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The San Francisco call., 1906-06-17
NOTES OF ACTORS
AND THEIR PLAYS

Under the direction of Henry Rus
sell, whose seasons of grand opera in
London have been the only success
full ones outside of the regular Covent
Garden seasons Of late years, a new
organization will be heard in Amer
lea during the coming season, TO be
known as "The San Carlo Opera
Company" which will include many
members of the famous opera COM
pany of this name in Italy, so well
known in the operate world for its
strong ensemble and the artistic ex-
cellence OF the productions of Italian
operas. both of the new schools and
the mere popular ones of the old and
.favorite Italian composers.
Mr.. Russell has secured from the
directors of the French Opera house in
New Orleans contract for the entire
season in that city on a largely in
creased guarantee over that given in
previous years, which enables him TO
complete An organization of the very
highest artistic standing and excel
lence.
A short tour will be made previous
to the New Orleans season through
the West and Southwest, beginning the
last of October, up to the opening of
the New Orleans season (November 26)
and again in February, March. April
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-17

credited to geniuses who win out in
spite of adverse criticism at the be-
ginnings of their careers. The big,
influential journals of the country are
rife with expressions of praise 10 the
dead innovator and defer Of adverse
criticisms and popular opposition. One
SAYS that he was a titanic power that
sets him apart on a lonely eminence
Another says that his death takes from
the stage of actual events one OF the
greatest dramatists of all times. An
other, that he was a tremendous vital
force in literature Some would even
place him as the greatest dramatic
writer since Shakespeare.
Quite a discussion has been going on
among the dramatic critics as to the
merits of Richard Mansfield. We have
been getting so accustomed to think
ing that Mansfield held a superlative
position among actors since Irving
went to the great beyond that 1t comes
with some shock of surprise that COM
menters on the art of acting should
presume to say aught against the
method of his playing Consider this
unkind cut from Allan Dale. 1t was
given to the public in the Cosmopol-
itan:
Mr. Mansfield is a victim TO man
nerisms-mannerism of speech, walk,
gesture and intonation. This is not
individuality, except In ITS worst
sense. Sometimes these mannerisms
have accorded with the role selected
by the actor. and then the result has
been most felicitous. The charm of
Mans6eld's Beau Brummel was very
great indeed. and nobody realized ii
more completely than l did. 1t was
Mansfield himself 1t was great sue
cess and if this success was no/du
precisely to the art ESQ called of act
ing, nobody questioned it. Since those
days Mr.. Mansfield has been a modified
Beau Brummel in everything.
'Lured by this success into the be-
lief that he was a great actor, he has
attempted roles that great actors play,
with curious results. 1t is safe to
say that nothing qHite bad as his
Brutus in Julius Caesar has ever been
offered by an actor of prominence. Had
this Brutus been the work of an un-
known actor he would scarcely have
escaped with his skin. 1t was a cynical,
dyspeptic and finicky Brutus. with the
clipper intonations of Beau Brummel
and the heavy, sardonic demeanor of
Nero-another role, by the way, in
(which Mr.. Mansfield proved his un
fitness.
Among the dramatic successes of
the season just past, which must be
of special interest to San Franciscans,
is the triumph of Maude Adams in ].
NJ Barries pretty play of Peter Pan
She played it more than $50 times and
to crowded houses She seems to have
found her most natural element in
thus entering into the borrowed life
Of that delightful Peter who loved his
juvenility so much that he. did not
want to ever grow up.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-17

ACTRESS WHO THE BEEN ONE THE
CONSPICUOUS THE THEATRICAL
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-17

Them was the good old days"
Sighed frightfully opulent patron Of
the drama the other night as he re-
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-17

Mrs. Danes Defense" a play thar
has just become available for use bv
stock companies. is this weeks OFFER
ing at the Empire. and It's Characters
are admirably suited 10 the several
members of the Empire company. The
title part has proved one Of Katherine
Grey.s chief successes. and John Craig.
as Sir Daniel Cartaret. is at hin bast.
Good business.-The Billboard.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-17

.Protean plays" now are prevalent
In the vaudeville Held The epidemic
actor who came to New York last
season. and who BY ptesenting q one
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-17

On Tuesday Charles Frohman pre-
sents Charles Klein's comedy. ssThe Lion
and the Mouse; and the followinr =
evening Mrs. Patrick Campbell makes
a welcome reappearance at the Crite-
rion. when she will produce arhe
Whirlwind," an adaptation of a French
play originally produced by her at
Birmingham a month ago.-New York
Dramatic News.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-17

Riverview is to have a new attrac-
tion in the form of a fireworks specta-
cle- 1t will consist of the Fall of the
Golden Gate and the Destruction of
Chinatown" and will be the first at
tempt to reproduce In this form the re-
cent San Francisco disaster. Six acres
or land bordering on the river have
been reserved at the park for this spec
tacle, and workmen are busy prepar-
ing for it.-Chicago Daily Tribune.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-17

Ibsen was gifted as were few of his
contemporaries with bold conceptions.
facile variety of expression and an all
most superhuman insight into the depths
of modern social tragedy. He is the noet
of protest, the invader of hypocrisy. the
relentless Nemesis OF present-d day fol-
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-17

The flames devoured the wholesale,
the retail and the best residential dis
tricts in the city ALI the large music
houses, of which San Francisco had a
goodly number, were destroyed Thou
sands of pianos went up in smoke. The
piano stock of one house was valued
at $3.50, 900. Immense stock of other in
struments and books and music fol-
lowed the pianos.-Musical Review.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-17

Margaret Anglin and Henry Miller
are we'll pleased with the reception
given their production of Young
Ferna1d," presented tentatively in Bos-
ton last week, and the comedy will
probably be included in Miss Angiin,s
repertoire next season, though she Will
not confine herself to this or any other
one play. Young Fernald" was orig
inally called s"The Conversion of Car
rick" and was written by Evelyn
Greenleaf Switzerland and Beulah Dix.
-Shubert's Notes
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-03
A BOON TO VISITORS.
Tampa's Palatlal caravanssrIe Open
During the Fair.

tampa TaNUAt 4alaNaVoVEaV SpSV
During the Fair.
A hotel management that will spend
in one summer $40 600 In renovating
their house, prove what the Tampa
Hotel management claim, that their
palatial caravanssFie at Tampa Bay is
now 10 better shape than Il has ever
been since the days Of Henry B. Plant,
who built IL. This paper IL Informed
by Manager LAUDER that the hotel will
be open TO the throngs attending Flor
ida's great Fair at the reduced rate OF
% per day and up. which will make IL
by all odds the very best place TO stop
during the Fair.
Rooms and board may be engaged
and should be engaged At onoe-by
communicating With Mr.. Laubsr, eth.
or by wire or mail, and u you are for
tunAte enough to secure entertainment
within the luxurious Surroundings OF
the hotel, your stay ~ Tampa will be
full Of an enjoyment you cannot 9TH
erwlse hope 10 experiences.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-03

Great htpplnsss etue in'7 ils A.'
cts @ Hlsir. sstec. s1pTf'rirnafn'
~ Sc. Aibaas. " Va. shst b" h'ils
sasghssr uas fsisafrs ffea 80 affaa'
fsi s1mglsint hs esmes hf ''i'
sMT Htfis fauFhiss 81 ~t F'i1'
ansss. stlsa ylsiss1 81 60 usai1asai
bst rtuu sses11T vars. aatl 81 .
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f.-ssf 4 ssms'sis ears" cara, f1fs
ssrs ~ serves ta@F.atnifs ksa'''
fslgntT. frsssis HsatHsssss. 'rsa'-
rrss z tlaoi n-f usssf.s -1tis.-
sea ~ aB trag s,arrs Ffef 49,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-03
DEATH OF WR. LOVE.

Passed Away at His Trenton Home.
After Illness Of Several Weeks
TT. Love Of Trenton died ~ bic
home ThurdaJ afternoon, after So w.
ness Of several weeks.
Deceased vas aiiy-gvs yes1 Of sac.
and vas virtually reared 10 ths Wssi
End. He s survived b. large fam
lly 20 whom the sympathy e ifiends
- eHiended.
Deceased was msrsberof he Chris
,fsn Cbsgeb and che fsnsfnl uhs bed
FRIDAY Afternoon. ne sfFTise' bsinR
soaa astee b. Rev 5 " C'ison. IhF
informant 49, 10 JoPHa stmstefy.
Deceased wssa vsrT psoulinsni E'tn'
ana haA mtBy frishsf ihf0aEa9st ths
county.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-03
Year Of Blood.

The year 1908 will long be Femem.
bered 10 the home OF Y. n. Tacket Of
Alliance. Ky as ayear Of blood, which
flowed 90 eopiously from Mr.. Jackets
lungs that death seemed very near,
He writes "Severe bleeding from
the lungs and frightiul cough had
brought me az deaih's door, When ]
began taking Dr., Kings New Disc0y'
cry for Consumption, With the aston.
ishing result that after taking foaf
bottles I was completely restored, and
a. time has proven. permanently
cured. l." Ousrsaseed for sore lapgs.
coughs and colds. a. all dFog stoFss.
Price. 5Oc aud 81. Trial bottle free.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-03
J.. j. FINLEY RESOLUTIONS.
Offer Cooperation With All Daugh.
tiers to Aid U. G. v. Reunion.

OHeT So'Operattoo FNh ~ Oau6"'
tiers to Aid U. @. v. Reunion.
At the regular monthly meeting Of
J. ], Finley Chapter, U. d. o, Thure-
day afternoon, the following Fesolu-
tions were adopted;
Resolved, That We, Is Daughters
Of the Oonfederscy, extend to the Con-
federste Veterans our aid and sym
patty in carrying out their plans for
the entertainment Of the Veterans
reunion in our city, November 18th
aud l4th.
Resolved, further, That We join
our efforts with those Of ell Daughters
OF our city, irrespective OF Chapter
connections, in the one united aim Of
making this reunion success, that
hooor may accrue TO our local Camp,
U. @. v, and to our city at large.
Resolved, That copy OF these
resolutions be sent TO the Stonewall
Camp, U. @. ", and a copy be sent to
The paily Sun for publication.
"Indorsed unanimously by j. ]. Fin
ley Chapter. U. ID. O., In session Thurs
day, Nov. Let, 1905"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-03
J.ss,onyIIls osrnIv.I. nov. 5lh 70 Ioh.

Jaeksonvlus Carnival. Nov. 5ih 10 ION.
on account Of ths shove occasion The
Atlantic Coast uBs gill cell tletsts
nom I'll points 10 Florida 20 Jackson.
vile and return ~ rste q one nFti'
sIass fare pius - cents f0F the foaad
"trip. These tleksts will b. 90 sale
Hos. bth % eih ineiusive and for tfalnt
scheduled 90 arrive Va @aeksonvilis
before soon o. Soy. l0ih. FiHtl limit
81 these tleksts good IsaVinE Jaehsop'
vile not later thaH mid-hisht. SoV.
liih.
Ths Carnival 90 Ihsksonsills tAh
year wiil b. complete 10 ever fsa'afs
sad svsry0re vho sau possibly Do 81
shoun ists sdyasiags q this ngPof'
tsnlty 81 gislt Jarts1nTilis. tts Ne
stopaI.s % ths STATE
Fail infofmsilan. Failmtn fssefFa.
I,uns. sis, can b. hs8 tfem lhs Aiiau.
&c Coasi Lee sEeHt
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-03
Mr.. GOLDMAN DEAD.
Former Citizen of Gainesville Passed
Away In ST. Louis, NO.. Friday,

Former Citizen Of Gainesville Passed
Away In ST. Louis, NO.. Friday.
TeleRraphic information to l.. b.
Long, this city, Friday afternoon, an.
nounced the death OF William Cold
ham, which occurred In St. Louis on
the morning Of Friday. Deceased was
about sixty years Of age. He was
native Of London, Eng but has been
in America for many years, the greater
part OF which time has been spent In
Gainesville. He left here about two
years aao for the West, where he has
since resided. He Tas q paper hanger
and decorator by trade, and was en-
gagged 10 business here for q long slime.
Deceased il survived By five daugh'
ters. one OF whom 10 Mrs l.. y. LONG
of this city. The other fonF are BeE-
tha, Luella, Roth and Beulsh. all OF
whom are married and lOested In va
rions sections Of the country, except
the latter.
The remains may bs brought TO
Gainesville for iutermeni. although no
definite arrangements have been made.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-03

appeal TO the voters OF Alschua coun-
ty to 60 TO the polls on Tuesday and
vote against the amendment which
would be a future curse 20 themselves,
to their children, TO their grandchil-
dren, and for generations to come.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-03

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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-03
m ABRAMS ON
h RGINAGE SCHEME
!. AUUreCiative Audience
House Friday Night.
SOME PLAIN : FACTS

Board a Lemon In the Form
General Roundup Of Their
\ Manipulating Project.
.,si,e to appointment, Major
1. Cair.Abrsms Of Jacksonville
n ID. citizens Of Gainesville
.,nipsge question at the court
Tridly evening"
to the GOODNESS Of the wealth
sOvd was not as large as had
upssisd, bot there were many
The majority of whom we're
~ voters. There we're a num-
indies in the audience, however.
epaker was cleverly introduced
Tom F. McBeath, principal OF
r,lrsnity High School, after
for two hours, Major Abrams
1sd 10 rip the whole drainage
including Governor Broward
llr public men, up the back.
ulsd 90 personal names, however,
iAe Governor, whom he pro-
10 handle in 3 manner which
lVs made that distinguished Of
Nan burn.
Esaker called attention to the
hsi the amendment conferred
as board Of drainage commits
nlll the power. He stated that
hsrt comprised five members,
y power was really vested upon
sdtAs FIVE, as the majority would
pin every question presented.
y impressed upon his hearers
Aathls the proposed amendment
10 ihe legislature OF any action
l'tf and that sll power In the
u imposing drainage tax would
80 10 this drainage board, and
Mere vas no provision OF the
anii to the number Of years in
iAanI might be imposed.
a'guP the question OF powers
'ihd upon this board, he stated
asn Eas no mention in the pro-
'n'hdmeut Of the Everglades, |
n loEsr was vested in the board |
9 lhs entire State into drain
'if''' q they so desired.
e'ielee 10 the statement of |
BfOw1rd that the maximum |
" cents an acre was q small |
poia'ed out that this tax was
zoe than had ever been i'm.
. sid lands 10 any other
: The Union-and yet, this
board had the power 10 inn
va 90 all swamp, Alluvisl |
s''aoEei lands 10 the State OF |
s''o' BroWhrd has stated shat !
.'' must be taken out OF the
Ne legislature 20 guard |
" eo'Tuptive iBfiuencs Of
soatInoed the speaker, re-
~ ''a''e to the drainage qoes- /
'''aooh naturally construe
@s'a that those opposing |
''1d eontrol the LeRis- |
add defeat thereby the
a would like 20 ask |
'ns1d', whieh wouId roo
'A' ea'isr--ihe corruption |
N-n which constitutes
90 ias Legislature. OF the I
'hr's men, the majority |
AZ bltrdfn
Al''u' stated that BE- do 20,
~ oT 20 inslnnate that |
.asitl, q THE board |
y, 1''si bot asksd iftua. I
u tas history % che |
! er iss World. after
~, 4at'E Instances where /
|. '''a i,- ease. /
''.' ''sisd that Governor
y. Ess FolnE sboai ths /
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-11-01
THE SCHOOLS WHICH
HAVE WON PRIZES
CONTINUED from Page onel.

which grade is entitled to the prize. Be
sides the schools mentioned the Ka-
maoa, Puako and Lanai Schools enter
ed the contest last year but have since
been closed and therefore are not taken
into the reckoning.
Very respectfully yours,
w. H. BABBITT,
superintendent of Public Instruction.
List of Schools entitled to the prize
offered for the Arbor Day tree planting
contest:
District of Honolulu-Wa lupe, Wal
kiki Manoa, MoiliiH Kaahumanu, Po-
hukaina, Royal, Normal, Pauoa, Mae
mae, Kaiulani, Kalihiwaena, Kalihiuka,
Moanalua, Kawaiahao, Girls Indus
trial
District of Ewa-Aiea, Pearl City,
Waipahu, honolulu.
District of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Wa
hiawa.
District of Waianae-Waiana
Districts of Koolauloa and Koolau-
poko-Kahuku, Kaaawa, Hauula, Waia-
hole, Kaneohe, Wailua.
District of North Hilo-Laupahoeho
Pohakupuka, Hakalau, Honomu, Pc
ptthtO' OuOlltti, I dDdlhOus OOhttltis
District of Hilo-Hilo Union, Kaiwiki
District of Puna-Olaa Twelve Miles,
Olaa Nine Miles, Mountain View Pa
hoa Kapoho, Kauaea, Kalapana
District of Kau-HonuapO, Waiohinu,
Pahala.
District of South Kona.-Milolii, Papa,
Alae Hookena, Honaunau, Napoopoo,
Konawaena.
District of North Reconsideration,
Holualoa, Kailua, Honokohau, Kalaoa,
Puuanahulu.
District of South Kohala-Kawaihae
Waimea.
District of North ohala-Honomaka
Kapaau, Halawa.
District of Hamakua-Waip Kukui-
haele, Kaauhuhu, Ahualoa.
District of Lahaina-Olow4lu, La
haina, Lahainaluna, HonokoNau, Homo
Ikowai, Kahakuloa, Lanai-kai.
I District of Wailuku-Waihee, Wal
luku, Waikapu, Spreckelsville, Ma.
kena.
District of Makawao-Keo kea, Kea.
lahou, Makawao, Kaupakalua, Hama.
kuapoko, Haiku, Paia, Huelo, Haleha'
ku.
District of Hana-Nahiku, Hama, XII
pahulu, HaOu, KaupO.
District of Molokai-Kalae, Kaluaaha
| Waialua, Halawa, Pelekunu.
| District of Hanalei-Hanalei Koolau
/ Kilauea.
District of Kawaihau-Anahola.
District of Lihue-Hanamaulu Lihue
Huleia.
District of Kodak oloa Kalaheo.
District of Waimea-Hanapepe Ma
kaweli, Kekaha.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-11-01
Dangerous
Criminal Has
Departed
NOTORIOUs PORTO RICAN NEGRO
THIEF LEAVES BY THE SIERRA
AS COAL PASSER.

Honolulu boasts one criminal the
less while san Francisco is to be the
gamer of a criminal in consequence.
And it is a criminal that any commun-
ity can well congratulate itself over
losing
Pedro Rodrigues, the notorious Porto
Rican criminal left Honolulu Tuesday
for San Francisco by the Sierra. Pedro
signed on as coal passer. If Pedro
should ever happen to fall asleep in
the coal bunkers of the vessel, he is
likely to get shoveled into the furnace
before the stoker could distinguish
him, he is so black.
Pedro served time in the oahu Jail
for robbing General Nelson A. Miles,
U. S. A., some years ago at the Ha-
waian Hotel Chester Doyle arrested
the Porto Rican and recovered the
goods for the general. Pedro has been
very bold criminal, for he has escap-
ed several times from prison. He was
released some time ago from prison
having served his term. There is no
evidence that he was concerned in any
of the recent robberies.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-11-01
Well Known
Man Visited
By InCendiary
A. c. NJ. ROBERTSON HOTEL
STREET COTTAGE SET on FIRE
EARLY THIS MORNING.

The Hotel street residence of A. G.
NJ. Robertson, Waikiki of Punchbowl
street, was nearly destroyed by fire at
an early hour this morning. The fire
was undoubtedly of incendiary origin
and might have been attended With
fatal results as Robertson was asleep
in the house at the time of the out
break.
Robertson retired shortly after mid
night last night and about 2.3O o'clock
this morning the fire was discovered.
The fire started on the mauka side Of
the house and on the outside The oc-
cupant of the house was soon aroused,
Owing to the fact that the windows on
the mauka side of the house were clos
ed. there was no draft to draw the fire
into the house, but the flames swept
underneath the house, through the lat
tice work.
The fire department responded very
promptly and within a short time had
the fire extinguished. One very graft
fying feature about the manner in
which the firemen did the work was
their conduct in not flooding the house
with the streams of water. Compare
lively little water was put into the
house. In consequence the valuable
library of Mr.. Robertson escaped in
jury, as did practically all of the fur
niture. The damage to the house is
considerable and the $1,000 or insurance
carried by the owner, will harry pay
for the necessary repairs.
! A previous attempt was made to sci
fire to Robertson's house. Coal oil was
| thrown against the mauka wall of the
place and paper saturated with Goa
oil was put against the house and sci
on fire. Fortunately the paper burned
out before the structure caught fire
There is no clue to the criminal either
of the first or of the more recent at
! tempt at arson.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-11-01
PASSENGERS.
Booked to Depart.

Per 5. 5. Korea, November 2, from
Honolulu for San Francisco-Mrs. T. F.
Lansing Mrs Frank Andrade, J. A.
Corrie and wife, Percy Benson and wife
A. H, Jackson, Mrs. G. P. Castle, Miss
Dorothy Castle, Miss Margaret Castle
Mrs. S. Parker, Gaspar silva and wife,
Rev. j. Warren, w. S. Bliss, w Bliss
Miss Hope Bliss, Mrs. c. C. Morse, Miss
Pattie Morse, Rev. Joe Bean and wife,
Miss Annie NJ. Bourtelle, ]. d. Dole, f.
M. Boyd and wife, Capt. j. b. Schoef-
fel, wife and children, s. NJ. Ballou,
E. T. Temple, Miss K. M. Atherton,
Miss S. FlaXman, Mrs. DR.. Durham
c. Slough and wife, r. j. Burk, G. F..
Sabin, Mrs. George d. Gear, Miss F..
Mclean, w. j. England, c. F. England,
Bonnie Smith, S. c. Waggoner, Mrs.
E. 7, Herrick, Mrs. S. M. Sloan and
infant, Mrs. Henry S. Wigant and in
FAINT, l.. d. Mclean and wife, r., l..
Howe, L. A. Thurston, j. F. Morgan,
E. j Hasfurther.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-11-01
STORE CHANGES HAND.
Honolulu Drug Store Bought b.
Reedy and Finley.

Messrs. r. B. Reedy and Norman c.
Finley who were connected with the
Hebron Drug Co. up to the time of the
sale to Benson, Smith & Co., have pur-
chased the Honolulu Drug Store from
Captain Otis, and will conduct it as
an up-to-date establishment.
Both partners are experienced drug
men and they intend running their new
purchase on modern lines. Mr.. Reedy
came here about ten years ago and as
ISOLATED himself with Captain Otis and
Otto Bierbach in the drug store of the
same name on King street. Mr.. Reedy
had formulas for making ice cream
which when served with soda water
made the Honolulu Drug Store famous
This same formula will be used by the
partners in the future and the soda wa
ter at their store will again be popular
with the public.