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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-17
DEATH FOR THREE
- .FIREMEN IN CAMDEN

Camden, N, T., March 17-Three
seriously injured last night at fire
which destroyed the old sixth regiment
armory. p 49, q.
The dead are: George W. Shields,
William Hillman and William Jobes.
Charles Worthington is probably fatally
injured. .s
The fire started in the boiler-room
and quickly spread to all parts Of the
structure. About dozen fremen were
ordered into the burning building with
a line of hose and were making good
progress in fighting the flames when
the roof fell on them. Shields, Hill
man and Jobes were crushed to death.
The others managed to follow the line
of the hose and escaped from the
building after most of them had been
seriously lacerated and burned.
e. Fire in White Pigeon. .s
White Pigeon, Mich., March IT,
The business section Of this village
was nearly wiped out yesterday by a
I fire which started in the furniture
store of Alfred Wicket. The blaze is
supposed to have started from an over.
heated stove in a furniture store. Only
seven store buildings remain. The fire
destroyed two saloons, the postoffice
and barber shop, the Farmers Savings
bank, two dry goods stores, con
fectionery store, two drug stores anc
the office Of DR.. J. e.. Williams. The
total loss will probably not exceed
$4,000. -g-
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slipped into the legislative breach.
There was an immediate call to arms
and for three hours the friends Of the
generals fllibustered against the bill.
The net result was that the previous
question is ordered on it, and an amend
ment offered by Mr.. Grosvenor Of Ohio,
which extends the time Of the operation
Of the bill so as to allow the promotion
Of the two officers, is pending. On this
amendment, the house was voting, but
without q quorum, when adjournment
was had until Monday. when the vote
will be completed. AT present 1t stands
70 ayes and S3 NAYS. 5rE2 III ~
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GENERALS CHANGES e..
TO RISE IMPERILED

r Washington, March fundamentally
in the house yesterday there was a lapse
in the vigilance of those who would
prevent legislation taking away the
rank Of lieutenant general in the army,
and the chances of Generals Corbin and
Macarthur for promotion. Mr.. Prince
Of Illinois, whose bill aboishing the
grade is the regular order Of business,
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GERMAN1A FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Principal office 62-64 William street, New
York. n. Y. Organized in 1859 HUGO !lis
tav Kehr, Secretaries. Attorney to accept ser
vice in Minnesota: Insurance Commissioner. Cash
capital 81 600, 600. - =. ~ - - II :
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You can exchange your dollars and
cents with II. G. Neal for awnings and
tents. 245 Hennepin avenue.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-17

GERMANIA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
YORK rEna r. e'e sS1 %a s5 s''se ~
Schumann, President Charles Ruykhaver. Gus
tav Kehr, Secretaries. Attorney to accept ser
vice In Minnesota Insurance Commissioner Cash /
capital. $1,000. COO. 2 :. ~ '~a s.. - H.. |
- INCOME IN 1905.
Premiums otter than perpetuals: So 56s, 81 g
Rents and interest .............. 245, OSS.15
rr Ta1ne On ieus aesess 1850 e5
u Total income :. !. ...... s2,s1e, 1851
DISBURSEMENTS IN 1905. r
Amount paid for losses ....... 81. 100, e51 Is
Dividends and interest. ..... 20O, 0OOo w
Commissions and brokerage az. 551, 5O7 ~
Salaries and fees of officers.
agents and employees. ......... 1872, SSs. AZ
Taxes. fees and rents. ......... 1O1 ,l6l II
, All other disbursements. ......... lZf,e4Z'of
Total disbursements ........ 81, $50, $50 .s7
Excess of income over disburse -
men's ASSETS DEC 81. 1905 'e
Value of real estate owned. $500. SSH. e. 70
Bonds and stocks owned ....... 5,o31 $50. e
Cash In office and in bank. 426, 190.s2
Accrued interest and rents. Z ,Ssa ~
Ali other admitted assets ........ 23s5o.e1
rota, admitted assets ...... $e,ss5, 7s5.7s
Assets not admitted $3.34e63. EIE.
LIABILITIES DEC. 81. 1905.
Unpaid losses and claims. S15o, 564 ~
Reinsurance reserve 1904, ..io
Commissions and brokerage. 80. 6,G2O.l4
Capital stock paid up !......... 1,O0O,o0o.Oo
capital ..s............,..... s3,946,1 SO
Net surplus Observation-Disclosures. 2,sS9, 660.92
RISKS AND PREMIUMS. 1905 BUSINESS
Fire risks written during the year$345, 81 5420
Premiums received thereon. S,339.943.52
Net amount in force at Nend OF
| the year o4e, 4oo,4oo.oo
BUSINESS IN MINNESOTA IN 1905;
Fire risks written ............. So, 793, 246. 90
| Fire premiums received ........ ~ 9a9 ~
Fire losses paid ;............ a1v e5y ~
! Fire losses incurred ............ ~ 4Sl.o
| Tornado risks written ........ 618 l5O0O
Tornado premiums received. 1880. S3OO ~
| Aggregate risks written :....... o, A S96 "
/ Aggregate premiums received. -. 80 l9S.OU
/ Aggregate losses paid ........... 42o9OuO
Aggregate losses incurred ........ 30,4Sl.OO
STATE OF MINNESOTA,
! Department Of Insurance. J
pany. corporation organized under the laws
| Of New York, has fully complied with the pro-
visions OF the laws Of this state, relative to the
| admission and authorization Of insurance COM
4 panies of Its class
! Now therefore T. the undersigned, Insurance
4 Commissioners, do hereby empower and authorize
4 the said above named company to transact Its
appropriate business of fire insurance in the
Of, until the 81st day of January, A. p. 1907,
i unless said authority be revoked or otherwise
legally terminated prior thereto.
j In testimony whereof.I have hereunto set my
hand and affixed my official seal at st. Paul,
j this 31st day Of January. A. D. 1906 sas
THOMAS d. O'BRIEN
Insurance commissioner.
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STATE OF MINNESOTA.

Department Of Insurance.
Whereas, the Milwaukee Mechanics Insurance
company, a corporation organized under the
laws Of Wisconsin. has fully complied with the
provisions Of the laws Of this state. relative to
the admission and authorization Of insurance
companies of Its class.
Now, therefore, I, the undersigned, Insurance
Commissioner, do hereby empower and author
lie the said above named company to trans
act its appropriate business of fire insurance in
the said state Of Minnesota, according to the
laws thereof, until the thirty-hrst day Of Janu
nary, A. D. 1907 unless said authority be re-
yoked or otherwise legally terminated prior
Thereto.
In testimony whereof. have hereunto set my
hand and AFFIXED my official seal at st. Paul,
this 81st day OF January, A. D. 1905.
THOMAS d. O'BRIEN,
Insurance. CommisdoueN
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Bic Samsc oes nadicn @intcrs,

NliS Earis miro beri6tet: IerSnbe
Matb I'M &eide Der Serpiid)ore bot
geiproben. Allf Dem Sabrcs : Gon'
preb fir San5fnnit III Hom lii be-
ihIoiien woroen, Dab flint Idr5e i'm
l,1dlten @inter Mobe iein ioleu: Der
~rironsoiiid italieniihe Cans" Die
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Der nSnternationul ,9oiton." Wit
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lebrte Yr1iibent Der nSntcrnutiel,a'
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felloren fir aunit, ieines 9%enebnlel1
nnb quite Saltung," nad) Earis 81.
rid. 9agegen bat Der GongreB pic
ct piiroeppa erflarte, ben WatAidc."
niio Sic .,araauette" init benz 9ailh
beleat. ygsir huben entid)ieoen. oaB
Dos San5en cine @erguii9cn gcmnb-
renoe alllit lit, Die oen6amilien Dor
bebalten bleiben iol. unb DaBs Die
beioen Idn5e haber fir ms in, BIT
funft niht eriitiren iolen. @if ae0s
rer Scr yalt5funit arbeiten fir Dos
@obl. Der Nenid9eit. liner: 22iel III
es cine ftSftise ~eiid}afl
niti5u5iebep. llno Der ein5ige Meg,
bies 5n erreidea, lit ein p~eruanitiacr
llnterrift in Ean5 .ulo @pmnaItif.
Cine praftiide aenntnib ser Eun5-
funit lit 81. u~nierer Griiten5 ouudlaiis
i,otbia. Stolen bat oieie Notbipett'
biafeit bereits s%eingeeben; jeoeS diile
Bot BORT ibren 2ebrer fir Inn5en,
feines 8enebmen lino ellte9alting."
Gas erite @ort. .aann
Sbr Steiner idon uHapa" nno MO
MIA" idgen?" .0ein, aber Jrieo.
ridA 10 beiBt Tia aiii1iifih Set grautioala
Don iinfercm 9iiioerhtacden !
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6r. q. 9(lbrrt Maps 1pdrlbcr @ifiBige,
Der it'd III bieier aloiie dn~gen1eIocf
butte, ulb aetpnnt besbalb altd1 Sen
eritcn unb 5peiten Hreis.
Die 9ireftoren Der Baltimore.
Gountp NitsiteQntgS @elelihaft"
fiinOigten Samitag sur ousenleinen
lleberraidung on, oab Die bereits alt4
uciugten Serbitrenncn nift itnttfin.
ocn meroen. Ser @runb bierfiir
iGeint oarouf 5uriid5ufiibren gu iein,
bnB sic .Norolide Gentralsgobn"
baraai belarrt ) @epts mebr iqin Die
Io6rt SIT perlangen, ME in iriiberen
SQ1ren. sa a&'r a4
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.Mito dHHs Mort 10 Tdtpsft.
msin aino? Weinit 9u, Die Spfsr, Die
id Dir eebra6t babe, iino nibt ood
nod f9iperer eetpeIen2"
SIS ipiiret in ibml gs padt i'm an
Der &eble uno preBt Tim Die 8ruit al<
5ammen. gr fam bas Bort nidt
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.eebt Elm Suden burh ibren aDrper!
Die gtugen peroen ftarr!
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bDrbarer Nnitrengung.
/ ,9a itiir5te er auf Die &ntee tpirft
Die Iru1e iiber ibr Eager uno frampft
feline Singer in ibr lanses, i4fperes
!Sadr, Gr bsiBt in Den 3ipfel Der
feibenen aiiIen,
81 = 9u = mein -Sunee."
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tpabnfinnie bon Dem 8ampf, Der spiS'
iten ieinem S1mer5 uno Dem gemibz
banbelten 9lauhen rpar.
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sic rtftet ii6 miibiam auf uno
lGdelt i'm an,
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uno er legt feinen appf an lire
8ruit mitten binein in bos rotbe.
iparme Ser5blnt, bas trppfenpeiie iibsr
ibre Qippen flieBt!
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NH oo9 nidt seiprohen, Dieueidt
mar lie au4 gu jung uno - gu rein
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iihoAiiir bfe' gtoFhuin sfpbde aqetpon
hcn mornet ifnof aiidJ fiif Die 3ltfutft
fat Die 8eiAdftsleiitung iifj uor5iis,
Iide &ilnltlertrnppen geiid)ert.
Dos ueue lbeater nlirbe IN %erItult.
n~enstpertb fllr5er Belt nonenbct, unG
ole Decoration lit bon Dem portbeil.
bait lbefannten beutifen Geforateur
Senrn Mren5 bohit geidmafpoa aus
gefiibrt, Sr. NrenB bat bier 10 rett
bepieien, mas Der ehte &iinitlcr aus
elmer beideioenen llmgebuns 81 ma
den i'm Stanbe lit. Sm Iurquet linN
SibpldBe fir 1000 9enionen. ,rllO all'
benz 9alfon fir 200 Terionen. 6iir
bic Siherbeit oes Gu6liflms Iilto Die
beIten Sdubporrihtungen g~etrottell
uno bie Ginridtung Der @it6ne &C.
itottet oas auffii9ren Don Frnnt'
fifteen, lpepn notbie.
Ger4 tah bes nellen T9eater5 1T
1pie iolgt sliammengeIebt: ". ".
Sumbert, gigentDiimer; 8. Saltorl
2mpton, @enerul = 8eihditSiilbrer
Gsobn @ais, 9%iibncnleiter, mo Sol.
8ilgan 9iaetperfGuier.
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l. - .
I'm 9opsS 6ore.Gorf, Der neren
prdd)tigen Inloae Ser Ser. Stra'
ben6obn.@ eie1ihait" om liter oeS
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orb. ilno Sronflin.S trobe aus fobrei1
@ugaons oireft nod Dem nelletl Yer
onilollngs. uno grbolirngsplobe. is
oiebt sort cine Goai6ubzgabn nno
ein eleftrilhes Gorouiiel, iotpie err
olliden0e SolsbGber. Gon morgen
an tritt sic a6niglide artiaerie.aa,
belle in Dem Eorf att.
Suint-S aenS beiudt q NJ e.
@iner Ser benlerfenslpertbelten Grs
cianiiie in Der @elfidte Ser Wfillif III
4nlerifo miro ser geiuh bon Camille
SaintsSuen in Nopember uno De-
5ember biloen. Ser beriibmte 6ron-
5oIe ipor lange oaen Nntr19en omerl-
funiiher Wulifleiter %gegenilber INT
nubbor. Sett lit cs 'Srr. gernbaro
lllrid) g%elungerL nit ibnl eillen Gorls
truft 5lllt 9eiud) mebrerer 8roB1taote
5miihen Nen.gorf uno Chicago obs
suihlieBen, mo 5iuor miro Sottt'
Soens nidt l1llr ols 8ionoz uno Dr.
gel.S olil anftretel,, ionbern aub eis
nioe ieiner erDberen Spmpbonie'n
oufiiibren. aae groBeren Staote
piiniden Die auffiibrli1lg iei1es gro.
Ben @erfes .Sohton uno Gelilab,"
ieood, fam bies lttr in Den groBten
StGbten aeideGeit. BIS iebt lit gala
tinlofe nod nitt altf Der 2iite fir Die
uoraeiebene Tour oes ailnltlers, nno
iolten oesbdlb in hieli9en Mtullffret'
len ioiort Shritte eingeleitet iueroen,
bob oieie Sollr oili Baltimore oilsge'
bebnt miro.
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Seiraths Qieensen.

gNalIet US. SuHDD, Il, uflD Slt3l'
beth Sbultp, 1S; 9lpplifont Malter
u. 6atop, Nr. 1909. GageritraBe y ,
@iQorb q, Solmes, 43, @oibing.
ion, T.@ g., uno Glen g. Hobfinon,
40; Nlpplifant 6. $. Wurrap, 9ir,
1107, Sulton.9lncnlle. /,
Charles Spcrton, "a, unD Wap go.
ia Burns, 20; applifont GLASS ocy.
ton, Nr. 715, Scottitrobe.
Sobn s. Sarniion, %, nnb Winnie
2ingelbod, 10; applitant GaS dmtbtgg
Nr. 1918, Yatterion.Forf-Nue
g8nt. $. 2cpell, 3S, unb Goa 81.
Sopfins, 30; AppIifont 6rou $, ";
Greben, 9tr. 3, StoiforOitrobe.
2onrenee Cabot, "A, llno Sepbie
@iebner, 81; Applifant Sac. Gapne,
SIR. 903, S%illton-9lpc. f,
Sames q. goluers, 81, mo Carrie
Simmons, 10; applitont G,gomers.
So6n Gpon, 36, @elp.Doff, uno
annie Mulen, %; Npplifant Sobn
Rpon, Nr. 21S, Sit-14. Str., Netps
gorf.
Golpin anlleoieI 81, ltnb Marie
F0oBmon, 10; Npplifont Com. &llueo-
len, Yer. 800, Norb-G urbanlitraBe..
Ssiaoc 9. 9urtolL q, @aibington,
g., nno 9land)e Sane, %; gpli-
font 5. 9. Burton, @oibingtonGG.
Cine Sblub grtAr flo II
no6 YcnzMor peronitaltet 4aitor
Stereer gum 9eiten Der Greieinfg.
feits-airbe am Sonntog, ocr 30.
September. Seit ben leBten sluei
Sobren peronitoitete or oieie grfure
%iipnen, bic lih ullgemeiner Sellebt.
belt erfreilteuL in1iner einen Sonntag
nub benz S1lub Ser Soiion. Nber
Die grfabrung lebrte, buB nod Der
Saiion nid)t ltitr stiles toot uiO DOE
lit in oen Bergen uno man folml
cine Wubl5eit iinbet, meil olle Sos
fale geidJloiien itno, ionoern' ooB fiir
Die Sugeno feinerlei @ereniigungen
niebr oo iinb, dis 8. .. Die eleftrilde
Gilmberlonb &ullep 9or, iopie Die
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oos Serris-Gao,
Die Geitidule, bas 9artsS rdelter uro
oergleiden mebr. 9eionoeres bic al
teren 2eitte merben oen lebten Conn.
tog inn September ppr5ieben, neil oa
nod feine fate @inbe neber, pie
oies bereits Nnfangs Sftnber oa bro'
ben i'm Soheebirge Der SAL lit. Gie
| 8emeinbe looet alle 9eutihen ST. eli
mem idDnen Sonntag in Den 8erget
ein llno bittet INT rege 9etbeiligrng.
Ser grfuriions5rg perlaBt pr15is 9
ltbr Die Siaen.S Citation llno miro oil
~folaenben Stntionell~ albalter, unt
8%erionen 5u beforoern: llniorsSta-
ton, Yemniplpania.S tation, Sultons
glpe uro @ulbroof. SIN uaen oieien
Stotionen miro Elm Gonite 6abrfar'
fen perfallfen. lin aber jeoes Sc
br1nec 5t permeioeit, molle man
ifpn jest BEL Soitor Sterger bic
Gobrfarten 6elteaen. Grlua6Iene 81,
&inoer SOC.
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(6ortietuns folat.)

gbe5wi It. sic tsittis):
Sci Itill-Gu warit ia, ais ih did,
nabnt 10 periduIoet bob Cir iiber-
baupt nilr bic Wabl blieb, entipeoer
sl beiratben ODER Cid au eridieben.z
Gr deufseno): aSa, i'd, sablte,
iuas idl thnrf loIlte, an Ser, ailopfen
naeiner sSsjtt pb, beiratbe lid nna,
q g bTf7Hea,, - :h9Tfip
sas stfhfH>" 5afnee}-
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(slus benz p~eilrtaen Sonntagsaeorrefponoent
@1drntlidJer 8einnbbeitsberidt.


Die Sdppinoild)t rofft mieber "a
Yerionen oobiu. 9tild) Ser5-
uno Hieren = &runfbeiten nlb
arebs beiinoen iid inter oelt
boltptiGdlihen Sobesuriod)elt.
Ger @eritt bts @eiunbbeitsomtes
fir Die am s. september enbenOe
@ode Sei9t 1888 SooesfalIe int Ser
gleih at 1913 in 1905, 220 IN 1904
uno 175 in 1908. Die iabrlid)e
Sterberote fin sic 9epolferung PRO
Gouieno mor 1851, @eiBe 1850 nno
Nte9er. 26. Die balptidbliden Sooes.
uriode1 maren: Sppbits s, aeilf'
buiten 2, Gipbteritis 2, grdiine j,
Sdinointt "a, arebs ~, Shlogan-
faQ 5, &er5franfbeiten II, gronhitis
2, 2uneenent5iinonng 6, 9rehonrd'
iaG bel &i1bern inter 3 Sobren Is,
9riabtihe Nierenfronfbeit #,
Shn1he nah Der 8eburt 10, 4lterss
lbtpGte A, Selbltmorb 1, Morb /,
llnf1ue II, Der @eburt noh porell
Die Eooten 105 @eiBe, 43 Neaer, 90
ausl1nber lino bel 6 mar Der @e-
burtsort uubefonnt. 8 Geripnen ltor-
ben I'M p9appiem.aipl," IS in So
ipitdlern unb 6 in anneren SnItituten.
% G%oroners= Snqlleite mllrben abge-
bolten. Sm @an5en puroen 1876 @e-
burten oltaemeloet, barlnter 2S1
ipeibe ainoer, unter ibnen 1893 &nos
ben. 8olgenoe anitedenbe &ranfbei-
ten lplroen a~ngemeloet G%ipbtberitis
%, Sharlohiieber l. Sppbns 43,
MoIern 3, aelld)bllten 5, Shlpino-
iud)t 10.
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Cine. grfuriipn Bic 9ai
binab per Gampfer n2orliie" perans
Italtet am ndd,iten Gienltoa,, ben II.
September, Die fl. @reu5.8emeinoe.
IS aiebt g%rfrii6unaen on 9orb bes
Gampfers. I'M 10 ltbr febrt ser
9ampicr sllriid, Der nm 2 ltbr Nad-
mittogs BON Der @erfte Scr. 16 an Der
2i9bt-S trobe obf6brt.
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Morsen NbenS wiro Sas neue
.golonnaoe. Sbeater," Nr. 404 unS
406, Dit@altinoreISt rnBe, erofinet.
Gin uorsiialides @auoeuiIe-Ero
grainm lit fir sic beiben goriteIun.
gen, meld)e itattfinben, aufgeItellt
morben. gs spuroe uripriinslih BE-
atIihtigt, gleid bon Mnbeginn taglid,
orei 9oritelungen ST geben, eine
Ma4mittaes uno 5ipei an Abeno,
Gieies Groeramm mub inoeiien fiir
Glide @od)en peniboben meroen, NM
porIduiis miro man iid nit siuei
goriteGunsen t6elid, begniiaen mil
len. Iie critic beginnt Tim 112S llhr
linb sic slpeite Inn Rt0 ll6r Mbenos.
Die belten gmioeuiae Spe5iaIiiteu
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the bill are the Two Kings in an aerial
act, which terminates with a spectacu-
lar whirlygig; Grace Jacksons, lyric
soprano Of good stage presence and
sweet voice; ClaudiuS and Scarlet, fea-
turing "a Study in Harmony" is an
other attraction billed. Dane Claudius
was a late principal feature of uni
versally recognized banjo act and has
the record Of having been two seasons
with Promrose and Dockstader. Miss
Melody Scarlet, late of Frohrnan and
Julius Kahn companies, is said 10 be
unquestionably the cleverest lady ban
joist in the world. and whose faultless
technique, musical Interpretation, pro-
duction Of tone and beautiful appear
ance places the act in the highest
vaudeville and concert class.
The KinodrOme will present new
set of motion pictures taken of the
great French steepleehase. AS luck
or otherwise-would have it, one of the
horses stumbled and threw his rider
heavily in front of the picture machine
when this was being taken. It is faith
fully reproduced.
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the intersection of local color and al
mOsphere, and the opportunities have
been cared for. The production is
given with real regard for the real
life and customs of Puerto Plata, and
those who attend will unquestionably
see the most pleasing entertainment Of
the season.
Manager John P. Slocum has select
ed an excellent cast headed by Harry
Snort an exceedingly clever comedian
whose artistic portrayal Of the leading
role OF 'Alyab Boaze," the American
consul IN Puerto Plata has won for
hii8 enthusiastic praise from press and
public, and Miss Vera Michelena, who
is the Bonita" Of the cast. Miss
Michelena is a beautiful and accom-
plished young California prima DON
ma. whose glorious voice has steadily
advanced her to the foremost rank of
latter-dav stars.
The roster numbers seventy-four
people, and includes Mae BATH, Alice
Hasmer James Templeton. Wallace
Jenkins, Joseph NJ. Ratcliff, J. r. JEFF
fersOn, Harry Davies. Margaret Fla
vim, Bonnie Weldon, Marguerite, Holt,
Helen Burnham, Claire Wade and
others equally as we'll known.
Two carloads of scenery, gorgeous
costumes and lavish staging add to
the attractiveness Of the offering.
An unusually large advance demand
for opera seats has been made at the
Salt Lake theatre for the Savage Eng
lish Grad Opera company. The roper
tory offered by Mr.. Henry w. Savage
is sufficient in itself to attract atten-
ton. During the week two operas viii:
be sung here for the first time in Eng
lish-Verdis 'RigOlettO." with its fas-
r.fra Tfv,rr rr~sr
and Wagner's "Tannhauser." Until
Mr.. Savage gave his excellent perform
anCe of ''ParsifaT' Opera-goers would
not have believed that a production of
a Wagner music drama would be pos
sible by an American company The
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pathetic death of little Eva has no
sooner covered the audience with sor-
rows pail, than a stunning cakewalk
comes to restore the flooded or the
merely dropping soul The StetsOn
company is the acknowledged leader
in the production of Harriet Beecher
Stoves masterpiece. The cast is logic
in manner and we'll distributed. The
hounds, the music and sceric effects,
&C stumes and accessories are all of
the best attainable. Speciaities gilt
ter through the evening like stars in
wintry sky. There is buck and wing
dancing in the slave mart. There are
two TOpsies and two lawyers Marks,
and each of each pair is better than
the other, go to speak. Eliza crossing
the ice is said to be a strong piece of
acting, aided by a scene marvelously
realistic. Ophelia from New England
grows larger with the years and has
hard work 10 maintain the proper Sc
verify of manner. In the Leon Wash
burn Stetson company there are all
kinds Of dramatic greatness. 1t is
class by itself. Go see it.
That the Orpheum management
proposes to maintain the self-set pace
of last week is indicated by the array
of talent that has been secured for next
cation with no colored acts. By way
of the headlineF Lew Sully has been
engaged. Lew is too well known here
as a dark face minstrel to need much
Introduction to theatre-goers. He has
broken into vaudeville and now APP
pears before the public with a pot
pourri of patter and ludicrous songs
calculated to iron out the wrinkles of
care. Another attraction on the bill
which viii give Sully hard run for
first place is the Great Leon, a young
illusionist, in an act upon which he
has spent two years. Leon uses a sim
pie cloak, probably five feet square
From this he produces a wilderness
of materials and dresses a banquet
table for a dozen people from soup
down to nuts and floral decorations.
This is but one of his tricks He in
dulges in number of bewildering
manipulations and closes with a disap-
pearing act. Third in order OF prece-
dence is the turn Of the Rooney sis
tiers, who furnish a pleasing speciality
embracing singing and dancing for
twenty minutes. The other features Of