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Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-04
OLD COMEDY IS
-CLEVERLY DONE
BELASCo PLAYERS IN "THE
SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL"
sherldan's Immortal Work In the
Main Well Presented-New
Acts at orpheum Please
Large Audiences

"The School for Scandal is seemingly
an apt offering for the Belasco players
to give after Mrs. Danes Defense. y
Not that they are related, except In
name, but IL rather drives home the
lesson which the former play holds
that scandal is more often i'm the dis
seminating of false stories than in the
suppression of true ones, and that
while the latter form is reprehensible
enough, the former is unspeakably
worse.
Whether the Belasco management
had any of this I'm mind when the Sc
quence of plays was arranged, matters
not in the least; the fact remains. So,
as was said. while the plays have no
real connection whatever, 1t is never
theless apropos that they followed in
this order. and so closely which, with
this preliminary discourse, let us to
our muttons.
Sheridan's great classic-for such II
isis none too often played in these
days. 1t is so well balanced a comedy,
requiring so many equally clever ex-
ponents, that an adequate cast is well
nigh impossible. Outside some star ag-
gregations collected for special seasons
1t would be hard to find q better assem-
bly, of all-round depicters of the Sheri-
dan roles than the Belasco company
contains. This, in broad way, let each
member feel flatteringly reviewed here
with, and smile his satisfa ction. In a
word, the presentation, considered as
a whole, is well rounded and Adequate;
scenically, it is superb, and, in effects
and costumes, equally so.
Not that it isn't faulty here and there.
1t dragged numerically at times yes
terday, and the people stumbled badly
on their lines now and then, which,
with two weeks for preparation, should
not have been. The waits are very
long and there is not that spontaneity
in delivery of lines that crispness and
verve, that are so requisite to give full
effect to Sheridan's clever. situations
and sharp words. Doubtless these will
come with practice however.
Individually, one has almost unstint-
ed praise for the performers, barring
these few things Miss Gardner of
course, leads the women, and her Lady
Teazle quite realizes ones idea of the
original. William Yearance as Sir
Peter is all that could be asked; in fact
his Characterization is most happy.
Bosworth is fine Charles Surface,
with that bonhomie that makes all
love him. Leo Beggs as Sir Oliver does
fine work in the auction scene, and the
Moses 'bit" by Harry Spear is a gem.
Even the smaller parts were adequate
ly, often excellently done, while Miss
Farington as Lady Sneerwell, Miss
Howe as Lady Candour and Miss Lang
ham as Maria, could hardly be asked
to do better.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-04
0RPHEUM PROGRAM
HAS BRIGHT NUMBERS

Orpheum audiences this week are be-
ing treated to bicycle riding, dancing
duos, monologues, sopranos, spectacu-
lar phantasies, plastic performances
minstrelsy and plain vaudeville. The
treat is rich and worth while.
Mary Norman, long a favorite in
vaudeville, gives a series of three
hind the footlights. She typifies the
shrewish actress in the dressing room
and the same woman in an emotional
role; an amiable actress off the stage
who assumes villainous characters, and
the ingenue who receives a telegram
telling of her mothers death and is
forced to go on with her part. These
sketches are fascinating and show a
fidelity to facts that gives an insight
to many people into a life but little
understood.
Terley. with novel plastic act
shows a sculptress who makes a wax
head assume such poses as Caesar
Pope Leo, Bonaparte, Mckinley and
other notables, after which the wax
head proves to be human.
Arthur Deming, the minstrel favorite
brings a fresh bunch of songs and such
His sleepy song is good. It's purpose Is
to make the hearers gap and it does II
by hypnotism that everybody feels
In the presence of man who gapes
and keeps it up.
May Boley and her company dc
clever work. Clad as a chappy Miss
Boley sings song which brings in re.
view all her former girls" and they
dance their joy. Then the company
appears as village cutups In eccentric
makeups- Miss Boley shows her fun.
making abilities by doing cherry sis
ter stunt. depicting a village girl who
thinks she can recite and sing.
Among the holdovers are the best
numbers of last weeks bill OF al
daredevil bicycle riders the duo Pro
veanis lead the procession. Lith,
young women who work with gustt
and ride wheels that respond to theil
whims as though imbued with life
keep the house in thrill continuous
AS finish girl who seems absolutell
reckless does stunts with, on, over ant
under a Wheel making a brilliant
flourish.
Edith Helena, songstress; Reif
brothers. dancers. and Frank Gardiner
in his wild-eyed but amusing "Winnins
a Queen" with new motion pictures
complete the bill.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-04
"THE SPORTY KING"
OPENS AT FISCHER'S

Last night at Fischer's theater two
packed houses enjoyed the new bill,
THE Sporty King" Fred l.. Grifiths'
latest production, The piece is found
ed upon THE Mascot" and all present
were amused at the manner that the
characters were travestied. Billy Ons-
low as the Sporty King was excruci-
atingly funny, both In makeup and
costume. and surprised his admirers by
his rendering of the comic kings song.
Fred Lazone as the inkeeper was good
and his song won him encores.
Richard Burton as the shepherd
played and sang the role of the Mascot
and the rendering Of the famous Cob
BILE" duet, with Mr. Burton, made a
big hit Miss Nellie Montgomery
looked charming as the kings daughter
and her coon song went splendidly. The
chorus numbers were bright and catchy
and the girls were fun of vim and
ginger.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-04
CANDIDATES AWAIT
EXPECTED CLASH
BY Associated Press.

6y ASsUCldtcu OSo'
SANTA CRUZ, Sept. 3.-With marked
enthusiasm the fifth biennial conven-
tion of the California state league of
Republican clubs convened this after
noon.
Delegates representing all the Re-
publican clubs in the state were pres
ent and completely filled tent in
which the state Republican convention
will also be held.
The meeting of the convention is CO.
incident with the f1ftieth anniversary
of the nomination of General Fremont
of California for president by the first
national Republican convention and on
that account several "Fremonters'
have gathered here to celebrate the
event.
The convention was called to order
by President Ferd K. Rule, and the
delegates were welcomed by Mayor T..
w. Drullard Of Santa Cruz.
Greetings to the Fremonters" was
the subject of an address by ]. w.
Linscott. The program closed with the
biennial address by President Rule and
the appointment of standing commit
tees. A session will be held tonight
and the convention will be closed with
| two sessions tomorrow morning and
afternoon. -
President Rule announced that he
will not be a candidate for reelection
at the election to be held tomorrow.
| Railroad Commissioner Orrin K. Hem
derson and Mayor Thomas Rickard of
Berkeley are aspirants for the Office.
Nearly all the candidates for nominal
tion before the state Republican con-
vention, which opens here on Wednes-
! day, have arrived. Governor Pardee,
| Congressman James N. Gillett and j. o.
| Hayes Of San Jose are on the ground
and have opened headquarters. Their
| lieutenants are busily engaged in greet
| ing delegates and at all the three camps
confidence is expressed
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-04
HERMANN OELRIcHS
CALLED BY DEATH

NEWPORT. r. l., Sept. S.-Hermann
Oelrlchs of New York died Saturday
on board the steamer Kaiser Wilhelm
der Crosse while on his way TO this
sage received here today from that
steamer for Mrs. Oelrichs.
Mrs. Oelrichs. accompanied by her
son, Hermann, and by Mrs. w. X.
Vanderbilt, left for New York during
the afternoon TO meet the steamer
Charles M. Oelrichs, brother OF the
dead man. also left during the day fol
the metropolis.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-04
AGlTATORs LAND
IN MEXICAN JAIL
Rn Assnoialed 80.

BY Associated Press.
TUCSON, Ariz,, Sept 3.-Collis Hum
bert, a Frenchman, and Leonardo villa
real and Bruno Trevino, Mexicans,
we're arrested early this morning at
Mowry and Patagonia, mining camps,
where many Mexican miners are en-
ployed.
The arrests were made by 1mmigra-
ton Inspector Murphy and Rangers
Olds and Clark
II is charged, that the men are agi-
tators who were attempting to organize
force of Mexican miners TO attack
Nosales. Sonora, and capture the Gus
toms house and arsenal of the rurales.
Letters found on them show that
their plans were directed by Mexican
revolutionist leaders in st. Louis.
The letters also Indicate that the
revolutionists have organizations in
forty cities and that they will become
active as soon as they can secure arms.
The arrested agtators are in jail in
Nogales, u. S. A.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-04
DoUGHERTY IS KNOCKED OUT
Mike (Twin) Sullivan Wins WeIter.
weight Championship of World
in Nineteenth Round

BY Associated Press.
BUTTE. Mont, Sept. 3-Mike (Twin)
Sullivan tonight knocked Jack Dough-
terry out in the nineteenth round of
what was scheduled to be a twenty
round contest for the welterweight
championship of the world. Doughtery
at no time of the match showed him.
self to be in Sullivan's class, the latter
ripping in telling uppercuts that SIM
ply tore the face Of the Milwaukee lad
into ribbons.
Dougherty was aggressive enough,
but his blows were i'll judged and his
gauging of distance at fault.
Dougherty showed strong recupera-
tive powers, being knocked down three
times in the seventeenth round for the
count of eight.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-04
WILL LOOK AFTER
CATHOLIC CHINESE
By Associated Press

NEW YORK, Sept. S.-Before leaving
Rome recently Archbishop Farley made
arrangements for a Chinese speaking
priest TO be sent to New York to look
after the spiritual welfare of several
Catholic Chinese families there.
A young foreigner is completing a
post graduate course at the University
OF the Jesuits who speaks Chinese
fiuently, and II Is said Pope Plus may
select him for the Chinese mission in
this city
ment among the American hierarchy
to establish missions for every nation
ality IN every large town and coal min
ing camp IN Pennsylvania West Vir-
ginia. Indiana and the far west
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-04
president, PALMA
MAY SECURE PEACE
Rv Assoclated Press.

HAVANA, Sept. 3.-Peace through
political compromises is the sole topic
of conversation today in all the best
informed circles. where 1t is recog-
nized that this is the only way of bring
ing abouta settlement of Cuba's in
ternal troubles.
Therefore there is a general disposi-
tion not to agree with the stand taken
by President Palma that the govern
ment should not treat with the insur-
gents. upon the basis of arranging a
compromise and the president is under
stood to have already modified his at
titude to the extent that he has no OBJ
jections to private negotiations on the
subject
1t is believed beyond further doubt
that an attempt to reach peace through
some compromise viii now be made.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-04
PROPOSE TO
OBEY BOSSES
Continued from pnrc oue.

Continued FROM pure one.
ter will be given the nomination for
lieutenant governor.
The eGtire San Diego delegation will
go TO Gillett It is said, on the guaran-
tee that Samuel r. Smith will be nom
mated for attorney General, and that
Riverside will desert Pardee in event
that Edward Hyatt of Riverside is
nominated for superintendent of schools
to succeed superintendent Kirk, who
has been slated for retirement.
Fresno Is said to have agreed to go
solid for Gilett on condition that w. r..
Williams OF Fresno be nominated for
treasurer in place Of Truman Reeves,
who. some time ago announced that he
would not be a candidate for renomina-
ton.
klnosbury Is In It
w S. Kingsbury, assistant city en-
gineer of Los Angeles, II is believed will
be nominated for attorney general in
any event. There are some men In the
Pardee camp whom the organization
will not accept at any price, and Victor
H. Woods, the present surveyor gem
eral. is one of them. Woods not only
has been Pardee partisan but he has
been bitter in his denunciation of Her
rim and the Southern Pacific.
Some doubt was expressed among the
merland president of the Los Angeles
city council, would realize his ambition
to secure a place on the railroad COM
mission. and 1t was intimated that pos
sfbly Summerland would be sacrificed
in order to make a desirable trade for
delegates from some county further UP
the state. and there is a possibility that
Orrin Henderson and A. G. Irwin will
be renominated.
To Fight Schmitz
The delegates declare that the ma
chine will have none of Mayor Schnlitz
of San Francisco for governor. They
say that Gillett has made an open fight
against permitting the labor vote of
San Francisco to dictate any part of
the state ticket and in this he will have
the support of the Los Angeles delega-
tion.
The Union Labor party will nominate
Schmitz for governor and then attempt
to stampede the Santa Cruz conven-
tion for Schmitz, but the plan will not
work, so it is confidently declared.
Honors May Be Divided
"If we lose the head we will get all
the remainder of the animal down to
the toenails," was the significant re-
mark of one of the Los Angeles dele
gates on the train tonight.
This is taken to indicate that there
is possibility of the machine being
defeated on the governorship but that
the remainder of the ticket was as
sured.
One of the delegates even limited that
the organization would not feel SO very
badly if Hayes or Gage were nominated
for governor providing the program for
the other offices could be put through
The organization fight is against Par
dee, and Herrin will risk a great deal
rather than see the governor receive q
denomination.
It is announced that there will not be
a fight against the selection of former
Judge j. w. Mckinley of Los An
geles as chairman of the convention
There seems to have been an under
standing between the managers of the
various candidates for governor to ac-
cept the services of Mckinley. regard
less of the fact that the judge is 8
Gillett man.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-04
XIII Six at Funeral
: Associated Press.

BY AsSOCIdIeu t7Ttss
WARSAW, Sept 3.-The display of a
red flag at Rudaguzowski, near here,
at the funeral today of a workman
killed by Cossacks, led to fighting be-
tween Cossacks and the workmen and
others taking part in the procession
during which the troops fired a voley,
killing six and wounding twenty-five.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-04

being able to wallop Ruef in the state
convention.
Pays Cash for Transportation
That the relations between the curly
boss and Herrin are indeed austere Is
further indicated by the fact that Ruef
has paid his own money for the trans
portation for certain delegations to the
Santa Cruz convention. Possibly Ruef
remembers the incident Of Herrin fur
nishing him and his followers with a
special train to the San Jose convention
OF the state league Of Republican clubs
four years ago, and also presenting
him with a bill for 5000 afterward.
Turn Down Burnett
Quite stir was caused in political
circles yesterday by the report that SUI
perior Judge Burnett Of Sonona, who
was supposed to have been I'm line for
nomination for one Of the supreme jus
ticeships, has been turned down. SUI
preme Justices Henshaw and Lorigan
paid a visit to w. r. Herrin, and q lit
lit later the report went up and down
the political line that Lorigan of Santa
Cruz had been restored to the favor
able consideration Of the big railroad
boss, and that he, and not Judge Bur-
nett, would receive the nomination.
Santa Clara has thirty-four delegates
in the convention, while Sonoma has
but twenty-one.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-04
Terrorlsts' Plans Fall
ly Assoclated Press.

ODESSA, Sept. IA terrorist organ
ization among the troops aiming at the
determination OF all the authorities
was discovered here last night Ex-
tensive correspondence with other revo-
lutionary bodies was seized, and four
teen officers and an army surgeon We're
arrested on the charge OF having con-
Quoted secret meetings OF soldiers
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-04
CHICAGO PREPARES
TO WELCOME BRYAN
IN Assnciated Press.

BY AsSOcfateG Press
CHICAGO, Sept. 3.--Final arrange
ments for the reception of w. J. Bryan
have been completed at joint meeting
of representatives of the Iroquois and
Jefferson clubs, the two leading DEM
ocratic organizations of the city.
Mr.. Bryan is expected to arrive on
the Michigan Central at $40 a. m. to-
morrow.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-04
Kick at "eerman Prayers

by Associated Press
BERLIN, Sept 8-The Polish school
children In the province Of Posen have
struck against being compelled to say
prayers In German and answering IN
German during the course of religious
instruction. The movement is spread
ing from school to school,
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-04
A. Q. :. convenes at San Jose
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated ffess.
SAN JOSE, Sept. 3.--Numerous dele
Ancient Order Of Foresters Pso,9 =
coast jurisdiction, which will convene
here tomorrow, arrived today There
will he present about 200 delegates,
representing California, Oregon, Wash
ington and the Hawaiian Islands.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-04
Trains Rushed Through
BY Associated Press.

Dy H5SUCIdNtU TUES.
SACRAMENTO, Sept S.-The trains
of strike breakers which passed
| through here early this morning were
brought to Sacramento at 11:3O and
rushed through by the Stockton route.
The men are to be taken to San Fran
cisco via Niles.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-04
sherIdan CANNOT Be Saved
BY Associated Press.

WARRINGTON. Sept Dispatches
received today at the war department
from Honolulu indicate that the trans
port Sheridan cannot be saved. She is
nearly fllled with water and her en-
gines are flooded and worthless.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-04
Manv MINERS Injured

PETROSENEY, Hungary, Sept. g.
AS the result of collision between
troops and striking coal miners here
today IT'S miners were injured.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-04

he had left 1t for a trip to the cas-
coast of Africa. 1t was ascertainet
that he had deposited $4,000 in baul
of Tangier, and believing that he woult
soon return the two decided to avail
him there. A dispatch printed in th,
regular edition Of the Tribune this
morning declared that the arrest o.
Stensland would be only matter o.
hours and four hours later a specia
edition was issued declaring that tn,
fugitive had been taken into custody.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1906-04-04
Startling lSuf Truo

People the world over were Mortified
On learning Of the burning of Chicago
theatre in which nearly six hundred peo
plo lost their lives, yet more than five
times this number or over 5000 people
died from pneumonia in Chicago during
samo year, with scarcely n passing no
tice. Every one Of these cases Of pneu-
monia resulted from Il cold aud could
been prevented by timely use of Cham.
berlain's Cough Remedy. y grent many
who had every reason to fear pneumonia
havo waracd it off by the prompt use of
this remedy. The following is un i'll
stance of this sort: "Too much cannot
be said in favor Of ChambcrIain's Cough
Rrm' dy, and cspc cially for colds end in
!iurnza. II know that it curcl my dnugh,
ter, Laura, Of IL severe cold, aud L believe
saved her life when sho was threatened
with pneumonia" w. d. Wilcox, Lo.
gan, New York. Sod Ivy Pickens Drug
Go. and II. N. Hunter, Liberty.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1906-04-04
\ Healing GOsDof.

The Nev. j. O Warren, pastor Of Sha-
ron Baptist church, Belair, Ca, says of
Electric Bitters: "It's Il Godsend to
mankind. It cured me of lame back,
it'h joints, and complete physc,l col.
lapse L was 20 weak 1T took me- half an
hour to walk mile. Two bottle. OF
Electric Bi!ters have mado me so strong
'ir,t have j'ls: wn!ku"' throc miles in s..
ninutes and feel Ike | could walk three
mi'es moro. It's male new man o
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1T stomach and oil kinds Of liver and
sidney oompIainta. Sold under g,alan
:. Mt Plchous Drug Go. Price 5Oc.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1906-04-04

There is ROOM at the top for the
man who can push the ether fellow
off.
Amy man who would laugh at
your mistakes would get angry if you
should laugh at his.
If tho scarcity Of labor fo,c. g
TIE tarmars TO the Intensive Turning
system it will prove blessing in Ill =
guise.
Tho speculatnrs arc still ham,
mering away at tn. cotton market.
Up and down goas the p,ice of the
staple.
The clock las strange way OF
telling different tales with the me
face. If it tells one man to hurry up
it tells the noxt man who looks that
there is rlenty of time.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1906-04-04
State Ne WS.

A negro in the Yorkville jail, on th.
charge of an attempt of assault, has
severe case Of small pox.
Seven murder cases have been
dccketed for trial at the next term of
sessions court to be hold at Chester
field.
Greenville has decided land for
the purpose of hospital site, and
$1,000 toward the building has been
raised.
A jury has given verdict of $4,000
to man in Abbevil'e against the
Seaboard railroad company for the
loss Of leg.
Charleston is to have big ferti
lizer plant. 1t is believed that the
purpose of this organization ia to
buck the so called trust.
Representative Aiken has introdoc.
cd bill for tho erection of monu.
ment at Clemson College to the
memory OF Gen. Andrew Pickens.
The State Board of Pension Com.
missioners has been hard ut work on
the pension reports. The statements
are in very much better shape than
they hove been in previous years, but
in q lumber of counties the work has
been carelessly done and tho reports
will have to be sent back fer correc
zion.
& Adyices received from the trucking
centeis about Charleston show that
The cold wave did considerable dam.
age, being the most destructive in
Ave years. Beans, cucumbers, pota.
Ioes ana strawberries are badly hurt,
While cabbages will be delayed sover-
II weeks. Beans and cucnmkers will
laye to be largely replanted.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1906-04-04
g IA. - Tee Z y Is=G IA,
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signature sf M@<zHAIz1zgS<

All old time Congh Syrups bind tho
bowels. This is wrong. 4 new idea
was advanced two years ago in Kennedy's
Laxative Honey and Tar. This remedy
act on the mucous membranes Of the
athroat and lungs and losonstho bowels
t the same time. 1t eXrels all cold from
The system. 1t clears the thront, aud
strengthens tho mucous membranes. re
lievcs coughs, colds, Group, whooping
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pirating Fole,,.Honey and Tar.

Foley & Co., Chicago, originated
Honey and Tar as throat and lung
romcdy, aud on account of tho great
merit of Foloy's Honey and Tar
many worthless limitations are offer.
ed fer tho genuine. These worthless
imitation have similar sounding names.
Beware of tbom. The genuine Foley
Honey and Tar is in yellow package
Ask for it and refuse any substitute. 1t
il the best remedy for coughs and c,lds
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fhnmbcrlnin's Cough Remedy the NIotl
or's EavOrlte.

The soothing and healing properties
of this remedy, its pleasant taste and
prompt and permanent curTs have made
it favorite with people everywhere. II
is especially priz' Il by mothers of small
"hildren, for colds, Group and whoopine
cough, rs it always affords quick relief,
aud Us it contains no opium or othel
harmful drug, it may be given rs conf!
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by Pickcns Drug Co, and u. N. Hunter,
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