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The Forrest City times., 1907-08-02
BASE BALL.
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The Forrest City times., 1907-08-02
LAK IND ORDER LEAGUE.
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The B~tfhIH Cure.

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The Forrest City times., 1907-08-02
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The Forrest City times., 1907-08-02
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The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-06
Grand Ouera mt Olympic.

AS a result of the persistent efforts of
Hans Viewers, the able associate of Man
ager Hermann A. Schmidt in the direction
of Olympic Park, the music-loving element
In this city and vicinity will have an OPP
portunity to hear Verdps amous grand
opera I'll Trovatore" sung In the Olympic
Park Theatre during the week beginning
Monday, July Is. In order to bring about
this arrangement 1t was necessary to en-
gage the expensive cast employed in the
presentation of this opera by the Aborns
in the Orpheum Theatre, Brooklyn, this
week, to increase the chorus and or
chestra now employed at the park and to
guarantee the managerial firm a substan-
tial sum against possible loss. In assum-
ing the extra and heavy expense and in
deciding not TO raise the prices of seats
for the engagement above the popular
schedule heretofore prevailing at the park,
the Olympic management gives evidence
of its determination to make the operate
| season there as varied and interesting as
1t is possible for IL to do, and shows a
liberality that must result in much enjoy
ment for its patrons.
The principal singers in the representa-
tons of I'll Trovatore'' will be the most
talented in the Aborn Brothers operate
forces. The role of 1eonora will be as
stunned by Miss Estelle Wentworth, one OF
tue must dccoihpisntt SopIdiOS dPPeoAAhs
in grand opera in English in this country
Joseph Frederick's 0enor) singing and
acting in the part of Manrico- has been
highly praised by the Brooklyn critics
Miss Maud Leekly, who possesses q
~sonorous. fresh and mt steal ~contralto. will
be heard as Aznzeria Howard Chambers
whose fine bass is admirably suited tc
the vocal requirements of Fernando. ano
Miss Nella Shayne, as Inez, will appear.
For the accommodation Of the public
reserved seats will be placed on sale mex
week at the Erie Railway company'i
J ticket once 1872 Market Street
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-06
nohy SHOW at Happylond.

The next of the outdoor amusement re-
sorts to feature a baby show VIII be Hap
pyiand. Mt South Beach, Staten Island. The
| show will be held there next Thursday
July II. There are already a large numbel
of entries and II is announced that babies
from elsewhere than Staten Island are ell
gible. This Is the first baby show eVei
held on Staten Island and the mothers OF
many interesting infants are making prepa-
rations to show their offspring to the best
advantage. There will be many prizes Of
fered in a number of classes.
AS vet no babies have been entered from
New Jersey. but the management expresses
the desire that New Jersey babies should
have a place alongside those of New York
and Staten Island.
General Manager Victor D. Levitt has
engaged many attractions for the free hip
podrome program which will be seen every
week from this on. Everybody has been
talking of Happyland ever since Beechy
sailed from the park in his airship to New
York, and this week Arthur c. Holden has
been giving the parks patrons something
else to discuss in his performance on a BIZ
cycle In encircling the deathtrap gap, which
is a combination of a loop-the-loop and Il
loop-the-gap.
Maximus, the Great. also called the
modern Samson. has been secured for a
special engagement of one week, beginning
July Z, at Happyland. To show the power
of his muscles Monday Maximus will allow
himself to be run over by a 3~,000-p0und
automobile,
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-06

1.-THE Scarlet Car" BY Richard Harding
Davis. Charles Scribner's Sons, publishers,
New York.
Mr.. Davis always writes so we'll that one
wishes he might do something better
something worth the doing and which he
could do If he tried.
This Scarlet Car enables the passing of
an agreeable hour In it's perusal and that Is
the most that can be said of 1t. Quickly
read, 1t is more quickly forgotten.
1t describes three romantic adventures of
a man nj a maid In an automobile. Once
there is an arrest for a fracturing of the
speed law and a breaking of the village
jail ensuing. Again there is q breakdown
and an experience with burglars and a
crazy man. Finally there is an accident in
which the machine runs down a drunken
man and causes political complications
which result In a kidnapping and a rupture
between the girl and the man she is en-
gagged to, who, of course, isn't the man of
the automobile, whom she really loves and
eventually marrles.
Mr.. Davis is a clever romantlcist, II moth
Ing more, and this spirited story Is In his
most characteristic, crisp narrative style.
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OFFICE OF the Board of Street and Water
Commissioners of the city Of Newark. City
Hall.
Sealed proposals VIII be received at this Of
ass from 1Ss s s;Is e s asy 0 of SsIy.p 1897 o. and nd opened opened
at the last named hour, at a public meeting
OF the Board to be held at said time and place,
for the grading, curbing and tagging OF the
BIGELow STREET.
from Freiinghuysen avenue to Elizabeth
BRAGAW AvENUE
from Clinton place to Schiey street;
ELIZABETH AVENUE.
on the east side. from Peddie street to Meeker
avenue, and from q point LOO feet south OF
west side from Peddie street to Hawthorne
JELLIFF AVENUE,
from Runyon street to Peddie street;
MUM
from South Orange avenue to the East Orange
NyE AVENUE.
from Clinton place to the city line.
The following is about the amount OF the
work to be done. and the materials to be fur
nished in the construction and completion OF
said work. and upon which bids VIII be
FOR BIGELow STREET GRADING,
CURLING AND FLAGGING:
One hundred Goo cubic yards Of embank'
One thousand eight hundred and fifty q. $50
lineal feet Of new 20 by 4-inch four-cut OF
Six d) sets OF new 20 by 4-inch four-cut oil
coarse axed corners;
Eight hundred tS0o) square feet Of new
Belgian bridging
Eight thousand $1,000 square feet of new
tagging Ave (5) feet wide.
FOR AVENUE GRADING
| CURLING n FIAGGING:
Two thousand eight hundred and ten q. $40
cubic yards OF excavation. 765 cubic yards Of
embankment on the street; bid to be for ex'
~csvation only;
Three thousand Ave hundred Cs.5Oo) Inca
feet OF new 20 by 4-ineh, four-cut or coarsV
axed curb;
Twenty (20) sets Of new 20 by i-inch. four
cut or coarse axed corners.
Two thousand seven hundred and hfty-tw,
e. T52l square feet Of new Belgian bridging;
Seventeen thousand five hundred n7,b0o
square feet new tagging. five t) feet wide.
FOR ELIZABETH AVENUE GRADING
( CURLING N FLAGGINei:
One thousand two hundred q. 20o) cubic yard
Of e~nbankment, 100 cubic yards Of excaya
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THE NEW BOOKS

accepts with calm the struggles and shocks
OF thought under all forms, the most grand
lose. the most savage. There all the forms
of license of the human mind may without
peril execute their formidable dance. Tit
bulls are vast, the elephants are enormous,
the lions are gigantic; but the circus Is OF
granite"
Conscience is God present In man.
.In a complete woman there ought to be
a queen and a servant"
without vanity. without coquetry,
without curiosity, In a word, without the
fall, woman would not be woman. Much
of her grace Is in her frailty."
When a woman Is speaking to you listen
to what she says with her eyes"
In conclusion let us quote a few of
Hugo's words concerning marriage. Ibsen
In his truest and most misunderstood and
abused plays OF Brand" and Ghosts and
"A Dolls House" has suggested nothing
more pertinent of the slavery of society to
its false conventions of virtue:
AT the present hour. at the point now
reached by western laws and morals, mar
rage has a false bearing. 1t generally has
for its foundation interest and not love.
1T is most often a contract and not a
mystery; 1t Is a prostitution aud not a
celebration; 1t is slavery and not develop
ment.
Hence that revolt of love that is termed
adultery.
In a number of cases what is called
marriage Is adultery, and what Is called
adultery is marriage.
In the actual state of things the irre-
sistible union of two hearts is subject to
the tyranny of the law; now what is this
union If not marriage? On the other hand
the law sanctions the delivery of a woman
to a man as a legal sale for mutual adj
vantage; what is the consumn1ation OF this
sale II not adultery and prostitution?'
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Olympic Park.

FoIloping the entertaining performance
OF Won Suppe's "Boccaccio" by the Aborn
Opera Company at Olympic Park this week,
that organization will begin the fourth
week of its stay there by presenting next
Monday night the comic opera Wang"
in which De Wolf Hopper became famous.
The piece will be staged with the appro-
pirate scenic effects and costumes need
full to realize the Siamese environment OF
the action md will employ a cast of prin-
cipals, all of whom were selected with
their adaptability to the roles to be as
sumed In view.
After its production, about fifteen years
ago. Wang" became one of the most
popular operettas made known to the
American public. not only because of Mr..
Hopper's droll and mlrth-speeding por-
trayal Of the willy regent of Slam, but also
for the reason that Woolson Morse's in
aeniousIy comic scheme and j. Cheever
Goodwin's tuneful and jingling music
caught the popular fancy. The comic char
4actes drawing, the humorous situations,
the varied and diverting incidents and
the melodious and whimsical lyrics com
bine to furnish means for a merry and
pleasing performance.
The revival of Wang will serve to re-
introduce to patrons of Olympic Park
that original and clever comedian, Robert
Lett, who became very popular with fire.
quenters of this resort by reason of his
engaging performances in a wide range
of comic and light operas presented by
the Aborns there during the past two
He has frequently appeared ir
the title role in productions of the oper'
eta in other cities, and without giving 9
siavish imitation Of Mr.. Hopper's por
travail of the eccentric regent scored
pronounced success in the part.
Another reason for anticipating the re
vival with more than the ordinary feeling
of pleasure Is the appearance of Mis-
blanche Morrison in the role of Prince
Mataya. in which Miss Della Fox cam'
into prominence and popularity in tn
original production, and in which Mis-
Julia Sanderson and Miss Marguerit
Clarke have been in recent REVEALS o
the work by Mr.. Hopper. Miss Morrison
is admirably qualified in appearance an
vocal for the role.