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Watson's weekly Jeffersonian., 1907-05-30
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Watson's weekly Jeffersonian., 1907-05-30
GEN. WOODS HIGH PLACE.
(The Washington Herald.)

VI hC w
When Lieutenant-G General Arthur
Macarthur, who already has been vir-
tually placed on the inactive list, shall
be retired by the operation Of law with
in the next eighteen months, Major
General Leonard Wood will be the
ranking officer Of the army for six
teen years, barring accidents. He is
now the senior major-general, and will
not reach the age of retirement until
1924. The rise Of nobody connected
with the army in modern times has
been as rapid as that of General Wood.
Nine years ago he was an assistant
surgeon, with the rank of captain.
Next to him in rank is Major-General
Weston, who not long ago was trans
ferred from the staff in Washington,
where he was chief Of the commissary
department, to command in the line
in the Philippines. Then come Major
Generals Grant and Greedy.
Watson's weekly Jeffersonian., 1907-05-30
How blind the masses of Our people are!

How blind the masses of Our people are!
In manufacturing, here are nearly six mil
lion laborers There are half a million
capitalists. The Government specially Pro-
tects the manufacturing industry, and does
it, ostensibly, for the laborers. Yet the wages
paid are considerably less than $500 per year
to each workman, while the patriotic capital
pehses.
Yet the half million capitalists engaged in
manufacturing chip in to raise a big fund with
which to beat down the wages Of their six mil
lion Workmen
Yet he Labor Union people seem to be
good Stand-patters
Watson's weekly Jeffersonian., 1907-05-30
PAGE TWELVE.
EDITORIAL NOTES.
CONTINUED from page 81

business is merely habit with me. I am so
accustomed to the habit that I could hardly
live if relinquished it; but there's nothing
doing, nothing doing
So, you see, the phrase had its pathetic fit
ness half century ago, and is not slang at
all.
The Manufacturers Association has been in
session.
The manufacturers who compose the Asso-
citation are the patriotic capitalists who de-
mand that the Government, by Tariff laws,
shall Protect them from European competi-
ton.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-08

While teaching schoo. ls devoted TIE
nlshts % reading iaw ussd 90 sss
him saluniag Afternoons passlHg back
apd fufih 81 ~ ssy @ tie iss onice ot
i.Af & Werner fo sham he fsclHei
hss law leesas | Nas aears inter.
esisJ Ia tie llzsksil ehuarea t=sca -
q TIE hlgh esfsem in whlch Charlsg {,
mother ~ks he'd hY FL Ger ueikhtoFs.
ant se ~ encouraged uiem and hsl asd
them ln efsfy fsspeci As FAR haes
Almezi - | fsaembsf tigs history u
cur onee celebrated Llgeay hud 4,
batting oeleif Ia oid IAsipsie. Ne used
t. have feeii4tipus ~ several q the
ssiloai ehilafcn u shieh Charley eas
aiwaFs ene untll De sent 20 i've on the
farm thlHE, almost - son a. BE sas
q AEe he ras admitted % practices law
sod opeusa : las onics tn ottas& ln
tts spring q alout ISL remember
the comment oa tie unusual fact that
tis tsgan practices sioes sithout any
ia aenee 20 secure him business sHcegt
his ensFy and detsru inailou. bat tie
Cd neishbon ard tarmen Of Llleuy
township stuck 20 him. and soon ~
kneu Cfarlsy ilasssll e. uue q tie
most satisfactory snd sueeesful lAa.
yeu 10 the county lie suultuued IN
the practice f0f uumbef n yezrs ln
this eountry ard nHailG became inter.
esled ia general contracting sufk
pflnclphy ou milfusd construction
and continued his residence in thls
county until something ike sla 81
sese0 yean Ago.
/ don't suppose THAT ans fl.odY afuund
here sueN hlm better ffum hls ehild
hood 10 90 the time BE moved g. tie
Indian Territory than dld and /
have always felt deep Interest And
pride In Shateeef he has doGs While
he ls > l'smocrat aud am a Repuhli
can. an just As proud As anyone
Old possibly be q hts success iu life.
There Is one thlng sure. chafisy Has.
xii las alwals goad for honest. mor
si goFefument and Is enc u tie masi
uneomppmlsing lighters eser sas
When be makes up hs mind that
aa,thluF ls fight sou can't hay 81
scare him out q hghtlng fof IL.
Whatever be has made out ~ himself
sluce ~ lsit his mothers huma And
vent % sotk oa Millsfs farm ap 70
present time, is due % TIE right start
his mother gave him and % Ms antlf
.nR ensfef ard courage aud % thn 4
nf CiAfisy liassell iu Tire futuFs 81
Governor ~ Oklahoma. wtii make me-
fes lHsi Is pfOud as though he uefe
mf usn B y aud kBoe tiIaf that IS
ts sane waf All fhe uid seII leHs
around ielpsie and l.iberfg township
sill feel aiseHi e
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-08
THE NEWEST FAD IN
WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENTS

VIA prna ises g heeome s nss fad
Ia aafriaEe announcements sks
started SUNDAY ln kansas Clty by Ben.
hmin 7 huavtH sha put uat posiAl
cards annouscIog tis Seeding % Mis-
Lizzie Neslaus and feaune the pto.
tns apIs of each Tie pici8fes ere
atoul he sac q pastags STAMPS a0d
an placed e fts foq Z uIecsrd he
les Is ths auuaanr meni and TIE na
tiec that theY are af home o. Their
friends g i9zt Woodland afeuae Tbe
rrxers side q tss card hasa el# .
dancing merits 4Htef wedding lt.3
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-08
OLD MEX|CO'S WAY
Each Has Part Of a Bfakman's
Body That was Cut IN Half
By Freight Train.

~ Paso, Ter. Aag. one haii Of
q mans body held by the authorities
Of one state and ths other halt held
bF another state and each state re-
fssing to give up the haIi Il holds, ls
. situation now ealsting 10 Mexico.
which serves 10 magnify some q the
ineongfuitisa ~ the laws o. that
country.
Nlguei Mastsasz, Mexican Cen
tfal brakeman went 20 sleep under
uas o. Tie cars q ais train while Il
was ca : siding at Esplrltus santo,
lacaiecAs The train started up aot
Cut him sgaaroly ia two a. she belt.
Half THE ay rolled 10 the side ei the
lrec9 and se other hall hseome en.
tangled Ia ne brakeh~am and Nas
carried 70 saiina san Lals Foiosi
Tie authorities Ia each state took
possession q hail af the hodg ana each
refuses @ return TIE hali 81 has osef
to ths ether No e6lelal lnfeliea
tlon cau proceed Without a shole
cofpse
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-08
NEGRO JlNITOR RODS
BANK At SULPHUR. l. 7.

Kansas CITY August Charlie
Jones ths negIo laaiiof of the Bank
- salphee J r vas arrested here
on 3 eHarse % stealing al00 from
fts hsak Jones vas arrested while
spending The nonsy freely among the
neeroes - thu negro quarters of
TIE elff When Jones was arrested
he had fss0 e. 20 pas recovered
ffun his elfs TIE uomau vas prom.
ised her ahefty Il she vouId tell
whefc tie balance of the money was
hidden aud Sic promptly told Tie Of
acsn tfht ta 500 sas buried az her
old home - sulphur Tie tbars eAs
bottled and the money recovered.
pou lacklns tne bank AZ night the
cashier forgot q ioek up a package
containing ttGo0 aHdt' negod auilof
found i aud aitb his wife came Ia
Kansas CTS Immediately
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-08
IS KNOWN
Thomas D. nconves Name oi Nan
Killed IN 'hs Frisco Yards
Here Last Wednesday.

MUnda Aasas s
After remaining unidentified in ne
unaeuas ng foams of Lssn Rogers
from aty "Wednesday morning
y 80 fflseo bfaksman faaHd tile
dead tadFafa manlt4 tGe .ss1 yards
near tie eaal cituies aHtH saturday
morning shen tie remains wete eou.
signed "a 81 unmarried grave ln tfe
psapsf's section q ths eitf osHeteg
the mgsisfg sarfoundiug iis DECEASED
sas faf,if isArsd asay SATURDAY af
tsFooon shen Miss HALEY $50 lives
au fhe pat si1analau plscs, ntaf tosn
feeRnifed ph0gnph of tis dead
man taken - F8sief a. fhsI -
yoaas mau Who sotked for nate9 on
tie farm e. short uar rom H.
Nelafsgr sas the naue be gave tie
llatefs aud from further develop
msuis there can be no daaug as "a
that being bis real name AID tnat DTS
h0ms aas ln Nashville Tenn
A sset $40 as saturday scCary
sf dfsa ten a. lars ffam his employer
and If SAVING he sas eolue ia Taa
e. redeem a safch be had paensd
There and tlat he pould return Tues
gia{ night e. resume hls .atan 81 Tie
farm and ths Is apparently vtat Ia
aas .f{iug % da wheu ha mtt his
dealin
Will ihee facts as basis q eafk
90 uudetiAkeF Rogers ncamed h3
Efforts 90 lacate the uaieu uual
4oans nan relatives A letter ffam
Nclatssrs sister found among Dis
sneets az TIE Rahsg aoms gave 4
clue ts TIE address of bis father. and
20 hlm Nr Rogen ssnt 8 fc.egfam
10 20 The time Of gglue e. press hs
nAd received uo answer 60 ths tet
gram but aiil hopes q o. =
Yesterday letter beaflng a special
81 ssy stamp ard the pstmark %
rueo Tenn addressed "a TEN b
aafFsr sas received at tbo Ioeal pasi.
afles and tafnsd over to the under
taksf by Postmaster hotter after be
had fully satisfied himself that tie
lsitsf ess Intended fof the dead mau
Tie letter proved % b. ffom a
hrogbef of the deceased aud Is full of
b alhefly advice and touching appeals
T. tie sai iafine one a. return home
Tie brother appear bot uniy 60 be
sllllng but abs and ar 'ous % aid the
fouag mar To- Fe ching the home thar
&C. like many another boy had isfi
fuil - hopes that wefe never fesligsd
Fal'oNing are q fes extracts that
shUs the general tend of the mes
SAGE that came TOO late f0m, u
fou ail come home | wiil sena sou
money q come on not to sfay on. but
q ooMn uosE oS Father Is getting
fsfY fesble Is 70 years old and can't
i've lona Mother Is bfsazlne Also
and i wofuine herself % death about
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-08
SELECT LAND AUG. q
Commissioner Wright Issues Notice
Bearing On Cherokee Land
Allogmentn,

sieorge wriehi. commissioners to
the Flss civlilEsd Tribes has isaxd
tlle following ogarlAl notice fclRtite 20
the further sciseiion of Chsrukes
lands
On August "a. isgs, the lands which
hAYe bcen withheld from Aliot
ment Ia the Cherokee Natinn 90 &C
eount 81 tslelr hAsing been designated
for ghe AppfAissmepto % Improvements
tml0nWla9 s0 former claimants 60 ssts.
Rsslsilp b. lntsrmafriAgs under The
protisions o. tie Act q Congress of
March 2 lpcI, will - up~red fof s-
lection AZ the Chefoksc iabd o1ics q
tie comntsiouer a. Muskoges, T.
AttFntluu u prospective Appllcants
Tor aileiuent - invited toceftAin pro-
visions " the regulations u TIE a.
pattment relative - tiie allotment af
tlese lan,is Iiiese regulations among
otiet things require that tlle rifsssa
applying - select ans .And apon ~ilcn
improvements have teen appraised
ahAli make cath that the Improve
meBts 90 tiie bssf II hls knos ledge
AMI be.ief afe the pfupeFty q The
intsrmAFTiet whlte Who designated
them fuf appraisal titf also provide
that conisst nAf he Instituted against
the aliutes of ans of thssc lands - a
duly sofolisd citiFen ~ko wAs ia law
fai possession % the improvements 0n
TIE date 81 selection. ard 90 other
section u THESE regulations also pro-
viipa thAf uo tract aliaBl - divided
into parcels bat must ~ taksu ia is
entirety, bat i tie improvements ~
praised As the prepvrty u any inter.
maFfies claimant lle On tee of mote
separate aud distinct tracts VI land.
earh tract mAy te aied ~ sepAgaiely
TIE fallosiuE schssiusa slioNs tlie
outstanding admission tlcksis that
all - received during tie hrzi ten
days after The afies = opsn @ als Ga
s8ch lansa tInldsFn u such tg0kefs
should zprlg 81 tie land ones Il Nas.
kuges oulF ca ths datsa designated. an.
isas ans ticket rAnnof y reached. III
whieh event saehones slil te admitted
afss - tts following dAy
Wednesday August p. slto 80 TO-
eiustKu
TharsiaY Ausass =, - % -, 10.
elusive
Friasy, August q 81 e - IN.
elusive
SATURDAY August p. ssl % - n
cIussse.
MeBaay August = ~ te 80 ln.
elusive
Tussiay august =. 81 70 se IN.
elusive
"Wednesday, Angus, = 90 10 80
iEselusiNe
'faa,siAy. August >, 81 70 soo IN
elusive
FrldaY August y. sot g So ia
elusive
Other announcements Alii ~ made
thruugh TIE ~ espApsw and lhfnnKh
elfcalarz as 80 tie tickets ti.at all -
admitted after TIE As date mentien.
ed
0na. wBiauF.
lommialouef
Dated 81 Ma,kaseel iudan reFfi
tuFy THIS August ! ieu7
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-08

foa Aua erolhsJ Nh1 ! think sou
ought e. eame tomc ans rs e. cheer
lhen ln thsif I'D days II
son aant fiin moosI and cau came a.
eaes, ss'd area lelegfam to Caokvilie
Al sEi seHd foa ibs noasy g
eome
TIE letfsf shleh Is a .ensthg aue
contains maeb ia lnd eats thar tie
mAu hs'anesd q s good
family tiat eafm and sfmpathefle
3 arts teat iof HIm ard thaf opsn
arms and loving kindness awaited hls
isane CEN a
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-08
HANGING TO A TREE
A Texas Town Gives an Object Les
son In Lynching Negroes
Ordered 70 Leave Town.

Rungt TEXAS AUG. "A negro
named Tem Han, living a. Golliad
vas arrested doaday night charged
wigh an attempted assault upon Two.
y0ung uhlte eumeu.
/ Yesterday morning his body was
found haug.ng 10 3 tree Ia ffont q
tie jail Several negroes aho bad
Dnalcafed their disp|easafe sefe ofdef.
ed 81 .naEa town
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-08
HON. C. n. HASKELL
Achievements 81 / Former Putnam
County noy--First Governor Of
New state o. Oklahoma.

our old friend Chariis HASKELL haa
been nominated b. tbs democrats -
tllelf candidate iot Governor q the
proposed new state 0fOklAhnms com-
pflsing Indian Territory And okla'
llnma Territory with combined area
Of .o.oco square miles and about
milllon people Mr. IIastsli'a Old &c
quAinsAncem are exceedingly glad TO
hear of his achievements and success
TIE FIRES Press has rscentiF heard
mAnY snromiams upon Mf Iiasksil.
Dr John G. NcCluug. cue of tho
oldest ritiiens n Lslp@lc, pfartlclng
physician here for nearly forty Pears
and Tor yeafs one of tie lsasllnE Re
pablieans of InlmAn c9augy Aha has
had distinguished u1'slal reeognltiou
a. the hands of hls parts sesefaiilmcs
FMYe ! very interesting history iit
ether daY 81 NJ Ilastsll
Among ofhsf things ~ MeCluns
said II exppct ! have kuewn G \.
iiasssll probably lenssf tl.an anfuns
e.ss living here bat Il dout sound
ias nagafal 70 a. q y Haskell. we
aisafs called him Clagleg among 9aF
home folks AwaY taek Ia tht eAFli
ess Nllsn aas a foGng nan teaching
.elloei and & tilng ready 60 psefies
nsdlc ne. about shAf Is nos called
West Lsipsie. than 1,s only isipsie
a. tiss neN taau Nas jest starting and
wAs then 4 cA,osvd patel 81 forts krtss
~ The tAck sooas. TIE Haskell famiIY
eoml9ln u The father and mother
And nfe children. 81 rhum ChAtisy
aAs nsst % tie youngest sefs ous q
fhs psopscF families established Ia
this vicinity heiure The ar
GeorKs Haskell Ciarlsfs fatheF
was = ccopef ~ trade. But died la is-4
leaving TIE mother aith nfv fuuue
children aith ~ support stasps ,i.s
mathsf Ard Rusi lIAsssil. tie oldest
lat. slssn Aiaaf : denfu yes~ of sse
riAe mntler was one " tie meat euuf-
aesons somsa ! ever Hnea IL as
onlY hsf uni.ftnE eHsfEg and dslsfml
nation that enabled hrf u kevp her
children tosstfsF and give then Gn
opportunity fora eamman sghool sdu
ratluu but Ter constant sifert Ana
dezlFe wss devoted to the veIfafe q
her children and Ne Eept thea e.
gcti,es until ties he-Ame old enough
a. tslsye Ter % soms extent bY be
ginuius theiF owu support aDd - liiel
gFss sslil older = aid hsf 10 tie s1t
port q the famliI. fgmsmbsf uiat
a. = young man tnuk part In tie rou
duetiug of tlIs Presbyterian sundal
s.lsaol Ia ihs village An1 Tat 0hzflcl
aAs Ia ths aryi class cf whkh ] ~as
teacher Nhen be as ztoat Hius
ycar cd D. sent 10 wufk tot an &C
qh4lngznee o. mius b. The tame of
Alllcf. ou a farm some IS ~ ssFsn
miles ff0m t0eu. silefc he fafmsd autlI
be sss susi about teenty oue "a of
axe. Tle iHs tao Or three IsArs on
tie gRfm hs tad taught scllool In the
asdaf4 district AID oAkdais district
near isfe, als3 tie village scllool in his
native tosn tie original Ieiesic
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-08
TRACE or DROWNED FORT
SMITH BANKER IS FOUND

San FfaHeSscu Aeg TIE iifelnat
uf he lil fatsd Columbia vas plea u
up losisy a. laf Aoen naY. thirty
miles soait q fGalaeu Gate On tie
raft sere found 81 ear ard nndsfgaf
ments isearile the Initials g e + Z
Presumably L teiotAwa 70 George r
sprts, : bensef 81 Foff smiU ARK.
ntio aas amolg the dfuwnsd.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-08

Ma 4 s NtHer las gone o. Eldo
rad Springs q eIsit relatives She
ess ace0mpnid bf hsr daughter ass
Allies
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-11

VAUDEVILLE.

Will Greasy and Blanche Dayne, one of the best known pair of en- tertainers in vaudeville will head the bill at the Jacques this week in one of their most successful sketches, ''The Village Lawyer" This will be Mir Cressys last appearance in vaude- vile. for next season the pair will be starred under the direction of Henry Miller and the Shuberts. Mr Greasy has written no less than 10S sketches and this is said to be one of his best. The added feature will be the Sic Hassan Ben Ali troupe of Arabs. This great collection of oriental ac- robats were the sensation of the New York Hippodrome last season. Among the other features are Ameta the European fire dancer, Milton Weed, the champion dancer of the world Dillon Bros, parody singers, Leon Rogee, whistler and imitator Bob and Tip, and the electrograph Polls popular prices.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-11

certainly became a great actor and astonished America, but never met with the success he so richly de- served in this country. This reminds me of an incident. We were rehears- ing 'Pinafore,' and Mansfield could never, please or satisfy the stage manager, the late Richard Barker. After trying a scene through ever so many times poor Mansfield lost his nerve and said: Please, MT Barker, do leave me alone. I shall be all right, I have to act the part, not you Act! said Barker. Act! Great heavens, man, you'll never act as long as you live!' It was only last year while at luncheon in New York that both Mansfield and my self had a good laugh at the incl dent. ."--Auguste van Biene in Lon don Telegraph.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-11
THEATRICAL BOOKINGS.

Thursday. Nov. 1.-The Child Of the Regiment"
 Friday and Saturday. Nov. Is and 1s-The Great Wall Street Ms tery."
 Monday. Nov. 1s-LiIlian MOrti- mer in "BuncO, in Arizona"
 Tuesday, Nov. 1s-Mrs Patrick Campbell
 Wednesday. Nov. 2O-Nrs Leslie Carter.
 Thursday. NOv. 21-"The Shoe maker"
 Friday. Nov zz-sam Bernard in The Rich Mr HGgfnheimsr
 Saturday. Nov zs--UneIe Josh Perkins"
 Tuesday. Nov zs-~Ths Lady From Lanes"
 Wednesiay. Nov zT-E H Southern
 Thurssay. Nov zS-~The Honey uoozerS"
 Friday. Nov zs-Barney Gilmore Satur7zy. Nov so-Huuan Hearts
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-11
COMING EVENTS.

Nov l2-R ,l's hall, 43 East Main s:, canoe and reception given by the AderLhia orchestra.
 Nov 13-Red Mems hall, Naugatuck. Opening of Mir and Mrs John F. Kicks afternoon dancing class.
 Nov 13-City hall. Fourth annual entertainment and dance given by the Waterbury Button Compny's Aid as sociation.
 Nov 13-20-Iithuanian nall. Grand fair given by the Lithuanian Nomens society ruta.
 Nov 14-Rick's dancing academy. SociabIe and dance given by the AL bermarle club.
 Nov 14-Eagles' hall. Celebration of G00th anniversary of the indepen- dence of the Republic of Switzer- land.
 Nov. 14, 15-Goodwin hall. Wa terville, Under The Gas Light" or "In The Shadows of Old New York, " in 5 acts, by the Waterville Thespian club.
 Nov 15-City halI. Seventh annual masquerade given by the Hamilton Park A. c.
 Nov 1S-Eagles' hall. Seventh an nuai sociable and dance given by Wa terbury Hebrew Ladies' Aid associa- tion. Nov. 20-27-Washingt Hill A c. annual fair at their rooms on Washington street.
 Nov 2l-Knights of Columbus hall. Old fashioned dance given by the railroad employees. Nov 22-Leavenworth hall. So- ciable and dance given by tie Rhy- mers.
 Nov 26-St Thomas hall, Beacon street. eception and dance given by the men of St Thomas parish.
 Nov 27-Private sociable at OdG
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-11
Father Is Heartbroken.
Tombs Prisoner Leaps to Death.

New York. Nov. 11.-While several hundred terror stricken fellow pris- oners looked on. powcrless to prevent his desperate action. Giovani de Chi chicia. a young Italian prisoner in the Tombs. committed suicide by leaping over the iron railing surrounding the third tier to the stone Tagging be- meath. He was awaiting trial for threatening to shoot his brother.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-11
Chinese Sudden. Causes Worry.

oil City. Pa. Nov. 1.-The Oil City school board is perplexed over the pres encc of a Chinese student in the pub lie schools. The question at issue is whether the MongOlian is eighteen or twenty-eight years old. Members of the board fear complications with Chi- m and are awaiting the arrival in Washington of Ambassador Wu Ting Fang.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-11
POLL IS
THE CHILD OF THE REGIMENT.

l HE CHlLD Of HE REGlMENI.
 In "A Child of the Regiment Charles E. Blaneys latest military drama, written by himself, which will open weeks engagement at Polls Thursday, November 14, gat- ling gun of the latest make will be used in the last act of the piece which represents the interior of Fort Look out. The fort is surrounded by In- dians, and all hope is lost, the defend CTS are rescued by band of cow boys. The stage is filled in an instant with plunging, bucking ponies of the cowboys,and the Indians are driven off. The gatling gun fires 300 shots minute, and what with that and the horses and cowboys. it makes one of the most thrilling battle scenes in q long while. Popular prices.
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late D'Oyly Carte's small 'Pinafore' companies. He played Sir Joseph
 Porter, and was the musical di- rector. We lived together. and our joint salary amounted to about E7
 per week. What dreams of success We dreamed: what castles in the air We built. and how We were some day going to astOnish the world. He
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-11

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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-11
rTRS PATRICK CAMPBELL.
Fellows hall.

Fellows hall.
 Nov 27-NIr and Mrs John r. Kicks dancing academy, East Main street. Souvenir dance
 Nov. 2S-City hall. 18th annual dance and reception of the Brooklyn Athletic club.
 Dee City hall. Tenth anniver- sary jubilee of the "Bund"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-11

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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-11
MANSFIELD'S EARLY DAYS.

"I notice that the late Richard Mansfield left &1S0,000 Wonderful! Many years ago he was in one of the
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-11
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