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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-27

IN ha speech before the Commorcial club Of cincin-
natl, Ohio Saturday evening. r p ahonta chairman 81
ibo iathmian Canal Commission added 20 me present
Panama discussion clear and convincing statement Of
tho neaira and management Of this great American
iofprHo Hc Clearly dapgogog Che sandcfa which have
been udustrlousy crcaafed concerning tho state.
proGreaa and control % che canals construction rho
way he diapused of Pouitney hgel0W both pleasing
and anulhstlng. Tho CitiEun quotes "a follows
"A notable specimen of this scandal mungerng ht-
ofaiufo laid before the country few days ago
the pen ef man who bad spent twoniyo hours and
ten minutes tho lsihmus Tho Ten minutes are Inn
pOraut for person Of such extraordinary powers OF
observation and production collect an enormous
amount Of maierial In that time He landed At Colon
on November 80 az 10 M, and sailed away the
steamer from Colon % $40 p. M. on Dcceuber !. IN
those twenty fulsbt hours and ten minutes he
uhled fund Of knowledge suicieai 10 enable him
10 draw general and sweeping indictment u the prea-
Dent uecretary TAR tho canal commission Governor
MaEoon. Chief Engncer stevens. Colonel uoreas, and
everything that has been done the ishmua since the
American government into possession Of the canal
nuno
Zone p0iat only win I mention Illustration or
his miraculous powers OF observation He said that
during recent rain the volume of 50 great
Ia the sewers q Panama that backed the sewage up
INTO cellars and ruined many houses There a not
cellar "a Panama and never has been"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-27

Patrons oi the Roy post0ncc have
been much annoyed hy the dilapdat.
"a cundU an in which they often re-.
coiYo DO mail says tho Springer
Siockman often packages are burst.
Wrapper corn 90, etc. The cause lof
lhie ilc. n the fact that % is 90 often
handled htfnfo arriving VA lis dusiina.
ii0n one mail bag IS provided by the
government ln which to carry she
mail ou .h1 RoyspringeI route Hence
at Taylor aud Sauz the contents arc
gone over t0 SORT out mail lof these
points. ana receives thar mHcb un.
Necessary handling Hoy receives Mt
loaal elgh-toniha % all the mall on
the route and ~ entitled 90 q separate
hng Thie would not only save the
mail bod would also facilitate the dis
Irritation % the intermediate points
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-27

Matt W. Hall. warden Of The Missouri state peniien-
tary and p6ssesaor 90 experience With perpelfa-
tors 81 capital crimes. Ii thus quoted.
a believe IN tho humane treatment possible 70
an Dore1nH Who have offended the law but tha there
must ba a Limitation. am decidedly Of the opinion that
men sometimes become 90 depraged that often they.
themselves better on BY being pat % he
feet that there Is too much aenilment sprngnE up Ia
the minds of che people Ia regard - capital punishment
and 90 not believe tnat Il would be just 90 the Of
the world 10 DO away with V,
Our criminal code. practlced today. regard na
great failure for the that accomplishing
nothing with e. A. wa, den OF the Missouri peni
entlary. now have IN mind number of convcts who
have served anywhere from TIRES to i've terms ana
serse their time and 30 directly hack aud begin
prey society and perhaps 20 reproduce themselves
On the meantime They. of course have not committed
such crimes would cause thcn be hanged lo their
oaenses. bat 7 would amend the constitution of the
United States and uneox every woman soon as
he fact established that he she habltia
criminal would lot the second oneHae of larceny
establish the fact
Il think the consistent hing for The American peO-
pie 20 40 IS stop che broed and m who're per-
son has committed wlllful and deliberate murder
would ici him hang fof the crime The iawhreaslng
e ouibFeed tho iawahidus for the that they DO
not what becomes Of their postnrtgi therefore
believe thai faeif hope of pusfeFty Should be- oH
When ihls = dome l. Nnud then establish hrsic class
libraries schools. and Throw ev0ry Influence pna-
ah'e around tho inmates Of the penal institutions of the
United States that would have tendency 90 cause them
SO lead better lives"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-27
SOCIALISTS COMMEMORATE
RuASlAN "RtD SUNDAY"
MEETING M COMMERCIAL cLUB-
FIERY SPEECHES AND lNpic.
hANT RESOLUTIONS - MONEY
DONATED FOR THE CAUSE M
RUSSIA.

Tho Socialists OF Albuquerque met
last evening AZ the Woman's club
rooms Ia the Commercial club. for.
the purpose ~ commemorative che
massacre of the Russians by the rsars
troops. Just one year ago last Sun.
cay ana known throughout the world
o. Red sunday and Bloody Sun.
day"
Last nights meeting was well az
fHhdcd and there was plenty 81 en.
thuaiasm and iadignation manifest
"a az ihe Thought OF what the
socialists had Suffered IN lhe domains
Of the eLiftlO Father" Resolutions
we're passed 20 fho effect th,u eve
condemn the auulleas auiocracy 81 the
Russian empire and their hntrtless
methods" Expressions OF aymnathv
TOR the liberty loving. Oodfearing
masses OF the people IN Russia who
are gkiniy ondeavorinE 20 throw or
thc yoke ~ oppression sud gain thelr
liberty" were also made manifest.
A large contribution was taken up
at last nighre meeting lc help along
the cause. which viii BE- sent 20 Nj.
LO0pnin6. the Russian revolutionary
committed agent In New York. W.
p. MetQalf 32i West Gold avenue.
will receive any further contributions
any one wishes 20 make. which VIII
pc transmitted % the agent IN Nov
YORK. 70 be sent IN turn by him to-
the agents ~ the party IN Russia,
there 20 be- applied 20 the eHtermina.
tion of czars, dukes. grand marshala.
ana ail such superiiuous barnacles.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-27
a BURGLAR DOES NOT
OBJECT TO O.

Antonio Pine was taken before
judge smith a few days ago on a
complaint 4goru hy mr. q. G. KILLER,
charging him with burglary and grand
larceny says the Hillaboro Advocate.
Pine rohber Mr. Mlllers cabin on the
saco and gol away with ovar $50
worth Of property. che most 90 which
VAS recovered. When arrested be was
wearing some Of Mr. Miiler's clothes.
Mr.. Pho ssid ne did not wish bail a.
hc Dad 40 iden that to 90 10 santa Fe
would be q nice thing. and ho was
bound over 20 the next gr0nd jury,
Pine Is about 30 years old and served
a ninesy DAY sentence some two years
ago for ribbing o. 81 Ladilaw's eabln
IN the CuchiiiO mountains.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-27
THOUSANDS or oTHERs
RUT tlNtfFNTfnWra nafnr

Newport n. q. Jan. 2f-"naby Van
dcrhllt" also known a. Miss Caihleen
Vanderbilt the infant daughter OF SIR
and Mrs. Reginald q Vanderbilt, haa.
two candles upon her birthday cake
which occupied d prominent place on
ne table at luncheon. Little Csthloen
Was two years old yesterday sud
formed the center at attention IN ans
aFon1d Sandy Point the magnlnoont
country place az che Vandafbills War.
on loads oi flowers and presents ior
the little miss arrived from all difeo.
linnH and even me employees and work,
lag people connected with me Sandy
Point establishment asa not neglect 10
send "a token at their kind feoilnpe
iu the little Eifl Quite unconscious
~ her own Importance Miss CalhIoen
Frafiouaiy received iho homage OF her
naenis. grandparents and other rola.
lives aus enjoyed the good thlufa
whlrh came i0 her. IKE ans child.
less fortunately situated
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-27

Truly miraculous seemed the 10.
covery oi Mra Mollio Holt ol this
place. writes 2 O. a. Hooper. Wood.
ford. Icnn "aho was so wasted BY
coushlng up pusa from her lungs.
Doctors declared her end 90 near that
Che lamhy had Watched By her he'd.
side foTtyolght hours when. az my
urgent request Df. Kings New Dla.
eoFcry vas given her, with the asion.
Ishing result that Improvement began.
aud fcoutinuod until she finally com.
pletely recovered. and ~ a healthy
woman today Guaranteed core for
coughs and colds. soc and gi.o0 al sli
druggists. Trial boitie free.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-27

Perfection can only b. utislned rs the
phyAical BY allowing Nature 70 appro.
pirate and not distipate her own re.
dlnsipaio. while DQWltt's iittin Eearly
RlaeFn simply cxpel all pntrid matter
and bile. thus allowing re liver 10 az
sumo nOfma activity, Good iof the
complexion. W. H How. Houston
Tex says. For years Z haYn nseA
Little Early Riser Pills On my family
No bite plll can be- used Tor ooast
pation.1 Sold By an druEalsta.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-27

tRichard Mansfield has appealed 90
The theatrical trust 10 allow Sarah
Bernhard % appear ID rs thoaiors.l
Eew York, Jan 26.-Joe WIKss has
decided 10 appeal To Henry n. Rogers
20 answer Attorney General Hadley'a
questions Joe also says he Intends 10
ASK John b. Rockefeller not 10 bother
the Independent on compapies.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-27

Sra. AZ. 3. ghaWgcr. who had booa
suHefinE vita rhcumailsm FOR several
years past passed away the ofhef
afternoon. says the Pennington En-
tcspr.sc. ligl death eas eutlltif ua-
okpocitd as ghn was apparently 10
worae o. tho Jime than ni nny Other
time 1ol several weeks. She leaves
an only son. Harvey Who lH wolf
known az Pennington. aud has the
aYmpaihy of many friends.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-27

Indigestion iH easily overcome ~ fEe
uae on Kd0l Dyspepsia Cure uCcauae
this remedy dlgegls what You eat and
gives The stomach a faal-ailoua 81 81
fccup1rnio and grow strong again
kodui relieves IndIgrtfion. ncichinr 81
Gas. Sour Stomach. Heartburn. etc.
and enables the digestive organs 60
transform en- foods into the kind Of
rich red blood thar makes heaiih ana
strength. Sold by all dfueslsia.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-27

Deu Moinos Ia. Jan. ai--For more
thaa an hour on a cold day Mrs. Ar.
thur Hyde, wife Of a Dea Malnes cap.
halias, stood on tho citys bual6ai
corner with a salyation Army contri
button boz.
Mra. Hyde was attracted By a girl
with white, wan face peeplns forth
from bonoaih the regulation saliva.
ton Army bonnet who was IN charge
Of the box. Dropping q dollar IN the
papier macho turkey. she stopped. A
Word convinced her that the eiii vas
tired, cold and hungry Mrs Hyde
oclaR lmhsed with the Christmas
spirit the lasaie waa soon huFryine
away, furnished With money for re
froshneht while che society woman
stood 10 her place.
III was pathetic she said later.
10 learn how little money the girls
Eoi. All the time stood there only
aun man dropped something IN. ana
~ did not even Rianee al me do
nQi think there wns one who notiogfs
Waa not an army girl. 20 latent were
they an on themselves"
= WAS tired" said Captain Mary
Taylor, Of che Salvation Army. 10
seemed that couldn't stand 40 AZ.
other minute WA about 70 give up
when Mrs. Hyde came 20 me, spoke
kinaiy and sent me 10 set something
% cat"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-27

The Chances for living @ iull cen
mry ave- eactllcnt n ,he case OF Mrs
Jennie Duncan of HaynesVillc Me.
now 10 ears ola she writes; Flee
trio hiUefa cured my 0l chronic dy'
spausia 10 30 years standing and
made me feel as we'll and sir0RR as a
founa grlH Electric nlitors cure
stomach and Liver Diseases BLOOD
disorder. General Debility and bodily
weakness. Sold on a EuHgantoo AZ az
druggifis Price only soc
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-27

"rhere can be- no question that the more The slate.
hood question agtated the better people understand
especially eastern people that 50 Hin he a egino tO
attempt To- unite Arizona and New Mexico al Single
state against thair wishes"
Thus reads me openne % editorial Pa The las
VEGAS optic and this vein d continued twenty pea
Or more but not single argument a show why
such "a the case Say nothing Of absolute lack oi
proof for the staiemcnta This he argument pul up
hy nlneiy-nlno pef of ho anti- statehood uews-
papers. Roswell Rcgisior
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-27

nrnf III oQtn dah OF 0ntn|no HhIch
H te'na Nl for c'etnihe od1peaea.
Nhsa maioh accidentally |tu|ff1.
and al p|oFlon followed Tho
childa clmh|nn caught 0rc ana the
mother rushed 40 him and beat onl
iHN rH with her hands, Her
anne especially the loli. were badly
burned. tho wounds being very deep.
fho boy WIN nor De dlgneuftd hy
The accident uf "a. ~ Daamnrais
dressed ihoif inifioa
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-27

The sonthinF und Comforting adfrfr
% DoWitta witch Hazel ssive. when
applied 90 piles. unis. hollt. cic.. sub
ines pain alm0si instantly. This ealra
draws out tho inflammation. reduces
swelling and alts az raheiaciant.
ihus circulating The blood through the
Hoabie entirely. 5eld by all dfus.
zisis
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-27
Always lncreases tns slranaih.

A reasonable amount Of food thor
nughiy dieeaied and properly gsaiml
lated viii always increase the
aireaRih n your stomach q a "iistie
Off kodoi Dyspepsia Cure wlN digest
what you cat and enable the digestive
organs 20 assimiliaie and transform
~ food into tiasuehulldlug blood
kodol relieves Sour Stomach hclch.
ing, Heart. Burn and al forms Of tidi.
session Falatnhle and stronFthening.
Sold by EN- druEgistf
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-27

how the other half llyoa. Th.so who
Foncef q it win cure Cuts. Wounds
burns. Sores and en- sbin Eruptlons.
ihey know Sc VIII Mira Grant shy
ii2o ~ Reynolds street. epflntfieid.
lii.. SAYS ~ regard ii one OF %. alb
solute aeceasiiiea 81 hosaekeepieF
0uarauteod by an dFuaginih, CSC.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-27

a youue man By che name Of Pay.
was brought 10 AlamoFordo from
iecoloio nnd taken to the railroad
hospital recently no was suffering
iFpm a Hnnahot wound ln the les. hav.
inE been accidentally shot ~ n com.
ranien while ont huntinf TIE nature
ol the wound % not thought 90 be- ae.
rom.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-27

u does nm appear ihai The souihern Pacific puf-
chase al she Porter coal properties near Durango Colo
has yol been cousummRled. though tho Denver Times
onpIoaaoa fun confidence shat d viii he while the ftato
d made ihal tho southern Pacific has secured
lions unon q iargo extent oi adiaccni coat properties
which b. carried % compilation win gNo no southern
Pacific entire possession Of the nuaneo coal fields
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-27

"ro keep the BODY 10 tune" writes
Mfs. Ben Brown. 20 lafayette Place.
FouRhheopain. ~ ~. ~ take Df
klnF'a New LIFE Pills They arc the
most reliable and pleasant laxative I
have found. Best f0f the stomach.
Liver and BoWola GuaFahtcen BIZ ail
drugelstH CSC.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-27

Mrs . O0Idatrin was worry DaIniul-
81 burned by "a gHsoIlro explosion az
hof homo on the west slide thln moru-
ine I'D ao0ni 30 o'clock bui hnr in-
lnrNs are not aorlnuH. says Che las.
VEGAS Optlc. The four or five year
old aon Ol emo household was alao
alleaily burned about the face
Tho 10y ives playing with matches
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-27

Boston, Jan. z3.-rhe loss OF tho
steamer Trojan. % the Boston a Phil-
adoiphia line. in collision with ne
sioamer NacoOcho "a Vineyard sound.
iagi Sunday. was reported hy the
Nacoocho. which arEivqd hers today,
having on board the crew of tho Tr0-
jan. The accident occurred IN n foR.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-27

Az present our foreign trade movement lE exceed
ngy saisiqoOry. the excess o exports over imports
ior me month os December amounting 10 te86o0O 900.
compafed with only fiSo0o000 excess tho same month
lant year d was the largest December record iOf
both imports ana Oxroria tho total imports during the
month being li0i 100000 tho total exports amounting
io almost fl0a000oQ0 year ago iho Imports ior
December te60ogQ00 aud the exports tl85
This enonnoua increases "a sbfO0o0O Ia exports s.
osfremey satisfactory feature
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-27

One Minute Cougn Cure contains nos
an atom OF any harmful dfug. and n
has been curing Cones, Colds, Group
and WhooDmE Cough 90 long that Il
has pfoven ITSELF to be q tried and
true friend go the many who use 4
Sold b. an drugglafs.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-27

eAre you satisfied dearl asked hubby,
And Wiley replied mo. ! Amt,
True. married you 20 reform you--
Nov I'VE got % put up Win saint
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-27

The bitterness manlioatod BY some Of The people Of
Arrona against union with New Mexico one state a.
without Just rcas0n, bat that Is OF nearly an
~ tho kind WHOM Tor less selfish connldr
oralOne oppose and unable % give go9d
for their opposition they 10 lend themselves
a the readily and completely 90 bitterness of pyO
teat and vehement condemnation.
u Now MeHlco protesting against absorption by
Arizuna, might account Tor while not iuauiyine or
approving, the attitude taken But why Arizona should
object 20 belng enlarged INSIDE bsgor greater more
powerful state than K can ever hope become Without
the addition u part the whole OF Noa Mexico be-
yond enc power Of any 10 explain aloas the lines Of
reason
The trouble with the leading opponents OF joint state
hood d that every ono Of them thinks he carries
tacao Of election 10 the United States under his
hat; ard a. Is tho fear % losing chance for II prize
which makes him Oppose the enlargement % The ierr
tory BY the annexation Of New Moxiyo-penver Repuh-
Ican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-27

THE sugar trust has NOT succccdod Ia crpWfing ont
ail ts oompotitorg but g. controls affairs nnlceuty 90
lx pncos The total aueniiiy Of consumed n hls
copntry n 1908 25oCCSQ tons of which che American
Refining company manufactured $3.50 per cent and che
independent fonnefea afaS per cont The beet sugar
factories mnnly controlled By the trust produced the
remainder Yet lm behalf Of This about Pb cent 81
the sugar consumed n this country, cougroas asked
20 porpolunfo upon The people here and upon he Phillip
pines the import duty brought from that par
OF United States territory in this encrt Colorado
California members Of took uar against tho
Philippines nut ana they DO in she iRsefeBt OF me
bcoi sugar producer, who NOW M Colorado Is strike
against tho manufacturer 10Y ho price paid last
& m the interest az me sugar truss which
trolls beet SUGAR hui doel MOI control the Philippine pro-
duci9
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-27
neArlt REsvlrgp

Mics Mary Knillo diea 81 hor moth.
er's home ln Lincoln the other alrhi
from an attack oi appendicitis and
wes buried lho following DAY IN tho
Llncoin cemetery An operation Wa
performed. but ie1 late % save fhe
young ladf'a NE
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-27

Your wife was the widow o. nln
Swift uaant shey"
yes"
Doesn't she ever remind you Of
Billq"
mo. never. You see. knew 1911
pretty well. 20 occasionally remind
her 90 him"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-27

'poor Wllllami ICES had break.
down
n mei him ire other daf nnd be-
told me he ielt ali broke up."
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-23
PROMISE OF THE THEATRES,
"The Illusion of Beatrice"

Manager Piper has secured q very
strong attraction for the Christmas hoI-
idays at the Salt Lake theatre, consist
ing of the famous young star, Maude
Fealy, who was formerly the leading
woman for the late Sir Henry Irving.
Miss Fealy and her selected company
Will be seen here in the comedy, THE
Illusion of Beatrice" commencing with
Monday night, and a matinee and even
ing performance on Christmas day. OF
this attraction the Portland Telegram
recently said:
"A beautiful star, beautiful play. an
excellent supporting company and beau
She possesses a wonderful amount of
John Cort has sent us in a bunch Cort
gets the blue ribbon-it is the first time
all these things ever came at the same
time.
Last night Maude FeaIy opened at
the Heilig theatre in 1.-THE Illusion of
BeS trice.' She will play it tonight and
tomorrow night. Let me drop this tip:
If you don't see it, YOU miss one of the
best things that the local theatrical
world will spring this season.
I'm the first place, Miss Fealy is
beautiful and unaffected and demure
She possesses a wonderful amount OF
magnetism, made powerful by being
held somewhat in reserve. She pos
sesses a wonderful voice. When she
smiles, it is with girlsh abandon. and
the smile goes TO your heart. When
she weeps that, too, goes to your heart.
Tt doesn't seem at all like acting-and
that, perhaps. is the greatest compli-
IDent one could pay Miss Feaiy.
The play. by Martha Morton, is intel
Egent. There is very little melOdrama
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-23
1.-The Sultan of SuIu."

George AIDES famous musical comedy
The Sultan of Sulu, wherever pre-
scented, has met with nothing but the
most enthusiastic reception. 1t will
be at the Salt Lake theatre next Sat
urday, matinee and night. AS suggest
ed by the title. the action of the play
is laid in the Island of Sulu during the
American occupation. The group OF
characters which furnish merriment il
the story are the sultan, his wives and
retinue; a young American lieutenant
and his sweetheart. a bombastic gen.
eral. a hustling insurance agent, a fe-
male judge advocate and coterie OF
dainty Boston school teachers
Here are some of George AIDES say
ings in THE Sultan of SuIu:"
"A new woman knows as much as
any man-and a little more"
According to the Ladies' Home
Journal it is not considered good form
for wife to hang around when her
husband is proposing marriage to an
other woman"
Don't the ladies of your country
smoker" asks the sultan's wife. to
which the American replies: 1.-THE la
dies do-the women don't"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-23
In II. Not of II.

ANNA Marble I'm the Theater Magazine
The woman's hair was white with age:
There, by the entrance to the stage,
She stood, a pitifuI sight, indeed
Yet asked no aims for her seeming need.
The actor listened; she told her woe,
She spoke of .triumphs of long ago.
OF Booth Mccullough. and Julia Dean.
OF Charlotte Cushman and old Charles
Kean.
Real players they" and she shook her
But the paimy days are all past" she
Yet I'm proud to say, though the arts
decayed.
I've trod the board where great Genius
played.'
The actor lifted his hat in awe:
Some fancied trace of her charm he saw.
But what do you here, by the old stage
door,
When the friends you knew are, alas,
no more?'
She waved her hand and within she
went
The stage door keeper made no dissent.
So the actor asked. for he longed to
know,
OF her fame and .'triumphs of long ago.
The grizzled Waterman made brief reply
You mean that lady that just went by?''
OIe turned his newspaper DER pager.
That's Mrs. McManus that scrubs the
stagey'
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-23
Buster Brown"

There is a feast of fun and song in
store for those who attend the Salt
Lake theatre on Wednesday evening
next. Buster Brown in it's latest form
will be the attraction. The book has
been rewritten, some additional char
acterS have been introduced, the mu-
steal part has been greatly added to,
the scenery is brand new, and the cos
tunes just completed, besides which,
several electrical novelties will be seen
here for the first time. Acceptable as
was this entertainment in past seasons,
the current production should add
much to its popularity as il is consid-
cred TO be vastly superior in every de-
partment. OF the company it is prom
Used that it is the strongest yet seen
in Buster Brown. Its principals are
Master HeltOn, the littlest comedian;
Sue Belle Meade, Edgar Bixlcy, Lit
tie Lizzie Mccall, ALT Hilton and for
ty chorus beauties. That Buster will