican
campaign.
When question was raised Why
the money was paid Perkins sald
The funds were made ur IN the
first instance and o. the Mckinley
campaigns because We believed that
the Integrity Of our assets Was be-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-07
STILL FIGHTING FOR WABASH
CONTROL

TOLEDO. g. oct Application
was made In court by Ramsey this
morning asking the removal If the
election inspectors for The Wabash
at the last annual eiee-
ton. declaring they are not quail
fled BY education and experience 10
serve. lie declares in portion he ia
Htill president ~ the Wabash. de-
spite the action 81 the directors IN
removing him. lie alleges that Ger
tain stockholders are preparing 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-07

Llebler representative An
interpreter translated thus.
hoW = cherf'
With a shrug Of the shoulders
did little last night at M--'s play
I'm afraid so
OF tickets"
The ambitious playwright however dissuaded rom t
hts royalty and prestige at such sacrifice
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-07
EVERN IIrrIF urtps-

HEY tell this story on a talented YOUNG
Brazilian who wrote play Tor Reiane aud tray
cled Ia her tetlnue when she toured this eouh-
Try about a year arn Rcianc vas playing a
weeks engagement In Cincinnati. where Ger
man stock company plays TO $ Y. O. every sun
day. but where the French performers OF the
Parislenne were on the other hand greeted with
poor houses. One OF the plays put On during tue
week was that OF a youug French author 81
promise The play being entirely unfamiliar
20 "ZlnElnnettN" the house vas ono 81 the
smallest Of the week. tho merit Of the play and
star Notwithstanding On the next night, the
young Brakihans play. equally admired by Re
Jane aud just As unknown 90 the nlayEoers, was
put on The author haunted the front OF the
house until the curtain rose and then poked his
,ad into the box office A few voluble sentences
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-07
THE GOOD OLD DAYS.

long 10 be chilli again. prodigy Of four
And the coal OF circuit be a headliner once more.
Again be Little Eva fragile. van distract
Who plainly heard the angels call because she sell
dom ate.
My fancy gayiy backward goes. and for that time /
sigh.
When TOpsy absoutmlndedy devoured gawdust pie;
And Lawyer MARKS mandamused oft a railroad res
tauraut
70 sell sandwich at the price for section crews ox-
tant
can't forget the oanquets which the troupe by chance
made glad
Iegree would swipe the steak the bloodhounds should
have had.
And then would steal logging chain to hold the bow
from
Chasing in reality and eating Uncle Tom.
An, those we're days when Il dld not embarrass the
profeeh
TO give imitation Of falling Off I'm flesh:
I'm sure II we're back again In those barn storm
ina days.
I'd need no maid to help me when I want to lace my
stays.