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The Washington herald., 1907-10-15
The NatIOnaI-"The Lion and the
Mousse

THE Lion and the Mouse" Charles
Klein's powerful play Of current Ameri-
can issues, began q second engagement
at the National Theater last night; the
large audience present testifying that its
long run In New York. and the subse-
quent success along the circuit, has not
diminished its strong drawing interest.
It may not invoke the pathos or present
the same wealth Of character portraiture
as does the Music Master or THE
Step-Sister." yet it is as pregnant with
deep feeling as either and much more
engaging as regards the power OF holding
the interest by intense situations and sus-
tanned action.
The two central figures are those Of
Shirley Rossmore, as delineated by Miss
Gertrude Coghlan, and Ready Money
Ryder. by Mr.. Edmund Breese. the first
named constituting a change from the
cast of last year. She amply justified
every expectation that might be con-
neeted with one Of her blood. giving a
clear Interpretation OF the role as regards
the complexities of an intelligent wom-
ans nature. using smooth method. with
rare vocal expressive powers She gives
every evidence Of great reserve force. and
only once. In the great climax of the
third act, does she rise above the sur
face Of ordinary feeling in demeanor, and
then, es the occasion requires. she car
ries all before her by an outburst OF tre-
mendous feeling. To her whole imper-
sonatiOn is added the charm OF a beauti-
ful face and engaging personality.
The acting of Mr.. Breese forms q DOM
mating part Of the great reputation Of
the production. He clearly brings out
the remarkable force and indomitable will
OF the great Napoleon Of finance. with
immense intellectual power. pertaining TO
financial and political intrigue. exempii-
tying the pride of the man softened by
his love for his only son. carrying all
men entirely off their feet by the power
Of his will. and yielding only at last to
the grace and subtlety Of a woman. His
portrayal is altogether artistic and
heightened, as IN the aforementioned
instance, by an impressive personality.
Mr.. William Levers gives a fine de.
lineation Of the son, Jefferson Ryder. and
Reginald Darlington presents a great
character sketch as the Hon Fitzroy
Begley. Other Characterization Of note
are Walter Allen, as Judge Rossmore;
Frazier Coulter. as Judge Stott; Charles
Sturges. as Rev. Pontifex Deetle: Marion
Pollock Johnson, as Kate Roberts, and
Julia Hanchett, as Mrs. Rossmore.
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AT LOCAL PLAYHOUSES

price to pay. she has had the dream
again; and now, almost distraught, hear
ing the rush of the oneoming train, she
cries:
Here is nothing but the dirt. There the dirt.
Everywhere the dirt and the shsme. Yes, yes You
right. old moliik The iron must be struck.
the iroH must be nodded the iron must be broken
Death-death That Is the deliFeFancs-tor all-foE
myseif-adieu my little serge-Vr0nsky, you are
free!'
And with a mad laugh she dashes
down the steps and is crushed under the
wheels OF the passing train, the SHINE
train that carries Vronsky away with
hts love
To say that such theme is not human,
not interesting. would be false. The play
as II is presented is interesting clear
through: but one wishes one could be
sure that its full significance was real
lied Looking deep into the heart OF
this story, the only real moral il presents
is the Old old one. ever true. that "The
wages OF sin is DEATH" II the play viii
help people to realize that. then SYM
pathy with Anna Karenina is not thrown
away. But 1t must not be sympathy for
the false ideals to which she clings; SYM
pathy for the sinner, not for the sin.
The play Is acted with rare skill. It
Is doubtful whether Miss Harmed has
ever had role that displays her abll-
itiss 10 greater advantage. and in the
strongest scene in the play. the climax
TO the second act, where she has the
bitter quarrel with Alexis Karenina. she
rose 10 great heights Of dramatic power
Mr.. John Mason, a great favorite IN
washington, has curious sort OF
part for him as Alexis Karenina. but
he plays II with great effect, and his
ability as an actor Of strength and char
acter never stood out stronger. The next
ravorite with the audience was Foster
Williams, the child. who played Serge;
a most clever youngster. and one who
well deserved the applause he got. Mr.
Robert Warwick, as Vronsky. made an
attractive lover, He has a speaking
voice Of great beauty. Other good parts
vel played were Silva, by Albert Gran;
Price Cherbatsky, by George Riddell;
Dolly, by Marie Curtis: Kitty, by Harriet
Broadhurst, and Princess Cherbatsky, by
Genevieve Reynolds. No part was acted
badly, and the ensemble was perfect
Anna Karenina" was much enjoyed by
the large audience present Applause
was frequent at all times. and each act
got several curtain calls. II was rather
mistake for Miss Harmed to come 10
life again and respond to the generous
applause at the end of the play.
HECTOR FULLER.
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The Washington herald., 1907-10-15
In Juvenile cour..

William Story. aged fourteen. OF 70
Myrtle street northeast. arrested by Bi-
cycle Detective Tramho. charged with
stealing two machines. was turned over
to the Board Of Children's Guardians az
a permanent charge In Juvenile Court
yesterday. His brother, Robert Story.
aged thirteen, was given a similar sem
tence, for the theft Of a wheel. Frank
Pettis, aged fourteen. and Eugene Dor
sey, colored, aged thirteen, were also
turned over TO the care of the board for
a ike offense. Alfred Magruder, colored,
aged twelve, arrested by Detectives Null
len and Warren, charged with stealing
q bicycle from Charles H, Chick. was
sent to the reform school.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-15
The Academy-"Josie, the Little Mad
cap

Miss Lottie Williams, as the bright par
tieuiar star attraction OF Josie. the Lit
tie Madcap." a musical comedy-drams,
by Mr.. Charles E. Bianey. opened at the
New Academy last night to a capacity
audience, and met with a hearty well
come. The paramount interest centers
around the character of Josie, a child
woman OF the streets, and her efforts TO
bring sunshine and happiness into the
lives OF all with whom she comes in con-
tact. Miss Williams Is a big favorite
with Academy patrons. and met with a
very warm welcome through her clever
and picturesque portrayal OF the part Of
Josie.
The supporting company was good
clever work being done by Malvina Ar
ment, as Kate, and the Messrs. Pember-
ton, Morrell. Cowell. Cooper, and VIII
Kennedy. Added interest Is given to the
several acts by the introduction Of excel
lent musical spscislties
The Washington herald., 1907-10-15
"The Two Orphans" at the Majestic,

Few dramas In the history of the
American stage have won so lasting a
place in the affections Of the public as
The Two Orphans" the current offering
at the Majestic. The PurneH Stock Com
pany accomplished much. This famous
piece offers a good deal TO hold the lis
tener. Thousands OF audiences have sat
transfiKed while its tense, pathetic story
was unfolded. and yet to-day it seems to
have lost none OF its freshness.
Louise is a role which has tried the
talents Of many noted actresses. and to
say that Miss Purnell came forth with
distinction Is praise. indeed AS the fos-
ter sister, Henrietta, Miss Estelle Weth-
erby shared honors with the star. Mr.
Munnell was again seen to advantage. As
the cripple, Pierre. his work was repIete
with force and dignity. w. Jeff Murphy
retained enough of his own likeable per-
sonaltty while posing as de Vaudrey, 70
thoroughly delight his admirers Mr.
Roberts, in the small role of the doctor.
was yet conspicuous.
Scenically. the production was I'd to
the standard hitherto set.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-15
Eoultv suIts.

No Isoe Charles Early rs l. Welsh Ashford
ct al; 10 substitute trustee. Compartments So
lictors. Douglas 4 Douglas
No. Iil0. Bertha Stern vs.. james +. Broad
bent; 70 enforce lien. C0mpla.nsnts solicitor. /.
H. David
Nc HIlL In re Lena and Maria Banks; 10 ap-
point guardian C0mDl2inznts solicitor. Z. Ii.
Thomas.
No ZAP. Laura ". Bray vs. Martin H. Bray;
limited divorce. Complainants solicitor, f. d.
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District Court.

UUDIINII
In re extension Of Sherman avenue order to sum
mon jury.
In re opening Of alley In block IS; jury sworn
and hearing set for November !.
In re opening of alley IN square 1924; Jury sworn
and hearing set for November %
In re opening Of alley in square s05 order TO
summon jury.
In Te grade claims; order fixing compensation
Of commission and ratifying appraisement.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-15
DAILY COURT RECORD
(sIOnaay, october IA. 1907
DISTRICT COURTS.
Euufty court No. I.

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAU0H.
Graham vs. Peter; title vested IA complainant
made perfect. Cumplainants solicitors Lester
Price
In re lunssy Of Terrence MCGEE; account Of com
mittee referred to auditor
Langst0n Rawlings; substitution of trustee or
dered Complainants solicitors, MILAN & smith
In re lunacy OF Edmund G.. Bell: auditors report
confirmed and committee ordered to pay into regis-
try certain funds. Solicitors. 4. A. Fcnning and j.
NJ. George
Wilson vs.. Young; leave 10 deposit fund IN regis
try granted. COmpainsnts solicitor. J. H. Stewart
defendants solicitor l. " King.
Harrison VS. Black; rule discharged, demurrer sJF-
tanned and bill dismissed; appeal noted. Complain
ants solicitor L. f. Evans defendants solicitors,
Stuart SicNamara and J. NJ Prostor.
No assignment for to-day
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Largest Morning Circulation.

All advertising contracts made by The
Washington Herald are based upon It's
sworn circulation-a circulation In Wash
ington larger by thousands than was ever
before attained by any morning news
paper at the Capital Its books are open.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-15
NEW DAY LINE TO
jamestown and Norfolk

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FARE, $50. ROUND TRIP Sl.so. one way;
500 10 Richmond and return.
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Criminal Court No. 1.

JUSTICE STAFFORD.
United States vs.. Joseph Il. Taylor; assault with
dangerous weapon; verdict guilty, with recommenda-
ton to mercy; defendant committed Attorney, :
D. Truitt.
United States vs. William Nash: housebrsaking
and grand Larceny; verdict guilty Of grand larceny
defendant remandet- Attorney, J. c. Foster.
United States vs.. George O. F. Kramer; false pre-.
lenses; bench warrant returned ceA and defendant
committed.
Assignments for to-day.
United States VI Delaware Ross
United States vs. John George.
Criminal Court No. 2.
JUSTICE BARNARD.
United States vs. Frank Ford; depreciation on pri-
Tate property; verdict not guilty. Attorney, ". G.
Chase.
United states vs., william L Morgan; house
brssking; plea guilty; sentence ian for SIX months
Attorney ". E. Ambrose.
United States George Johnson assault with
dangerous weapon plea not guilty Attorney
Campbell Darlington
United States vs. Lee Merrvweather: forgery: plea
not guilty Attorney, R. Il. HGnGr
United States vs.. Edward Winslow; assault with
dangerous weapoi; plea not guilty. Attorney, J. c.
Foster.
United States "a Mary Thomas: receiving stolen
property; plea not guilty. Attorney. G. B. De
Ref
United States rs. Charles johnson: assault with
dangerous weapon plea guilty; defendant remanded
United States vs.. John Ware; bigamy; plea guilty
defendant remanded.
United States IS Nathaniel Burden : attempt ct
robbery; plea not guilty. Attorneys, J. c. Foster
and ]. A. Moss
United States ~ Charles Williams; robbery; plea
not guilty. Attorney, David Rothscbild.
Estate q J. Howard LaTcOmbe; trial set for No
YeEnber l5
United States vs. James shaekslford; assault With
dangerous weapon verdict not guilty; defendant dis
charged. Attorney. W. E. Ambrose.
United States George L. GoOdaTe: violating
gambling Law; motion to gussh argued. Attorneys
Il. z Davis, c. Darlington. and r. g. Behrend
Assignments for to-day;
United States ts. William Mason
United States vs.. john Butler.
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Probate Court.

JUSTICE GOULD.
Estate Of Jossrh r. ouintsr: viii admitted to
1gobate snd letters teStanentary granted 70 Clara
The Washington herald., 1907-10-15
ANNA Karenina" Opens at
the BelascO.
BARON ROSEN IN AUDIENCE

''The VtFginianr Pat On at the Co
lumbin-"The Lion and the Mouse"
by Klein, Returns to the National
This Week-POIite Vaudeville at
Chase's-Other Amusement Places.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-15

dramatists have left OF Mr.. Wister's
heroine, which speaks volumes for her
ability, as Moliie suffers incredibly IN
transition from book to footlights. The
man characters seem to have taken all
the time and attention.
The staging is executed with consider
able adherence to the localities presented.
and are accordingly very attractive.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-22
CHANGES ON SOUTHERN .
Reduction In Train Service viii Prob
abIi Be Made

Washington, Dec. 2l.-The detail,
Of the plan for a reduction in train
service by the Southern RaiiWty
company have not yet been announc.
ed, and probably will not be for wech
or ten days as yet.
BEGINNING January ; a number OF
trains throughout the system will be
discontinued, and number Of sched.
ules will be consolidated Just what
proportion or percentage Of the trains
Will be taken of has not yet been
determined Various plans are being
considered by the traffic officials OF
the Southern railway system.
The object is to interfere as little
as possible with the prompt transpor-
tation Of mail and regular passenger
and freight traffic. One reason Civ.
en- for the reduction in service is that
passenger tra"el has fallen of very
seriously despite the reduction In paa-
senger rates. The officials OF the
road poilt to the fact that large bus.
mess firms are calling In their tray
cling men and reducing their forces
OF solicitors and salesmen. This has
cut down railway revenues very ma.
terally. 1t seems that travelling
statesmen have been taken N the road
two or three weeks earlier this year
than formerly.
The railroads themselves are reduC.
ing their forces in the operating aud
clerical departments.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-22
25 KILLED, leo HURT.
Explosion in mi.itary Magazine at
Palermo, Sici'v.

Palermo, sicily. Dec. GA t.r.!fc
explosion occurred THURSDAY Cy.u a~
in tie military powder magazine,
where a large quaint! Of dynamite
was stored. aad was followed Dy q
number OF loser eXposi1Gs, the UuO.r
town being badly shaken, and TIE
people thrown INFO a panic. Amos.
Immediately flames shot nigh in the
air and spread to the ruins Of houses
that had fallen, adding greatly to lAe
peoples terror.
It Is estimated that about - persons
were Killed and a hundred others in.
julCI. Troops were ordered out 20
aid The Gramcn in clearing away the
wreck and succorng the wounded.
Severe houses that stood above the
magazine partially collapsed and their
destruction was completed by the fire
one Of these was an cmigraut. loig.
ing house a.l number Of emigrauts
We're Killed
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-22
BUZZARD FLEW IN CAB.
Railroad Engineer Has Rather I'm.
usual Experience,


Valdosta, Ga, Dec. 2l-Wednesday
night while his train on the Georgia
Southern and Florida railroad was
rushing along at a rapid rate on its
way to Paatka, Engineer McNabb had
a remarkable experience.
He was passing through one Of thc
sNnmps between this place and Ia.
latka when a bu22ard flew into his
CAB and hit him sQuarely in the face.
The bulla1, badly frightened, show.
"a IL ", and c,awel and bit the en-
gIuocr's face frantcaly Engineer
McNahb hHally managed to get the
buz2Urd ont ~ the window.
srv3ently the buz2ard had started to
fly across the track or Swoopcd down
too clJsc to the hig machine and was
drawn into the cab Ivy tho air current
produced by thu ;apid moycmen Of tho
the train The cnglnccr vas not In.
jUrCd, but the experience rather IN.
nervod him for sAor, time.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-22
JESSE BURKE ALIVE.
late Mystery Concerning Young Wo.
man Cleared Up.

New York, Dec. 2l.--All about as
" the identity OF the young Woman
buried nj Rochester last October as
Jessie NJ. Burke. seems to be cleared
up by the receipt oy Yer mother OF 4
letter from Jessie, who is in New Or.
leans
Before she died the young woman
buried at Rochester said her name was
Ella May Burke, known on the stage
as MiEnon Worth.
Mrs, Burke, however. identified the
body as that Of her daughter, Jessie.
who had run away from home several
years ago to 10 on the stage 80
complete was the Identification that
Ne Metropolitan Life insurance com.
pany paid a small policy on the girls
life
Ella May Burke. the dead gir' is
said ,o have come from Ch.caG1. She
ana Jessie Burke we're no relation.
Yet so much alike did they look and 81
near alike were several birlhmarhs
they each bore. 'aa, even the mothers
ewes Wur" yclveI
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-22
SECRETARY OF AR TAFT.

said he was not prepared to talk on
any public questions.
II have been away from the United
States 100 days, and so do not feel
competent to discuss matters Of Amer
ican public interest at this time. Alb
sence from home has prevented me
from keeping abreast OF current
events. While the work in the war
department has, Of course, moved
along In the usual way during my ab.
sencc, there are many matters Of large
Importance which require my personal
attention. So | expect to have my
nose close 10 the gtudstone for some
time TO come.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-22
Alahara suprsme Count

Montgomery, Ala DeC u The
supreme cou,, has h,,a ma, tac Rl-
mingham police Comui ,sjou nl,, IS uu
constitutional Also that Che putting
OF he name ~ = firm or man on tho
unfair list" OF labor examination
Is NO, libclouS, though he ma, a, a
result secure specified dauaScs ~
poNr1 from the persons 80 usuug
him The ruling h. thar AS he man
u.' 81, ct right b. "squ0ri0E' Aiw.
>,'' Wl,A the union the Classification
nn.hnr more than an idiom OF tAe
N.A,-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-22
WOMAN MURDERED.
Was Found Lying In the Woods E3-
ribly MutiIated.

Hammond. Ia, Dc. 2l.-'l..
mu'iia.cl, the left side ot 3D..
entirely gone, and her Aoty r..
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mon IN the parish, va, foH0l
N what is known as Ilan0. So.
road abou. Two miles We, %, ,.
Thursday.
The murder was comm.,'ri 49,.
shotgun, loaded with a mix.
bird acl buclstot. evidently .
Tm" OF" standing ahcI, ,"a
from hey
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N.. whom Ms. Nelson hat
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..' S.o-.c Hail. Of ATitc Is
JED. aaa a capture Is cNlu,.e-.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-22
PosToFFIcE SAFE BLOWN.
Professional "Vegsmen" Make Haul at
Newman, Ga.


Newman. Ga. Dec. c1.-A gang ot
satoblowcrs got In their work here
Wednesday, night when they entered
the poe ONCE. blow open the safe and
rilcd It's contents OF $500 in money
Tho robbery was committed some
time after midnight. Entrance was
eh'clcd through tho rear door OF the
building The safe was badly shat.
tered, the massive door being torn
from i's hinges and fragments hurled
throueh tNr glass partition separating
the oTtce from the lobby.
Tho police have arrested two stran.
gers ON suspicion. but beyond this
there Is nc Glow The work Was eyi.
IDENTITY tina. o( professional "Ncggmcu"
Who have been operating through the
state during ,hc past few mon'as.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-22
Ninth vLraIris plstrIe, Dry

hoa0o.c. Va. Dec. 2l.-''''.
'as. ..H only p0.G, IA 'hc MINT. ..
E.os...~1. district ~ Virc-.s '-' -
Which. - ..,8'y soil. vote. b.
-o.'.. 'v o ,oca, option e."c'a1
majority W. .eo votes Wuaf.
'.a. ne streets and p.aat"'
voters 20 cas-. ;h.l. ballots -
"-. 'Icke'. There j. tax %
r,e.ya being declared nu, aaf
"c sre71Ht ~ the statue 0''.
tna. ro .ccal or TON a.e-'.-r sfs.
he'd Nts.n tNr.y Gays o. sng
lesu.l. esc,iCn.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-22
John Sharp Williams and F.r.
DeArmand Clash.
WILLIAMS HIT FIRST BLOW
Minority Leader and Represe~s..,
from Missouri Fall Out and v,.....
Fight Follows after The f-.5 v
the Lie.


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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-22
FIRE AT JACKSONVILLE.

JacNs'r'''c Fla Dec, Il -Tae
''nr>'N'} bg,h building occupied by
Iae Vehicle and Harness company ~
iai> place Va, burned Fyiday The
loss is estimate! az S.s, 900.
For a tine q hotel adjoining Che
harness coc.snN.s building Was ta,V..
ened. b.. the lie MS cOnnr,t ,o ~,
building W.rre g. started