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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-27

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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-27

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DIE 9euinstIi@e Gde.s
Gde 4obIe isliO H0rlet Ctr. 7
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-12-22

and will introduce a number OF unique
ventriloquil novelties.
Second on the list are scheduled Oh
lie Young and brother, couple OF deX-
ferrous hoop-rollers who have the rest
of the ring manipulators backed off the
board. $50,
Knight Brothers and Sawtelle, intro
ducing a twentieth century dancing no
velty are destined to hit the town haru,
They have very deliberately staged
act which requires several changes Oh
costume. In addition they can dance
especially Sawtelle, who is livery
Young woman endowed with pair OF
agile feet.
VILLA Holt Wakefield, new conner
into vaudeville, whose scope as an en-
tertainer was formerly confined to the
drawing rooms Of the smart set OF Lon
don and New York, is sure to prove d
most pleasing attraction in her artistic
song readings.
The Fox and Foxie Circus is destin-
! ed to make children of 40 and over
banny. The show, which is advertiser
as the smallest on earth with all the
attractions of Barnum and Bailey, is
in the hands of the ring master and
the clown while dog rugged up as a
pony and a very clever cat indulge IN
some clever stunts. Everything Will
he there but the red lemonade.
Black and Jones ought to score heaV'
ily. They are both clever foot manip
uiators and their songs are in good
taste. They are far above the average
of their ilk. M
Then there is the kinodrome with q
good one, "The Frolic of Satan" ano
tbe all-solo orchestra will have some
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-12-22
ILLUSTRATION OF BEATRICE.

Patrons of the Salt Lake theatre Will
undoubtedly feel indebted to Manager
Pyper for securing so strong an at
traction as Maude Fealy in The lllu-
sion of Beatrice" for the Christmas
holidays. Miss Fealy opens her en-,
gagement on Monday night and VIII
also give matinee and evening per-
Torrance on Christmas day. or MISS
Fealy and her presentation, the Orego-
Man of Portland, Oregon, last week
said:
beautiful dainty little Maude Fealy
in beautiful, dainty little comedy won
the hearts of everybody in the audi-
ence at the Heilig last night. "Ine IL
fusion of Beatrice" was plainly written
for Miss Fealy, and Martha Morton, ies
author, did her work well. 1t is 1alry
tale for grown-ups and 1t SUITS ever
characteristic of the sweet girlisl
star. ,r;,,
The inexperience of youth bars MISE
fealy from the great heights OF ara
matte art, and wisely the dramatlse mas
not called upon her to mount tne
heights. 1t is pure, simple story VI
a young girls idealism, the dellcase pa
thos of her disillusionment ana the
happy finding of her womannood.
Maude Fealy is a rare whlte liowel
refreshing as a breath OF COOL SWEEP
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-12-22

air in an overheated room. Her very
presence on the stage has purifying
influence. Hers is the innocence that
art cannot assume and after watching
her through the three acts of her play
it must be sorry person who does not
feel sympathetic goodness and that
life is not all sordid and hard and bar
rem One is almost sorry that the lit
tie Princess doesn't come into her own,
but is reconciled because she finds a
greater happiness.
The boast that she is the most beau
tiful woman on the stage seems well
founded and in such a piece as "The
Illusion of Beatrice" she is not only a
creature of surprising beauty, but ar
actress whose work is ideal within lin
itations.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-12-22
ALL HALLOWS COLLEGE.

The Catholic church has ever shown
itself to be a true patron of learning
and enlightenment and has displayed
it's proverbial wisdom in supporting
and encouraging All Hallows' college,
in this city. During the twenty years
of it's existence All Hallows has made
for itself an enviable record. 1t has
always been the aim of the college to
instill into the hearts and minds OF
its pupils those principles Of integ-
rity and true Americanism.
The college maintains three higher
courses-the commercial course, the
scientific course and the classical
course.
The commercial course is intended
to prepare students thoroughly fol-
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-12-22

the complications of modern business
life, and to give them the educational
training which is necessary in order
to work successfully in the feverish
field of national and international
competition.
The scientific course has been or
ganized with the special view of meet
ing the wants of students who are 10
devote themselves in after life to any
of the professions connected with the
vast mining industry of the west
The classical course forms a spe.
cial feature and is the standard course
of the institution. It's object is to
prepare students for medical. legal
and other learned professions, for
which the study of classics is indis-
pensable.
Besides these three advanced
courses, there are the minim and pri-
mary courses for beginners and the
academic courses, intended as prelim-
mary to the higher courses.
Ali Hallows' college was founded by
the Right Rev. Bishop Seaman in
1886, when existing circumstances
made it's accomplishment a most diff
ficult undertaking. 1t was at this
time that the Catholics throughout
the intermountain country united in
/ giving to the school their support, ano
but short time afterward the insti-
tuition began to grow.
The buildings are lighted by cleo
tricity and heated by steam through
out. All possible precautions against
fire have been taken, each floor being
, provided with hose connections and
S chemical extinguishers, and fire es-
: capes extend from each story to the
S ground.
Great attention is paid to athletics
: and gymnastics, thus insuring the
e students a physical as well as men,
tai training. There Is well equipped
gymnasium, with special classes daily,
under the supervision of skilled
trainer.
n For the gratifying results attained
@ great credit is due the Very Rev. j. j.
d Guinan, S. NJ, president and treas
q urer of the institution. His efforts In
. the interests of All Hallows' college
g have been untiring.
e The state of Utah has every rea
IS son to feel proud of this place O
20 learning.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-12-22
TRovoLLo, THE vENTRlooUIsT.

For Christmas week there will be
several unusual numbers offered at the
Orpheum on a bill of decided enter
tanning merit. Chief among them is
Trovollo, a European ventriloquist
with an act something different from
the ordinary run in his particular line
He will appear in clever little come
dy drama entitled THE Hotel Office
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-12-22
UNIVERSITY LECTURES.

The next of the University course of
lectures will be on the evening OF De
cember 81 at the Congregational
church when DR.. Richard Green Moul
ton, professor of literary theory at the
University of Chicago, will deliver his
famous lecture on Literary Study OF
the Bible Apart from Theology and
Criticism" DR.. Moulton is one OF the
most distinguished literary men of his
time and his lecture will be great
treat to all people of culture and refine
ment.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-12-22
THE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA.

The last Symphony orchestra con
cert was pronounced artistic success,
one of the most superb musical treats
ever given in the city. 1t is an organ
ization deserving of hearty support Its
patrons feel that way and are prepared
to give the necessary financial back
ing, without encroaching upon the
$1,000 reserve fund.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-12-22

ing for you at the church. William
w. Bittner.
Manager Jennings has kick COM
ing:
"My Dear Claus-Give all the rail
roads in Salt Lake a set of new time
cards and make them run their trains
accordingly. This will be enough to
fill the Orpheum stocking.-W. L. Jen-
nings."
This has a dramatic ring:
"Friend Santa Claus-Drop down
the Lyric chimney big bunch of
fireworks for the gallery gods.-Fred
Moore"
Another request from lower Main
street:
Dear Old Santa am stranger
here and want to make good, so all
I ask Is a pound of emotional candy
the nuts I'll buy myself-Lillian Ma
son."
Another request which has been in
cubating for some time is from the
Orpheum advertising manager:
Santa Claus-My supply OF press
dope for the year is nearly smokes
out. Send me another pipe full
George e. Carpenter"
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-12-22
AT THE LYRIC.

Next weeks bill at the Lyric theatre
will be another stirring melodrama in
four acts from the pen of Arthur Rob
erts. 1t is full of thrills and action,
with comedy and heart interest An
extra Christmas matinee will be given
on Tuesday in addition to the regular
Wednesday and Saturday matinees.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-12-22
TRUTH

good music on tap. The bill makes
noise like a good one.
Following the pace set all over the
circuit the Orpheum management an
nounces that evening prices will pre-
vail at the Christmas day matinee.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-12-22

The foregoing is enough to show
that all the theatric lighting-rods are
out waiting for the Christmas thunder
storm.
HARRY LIE GRANDE.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-17
SOCIALISTS At
LONDON EXPEL
ALL REPORTERS

London. July 1.-THE general congress
of Socialist Inter Parliamentary commit
tee opened here today under the presider-
cy OF James Keir Hardie, the Socialist
member OF parliament. and chairman of
the Independent Labor party. The first
action of the congress was to expel the
newspaper men present. the foreign dele
gates fearing that detailed reports Of abe
proceedings would bring them unpleasantl
ly TO the notice of their governments.
The attendance was not large. The Eu-
ropean contingena was represented by
about 25 delegates, including a member
OF the Russian parliament The general
purposes seem TO be attempts to unity the
action of the Socialists In the various
pariaments. Neither Herr Bebel, the
German Socialist leader. nor NJ. Jaures.
leader OF the French Socialists. was pres
ent Several women delegates were in
attendance.
A resolution was adopted changing the
title of the organization TO Socialist and
Labor Inter Parliamentary Committee"
Tomorrow questions in relation to the
condition of Russia will be the principal
topic. when NJ Anikin. leader OF the
Group OF Toll. in the lower house OF the
Russian parliament, will lead the debate.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-17

The Italian colony's celebration OF the
feast OF our Lady OF Mount Carmel was
brought 10 a fitting close last evening by
an excellent band concert and a superb
display OF fireworks.
All over the district from lower At
wells avenue TO West Exchange street
were picturesque decorations and innu-
merable Nominations OF varied type
Spruce street I'm particular presented a
brilliant spectacle. From one end OF this
terms were stretched from sidewalk TO
sidewalk A novel decoration was a
string of lights fashioned after the al
tar lamps in the Catholic churches.
Just below Acorn street a miniature
throne was erected. and suspended from
its top was a likeness of the saint In
whose honor the feast is observed.
American flags were flying everywhere,
and strips OF bunting were festooned on
house fronts and awnings. Even the
push carts OF the fruit vendors were COW
cred with patriotic decorations. Side by
side with these were other flags showing
the Italian colors OF red, white and
green.
Everything savored OF sunny Italy.
Italian fruits and sweetmeats were sold
Italian airs were prominent in the band
concert, and walk through the streets
I'm the vicinity was as good as a uaVei
through the land In southern Europe.
Not all were Italians during the even,
ing exercises. for crowds came from all
sections OF the city to listen TO the bano
concert and TO watch the fireworks,
which were on larger scale than ever
before.
Notwithstanding the crowded condition
different nationalities were represented
the squad OF police. in charge or Lieut.
j. j. Toole and Sergt Connors or the
Fourth station, had no trouble in main
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-17
WARREN
Police Have a Hard Struggle
With An Insane Man

The regular session OF Tobin post. @. A.
r, was held in the hall on State street
last night Routine business was trans
acted, after which a program OF social
exercises was enjoyed.
The police were kept busy yesterday
evening. as they had 10 place an insane
man In a straight jacket. II required the
combined efforts OF FIVE men TO hold the
sufferer. who fought strenuously and
came nearly hanging himself. The insane
man was Joseph Bressau and he was re-
moved 10 the state hospital
Large crowds OF Warren people jour
neyed 10 Bristol last night TO witness
the exhibition OF fireworks. Special trains
were operated on the Consolidated road
and the cars OF the Suburban road were
crowded. during the evening.
Much grading work has been done dur
ing the past week by a force OF workmen
under the direction OF Highway Surveyor
Lyman. he streets. all over the town
show evidence OF the good work. New
sign boards have been put on all the
street corners. this work having been done
under the personal direction OF Council
man rank w Smith.
The oyster dealers are engaged I'm set
ting out plants and also cleaning star
fish from the oyster beds In the Warren
river. The dealers will commence to
gather the bivalves in September and Il
Is expected that this years supply will
exceed any former season I'm the history
of the business. The demand the past
year was so great that the dealers were
obliged 90 close their shops, owing to the
fact that the oysters gave out long before
the accustomed time.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-17
SUNNY ITALY
REPRODUCED
Residents Of the Italian District Celebrated Great Church Feast
With Music and Fireworks and Decorations and Street
Scenes That Transformed Federal Hill Into Locality Of
Spectacular Beauty Seldom Seen in This Country

tanning order; and the celebration was a
great success, and one OF the best In the
history of the organization in charge OF
the exercises.
The program for the afternoon and
evening was largely musical. The Banda
Giulio f. Capone, played at various
points on Federal HILL and from 10 Z
and from TO 10 concerts were given at
a stand erected on the corner of Spruce
and Acorn streets.
The stand was decorated with ever
greens. bunting and colored lanterns.
and over the street corner hung a repre-
sentation of our Lady against the back
ground of an American flag. Strings OF
vari-colored glasses, suspended on wires.
radiated from the central decoration 10
the four corners Of the street.
The program for the 8 o'clock concert
was March. "Olivette.' Capone; sym
phony. Poet and Peasant" Supe; bari
tone solo. selected, by, A. olivier; selec-
"Lotta Elettorale," Dorsi.
Beginning at O'Clock the following
program was presented March. la
Sfda.' capone; symphony. "Phedre.,,
Massenet; selection, from "Rigoletto.,".
Liberati; barcarole. LA yeneziana." Ca.
pone: selection. Little Johnny Jones"
Cohen; waltz, Tout Parlo," Westden-
field; potpourri. I'll Pagliacci." Leonca-
vallo; march, IL Esposiozione Napoli,"
Orlando.
The committee of arrangements for the
festival was as follows: Marco Colagio-
vanni, president; Francesca Savino. sec
retary; Michele Mazzarano. treasurer; ;
Costanzo Paglia, Angelo Mandillo. An
drea Manocchia. Malta Accetta, Domen-
icantonio Germano. Michele Del Vizio.
Giovanni Picenni. Giovanni Bongi. Slves-
tro Del Dec is president OF the Soceta
Maria s. s. Del Carmine.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-17
CHANGE IN THE
PLAN Of ATTACK
ON OIL TRUST

Cleveland, o.. July 17-Basing his opin-
ION upon the testimony already submitted
10 the federal grand jury in this district.
Atty.-Gen. Moody believes that the gov
eminent has at last secured the evidence
which brings the Standard oil Company
20 It's knees
M. ]. Grammer, vice-president OF the
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Rail
way, will not be indicted. Instead. he viii.
be asked TO assist the government in forg-
Ing a chain OF evidence about the necks
OF some OF the biggest Standard oil Com
pany officials IN the country
The switch on the part OF the govern
ment In finally deciding to summon Gram
mer az witness is explained by the
statement that the single desire OF the
department OF Justice at present Is TO
get al the Standard oil Company.
The government officials are eager to
obtain one more link In the evidence al
ready secured against the Standard OF
Company. determined effort will be
made 10 complete the chain through
G-amrner and Clark.
What the government officials want
particularly Is the names Of the stand
ard OF Company's officials through whom.
81 Is charged. rebating arrangements were
made with the Lake Shore and other rail-
roads. With these names I'm their posses
sion the government attorneys will be
ready 10 strike.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-17
TAXPAYERS Of
LINCOLN VOTE To
ENLARGE SCHOOL

At the special meeting OF the taxpayers
Of this town held at Lonsdale yes
terday afternoon. resolution appropriat-
ing the sum OF $500 for repairs on the
school building at Albion. was turned
down and another resolution providing an
appropriation OF $1,000 for additions 10 the
school building at Prospect Hill was
passed. the latter by a unanimous vote
There was an attendance OF about rs
at the meeting and from the first there
was an attempt especially on the part OF
DIR. Joseph Il. Duxbury, 10 start a con-
troversy with the members OF the school
committee. He started out TO scold the
committee and 10 find fault with about
everything which they had done or tried
TO DO. He asked questions and then was
not satisfied with the answers and after
that when the members declined TO an
swer any more he declared that III they
were honest men they would be glad to
give answers"
There was some discussion regarding
the two propositions, the first one 10 come
up being the resolution regarding the AL
bion school. II appeared that while the
committee had asked for $500 for repairs
on this building neither they nor scarcely
anyone else believed that II was real
good judgment to spend this money be-
cause the thing which was actually need
ed was a new building at that point
at the annual meeting held a month or
more ago
Supt Richardson explained very fully
what was needed and as stated above DR.
Duxbury at once started I'm TO scold the
committee.
Frank E. Fitzsimmons waited TIL after
the doctor had talked several times on
the resolution and then proceeded 10 clear
the atmosphere by a very careful ex-
PLANTATION OF what he believed were the
real needs OF that part OF the town. He
declared that he was not I'm favor OF
spending money at this time because Il
would be only temporary relief at the
best and he believed that the wisest thing
TO be done would be 20 erect new build
ing The resolution was defeated by a
vote of 20 To %.
The second resolution providing for an
expenditure OF 5000 for additions TO the
Prospect Hill school building met with
very little opposition except from Dr.
Duxbtry. who repeated the assertion
which he had made earlier In the meeting
tnat the present school rooms were plen-
~ large enough TO accommodate all the
pupils which attended them
The resolution was passed with no dis
senting voices.
This matter having been settled n reso-
luton was introduced providing for a spe-
cial tax lev OF IA cents per s10o. and this
was also voted. although there were those
In the hall who make the claim that Il
Is ilega, for n special town meeting 10
provide for n special tax levy and Il may
be that the courts will be asked 10 settle
this question. The tax rate as now fixed
for the year Is s1.2O per 500.