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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1905-08-03

Lions in captivity are affected by
bad weather just as human beings are.
A rainy day will make him limp and
lstless, while a glimpse of sunshine
restores their sipirt wonderfully.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1905-08-03
The Bride Of a Year.

st. Louis, July 27.-Mrs. Mary Hurt,
%, a bride Of a year, must serve n
year In the workhouse. She visited
Mrs. Driscoll, and departed with Mrs.
Driscoll's hustle, in which was hidden
$500.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1905-08-03
Police Lieutenant a Suicide.

Quincy, I'LL, Aug. Lieut.. Michael
H. Barry, of the Quincy police force,
committed suicide by shooting. Do
nestle troubles are said to have been
the cause.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1905-08-03

Wilkesbarre, Pa, Aug. Mrs.
Bridget Mangan, of Minooka, who has
been suffering with an affiction which
puzzled her physicians, vomited d frog
four inches long, the second one within
q week, and now feels relieved.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1905-08-03

st. Joseph, Mo-, July 2S.-Charles
Smith, aged rs, a farmer, is looking for
his bride OF a month, who disappeared
with a promissory note for $4,000 and
$3.50 In cash.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1905-08-03
Banquet to william j. Bryan,

Madison, Wis, July 29.-Wisconsin
democrats, to the number Of 500, gave a
banquet to W. J. B,ssA Friday night.
Several leadirg republicans were also
present.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1905-08-03

Since 1892 no newspapers have
been printed on Sunday in Norway,
and since 1895 no bread has been
baked on that day.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1905-08-03
Freight clerk Charged ws.b Thcyt.

Pine Bluff, Ark, July 31.-Claude
Wood, freight and baggage clerk atithc
local Iron Mountain station. was
placed in Jail, charged with the theft
ol s1ndry pieces Of freight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-13
EXPERT ADVICE
NO LONGER
WANTED

No better illustration of tho hyp-
motto influence which the Seattle
Electric company exercises over GER
tain members Of the council could
be afforded than the remarkable
spirit OF abRtinance With which they
have refrained from asking for any
advice from City Engineer Thomson
on the Second ay. franchise matter.
Thomson il undoubtedly In favor
Of the common use clause. II was
at his suggestion that II was in
reTtod In the lamsntcd Moore-Gil-
man franchise Moore and Gilman
admitted the justice Of Il and con-
tented 60 Il al once. offering also
10 pay n bonus OF SO. 900 for the
use OF Second sy. because OF the ex-
pense to which the city had been
put In regarding II.
At that time any suggestion for
the good OF the city which Thomson
or anybody else could offer was
ssizsd with avidity aRd applied. no
matter how much the applicants
sqnlrned. The same spirit sas
shown in reference TO the s6-eent
rae franchise. Thomson being spe-
eiaIly requested TO look UP gas
matters while in Europe.
But with the Seattle Electric
company AZ the applicant there has
come about a change.
Advice IL no longer needed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-13
POINT IS
SETTLED
DIR. GLADDEN. Says His "Taint-
ed" Money Resolution Has
Been Adopted, Although
Not Formally

COLUMBUS. Ohio. Nov. This
controversy IN the CoHRrcEaflonaf
church over tainted" money Il over
according 10 Or. Washington Clad
den. moderator. who. Ia an address,
from his pulpit yesterday. stated
that the resolution protesting
against it, use By the American
Missionary Board Offered az the
meeting In Seattle last August had
been adopted In effect but not FORM
ally.
Re said.
The principle for which We con-
tend wan not voted down at Sc
attic. The board simply declined
20 take action. am now satisfied
that the principle viii be respected
Ia the future action OF the board.
Il wish that every eRation-
aiist church IN the country you'd
make next Sunday y special thank
Offering for the settlement Of tho
controversy and the renewal Of this
hindrance 20 US
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-13
MEMBERSHIP is
INCREASING

The Seattle Commercial club,
which IL one week old. now has
membership Of more than $50. and
is still growing. New members are
Joining every day ard another
month will see the total enrolment
at more than a thousand. No move
has proved 50 popular and the en-
thusiaxm IL increasing daily.
II IL expected that the hall on tbs
top floor Of the Eitei building WIN
be filled Monday evening at
o'clock. when the first regular meet
ing OF the club Is held. A great
number OF the older business men
Of the city have expressed great in
terest IN the club and declare that
they will attend 20 help the young
terestins addresses are promised
and the discussion Of several Inn
portsnt matters II expected.
Ths officers OF the club are get
ting into action at once and plans
for a systematic campaign for the
future progress Of the city have
been outlined. All business men
are invited 10 unite In a strong and
steady pull fer the city and big re-
suits are sure to follow. One pro-
mofer Of the club announces that
he IL adding from Is 20 80 new
members every day and not work.
lag very hard either. As fast as the
business men learn Of the objects OF
the club. they readily express a WILL
inEne.s 90 join. n only for the pur-
pose OF helping the good cause
along.
Dr. NJ. A. Matthews and J. A.
Moore have consented 10 deliver adj
dresses az the meeting Monday
night. and great enthusiasm Is ex-
pected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-13
MAXINE NOTES

The steamer Whatcom. recently
chartered by the Inland Navigation
company for the Seattle Nottingham
run. sailed on her Regular schedule
Sunday night. The vessel. since be-
ing taken off the Victoria route has
been converted into an oil burner,
and is the largest OF the sound
steamers TO use oil for fuel. SUM-
day afternoon the vessel was given
trial trip prior TO taking up her
regular run to Belllngham. Her Of
fieers say the test was a complete
success
The steamer Germanicus sails
from Seattle Monday for Vladivos-
tok with large cargo of general
merchandise.
Tho steamer Bertha, OF the Alas
Ia Commercial company. sails Mon
day for Valdez and points to tho
westward. She carries a large car
40 OF supplies and general mer-
ehandise.
The steamer Humboldt Is due TO
arrive In Seattle from Skagway
Monday night
For the purpose OF readiusting the
affairs ~ the city ticket office. Gen
eral Passenger Agent Dunann and
General Manager Pearse. of tho
Pacific Coast Steamship company,
arrived from San Francisco Sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-13

Editor Star. The Star Of Thurs
day last published an article with
reference 10 a decision In favor OF
the local organization OF the yolun-
teerH OF America against their head
quarters In New York. That article
has created the impression that
headquarters desired 20 secure the
decision 50 that the money be turn
81 over 20 them. This impression
Is wrong
Tho people In charge Of the local
company. previous 20 the coming Of
Captain BoyeH. made a statement
"a the effect that Colonel Duncan
intended securing the $500 left the
local organization by the will Of
Mrs Stacey aud uFe the same at San
Francisco This statement was false
and utterly without foundation. but
before this was discovered a suit 20
determine 20 whom the money
should be paid was commenced by
attorneys for the executors. The 10
cal board OF trustees Of the Volnn-
teera were represented By Judge X.
s. 0recne. and the parent corpora
tioD. fearing that the local board Of
trustees were not Ia a position 10
accept aud receipt for tho money. le-
Eally appointed A. J. Ballet 10 APP
pear In behalf OF the Volunteers. lest
the bequeet become void By default.
Maintaining that the local board
OF trustees were responsible body.
Judge Ffater rendered his decision.
The Volunteers OF America are SO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-13

PORT ToWNHEND. nov IL
The German steamer Mnrieheu,
Captain gcsfdeH. reached port Sun
day ~ days from MORGAN. after q
rough voyage. The Murichen was
formerly oeHEef vessel run
ming from Liverpool 60 Calcutta in
the Clan line When the Russian
Baltic fleet set out for the FAR east
iu tho late war the vessel took "a
cargo of coal az Cardiff and. fol-
lowing the fleet into the Indian
ocean. sold the 1000 tofis to the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-13
FAMOUS BLOCKADE RUNNER

Huaalans at $40 per ton. When the
Russians got into dangerous waters
the Maficheu steamed 10 0ouEkouF.
loaded with flour for kleolicf. mnk-
ing big mooney for her owners bev-
esnl blockade running trips were
subsequently made a. Vlndi suatok
aud finally. after the close If the
war the vessel proceeded 90 Moro
ran 10 coal prior a. coming here.
To-day Captain GeerdeH received or
ders to proceed to Ian Frnneisc0,
where cargo for NiadiYoHtok
awaits her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-13
ahook RY SHAKER

Because his wife shook him and
Joined the Shakers. ChsiiiH II. wing
WAS asturday afternoon granted a
decree OF divorce from Prudie wing
BY Judge Ffnter In the superior
court They were married az Lew
iston. Me. on the 18th Of March,
1901. and lived together for ak
months when Mrs. wing became In
teresied Ia the religious creed
taught by the Shakers and Joined
them. The shaker creed allows no
marriage and Mrs Wing left her
husband.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-13
Search For Negro
Fiend

LAYTON. Okla. Nov. i3.-posses
this morning are searching for the
negro who last night shot and Killed
Mrs H. Stedman. wife of the Rock
Island agent at Ebinger. while Pm
other negro and his eonfederatcs
robbed the station.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-13
! WITH STAR READERS (
(1Cr,~~~-~N-~~-~.~-- ~ ~s~-%~~-~-.--->-~-~aOc)

Incorporated that headquarters can
not demand any money contributed
to the local work. and any contrib
utor 10 the Seattle organization VIII
understand BY the decision OF the
court that the money IL being used
locally. j. ID. BO1ES.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-13
NE COMPLIMENTS
SEATTlE BANKS

Charles sleeper. who came 60 san
Francisco in 1852 and who held the
position a- manager % the San
Francisco clearing house for - con-
seeutiye years. has been staying at
the home OF his cousin. J. G. Niniug.
Of this city. lie states that Seattle
has banks 20 be proud OF. and also
says that the resident section Of sau
Francihco does not begin 10 COM
pare with that of Seattle. Mr..
Sleeper and his daughter have been
touring the eastern middle and
Aa-aafrrfl slnfea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-13


FORTY AERT YARN. nicely located.
overlooking Sound only q Few rods
from beach handy "a beat landing
Nc "a seattle, 70 acres cleared. bal
auee mostly alder land easily eiears
cd plenty % npftnE water fer iffis
Eatiun. asfaom piaHiersd hnuar. rrfs
erAi nuthuildinEs. large bearing or
Chafd. price. tnsiudiHa COWS and
chickens. y No 81 Wa can ran on
mortgage 81 loW rate Would e.
change for city property p
ROBERT MAt.Thr, 81
eis-saa ~ Alaska building. Ii
CHfckEN RANCH 20 acres. - clear
ed All level mostly shot claK HoliI
orchard. small fruits. tzrunfn houss
barn chicken houses Price iurludz
TINS horse. wagon. ceW. hsifsr Z ils
ruhatorp brvedsfs. - Chickens
q ~ taf cash
ROBERT NAI.fHf.
tls-psi - Alaska nuiidink. IA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-13

tstst 1890
. SUICIDE FEBT BETTER :
AFTER NAP :
= PHILADELPHIA. Nov ~. :
. Because be Was short In hls :
. accounts nH treasurer of the :
= Printers Beneficial aaaDclailOn :
. Henry 81 Allen. ar employee Of :
= ths government printing eafab- 4
. liahment NJ Washington. AZ. :
: tempted suicide last night b. Z
3 drinking iaudanum In a park :
= ~ Arlington. .
> Instead Of dying. he slept 4
= long and heavily. and upon \
= waking up. surrendered 10 the \
> police OF this city and has de. 4
> cided to live. =
: 44sE HH44 SgSA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-13
As,..s. Fer sale

ssstHIa.ltfsssa'.i.satss1s7 aa5asaa3ss
SEQ BUYS 10 acres OH level. half alder
and maple ~ miles from one ~ the
best towns IA the valley, ft09 cash.
30 PEE month
HonEnr MAITnY.
la-a7e Va Alaska building IA
For Bais-ReAi Estate
NJ n CRANE a CO. INC.
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.
no-ua Alaska Building.
Tel. Main sc.. Ind go
II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-13

YOU WANT THIS
10 acres ~ fine rich alder land, With
four acres under cultivation. nice or
chard. small hou-c, good barn and
we'll. fine road direct 60 Seattle.
ONLY 81 loo takes this place.
CHARLES g. ADAMS.
80 Coiman bldg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-13

ACRES % fine view lard within /
bios IA 81 car line sf ftpo for the
tEaet Divided Into iets wiil hrins
% least ~ a hot So~ firs for ~ubs
ftwieton
: acres II best Magnolia Uiur land at
49, per agfs
~ acres ~ Magnolia Huff part 81
Nhieh has com ma ndittx ri~w - the
ftty and Sound. Rt $40 per acre
SEVERAL single aef4 tfaefa fauxiuE
ffWU 10 t. q - prf tfant
In West SEATTLE ne have a 9.acss tract
~ fins sina sreund neat ths famous
shank hnfnes ciess ia Aihl Eolnt
prtfe ktEla
HEltnEsB a MAtguNEY
Main - 1sis Nee fogk Hlk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-13

or PEOPLE were on
the grounds Sunday ON the hiE free
train EXCURSIONS 20 q. D. HILL
MANS Meadow Gardens several
hundreds also came hY street ears
This week will see ali the best q
" sold No wonder, when you can
get "a tract over ~ feet long for SO.
on terms OF s. per month. Come to-
day. See all the new houses going
up
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-13
Star Want AID. AGENCIES

Wan, al. effiss. Rsslsy's prus
Store, Second and Pike. Phones,
Sunset soeol Ind. lisa
c. N. LVhndrof', eleas store. si5
Second avsnus.
Quaker prus Store. 1918 First ~.
enue.
p. n, Mullen. SAT Ballard avenue.
opposite city hall
Fremont Drug c.. Ewing stree,
and Fremont avsrus.
Thos HARRIS. at Pssteffiss, Rsa.
ten.
1852 Eastiake, Eastlaks Drug Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-13

Plat PROPERTY income tis7 81 per
userth. Owner going east q 80
Narth ~ fnruitura e. So With H. See
osnsF. rear fiat lslz M~irs.s Ave.
Ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-13
-ts,ssss iss Ssh.

ACREAGE
= acre tracts right az Co
iumbla city Fsa ouls :
80 aefsa remaining fnu
cannot come too Qaifk
IL acres eiass 20 Seattle.
Price $40
5 aefes Tor tzta near ths Inter
urban ear line Thls IL nd "a
not far fFotn where oar ap.
paneut real sniatv msn are
selling acreage at ia PER
AIHE
PETIT q son.
Arcade Building
fsiH Second Ave.
s - sszas.ssas-..sssas.-f.-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-13

NEW broom house. University dis
triet. cement walks. lii7 Pike 81.
aain g,O5. rs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-13

t3o0~ Cash. balance IN monthly INSTALL
mcnts, modern homes ON Queen
Anne Hiii. near car line
WfNSHlF BROS,
Room 300 Golmhn Bldg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-13

GOING AWAY owing 60 death IN
family viii take NO Tor my i4suefe
home. with new 1sHtufy houte. Jsf.
ssY COWS. go laying hens horse and
buggy II cost me over 81 80. N sold
today. vii take t6la on terms Of IS
down and so per month. Sec Mr..
i1ndhlomi take new HentOn car To- Dus
vanish bridge. inquire at new store
one block east Of bridge If
only two houses left for sale out 81
~ ln u months To- Southeast Seattle
fstee down and ti2pQ per month will
buy fine broom o. broom house
only ib minutes ride. Take car on
Washington ct lots 60 up Terms
be per week. city water and side
walks are nov ia
SEATTLE iioMEsEEkEHH co If
-a-s=zss-s '-s-s-a-H-aza-HH----za-
HOWARD ~ LEWIS . CO.
ia iIALLER BLOCK.
Established 1850.
Phones Main ~. Ind. isz.
q iel Large lot on Federal Ave.
near Prospect. can make Food terms.
Al idsai location for home.
y "a a Each several lots on 18Th Ave.
north of Jefferson Terms,
uosn-Th~ cheapest lot on Sth Ave.
neaf i1he St sotioo. east side.
SIX. Roon BUNGALOW.
open fire place With fancy chimney.
sfeHs laundry tahs with cement floaf
in basement
His paniry and linen eics.t
Den for the ''oid Man"
On Madsona nm
House right on car line.
fl..4t.t. ,s..s..t.,..4st4.. Ia -. .....
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-13

For ssle-Rssl Estate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-13

s8B SPOT CASH buys 20 acres logged
of land. good soil one mile from
railroad and snw mill town large
Tigate.
ROBERT HALTBY,
$3.50 azi Alaska Building. liz
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-13
Fer Rsnt-fsouses

sl2oo-4- room cottage. Z acres cleared
lard. on g. car line. VIII give long
Wight 4 Co. zi5 Bailey Bldg Main
III IA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-13

SPECIAL AUCTION BALE AT =. ".
ROOMS zl2s AND 40 FfBST Az
FNUE. on WEDNEADAf. THE
IaTH OF NOVEMBER. AT t1M
SHARP. This sale consists Of a
large stock Of new Rrauiteware OF
the best quality, quantity 81 staple
groceries. show cases. ~ fine pictures
and etchinRs. also an elegant lot OF
the finest ont glass and hric-a-bfac,
which will be sold punctual at II 30
on day u sale. Including a fine up
right Klmball plano. Come on Mon
day and Tuesday and Investigate. ".
O. HlckaTtOn. AuGtiouesr. Phones
Main lOn. Independent. idH. Il.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-18
ACTRESS IN SENSATION
KNOWN IN PAWTUCkET

Tho actress. Adelaide Warren, who was
reported TO have been found suffering
from morphine poisoning on the streets Of
New York aud taken 10 tho Bellevue hos
pital there is we'll known az Paw,ucket.
whore she used 20 perform.
when in Pawtuckot she was best known
FOR her connection with the Burlington
stock company and as tho wife OF Mortl-
mer Snow. playing the leading part in
the same company.
From the dispatches she was found at
the corner OF Forty-nfth street and Ninth
avenue. suffering from "A severe attack Of
morphine poisoning. She was taken Co
BELLEVUE hospital for treatment
Miss Warren. as the leading lady I'm the
burlington Stock company made q hit
with Pawtucket people during her stay
IN that city when taa Burlington stock
company gave up b.t .-1sc Of Music hall
and abandoned the show business. Mr..
Snow and a number OF the company. in-
cludng Miss Warren leased the llieh
street theatre in that city and Staged tho
samc linc Of productions for some time.
on = cooperative basis Miss Warren later
accepted position in New York. and has
remained IN that city since her departure
from pawttloi-cft
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-18
WARREN.

District Deputy Lois Munro OF Bristol
end board OF officers made an official
visitation last night TO Celestia lodge,
Daughters OF Rebekah. at odd Fellows
hall. Reba lodge Of Bristol were also
present as invited guests. An interesting
program was rendered. consisting OF vocal
and instrumental music and literary sc-
lections. A collation. followed and the
visitors were unanimous In their praise
OF the reception accorded them.
The regular weekly meeting OF the
Christian Erdcavor society was held i'm
the vestry OF the Baptist church last
night with good attendance OF mem
bers present The subject was Better
Work our Society Should DO. and Miss
Annie T. Gage acted as leader
The recent rummage sale hold by tho
Kings Daughters society of the Metho-
dist church ncttcd good sum of money
and tho same will be used FOR tho
charitable work of tho organization
The Massasoit club are 10 hold pro-
crcssve whist al the club rooms lu Burke
block Tuesday evening Arrangements
have been completed hy tho society FOR
q select social. ~ he held AZ the town
hall on wednssdsy evening oct q Music
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-18
SOCIETY ATTENDS THE
W00D-G0FF WEDDING

! There was a wedding at Pawtucket last
| evening which was one OF the most promi-
! nent OF the society events Of the son.
/ in that the contracting parties were from
! families identified with affairs OF that
! city for q number of years.
The contracting parties were Kenneth
| Foster Wood and Miss Elizabeth Leo Con-
/ ana the ceremony was performed at the
! Pawtucket Congregational church at $50
! o'clock. The father OF the bride Mr..
! Lyman j. Con- Is one OF the most promi-
| ncnt or the manufacturers OF that city.
I and Rev. Frank j. Goodwin was the Off
! oiating clergyman, making use OF the
! Episcopal service
Mr.. Wood Is a graduate or the Massa-
! chusetts Institute OF Technology and is
/ superintendent OF the Sayles blcacheries.
The decorations were OF chrysanthe-
| NUNS which were effectively combined
with palms. Maurice Is Washburn. Her
bert VI. Adams. Henry y. Cooper. Ed
/ ward L. Martin. Arthur Lovett and Rus
! sell y. Dana acted as ushers.
Dr. Halsey De Wolf was best man to
Mr. Wood The bride was attended as
maid OF honor by Miss Ruth Wood. sister
/ OF the groom. and as bridesmaids by the
| Misses Annie and Eleanor Chalfaut Of
Allegheny, Pa, and by Miss Harriet Gon.
| Misses Edith and Marjorie Thornton.
| cousins OF the bride. MISS Isabella
/ Graves Con-. niece Of the bride, acted as
| flower girl
The maid Of honor wore gown OF white
! chiffon and carried pink roses tied with
! white ribbon. The bridesmaids added
/ pink sashes 20 the white gowns, and the
! roses carried were tied with pink ribbon.
The flower girl carried a basket OF pink
roses The bride was handsomely gowned
in white chiffon cloth with trimmings of
point applique lace. The veil was OF
point applique and lilies or the valley
were carried.
4 reception al the residence OF the
COTS on Walcott street followed the cerc-
mony,
The gown worn by Mrs Gof was or
gray chiffon cloth with Irish lace. and
that or Mrs Kate Wood was OF black
lace and chiffon over white
Mir and Mrs Wood will live at = May
nard street, '-'ewtucket
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-18
PROVIDENCE OPERA HOUSE.

The Fays are undoubtedly Very re-
msrkable people I'm their way. but tho
secret OF their success lies I'm the fact that
they bafio the people Without posing
as being mysteries. direct In speech. frank
I'm manner. they are stll an Elusive guam
tity. The pompous individual attends
their performance prepared 10 ferret out
the unseen process hy which they appar-
emily read the minds OF tens and twenties
yes and even hundreds of their audiences
every evening. and that pompous individ-
ual leaves the theatre with perhaps the
remark. well. I'm wise. anyway" but
he generally refrains from trying 20 ex-
plain. that is. II he Is wise. IL not HIS
confusion is apparent when he attempts
anything like a lucid explanation, FOR he
is already tangled when he leaves the
Pays. the more 50 n ne has been on ;he
stage as one OF tho committee.
No doubt the cabinet experiments arc
10 he explained by the secrets OF legerde-
main. for We know that the hand Is
quicker than the eye but just exactly
how the Fays manage to read questions
written by people I'M their own homes.
placed IN their pockets and seen by no
eve but their own Is a mystery. But they
want 10 know. you know. and this Is the
reason that the Fays play SO many return
engagements. and undoubtedly they will
cause as much furore In this city as has
been their wont wherever they have given
their remarkable exhibitions.
The Fays engagement commences
'here tomorrow at the Providence Opera
house. with special matiuees ON Friday
and Saturday afternoons exclusively for
ladies These matinees have been ar
ranged IN order 90 AFFORD the fair sex
opportunity of asking questions dear 10
the feminine heart and which they per
10 "a "a AZ hFf IA
regular audience.
Kvrle Rcllew comes to the Providence
Opcra houso ucNt Monday ln "Raf1es The
Amateur Cracksuan. m which he has
made remarkably strong Impression and
created an interest ~ deep that tho audi
erces that greet 4im arc always large
,nd snthusiastic.