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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-11

Metropo Mildred Holland in ttThe
Triumph Of an Empress
The Triumph of An Empress Mil
sdred Holland g latest and greatest sue
cess, in which she appears as Gather
inc the Great of Russia, will be pre-
scented at the Metropolitan the half
week commencing next Thursday.
Like most Russian plays, it deals with
political conspiracies that afford plenty
tsof opportunity for thrilling situations,
but it also has a lighter side set forth
in the first two acts which contain
much genuine and enjoyable comedy.
i The Empress Catherine dominates the
entire play, and most agreeably So, for
she is an interesting, if wi1ful, charac.
;sser. For half the play she is a romp-
!. ing, devil-may-care girl, unbroken to the
harness of court etiquette. During the
other half she is the great sovereign,
with due appreciation of her rank
,end prerogatiyes, and commanding adj
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Lyceum-'tLord Chumley.'' E: :. Is !.
An unusually strong cast will next
week present at the Lyceum one Of the
strongest plays ever given by the, Fer
ris Stock company. Dick Ferris, Flor
ence Stone, Frank Munroe and Law
renee Grattan will play the principal
parts in "Lord Chumley.' This de-
1iightful American comedy was written
for E. H. Sothern by David Belasco
and William G. DeMille. The collab-
grafton of these two talented dramatists
was the happiest possible, for each ex-
celled in one Of the two requisite tai
ents to the building of successful
play. Belasco is the. . greatest con
structionist the American stage has
ever known, and De Mile was min
liable in strong, crisp dialogue. ~
Both were at their best in HLord
Chumley," and the play proved an in
slant success, and the making Of p. H.
Sothern 8 fame.
The plot is strong, the structure com.
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move jerkily or uncertainty the illu-
sion is gone, for even the most skillful
use Of lights cannot conceal such err
rors.
In Bayreuth there is gang of six
men to each roller, and only by months
of incessant rehearsal are they able to
get ot the required oa results: This would would
that goes from city to city, and to gain
the required result most ingenious de-
vice is used.
About the top of each roller is a
wheel, around which is wound small
steel rope. This is connected with
collapsible .windlass, operated by two
ployed in Bayreuth, and SO perfect IS
the mechanism that it is practically
impossible for any slip to occur.
Other and smaller windlasses are used
to take off the stage at an even rate of
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the many child artists, who have ap
peared in thereby from time to time,
she is the most popular. She appears
with her parents who do dancing and
roller skating. Other performers are
:Kippy, an eccentric comedy juggler,
Will. King, Hebrew monologist and
,Downey and Willard, singers and dan
GERS.
The moving pictures will include in
auguration scenes at Washington. The
entertainers on the bill for the past
week have presented show that has
given unqualified satisfaction, several
being artists ofssrluch ability Cole
Frances Bower Ffhc California central
to, has phenomenal voice, besides be-
ing vocalist Of artist methods. The
Savoys, the Three Graces, Conkey the
luggler, Jansen the illusionist, and
Lyle La Pine, the boy barytone, are all
very clever. Their engagement in
cludes appearances tonight and tomor-
IOWs
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Checkers with Thomas Ross in the lead
ing role will be the attraction at the Met
Upolitan opening Thursday night, March %.
Henrietta Crosn an comes to the Metropolitan
for one week, beginning Monday evening. April
9. in repertory of her hest known. successes.
VI % S % .ae 1T
last music-drama In English. Cards of admis-
sion may be secured at the box office Of the
Metropolitan.
The sensational musical drama. ''AIore to Be
Pitied Than Scorned :" will be presented at the
Bijou soon.
''Yon Yonson'' is underlined for presentation
at the Biiou. David Brattstrom interprets the
role Of the Swede '.just over
The fantastic, farcical. musical comedy. "Me.
Him and l." Is among the bookings of the
Bijou
For Fame and Fortune the play in which
Terry McGovern has made the success of his
life, demonstrates an old saying. Fit the part
to the man and be becomes great.
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Bijou-"The Factory Girl.''
It is claimed that the third act af
"The Factory Girl,' Charles E. Bla-
ney's great. labor play, which. comes
to, the .Bijou next week, is the most
impressive stirring 4 and aspie tufesque
scene ever produced upon ssany stage
The interior Of am aluminium factory
is shown in full operation. The noise
Of the turning wheels, the -clatter of
the belts, the humming Of the ,dyna;-
mos and the flashes Of light from tie
electric switchboard, help to make the
tragedy Of the scene CONVINCING and
thrilling. An immense steel plungef
rises and falls with clock-like regulari-
ty, and the villain, after. having killed
his father by forcing him against the
electric switchboard, attempts to cover
his crime by throwing his brother sense
less upon the moving carrier Of the
great steel hammer. The scene as the
carrier, with it's human freight, glides
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phone; Bulla and Raymond, sidewalk
conversationalists, who make every
Fisher and Clark, the charming SOU
brette, and eccentric comedian; Myers
Sisters, refined singers and dancers
Edwin D. Miner, proprietor of the
American Burlesquers, is in the front
rank and might be truly termed "min-
lister to the court Of public enjoy
ments,' quick to perceive the trend Of
public desire, ear est in his wish to
cater thereto, .untiring in his efforts to
this show as one worthy in every respect
to crafty the taste Of the most criti-
cal E'+s''
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,ewey-American Burlesauers.

Dewey--American Burlesquers.
Manager Edwin D. Miners "Ameri-
can Bnrlesquers' will present the. in.
imitable program for music and laugh
ter-loving. people at the Dewey theater
next week. Two burlesques will be
presented, entitled sDumont's Air
Ship = and Lunatics at Luna Park, y
and they are full Of enjoyable situa-
terpsichorean presentations and at
ttractive and beautiful music, constitut-
ing menu unsurpassed by any similar
organization now on the road. Among
the features of special excellence may
be mentioned Palfrey and Barton in a
most wonderful unicycle and bicycle
novelty act; Richly W., Craig, the musi-
cal comedian assisted by the graphic
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ductor controls the invisible choruses,
of the stage. On the conductors desk
are four electric buttons connected by
wires with small boxes on which there
are disks corresponding to the buttons.
When he presses the buttons in order,
on these disks appear in bright electric
light, l, 2, 8, 4, and thus he can beat any
time. For example, if he wants to beat
6-S time, he presses 1, 2, 8, 4, 3, 4. Thus
with his left hand he may beat time for
the invisible choruses while he beats
time with his baton for the orchestra
and for the singers on the stage. These
little signal boxes may be moved about
and used for all music behind the scenes.
Amazing, ism t it-even in these days
of remarkable ingenuity, and all the
more effective when you know how
things are worked.
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pact and consecutive, and the concep-
tion, original and striking; The, story
is that Of a young Englishman falsely
involved in the 3meshes Of dishonor by
the roguery sdf an older man. It is
made to appear that he appropriated
money intrusted to him by his friends
for the rreliefM Of the widow of
an. English army officer. The mys-
terry, is T.. finally . cleared up, by
:Lor d Chumley;yi}a fine sample Of the
best sort Of English gentleman, who
loves Eleanor, SISTER Of the young man
whose honor is impeached.
Dick Ferris. will play Chumley; Flor
ence Stone will appear in the girlish
role Of Eleanor, Adam Butterworth,
the fine old father will be played by
Frank Monroe, who made such a
marked success of Sherlock Holmes
this week, and Lieutenant Gerald Hugh
Butterworth< is in the hands of Law
renee Grattan, the latest and one of the
strongest additions to the Ferris forces,
an actor Of fine capabilities and wide
versatility. *.,:.,.
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AT THE TTIEATERS
BILLS OF THE WEEK.

METRoPoL ITAN-
elsie Spice musical comedy, March 12 ID, IA and Is,
with Wednesday matinee.
Holland in The Triumph of an Empress historical
drama, March 16 II and 49, with Saturday matinee.
oRPHEUM-
Modern Vaudeville All the week with daily lnatinees
BIJoU-.~..- .~u.
Factory Girl melodama, all the week with matinees
Sunday Wednesday and Saturday.
LYCEUM-
Ferris Stock Company in Lord Chumley comedy drama,
week. with matnee Sunday, Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday s.at.a,- &&.. =@
UNIQUE
Vaudeville with daily performances at g. $780, and go
= pm. Bill changes Monday. @.::= a.. il
DEWEY s.s !.
American Burlesquers All the week. with daily matt
nees performances Friday afternoon and evening
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slowly towards the massive plunger,
moving Withe,tEemendou force up and
down in cease1ess regularity, with great
flashes of light, is described as intense
T FiHPfe eaf4iep IS separated from the
the Fff d Rt t Eaf
ing 1nahnef at stheShahdfsI Of the little
factory girl, who comes to look for
her sweeth Separated from the
factory, proper by a wall of glass. she
skaters it to Fragments the effect be.
ing as if she had thrown herself bodily
thru the glass, and the climax is said
to be one q. the most daring and origi.
nal ever .conlceive4d|l But the play is not
story, of absorbing Interest, Of the bit.
terness and stern realities of a work.
ing girl IS life made joyous by the ulti
mate triumph. Of love pure and stead.
fast. The. company is large and ca
'pable one Of thirty people.
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week Of March 10. Wherever vaude-
vile is form of entertainment long
established, Miss Titus is great favor
tie, as she will probably be here: She
is assisted in "Miss UNDERSTOOD by
her husband, Frederick j. Titus. Winona
Shannon and company are also on the
bill, which includes Jack Mason IS Five
Society Bellies; Jack Norworth, "the
life Of every party; beautiful and
talented Louise Dresser; Lavender and
Tomson and the Lavine Cimaron Trio,
novelty acrobats. -.
Lyceum.-The week of March 10 will
be marked by magnificent revival Of
Sardou's cleopatra, with Florence
Stone in the great emotional part of
Egypt's queen. Cleopatra is, perhaps,
Miss Stones greatest part, with the
possible exception of La Tosca. Her
performance is notable one because OF
it's interesting and significant associa-
ton with that of the late Fanny Daven-
port. Soon after Miss Davenport g
death Miss Stone took her place in the
Mcdowell company, and played the
great Sardou roles with marked success
turnout the country. She was given the
famous Davenport collection of stage
Jewels, and has the original costumes
worn by Miss Davenport. These will
be used in the revival.
FooTLIaHT FLASHES.
Adeetves are not quite adequate ate to
Of Mother GOOSE the Americanized London
Drury Lane spectacle, which will be seen ! at
March 90 in Mother Goose all previous rec
'li Rubin 81 Goidmark viii deliver an invitation
lecture on '.Parsifal, at the Metropolitan on
Monday, March .13, at pm. This lecture, which
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-11

To Southern Texas, S27.75, Round Trip.
Galveston, Fort Worth, Houston and
Beaumont. To Mexico City and return.
$62.25. Tickets on sale March and
81. Limit twenty-one days. Stop-overs
permitted. Correspondingly low rates
to other points in the southwest.
Call on j. G.. Rickel, city ticket agent
424 Nicollet avenue,
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NEVADA AS GAMBLERS PARADISE.
Reno, New, March 1.-THE bill COM
polling all gambling to be conducted on
second floor has been repealed. The
measure practically makes Nevada a
state where gambling can be carried on
in any place, either on the street, or II,
the house, SO long as the gambler gays
the license.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-04
Grave Trouble Foreseen.

It needs but little foresight to tell
that when your stomach and liver are
badly affected, grave trouble is ahead
unless you take The proper medicine
for your disease, as Mrs. John A.
Young OF Clay, n. Y, did. She says;
81 had neuralgia Of the liver aud
stomach. my heart WAS weakened, and
/ could not eat. ] was very bad for q
long time, but In Electric Bitters
found just what I needed, for they
quickly relieved and cured me" Best
medicine for weak women" Sold un-
der guarantee by 81 druggists at SOC a
bottle.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-04
FLORIDA news ITEMS
Brief Bits Of News From All Sec
lions of the State.

Burglars are working the town Of
Lawtey.
Daytona is having quite real estate
boom. Cause-advertising.
Miami will have a carnival about
February 18Th, for one week.
The Dade county jail has five fe-
male prisoners that are said to be
bad ones.
Arbor Day was observed in many
portions Of the State and numerous
trees were planted
Sweet potatoes are being shipped
from Starke in large quantities, the
price paid being fifty cents q bushel.
Bradentown defeated the $4,000
bonding scheme at an election Tues
day, only "a votes being cast in favor
to IS against the bonds.
Mrs. Betsy Crews, ITO years old 4,
died at her home near zolio last Fri
day, She was said to be the Oldest
woman in Florida.
Pensacola has a tourist club, the OBJ
iect being to promote fellowship and
good feeling and present an opportu-
nifty for all to get acquainted.
Tony Lopez, drug clerk at West
Palm Beach, knocked a pistol of
shelf in reaching for bottle, when it
was discharged, the ball lodging in
his right forearm.
The manatee, or sea COW, thought
several years ago to be yearly extinct,
is frequently seen along the Atlantic
coast. A dozen were seen at the
mouth OF the Miami River q short time
ago.
The Courier. Informant is doing
good work in booming Polk county,
and il we'll patronized paper is any
criterion, Barlow and vicinity has the
right kind Of people to make a pros
porous community
IL is now believed that the recent
Kirby tragedy at Wauchula, in which
John Kirby, his wife and four children
came 10 their death, was the work Of
the respondent wife and mother, who
crushed their skulls with hammer
and then shot herself They were
very poor
A band Of evangelists struck our
town yesterday and proceeded at once
TO inaugurate a crusade against the
devil, ireemasonry and sim A porta-
bic organ, bass drum, triangle and
tamhorine constitute the battery Of
rapid fire guns and are used unspar-
ingly Cocoa News.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-04
funeral Of Mr.. Williams.

The funeral Of Mr.. Furman E Will
liams, the death OF whom occurred at
Alashua Thursday, will be held this
morning at O'Clock, Rev. w @. Fos-
ter Of the Baptist church officiating.
Alter the services by the minister
the funeral will be turned into the
charge Of the Masons, Of which order
deceased was a prominent member
Robert Mcclellan will have charge
OF all arrangements. Friends OF the
deceased and the family are invited to
attend.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-04
brick Makers in Birmingham.

Birmingham. Ala, Feb. 3-The del
egates 90 the annual convention OF che
National Brick Manufacturers associ.
alton spent this morning Ga inspect.
Ing The various clay working and lror
and steel Industries of thls district A
special train carried them 10 an points
IN which they were Interested This
afternoon Is being devoted to a bUsl-
ness session 40 which papers rclat.
ms 20 the Clay industry are belug read
and discussed. The annual banquet
90 the association win take plact 90
the hotel Hlman tonight
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-04
mlcANoPy HAPPENINGS.
News Of a Personal Mature Which viii
Interest Renders Of Tho Sun.

News Of a Personal Mature Which viii
Interest Readers Of The Sun.
Micanopy, February S,-Rev. J, @.
Ley, the veteran minister OF the Flor
ida Conference who makes his home
here, delivered 6ne sermon az The
Presbyterian church lass Sunday
which was highly enjoyed by those
present Mr Ley is fine speaker.
end Whenever be sppears De Is greeted
by iiuo congregations,
Rev r. J Noteworthy thc Miss.s.
sippi reviyalist who has accomplished a
a greal deal Tor The cause OF Christ.
and who has recently removed with
his fsmily 60 this place, delivered
stirring sermon 0t tac Methodist
church Sunday which was we'll &C.
tended Nc. Noteworthy sa pleasing
and interesting speaker, ana never
fails 20 impress those Who hear him.
james Melton % Moa.,r.e. Ga has
been 90 town for tho gas; lsv dsys
visiting BITS brother G. h Melton.
Mrs, L. ID Gale snd son sre in toun
the guests % Df, and Mrs, 49, C john.
son.
Miss Matte Ford % Lynehbgrs, ga,
Is ia che city as Fucst oi Mrs. , D.
Fenster
Miss May Carter Richards 90 Louis.
vile, Ky s here on yisit 90 Der
aunt, Airs D. L.. Feattet. sai grand.
father, Captain ~ Carter
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-04
valuable BIC Zinc pestroyed.

Philadelphia, Feb. Sire early to.
day In the chart department Of the
Cramps shipbuilding plant destroyed
valuable blue prints, models and
charts. Work on the battleships Ida.
no and Mississippi and the armored
cruiser Tenntssee. the plans for which
were destroyed, viii not be seriously
impeded. Drawing for the revenue
cutter Galveston, the Espanza, and
two Clyde line steamers, all under con
struction, we're burned, but the vessels
are so far advanced that their con.
struction viii not be lmpeded The loss
was about $4,000. The origin Of the
fire Is unknown.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-04

Means ,he ability 20 do good day s
work, ei,hols undue fatigue ana 90
Gud Its WORTH lising Nou cannot
have Indigestion 90 constipation vRh.
out sees upset,ing the liver aud poll
lutisg che blood. s1ch q condition
mas be host aud quickest obtained by
Hcrbine, che bcst liver regulator that
the world has ever tuown. Mrs n.
~ smith writes. April s laNl II
use Htrb.1e. snd in1 Be- the best mcii-
cine Cor constipation ard regulating
che liver Z ever used Prise CD cents.
sold bT W M. Johnson
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-04

| tack the vital organs, causing catarrn %
the bladder, or the kidneys themselves
break down and waste away cell by cell.
Bladder troubles almost always result
from a arrangement OF the kidneys and
a cure IS obtained quickest by a proper
treatment Of the kidneys. Ifyouare feel
ing badly You can make 10 mistake by
taking DR.. Kilmer's Swamp-ROOt, the
great kidney, liver and bladder remedy.
II corrects inability TO hold urine and
scalding pain in passing il, and over
comes that unpleasant necessity Of being
compelled 10 90 often through the day,
and 10 get up many times during the
night The mild and the extraordinary
effect of Swamp-Root is soon realized.
II stands the highest for its wonderful
cures of the most distressing cases.
Swanp-Root is pleasant to take and is
sold by all druggists in fifty-cent and
one-dollar size bottles. You may have a
sample bottle of this wonderful new dis
covery and book that tells all about it,
both sent free by mail. Address, DR.. Kill
mer s. Co., Binghamton, n. Y. When
writing mention reading this generous
offer IN this paper. Don't make any
mistake, but remember the name, Swamp
Root, DR.. Kilmer's Swamp Root, and the
address, Binghanton, N ", OH every
bottle.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-04
Bible CONFERENCE
TO OPEN SUNDAY
Rev. George R. Stewart, Eminent
Divine, to Open Service.
wILL ogLvgR eooD sERMoN

Or. Stewart Is One Of the Most Widell
Known Evangelists in the Unitec
States, and 10 Sure to Interest His
Hearers-oiher Speakers.
In all It's splerdor and glcry. The
Winter Bible Conference will open
Sunday afternoon for It's second sea-
son, and this incident will introduce
six weeks Of solid, refined enjoyment
for the people OF Gainesville aud the
great number Of visitors who viii be
here. Many are coming for this es-
pecial purpose, and many will particle
pate In the exercises. A great many
OF the most eminent people Of the
United States are expected to afIlili-
ate with the Bible Conference, the
Christian Workers and the Chautau-
qua, all Of which will be held without
intermission,
The Conference will open in the big
tabernacle Sunday afternoon at three
O'Clock, when there will be great
union service OF al the churches. At
this service Rev. George r. Stewart Of
Cleveland, Tenn, one OF the most
famous and successful evangelists in
the United States, will deliver the
opening sermon. Mr. Stewart is an
earnest, conscientious speaker, and
will no doubt make a fine impression.
He has been associated for many years
with Sam Jones and other noted evan
gellsts and preachers, and is said to be
exceptionally interesting Mr. Stew
art may also preach at the Sunday
evening service
DR.. w. e. Blackstone, the great bi.
bic student who last year delivered SO
many interesting aud Instructive. les
sons, is expected to arrive in the city
today. de made many friends here
last year who will be glad to welcome
him again
Mrs. Muniord Of Philadelphia, one
Of the most celebrated gospel singers
this country has ever produced, has
been engaged to direct the choir. She
Is also expected today. Dr., Sirouse
requests The Sun to state that all who
assisted the Conference in the choir
last year are earnestly invited and ex-
pected to do so At this session, as well
ne all members OF the various church
choirs, DO not have any hesitancy,
because your services are needed and
will be gladly received
Rev, David y. Gwylm, the eminent
Episcopal minister Of New York who
made so many friends here last year
together with many other prominent
speakers, are expected within the next
few DAYS
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-04
Taunts Of Classmates Cause Death.

New York, Feb. s.-Heart failure
said 20 have been brought on by tb,
taunis OF classmates ia a public school
OF the Bronx. has caused The death a
Joseph Krauer 2 years old. The lad
With ore or two others. failed Go be
ce.ye promotion 90 the succeeding
srade ana was greatly annoyed hy his
more fortunate classmates He fel
from bis seat In a fain, after under
eoing thelr TESTS FOR a umt bui vas
revived end retained 20 lle room Avn
houg later be lide fellow zen to ihs
aoor asaln and physician was sum
moncd He pronounced the boy dead
from heart failure
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-04
AronIzlnr surns

Are instantly relieved, and perfectly
healed, By Bucklen's Arnica salve. @.
Rivenbark, Jr, Of Norfolk, Va, writes ;
81 burnt my knee dresdtully--that it
blistered an over, Bucklen's Arnica
Salye stopped the pain. and healed il
without a scar" Also heals all wounds
and sores. 25s st all druggists.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-04
Poisons IN Food

Perhaps you dou'l realize that many
PAIN poisous originate In your food bot
some Gas you may Zee, a twiuEe oi
dyspersIa that WIN convince yGN. Dr.
Kings New lie Pills are guaranteed
90 cure an sickness due 20 po.sous oi
oud.gested iood-or money back sjc
stall drug stores Icy itsm
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-04
The Cause of Many
Sudden Deaths.

There is disease prevailing in this
country most dangerous because so decep-