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The Washington times., 1907-10-27
MASTER GABRIEL HEADLINER
FOR POLITE VAUDEVILLE

Master Gabriel. the original Buster
Brown, wiz be the main attraction at
Chase's this week in another Buster
comedy, and the prankish little come
dian will Introduce a new canine com
rade, Spike, impersonated by George Ali,
the animal actor, who created the part
of Tige. ''Auntie's Visit is the name
Of the new Buster offering, and the
pTim and precise lady enters upon
troubious times when she comes within
range Of Buster and Spike Edwin
Stevens with Miss Marshall and their
company are expected to offer an arts
tic feature which includes scenes from
Dickens most popular books, and the
characters of Micawber, Uriah Heep.
David Copperfield. Dick Swiveller.
Grandfather Smallweed. Agnes. the Lit.
tie Warehouses. and others. are said
to be faithfully portrayed. Sabry DOT
The Washington times., 1907-10-27
HENRY WOODRUFF RETURNS
IN POPULAR COLLEGE PLAY

Beginning with a big college night
tomorrow evening. Henry woodruff
viii begin his last Washington en-
gagement at the Belasco in Brown Of
Harvard the college play which made
such a decided hit here last season.
The central feature OF the Brown
Of Harvant' plot is ara exciting boat
race between Fhe Harvard eight and a.
crew from an English university, the
contest taking place on the Charles
river. near Cambridge The first and
fourth acts show dormitory life at Har-
ward. the scene being Tom Browns
rooms I'm famous old Holwo-tby Hall,
Harvard. The second scene shows the
boys AT their sports and gIees in the
yard between Holworthy and
Stoughon. In the third act IS pictured
the bOathouse on the Charles River
on the day of the race.
Mr.. Woodruff is himself a graduate
of Harvard, and not only retains the
spirit and enthusiasm of his college
days. but ne has the appearance and
physique of the varsity athlete.
College songs sung by Mr.. Woodruff
and other members Of the company
possessing particularly fine voices. Is
one Of the pleasing features of the
play. OF course, there is love story.
ana a particularly engaging one at
that
The supporting cast includes Helena
Byrne, William Resell. Louis Haines
Franklin Jones, Frederick Forester
Daniel PenneH. Balm Moore Gordon
Frank Willard RoEerr
Compton, J. r. Rensselaer,. James Her
man, James Heating, Charles DurneH,
Albert Shower, Ethel Martin, Bernice
Wiley Golden, Frances Younge, Chinv
JinO, and Robert Stow Gill
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ATTRACTIVE COSTUMES WORN
IN CARMEN AT MAJESTIC

Gorgeous costumes ana effective stage
settings viii be a feature OF Carmen. o."
the Offering at the Majestic this week
Miss Purnell in the title role. Carmen.
should make a bewitching and fascl-
mating Spanish cigarette girl. FRANKLIN
Munnel is seen as Corporal Don Jose
Libengoa, who falls in love with Car
men. Harry Bewley, Helen Hyle. and
Fred Reese will appear between the
acts this week IN new specialties. Miss
Della Leon makes her initial appear
ance with the PurnelI players this week.
being cast for the part of Theresa
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! latter is already a member of her
mothers supporting company, and the
son. who is in the Royal navy. is also
said TO have stage aspirations.
Ellis Jeffreys Is now appearing with
great success in London In Mrs. NADIA
leine Lucette Ryley's new comedy, "The
Sugar Bowl" Miss JeffTeys will come
to America later 10 present the play
on this side.
Box parties from the German. Rus.
sian, and Chinese embassies will attend
the BelascO tomorrow evening, which
will be college night.
Although Charles FrOhman is stern
disciplinarian there is more kicking In
The Little Cherub" company. which
comes to the National November 4. than
ia any other theatrical organization,
and Mr.. Frohman encourages it. IN
deed the football kicking between the
verses Of the song hit, Il Should So
Love 10 Be a Boy" Is one Of the fea-
lures of Ivan CaryH and Owen Halls
musical comedy.
Bessie Clayton, who has been out Of
tie cast Of Hip, Hip, Hooray,' sew
eTal weeks because Of q spraincd ankle.
is again giving her dances with the
Weber show.
Mary Mannering is AGAIN playing
Glorious Betty" Frank Gilmore lis
the Jerome Bonaparte. but otherwise
nor supporting company remains the
same
Winona Winter. whose ventriIoquiaI
specially in The Little Cnerub" is
one OF the big hits OF that musical
comedy, is a daughter of Banks Win
ter the author Of white Wings" and
other celebrated songs.
titled Two Pins" the work of Frank
the English dramatist Mr.
StaytOn is also at work On another
play for Mr. SOthern's use.
Grace George viii give the first per
Torrance Of Jerome K. Jerome's play,
Sylvia Of the Letters" at Norfolk. Va,
November .. The author is superlntend-
'nE rehearsals Of the play.
Guy Standing and Theodore Roberts
VIII be Jointly featured ia THE Right
OF Way" which is to have its PREMIER
al Wallack's Theater, New York, Mo-
vember T.
Charles Klein author Of The Step
Sister" sailed Tor England last week.
The withdrawal of the play was not un-
expected IN Washington.
Efforts are being made TO bolster up
The Gay White Way" one of the new
musical offerings in New York. Traves-
ties on My Wife and The THIEF are
IN rehearsal and several new songs
nave been added
It is understood that Margaret Anelin
has abandoned her contemplated Aus
tralian tour and will remain as leading
woman with Henry Miller in The Great
Divide. This undoubtedly means that
Edith Wynne Mathison win not come
TO this country.
Mary Shaw has begun her season
which viii be marked by revivals of
Mrs Warren's Profession" and Ibsen's
Ghosts.
Ethel Levey, report says, will go a
Paris 10 study voice culture. with The
idea of appearing in opera. Miss Levez-
is a clever Coincidence. and her deter
to cultivate ner voice IS
haFpy one
The Washington times., 1907-10-27
Seribners show at Gayetv.

Sam A Scribner's big show VIII hold
the boards at the Gayety this week. A
com pany Of extraordinary merit has
been engaged to present a musical
farce IN two acts by Johnson, entitled
The North Pole" Interspersed into
the action of the play are several we'll
known vaudeville acts, among them
being Tom Robinson. Cotton and Oar
roe Curtin and Blossom, Rose De
We're. FaIardo and the ScTibnerscOpe
and others. The chorus will be elabor-
atelv costumed in Partisan creations.
The scenic and electrical effects are
said 10 be unusually lavish.
The Washington times., 1907-10-27
Special Concert at Majestic.

Scenes in baltimore during Old Home
week viii be shown in the life motion
pictures at ". D. FitZgeTald's vaudeville
concert at the Majestic tonight. The
municipal and military parades viii be
reproduced, showing Governor Warfield
Mayor MahOOm, and other prominent
officials. In addition TO these pictures
more than 1900 feet of the latest i'm
ported films will be shown, and several
excellent vaudeville acts win be offered.
The Washington times., 1907-10-27
Belasco sunday Concert Tonight.

The new apparatus used at the Belas-
co last Sunday night proved a revels-
ton in the local motion picture enter
tainment. SO realistic are the views
shown that they are aptly described
as pictures that talk" The special
series OF interesting travel views viii
be continued tonight with a trip taken
through Russia. many Of the scenes
being absolutely new 10 this country.
Besides these educational subjects VIII
be shown a wide range of pictures, in
cluding IaugaJer-pTOvOking comedy
scenes and several dramatic subjects
The Washington times., 1907-10-27
The BYRNE BROTHERS HERE
IN EIGHT BELLS" AT ACADEMY

Eight Bells" comes to the Academy
tomorrow night. often as this combina-
tion of farce. comedy, and general jol-
lily has been seen, each passing sea
son witnesses changes for the better in
its mirth-prOvOking scenes. The Byrne
brothers have lots of funny business in
addition to the old specialt;.s. Eight
Bells in its rejuvenated state Is one
OF the funniest works of its class. and
Is thoroughly enjoyable The play offers
In the course Of an evening 2 burlesQue.
a pantomiIne and a spectacular produc-
ton. all in one. The brothers Byrne
play the parts of students and servants
and have all manner OF escapades, each
succeeding the other I'm rapid order.
The Washington times., 1907-10-27
Sunday Concert at Gavetv.

At the Gayety the usual popular en-
tertainment Of illustrated songs. and ami
mated pictures VIII be given tonight
Special efforts are made to select the
widest possible range o. subjects an a.
tonight the views will Include ssI9is ~, -.
Hlgh Hat For Woman's sake :,
Inc Piker's Dream, IAN Ana en-
CHAMPION How Isaac Won tba 80, =,
dnd The Magical Press" Iuustra+sl
ballads viii be sung. ''9S
The Washington times., 1907-10-27
LECTURE ON GRAND CANYON
BY ELMEND0RF TOMORROW

Dwight l. Elmendorf's third lecture
in the series Of five he Is giving at the
New National viii take place tomor-
row afternoon at 4:30 clock The sub
Ject is The Grand Canyon Of the Colo
radQ, in which will be shown some Of
the most remarkable photographs ever
secured of this wonderland of the Colo
RADIO. The immense natural gorges are
reproduced in motion picture and col.
ored still pictures, all of them taken
by MI ElmendOTf last spring. The two
remaining lectures Of the series viii in
clude The Pacific Coast" and Vel
iowstone Park"
The Washington times., 1907-10-27
BENEATH THE SPOTLIGHT

g Suzanne Adams is the latest grand
opera prima donna 10 be added 10 the
vaudeville list. She will make her debut
3 IN Chicago November IS and will sing
selections from the operas with which
her name has been associated.
1.-The Quicksands," Wright Lorimer' S
new play, has been called in after a
short tour Nj LOrimeT's managers
say that the tour has been abandoned
only temporarily and that several mem
bers Of the company have been retained
under contract. Lorimer spent an enQr-
nous amount of money on the prOduc-
ton. The author of The Quicksands"
is also responsible for Bridge"
And What Happened Then is the
title of the new comic opera in which
De Wolf Hopper will appear. Hopper
viii play the Pied Piper Of Hamelin
and the libretto takes up the story Of
the Pied Piper where the legend leaves
of The new piece will not he pro-
duced until spring.
Trixie Friganza has left the cast Of
1.-THE Orchid" IN which Eddie Foy is
being featured. The immediate cause
of her Withdrawal from the company
was an automobile accident but SO
many differences had arisen between
Miss Friganza and Foy that # is under
stool her continued presence in the
company would have been impossible.
Mrs. Leslie Garter has added la
Tosca" and Camille" to her roper
toire. The former play is now IN re-
hesrsal in New York. IT. addition TO
these Mrs. Carter will also present
''Zaza" and On Barry" with a new
play by John Luther Long, scheduled
Tor production later in the season.
William II. Crane. apparently, has
another success in George AIDES play.
Father and the Boys" which is the
{ TRACTION at Powers Theater. Chicago
One of the prominent Chicago papers
thinks the play is better than The
College Widow"
David Belasco is to be the guest Of
honor at a dinner to be given by The
F'riars, "a club OF prominent theatrical
press representatives, at the Hote AS
tor November 5.
DORIS hedEe, whose excellent WORK III
The HypOCTItes" is well remembered.
has returned from London 10 begin re-
hearsals in the new play by William
Gillette, which Charles Frohman VIII
present early III December
A burIesque on "a Grand Army
Man, in which David WarheId has reg
istered another phenomenal hit, Is IN
preparation. and will be given as a part
Of Joe Weber's Hip Hip, HOorayt'
"The Secret Orchard" Charming Pol
locks new play. had its first perform
ance last Friday night ia Syracuse In
the cast were Vincent Serrano. Olive
May. and Adelaide Prince.
"The Lancers," in which LaWrance
D'Orsay and Cecilia Lotus have been
appearing, viii discontinue its tour in
order that Henry Miller, manager of the
outfit may put it through a series of
vigorous rehearsals. one Of the features
Of the play when IL resumes its tour
viii be a number of limitations by Miss
Lotus. A group Of eight show girls
viii also be added though for what pur-
pose, It has not yet been disclosed.
When Mrs. Patrick Campbell comes to
America next month she will oe accom-
panied by her son and daughter The
The Washington times., 1907-10-27
shepard,s Pictures at Academy.

In addition to the regular offering OF
moving pictures, Archie L. Shepard VIII
present at the Academy tonight Ches-
ter r. Spencer, who made many friends
among the patrons of the pictures last
season. He will sing and illustrate
Dreaming" school Days. and Keen
on Smiling. The moving pictures viii
include a vide variety Of the poDular
subjects
The Washington times., 1907-10-27

sell Is the prIma donna soprano, starred
In The Fortune Teller" The High
wayman." and other romantic operas.
Her contribution is regarded as a de-
lightful vocal effort. DOrsch and Rus
sell Will introduce a novelty entitled
The Musical RaIlroaders" MartInetti
and Sylvester are announced as 'Tha
boys with the chairs" Arthur White
law is the well-knOwn Celtic humorist.
and Billie Montgomery and Florence
Moore viii give a lively meiange.
The Washington times., 1907-10-27

the Beach and isle Of Mauit." are -
an entertaining character.
The clio of speciality acts includes
Murphy and MaEOe. comedians. Frey
and Allen, travesty stars Sommers and
StoTke, comedy musical sketch; GrueJt
and Gruett. Perrin Sommers and Marie
Gruett, in a cOngiOmeratiou of non
sense. and Ruth Everett, as the Sic
ChaniCal Doll
.rThe Girl In ScarIat., vii give dancas.
The Washington times., 1907-10-27
civilians, IdeaIsn At Lvceum-

The attraction at the New Lyceum
commencing tomorrow matinee will be
Williams Ideals an Offering of IN
usual strength among burIesque organ
iZatiOns
Twenty handsome snow girls have
been selected for their ability TO sing
and dance The comedians are said TO
be clever
The two new burlesques, a Day at
The Washington times., 1907-10-27

lis star with splendid cast, which in
Guides William Danforth. Harry Cres-
ton CLARKE. Gilbert Clayton, George
0'Dpnneli. Mace BOnviue. Harold Rus
sell. Julia Brewer. Louise Sylvester.
Norma KOpp. Moreno Williams. Vivian
Howard. A-ontaCuse MslhmCn. and a
chorus numbering fifty.
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Ethel Levey, report says, will go %
Paris 10 study voice culture. with The
idea Of appearing in opera. Miss I,ever
is clever Coincidence. and her defer
mination to cultivate ner voice is a
happy one
The Washington times., 1907-10-27

Mary Shaw has begun her season.
which will be marked by REVEALS of
Mrs Warren's Profession" and Ibsen's
Ghosts"
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CONTINUED on Eighth Page.)
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When Mrs Patrick Campbell comes to
America next month she will De accom-
panied by her son and daughter The
The Washington times., 1907-10-27

force with which that most melodra-
matte of melodramas Is executed.
1t would be unfair to criticise inter-
Pretations Of such ridiculous roles as
are given to Miss Enle Shannon and
Herbert Kelley
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-01-06
Fire Protection For
 the Bowman Addition

Mayor A. Wentworth and General Manager A. ii. Gardner, of the Hua- chuca Water Company, held a con- sults.ion this morning with the re- suit that the Bowman Addition will have fire protection by the first of February. A hose cart is already pro- vided for, and fife house will be erected shortly. The matter is closed with the exception of few minor de- tails which must be attended to by the residents living on lower Stafford street. When this line has been in stalled, that part of the city will have excellent service, with a minimum fire pressure of ls5 pounds to .he cqua.o inch. Fortunately that part Oi the city, which has so many beautiful residences, has not had any fires, but in the future they will feel safer when they have the excellent service that will be available with tine extension of the Huachuca water mains.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-01-06
The 6iIa River
 Is Angry Again

Where are you going, my pretty maidf Back to ths Normal, sis, she said. "The he'll you sre," said the man on
 the train,
 "Ths Gils bridge is gone again"
 On account of the Gils bridge again suecumbinE to the raging waters of the Gils, she Tombstone contingent of young ladies that wsrs to leave in the morning for Tempe will be compelled to rsmais hers several days yet. Late reports from Asriccps state that two bsnts of che bridge went out Satur- day, snd on yesterday three more. and the river is still rising. % that it is impossible ior the pile drivers to get te work e replace the missing bents sud the work cannot be done until Sss river gets considerable lower. The fssult ef the hesvy fall of rain in tho nsuntains and in the headwsters oI the Gils are just beginning to be felt as the point where the Maricopa and PhssAix railroad crosses the Gils, snc 1t is feared that today will see th' river much higher. It is very doubt ful if tnfic will bs opened on th' road for week or ten days st least.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-01-06
An Elegant Repast
 Served at Kreuder's S

Krsuder's Sunday dinners hsv> made the Tombstone Dinirs nooms famous, and r>r additional honors arc te bs showered upon the popular bonifscs who catsrs to the public's inner needs. Yesterday morning the Eskerman- -Tross bridal party wss servsa with . samptuous bseakfast which wss made . yeritabls gem of the oulinery art. The recipients were profuse in expressions of qualification, and the delighted groom added that if the public was familiar with the delights of Kreuder's wedding break lasts. marriages would become more nuuerous. Thus here is genuine tes- .:me.y .h:. should 4o much ;O en- coursgs hesitating couples to hurry on to the golden opportunity, while Kreudsrs threatens to become an inn portant auxilliary to the marriage liesnss department of the probate court.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-01-06
Citizen of EI Paso
 Sues w. C. Greene

J. P. Dieter, a prominent business man of Fl Paso. has entered suit against W. c. Greene of the CsSsnea Copper company. to recover $25, 900, which he alleges is due him as his share of the price paid by the Fl Paso Electric Railway company for the stree: railway franchise which Dieter had secured from the city.
 Dieter alleges in his complaint that after the construction of portions oi the railway under the franchise GreeLe sold the franchise for $40 900 and the plaintiff sues for damages. The suit recalls the sensational con. fiict between Greene and the Fl Pasc
 Electric Railway company, when Mir Greene undertook, in the early sum mer of 1905, to lay his track. whici led to clashes between employees of th'
 two companies, to quell which it wa
 necesssry to call out the militia.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-01-06
Another Killing
 Report at Portal

A telegram wss received at the sheritf's office this morning from Rodeo, New Mexico, stating that A D. Boswell had shot and killed & man named George Jewe at Portal last night and that the coroner's jury had exhon rated Boswell. Judging from that fact the supposition is that Boswell killed the deceased in self defense. Boswell runs 6 saloon at Portal and it will be remembered a short time since shot and killed a man named Reed, being subsequently, &C., quilted by jury here at the April term of the district court.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-01-06
CARD OF THANKS

We, the undersigned, father, sister and wife of Albert w. Riley, deceased desire to tender grateful acknowledge ment to the public for kindnesses ren- dered and words of comfort spoken during the early hours of our lament ed bereavement. Especially dewe de- sire to express our gratitude to the K. of P. and the I. %. F., who took charge of the remains and officiated at the burial.
 \. J. RILEY,
 MRS. A. ", RILEY,
 MRs. EVA BONNER.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-01-06
Of for Normal
 School at Tempe

The Tombstone contingent to the Normal school ct Tempe left last evening. A telegram was received to the effect that transfers were being made across the Gila. river, between Phoenix and Maricopa, and the de- cided to take chances. AmoLg those who left last evening were the NJ sses Sadie Cowan. Arizona Miano, Laura McG Il, Jessie Hill. Josephine Nc Pherson, Josie Critch!ey. Elizabeth Axtell and Gladys Larson.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-01-06

A meeting of the stockholders of the First National Bank of Tombstone will be held at the banking house on Tuesday, January sth. 1907, at p m for the annual election of directors.
 T R. BRANDT,
 Cashier Tombstone, December ,, 1906. d-3
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-01-06
Local Weather Report
 For Past Year

At the Huachuca mountain reservoir, Voluntary Weather Observ- q Al. Hsagland gives the following rspert.-
 The year just ended shows that during the past twelve months the total precipitation vas 24.22 inches; clear days during the sams period, s13; partly cloud y, 46; and cloudy. 9e. The prevailing direction of the wi>A, NE esd sW.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-01-06
Cochise County
 School Apportionment

Superintendent of Schools Rock fellow has made the following appor- tionment to the various school dis trictricts in the county of the money spportioned to the school fund by County Treasurer J. N, Gaines. The amounts spportioned will start the schools of the new year with s good fund, with other amounts to follow during the next few months:
 Whole amount to be sp.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-01-06
RELIABLE ASSAYS

Geld D Gents Gold and Silver $1 .O0 Lead 75 cents Gold, Silver, Coppers s1 50
 Samples by mail receive prompt attention. Placer Gold, Retorts and Rich Ores Bought. Send for Free Mailing Envelopes and Price List OGDEN ASSAY Co.,, 1856 Court Place Denver, Colo.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-01-06
STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF TOLEDO, { q
 IucAs COuNIY

STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF TOLEDO, s
 LUCAS CoUyTY.
 Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney & Co.. doing business in the City of Toledo. county and state sfore- said, and that said firm will pay the sum of one hundred dollars for each and every case of catsrrh that cannot be cured by the use of Halls Catsrrh Cure. FRANK J. CHENEY.
 Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence. this 9th day of De. cember, A, D. 1856.
 [Seal] A. W. GLEASON, Notary Public. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken in- ternslly, and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system Send for testimonials free. F. J. CHENEY & Co.,, Toledo, Ohio. Sold by all druggists, 76c.
 Take Hsll's Family Pills for consti p4floO. --lG
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-01-06
Chinaman Weeds
 American Girl

An Fl Paso dispatch says; Mark Goeytt, wealthy Chinese restaurant keeper, who has accumulated a large fortune during his long residence here, will be married today to Miss Ruth Leroy, who has Tor some time been his cashier,
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-01-06
Don't Accent a Substitute !

When you ask for Cascarets be sure you get the genuine Cascarets Candy Ca'hartici Don't accept fraudulent substitutes, limitations or counterfeitsl Genuine tablets stamp ed C. C. C. Never sold in bulk All druggists, Iec.