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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-30
Lawrence Taylor.
to The Tribune.

Special To The Tribune,
OGDEN, Aug. 29.-Information has been
received In Ogden from MIR. and Mrs.
j. a. Taylor at West Bend. Wis.
that their daughter, Lorene, was married
in Milwaukee Sunday. August rs. 10 Cor
don r. Lawrence. formerly OF San Fran
cisco. but more recently OF Ogden, The
groom is TN energetic young man who
has seen service in the United States
navy, and later WAS employed at the
Reed hotel in Ogden. His Ogden friends
extend congratulations.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-30
LAST YELLOWSTONE EXCUR-
SION
September 9th.

Via Oregon Short Line. Round trip
from Salt Lake or Ogden. s49,50. This
to and through the park in addition to
hotel expenses for the ven-days trip
through the park. The number of peo-
pie will be limited to 80.
This will be the last Yellowstone
park excursion during the present sea
son,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-30
Frazier Sent to Jail.

Special 10 The TrIbllDe.
OGDEN, Aug. 29-James Frazier. the
man who has a penchant for trousers.
and who recently stole nine pairs from
one tailor shop, was given sentence OF
ntcy days In the county Jail by Judge
Murphy today. This was considered
cheaper than holding him TO the District
ocurt and sending him TO SCnte prison.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-30
THE LAGOON ROAD

SALT LAKE AND OGDEN RAILWAY.
Time Table in Effect May 80. lso6.
y. u.
Fret ak trains run through to kayS
vile
Extra. Lagoon to Kaysville. 1890 PM
(Suuday 8 80 p. m,l
Lagoon, Lv. =, TO- Is a. NJ. .. s. :. ..
1890 y. N. (Sunday 9:3o.l
Sundays and holidays upeeisl through
trgins w Lagoon NJ and i. II.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-30
$3.50
Through Yellowstone Park and Retur

Through Yellowstone Park and Return
From Salt Lake or Ogden, September
s, vim the Oregon Short Line. This
rate includes all rail and stage ex-
penses in addition to hotel expenses
for the seven-days' trip through the
park. The number Of people will be
limited and passengers should accord
ingly make early reservations.
This will be the last excursion Of the
present season.
See agents for further particulars,
City ticket Office, 20l Main street.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-30
Adam Patterson Home.

OGDEN Aug. 29.-Adam Patterson. the
well-known capitalist. is home from a
trip TO the State of Guerrero. Mex.
where he holds extensive timber inter-
ests. together with Quill Nebeker and
other Utah men.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-30
Want Police in Parade,

An effort is being made by the street car
employees union of this city to have all OF
the police officers who are cX-carmeu TO
take part in the Labor day parade march
ing with The carmeu's union There arc
about fourteen ex-Garmon on the force at
present
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-30

so per cent OF curing dull season ar
Chase 3 Photo Studio, 249 Main.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-30
Will Entertain in Honor of Friends

Miss Edna Shepard Will entertain thirty OF
her friends tomorrow afternoon In honor of
Miss Mary HallorHn who leaves September
10 for tho enst. where she viii attend school
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-19
BRICK

Brick fuTsishsd In largo or smAa
quantities Pressed brick made ~
order Yssd on State street, south %
Psnitsssisry. tL
sAIEM BRIUK YARD.
A. A. BURTON, Prop
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-19
stMI-ANNUAl SUMMARY STATEMENT

fng atsnsnt Of the financial sOndtion Of
the County Marion lat Of APRIL 1905
Liabilities
To warrants County outstanding and
unpaid April 1900 .....t R72i ss
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-19
SEMI-ANNUAL REPORT


ber ao County Court of said County for what allowed
of and unpaid
Of the Of April
New-York tribune., 1906-05-20
DELIGHTS OF CATSKTLLS.
FuIly Set Forth IN Ulster S LsIs.
vcare Resort BOok.
In the IauS OF Pip Van WinEle;
Near the foam OF Falling Water.

The very name Of the Catskfils contains io-.1'
charm for the lover Of the beauties o. nasuTs a-'
each season the call comes louder and louc- %
those who have once visited the region 70 rslE1 D
what the Indians called Onteora. the Land tAa
Sky. The best government authority asseE;sc "a;
the name CatslziIls is only the English for. tss
Dutch Katsbergs. which was bestowed e -
mountains from the number Of Wildcats t--1i
there and that the CatskiI Crsek was ca-71y
the Dutch EaaterskiH. or ''Tomcats Creek
But what the name originally meant Is rot
highly regarded BY the multitude OF suzzz2s' =
itors who now frequent the region as the tf.a-'
for reaching Il and the resort accoun1a -a,-'s
which may be found at the desired point -
questions are best answered from the Alas.--S
handbook Of nearly two hundred pases. VIZ 80
dreds OF beautiful pictures. which IS lss-.t z. ,
Ulster & Delaware Railroad Company -I-s
talns a fine map OF the region. all pazts e ~
are easily reached from .he stations oE tAs
lines OF this road. which separate AZ Ea-sH'-~
penetrate separate portions Of the p.si-sssa~s y.
g1on. On receipt OG eight cents fcs VssAss
book Will be forwarded TO any address "
Sims. general passenger agent. EiuSs,o1' y q
Among the most interesting features Q. ,''s -
Ume. which describes what Is called c-s -.
picturesque mountain region on the s.o1ss -.
descriptions OF the regions which havs sesoa1 . 5,
notes men frS11 ss avS = Of Vassrg.or lysss
and James Ieniulors Cooper 20 the EsSs4'ss 4 .
air. iversified sceneGv and many ua..s. aEss,
lions OF the region Increases but the SssT-s 3.
sufficient 20 detrect from the beauty 3. s's sass,
tne wilderness which surrounds the -ris'-srs 80
villages and rural cottages where tNt e-s,-sf~- %
accommodated Every year sees soAse aa--Tssss e.
recreation seekers who are daily e,.-er -'~-srsis
Ulster * Delaware IN the season e. ~ sg-ssSr AID
OF stations between Kingston on ere fVsstera
The terminal points at Stamford, ~ e@ss- e@ r. -se,
CatsAillS. and az Hunter and the 49, ,-,scca x
N the region which has longest been ~ sx, ssrs-
summer Scj0urneES. Each place nas t..~, - yslr
clal charms. and TO each many persons - n resi
by year TO ind what their souls UleSs ,.stre u
and RELIEF from the Cltys round ~ e4.r.g tNNl-
population and its means Of eceoli.s -s-ss. alt
sands IN the huge hotels. at tne .-,r, roai-
the New Grand. score or l3ss N ta ~. .oNe--
side cottages nesting In the ShaGoNgy -ss Ulster
ing peak or near the tduGhtuG Was.es ,-on
81 DelQMAre hook FINNISH, mi iatolc.s-
New-York tribune., 1906-05-20
A WONDERFUL TOOTH.

An American traveller recently delivered lecture
at the home of a wealthy New Yorker. On the
table before him stood lone object
Said the traveller ''Whle I was I'm India three
royal commissioners were sent there by the King
OF Siam to negotiate for the purchase of a certain
tooth. They failed In their mission. however their
offer OF the surprising OF s2ooooo for the much
coveted tooth being declined.
'The tooth in question came as the Hindoos be-
lleve from out the mouth OF Buddha the founder
OF the foremost religion OF the Orient and hence
for twentyfour hundred years that tooth has be>n
an object OF worship.
lt Is inciosed IN a golden casket In a shrine In
the great Inner Temple ut Handy. and attracts
thousands OF worshipping pilgrims from far and
gaze OF unbeNever
"And here" continued the lecturer holding up .
blue enamelled box OF tooth powder W.T. Z ia emf
telescopio measuring tube. is dentifrce that is
used py people or refinement IN every part the
world where the use Of a toothbrush is known III
bears the label OF Or. l. W. Lyons Perfect Tooth
Powder. and is the shrine at which thousands upon
thousands to-day express respect for their teeth for
~ not only cieanses preserves and beauties them.
out imparts natural fragrance TO the breath"
New-York tribune., 1906-05-20

i1s 90 charge me this month" saia tss BIZ
Man
.'Ths same old price O 81 a thousand :...
pany obtained a restraining order from Juts
LacOmbe preventing the eD-cent Law from zct.,
into effect The case will be argued on J-ae
with Joseph n ChOate for the gas c0np4as
end Charles z. Hughes for the peoE'-. A.,
while we are N town let me tell yOu thar --.ps
Cass LedyaTd was appointed q new Ra1F
Transit Commissioner, TO succeed John Ca
partment brought out that the snow Cdr.-zs.
tor permitted the sun 20 melt much o. the s1z
which he was paid 20 remove The NTutua. -.
has been greatly stirred up by the action a. !,
British pOlicyhOlderS, many Of whom have tss
transferring their policies 20 the N0rth Br.x
and Mercantile Insurance Company. TIE Mar
came out with the statement that the s.sEag
tubes now being built under the East Rlrs.
had fattened so much that repairs would de-47
the operation OF the trains TO BROOKLYN Sixses.
months Meantime, the Port Chester RaiIrce-
after a three-year fight. obtained a frsucnss
trom the Board Of Estimate Upstate the RsV
Alsernon s. CTapsey was found guilty Os hezev
oy jury or Episcopalian churchmen IA
Governor signed the AppOrtiOument bill vhi.l
Will greatly diminish Mr. OdeIFs political acti~I.
ties up the state. and also the EIsbeEg RarN
Transit DILL. allowing separate contracts III
subway building and operation
II heard that Carl Schurz was extremely a.
said the Busy Man. Hope he has TecOveI1--'
carl SchUrz. the German patriot. Aalsrica-
author, orator, editor and ex-Secretary e tas
Interior, is dead replied the Constant RsaGs-
He was seventy-seven years old The rna,s'
date cause Of death was congestion q ia
lungs. Others who died last week were 3-ig7s
der General John c. TidbaN (retiFed). fiTSf g1T.
eEnOr OF Alaska; Lewis William Washiugti1. az
one time vice-pTesident OF the Sheet Steel Cor.
pany; William E. S. Fales, OF BroOklU. a
writer; Walter A Donaldson, Collector G. Gus
toms az Santiago de Cuba during the SDl.Sl.
American War; Albert Thompson. an r-issi
Justice Henry A. Childs. dean Of the berl q
the Sth Judicial District. Of this state Sl-
Robert Bromley administrator Of the islaE q
St. kits. and the Rt. Rev. Dr. T. H Bsss~
steth, formerly Bishop Of Exeter
New-York tribune., 1906-05-20

from her former act is an important acquisi-
tion Mime Louie has four Nubian Hons. one
of them walks tight rope. Ihose fond Oh eaz
Mime. Louie has a fight at every performances
Mi ferocious beast named Dewey. Major
Crawford has a remarkable act with SIX iuii
grown Nubian lions and lionesses. While his
group consists Of only six lions, their work is
particularly smooth and effective. one part OF
the act consists of grouping the lions around
him, holding lioness IN his arms In another
he feeds them. one Honess tugging piece OF
meat which Major craf9rd n9las IN ms l, oug ald
Barlow's elephants from the Hippodrome Will
be added to the daily performances.
Luna Park enters upon its seasons second
week with all it's records in popularity and pat
ronage upheld New devices TO amuse and
entertain are on every side. THE Great Train
Robbery is the most pretentious newcomer.
Thompson & Dundy have issued general lnvl-
tation to the children to visit Luna Park on
admission is that they dress in red. white and
blue and carry American flag. The free clf-
Gus, under direction Of Frank Melville. Is pet
ter. it's projectors declare. than any canvas or
ganization presents. Most OF its participants
come from abroad, and make their initial New
York appearance.
Frank c. Bostock, the animal king. has come
again TO Coney Island. and this time has
brought with him entirely new and novel ex-
hibtion II is Mr.. Bostocks fourth season at
Coney, and more than his twelfth in the greater
city In all these years he has constantly en-
tertairled the amusement loving public with en-
ceIlent wild animal shows, which have never
failed 20 be Of interest. Principal among the
attractions offered is Muck Rake said 20 be
the smallest elephant ever in captivity. On the
voyage across the ocean from Paris last week
he killed puma which attacked him while he
was tied up and fenced in. Many Of the old
lions of the group which first exhibited at the
Buffalo Exposition during President McKin-
leys visit there have either died or been elirni-
mated, and over seventy ferocious and untamed
New-York tribune., 1906-05-20

and the ''tars" enthusiastic the coming
fistfc battle between the two men. Another big
feature of the show is TO be a representation of
a gun crew at work. In charge of an officer the
will show how 6-inch gun is prepared
for business. The gun will be electrically fired
at an enemys ship that is being chased.
The attraction at Proctor's 125th Street Thea
tire the coming week will be the domestic drama,
"The Fatal Wedding" This is the first time
this play has been given by any stock company.
One OF the greatest Endorsements OF merit a
musical production first made in this country
has ever received has just been given Klaw &
Erlangers presentation of John Philip Sousa's
new military comic opera, 1.-THE Free Lance"
now in its sixth week at the New Amsterdam
Theatre. Mr.. Klaw, who is in London, sent a
message TO the firm on Monday that the man
agement OF the Prince of Wales's Theatre had
made proposition for the transference of the
Sousa Opera Company and The Free Lance
In Its entirety TO that house. TO open the third
week In June. The fame OF the success Of this
piece has extended even to the English metrop-
oils, and If Klaw & Erlanger decide to accept
this proposition London will hear 1t before its
tour Of the principal American cities. Mr.. Sousa
is popular in London and Joseph Cawthorn who
sings the leading role in THE Free Lance" made
a hit there several years ago in support of Alice
Nielsen in THE Fortune Teller
THE Gingerbread Man." a musical comedy
is making hit at the New York Theatre
where it is being presented for the second time
in the metropolis this season Earlier in the
year IL made a marked success at the Liberty
Theatre. Its return to the New York is in pur-
suance OF Klaw & Erlanger's policy of present
ing big things at popular prices.
The dramatic features at Proctors Fifth Ave-
nue. Theatre during the week will be Lee Ar
thurs play. I'VE Uns of Tennessee This per-
formance Will be the only time in stock. An
entirely new and elaborate scenic production is
being provided.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-20

ing. the opening week of the roof garden
June 4.
The closing performances OF "a Society Cir
cus' are announced by Thompson & Dundy.
after most successful rum From financial as
We'll as artistic point OF view "A Society Cir
cus' has established an unprecedented record,
playing, as it has. TO approximately 100000 per-
sons since December last. This for any theatre
in the city would mean playing to capacity
every day for from two to five years The great
areEt: tournament, the plunging horses. the
gorgeous ballet. chorus and concluding tableau
continue as the features.
Tonight Duss and his band will be heard,
with soloists
quaint little Miss Katie Barry. the original
Fiji in "A Chinese Honeymoon and late CO.
star with Jefferson De Angels in "Fantana,"
comes to Keith's for her first engagement this
week. Since leaving "Fantana" and going into
vaudeville Miss Barry has toured the circuits
successfully. and returns TO New York with an
act that always wins laughter and applause.
Other favorite funmakers on the same bill are
Bert Leslie and Robert Daley. who reappear as
the Bowery boy and the stage struck doctor,
being assisted oy Miss Maud Emery and Will
lam Mowry. w. c. Fields. the eccentric juggler.
recently featured with Mcintyre and Heath in
The Ham Tree also returns to vaudeville and
PLAYS his game Of solitaire billiards. Les Du-
n1onds. THE Bohemians in Paris are the
Prelle canine educator has a troupe OF dogs
trained TO impersonate all the animals of a
menagerie.
At Hammerstein's the coming week the pro-
gramme is headed by Eddie Foy, late star of
"The Earl and the Girl" company Horace
Golden (the Kings magician), so called because
of his appearance before King Edward and
Queen Alexandra. will present his remarkable
illusions Lottie ellison, the Little Magnet" Will
be seen for the first time in Broadway James
Thornton, in his monologue: Harry Gilfoil in
limitations; Cheridah Simpson, prlna donna
New-York tribune., 1906-05-20
SOMERSET INN, BERNARDSv1lt' y. :. :.

Somerset Inn, at Beznavdsvl.e - - Nss .
ogsned tor the season yesterday 4 80. Sor
number OF guests who were unwi.aS ~rgst.a
the formal opening. Nfr. and Ms. !. , -s.s~, ,e
and Miss orruston ard Miss F. lsa0eA S.ss~ - xincs
New York. have been occupying tne' e1-s -.1Fs Nss
MAY ]. on Friday OF last week Mss Nm yorx
tGtn Welsh and Miss NreclS~o.t-s s,o ~ Nv-r tce
were the guests OF the Niisses gFilSSSr ~ 50 yolaS
week end. On the same das telSnn as sunni.
yemen Nom The Kent Ftace ss-.sS,S,s rom ST
y. J.s made trip % the Inn. NA.aA s,-.r 3 Guy
Ing distance OF ABOUT ten niles 49, 49, neata
dinner party and q chat around S1s S-,s ~
taps were sounded anG the stG.tN St paratHy
walkers retired 20 refresh theIEssetNes - ~ Sat-t-
60 tramp OF eight miles 20 MGlF.ss w., aack .
day morning. whence they to0N a. 49,. exao'
Summit. Tna excursOlistS tnesNtsd 'i,s~lri}yet u
ORA Machines. Hamilton. CAnatas 49, .s Read.
Whitteuore. West MeGENras AtasS-s N.-s 4uxlsta
philadelphia Miss Martha y t@anstss.s C,aar sd
Me- Miss Margaret u. SAstA.lsAvss..s, Conn
Pcnn.s Miss N.-ea NJ Camp. Wa.e2 Mse
Miss Elizabeth Dodge Mestist9MAs fs,.rs s. F'aSsa
Ruth Sperrys Waterbury, coma At.ss toel
Fort worth Tex Mss Hazel v SeH w. Wo-s.
Hiuburn, y. q. and Mss E4ea-sef SiAes
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur 9. EInTrons ana ~. ..n,nt,ns
beth Emnons. OF New York. have s ose. ~. cot LAxs
the last ten days at The I'm. IN oAe o. ~
suites OF the hotel sy S,:s VA
Among tho arrivals on the openi2s aay md Mrs
and Mira ID. c Tate. OI New NcrA M.- - Nsa
Charles III. Hilliard and Master H,at' - Mss Oh
York. Miss TruesdaI OF Newark y ~, Il Nlc1
bert, OF New York. and Nr. and Ms y"
ols. jr.. OF New York
New-York tribune., 1906-05-20
AT CONEY ISLAND.

Drearnland promises the amusement seekers or
Coney Island an up-to-date sensation this sum-
raer in the spectacular production entitled san
Francisco" IN the large space formerly occu-
pied by Fighting the Flames" 'San Francis
co.. will be produced under the auspices OF the
new production company. a corporation recently
formed with Henry Lee, the impersonator, and
Henry Meyers. manager Of the Dorick Theatre
in Yonkers and Young's Pier in Atlantic City,
as the active business representatives. The
production is divided into four chapters, which
Iu,ght best be termed the inception, the con-
struction the destruction and the realization or
tho city There Will be company OF SONS
three hundred people. under the stage direction
OF Lawrence Marston, and the spectacle VIII
open with q OF the Golden Gate before the
hand OF man changed the prospect Next fol-
lows a view Of mining camp In 49, and the
arrival Of the first woman In Frisco by stage
coach. Then is shown Market street In all its
gayety OF the night before the earthquake, and
the ensuing destruction. AS finale 70 the
tertainment will be shown the city 1t Will be
In 1909. A crew of wreckers are now at work
tearing down the structure that contained
Fighting the Flames" Az they have
cleared the place crews OF carpenters and build
will work twenty-four hours day, in eight
ductlon for its presentation possibly before
Memorial Day. May 80.
Dreamland itself. which opened yesterday. is
still 1.-The white city," though retouched and
much altered Creation" is stiM retained, while
many new features are added.
Tho opening OF Colonel Percy J. Mundy's AMI
NAL show az Luna Park has revealed a remark
able exhibition OF animal training This is the
first time Colonel Mundy has exhibited in the
East. Ills programme consists OF ten acts
The engagement Of Mime. Morel for the season
with a group OF nine leopards and jaguars
trained In new tricks. different In every respect
New-York tribune., 1906-05-20
AT THE HOTEL GRAMArAN.

Among the autouohsts who made the C}ramatan
stopping place last Sunday were George e
Boyd and party. OF Waterbury. Conn; Louis NJ
Ream and party, OF Princeton, ~ j.: Mrs Janes
A. Radclin and party, OF Brooklyns Champs g.
Andrews and party. James B. ClewS Don r
Cameron. Horace White and Mrs. @. T. schermsr-
horn, OF New York. The late arrivals at the Gram
atan Include Dean Emery, Miss Amy Ira Duncan
MFs. 4. A. Peptn, Miss A. Il. White. Mss Marta
Mrs. George s, Moulton, Mrs. T. F. Jeremiah
George Emery Daniels. Miss Gertrude Holiness
New-York tribune., 1906-05-20

Robert F. Bonner and family, John vs.. Allison and
family and Mrs Alliston Flagg and f92Hiy, Of New
Charles L. Burr. Miss A. I. PIuulIner, Mrs. J. g.
Dettman. Mr.. and Mrs J. B. Beden. Mrs. Il
Beard Mrs. F. S. Freeman, Miss Glorieux, Mr.
and Mrs. William Beard. Mrs. S. p: Hopkins and
family. OF Brooklyn; Henry p. Dole. OF Boston;
Henri l.. Hotchhiss, Mrs. Charles III. TOwnshenG,
Henry. H. Townshend. Of New Hayen: Mt and
Mrs. II. w Chambers CT Cleveland; r. Clifford
Black OF Pelham Manor: Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle Howell
Hall, OF Mount Vernon; Mr.. and Mrs T. III. McIn-
rerney, OF Pelham; Meredith Nicholson, OF Indian
apors; George Lawson. Of ithaca; Mr.. and Mrs
A. H. Tillnghast. Mrs. G. G. Andrews Miss Sea-
New Haven.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-20
BERLIN HOTELS.

The elegance and comfort which the leading
features OF tho Continental Hotel. Of Berlin have
gone far 20 secure tho large American clientele
which II enjoys. The central and quiet location OF
the Continental contributes to It's close TO
the Central Station, the royal palaces, Inter den
Linden etc. IL Is Just far enough away from the
more 1olay streets TO Insure the traveller that
tranquility desirable in hotel. Private baths ana
all other modern requisites, including rreproach-
able wine cellar and cuisine. be found at tho
Continental - - -
New-York tribune., 1906-05-20
PLAYS THAT CONTINUE.

BIJOU-Warfield. in THE Music Master"
LYCEUM-"The Lion and the Mouse"
EMPIRE-Ofiss Adams, in Peter Pan
BELASCO-"The Girl Of the Golden West 4"
with Miss Bates.
WALLACK's The Embarrassment of
Riches
Mistakes Will Happen"
PRINCESS-"Brown Of Harvard"
MANHATTAN-"Cha Aunt" last week
FIELDS-"Mr Hopkinson'
; LYRIC-"Arms and the Man." and How He
Lied 20 Her Husband" last week
New-York tribune., 1906-05-20

Brown and Nevarro In a colored novelty act;
the OnIaw Trio, Milt Wood, and new vitagrapn
views fll out the remainder of the bill.
Tony Pastor has arranged a warm weather
h,u for the week. Among those who will ap-
near are the prince OF story tellers, Frank
Bush: Brown, Harris AM. Brown Mr. and Mrs.
Jimmy Barry. who still retain their comedy
act 'dThe Village Cut Up; the Bijou Comedy
Four in their new comic interlude. with sing
ing and dancing; Miss Irene Lee and her candy
kids" and the Alpha Trio. comic and novelty
hop jugglers.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-20
MUSICAL PIECES THAT CONTINUE.

WEBER's MUSIC HALL4-"Twiddle- -Twaddle'
and burlesque with "The Jays"
HIPPODROME-''A Society Circus
BROADWAY-''The Vanderbilt CUP"
NEW AMSTERDAM-"Th Free Lance
"Happyland."
CASINO-"The Social Whirl"