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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-13
Ierdants' c Miuers' @ranspDr.
tntipn GpmnAnn.
9ampier.eipien

9ampfer.oipien.
gtn6 9often uno BEN Often: ieben Mputaa,
9ienftas, 9oHnerfta9 uHb Snnnftde, abenbs
@ 1ibr.
9d6 1robioenee lnb benz Often: feoenGorn.
tag. Wttttpo6 uno 5reitae, @benos Q tlbr.
Nl6 Meiugort Netps lno ssorfoIf: tdsIt8
nm @ llbr @henos.
Srnft ipirb tieIi6 big 3 llbr abenbs f1r an
benz 1nee nbfnbrenbe 0nntpfer nnaenommen.
Na6 Sdbaltltu6 uno benz Siioen: ie6en Diers
ttoa, Sonneritag uuo Gdmitao, Mbenos 8 ll6r.
Soitoner uno 9rubtbence : 9ampfer fabren
bon Der @eriie am SuBe oes 9oags 9ods oh;
Snoannab.8 dntpfer bon Der @erfte an SuBe
Der Beits Sauss4beHie.
6. u. Gtninsban,. sIeent,
2ongsRod.
%. 9. Suruer, .@..8.sM.
n. .. etebbius, 8.smR.
Sdnptbiireali Or. GOA. Rprb'Gparles. ctr.
Srdbt' nno gufa9ea8tirenu-Hr. 22t, Beft.
BaltimuresStrnBe. l113,I&5)
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@eitern Iarplano-8 abn.
Srat am 10. DECEMBER 1904 In araft.
0lQe b%erluiieu StuensStation. tpte tpIaf

Srat am 10. 9eSember 1904 In araft.
8noe b~erlniien Stqen:Statton, pie toIat:
Sdgltdi
400 Born. - Sbnel5ng, SauptIinie, Sa0erss
totplt, gSnbne5boro, u. K ~. 8nbn uno ben
SiioefL uno 1us1etoniinen SoHntdaS q. 3D.
Sabr S1teod. Johannesburg, Warttnsburg
llno 8inbeiter.
1i.25 Ibenoe @ffort. mad tl~uionsgrtose.
Shgun, aussrnpmmrn epnRtaas.
2inte SftIid bon gaorp'Srobe. Carlisle nno
g.. & $. Bubn.
s.15 Born. = Saupllinie. Sasersiopn, gbips
persbura. -Sre6erid, gmmiftSbure ur6 q. &
90. B1bn bis clifton,
1912 Born Iffoui. nab ~r1ntonsSrioae,
Oorf INT Setihs6nre.
2.25 Ha6m. - Nffom. ra1 @utorbs0robe.
1926 Rahn. - Iftprl. mad @morps1 rube, y. &
8. Sib., fopie golt.
4.l6 Nodm. - Iffom. mad uniouIBrtoge.
800 Hadm-GrpreB nab BeftTinfter, unisr'
Bridge, mo oant Nffunt. bis Sa9erStofpn,
foipie Sntcud. 5reherid, @mmitisburs ulo
Gbippet5blrG. (8arlors9ar.)
1925 aindlm. - Grpreh nadp yorf, caunper aub
$50 Nabm. - affom. na6 Gmorts Strobe.
G.t5 MbenoS - SIffom. mad lntonsSrtoge.
500 @benbS - gftom. nod GuIurts9ro6e.
Bur gDnutdgs.
$50 @orm. - Mffon. mad l~tniorscribse nro
Sanober.
2.30 Gadbn, - Nffpr. nod llnious9ribae.
4.3O 9a6n,. - slffom. nab @rlprbs@ robe.
= Sdlt ntbi on Der 9ernfOibuntd.stbe .sStnttor
8iuets iino 8epdds@iireal, MIbaueb's, STE
CHARLES unb 9eIingtrnsGtrafe.
3ige 5c!ter an untors, Berlnfbi bnrtdssibe.s
SiiItorts iino @aIbrpofs (gortb'sioerle) Station.
q. 8. 0rismplo, g. z. ~,
n. IN. Supen. q. q. q.
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Gbeiapeafe SampfersG ompasnie.

SbttuptuttsStHtt.
9Ieaante Quiiaeiers Sampfer .9luauita" unb
nNtlanta" nab
Glib Tutnt Comfort lno Wuriplf, Ga.
SdnipIer o~erIaiien Baltimore tGeli6 (anSees
%ftontrleit Sonniags) I'M $50 9beros uub fonls
men in Slo Yoint Comfort nm 6 ll1r Mors
gems iino In 9~iorIoIf I'M us Moreens al, ars
lblteBeno an Die gifenhnbn5iiee mad allen
Eurften oes SiioenS mo Siiopeitens.
Durf' 9tuer.gtnie.
Sleearte Gaiiaeier.S Camper pGburIotte" uns
Baltimore"
nndl gScit.Yuint ltno Htdlmpno, 8a.
Sampler ~perlaiien Baltimore 9ienttaes, Sors
fierlt19s nno Samfiaas lin 8 llbr Nddiniftugs
mo ~fonlnlerl gu g8eitsRoint I'M 100 Wlorpeiis
u1o 6i HtdIluno I'M 9.25 Miorgers all.
Vie Santpfer lperber nnf Der Sins uno Rid
lnbrt I'M ,Yorf:Nioer an folaenben Tlrften dIl'
le9en Slonceiter Euini, Clap gdnf nno Ius
mono'S.
Eampier u~erlaiien Baltimore ppm Bier sr. is
nno 10, isbtitraRen .Neerfte..
SlirdsStleie nab alien Yurlffe1 foHilet ges
ltbert Sepld uligeeeben uro 2niiiten5inlnter
IN SoranS ~reierpirt pcrben In oet 9tetiaeit
8tlets Nlreulr: 9ir. 3t7. 9lorbs9 barIessSfrdBe.
w. II, Neits9entresS trdbe, ooer ben Daiipfs
Slreaiir; Nr. $50. 2iabtStrabe. Baltimore, W'o.
Htuben Spiter, G. Z. Sbtsul,
Gen. s9eiflittsilBrer. @en.spiuetagent.
&. Q. D,s1auud, r~eifenber Yaffaaiersstaent.
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Gneeu Wnne's GiIenba6n-Gp.

1nhrplau trat am II. December 1904 TN arait.
Tampfer ~ucrfaiieu Bier 3r. 91k, qigbt.Strabr,
taglidi (ausgenommer Sonntag) mn 200 9urm
n1b 2uue.Yutni, GueeustouI, Gcntreotae, Ten.
iirS nm $50 sladm. na6 alien Slriten bis
Sc,prS, Icl.
Nnfblub an GREENWOOD NIT Der .SeIapare.
0nbn" nod allen Runiien fiiolidl an Der agteius
9urf, Bhiluoelpbiu uno gtorfpIfsBnbu".
. SaheH in .Gueen Slime InffIub an bic
%. & 6. @ifenbabn" nab Cation uno Srforb.
Srndt miro t1gliG bis @ ubr gt1enoS emit
seeei genoTtnlen.
Spbu 6. soslep. Sen. pa. .eIeertt.
Srant Gblen, Seaueiter.
(lGdt271O
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IarSlanb mnb YenmIpIuania.gahu

$50 Born. mad Oorf, tiaIit, ausoeuom.
men Gonntnes.
$50 Born. nnd 9eItd. MIR Sonntnes.
$50 nab Selair, tdgIi6, nusgeuommeu
Gonntnes.
1926 gaabm. nab gort, tdeIi3. auseenom.
men GonttagS. .s5s
400 @a6rn. mad 9eItn, fur Sonntaes.
4.20 na6 Delta, tdgIt6, alseenommien ON
Sonntaa.
600 g'o6m. llnd geIair, tdeIi6, ausaenous
men GoftntdgS.
1000 gbenbS. nod BeI1ir, nut Gonntaas.
1f.45 MoenbS, nat 1etalr, Nittmo9 uub
Gamftas.
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SaItimOr. 9ampf.Yafet.Gp So.
(9ilte unb 6uuerl1iTgc Snt.9tHfs.)

Die Der. SiGateT.Boit 6ei6r6crnO.
9nmpier inbren tGgiib. Gonntdgs ausgenoTs
men, bon ben n8up otne"s9icrs. Ctr. 1913,
2iabtsStrlbe, $50 9benoS. oireft nab SIo
&otnt gOwtort goriolf. &SSrtsmoutb nnb aIeu
8otnt Comfort nit e. & O.'@iienbabn" mad
Ri6uluno, -@erbtnoun9 in Portsmouth NIT BEN
.seapoar6 gir Cine" t9ltOsg 2gg BON gorts.
nit be- ~atIantic COAT cine. MorfoIt unS
Carolina, Gorfolt lino tiio;i1, g~fortoLf uno
peftlth uno sSIb Dominion Cine" mad getps
Wtu6l6etien mad europdiihem gInne. 2urus
Tiofe 8niiiten5imIHer, eleltrifbe BeI6u6tune,
Snmpfbet5ung, aolen iret. Seieroirte aatiiter'
Or. 32t, Weft.galtimoresStrabe Rr. 500 lino
sos. 9igbtsStrnBe. e. 81. e. Office. 9lr. 2t5,
Sorhs@bnrIessStrd6e uno aIbGueb's, gbdrIes'
lino YerinatonsStrafe.
Subn R. SherpuuS, g. 8rDpu,
Bice.Prdf, II. GeH sMnraeer. e n.sQaif.' aeent
CSes2-
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0OrOOeuti6er 0lobO.
@egeImGfige 9ampH6ifffabrt
atpifbeH
WnItintnrp INN Wrrfnfn

@sseImdfise 9GmpHdtfffabrt
stpifneH
Baltimore uHo Bremen
ourd bic neuen uno erprobten, nit
allen 8eqltemIi6feiten oerIebenen
Boit6ampfer erIter GIaife:
"&betu," .8ronoenburg,"
~Redar," ,Gbemnts,"
nNain," ygreslau.
Die grpeoittonstage iin6 pie folgt:
- bon Baltimore:
o@rc3lau," Somitug, oen 81. SAN
, ll6r 9tud)nlittuG9.
,0nrmIta0t," Wittuof, Den 20.
6e6rtor, , ll6r NtoHmittngS.
,@cru," Mittmod, Oen +. 6e9rtlor,
> llbr Atohmittag2.
uCl6en6urg," Mithpod, Den S.6ebr.,
, ll0r &oHmitto8S.
oGuIicL" Mittmod, ocn y, 6ebruor,
, llbr Nudlmittog2.
,,G6enmit., MittpohL Oel s. V}dr6,
, llbr 9}uhmittng5.
8pette aaiiite.B aIiage.8reis:
Bon Si2.50 an.
3nii6enoeds BaiiagesBreiie:
Son baltimore Had' S33,00
Bon sTsaten mao SalimUrs SS4,OO.
w,nhr,,;, , siurte ann Baltimore uah
Bremen uub 5nriid 5000.
Bepsn SraGt unb 9ninee meme man F1
an be acknowledgement
u. SdumadJer e &c.,
Rr. 4t9, Sarnner.S trabe.
ODER
GOmnrS Hnine,
pHtet beB nTntiasn 6OrrtfpuHbeHtsH."
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@eswd(u
Uun smpfebleHsmertben Sinan5t
GHgrOs' unO GuOctail.8 eidafteu.
Stnan5ieIIes.
0anfen.

6irIt 0ationaI 9ant, 16, 8et.Sara.
toga : StraBe; S. Q. Serguiou,
SrGItoGnt; 8. 9. 8tIcor, 4aiitrer.
5armers' ono @er6antS' geationaI
@ant, 301, 0or6. GbarIes StraBe;
GbaS. z. Crane, 8rGItoent; Garter
g. OSburn, &aiitrer.
9eutide gunf, lexington. unO Soft.
ouD.StraBe; 81. s. Sdul3, @rGii'
bent; auguIt 8e6er, &uiitrer.
Commercial nn6 Farmers @ationaI
ganf, SODqrO. uno @ermansStr.
8eItern NotiouaI 8ant, ID, Nor0.
@utonsS traBe; Soibua q. Sorbep,
PrGiioent; 8. Marrtott, &aiIirer.
9roOers' ono Ne6anics' 0ationaI
8anf, @utap. uno Sa1ette.S Str.
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9amburgsN
- Sad -
-~Samburs
9Uppelidran6en.
Grtress unS 8aiIaaiers NienIt

. 9egen 5u 9nUtr fur 8OnOOn nnb Yarts an.
Sam6urs-Imerifa'Sinie
81 groaomap, NeW-Yorf.
art6ur @. &ObiOn,
ii @eit.@ Centre. STRIDE.
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WnunpuitS, Wt. rehabilitation, l7.50 rnn
*s.4b q, ABE mo 1855 q. GumoensGtntion
800 nno 900 a., !t2.O5 Wittngs, 1900,
1888, 600 mo 2l1.10 9lbcnbs.
Sreoerid, W!Ft. 9to1olsS tGtiQu. ?s.45, l94s %,
Sornl., II 90. 1850 uro $500 abenos.
@indIeiter, Wl:. @%obnlsStdtion, !7.10 g. lno
l2.43 y. earloettsStation 1920 g., 1900 uno
1850 Gadm.
Saserstofun, MIt. GobnLSt1tiou, lS.45 8prm.,
1890 N16rl. 9nntoensS tatiun, 1900 8orm.,
1850 llrlb 400 glahm.
!7.35, ?9.15 Sornl., 1925, 1850, $500 Nadm.,
$3.50 liio ttt.45 MbeHos.
Curtis Ban, 9anloensS iation, 1928 Sorm.
snraG, N5f. Ho0dlS tation, *2.43 giahut.
GniloeIls StatioIt. 1900 gfadm.
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Gfener.@ eriiflerunas .gIaenten.

Seuer.8 eriiderungs- agenten.
Some SrienOIp Society, 1926, Sin
ben . Moenue.
90. &. SbadeIforb & Co., Q, Sit.
SaratogaitraBe.
Senrp sc. 8orfiel6 (9topoD, 210,
Sit.2eringtonitraBe.
girdbeab & Con- 214, Sit.2ering.
ton . StroBe.
SenneB & Soplor, 3O6, SIt.2eging.
ton = StraBe.
Burner & S6omas, 2, SIt.Saratosa.
StraBe.
90. .. Selocn, ii, SIt.gIeuiont.
StraBe.
SeuerIidere M6bel:2 agerltng.
8rabam's 8arebouie, Gart glpenltP
unO 9olpbin.S trabe.
@rlt10elge1tbllmSsWtatler
9ierre s. 9ugan & Nep6Gp, 16,
2erington.S traBe.
@uhbanolung.
@untber's beutide 8u6ban6Iung.
808, Sits9aItirore. StroBe.
8Gder.Gequiitten
She Mpers & Stds Co., 104, Si6.
3OparO.S trabe.
9GlbolasSdnbler.
SBos. Mattbeps & Con, Canton.
9(penrle uno albemarIe. StraBe.
Geo. S. SIoan & Bro, Ala, Sight.
StraBe.
9ledr. uno emaiQirte Stoblpaaren.
RationaI @nameling & stamping
Co., 100, SanoOersS traBe.
9nmpfmai6inen Geiiel II. Bumpen.
8auace Stebbins & Cons, CHARLES.
unb 2ombaro.S traBe.
2anomirtidaftli6e @erGtbe uno Cd.
mereien.
@riffitb & Surner Co., 205, Roro.
BacaitraBe.
SrnamentaIe 9rabt.Irbeiten.
8ufur & Co., 3tt, R..Soparo.S Ctr.
Sdnitt. unb &1ir5tpaaren.
IrmItrong, Gator & Co., 106-1S.
Sopfins. Slace.
Sregellus, SerteI & SO, 100, Sop.
finS.Blace.
Sbiiren, Seniterrabmen IL. &auleaur.
6rant 9. @atfins & Co., 8ratt. uno
8reiibent.S traBe.
S6nupitabafs . Sabrifanten.
g.. Starr & Co., 436, 0oro.G aIpert.
StraBe.
3eitidrtften Maaa5in etc.
Baltimore SEEMS 60, 319, @eit.
8erman.S traBe. ~
Srieoboie.
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S%parbanfen.
Central SaOiugs 8anf, CHARLES
unO 2erin8tonsS trnBe.

8anfiers un6 Mafler.
tSambIeton & Co., ~, OIt.2erington.
StraBe.
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Nie6erIanoe unb 9 e..
IiBuugen.

auslanber miiiien nit GGiien per'
ieben iein, iebod miro oieie @aBre.
Gel bel Sourilten unter eepobnIiGen
llmItanoet nidt ansepenbet. Nod
eincm Iuientbalt bon 5tpei Mpnatcn
iebod miiiien iid @rsI1nber ioentifi.
SIREN uno resiitriren laiien, 9ei Ser
gbreiie lit Die gor5eisilng zines Sc.
gitimations Hapier3 nidt ~erioroer.
lid.
Sn @uiana Waromaribu) iper.
ben H1iie nid)t perIanst, ebenio a,ti
.Sapa (9atabiaj. - Sir 9 um a.
t r @aoang) beiteben bieielben 3e.
geln, icooh tbut man 8oriii)ts bal.
Der gnt, eircn HaB nit fiji 5u fiib.
rem.
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Gaiie! EGie!
snr Gciie in's gnsIanb Geiorat 6.
8aine, Rr. Ali, ct. Yaul.S trahe.
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@uhbmolung.
@untber's beuti6e 8u6ban6Iung.
808, Sits9altimores StroBe.
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S~rieoboie.
2ouoon 9arf Cemetery, Office 81.
8eit-S aratoea-S traBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-13

8eitidriften . Maaa5in etc.
Baltimore SEEMS Co., 3tS, 0elt.
8erman.S traBe. ~
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@run6eigent6ums WatIer.
s. 9ugau & Wep6ctp, 16,
2eringtou.S traBe.
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6tIi.

Srembe in ser Sdpei5 brcrten
feline SGiIe oor5u>oeiien, jeoob miro
ongeratben, alIf bel einem @elilfc
oieieS Sanoes cine berartise 2eeiti.
motion nit iid) 5u fiibren. Sotc!be.
iiser iino IN Der Sdtueis fir lire
@aite perantportli6, ieoof miiiien
Srem De in a~oItbauiern unb Sripat.
tpobnmngen innerbalb oreiBie Soeen
ibre gaiie BEL Der SrtSppIi5ei einrei.
d)cn, ul,o miro ibnen oan,l elm sliti.
entbalts 9ere6tiaunssidein a,isee.
iertigt. Iuslanoer fonnen alt ieber
3eit ungebinoert nieoer bas 2ano
terlaSIeu,
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8dder.G equiitten.
She Mpers & Sids Co., 104, Si6'
3oWaro'S traBe.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-22
Little Johnny Jones'"

One night during the last week OF
the run of Little Johnny Jones at
the New York theater in August last,
Geo. M. Cohan found the following let
ter. among others, when he reached
his dressing-room:
"Dear Mr.. Cohan:
ION account Of the large crowds you
have drawn at each Of your engage
ments. we have had to work very
hard, not getting chance to sit down.
and are not allowed our two nights a
week off as usual. Thinking per.
haps that if you knew this you might
like to make the ushers present, II
only a supper for the crowd. Respect
fully, A. oohhh.
There is no record of "the crowd
having put them under at the ex'
pense of Little Johnny Jones', but as
George is carded to go into that play
house for another engagement com
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-22

walking along the principal stree.
Lere, when Il newsie with particularly
strong lungs came running down the
street shouting Here var. extree, ex-
lie-e-e-e'. in a voice loud enough TO
wake The dead. | was fascinated by
the wonderful output of that kids vo-
cal machinery was for fact.
Eought paper from him and while
he was fumbing for my change this
conversation took place:
Where do you get your papers. H.
Tie man." ! asked
II b'ys dem from a guy.
Who is the guy
De Dago in de alley
What do you pay for them?
Two cents apiece
How much do you sell them for?
Two cents apiece
You don't make anything AZ that:
Nope.
Then why do you sell them?
oh. jes' so | kin holler.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-22

conceive a plan whereby Fudge, h
black and tan terrier might be prop
elly cared for in her own apartments.
and at the same time escape the rude
gaze of scoWls Of hotel clerks. The
comp d'etat was accomplished at the
Marlborough on broadway and Thir-
ty-seventh street.
On the arrival of the company al
Jersey City, Miss Van requested Mr.
Mack few minutes conversation in
private. In strict confidence she CON
fiAed 10 him plan whereby ''Fudge"
should be safely transported to her
room in the hotel. Would he please
lean her his camera? He certainly
would Re most pleased to do SO bn'
first removed the plates. This lone
she placed "Fudge" inside and assur-
ed the dear thing would be well sup
piled with air from the apertures S
made by various appliances, she car
ried Mr.. Mack's camera. Members
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-22

OF the company began TO scandalize.
They have seen gentlemen carry Grips
tor-bnt for Miss Van TO carry Nh
Mack'S camera. 1t was most incredi
lle. In he Il" train Fudge" behav-
ed very we'll considering his youth
and limited education. but at the
desk at the hotel Miss Van careless
ly turned the camera wrong side up
and poor Fudge" emit ed such howls
Of distress hat the clerk Immediately
became suspicious. He could plain
ly hear the canine. being unable TO
see he could not accuse Miss Van of
being guilty.
They did not know for several days
how cleverly she managed TO smuoge
Fudge" up stairs and when they saw
him even the cold hearted clerk did
not have the heart to put him out.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-22

enioyed a run OF 300 nights at the
hy New York Theatre, New Io!k CITY.
ana over 1OG nights in McVickef's
The atrC. Chicago.
Amcng ihe principals in the cas-.
src the following popular we'll known
lyric artists: Wr. r. Carl to1, w.
+. Carleton. James Francis, Charles
Church, G. ID. Burt Donald Mackenzie,
Harry Kelly. Geo. S. Heelines. Ger
tr1ilc Vaughn. Bertha Darrel, May
Eelding, Jean SaIisLery and AleXan-
der Haie. The eminent musical direct
on. a chorus Of strong voic and
Handsome girls.
In when Johnny Comes Marching
lone" ar ,w"nty-four musical NUM-
hers the. most popular Of which are
My Own United States. Jus; Marry
lie Man and b Mcrry." Good Bye
Yankees" My Honcysuckle Girl,
Years Touch Not the Hear. -
Could Waltz on Forever. Such q
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-22
Hanford's Company.

Charles B. Hanford's company ap-
pearing this season III O' O'htlo.
flaming of the ShrCw. 'NcrcHant
of Venice" and 'ingomar includes:
Nessrs. Frank Hcnnig, Thomas r..
Nulli@an, Caryl Gillin. Alexander Mac
kenzie. John NJ. Kline. Andrew H.
Otto Niemeyer, Frederick w.
H;.ines. William O'COnneI Henry
Johnson, r. Lawrence Walker, Otto
+. Shellhausen, William Shelter, NJ. T.
Bear Robert Owen, Thomas Nash, Ed
ward Irving, Misses Marie Drofnah,
Katheryn Roth. Blanche Kendall, Hell
en- Raymond. Beatrice Hunter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-22

PLAYS are for the education OF 'he
peonle AS we'll as for their amusement
..H.ze1 Kirke." which Jules Murry
gives this season sumptnoas eNN"'
with the original Hazel MISS FL
fie Ellsler, again in the title role mas
scored triumphs wherever presented
Why? Because it is a clean play WIN
, mora, sermon which reaches the
hearts in convincing way without
the stereotype villain. but containing
all the pleasing features when 1o'
years have recommended 1t to moth-
ers and daughters to see over and ov-
er again. This wholesome coilpln"-
ton is one OF the announced earl!
amusement bookings.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-22
AMUSE N ENTS.
Hazel kirke.

= . i. i. + + + + + + + + + =
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-22
Smuggling a Dog.

On the island OF Maahaftan the Ia
t;ieS OF the theatrical profession are at
Ltesenl encoun; ering serious obstacles
in TIE way of having their pets with
then in hotels. Admirins friends
from various quarters OF the globe
lave sent parrots, baby lions and
monkeys. All in turn have been refns-
ed admittance to New York,s leading
hostelries. And OF course the loss
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-22
Nc Fadden's Flats

There are other persons besides
;ctors who are sOmtmes poorly re.
quilted for the noise they make in
this world, but who like to make il
nevertheless, observed Gussie Nelson
OF the McFadden's Flats company. last
evening.
And that reminds you?" prompted
some one.
That reminds me of something thai
happened yesterday afternoon. was
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-22
nencing Monday. November 18th, III
common chasers still have a chance.
Miss Marie Drofnah.

Miss Marie Drofnah receives many
letters from women who have admir-
ed her across the footlShts. One
cynical correspondent recently asked
her how she had managed 70 attain 81
prominent a pace in her profession
without taking milk baths or being
divorced. Despite the sarcastic re-
f3ection on the advertising sometimes
resorted to in the theatrical profess
sion, Miss Drofnah could not but APP
preciate the implied tribute to the le-
gitimate methods by which she has at
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-22
UNREASONABLE.

Mr. Jones-Look here. This horse
You sold me runs on TO the pavement
every time he sees motor car. hose
Dealer-Well, you don't expect a h'e
found horse to run up a teleSfdp"
pole or'climb, tree, do you? ondo"
Fun.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-22

ir flesh and blood, the characters OF
the fairy stories Babes in the
Woods" This musical comedy OF
Glen McDonough's and Victor Her
lYerts which was The one great hit OF
New York, Chicago and Boston las
=; ar is from every point Of view dit
feran, from any musical extravaganza
ever seen.
The old thea 1hare and impossible
ideas which make any musical come
dies the acme of stupidity WAS re!eSa'-
ed to the rubbish pile. and author Glen
! McDonough adopted an entirely new
and original theme in his treatment OF
"Babes in Toyland.'
There is doubtless no one who can
recall how in chldh3od's days he
thrilled a. the adventures Of Little
Rcd Riding Hood and the other char
,acfers or felt warm tears course down
| lis cheeks when he contemplated the
! sorrow OF The lost babes in the Woo'tS
! In Babes in Toyland'' all rhfse de
li.htful fairy book people live and
have their being on the stage. One
! watches their love affairs, is charmed
by their wit and humor. music. dane
ing and revels in the superb do3iai2s
of Toyland.
There are 20 people in the Toylan''
company beside the large orchestra
! and the special stage crew carri"d q
The company travels exclusively by
special train. At the Elks theatei
soon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-22

Pretty Little Yaller Coon, when
Our Iips in Kisses Meet, and Uncle
Tom and plant alton Darlies, but tue
gem of ,ha Oh. ra is Katie, Ny SOUTH
Crn ROS@ :.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-22

W. r. Carleton's comic opa ra COM
pany numbering sixty people with two
Car loads of scenery, properties and
costumes of the spectacular military
comic opWa when Johnny Comes
Marching Home" will comence an
engag geent a; the Elks Theatre for
Monday. October 23. This is the
same production in it's entirety which
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-22
"Babes in ToyIand."

In the thre acts and many scenes of
'i:abts in Toyland' one is shown
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-22

tanned her present position in popular
esteem.
The daily sentinel., 1905-02-10

of
of the furnishes Times
shortly and advise the
commission and let them and examine all the cities suggested
the bills then
1T is hardly TO be expected that the normal school will
similar all
that able
work. Further her article school, she
institution
in that
be in
normal on this side of the or does not like it. The people of
which nearly all the educational institutions located
OF normal institution on thls
whatever The
of the state
a
slope The population the slope
entitled
shall be accomplished school
on
We do
papers repeats
accorded MS is something foreign to the news matter or editorial erane
the
can
unknown
for consideration at the hands OF the public servants of the
Colorado
Surely
institution of public should be accorded Colorado
a
not the state government viii be compelled to grant fun consideration
t. whatever claims may be advanced
The daily sentinel., 1905-02-10
REGULATION OF
FREIGHT RATES

Washington, Feb. Especially
After nearly four days of discus
sion. the house yesterday. by vote
of 326 to II, passed the Esch-Town-
send bill, providing for the regula-
tion of freight rates. The negative
vote was made up of eleven repub-
licans and six democrats.
The closing hours of the debate
were occupied by Messrs. Williams,
the minority leader, and Hepburn,
chairman of the committee which re-
ported the bill.
Mr. williams, while supporting
the minority measure, even though
he said he knew it could not pass,
complimented the republicans for
bringing in a bill which was much
better than he expected would come
from them.
The daily sentinel., 1905-02-10
SHE ADMITS
THE CRIME

Reading. Pa. Feb. CSpecial)
Mrs. Kate Edwards. who is under
sentence to be hanged with Samuel
Greason. on Thursday next. for the
murder of her husband, made state
ment to her counsel yesterday in
which it is said she exonerates Grea-
son from completely in the murder.
The statement will not be given to
the press until it is presented to the
board of pardons. but the inference
is left that she has admitted that she
alone committed the crime.
Mrs. Edwards and Greason, who
is colred man. were convicted of
the murder of Edwards, and since
the death sentence has been pro-
nounced extraordinary efforts have
been made to save them from the
gallows.
The board of pardons has hereto
fore refused to interfere and the su-
preme court has affirmed the lower
courts decision.
Mrs Edwards confession, it is
thought will place the case in an en-
tirely new aspect before the board of
pardons. The board will meet at
Harrisburg, February IS, the day
before the date fixed for the double
execution.
If the woman's statement is ac
cepted by the board, it may save the
mans life. If the woman is spared,
it will therefore be entirely on SEN
timental grounds, as strong pressure
is being brought before the board to
not permit the woman to be hanged.