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The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-05

Shall We Forgive Herr" there will be a decided step in the change of work which the company will be called upon to perform The play Is a strong one. It's story is admirably told, the situations are ably drawn and the thread of the plot is carried in a consistent manner through the four acts
 The locale chosen is Queensland, Aus tralla. A hut on Australia's awful des- ert Is the habitation at which the tell ing of the story commences. Here lives Neil Garth, vagabond, and woman whom he has kept in his power, James Stapleton, young engineer, staggers to the hut in quest of water and the woman, taking compassion on him, gives him the last drop of water there is in the place.
 Stapleton has money on him. Garth attempts to secure it, but is foiled by the woman and stapleton makes his escape. The scene changes to England
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-05
AT NEW HAVEN 1HEA1El MISS SHIPMAN COMING
Popular Actress Opens Engage ment Monday in Dorothy
 Vernon.

In Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall" their majesties, the Queens Mary St'''~t of Scotland and Elizabeth, the Virgin queen of England. appear All the scenery, silks, velvets, swords, plumes. jewels and appurtenances of royal state do not win the attention of the audience from the wooing of Lord John Manners, whose heart is set on Dorothy Vernon, however much these trappings may momentarily ap- peal to the eye of the beholder
 Miss Gertrude Shipman will play Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall" at the New Haven theater Monday, Tues day and Wednesday nights. October :, and g, and at the matinee Wednes- day.
 The New York Commercial: "Doro- thy Vernon of Haddon Hall," which was disclosed at the New York theater last night is nearer the real thing than several more pretentious pieces of it's kind that New York has seen, and drawn though it is from book, 1t is steadily ineligible and interesting, From the start, the play has many of the essentials ot romance on the stage "a picturesque time: a picturesque setting. Haddon Hall in the Derby shire Hills, with it's long ivy-covered diamond widowed terrace; a sprlnk- ling of familiar historical personages to show the traits and do the things the audience expects; and plot that garnishes its main interest with be- coming but unobsrusive historical trimmings"
 Miss shipman Is an especial favorite here and her many friends will turn out to give her hearty welcome,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-05
i 'SALOMY JANE ATHYPERION ELEANOR ROBSON 2 NIGHTS Something of This Charming
 Actress Home on the
 English Thames.

Tucked away on the upper reaches of the Thames, within easy motorine distance of London, there is a quaint old manor house that shares with many others legendary significance in having been the stopping place or the virgin queen, Elizabeth, and which whether the story be true or not, has a sufficiency of sixteenth century at- nosphere about it to satisfy all the craving for old associations that any one could wish for, says the New York Press. There, during the months when she Is not engaged upon the stage, Miss Eleanor Robson finds ease from the cares and worry of theatrical life, and puts in her time with such .small duties as fall to the lot of the mistress of an English country home. The house itself is well crowned with the traditional ivy, and in it's entangl- Aed hooks the rocks and daWs find a comfortable home for some months of the year at least, while the house still maintains it's sturdy old-world inde- pendence. That independence, howev- er, has suffered somewhat, so far as its interior is concerned, through. the innovations of the telephone, the elec- tric light, and such other modern rom lance breakers as follow in the wake of progress.
 The placid river flowing silently by the garden wall, as it has flowed for countless years, is the same river that bore up Caesars barge, rowed by. gol- den haired slaves, when he reaped the fruits of his final conquest. Out in the stream to-day are silent men in plaid caps, who sit through the day upon a rickety chair placed in a flat bottomed punt and fish, with more or Hess success. This old house and it's environment passed into the hands of Miss Robson when she was playing
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-05

Wynne made a tremendous hit in New York city, playing at the leading vaude- vile houses That she will reeat her previous successes in this city goes without saving. She has a carefully selected list of new songs which she will bring here.
 Theadded attraction Is Sic Has5an's troupe of Arabian tumblers and aero bats in one of those whrlwiud numbper of gymnastic work, for which these people are famous the world over A veritable circus number will be pre- sented by ten of the most expert tum- blers and acrobats in the world.
 The olio will have Devlin and El- wodd in the Girl from Yonkers. a sketch that abounds in plenty of good situations and comedy making. Albert us and Altus the comedy jugglers, Az nus Mahr, assisted by Flora, in their dainty dancing speciality, and the Kemps in a speciality,
 The electrograph will have a new se- ries of motion pictures, including pie nic hampers and others.
 Seats are now selling for the open ing performances. Telephone 192.
 Try one of our popular midday lunches from 11:90 to 2 at the Oneco.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-05
"Broadway to the Bowery. '

If you enjoy clean n1elodrama, brim- full of thrills, realistic scenery, plenty of sensational scenes and situations, as well as a sprinkling of tears, laugh ter and heart interest, then you should see William T. Keoghs new four act drama From Broadway to the Bow cry which was presented to q crowd ed house at the New Haven theater last night, Chuck Connors, known as the mayor of Chinatown. famous New York celebrity. plays an import ant part in this play.
 The performance will be repeated to- day, matinee and night
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-05
WOODBRIDGE NOMINATIONS.
The tickets put up in Woodbridge for

The tickets put up in Woodbrldge TOT the coming election are as follows:
 -Selectman, Rollin c. Newton and Jacob Bieseigel; town clerk, Henry D. Baldwin; treasurer, William H. Warner; assessor. William Peck; board of relief. William H. War ner and Albert H, Sperry; grand jurors, Silas J. Peck and Thomas Bartlett; con stables, William Fl. Tompkins and Christian Swanson; tree warden, Charles P, Augur, and auditor Herbert H. Tomlinson
 moeratlc-Selectmen James W. Rice, (only one nominated); town clerk, Charles P. Augur; treasurer, Phineas E. Peck; assessor, Warner F. Hotch- kiss; grand jurors, Charles D. Peck, Charles P Augur, Henry W. Chatfield; oonstables, Joseph M, Perkins, Frank T. Northrop and Davis w. Marks; auditor, Charles P. Augur; school committee, Phineas F. Peck, and tree warden, Charles P. Augur.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-05
4Gr@t Exnress Robberr.n

An enlivening melodrama of the 1907 vintage is promised for the patrons of the New Haven theater Thursday, Fri day and Saturday nights, october 10, Il and 12, and at the matinee Saturday, when Owen Davis latest effusion "The Great Express Robbery" a four act western play, will be seen. A, H, Woods who owns the piece, has att tended to the staging of this latest thriller and from all accounts has excelled his former triumphs. There is sufficient scenic display, novelties and sensations to please the most ex- acting amusement seeked. The plung- ing horses from the New York Hippo drome is one of the big features, An other is the footing of the express train by western bad men.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-05
CONGESTION AT PosToFFICE.
Clerks Kept Very Busy Preceding
 Election


 At the postoff1ce this week it has been pretty busy. While some of the forceof clerks complained of being cold just before the stream was turned on October 1 by official decree. most Of the clerks had such a hustle that they managed to keep warm even in the coldest days. October 1 is very busy new quarter of the year. At this time there comes in the dividend checks, the circulars for the fall and winter trade and much advertising matter, a great sale of stamps and receiving of the box rentals. On this occasion the office was to some extent crippled this week by the resignation of a couple of clerks. All of these conditions made it a pretty And in addition to allAtheir troubles, the clerks will have a little matter of from 100, 900 to 100000 political ballots to look after this week So. the cleri- cal force are of the opinion that this week when it closes can be set down as very busy period.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-05

role of 'Jim Cheese" a strolling dog catcher, who for consideration, ex- changes identities with an earl for one night. The dog fancier's methods of making love to an American heiress, while, masquerading as an earl, and trying to escape the circus strong woman" who claims he tilted her daughter, form the plot for many hil- arious comedy situations.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-05

Merely Mary Ann" in London three aer four seasons ago, and since then she has managed to pass her vacation time very profitably in and about it.
 Miss Robson will appear at the Fly perion in "salomy Jane," Monday and Tuesday, Oct. and g.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-05

Rodnoa Dielo, Russian newspaper. reproduces from the original curious q. the undersigned, Nicolai Nicephoro2 witch, peasant, thirty-eight years of age of the Dogmarovski district of Mclito- pol, have fallen into evil days. I am at the end of my resources and hereby certify that I have sold for the sum of 50 rubies my eternal salvation and place in the kingdom of heaven to Maker byone elder of the village council,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-05
ON PROBATION 117.
Probation Oflicer's Report Shows In.
 crease of Nine in Month.

The monthly reports of Louis Lever zapf, the probation officer for Septem- Der, was made yesterday and shows the numberof persons on probation Septen- Der 1 as 10S. and the number remain ing on probation September 30 as IF. That is, thirty-two cases were added during the month, including "A boys, Of the 32 cases the chief offenses were for theft The other causes for proba- tion commitments were breach of the peace, 3; Industrial school complaint, 1 i; non-support, 4; vagrancy, 1; embezzle- ment by agent, i drunkenness, |; trespass on railroad property, 2; tres pass on railroad car, 4; trespass, 2; Con- necticut School for Bays complaint, 3; House of Good Shepherd complaint, l.
 During the month 23 were released There are now on probation Il boys, fl men, four girls and one woman. Cases re-continued number IT.
 The amount of cash handled In non- support cases was $9S5 There were 75 school reports from teachers and the number of home visitations reached 100.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-05

foyer of the theater and are very l handsome. There is to be a watch { given at each matinee. Seats are now selling for Shall We Forgive Herr"
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-05

Poultney Bigelow rises to remark once more that the water at Colon is bad. no matter what despots at Wash ington and their henchmen on the isth- mus say-so there now!
 And next to these in awfulness
 From Panacritic pack
 Is Pana Poultney Bigelow,
 The Panamaniac.''
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-05

Italian newspapers are once more discussing the question as to who i1- vented oil painting. Most of them side with vasari, who maintained that Jan van Eyck was the first to use oilf as means of fixing pigments.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14
FOUR MONTHS OLD
BABY DESERTED

AnimbroEiio has developed =
the case % a four months odd hsir
said 20 be the child Of Nm Roe
Erickson. taken from the hons {,
Mrs. Donald LSnnon. 5os ia u.
yesterday afternoon BY ihs karsss
officer and II the pressni uzs
lodged with the matron
u seems that the child vss aha.
doned bY it, mother IN Evesu I
short time ago and vas finslr ~
stored to her. Later she eonvtr<
the unfortunate Offspring 70 -
home OF Mira Lennon. affAngias y
pay IL board Nov II has dsvsiaS
"a that Mrs Eriekson. Who MS
from Hutchinson. Minn. has goa
North Dakota 70 institute eiFs-r
proceedings against her hnsaazA
The humane officer expects 70 aEs
the little one turned over % -
Washington childrsns heme
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SAID HE WAS KIN
TO SIR THOMAS

William Upton. q fnan riih 9
afia,ocratic name and = more xTst
toeratle bearing vas placed En4s
arrest hy Patroln4n Hamhiin 4
O'Clock this morning exhlhsiiE
signs Of a midnight sous. HzEe
II sayH that Upton has ind1lfs<
IN several workingmsns axisH
costing about rs cents Per. vfts
Upton admitted being q Farhisnzf
and claimed relstionship via ~
popular Sir Thomas LiFtpa ~
cording 20 last reports Be . 81
sleeping.
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MAN HURT

Shortly before II o'eIoet 49,.
me horses u a wagon driven :,
J IlernsY Tor the seattle 49,
took fright and eollided Win a' ~.
eyfaph pole on Fourth AZ
Main Ft Tierney, who lives a, I s.s
Jackson At. was thrown fro,s =. ~
wagon With great force ana -,
heavily upon the Sidewalk bresl,.a
hla left lea below the knee
dition he received ns,aa. -
bruises lie was removed ID ~ 49, =.
attic General hospital wh.rs N. -
jufiea were dressed u
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IMPRESSION oF A
GREAT woxax

In an article on The Sss csins
IN the current Hampers WssaA
Count Okuma. Japsn's great 60
structi.e statesman. has soios =.
commonly Interesting thinFf y ~
concerning that ernHrkaoie son.@
the Empress poNaEer Of shnA
= have he says. Ereai -
IN the ABILITY and experieaet y -
majesty The Empress poNsfs
China She e. no longer res
81. IL rich In experience. hss -
been bitter school At tns y,
when the allied army Of knf~
and France sacked Pekta "a I
company with Emperor hisa -
bravcd the dust and pfiss--'
along the Nttsho. she seems
10Y more than her share 81 49,
som. Of them are very ehsse
BODY contends that she 10 PES
woman. But there i woHaa =
hnn taken upon her delicais -.
aars a burden. heavy ard nM -
the fate aud destiny Of tse'sss.S
81 people. For wellniEh ban
turv she has fought her way
you wish you can close fe1 -
as much a. you please, hat yos =.
not escape enc fact, she y - =
binary woman.
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fttaNE YOUR WANT Al
n re star Main tese; fnd
ttss The star win call and col.
ieet tho hili. ana viii send TO
sou the answers 60 xeur al
when addressed Care The star
RATES ron CLASSIFIED
AnNEartsENEN theip
Nantesi, te.t sud feesd, HeF
Neat. fNae sale. ste.l oee esat
Moed.
xrrtArfoNs WANTED ans,
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trnfss
seven words OF fractions ef
words 90 the line, cash N al
vance. When eharked 60 A.
count actual namnef OF ines ~
set will BE- counted MINIMUM
hitt far an raA" 81 eents. Ia
lard Want Ad Agency II,
Mullen. 81 ballard Az OPP
city Hall
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ID tut y wv " ~ u"
What fhs city D. doing at Nrrrn lake.
m net 80 nut e. Green Lake station -
snsn show Fuu the FTntHf ktfs Haf
has been rlnttnd m tho last five years
fuia ail CLEARED HHH rrHhHFf IH IlHH
81 iuHt iite a lawn Lots fIE uH. iarma
81 suit Lots have fire view ~ Has. Has
81 Falf grounds and lie iust north u
fhs fnttcrHIff
INTERN NATION bond a REALTY
a. Fiansrf nieak Main iisa Ia
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- fasI arsnea and the lots are ssuins
Easf WY iiarauas f ts fhe cheapest
aIat fHaH has been uut on the narkel
80 aiH cleared au8 sruhhad With fine
view 81 lake and Hauutaina Price fta
ar. fefnH n suit lots ~ fine fruli
seer University and faff nrnuuda ueaf
two car lines ard the NhInnrfafd line
ssiU paaa aloHH fhe property rake Green
ALE car fn ErfHu fa#ka HIHfIHH
Hasn uIH meet you there or cell 81 Al
nfnhrer Block. Main iisf
INTERN ffHNAN .Nu q REAL
en- -usff
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MAGNOLIA BLUFF.

MAGNOLIA HLffFF
$50 Tor IafEr slightly Dot HiNIaH one block
north ~ HHenn Vista Add Easy terms
owner. fas Nuw York HlHck ID. ia
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oREENLAKE and FREMONT


ron SALE NJ OWNER
DO you Naat q god hatns cheap sHa
81 sasy paymsntsf Ifsfs Il sHs. FDsgrns
flssoushlg us-iara. wired fef iishts piRsa
a. .ss F4fst class plumbing = biaek
from nfssn faks y block ffDfn car line
rft0s 5000 tsg9 down, - PES month
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Los ANGELES HAS A
WOMAN HEARsE DRIVE.

Los ANGELES. Cal. MAY a..
woman driving a dead vas
through the streets Of I.Ds Ang.,..
Is q sight that causes many ! -
riat 10 cape open-mouthed IN ~.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
North Broadway
District

tstb sgs ana tsth ave Prices nom
ii ffa a. o. 80 Terms g. loot lots
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DEIECTIvE AGENCIES.

Or E Brown. ui First az. psriars
~ rniau block r. pleased r. announce
hat - - now HfainE he pera1nai attsn-
ton 20 HE dental ufaeiits and may -
UrnHHifaH from SO m "a D m
faffH5 Sundays ffaHu - 70 o. n Il
Union rental Co. ~ Fi-t a. II
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BALLARD DISTRICT.

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beach. rgsf - Phone ballard ~
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