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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-11-03
Helen Hale En-

Helen Hale Engaged to George Ade.
George AIDE IS reported engaged
again: this time to pretty Helen Hale
OF the musical Man from Now COM
pany that recently was the talk of
Chicago. II Ade don't look out, he
VIII soon be known as THE College
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-11-03

Annoying rumors of the New Thea
ter's instability buzz speciously in the
more sordid circles of the drama.
Guarantors. viewing with alarm the
failure of the project to enthuse the
public, rushing for shelter, stockhold-
ers in the com pany7 which controls the
material end of the enterprise jockey
ing and conspirirlg to tie Art in a hard
knot and hand it over to the Shuberts:
famine business and a horde of other
to and gladden. the souls of the sI-told-
you-sos. The Shuberts are pictured as
squatting buzza rdlike over the portals
of the institution, clutching 81 per
cent of the shares and waiting to
pounce upon the carriOn of Purpose.
pecking slyiy at the stock to encour-
age the Shuberts to pay a high price
for it. Cold sponsors for the idea are
said to be clamoring for an early dis
solution of the acting organization. be-
ing industrious of proceeding farther
with so expensive and unsatisfactory
an experiment.
Authoritative assurance is given
us. however, that there are no cutters
among the guarantors of the New The
ter. Most of these gentlemen have
guaranteed before and know what il
means. Two or three of the more ac-
tive and enthusiastic promoters fee
chagrined that so little popular fuss
has been made over their efforts, bui
they are not whining. And why should
they? One statistician estimated tht
attendance at a. Wednesday matinee
at thirty-seven. Fewer people thar
that have been seen at performances
in profitable downtown houses. Tht
New Theater will prosper when it ind.
an appealing play. Even If it fails tt
discover one of those things, it Is Ger
tain, we are assured, that it will be II
operation for the fun thirty weeks o.
its lease.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-11-03

MAUD ,I,iaiiaIss ERerFi,r p hoebe
Coyne and Mr., William MacaTt Will be
members of the company supporting
Mr.. Frank Moulap in THE Grand
MoguT' when it is produced at the
Colonial in a few weeks.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-11-03

Mr. VIM. C. Gray, the author of
The Volunteer Organist, has ex-
tended an invitation to the clergvrnen
of the city to attend the performances
Of this piece in this city today, as his
guests. One Of the features of the
piece is in the third act when 1.-THE
Volunteer Organists' is disclosed seated
choir loft
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-11-03

Miss Henrietta Crosman will reach
Chicago and Powers theater at Christ
mas, playing Observation-Disclosures
gv.'' 1t is announced that Mr. Langdon
Mitchell, author Of 1.-The New ork
Idea" is writing a play for Miss eros
man. -.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-11-03

Mr.. Mansfeld's first appearance in
Ibsen's ssPeer Gynt'' was made last
Monday evening at the Grand Opera
house.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-11-03

Attractions ut Kansas City Next Week.
Shubert-Louise Cunning and Louis
Harrison in The Flower Girl
Willis Wood-November 5, s and Z.
Maxine Elliot in Her Great Match -
November s, 9 and 10, Tim Murphy in
"Old Innocence
Grand-s. Miller Kent in s'Raffles. .
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-11-03

THE Heir to the Hoorah'f comes for
its second visit to Topeka a week from
today Matinee and night perform
ances VIII be given The book is by
Paul Armstrong. and it is the latest
piece produced by Eirke La ShelIe be-
fore his untimely death. It is still pre-
rented by the IkIrke La Shel1e com
pany. The New Orleans Pieayune OF
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-11-03

" OLU n TIE r.
OR G A n I s T
~AsYelean and sweetas a mountain brock"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-31
y. gSaanrr I'M gleaermnnS.

Tie iongeafrobe 8ottin zines oeut.
i6en Bilun5erS, 10 id)reibt Die in
'Songa, Oitairifu, eriheinenbeo liant
buro Bolt" piIegt, luenn JIG oeS
NbenOS Die 2nube perl1Bt, BON Der
ans iie bic cmiige Gbdtigfeit oeS8nt-
ten IN Der Elantoge liebepoQ itber.
blidcn fonntc, lidl bon bier Hegern
i'm SrngitubIc 5u Dem Siigel, oltF
Dem ibr rei5enoc8 Seim liegt, btu.
ouitragcn SIT lolien. Damn redt II.
iuobl Die MalfiIrengeitalt nto iingt.
beieelt bon Dem 8olgefiible a~irifa.
niidcr SdoifenSliit, in Die 3ufunit
binarS: nltnO 8interltiirme pideh
Dem Wonnemon0." Ils neulid) ein
bodltebenber @oit Die Bflan5ung BE-.
lud)te, bate Ole 5rou oes SauieS iidD
friibcr ais ionit binbegeben, I'M nod
einen 9lid iibcr Siid uuo Slide 5t
mericlL mo lire Sr19er fir Den 8nit
5uriidgcididt. Gieier nabm Hlot
mo langlam iebte iid) Der 3ug lit
9cluegung. einige Sd)ritte marte-
ten ole Ne9er, Oh Der bobe Serr nift
oos ii6lihe 2ieo anitimmen molte;
Ooun ober %begonnen iie uniiono 81
iingcn: Limb @interitiirntc piid)en
oen Wonnemuno!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-31
&crmiidtc tclclgrapbiidJe Sepciden.

Gin Ylitltrabl trai ooS Wobn.
Gols Der 6onilie II. q. @ap in Ilbe.
rene, Ilbemorlc,G County, go, t0Otcte
6rou San un6 ocren 9ruOer, perlebtc
Srn. San unO juci ainOer un0 Iegte
OuS Sous in trimmer.
Su Gcriolgrng eincr 6omiIien.
ic5oe, nelde nod aus ibrer nItcn Sci.
motb, Yolen, itommen iol, bot Der
Bole Eaul 0lacu in Watertolur, a..
y, ieiten 2unosmnnn George Ytc.
Slt9o mittelit eincS aniippeIS le6enSs
AciGbrlid oerlebt. 9lalco wllrOe per.
boftet.
0ei elmer bi56er unauigetlGrten
SdieBerei in eillem SommcrIagcr am
liter oeS g)ougbiogbenD. &iuer, ga,
muroe SameS Enintcr get0Otet ul0
&atberine McGht5tep uuo @iQiont
Wuuen lebenSgeidbrlid DerIebt. 9tof)
Dem entflo6enen MidJael GiSlo miro
gefn6n0et.
Sri. emma S6miOt, % Sabre
alt, Sod)ter bon 6reoerid S6miot,
eincm noblbuben0cn Giluuobner bon
gnn ar6or, lit bei'm l%lntcrgang oeS
Bniiaeieroompicr rSalentine" I'M
GbeboDan Hipcr, Mid., ertrunfen.
A1e nnOeren EuiiuGierc lDurOeu gliid.
lid gerettet.
- Senrp Eropie, ser in Ser gan.
sen @egeno bon Arcolu, SaS., ais Der
afette Sunge" bcfannt mar, lit i'm nj.
ter bon 10 Sobren al 9er5uericttung
g~eitorben. 0et ieitem 5ooe batte er
Elm @cpift bon 4OG BiunO. Seill
Siiitenuminng Bate ooS HieienmoB
bon 10 3oll. Die gltern 0es Seritor-
bcren iino pon gelp06nlider 2eibeS-
groBc.
rSu Qonpiac, &a.' mo hinge
bung rid)tetc Gcitern Gin @clpittcr-
iturnt groBen SAaoen al.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-31
&ieOcr cine gaBufataitrOpbc.

.rf TVE TsA fa tfgt
Dtebrcre 3oOtc unO piele gerleBte. -
Acrjtc bon Fouo6feepiie rnO
Ncp Yorf mad Der llngfiidSitdttc
%o6gcgongen.
EougGteepiie. G.-D,, %. Stuff.
- Ter Eacifr .Grpreb5ug Nr. 81.
mclfer Die 8ronb Central 5tation
in 9}elu yorf Inn 9.32 bcutc gbcnO
uerIicB, iOu 81 GDqiea, If WeiIcn
mtcrbuIb bier, OerungIiidt ieir. IS
bciBt, oob sic 2otomatipe in oen
6lnB i%tiir3tc. utO ieoer Gr5t IN
Fou0bfcepiic luur0e oui ben S6au.
plob OcS ltnglilda beoroert. Gin
Siilia5ug nit %itnrfer Wonnidaft
luiro nod G6elicu u6ge6en.
IS miro beridtet, Dab Scr 2ofomo-
ttOiiibrcr mo @cp0dmeiIter oliger'
blidlid 1ct0otet wur0eu. 10 aerjte
limo bon bier nud) Scr ltngliidSItclle
obGcaon9cn. Gas llngliif ereignetc
lid b%olbWeg& 5miihen G6elien urS
6iibtia 2onoinG Orci Meilen bon oer
n0diteu Observation-Disclosures. Wiebrere
4oiiagiere iiuo ihlimm perIcbt.
Rem. 0orf, %. Sllli. - Rad
in Ger @rono Gcutral.S tation eingt.
lGuienen mogeren 9eridtet lit oo8
8rcd BEL GbcIico Elm idlimmes.
Griu0lide Griuden itnt aer5te traieIt
ciL un0 Elm Spc5ioliua miro nod
Der STEELE oeS llngliidS ob9eben.
Ntcbrcrc Yerionen merOen ais 9etob-
tet uuO piele ais %ocrluunoet gemel0et,
Qo9 llngliid crciguctc iid) ouf ser
&inic scr Nelp,Oorf Central & @llo.
ion Hiucrs 9u6u."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-31
Wrnnnis Gnmunnnc.

annioS Gitp, 30. SuIi. =
9tod) elmer ioebcn criolGteu Nitt6ei.
hung bon 9unoeSienntor ". 5, Stone
miro g8lQiam s. 9rpan am A. Sep.
tcmbcr nod DEM fir ben 3. Septem.
Re %ou6eroumten, inn ST Gbrel oernn.
itoItetcn fcitliden Gmpfang in ct.
&ouiS Die 0enlofrotiide Gnmpgne III
M}iiiouri NIT elmer bier SIT b~aIteuoen
&cOe c%r0iinen. 6r. 9rpan miro lid
ioOomt IN iein Seim nody 2incoIn be.
gc6cn. equator Stone ioatc terrier,
CT crportc, ooB $50 Gemofrdten aus
Miiiouri iid) nodl Relu- 9ort bc9ebch
lpcrOcll, i'm an Scr onielbit itattfinoen.
Oen 9~egriiBunA 9rpon'S in gmerifa
tbcllSllncbnIcu. z
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-31

&nabe permtBt. 6roil
-Sclen Mortinler Don gtr. 72S, DIT.
6ort-glpenue, beridtete geitcrn Dem
2ielltcnunt Mforbiicr IN Der iiiOlidcll
Eoli5eiitotion, Oab lid ibr If Sabre
after Sobn, SbomoS =. Wortimer,
om Samitug &ormittug s ltbr bon
Der clterlihen @obnung entfcrnt
bobe unO ieitoem nidJt mebr geicbcll
ruorbcn iei. 6ruu Wortimcr iu1te,
Der Gnobc lei bon icinem Gater &c.
3iid,ti0t moroen uno oesbalb peggc.
%Iouicn. gle bcfiirdtet, OaB ibn ein
llngIiif 5iigeitoben lit.
geriondTnoti5 ). = @r. j. "
8bciling pon aiiguita, 6lorioo, Scr.
tretcr Scr Sirnrn IS. :. Seln5 Co."
bcfinoct lid oegcnw0rtig SIT 9cir0
bei Or. Otto NJ &%einbor0t, Dem 50.
rpuer ocs iiioliden Siltritts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-31

y u y IL IL. " ! l y | GN v ! y y ! IT,
- SSlt Yorfcr8bura, '8sTu., lit Der
o1Gcicbcnc 0crtihc @ciddftSnlunn
Sobn ". SiebIc gcitorbcn. Ter Der
Itorbcnc crblidtc oo2 2idt Der @elt
Dor 53 So6rcn in Grc90cu ais Sobn
ocS Dor 3ruci Sobrcu IN Baltimore
qeItorbeueu 9ebrcr9 Z. Is. u. Sieblc.
@r btntcrI0Bt ollBcr icincr tr%nucrnocn
Wittiuc mo ied3 SiuOcrn icinc bod
bcto0tc Wtlttter in Baltimore, ieine
9riiocr 4. 3. Sicblc unO I6co. $.
Nicblc III SurferSburG mo 5tpei
Shmcitcrn. Grolt 2ouiiC &oi9t lrnO
Trolt aothorine Wcbcr in Baltimore.
Seit 30 Sabrcn mar cr in Barriers
6llrN oni1iYig, Scin EoO lit Gin ifrpe.
rcr Sd)Iog iiir Ole bcimgciudtc So
Mile, cin idlucrcr Sdlog ulld) fir
OoS Yo%rfcr3burgcr 9cutIdtbunL OaS
in iDm cinen ieincr tildlti9itcn ciirigs
Itct ltno prtu5iptentreltcIten 8ortGnl.
pier ocriiert. gr ipar Is, Der IN Der
Ncutidcu Wcnlein0c Itct3 fir Ole ocHts
id)c Sprud)c cintrat mo nod IN oller.
lcbtcr 3cit ocn 9Iiidlid)crlueilc fcblgr,
ihlo0cncn &crIudl OoS Tcltld)c in
Scr Stride in ocn Sintcr9runO 3u
O%rGnQcn, 81 Sdonocn nod)tc. Gr
mar c3, Scr I'M n8crmonios@ elnltgs
pcrcin" 0o8 9onncr 0cS ociltidcu
2icOc9 bohbiclt, bis Der idppddcrc
&0rpcr nit 0cm ItGrfercn @ciItc tid)t
mcbr S6ritt bolten fonnte mo olif
Scr 9iibne 5lIommcu brod), Der, iule.
ocrum nod IN otlcrIebtcr 3ctt, ais Der
Die SGn9cr fir 0oS 8beclinGer Sic.
ocricit idutIcuoc 0irigcnt Barriers.
burg uerlieB obernlolS Den pcrluoi.
Iten Gcrcin iibcrlubm mo lciic lcB.
ten arGite in ben 9ienIt ocS BON ibnt
10 beiBgclicbteu oclltidcn Sicoc2
iteUtc.
0ccr0i9unQcn 0oS Scts
hcnbcqGnQnib bon 0rn, Geo. aroft,
mclhcr ont Gonneritog I'M bobcr MI
fer BON 50 Sobrcu III icincr lebtcn
Wobnuug, Nr. -, lWiontfor0'
9(pcnllc, ans Dem 2cbcn idico, iono
GCltcrn Hadnltttag inter 5oblrcldcr
9ctbciligun0 uonSeiOtrogen0cn bonn
Sroucrboltic aus oitf DEM Srie0boie
Scr 5, oelti6cn rcfornirtcn STRIDE
itott. Eoitor Or. Murfua Nuhmoun,
Ger Sccllorgcr Der %gcnonntcn &c
mcin6c. belt Den Srnlcrgottc96icnit
ob, 81 Dcld)em 3ipcd CT ipc5icl bon
Sen @luc Nioge W~toilntoin8 berfom.
gIa 9obrtlIdtrGger iungirtcn Die
@S, &obn @olf, Socob acrrj @llitou
&%cllcrmonn, Gbriition Hotb mo $.
0ilGclocin.
2 6mor5c ooon d) ~ It er.
- Eoli5iit Wtiitcr perboftcte gcitern
Otorgcn an Der GbcitmutsS troBc Die
NcOcrin Ncbcccn GroS6p Die iii Oieicr
Strobe, o6lpobl lie an Der Dorf.Gton0
luoDnt, eincn NeibcnIdrm mod)tc. Die
$50 ln0 Soften. oic ibr Ri6tcr Gran,
nan ola Strnic oltfcrlegtc mo nid)t
6c5oblt luerOen fonntcn, merOcn Die
S6luor3e 5ipet Wonute I'M @ef0ng,
nib unidG0Ii6 moden.
Sn'S IrbeitSbouS &c.
on0t. Cine Gepcihc aus 8il,
minGton, Gel, mcIoct, oob Samuel
Griffith Is Sabre alt, Nlbert &bitc
uro SomcS SOicpb ic 10 Sabre alt,
mclde oilf circm 6rod)t5ug aus BAL
t%in1ore, ibrcr &nterlto0t, ais blin0e
Eollogierc fomcn, 10 Gage IN 0o6
9tclu Goltlc Gountp grbcitsbouS 9e.
ldn0t luurOen, WciI tic Die ibnen bon
Hidter Soils oufcrlegtc 6traic bon
ie 50 nidt 6c5oblen fonutcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-31

Solgcn zines cbeIid en-
3m ties. - aatie Nelumoit, q
Sabre alt, uno ocrcn Gbemonn Ga.
mltel u. Rcipmon, 81 SoDre oft, bon
Or. 219, Sonopcr.S troBc, tpuroen &C.
Itern bon Gidtcr Cor IN Der iiioli6en
Eoli5eiitotion lue0cn Nll6eIt0rlng
nit ie $50 nn0 Soften beitroit un0
iponocrtcn 9eioc nnd) Dem @cidnG.
nib, 0u lie nidt bc5oblen fonntcn.
Ties mar OnS Gn0c cipeS ebelidcll
Streites, Der 5lpiiden DEM Nclpmon'-
iden Gbcpoor geitern friib i'll bcilcn
@oDnnnq itottionN. Rlric Sic
bringt mid um!" lodtcn Den Ger
geontcn 0ebus uuo Noli5iitcn Gopos
llaligb IN Die @obnung, no lie Den
WalltL aus elmer Stirnluun0e blus
tello, p%orfdnben, lpeld)e ibm ieine
6rou nit elmer 6laide beigebrodt
bette. Srou Atelumun lultr0e 0ircft
nod Der Eoli3eiitotiou 9cbrod)t, nab.
reno Der aeidlogcnc GbcmonH 5ilcrIt
im g0iorplmo llnipcriitGt5 SoipitnI"
reporirt witroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-31

yW cI er 90 er 3 : Hebenl"
&r. 92iuiom S6nri, 9tr. ITO, Scott.
Strobc, pltroc am SomituQ Abcn0
al Grant, 5luiid)cu &omborO. u10
Grott- Strubc, bon 5lpci W%t0nrcrn
onpciollcn uttb I'M 81 bcroubt.
g00brcH0 Der cine Wonn linn Die
MfiirounG zines 9icpolpcra inter bic
Noic biclt, Ourd)iudtc ocl olOcrc bic
Goidcn Sd)orf'a. Gum crgrificn bic
Strnbenrdubcr Die 6lltdt. IS mar
tciuC Spur mcbr BON 0cniclbcn 81
iinocrL ola &r. Sdnrf mo Eoli5iit
NoDlc pom mittlcrcn Iiiiritt, Dem Der
Gritcrc icin Scio QcfIogt bottc, Die
lelbcn oingicIt 5lt modcn inhtclt,
Gin gcrtcbencr gnr 6 {.
- &or cini9en lo9cn mltrOe Der 80
lijci bon pcrihieoencn SpirituoieE.
bGnOlern gemel0et, OuB Elm jungcr
Ntonn, Namcns 6ront Siria, II
Sabre alt, ungcblidJ Spirituoien allf
Gommiiiior perfotic irltO Die Com
militon eintoiIire, bic Nultroge n6cr
MIR fingirtc icien. PIN SanituJ
9lbcnO iob Hun0e-S crgcont Strott
0cn 9ctrcfienoen an SoQiOoDitrubc
itebclL bod bcnlerftc Siria Den EoIi'
]5eibeumten un0 CAB SericngclO. Nh
Der Gdc bon Nortbs un0 tSopcttcltrnBe
gclnng cS Dem HlnDc.S ~crgeontcn,
Sirin 5t fo'Icn. 0eItcrn bate Slrll
Dor Jtid)tcr 0ronnon Elm Nerbor 81
6eitebcn uno muroc unter ben Nrl-
iduloiaungen 2ouis Strob Nr. 2i7
uno 219, -@opitruBc; Wt. 2.
@obnlann, gtr. COL, Gnioritrobc; Sol.
9ofer, gtr. 702, 9toro- Sulton.NDeute
Aug, GbmIina Glltop, II. 2onlboro.
Strabc; ". e. Ncaer, 9tr. 1874, MeIt.
Nrnttitrobe; Gus. 9onncnberg 9tr.
523, Gnioritrobc, I'M @clo6ctr0ac nl>
Gontnliiiion oili mgcblidc Nnitrd0(
beidApiHoclt 81 bnben, Dem Criminal.
0cri6t9ucriobrcn iiberluieien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-31
@rSbe6en anf Ssm aithmns.

Colon, %. Suli. - @egeu 6 lift
@a6mittqgS murOe bier Elm leidltcr
@rOitoB ocripiirt bod lit fem SdaOen
Uerllriddt iuorocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-31
Snpcrintcn0cnt SnnIne

- SlIperintenocnt Samuel 8eil
bon ser Electric Sight 8eOuction
So" ioto in &iagora.6aaS N.-y.,
AM Scr STEELE ieinen 200. inoem er
nit eiuem elcftriihen 9rabt bon boz
Der Spanml1la in 9%eriIbruna fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-31
q o dl Giner.

Die Sirtbidoftpou Soicpb 2cpcr,
thai, gr, 1927, '6oirmomt-2ucml
ipltroc 0cItcru bon elmer Nl5obl EoIi.
5iitcu oca nor00itlidcn QiItrift9 iiber,
runtpcIt, un0 uuhcr Dem @irtb murs
ocn cine Nnjobl '9te9cr nit nod Der
Yoli5ciItotion NeRontmcll. Der &irt6
lurr0c olri bic NnidunloiAung bin Dem
@cridtopcrfobrcn ii6crmieicm Sic
SonntogS0cictc iibcrtrctcn SIT bubcn.
SIN n0rolihcn Gtitrttt.
Inn 1At0 llbr gcItcrn 2IbcnO inter
nn6nlcn Elm Sergeant utO Orei Eoli.
5iitcn POM n0rOlifcn 0iltritt cine
&oNio oili Die @irtbidoft bon Niur
@ltoop, 9tr. 1902, Norf -9tooO. Ger
Gi0entbiimcr uno orci 3cu0cn lultr-
Sen perboitct, bod MIR Der Gritcrc
iiir iein belttiqc9 &cr6or Dor Gid)ter
@bite i%citgeboltcn.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-06
WILLIAM BARDoLPH HEARST.

TILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST is busy shouting Gang
NM way 1t first District Attorney Jerome and then Judge
Gaynor that hidden get Of his Now is Mr.
Bryan who has been asked clear the Judge Gaynor
remarked that he in the way Jerome pofaney and dis
respectfully said he would bulge inch William Ran
dqph Hearst from pedon Mr. Bryan polite but equally
dded In the language Of the he called William Bardoph
Hea1st's bluff.
TIE tale political circles relates how Bardoph sent
OF his assocatedoubtless Nym Psoto Mr. Bryan to
make modest request like this:
Mr. Hearst wishes that elected Mayor of New
of
candidate President
he President will President Roosevelt
the only whom the Republicans might be able will
He wishes that have had chances
Presidency should
He desires and
will pledge
himself only and the nomination for
Mr. Bryan polite that the merely
pudent aspect and wholly groeque another Mr. Bans
Of humor imperfect and he contented himself with
Eat refusal
Fasa dead but his ovy catching knaves Bardoph Nym
and Pistol still survive and the invitation
~Bardolph welcome;
If thou anything and wilt CALI
Beshrew thy heart"
Bardoph needs pressing He will invite himself
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-06
THE GAME AND THE PLAYERS

YHE aftermath OF the hgtif may steal phrase from the
sporting editor-ooms up with "a spec OF war; might
steal another greasy phrase from another OF editor One
learns with msgiving that Mr.. Billy Nolan and Mr.
George ler speak they pass by, happily
sporting editor aay with the explanation that this part
Of the game We always labo-undr dfcultyto believe
the sporting editor From him further that Mr. Joseph
rode and the automobile making speeches
every the admired of all admirers
OF the day 1t Santa Cruz the unniaed might sup
pose. but Goldheld.
Mr. Texas Rckard that Godfed is the logical
center OF the game Once feel that the province of
Cruz being invaded and ready inquire Major
Laughn has migrated another and better place whose
paved with gold
Mr. Billy Nolan with apparent feeling Cans
laid down cold and quit and er gave him the decision
shall quarrel with the and prefer Mr. Nolan
the wild justice learns printed
scathng editorial" about him. Nolan appears made
himself burning campaign issue at the logical center"
In further explanation that fails explain Mr. Nolan informs
the world that IF Cans had laid quit have
through with the goods, he lasting
than the dge and would eventually punch
i with of painful nferoriy that
understand what that all Ii sounds like Esperanto
Mr. Battling Nelson complains that the not call in
expert medical testimony the question OF foul fair He appears
think that he engaged lawsuit but that way
they settle things the logical Tis that logic
finds the eloquent punch addressed complaining
mid So Mr. Battling Nelson goes lament Il did not
foul the dirty sneak adds that he still reputation
The gentleman doth protest if borrow once
with the highest respect from the vocabulary sporting
editor that Mr. Battling Nelson might to
read Mr. Beehng Nelson
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-06

HE had that of this
mornng-he declared off.
Nothing has gaddened the and the eyes Of this community
avenue.
still for forward again Business will begin
boom aesh Soon d industry will pulse again with the full tide
offe will have forgotten the of this period
Resentment of suffering need
inflicted buried and tasks
renewed oberaed by the
thankuness all have been the horrors that
week half and peril OF
greater suffering
That should been strike made manifest
Whom Francisco blame for definitely and auhoria
lively be The know and knowing they
against being med The Mayor know
duty the public fully and officially
of before
The city is entitled to the information
wide whether of this
OF sober judg
among forced upon by the order of
the principle arbitration
denied that their with the United Railroads be
That they abandoned the vndca-
re-estabsing public confidence the
wakout August The Call congrauaes the
them the that while they be forgiven for calling
calling off prompt
will be forgotten They but they right.
And public sympathy for the their
work. forfeited large by their strike has already
believe been restored them The the platforms the first
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-06
The Smart Set :. :.

tive in an exquisite gown of pale pink
chiffon, over pink silk, and elaborately
trimmed in baby Irish lace. Her
shower bouquet was of pink carna-
tions.
The bridesmaids. Miss Anita Harvey
and Miss Helen de Young. who are
such charming contrast in their ap-
pearance, Miss Harvey being so fair.
and Miss de Young having such rich
brunette coloring were gowned alike
in pale pink chiffon also. their gowns
being made in the princesse mode.
tucked and trimmed with yalenciennes
lace. They carried pink carnations as
we'll Horace Blanchard Chase was
the best man. and there were no ush-
ers. Frank s. Hicks, of Los Angeles.
the brother of the bride, gave her
away. About 125 guests were present.
only the nearer friends of the bride
and groom having been invited
MFR and Mrs. Kellogg left on brief
honeymoon trip and. on their return,
will live at the Wiltshire House on
Baker street which has been re-
decorated and exquisitely furnished.
It is said that the wedding presents
sent this popular bride were remark
ably beautiful and very numerous, no
bride in past seasons having received
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-06

~ ELDOM has wedding of greater
interest taken place in San Fran
1 cisco. than that of Miss, Ethyl
Hager and Lansing o. Kellogg,
which was celebrated yesterday
afternoon at 4:sO o'clock at the beauti-
full Hager home on Cough and Sac
ramento streets. The ceremony, which
was performed by the Rev. Father
Fricdan, the superior of the Jesuit
order on THIS Coast. took place in the
large bay window OF the handsome
drawing-roonl, which was made into
an exquisite bower of pink japanese
lilies and greens. IN the window an
altar was constructed, lanked on
either side BY brass candelabra. six
feet tall, UNFOLDING myriads of twink
ling candles. Tall vases, filled with
lilies, were on the altar, and the win
dow was banked with pink lilies and
ferns Miss Hager, who was hand
some, stately bride. wore a beautiful
princesse gown OF white imperial satin,
made with a long train. trimmed with
hoences of point applique and en-
broidered heavily in. pearls. she wore
long tulle veil and carried shower
bouqet of lilies of tho valley Her
sister, Miss Alice Hagel. was the maid
OF honor and was particularly attrac-