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The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-04-23
LONG DEADLOCK
At LAST BROKEN
After Thirteen Weeks OF Stubborn
Fighting, Rhode Island Reps.
Choose WetmOre.

Providence II. L., April -. After
1S weeks of deadlock in which 36
ballots have been cast for candidates
for United states senator 10 succeed
George 7eabody Neimore, the eXecu-
tive committee Of the Republican
state committee. declared i'll favor Of
Samuel Pomery Colt OF Bristol.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-04-23

Ia the civil suit filed before Ias-
ice Cartwright few days ogo by
William Shakespeare against c. ]. d.
irwin. decision was given yesterday
in favor of the plaintiff Shakes
peare alleged in his complaint that
he had done a number Of odd jobs CT
hauling for irwin, for rhiah he had
not been paid The Bill was So. for
which he asked Judgment. rhc court
gave Shakespeare Judgment IN tho
sum of SIS and costs. Tho costs were
s9.25, in addition to the attorney :
fees.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-04-23
FIRE MEETING.

All citizens of Ely interested in the
question OF fire protection are urged
to attead the meeting ON Wednesday
night at the stock exchange.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-04-23

a snap ; good mining claims;
close in; located last year, work
done, staked and recorded. Address
boy 532, Ely Nevada April 20-2w
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-04-23

Wanted One tool dresser for ma
chine steel and one experienced tim.
herman Cold Canyon Mining com
pany, Cherry Greek. April 22-ti
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-04-23
Vast Plant at Port Blakeley, Now
on Fire, Threatened With
Total Destruction
LOSS ALREADY $5OO,OOO
Fire Boat Is Dispatched From Seattle to
Assist in Fighting the I'm
ineRSe Blaze

seattle. NASH, April 24.--iort
Biakeley mills are burning. A fire
boat has been dispatched 10 the scene
from Seattle. Loss 50 far is estima-
ted nj $500 900
Evening star., 1907-11-03
Belasco Theater.

"The Road to Yesterday" a comedy of
fantasy by Beulah NJ. Dix and Eve.yn u.
Sutherland, which was played by Mss
Minnie Dupree and a notable 'cast for
nine months at the Herald Square and
Lyric theaters in New York, will be at
the Belasco Theater tomorrow night. re-
naming q week with the usual matinees.
The heroine OF the play is Elijah tn Tyr
rell, young American girl of seventeen,
who has become irnbueG with yearning
for the medieval. Her mind is saturated
with the history the sentiment and atmos-
phere of 300 years ago. In pursuit of her
studies she visits England and after a
long day in the shadows of Westminster
Abbey and the dungeon of the Tower
falls asleep in her bvother-in-law's studio
in South Kensington. She has wished
that she might be transported to the days
Of 500 years ago, when King James l
ruled England and life was full of ro-
nance. Her wish is granted and in her
dream she wanders back along the road
to Yesterday IN the year 1903 and be-
comes the Lady Eliza beth Tyrrell. the
ward of the wicked Lord StrangeVon, who
pursues her for the sake of her beauty
and fortune. She finds her present day
friends and relatives seemingly living
Evening star., 1907-11-03
Chase's.

Chase's this week will Offer The Futu-
rity Winner" with Kingsley Benedict,
Hal Stephens and company, Foster and
Foster. Louise Henry, the Tennis trio,
Mason and Shannon, Max Duffek and
fine motion pictures o. Ireland.
The Futurity Winner" is produced by
Joseph Hart. The cast numbers twenty
players, headed by Kingsley Benedict.
Four Jockeys are employed to ride In the
thrilling race scene. Special scenery is
used and the great race is made effective
by mechanical Illusions. A realistic hand
to-hand encounter between rival jockeys
is one of the episodes. Hal Stephens
and company will present 'S!las Slaw-
sons Dream transf f1rmation comedy.
Another attraction will be Foster and
Foster IN their musical absurdity, The
Volunteer Pianist Louise Henry. for
merly Of Van Alstyne and Henry, will
present portrayals. Others are the Ten
MS trio: Mason and Shannon In "Astrol-
ogy," and Max Duffek in weird !nstru-
mental work.
Evening star., 1907-11-03
Majestic.

Kathryn Purnell will be seen IN the title
role of Hazel KirI1e'' at the Majestic
Theater this week. Excellent oppor-
tunities are Offered Miss PurneN for ef-
fective love scenes with Franklyn Nun
nell, who is cast for the part OF Sir
Arthur Carringford otherwise known as
Lord Traverse. The play is well known
to theatergoers and has enjoyed long
runs at many playhouses, principal
among them being the record established
at the Madison Square Theater. New
York, when Hazel Kirke" was presented
for 4S6 consecutive times.
Hazel Kirke. the miller's daughter, has
been we'll educated by Squire Rodney,
who expects to make her his wife She
falls in love with Sir Arthur Carringford.
and her father drives her from home
She marries the man of her choice and
Is living happily with him when his moth
er visits her and tells her that the mar
rage was illegal and she has never been
A-thur's wife. She leaves her husband
and returns to her former home to find
her father blind and still unforgifng
Hedrtbroken, she leaves her home. and
either by accident or design falls into the
Evening star., 1907-11-03
New National.

Hattie Williams. at the head OF COM
pany of seventy. will appear in The Lit
tie Cherub,' a musical comedy from the
pen Of owen Hall. with music by Ivan
Caryll. Miss Williams is remembered for
her work with Sam Bernard in The Girl
From kays," and later in The Rollickins
Girl" 1t is little over year since Hat
tie Williams saw her name for the first
time in big electric letters over the door
Of a theater. This happened at the Cri-
terion Theater, New York. when the
Little Cherub' first saw the light OF
Broadway. The production stayed eight
months in New York and two months IN
Boston.
The Little Cherub's' cast contains
the names of some Of the best-known
performers, including Henry Y. DonneiIy
James BIakaley. VIII West. Bertram' Wal
lis WtEOna Winter. Lucy Monroe, Cortnne
Francis, Adele Rowland IA Washington
sirD Trixie Jennery ard others. The pro
ductiOn contains hume rous song hits. The
length of the performance will require
that the curtain be raised each evening
promptly at ) o'clock and at o'clock for
the maunees.
Evening star., 1907-11-03
"The Pacific Coast. "

The fourth Of the series Of lectures that
Dwight Elmeudorf is conducting at the
New National Theater viii be given to-
morrow afternoon at 4:30 o'clock. The
subject chosen IS The Pacific Coast
From San Diego TO Portland During the
course OF the talk motion pictures to the
number Of twenty are presented. The sub
jects vary from scenes on a Pasadena
ostrich farm, showing the feeding and
training of the birds. 70 street scenes IN
the Chinatown OF San Francisco. The
subjects include Coronado Beach, Los An
geles, Pasadena ostrich far Redlands.
Santa Barbara, Yose mite valley, Wonder
falls, Glacier Point, Mirror lake. the big
trees, San Francisco, its shops and thea
ters; Mount Shasta, numbering near Shas-
Ia, the Columbia river, Cloud Cap Inn
and Mount Hood. The final lecture of
Mr.. Elme ndorfs present course will take
place Monday. November IL The sub
Ject will be yellowstone Park"
Evening star., 1907-11-03
Burton Holmes TrayeIogues.

The approaching series ot HnrtaT
Holmes travelogues VIII elvr eNey...rr
opportunities to thosa Interested il muut-
cIpal government to study the .'moart-
tive advantages from a oiiz sn, J.. Mt "f
Wow Of five utterly different I,'es. VIZ
Berlin. which Is said Il be tie best s NE
srued Vf all European cities, Niaana, o"a
OF the most !tvabIs and tk'h.e cites o-
the continent, combining much of tho
discipline and ordar.tness &C Berlin with
the freedom ana fas ion ot Paris, Paris
will give MI Holmes his third topic. Lon
Con his tpurrh aud The ancient ciHi.iza-
tion 6 II. tie capital ot coa"'"y h"-
.ng today in the darkness ~ IA S"-gaIIrd
civilization of over Il Thousand H"ar@
ago. completes tho riaS. Ia adjid. N
To the motion pictures Nir. Holmes las
protJsion of co,o-ei slides from mega
tive taken uy himself.
Evening star., 1907-11-03
Boston Symphony Orchestra

The Boston Symphony Orchestra will
start It's season in the New National
Theater next Tuesday afternoon at 4:30
with a subscription larger than that Of
last year and considerably larger than
that OF the year before, when the or
chestra returned to this city alter an
absence of several seasons. As an
nounced early in the fall, there will be no
soloist at this first concert, but IN response
10 numerous requests Or. Muck has built
up a program which consists entirely Of
the classics. for Mendeissohn compost
tions are now rackoned IN that category.
Last year there were many letters re-
ceived by DR.. Muck asking him to put
more familiar music on his Washington
programs. and this wear 1t is his pur-
pose to respond to this request so far as
it is possible. The first number will be
Evening star., 1907-11-03

knight of the Jimmy attempts the rob-
berry Of a fashionable residence, the home
Of a wealthy banker. He forces an en-
trance, secures the plunder and is about
to depart when the daughter of the house,
who has remained at home while the farn-
lily Is attending g. social function. unex-
pectedly enters the room and DanVers ex-
plains his presence by assuming the role
o. A detective. and his byplay with the
girl is carried on until the return OF the
family. who have with them the famous
English detective. Sherlock Holmes. who
is in the city to apprehend the mystic
rious thief who has defied the local police
and upon his entrance the daughter IN
PRODUCES the burglar-detectiVe. He is
later overtaken at a suburban station by
Holmes and only escapes after capture
seems certain. taking with him the girl
A clergyman. who turns out to be the
brother of the thief: a German slaVey,
WHO IS looking for her $40; q clever thug
a pal of Danvers a gulltble aunt and
talkative niece are among the principal
characters of the piece.
Evening star., 1907-11-03
Coming Attractions.


The first presentation in this city, in
fact, what is really the American pre-
miar. Of the English comic opera, Tom
Jones" Will occur at the Columbia Thea
ter tomorrow night Tom Jones' achiev-
ed a notable success n London, and it
comes to this country with the reputa-
tion Of an excellent story and capital
music. Its authors are Robert Court
neidge and \. NJ. Thompson; It's lyrics
are by the late Charles II. Taylor. while
the music is by Edward German. The
rbretto is founded on Henry Fieldlng's
famous novel. The narrative begins with
Evening star., 1907-11-03

Schumann's overture "Genoveva wide
" romantic work ii its day and g-unra-
ton, but in comparison with the modern
F:enchmcn ard the modern Germans it
IS almost severe. The second number
will be truly classical. Bach suite IN B
minor, for flute and string orchestra,
and Will give an opportunity to mar Mr.,
Andre Maq~arre. who is one OF the great
est masters of the flute ever brought
from France.
The final number is Mendelssohns sym
phoay IN a minor. better known as the
Scotch symphony. BY one Of those
curious freaks of fashion and change OF
taste Mendelssohn has become an almost
forgotten name in symphonic music, hav-
ing been pushed aside by his more robust
successors, and not having the might or
genius of q Beethoven TO hold mis- own.
None the less he has written much peas
ing music. ara 50 long as symphonies are
played, SO long will Mendelssohn mold a
warm corner of the heart Of the music
lover; and the chances are that as In liter
atura an author is from time to time re-
vived In the favor of the public, SO in
Evening star., 1907-11-03

It is several years since the Fisk Jubilee
Singers visited the city. company of
young men and women have been sing
.ng for the benefit of the University q the
jamestown exposition during tn summer.
They close their season with a tour
through several cities before returning to
their work al the university. Their roper
to.re frcIud. songs of all sorts but the
melodies that made the old troupe sent
out from Fisk years ago famous sttN hold
the most important place on their pro
gram.
All who enjoy the old plantation song
will appreciate their concert a. the First
CONGREGATIONAL Church next Friday night
November 8, under auspices of the Mission
Club.
Evening star., 1907-11-03

The attraction at the BelasCo Theater
next week will be a new musical comedy.
THE Girls of Holland" book and lyrics
by Stanislaus STANCE. and the score by
Reginald Dekoven. The operetta is in
three acts. with the locale of the first act
a street in Liege, Flanders, during the
Spanish occupation of the Netherlands in
1857: the second act shows the hall Of
Frau Van Biere's home In Bruses, and
the third act is played IN the garden Of
the frau's home. The cast win include
Harry Marlborough, Edward NJ Favor.
Karl Stall. Vera Mlchelena, Carrie Per
kins, Mary Nash, Leona Stephens and
Louise Montague.
Evening star., 1907-11-03

Nat c. Goodwin is announced for the
Columbia next week. Mr.. Goodwin will
present at the Columbia three of his
greatest successes. The first part of the
week he will be seen in In Mizzoura"
and later in AN American Citizen and
In "A G.Ided Fool
In addition to Edna Goodrich. who plays
all the leading female roles in Mr. Good
wins plays. the company comprises Har-
rington Reynolds, Henry Bergman. Nell
O'Bren. H. c. Lonsdae. NJ. B. Snyder,
A. Hylton Allen. w. D. Turner, Francis
Conlan Zeffe Tilbury and A;.ce Butler
Evening star., 1907-11-03
Mayer Sunday Concert at Gayety.

A program of animated pictures and
popular ballads will be given at the Gay
ETY. Theater tonight. The best film max
ers OF the world arr drawn upon for views
new to Washington. The views TO be
shown tonight Include The Prodigal
Son Terrible TED" "Highwaymen,'
IAN Atlantic Voyage" Among the Rep
tiles" Prom Peking to Paris" and The
Mysterious House"
Evening star., 1907-11-03
High Jinks Burlesouers. "

The offering at the New LyceUm Thea
ter for the week commencing tomorrow
matinee will be the High Jlnks Bur
lesIuers." The musical melange Pose
land introduces Beatrice Harlowe. joe
and Nellie Doner. Charles Barrett. West
and Williams, Harry Hooper and the
entire company In comedy. sensational
features and musical ensembles. As an
extra attraction Emanuel BIigENo, thS
wrestler. will appear at every perform
ance and forfeit S25 to any one he cannot
throw in fifteen minutes.
Evening star., 1907-11-03
Stewards Moving Pictures.

Archie L. Shepard will present at the
Academy tonight program Of the latest
subjects in moving pictures embracing
the productions of the leading French
and American manufacturers. wide
variety of subjects will he presented, IN
Guiding thrilling adventures, farce com
edy creations and mysterious, magic and
dramatic pictures Chester r. Spencer
Will again appear ii a repertoire Of IL
lustrated songs
Evening star., 1907-11-03
Gayety Theater.

The Greater New York Stars will be the
attraction at the Gayety next week. Ihey
will appear IN two musical 5uriesgnes
which marshal the full strength OF tle
company. In the oiio SIX acts WI ne
sen 4 tr0ip Of thirty show girls Will
add to the attractiveness Of the show.
Evening star., 1907-11-03
ben Eur."

The new and greater production Of the
Wallace drama. Ben Hur," as arranged
by Messre. klaw and Erlarger Is to be
the attraction at the National Theater
the week OF November II, including a
" ednesday and a Saturday matinee, and
seats for the enga cement will be placed
on sale Thursday morning next, Novem-
Evening star., 1907-11-03

William Gillette's new play viii be pro-
duced early in January.
Mrs. Stuart Robson Is IN vaudeville with
a sketch called The Late Mr.. Oats"
Madame Guilbert has made her first ap-
pearance in legitimate comedy in Paris.
Harry Conor has started his tour in
Mary's Lamb" Richard Carries latest
work
Mary Shaw has started with Mrs. Wat-
ren's Profession on the road and has met
with success.
The latest automobile play is called "a
Racing Romance" It has two huge auto
mobiles in the cast
Joseph Cawthorn IS to Join Elsie Janis
company in The Hoyden." Later on lie
is to star in a new play.
Pauline Frederick, now leading woman
with Francis Wilson, is to have a leading
role in The Thief when the two extra
companies are organized to tour the
country.
Minnie Dupree portrayed the long-!ost
daughter Of Van Barweg in David Wa
neld's. famous play, The Music Mas
ter"
George H. Broadhurst has gone to Flor
ida to complete MS new play for Nat G.
Goodwin He is to turn the manuscript
over to Mr.. Goodwin on December 30.
Theodore NJ. Norris will shortly star
Edwin Holt in pl y called "Stingy
Stebbins," by Edwin Z. KiGder. The piece
is a comedy with rural settings.
Bessie Clayton sIralned har ankle while
doing her dancing speciality n Joe Webers
company and had TO retire from the stage,
her place being taken by Helen Helms.
Joseph Hart has entirely abandoned
acting and become producer OF vaGde-
Vile novelties. His wife, Carrie De Mar.
also has entered vaudeville in Il singl"
feature.
w. Stanley James. the character actor.
with the Kathryn PurneH stock company
al the Majestic. was in til, supportIn"
company of Mrs. Leslie Carer for several
seasons.
Louise Cunning the prma donna in
Henry w Savage's Tom Jones' COM
pany. Will star next season ia 4 light
opera for which the music has been
written by Herman Perlet.
Margaret Arglin is TO make a tour Of
Australia in the spring and mas secured
THE Thief" as her chief stenar vehicle
She Will appear also in "Zira' and IN
some of her other successes,
When vesta victoria completes her tour
Of the larger cities in vaudeville under
klaw &, Erangrr she is 10 mead a large
vaudeville company for Visit to TIE
Pacific coast.
Henry Miller and Margaret Anglin. in
'"The Great Divide" will play a return
enEa cement early n December The p.aT
leaves New York becnuse OF otter coh-
tracts for Days Theater, its Present
Evening star., 1907-11-03
.HThe Great Express Robbery -

The wonderful realism that stage me-
chantcs make possible these days Is eX-
empltad in the new production Of \. H
Woods latest meloarama. The Great
Express Robbery" which viii be present
ed at the New Academy the week Of No
vember II. The train robbery and the
p,unEing horses are described as sensa-
tiOnal in the extreme
Evening star., 1907-11-03
New Acaaemy.

This weeks bill at the New Academy
will serve to introduce James j. Corbett
and his company in a comedy drama pro-
duction entitled THE Burglar and the
Lady" It is said to be by far the best
vehicle Corbett has yet had. He assumes
the role of Ned Danvers burglar and ex
gentleman. who. in conjunction with
Evening star., 1907-11-03

films will be shown at W. d. Fitzgerald
vaudeville concert at the Majestic toniSh
All OF the pictures are new and shown
Washington for the first time. Savera
vaudeville turns will make up program
of interest.
Evening star., 1907-11-03

over their past lives. In the cast are
Eleanor Moretti, White Whittiesey, Rob
ert Dempster, Esther Lyon, Julia Blanc,
Charles Clary, Josephine F. SHEPPARD F.
Owen Baxter, Agnes Everett, William
Beery, Willis Martin, Charles H. West
and Selmar Romaine.
Evening star., 1907-11-03

millrace. She is rescued by Met Miggins
and her husband, who have come in
search OF her, receives her fathers for
gtveness and is recognized by all as Lady
Carringford. New speciaities will be IN
troduced between the acts this week by
Harry Bewley, Helen Hyle and Fred. G.
Reese.
Evening star., 1907-11-03

clude Al Leech and the three r rsohud7
IN a nonse0cial musical frolC. LeeCh is
in vaudeville again for a limited engage
rneut, as preparations are being made 10
star him in musical comedy.
Evening star., 1907-11-03

on the legitimate stage. his first engage
mcnt being with Sidney Drew, when that
actor was a star
Evening star., 1907-11-03
Majestic Concert.

Many thousands of feet Of the latest i'm
ported and domestic life motion picture
Evening star., 1907-11-03

must. rs the wheel goes around. N,.u-
de,ssohn VIII come into general :.E1r
again.
Evening star., 1907-11-03


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Evening star., 1907-11-03

Harry Conor has started his tour in
'Marys Lamb" Richard Carries latest
Evening star., 1907-11-03

Pauline Frederick, now leading woman
with Francis Wilson, is to have a leading
role in The Thief when the two extra
companies are organized to tour the
country.
Evening star., 1907-11-03
Playhouse aragraphs

William Gillettes new play Will be pro-
1uced early in January.
Evening star., 1907-11-03

Madame Guilbert has made her first ap
pearance in legitimate comedy in Paris.
Evening star., 1907-11-03

Minnie Dupree portrayed the long-!0st
daughter Of Van Barweg in David Wa
neld's. famous play, The Music Mas
ter
Evening star., 1907-11-03

Mary Shaw has started with Mrs. Wat-
ren's Profession" on the road and has met
with success.
Evening star., 1907-11-03

Mrs Stuart Robson IS IN vaudeville with
sketch called The Late Mr.. Oats
Evening star., 1907-11-03

George H. Broadhurst has gone to Flor
ida to coTplete his new play for Nat c
Goodwin. He is to turn the manuscrp
over TO Mr.. Goodwin on December 30.
Evening star., 1907-11-03

The latest automobile play is called "a
Racing Romance" II has two huge auto
mobiles in the cast.
Evening star., 1907-11-03

Joseph Cawthorn IS to Join Elsie Janis
company in The Hoyden." Later on he
is to star in a new play.
Evening star., 1907-11-03

Theodore NJ Morris will shortly star
Edwin Holt in pl called "Stingy
SteDbins," by Edwin Z. KiGder. The piece
is a comedy with rural settings.
Evening star., 1907-11-03

Joseph Hart has entirely abandoned
acting and become a producer OF vagde-
Vile novelties. His wife. Carrie De Mar
also has entered vaudeville in i siugl"
feature.
Evening star., 1907-11-03

William 3. Mack. formerly of Mrs.
Fiske's company. will bgriesque David
War.teId in "A Grand Army Man, in a
s:it to be given as part of Joe Weber ;
Hip. Hlpa Hooray.' 10" running in Ne"
York.
Evening star., 1907-11-03

ETIL-NrER JOHNSON.
Evening star., 1907-11-03

Scenic Artist Frank Q. Abos has repro
dUccd for use in tn iiIst tac o. 'Haz j
kirhe" at the Majestic this week u scene
showing the mill race with the surround
ing buildings where Abraham Lincoln
visited many times with his father while
Evening star., 1907-11-03

Henry Miller and Margaret Anglin. in
'"The Great Divide" will play a return
enGa cement early n December The p.aE
leaves New York becnuse OF otter con-
tracts for Days Theater, its Present
home.
Evening star., 1907-11-03

Joseph Coyne's success as Prince panilo
in the London production OF The Merry
Widow has been so great That Charles
Frohman has agreed - allow MIN u
remain there. 1t had been Intended to star
Coyne in an American production Of
y ovdles."
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-10-19
A t PRIVATE SALE.

TEN ACRES OF HIGHLY IMPR0VEDy#
LAND, near one of Baltimore's most beautiful
suburban towns, within short distance of the
terminus of city car line. The elevation of the
property is high and healthy, making it very at
tractive. This property is very suitable for
private Sanitarium and should attract persons
looking for property of that kind. The terms
of sale could be made very attractive to buyers.
Further particulars on application to
LONGNECKER BROS,
May Etf1 Towson, Md.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-10-19
TRUCK FARM FOR SALE.

FARM OF Tx ACRES on Beair road, k,a
about Ak miles from present terminus of the
electric car line and 2K miles from Convention,
on the B. s. o. Railroad all cleared and in fine
state of cultivation; has been used as truck
farm many years; two-story and attic Frame
House, stable and all other necessary outbuild-
ings; excellent water and fruit of all kinds.
Price reasonable and terms easy.
No. $50. LONGNECKER BROS,
Apr. 15-tf Real Estate. Towson, Md.