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New-York tribune., 1907-08-31

-..obir- follows on the wrist to find Free
Mason who would stand surety for US
Once on Staten Island ferryboat. MahSiie
was sitting near to boy who wore cap win
three feathers in it, Soon the child carelessy tooA
off bts can and in swinging it. knocked the 1ea'h-
ers out The actor Immediately picked them up
and gave them back TO the lad. saying very hins
when you are little older. my boy you VIII
ba moro careful of the feathers in your cap.
The feathers in his cap were IN some peru "'
that time for he had leased Harrigans S 1heatre'
in New York (Which he renovated named 'ile o'di
rick and managed), and his task was haio 'i-
Actors seldom or entertain correct views u
each other-as actors
The views that Mansfield and irving enter
,f ZACH other's acting would not have been found
harmonious. They were friendly, however anu
Mansfield was present at the last supper that Irvine
gave in America, and heard his last speech aS
did, the night before he sailed from our sHoie'
March 26 1900 to return
1t was Irving who opened the way for Mansneio
in London, in 1885, when he appeared. at 'ho
I.yceum, in DIR. Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde. nap
pened TO be in England at the time, ana lrNhs ''i
7 were travelling together in the Lake country
when Man<eeId arrived. and Joined us at Patter-
dale; and 1 remember sat up most OF the SUM-
mer night discuss his prospects derrhaL
American actor named Bandmann had come 10
London with another version of DIR. Jekyll ana
Mr. Hyde" and was intent to take the held III du-
vance of Mansfield another theatre, and thus
dissipate the novelty of Mansfelds intended pro-
duction. This fact came to the knowledge VI
Irving and thereupon, he hired that other theatre
for a period of several weeks for purpose OF re-
hearsaI and so foiled the skipping Bandnlann
who did emerge until after Mansfield had ap-
peared and gained his success, and whose uiti-
mate emergence attracted attention.
OF the bounteous acceptance subsequently ac-
corded to Mansfield in London, when he acted
Richard ILL., and of his later advancement, over
MANY obstacles and through time OF unprece-
dented competition much might be said 1t Is no
slight victory have gained, by merit, the leader
ship OF the American stage. The epoch Is one oi
materialsm and pagan luxury. Triumph In the
doing of great artistic deeds-the dramatic illus
ration of great subjects the helpful exposition OF
the splendid possibilities of human Development
the ministry of beauty-is not as easy now as II
was fifty years ago. The genius and intellect that
conouer now must be-like those of Richard Mans
1eId-fortifed by indomitabe will. by adanant1i a
endurance. by unyieldng power. by tireless indus
trv and by resstless charm
New-York tribune., 1907-08-31
BARoN AGAIN BREATHING FRESH AIR.
Has Only Civil Action Filed by Mrs Rus
sell TO Answer Now.

Baron Christian Won Motz' VINO was "'tr
charged with grand larceny by Mrs Marcus pel-
nfson Russell living at the Fairmount Apart
uents Amsterdam avenue and lltth street WAS
arratsned before Magistrate Corrigan in the Har-
lon, Police court yesterday. and after the testl-
rnonv of Mrs Russell and Frank Mullin OF No
51g West 18th street the magistrate dlschafsed
the prisoner.
AS the baron was about to leave the court ne
yras served with g summons in civil suit brought
~. Mrs Russell to recover $3.50. which she says
sin, loaned him According TO Mrs Russell whose
husband WAS killed in the Spanish American war
the baron has been generous with her money Sie
moi him in a box at Belasco Theatre ana after
she became enGaCed him on June his fondnesS
for dinners and his love for well made cIotheS
were equalled only by her Hberality in furnishing
him with the funds for his eXtravaSanceS- ms
aip,ar 10 the officers OF the warship Alabama and
some of their women friends cost him $93 or her
money To keep up his end Of this entertainments
sba gave him her $500 diamond pin TO pawn
Tine baron. after his discharge. made the state
rnent for the benefit of his creditors that MS
brothcr-in-law, Baron Ludwltz, Is coming mere
from Germany TO settle his debts for him
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and resistless purpose.

rbalnoinr ambition and resstless purpose no
climbed rapidIy Successive steps were MS own ht-
tia comedy Monsieur his dual creation IN Dr-
JekvU and Mr. Hyde and his production Oh f'ich-
ard III at the London Globe. following our tenancy
30 1rv,,,e Tvce,n1 Beau Brummef gave nm
great impetus He met failures firmly. and the
non-success of Nero Ten Thousand Year Don
Imam and King of Peru only nerved him 10 later
achievements which made him Americas repre-
sentative actor.
Mansfield nervous, eXcltaDIe lhah Vi iaP
idlv alternating moods. given to fits of morbdity
and suspicion His early death was foreSohe con-
cIuson splendid athlete. he did not conserve MS
vital forces He was a disciplinarian TO the point
Of being martinez. his aim was always artisuc-
Unfortunately he given to viewing MS iehoWS
from a wrong angle and he was supJecI Io liic
delusion that mankind was arrayed against hiii-
Excessively nervous. given to the exagseration VI
small annovances much of this due TO heredlty'
his courage was superb and his sense OF justice
acute
could take mixed company of men, representa-
tives in the arts and public life. and entertain 'ie
at table with such infinite courtesy. grace and
tact Mansfield was surely no sycophant put ne
was attracted to men of high mentality. as they
were drawn to him. His friends were of the pest
such men as William Winter. Colonel F. A BUCK
General Horace Porter and Elihu Root, ana ne
held them.
His domestic life, which I saw develop from
his courtship was bameIess and serene Mans
field poet painter. playwright ana plaSei' di4N
excelIed in every line of endeavor
New-York tribune., 1907-08-31
SORROW IN LONDON.
Mr. Mansfield Spoken OF as Amer
ica's Foremost Actor.

London, Aug. 31--The death of Richard Mans
field is almost the sole topic in the theatrical
world of London. Prominent actors and man
ayers unite in paying tributes to his genius.
which they declare has not been equalled since
Rooth and Irving were in the heyday of their
careers.
All the papers follow the announcement of
his death with long and appreciative sketches
of his struggles and triumphs I'm both England
and America. He is invariably described as
"Amarica's foremost actor" and for his skin as
a producer and stage manager he is called the
"BeerbOhm Tree of America" The sad ter
mination Of his brilliant stage life is deeply
deplored.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-31
New Yorr Chappaqua. wes,ches,sr County.
CHlppk0UA MOUNTAIN INSTITUTE s. s.

for boys and girls gna1r % ,inina stusIo ssd
Art Courses 81 miles from New York 40 acres 20 80
feet $3.50 $355 Separate rescenss
and Home Mother for young children. Catslosue D"
application 37th year opens Sept. e3rd
New-York tribune., 1907-08-31
Starkey Seminary

On Seneca Lake Watkins Opens Sept j. tpatu>
,cs .ctoni Tor both colleges
music. ccns@
nnerce SUMMERREII- Pres. LAkemont. ". Y
New-York tribune., 1907-08-31
De LanCeV School for Girls

SOL West ssth St. Cor. West End Ave.
2Sth hegi Tuesday. Oct ist Individual II.
observation-disclosures colleges Classes for small
boy class Year Book Application
GARDNER SCHOOL. 60I Fifth Aveuue
CHARLES HUNTINGDON. GARDNER. Frtncipsi-
Eltinge. ) Associate Principals
Miss Elizabeth Masland. Z
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COLLEGE PREPARATORY. 42I West 14Sth So
Kindergarten Primary q Grammar. Isl Convent Az
18TH YEAR begins sept Soth Caraiog-
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LIST OF MANsFIELD's CHARACTERS

The Misanthrope-
The Scarlet Letter"
Monsieur"
"Pinafore" (Op)
"A Partisan Romance"
Julius Cesar.
Beau Brummell."
Arms and the Man.
In Spite OF All
La Vie PRrisienne-"
"Beaucaire."
Victor Durapd."
1.-The First violin
"Cyrano ds Bergerac."
Alpine Roses.
The Devils Disciple"
"Dr. Jekyll and Mr- Hyde "
Don Carlos"
Don Juan"
SThe King OF Peru"
Les Mantesux Noirs."
King Henry v"
Master and Man"
In Spite OF All"
Ivan the Terrible"
/ ne SCI IceTrE- ACpJ
THE Mikado." OPP
"Iolanthe. OPP
"The Pirates Of PenZance.'
(Cp)
Broken Hearts"
Nero"
Napoleon Bonaparte."
Rip Van Wrinkle" (Op)
"Gasparuni.'
Prince Karl"
old Heidelberg"
Peer Gyrt'
King Richard III"
'Podiou. the Student"
The Merchant OF Venice
Castle Sombras.
Ten Thousand a Year.
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PRATT INSTITUTE

22O to 22s East 10th ST. 10 10 us Sc
Bkiy
KTNPERGARTEN and PREPARATIONS
GIRLS and BOYS Individual inStru
course includes LANGC AGES MUSIC.
TRAINING. Large Fairgrounds NC-
Fall term begins september 2Srd- 19o'
CATALOGUE SENT ON REG
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Alceste.
Arthur Dinmesdale.
Andre Jadot.
Admiral Porter.
Baron Chevrial.
BrVtus.
Beau BrummelL
Bluntschli-
Baron Kraft.
Baron Wiener Schnitzcl.
Reaucaire.
Baron de Marsao-
CouryoiS.er.
Cyrano de BerGerac.
Count Won Dornteld-
Dick Dudgeon.
DR.. Jekyil.
Mr.. Hyde
Don Carlos.
Don Juan.
Don Pedro XIV.
DromeZ.
Henry V.
Humphrey Logan.
Herr Craft.
Ivan.
J. wellington Wells
Koko.
Lord Chancellor.
Major General.
housta.
Nero
Napoleon
Nick Nedder-
NascCni
Prince Kari.
Prince Henry.
Peer Gynt.
Richard Ill
Rpdion.
Shylock.
STR John Somoras
rIttlebat Tftnouss.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-10
Heart of the Tree Is Cut into Small Blocks

This. is the method pursued by a prominent physician in his process of obtaining what Is known to druggists and doctors as Concentrated oil of pine After the heart of the tree has been sawed Into snail blocks. the vital juices afS extracted by hydraulic pres gure, and yield this wonderful curative oil of which a great deal has recently been written. It has proven most certain remedy for lumbago and uric rheumatism. It also makes Q splendid salve to be applied externally by mix ing 1t with lard and vaseline. But for the quick cure of coughs and colds 1t has no equal.
 For this purpose one-half ounce of the Concentrated oil of pine is mixed with two ounces of glycerine and halt pint of good whiskey. Must be we'll shaken and used in tablespoon doses every four hours.
 It should be borne in mind that the real Concentrated oil of pine comes put up In small half-ounce bottles. each enclosed In a round screwtop case and scaled This case .s intended to protect the contents from the at- mospheric changes. There are numer- ous preparations called oil of pine put up in wooden boxes also sold in bulk but owing to their impurities usually produce vomiting and kidney disor- ders The "concentrated oil of Pine" Is found in the prescription depart ment of every druggist.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-10
MARINE NEWS.

New Orleans. La.. Feb. 9-Cleared. Steamers: City of Mexico (Nor.), Ol- sen. Vera Cruz via Tampico; Ometepe (ic.). Totemea, Bluefields; Hiram (Nor.), Johannesen, Puerto Cortez; Im- perial (Br. ). Davis. Rottemdam via Norfolk; Esparta (Br ]; Rose Fort h mon; Phidias fBr. ). Allen, New York; Fl Valle Patten. New York; Limon (Br), Porter Bocas del Toro; Karen tNor j., Pedersen, Colon. Pretoria (Br), Corney Bremen and Rotterdam; Jos. Vacarro (Br. ). Simpson Ceiba; Dega- ma (Br ), Keene. Havre, Aarhuus and Veile: Nor. (Nor.). RavnA Tampico via Port Arthur and Galveston; Ship Sacheen Ger ). Schneider, Lisbon.
 Port Eads. Feb. 9.-Arrived: Steam CTS: Himera (Br.), Pye Rio de Ja- neiro; Norheim (No.r). Tonnessen, Gal weston: Joseph W. Fordney. Laverge, Galveston; Candidate GET. Booth. Liverpool and sailed for Galveston.
 SaiIed-Steamers: Marthara (Br. ), Horslev Glasgow; Brooklyn, Swift, Portland. Maine Manchester Mariner (Br.) Linton, Manchester.
 Galveston. Texas Feb. .-Arrived-- Steamers: San Jacinto. Evans, New York; Anselma de Larrinaga (Br.Ds Stevens Manchester.
 Cleared-Steamers Burnholm (Br ). Breckon. Havre; Lugato CBr. }, Knight, Rotterdam: San Marcos, Davidson. New York; Mineola CBr.l Scott. Ant werp and Havre: Ikbal (Rr ]. Robert son. Liverpool: Fl Paso Knowles. New
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-10
cIrY cAMpAreN cLosEs.
Demopolis Citizenn wfiI Vote for M,
 rfwaa nffs~a~. nsa~a

Demopoits Cffizenn VIII Vote for Muui-
 cfuai Officers Monday.
 fDemopoiis, Feb. 9.--fSpeciaI. )--The present municipal campagn. which has been the longest and hardest fought. Is drawing to a close.
 The primary election Is to be held Monday. and the friends of each candi- date for Mayor and City Attorney are putting in some earnest work. During the past few days some of the candi- dates for Councilmen have been doing some earnest canvassine for votes.
 The official ballot Is now in the hands of the printer. and will contain the following names:
 For Mayor--Norman c. winn. John B. Meriwether.
 For Councilmen--Richard F. Allen. Jr., Louis B. Braswell, Tobe Ely, Louis Folda, Lewis Mayer, Richard Mc9rath, p. B. McCarty, W. S. Prout, W. M. Tucker. J. B. Wilson. S. q. woolf. W, H. We1ch.
 For City IAttorney-Capt B. c. Will son. Col. Benj. F. Fillmore.
 For City Marshal--H. A. Monnier
 For City Tax Collector and Assessor --Leonard Corniah
 For City Demo&ratie Executive Com mittee--J. s. Brasfield. Walter Grif- filth. W, P. Michael. Jr., H. B. Pake, J. c. Webb, ST
 L. A. George has purchased a val- uabie piece of business property on Washington Street. It Is the store now occupied by Zaiser & Co. Just as soon as possible, Mir. George will make extensive Improvements on the build ing and move into 1t. He will have a stone front put in, raise the ceiling to sixteen feet, enlarge the af tha rear and CauarnIlv ra- pair and beautify the building.
 The street committee, during the recent rains, had the streets scrapes and the "slush' removed, thus provid- Ing a hard, smooth surface. even im- mediately after a hard rain.
 The Sunbeam Society of the Baptist is arranging for an entertain ment to be given at the City Hall on the night of St. Valentines.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-10
ocToeENARIAN DEAR.
Aged and Respected Citizen of Green-

ARe0 ana Etespecteu CltANem OK breem~
 vflEe Passes Away.
 GreenvilIe Feb. 9.-(Special)-H D. Featherstone, aged S4 years. died this morning He was a native of Tennes- see, but came to Greenville after the death of his wife. eight years ago. and had since resided with his son and daughter-in-la Mir. and Mrs. Mac Featherstone.
 He was a devoted member of the Methodist Church and was a constant attendant at services until he grew too feeble. He leaves two sons. one of whom lives in Nashville. The funeral will take place tomorrow at II o'clock
 Mrs Lucinda Perry, aged S5 years, died Friday afternoon at the home of her daughter, Mrs. s. J. Searcy, a few miles from here. and was buried yes- terday at St. Paul Church yard. Sue had been a consistent member of Da- mascus Baptist Church for many years.
 The Sunbeam Society gave a party last night at the residence of Mir. and Mrs. W. ,. Zealand. The double par Iors were filled with the friends of the young girls composing the soc1ety and the evening was pronounced by them all as very delightful and enjoyable. Games were devised for the amusement of the guests and delightful refresh ments were served.
 Miss Evelyn Reynolds is visiting her cousin. Miss Bessie Reynolds, at New orleans. and will remain until after the carnival.
 T. Frank Herlong will leave tonight for New Orleans to attend Mardi Gras festivities.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-10
LONELY NIGHT WATCH OF A DRUNKARp,s WIFE.

Have you one near and dear to you who is blighting his life, your life and the life of all who love him; one upon whom the drink demon has so slowly rrept that he does not realize that he Is its helpless victim, yet spends his time and money for whiskey or beer, is losing or has lost his opportunities, ts cross and abusive at times, selfish, ana unbearabie, sees his family suffer- ing through his neglect, says he can quit but never quits, swears on in the morning, but gets drunk before night losing his pride and manhood, drifting hopelessly from his church, his true friends, and seeking the so- ciety of drinking men, perhaps gam &lers and women who tolerate drink because 1t makes men liberal with their money; apparently indifferent to the suffering, misery, humiliation and poyerty caused others, tears and breaking hearts move him not, kind ness and the pleading of father, mo- ther, brother, sister, wife, children and all combined do notmove him oAe hair s breadth from the rum-strewn path to destruction.
 Perhaps you have realized that dur% Ing his sober years this was not his true nature; that he Is not normally Q brute, an ingrate, a demon; but that he was a good.y kind, lovingson, father, brother, husband. man among n,en. who had pride and self-respect, That whlskey is responsible for the present condition. that he is diseased. Perhaps you have put advertised rSrink cure" medicine in his coffee, orI ln his food and still he drinks. and rou have given up hope, you are de- spairing and can see no future for hiun but a drunkard's grave.
 N, r-fxs m ThnTn hnnG there
 DO ,t,6 not g,Ve TTERE gg " Is A " GRE TE The medicine you gave him secretly was tAsteless. A medicine that does not
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-10

produce a certain effect, and which Is administered without the patients consent CANNOT BE A GOOD CURE, conseuuently he is still diseased. just as much so as before you DECEIVED yourself, or before you DECEIVED him. when you thought you could cure him without his consent.
 We have a plan, based on the scien- tific treatment of Drunkenness, that saves the drinking man; 1t Is a sure nlan. 1t has saved over fifteen thou sand drug, whiskey and tobacco pa tients, it will cure any case, no mat ter how much he drinks. how ne drinks or how many failures he may have made on so-called "cures."
 As a result of the true merit of our plan the medical profession pronoun- ces 1t the only salvation for the drunk ard, It completely overcomes drunk enness, drug tobacco and cigarette addictions within the privacy Of the home. We have the indorsement or our leading citizens and thousands Of cured patients. Our sixty-four page book sent postpaid, under plain cover, to any address, contains many beau- tiful views of our extensive sanatori- um and grounds scores of testimon- ials and much other interesting mat ter.
 For those who cannot visit our san atorium, we specially prepare course of home treatment, which embodies all of the essential features of thorough course of sanatorium treatment and will cure any case.
 For full particulars as to how to re- lieve the fdrunkard. drug, cigarette or tobacco user though sanatorium or private treatment, at your home. ad- dress, in confidence. Chao B. James. or James Sanatorlum. Memphis Tenn Chas c. James. or James Sanitorium. No. 221 Missouri Trust Building. St. Louis, Mo.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-10

arrival of the chemical wneon enabled the blaze to be put out before t kain- ed any headway. The entire fire de- partment responded to the alarm and there was considerable excitement
 The paint bucket had metal bot. tom. When painter, who was 9t work on the second hoor. set the buclset down 1t came in contact with . positive and a negative wire. This caused the circuit to become complete and the paint ignited.s The damage was slight.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-10
Di.pstcher in Mobile.

The Louisville and Nashville Rail. road has decided to place train dis patcher's offfce in Mobile. This step was decided on after the position of assistant superintendent of the New Orleans division with headquarters in Mobile was inaugurated.
 dispatcher and an assistant will reach Mobile in two or three days and the order will then so into ef- feet
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-10
A smaII BIaxe ,

Contact of paint bucket and two wires on the second floor of the build ing occupied by the Birmingham Rail- way. Light and Power Company. at First Avenue and Twenty-first street at 245 o'clock this afternoon started a fire which burned out a switchboard and threatened the building. Prompt
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-10
DasIxetbaiIl Game

The New York basketball team. an aggregation that won the champion ship in New York last season. istour. ing the country and the Birmingham Athletic Club has secured next Tues- day, February 1a. for a game here. This will probably be the best game of the. season. The Athletic Club team has improved wonderfully in the last few weeks, an dexpects to give this star team from the East great
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-10
EvERGnEnN wooDMEN.
Order Elects 0nicers and Delegates ts
 Head Camp.

VE0eE 1ASEt& Vmc&EB 1m0 &StA@&9tGS "
 Head Camp.
 Evergreen. Feb. 9.--tspecial. l--At special meeting of the local camp Woodmen of the World. held Friday night, the following officers were elec- ted for the ensuing year:
 A H. Riley. Con Com; Nose Bald win. Adjutant Lieutenant; W. A. Burr nett. Banker; -L B. Chapman. Clerk; J. M. Nixon, Escort: F. Lundy. Waten- man: J. D. chapman. sentrss Belts ana Newton. Physicians: R. l. Riley. J. L'
 W. A. Bennett was elected as dele gate to head camp to be held in Bfrm- ingham on March i2. 1907. with |. D. Chapman an ultimate. ,
 Mrs. J. V. Knight is visiting Tn So- bile. Truck farmers of this section are making preparations for another pig crop. Radishes, tomatoes. cantaloupes' etc. will be largely planted.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-10
Coroner Inyestiwating.

Coroner Paris this afternoon began an official investigation into the acci- dent on the crossing on First Avenue and Twenty-seventh street last nignt when A string of Southern Railway cars ran into the trailer of an out roing East Lake electric car, killing -Four persons and injuring fourteen others.
 None of the injured men will die. Jay Gaverno was buried today and the other three dead will be buried Sunday. The officials of the Southern Railway are sustaining from making statements until the investigation by the coroner Is completed
 All the, newspapers today in Blrrn- inglla m a-condemn the several street car crossings in the cit wand espec- ial1y those on grade.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-10
Bumalon Organizing.

Hon. w. W. Gregg, past grand bison and grand organizer of Cincinati, O.. will arrive nthis city on Monday. February II. to institute Birmingham Herd of the Benevolent Order of Buff falos, on Tuesday, night following Institution will take place in the Ea- gles hall, No. 213 1-2 North Nineteenth street. Sixty-odd names of weeli- known citizens are now on the charter petition, and others are adding their names. All who have signed the pe- tition for the charter are requested to be on hand. An interesting program has been arranged.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-10
MIR. AUSTIN IN MOBILE.
President of Mallory Line Comes
 Mardf Grns.

Mardi Gras.
 Mobile. Feb. s.-(Speciai by Long Distance Telephone )--Calvin Austin, president of the Mallory Steamship Line reached Mobile this afternoon aboard the Mallory steamer "Dela- ware
 Mir. Austin brought a large party of personal friends and they will par ticipate in the Mard Gras festivities. He has recently visited the various ports at which the steamers of his company stpo.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-10
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