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New-York tribune., 1907-09-02
HURT IN GOBLET BURGLAR CHASE.
Watchman Falls Down Garage Stairs While
Searching Premises.

George Wnen. who looks after Robert Goelets
garage at No. 14o East SD street, while chasing
"A burglar at the garage last night fell down a
tweIvc-foot stair and fractured his shoulder lie
was attended by Or. Eckart. Of Flower Hospital.
and wont home MI Goelets automobiles most
of them AT his country place. but one large and
extensive touring and several thousand dol
lars. worth of automobile appliances are in the
garage.
Wilen light in the garage and summoned
the police hut when they arrived the thief had
fed While searching the premises Wilen fell
he
New-York tribune., 1907-09-02
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port Of New York, Sunday, Sept. /, 1907

Steamer AndaIusia Ger. Nepperschrndt. Hamburg
to Hamburg American Line. with mdse.
Arrived az the Bar 2 m. August 81.
Burns. Galveston August 26. the
Southern Company. with mdse Left Quarantine
at m.
Steamer Caledonia C3r). Baxter Glasgow and Moville
August % to Henderson Bros with $50 cabin and s44
steerage passengers and mdse. Arrived the Bar
n m.
Steamer Black Prince CErD Thomas August 10,
II and Barbados August "a. Busk
Jevons 3 passengers, malls and mdse Arrived
at he n 1870 August 81
Steamer Mohawk (Br). White Antwerp August Is. to
Sanderson & Son. with mdse. Arrived at the Bar at
30 p IN, August 81.
steamer CaribaId (Nor) Enge. Campbellton. n b. s
Stetson. Cutler Redman. with laths Arrived
Z a m.
steamer Heronspoo tBr) Burnett PhiIadelphia August
81. 10 Winchester & Co. in ballast VIII load for
steamer Lazio ntaD. Palermo August 10 and Naples
New-York tribune., 1907-09-02
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Carnana. which was reported as 1000 miles east
of Sandv Hook lighshp at m. is expected 10 COCK
alb a IN Tuesday. . ~,,- ,.,a-s
Lincoln. which reported 10 SAo4N lFlalo
A. m Yesterday when 81 miles southeast of that STA
80, 10 about 9.So n Tuesday
The T-It6ria reported sable Island at M yester
given Shs will probably dock
'as sI The Mnnehaha which reported
rassnE Nantucket ushtship at 2:So ? m YESTERDAY Is
l~Ts-,e.1 10 dock about a to-day
The Eroonland which reported 70 Siasconset az = y,
Nantucket south ShoaIs
i,,r,shir fs expected dock about 1890 m to-day
New-York tribune., 1907-09-02
Sandy Hook. J. Sept 1. $50 q m-wnd southv
rsSh breeze: clear.
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

ARRIVED.
Gibraltar Sept 1-Carpathia tB New York for Naples.
Genoa. etc.
Movi,Ie Sept Columbia tBr). New York FOR Glasgow
SAILED.
Potteri7u Aug S1-Nieuw Amsterdam Dutch. New
York ia RouloEne.
oueerstovn sept 1. 1880 u-EtrurIa tBrl New York.
Astoria (Srf New York
Fiumc Aug Sl--Pannonia tE'r), New York
PASSED
Lizard Sent LA CascoGne tF) Havre fer New York;
MinnetoYka tBrl New York for London: 2;SO d M
Finland York for Dover and Antwerp
New-York tribune., 1907-09-02
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun rises B27 sun 6S3 Moon rises 1871 Moons age "A
HIGH WATER
SANDY Hook 3:35 Island Alb Hell Gate sos
M-Sandy Hook 3.4s Gov. Island i.l9 Hell Gate el2
New-York tribune., 1907-09-02

T.stluatio and steamer Close In New hor
1s.ap Corea china and Philippine ISL
ands (yia SeattIe)-Minnesota. .... Sept 3. 500
Tahiti T6ncisco,m asa mMariposa Sept g. 500
Hawaii Japan. Corea. China and the
fhI1pl"KE FI6pg Kong Mart Sept T. e:Oop
Australia texcept westD, New Zealand.
samoan Islands Fiji Islands and New
aeoot' " ,NAorangi Sept g. 600
Hawaii via san Francisco)-sierra Sept o. 600
Japan; 1s I%fea Vie eatte5Tosa Sept r. 500
Hawaii Japan Corea. China and the
Ffirra"e nIda Sept 49, 800
New: zealand, Australia Except wesD
ana New Caledonia Nie San Fran
CIsco)-YeddO sept -, QUO
Jspan Corea China and Philippine
69@Emprcss Of china. Sept 25 600
h4Ta 1s San q4r FrnnciscoIG transport Sept 3d. 600
New-York tribune., 1907-09-02
Misses & Girls Apparel

Advance Fall Models Exclusive Styles & Fabrics.
Taior-made Suits, Broaddoh Cheeks and Her.
% Gneone Shef.G Hf Dou0[Taa d 10 w and $685. PATS, $500
Chap Wool
cheyots ing h & W0stsd' @ Stripes pes and s14o5 to 22.75
Girls School Dresses Of Serges, Chewots and Fancy
M Mp'e & Sailor @ Russian Russ and Vast G Models s4o5 to o5
Misses and Girls Walking Skirts, Wool
5I and Mgss @ latest 1oIa models! full PSe eat o with s4o5 to
Misses Junior Tourist Coats Mixtures :
Box andSe Seni-fted Models and 10 TAO'oO
New-York tribune., 1907-09-02
The Turf.

~ ~ AUG. 81 To SEPT. IL
~ A ~ AUTUMN MEETING,
THE CONEY ISLAND JothEf GLIB
Autumn Maiden. ana
L O.DA Twin City Handicap other Races
-rr,l,z leave 9th St r. r.. l. l. r. r. II
a m II 10 u so 80 coo Parlor Carr: 10. lao
= 10 10 u IN. Electric trains via 3ath ST. foot
yVhitehau St every 20 minutes. l1-iO TO 24o p m
Brooklyn Bridge Special Race Track trains Gree 70 70
track An Brooklyn trolley cars transfer direct 10
track Music by Lander. -, -,
New-York tribune., 1907-09-02
West TWEEN ty-t flird Street
Proposals.

~ pOodto
SEAI.ED BIDS OR PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- Ce!ved by the Board OF Water Supply
tRe SECRETARY No 30 broadway New York. Room Oil.
Nflth moor, until = =. NJ. Tuesday. September L.
1907 at which time bids will be opened contract will
be awarded as soon practicable thereafter the
construction OF two attic Office building
located near HSh Falls. MarbleOwn Township. Ulster
county. New York Pamphlet containing information
drawings can be obtained hOom 1918 above
address by depositinE the dollars
each pamphlet For further particulars City
!. EDWARD SIMMONS. President
CHARLES y CHADWICK.
CHARLES a SHAW.
Board Of Water Supply.
J WALDO SMITH. Chief Engineer
THOMAS HASSETT Secretary
Il 5. ENGINEER OFFICE. Newport r. I. Aug g.
= l9O7Sealed proposals for dredging in Providence
Harbor. r l. viii be received here until II Sept
4. 1907. and then publicly opened Information Furnished
on application J. II. WILLARD. 1t Col. Engrs-
nUARTERMASTER,S OFFICE. WEST POINT. y. L.
Nx ~. 19OT.-Seaed proposals IN tripIicate.
subject the usual conditions VIII be received at ths
until 1900 September 80 1901. for furnish ing
Fixtures in Old Cadet Barracks The United
the right accept reject all
proposals. Forms for proposals furnished upon app
cation. Address: = NJ CARSON. Jr-. Major and
ouartermaster. L. s NJ a
II s ENGINEER OFFICE. ROOM FL. ARMY
I . Building New York. n Y. August 80. 1901
Sealed proposals removal and dredging in
Harbor y Y. will he received at this Office
until - NJ. September so. 1907. and then publicly
Information furnished application JOHN
G. D KNIGHT. Col. Ensrs-
New-York tribune., 1907-09-02
HOW TO GET THERE

Special excursions offered on all tho above
lines for the places mentioned. and full particulars
appear in the advertising columns.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-02
Housekeeping Linens

SPECIAL FALL SCOTCH SATIN DAMASK AND DOUBLE
NAPKINS
AT Unusually Great Reductions
Damask Table Cloths
2x2 yds s215, 3.45, 3.o5 2Hx24 Sass, SIS
2x21z 2.7O, 4.35, $40 21zx21z s3.75, 5.85. 6.75
2x7 3.25 $40, 90 211x7 4.35, ZOO $40
Napkins { Breakfast Size Doz s2.25. 2.75, 4.5O
to match Dinner .3.25, AIS, 5.S5
Hemstitohed Linen Sheets Double s ' 3:9S 2:95 525 SIS
Hemst'd Linen Pillow Cases, 221zx76, Pair $780, 1.75
Huck Towels Hemstd or Scaloped Ends, Doz 2.o5 4.2O
New-York tribune., 1907-09-02
TRANSPACGFiC MAILS.

il for South Brazil. fOnly parcels post mail
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-11-02
NOTICE.

have YOU ENTERED YOUR SUIT
FOR 'FALL-SEE WOCD. BAILEY
THEIRS ARE BEST.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-10-24
JegO kOchana stara matka

,,Moia kochana stara matka, kt6ra
jest, teraz o6iemdzlesiat i try lata
stara jest s~zczesliwa z powvdu E.
lectric !, Bltters," pisze w. B.
Bannron, 2 Dublin, Ga. iona 60
:uzywa}a przez oko}o diva lata j
mia}a wyborny apetyt, czuje sic
siln9 i spi dobrze" To jest spos6b,
Electric Bitters uczuwaja ~starsi, "a
ten sam szozesliwy rezultat naste-
puje Y kazdym wyPadku kobie-
eel slabosci ogo'nego i os3abienia
S}abe, male dzieci take, bywaja
wielce wzmocnlone przez uzywanie
tegoz Gwarantowane take ma cho.
roby zo}adka, wa*roby i merck,
przez NJ. J. Kowalewskiego Apte"
kara. 5Ccent.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-10-24
Ciezkie Czasy W Kansas.

Dawne easy konik6w polnych j
posucby 50: maj wiecej dsi9 .zapoo~~
miane " prospero wanem Kansas;
ehociaz m%ieszkaniec z: Codell.
Carl Shamburg, jcszcze ME zapo--
mnia} cie&kich. ozas6w' Jake go spo.
,ka!y. on poviada: ,.By}em wy
sclenc1ouy i zniechecoaY :przez ka-
szlenie dniem i nooa / ~nieby1bym
znalaz4 ulgi 81 sprobowa}em Or.
K;ngsa New Discovery: Me spell;
IA butelke zu4ylems do komplet-
aego o w;Yleczeniat: Najleps.e to-
paihezpiecsnlejaze lekarstwo ma
kassel 1alxiefbiehl!ei, chorobe p}uo j
sarula jake by4o k@edykolwlek
>wynalesione Gvarantt4o'W,elasn,e' pr!zeszz.
NJ. j.. Kowatewakiego aptekarza.
.ooent. i s1oo: Batelki na probe
darmo. =
-sssTsSss-ss,, sT@ Esa& IT. =H4& @%&J @&aHz
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-10-24
"a WARE sWIEEHA.
Opoo;adan.e podtug pra~d<i~ego> s'a 'z'"'a

gly ME rozumia} i nigdy W
zyciu ME zrozumie.
W6r6d tych bolesnych
skarg dostrzeg|o iei oko pie
knie wykwitajaca role. Chci-
vie jej reka siegne}a pc r6~
ze wa.
- Biedna r6zo, szepta}a
|.cicho, ty przedstawiasz mi
:obraz mego 5ycia. l ciebie
wyjeto z pieknego ogrodu j
Fosadzono W ponurym pokoju
gdzie be- powietrza zdrowe-
go marniejesz.
| Zerwa}a r6ze, ale W tel
chwili zadrza}a z przestra~
chu.
Pomiedzy firankami uka~
za}a sic wysoka postat mez-
czyzny, kt6ry ponure i
gniewne spojrzenie rzuci} ma
m}oda kobiete. By} to kazarz
Abeles, Mai on glove TAXA
kt6ra raz widzac, nigdy jej
Isle ME %zapomina. D}ugi Gle.
[mno-kruczy WHO'S spada} mu
ma colo, W z6}tej twarzy bly,
szcza}o dwoje %ciemnych 6cz.
#rzucajacych ogie6 namietno-
Sci, a waskie wargi ust jego
m6wily o surowym charak-
terze.
- Szabas zgwa}ciIa6 - po-
wiedzia} surowym g1osem do
przestraszonej swej zony. -
MECH uschnie ia godna
przeklefstwa reka, kt6ra sza.
bas gwafci!
F w tym %gniewnym okrzy-
|.ku odepchna{ cd. siebie re-
Ike swej ma}zonki, iak truja-
ca gadzine.
49, Now, skad masz te 3D.
wage }amania ROXY.
- Uczyni}am to W zamyz-
leniu, 49, odpowiedzia}a drza
Ca kobieta, - a zreszta jest
luz po szabasie. Jest juz
przeciez...
! 49, Ha, tobie "a d}ugo trivia
s7abas! Co o. ie swiete b.
ga przykazania obc hodza ME
dobra kobieto! 49, zakrzyk-
nal 2 w6ciek}o6cia kazarz. 49,
"=Pierwsza gwiazda ma niebie
.dotad sic ME ukaza}a... Jak ty
znowu wygladasz? - ciag-
nal da1ej, dotykajac surowa i |
:drzaca 2 gniewu reka jej ja'
snych w}os6w. I
-. - Czy ME :wiesz 0 tenn, re
Jest przepisem, ably skromna
zyd6wka w}osy swe staran-
ME chowa}a pred oczami
mezczyzny? Gdzie Jest
czapka aksamitna, kt6ra ci
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-10-24

I. gl
~.OpowiadaDie nasze przy' zy'
pads ma rok 1889. Dziafo sic
u odoeobnionei czeSci Prraagl sk'
kt6ra dis jes zcze pod naz kn
wa ,,Miasto zydowskie" jett WI
znana. Ia Geese miasta by}a ze
nawet bramami obwarowana
kt6re kazdego wieczora by GIG
wa]y zamykane. Mieszkali oo'
niej sami zydzi, kt6rzy ME- wy
jake osobny SWAT ola eiebie osa
tworsyli. goz
<Pomiedzy prywatnemi do go:
mani miasta zydowskiego Z
odznaczal sic mianowicie je' ch'
den okaza1a powierzchowno. CHI
6cia, By} to o wysta]acym I
szczycie wielki trzypietrowy zaf'
budynsk kt6ry naleza} do czy
najbogatszego i najwiecej po- gn'
wa&nego tupca Pragi. Kup- MI
cem tym byl zyd, kt6ry 40
przewaznie handlem rekawic ktc
sic zajmowal. Nazwisko jego |sle
,,kezarz Abeles" by}o wiel~ mn
kiemi literami ponad drzwia- ma
mi okok pieknie wymalowa, szc
nego jablka granatowego wy rzu
ryte. y
w jcdnem z oxen Wyzel Ano
. opisanego domu leza1a m}o- ter
da kobieta, patrzac rozma- :
rzonem okiem ma jasne ME wiz
DO wrze6niowe. S}ofce wte- PR
DIV w1a6nie zachodzi}o, rzu- FN1f
cajac purpurowe swe blask' PR
wieczorne do pieknie umeb- oas
lowanego pokoju.
Mloda kob,eta rzuci}a sic ku
teraz ma krzeslo, kt6re obok ke
okna stale, i smutnie W dial ca.
patrza}a. By}a to sobota; sza- .
basowa czarna i jedwabna wa|
suknia opina}a lei wysmuk}a :
postac. Jak wszystkie &yd6w. len
XII, mia1a j ona zamliow anie ca
do kleinot6w. Reke jej ota- uz
czal z}oty naremiennik, a prz
d}ugi kosztowny 1a6cuch + :
korali by1 ma szyi za}ozony. s7a'
Ale twarz jej by}a smutna ga
ME cieszyla sic ona dr. dot
siejszego dnia szabasowego. mai
Przeciwnie, jej wielkie ME Pie
bieskie oczy' patrza}y ponuro dot
W DIAL a westchnienie pc EMO
westchnieniu wyrywa}o sic mai
jei gwaltem z piersi. Idrz'
- Go "a zycie, co "a nedz- |sny
ny bYA =
-:Wyszepta} a niez q z Jest
10. Czem jestem wiecej, niz zyd
biedna niewolnica mego me- inie
4al Niewolnica W haniebnych Lobe
la6cuchach, kt6ra z bojazni cza1
j bezsilnego gniewu drzyniet
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-10-24
unieWinni1a,

-.-
me w}osy, ~uniewinnila
sic Lea nie6miafo.
To wcele ME zmniejsza
twego wystepkp: Me dozw6l.
abym drugi raz to widziat
idlz predko j kaz sobie twa'
|grzywe podwia2ac, albo zapo-
znasz sic z surowa kara. spraa-
w~ie1liwego gniewu mego:
| Lea chcia}a pos1usznie: Isle
cd 1ali6, surowy jej ma}zonek
zastapi{ jej iednak&e droge i
zawo}al ostrYm giosem: :
Pozosta6 i o%dpowiedz
mi jeszc"e ma jedno pytanie.
Gdzie jest nasz cb}opiec?
Dlaczego tn go ME ma?
Powr6ci zaraz z pre-.
chadzki. Poniewaz powietrze>
dis zdrowe i piekne by}o,
pozwolilam mu Z Marya p6jsc
do lasu. Moi b6l g}owy ME
pozwoli& mi niestety i'm to
warzyszy6.
Oczy kazarza pafa}y
w6iek}ym %gniewem.
Jak - krzycza1 -
d~ziewczynie chrze6cia6skiej
.powierzy}a6 naszego ch}opca?
Pochwyci} swa zone "a ra~
.miona i trzas} niemi gwa!tow-
ME.
- Czy ME ]ekasz sic tego
Eaby ia jaszczurka trujacego
ziarna znien awidzonej WARY
chrze6cia6skiej ME zaszcze-
pi1a W sercu naszego szymo-
ma? Boze sprawiedliwy, GO "a
zapominajaca swych obowiaz-
k6w kob!eta!
- Marya jest najwierniej~
sza i najtroskliwsza nasza. slu-
zebnica, 49, odrzek}a Lea Ia
godnie. 49, Jej moge nasze
dziecko najspokoiniej powie-
rye, jest ona tax skromna
tax dobra i pobozns, 10 cd
niej nasz Szymon mic z]ego
"auczy6 sic ME moze.
(Ciag dalszy nastapi).
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-10-24

w szkole.
N%auczyciel: Wymien mi try
Nv ierzeta draplezne.
Uczeh: E.. e.. diva Ivy i
tygrys, prosze pana nauczyoiela*
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-10-24
Take prawda.

Take prawda.
iona: Mesu! Ty zaowu z. knaj-
py.
Maj: A czy. cheese, zebym tam
wieoznie siedzia1, czy co? .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-10-24
RraSzki-
Pc . h a

P b a.
C6rka z rozpacza: - Ach %ojcze!
dis zakohczy}am trzydziesty rex
zycia! -.
Ojcie, roztargniony: Uspok6j
sig duszko, ~zobaczysz, re to przej~
die.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-11-09
MOUNTED POLICE
OF NORTHWEST
One Symbol British Law
and Order.

WINNIPEG, Nov. 8.-(SpeciaD 1t
is a safe assertion that there is no
finer body of men of it's size in the
world than the Royal Northwest
Mounted Police. Although there are
less than 1000 of them they rule su-
preme over some million square
miles of territory. In the most mac
cessible portions of the Far North,
and on the rolling prairies, their pres
ence is ever felt despite the fact that
the nearest "red coat" may be several
hundred miles away. Northern Indi-
ans, who have never come in contact
with the mounted police, have a
wholesome fear of them, for report of
their rigorous rule has preceded them
into the most remote parts of the
northern wilds
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-11-09
Visits ali Places

In every town in every set
tlement under their jurisdiction a
mounted policeman appears at some
time or another His visits may be-
come frequent at times, then again
he may not appear on the scene for
several months, and as they have a
habit of appearing at places when
they are least expected evildOers are
in constant fear of members of this
little force. AS the train rolls over
the prairie the solitary" horseman
appears, his coat blotch of scarlet on
the apparently endless sea of green.
He is the one great symbol of law
and order and the authority of the
British Empire on the uninhabited
wastes and in the frontier settlements
of the land of many happenings.
Policemen are seldom popular any
where, but in Western Canada it is the
reverse, and whenever their name is
mentioned at a meeting or at ban
quet, it is the signal for immediate
applause.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-11-09
All Are Heroes

With the people of Western Can
ada every mounted policeman is a
hero, and there are but few who are
not in favor of having the force in
creased in size. Nowhere does the
bad man" hold sway and newcom-
err is safer on the unsettled prairies
than in many of the large cities of
the continent No cowboys ride
into the little towns and "shoot-up'
the place; they know a swift justice
and a short trial would be their
lot
Criminals are relentlessly hunted
down, and there is but small chance
for escape for those who commit a
desperate crime. The trial follows in
short order and in minor cases the
offenders are often caught, tried, and
sentence is served within twenty-four
hours of the commission of the Of
tense Murderers get a short shift,
and hanging is the invariable penal
ty. Appeals may be taken in capital
cases, but are only granted upon
grounds so clear that a refusal would
work greater injustice.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-11-09
State of Ohio, City of Toledo, Lucas

State of Ohio, City of Toledo, Lucas
county, SIS.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he
is senior partner of the firm of F. ].
Cheney & Co., doing business in the
city of Toledo, County and State
aforesaid, and that said firm will pay
the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for each and every case of ca
tarrh that cannot be cured by the
use of Halls Catarrh Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence this 9th day of Dec
ember, A. D., 1886.
(SeaD A. w. GLEASON,
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter
nally, and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces of the sys-
tenn. Send for testimonials free.
f. ], Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by all druggists, 75c
Take Halls Family Pills for CON
stipation
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-11-09
Better Than Spanking

Spanking does not cure children of
bed-wetting. There is constitutional
cause for this trouble. Mrs. NJ. Sum-
mers, Box. w. Notre Dame, Ind, will
send free to any mother her success
full home treatment, with full in
structions. Send no money, but
write her today if your children
trouble you in this way. Don't blame
the child, the chances are it can't
help it. This treatment also cures
adults and aged people troubled with
urine difficulties by day or night.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-11-09
No False Pretense

has marked the career of Ely's Cream
Balm. Being entirely harmless, it is
not responsible like the catarrh snuffs
and powders, for minds shattered by
cocaine. The great virtue of Ely's
Cream Balm is that it speedily and
completely overcomes nasal catarrh
and hay fever Back of this statement
is the testimony of thousands and a
reputation of many years success. All
druggists, SOC, or mailed by Ely Bros,
Sc Warren Street, New York.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-11-09
THEATRICAL GOERS
HAVE RARE TREAT
Two Performances The
Lightning Conductor

No 6c1jt of a large crowd to see
Oscar T. nan in the Lightning Con-
ductor' tbs afternoon at the mat
inee and tonight. This is by far the
play of the aaason thus far and it is
safe to say that it will be of the two
or three which constitute the cream
of the plays presented to Americas
theatre goers It's season. Its an
opportunity which Americas is for
tunate in having.
Theatrical critics have given most
fattering criticisms of the work of
Mr. Figman and of the other mem
bers of the company The plot is a
comedy which will interest WHEREBY
er the old story of love and the ro-
nance find listening ears. The in
PRODUCTION of the automobile is a
happy stroke.
The Lynchburg, Va, News, has the
following to say of the play:
Mr. Oscar Figman, who in the last
two seasons won his dramatic spurs
as a comedian in the character of
Professor Pettibone in THE Tender
foot" Richard CARTS musical play,
was seen last night at the Academy
as the leading exponent in his new
play, entitled, THE Lightning Con-
ductOr"
In passing from musical comedy to
straight comedy roles Mr.. Figman
fully demonstrated that he is well
qualified for the change, and judging
from his acting last night his success
will be even greater in his new line
of work,
The story of the Lightning Con-
ductor," which is not altogether un-
like The Man on the Box" is we'll
constructed and interesting from start
to finish There is a peculiar fasci-
nation in the sparkling lines into
which creeps one of the sweetest and
most amusing love stories between a
rich American girl and her Chauffeur
whom she afterwards discovers to be
titled Englishman, who has been
posing as a pilot of an auto car in
order that he might be in closer prox-
unity to the prize for which he had
set in to battle.
The story leads on with absorbing
interest with one complexity after
another until the man masquerading
as the chauffeur is discovered, when
the problem is solved and the young
lady is only too willing to capitulate
to the man who so cleverly won he1
affections in the disguise of the
lightning conductor.
Mr. Figman, as the Hon. John Win
ston, gives a delightful Interpretation
of the role and makes it altogether
pleasing and acceptable. But without
taking any of the bouquets from
Mr. Figman, for his good work, il
would never do to not speak in the
most glowing terms of Miss Pustina
Wayne, who stands out most splend-
emily in the character of the rich
American girl.
Actresses come, are seen, and go
but it is doubtful if more charming
personality has ever set her foot or
the Academy stage than Miss Wayne
Into every action she carries a dainti-
ness and charm that fairly enraptur-
ed her audience. Without rejecting in
any sense upon a single member OF
the cast, which is indeed good, it is
easy to see that Miss Wayne is the
leading feature of the production
which was highly satisfactory. The
staging was appropriate and tasty
and the mechanical effects proved to
be of a novel character.
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( ham Phillips.
The Best Man--Harold McGrath.
The Lions Share-Octave Thanet.
The Shepherd of the Hills, by au-
thor Printer of Undells."
Morning-James Whitcomb Riley
An Encore-Margaret Deland.
Gallantry-James Branch Gable.
The Womans Exchange-Ruth Nc
Emery Stuart.
Pigs is Pigs-Ellis Parker But
Ter.
The Teddy Bears 1907.
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No man is wise at all times.-Pliny
the Elder
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The public plays no returns dates
in hero worship-Life.
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A noble life before a long.-Shake-
Speare.