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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-11-14
Notice of Settlement.

Isl Al + OE EMILY +. CkAN DALI.
SrATE or VERMONT At a Probate Court
...rEfEu DISTRICT, IS. held at Woodstock,
at1 for said District, on the 29th day OF
'N.r.. Nl..r. s. -. 1907.
Present, T. o. SEAvER, Judge.
.. IKE matter of the Trust Estate of Emily F.
II "rtu.. late "t Rnyalton, 81 SAID District de
.--.. J,'~tate.
"a -r..l~. J. o. Belknap, surviving trustee Of said
- ate. e. Gated by the last Will a Il testa-
s". - said deceased. proposes rendering an
..5ut u his administration Of said trust
-r.rr and presenting his account against
rH sam" for examination and allowance. at
-.~~.-H of said Court to he held at the
- 'atr Office in said Woodstock, on the 18th
...t .. November, A D. 1907. at 10 O'Clock in the
.~tr.r'1.
A.I whereas said Court has assigned and
..-..| sad time and place for the settlement of
- "a account, and Tor issuing decree OF the
~--llur of said estate to the persons entitled
Pr. 1Hr same: and has ordered that public notice
.t-.t : e. given to all persons Interested in said
'-'-'r tiN Publishing copy OF the record OF
tr,ior three weeks successfully in the White
.t"r Herdld, newspaper published at Royal
..- said District, the last of said publications
P He PREVIOUS to said 18th day Of November,
s. 3D. 1906
therefore,, All persons concerned in said estate
Notified to appear at said Probate Office
.. rtt day assigned as aforesaid then and there
contest the allowance of said account, if they
-... .alse. and to establish their rights law
. .. e.ajmant> Of said residue.
a true record: Attest:
T. o. SEAVER, Judge.
true copyo of record: Attest:
1879 T O. SEAVER, Judge.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-11-14

Pwn and
Is:
~ rheu-
before I
more or
ID indi-
F W years
FIX state.
and |
foot. I
without
aching
shoot
affect
| was
int eat
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Commissioners Notice.

-olAIf w INA ~ "Ai-i@hEAAS'
The undersigned, having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court for the District OF
Randolph, Commissioners to receive, examine ana
adjust all claims and demands of all persons
against Ira D. Williams late of Randolph, In
SAID district, deceased, hereby give notice tbat
L. ing said claims at the Town Clerks office in
Randolph, on the It'll day OF Dec, 1907, and 4th
&C p m. each OF said days, and that six months
from the 18th day of October, A. D. 1907 Is the
time limited bv said Court for said creditors to
pr sent their cl inns to Us for examination and
a Iowa &c.
November, \. n. 1897. 1883
CHARLES r. GRANGER, tCon:rs
HENRY 5 BOOTH,
Irwin S. Chase admir-, with will annexed
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-11-14

,c, aa- peeled from the knee. my foot
wa sa a piece of raw flesh, and l had
T.. walk on crutches. l bought a cake
If ,.t.oura Soap, a box of Cuticura
n.ra-ut. and a bottle of Cuticura
P.- After the first two treatments
IL. yelling went down, and in two
ra.r.h- my leg was cured and the new
,sr anne on. The doctor could not
ts..-. his own eyes when he saw that
rnura had cured me and said that
b. would use it for his own patients.
[ used two cakes of Cuticura Soap,
.i~.t boxes of Ointment, and five bot
r...- II BeSolvent, and l have now been
o.uI over seven years, and but for
t.. crticura Remedies l might have
l-r nav life. l have lots of grand
Children. and they are frequent users
Of cuucura, and l always recommend
it f. the many people whom my bust
nn-- brings to my house every day.
Mr.. Jcan-Baptiste Renaud, clairvoy-
ant. -, Montana ST., Montreal, Que,
Feb 20, 1907"
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-11-14
SLEEP FOR BABIES
Rest for Mothers.

Instant relief and refreshing sleep for
sku-iortured babies, and rest for tired,
tr-ttad mothers, in warm baths with
Cmlcura Soap and gentle anOintings
with Cuticura Ointment. the great skin
cure. and purest of emollients.
Cuucna Soap t25c0. Cut!cura Ointment t5Oc).
and tItcura ResOlvent t5Oc.). in the form OF
Chocolate Coated Pills 25C. per vial OF CO., Sold
n-.lshout the world Potter Drug * Chem. Corp
Props. Boston. Mass.
G. Mailed Free. Cuticura Book Skin Diseases.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-11-14

but failed to cure it.
My doctor had adj
vised me to have my
leg cut off, but l
said l would try the
Cuticura Remedies
first. He said, " Try
them if you like, but
l do not think they
will do any good."
- fhic tina
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-11-14

- 4
Williams,
tried the
shownby
reported.
|Inful dis
Ftnlent is
ms of re-
nnent of
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-11-14
ERY
| ISSAVl

7 ISAl
s Pink
a Mtory
Williams
tried the
shown by
reported.
| inful dis
| tnent is
Ms of re-
ment of
own and
IS:
~ rheu-
before I
more or
d indi-
W years
* state
and I
foot. I
| without
aching
shoot
} affect |
| was |
mt eat |
| Mt fer |
' help
worse.
Pink
% use
lmost
until
atisn
been
ills as
ighIy
;inaI-
; pri-
man
sand
Gofa
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Probate Court--Oistrict of Randolph

Probate Court for said District will be held as
..H~--
E.a 3e,ph-At Randolph Inn on the third Tues
81 ~ Zach month.
Nf~liu-Iuu-At Washington hotel on the third
Friday If each month.
WuHru>twn-At Monument House on the
f'.r. Friday of each IN nth.
a.-'.t The Probate once in Chelsea on the
or "a Thursday OF each month.
GEORGE L. STOW, Judge.
.-l.l~rt. VI, Dec. / 1906. II ae
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-11-14

a
24OO
nice large teams "hih will describe
One bo
v ken o. nc
Onapsirb ygsl1ln z a r
500 r E.
npepn duhia
ftteamI asa 20
geldiug; 1890
Onep basr eight =,
OF
and 6r -
II darkro
lie
Cummings Co Of Wild
sera tsnyi ne. hOunos
m
in hr
good beam tlecs SITS Of
thousand
machines No
REMEMBER Combination Sale, Saturday Dec T.
exchange constantly hand Property sold
consignment
a p NJ
s. e. WILMINGTON, Proprietor,
West Lebanon, ri. n.
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SUFFERED WITH
70 YEARS
limb Peeled and Foot Was Like
Raw FIesh-Had to Use Clutches,
and Doctors Thought Amputation
Necessary - Montreal Woman
Writes of Cure Seven Years Ago.
RELIEVES LIFE SAVED
BY CUT!CURA REMEDIES

81 heE" been treated by doctors for
srs.aa on my leg. They did their best,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-31

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ana
Ah good - go
In NE clofh4nE
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'sn. =
Nto
~ IL cent ~
Nl'1Eh
-
- me
on
q
N LH
N1E
1ni" 500
Disoa r :
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Doth graz
80 ~
stonE
. II eeIt -
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-31
GOVERNOR LUCER0'
PASSES AWAY IN
Los GRIEGOS
Venerable Resident Was a
Representative iD First Terri
toGal Legislature and Was
Born in 1917

An1res Laetro. one ~ the altes.
residents n Pernaul'. cpunty and
aho served fr some uH eung
governor ~ Na Nra ~ae
aas night 80 ta L Gr.s-
AT the advanced es g
gears
Governor Iao-fa
known among the residents 20 lis
Eriegus was born Fol %ew AeEieu ln
IsI-. wheu NJ ~paniards GOV eruel
NeR Mexico Hs WAS "a ~representa-
Use o. abe territorial a-mDs after
The passage o. The Organic act -
March 9 1851. and during the abb
serra ~ tre governor fe acted iu that
capacity fsr .Eer O "a
kfttr Die term Boo tas legislature Ar
To. ar. musst o. Ils GrieGn~ pur-
r Considerable farming and
.rl at tle um. ~ hs
cred Ef ealtl3
A L.r.rzs Lue.ra rln
Ta t.r.- neI1 te-ter1a3
u Ls iarEr
g f-...- Hf .- are
1..ert LF
srtg
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-31
FINANCE AND COMMERCE

New YORK 0r. aa-After going
through some further painful liquids-
lion ahe stock market became quite
n~uDyaBt IN tone AZ o recovery. ana
there was a notable accession o. con-
adenre that the H8rst 81 the troubles
were safeIy passed %Jt that eyes were
shut 10 D. fact that ca~uequences
remain 70 b. met from the deep up
heavsi that ha- e-Eurred tn the q
TINS financial fabric. While taCnE
mi. Ert the conviction j. gaining force
that the measure ~ the present tr"u-
bic can now D. definitely d~lscernea-
There f. less apprehension or the eh-
sent 20 which depression VIII 20 IN
the general bushes ~ tho country
The report u The United STATE Steel
corporation from the quarter enuing
September had share in building
This opinion. The 141.N00.e90 quar-
terry earning ~ the corporation.
coming IN q quarter a. the outset N
which rhe slow rE down process was
already distinctly recognized. rehect-
the prpciEiOus volume AZ which the
steel Industry has been maintained
tn. falling ae lr or3ers OF hand a.
an index 81 decline il activity. end
the fact has eFen that measure u
contraction cannot De supposed %
measure the after effects u p nnar-
ria1 situation NnFn mas nterfened-
CSC HHH F#N HHHN HN A#aa re w. 10 aH~-
ersct as g.. e~hlhit y the high van
taze ground from which this great
basic industry enters b period or
traL The outlook In the banking
situation b. cgnadeFfd tn b. distinctly
improved Conditions iu New YORK
itself have made side recovery TO-
wards tre norma and Increasing
hopes are felt Of reducing the period
iH which the use ~ extraordinary
measures must b. prolonged one
event on which this condition must
waIt . fhe ARRIVAL 81 the gold which
has been engaged for import and
which is not available Tor anhlL rr-
seNes uhIe in transit a. SEA The
r-eadtu.tmen- % the Joan accounts
~ ths banks proceed @ t1r vas
the factor that caused the severe De-
preston ~ the early part 81 thH 4at
.u The stock market 4 factor pt rc-
lief ln tho money market vas the
paving out al J. + Morgan g. Co.'s
ofIces .n anticipation ~ NoFemh.r !
turon. ana dividend obligations esq
tmatad @. run a- high - Sil Goo COO.
Another feature rf the dat- gems
vas tine continued rise Or tle price 10
COPPER at the SeH YORK metal exc
change iu optic p q sharp reaction in
che London price ot tne metal CLOS
Ing afu.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-31
PASSENGER TRAFFIC
HEAVY ON SANTA re
No. ! Frsgn the Ea-s Arrive 10 Tirrex
Sesftp8s I4desd Tsyan Will West
i.osad Toari-ts and Pre-p11re
HonBe-ckerr-

AEafHa president abs
ksuta Pc otr and Phoenix the
fe.dAF se santa BE- railway mhNn
runs from Asn ForH, Ariz ~ Phoenix
ARR. ~ed through A~lDHQueraue
rxrt el route from NeN YORK
have been east on a busin@
pleasure tru nd en- simply returE-
lne home %ofhing ~ any c5ne-
age1a has orcuFre1 gr mr return
rrn H TIE only intereEraE n z
raaf asse NOT cd Ha. that FsnHa
train $50 : ran out n Chscago Mon
daE night alrl eighteen r
ears enc ~ gHr largest p-as1E
sra w apEafe1 nUt - tire WINDY
cir d Mr Murphy TUESDAY
m8fnlHg aat ~ Kansas cts % Na
ne g. divide the train into three
sections Etea. Jas the demand "
GeFs fog places % board
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-31

New YORK Oct Jo1Eecent gains
Ir the London ain market were lpl-
.Isaad by renewed weakness today
wIth spot closing 40 Elf5 and futures
.at Ii4s o.. Locally D. market was
weak and lower ia sympathy with
quotations ugu from $3.50 60
a. so. Copper was lower go London
and spot and futures both closing az
rrz % Locally. the market was hrm
arid higher. ever with lake quoted
Rranna mHfTre eiectrrlytic. az
fIr.-EmIaI5. and casting at $3.50
TI4C0 Lead was UNCHANGED q Llt
f- rordan. and al g4.r-m n4-5 la-
.rsWs SuaIfer advanced to E-i 1Ts 81
% the London market. but was lower
ar g-.1rm--f5 locally
Bar silver. 5shc MeAlcah dolar-
fF &c
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-31
EKCOMNUalCATES
M0OERNlST WRITERS

Rome OCT g0-The pope has exc
rommuuitafed the auth1rs ~ the re-
pls % hls recent ~encycllrai on Mod
.sfuI sm and has Instructed - sar-
Gus bishop 20 forbid the reading ~
.this reply 800 th~ir di1ec-
fn their Tepls the mpderui-ts argued
that tine church aiua}s had and should
uoa sdapt itsell to the eAiEencies 81
fEg axe aEa Insisted 10 th- right
fo dtauss fhe bible and other sacred
writings which they held 90 b. hui
man production.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-31
WEIGHING Of THE
MAILS COMES
To AN END
Months Strenuous Labor for
Employees Of Local PostOffiCe
Finished Last Night at MID
night.

Tne special Weighing and counting
~ tbs United states mails ordered uf
TIE pa#tafhce apartment on October
j.. Was finished last night a. midnight
o. fne ageump anifuenf ~ = sigh 81 r.
liel uu the part Of the A~lbnquerQue
employee from the postmaster down
The Weighing and Counting wac or
.dcfed for the purpssc 9f Huding on,
how much mail matter b. being car
ried un ali trains. how many letters
are handled iu each p~0stOffce the
various states and terrltories o. which
letters are sent. and tf~ number ~
siamra used ~ a rem 81 tns sp-
claI order mali NATTER T. ~ out has
mao 10 b. iu fhe office an hour before
the departure ~ trains
Another -frel-f Weighing iuauEu-
rated June 90. VIII laFt unfI Dee
Der 81.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-31
WOOL DEALERS IN
INDEPENDENT
POSITION
Aggregate of Sales m Boston
During Past Week FarAb0ye
the Normal Average; Staples
Much Wanted

Ba 700. I- have been
rs O. s ts-r ~ ara
ems an rr tre barge msls
ertIg ahae bushes tas
1uIeteI .ar 1asanat from rt re-
seat activity ths &C
Cor tha past week u an
snafe tre normal average ruE
O. nrad.-eets HsNiee staple
are scarce and much wanted and
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-31

a@en Arranged for fona and fndi-
afa8as are that the uzy-snd CHE
m9hf-mlH b. PROPERTY ohmeued Hal
Z romantic 0ld festival
whkh = one % the SpIlie1 ~ ths year
But watch the gates
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-31

So, Louis oct. 30-Wpo steady.
Medium grades. C1mbinE % clothing
20 q 70 csc. light fine. --n - c
ary tine 1-nISc. tub washed. q,
r. gFc.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-31
DELEGATE BeaHBp Had a Hard
Time Getting the Famerst TO
Pass a Favorable Resolution
for This Territory
LOTS or ADVERTISING or
VALUE TO NEW MEXICO
Exhibit Sent From Albuquerque
Taken by Rock Island Rail
road for Display IN Chicago
and the East.

J n. Bearrur PRECEDENT ~ fhe
Ela Grauae Wg1leH Ai4alE Eaf tusl re-
turned FROM ten DAYS tu bona
cts and ChiMEa- where De- haa De
attending CouFeuts0ns a. a delegate
from New Mex5oo. In Oklahoma NJ
Besrrup attended ihe convention 81
the National Farmer augns
nhiie Ga Chicago he aas q delegate -
tine National CFle cauucii branch n
the civic federation. r. bsth c9nfen-
tions Mr. BearFup presentfd re~uiu-
flons advocating statehood for NeN
Mexico. and while ne sucreedn. 1ftFf
q aght Ia having his respiutlDn passed
~ the Oklahoma convention. he failed
u ruaeess IN the Chicago Eathertng
the resolution being killed in COM
miues- The statehood resolvtlYn
uasaad iu the Oklahoma convention
has ALREADY hesa sra1e pohlc
Thfs resolution was killed in the
committee bar D. Bearypp managed
% get lf called b. or the Cool 20 the
convention and 10 s-cure irs paasage
Ia Chicago ne AS iess successful.
When ne read tne resolution a-hing
statehood Tot this territory on ne floor
~ the convention be- aaH heartily -
piauded. buG when the resolutions
committee brought Bro On report Dir
Be&Trups resolution failed ~ appear
$50 enoru 60 get IL called ~ on D
nsOr we're unaKaiiing
The resolution a. presented was as
follow.
Resolution for single statehood for
New MexirO.
Presented b. Delegate J. H Rear
rup.
Preamble
WhfresA IL j. THE ~lnaIifuah.e right
~ p governed lu "a free and repTf-
aentatlNe form 81 "EuKeInmcul 10 have a
voice in the laws governing them and
Mhcrsas We are a yoiceless part
~ the Enasd sb8fes having vast rr-i
reurceH mostly uu~deFsi9ped tfor iu-
~stancei o. much epai land as al the
fsHf ri the states combined We 1t-
cupy third piece among the states
Boa tlr production 81 wool, and
whereas The ~conEr4ss ~ The
United states does listen 90 che action
token p. u representative bodies as
fhf civic council BE- and
NhrFeas We OAly have she right 20
Nofifiou. So eEef - this bV respect
fuli3 %peuupuing ibis honorable booy
Co. p1ss ta- f9ioHing resolution
Ee@nlutfpB.
Rssols ID That u s. thr sense sf'
fhis National Civic council that the
Territory ~ Nev Mexico be admitted
"a ono. into fhe federation ~ states
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-31

TsI Gales fr tae dap .-i77 SHARES
Bonds were weak. Total sales pa
value E~z.ak0.Hno.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-31

Isritry - SsE Nsrteo Csanfy = Bsr-srro -
I Frark McKss cashier q TIE sb-.a -.-.s - s...---
sEar nnt ne ah1Fs Statement L. trus 10 tha 80 ~ ~ s--f.1a
C. FRANK MEEE ca.hlsr
The Washington times., 1907-10-06
NoIsIEsT WHISTLE IN WORLD.

II a voice from Bedlam. Ike a triple
blast Of a monster siren. rendering
dumb all the little noises. yelps. toots.
and whines of smaller mechanical
threats, should suddenly pierce a tray
eler's ears. it Is very likely he would
quickly cover them and wonder what
had broken loose, A hundred chances
TO one. when the roaring blast had
ceased, he would seek the cause OF the
Cproar to register his denunciation Of
the giant whistle trust. a noise combine
that has throttled all the smaller
whistles in a radius OF twenty miles
But If he sought a resident Of East
St Louis-the busy ST. Louis suburb
across the Mississippi-and necessarily
a victim Of the nerve-racking and dis
cordant blasts proceeding from the man
ufactories. he would be told that the
seemingly terrible three-mouthed mon
ster Is a blessing in disguise TO the 100, =
COO people living within the range Of its
deep. penetrating blasts. With this in
PRODUCTION, James Cooke Mills writes
description Of the noisiest whistle in
the world. in the Technical World Mag
azine for October.
The Washington times., 1907-10-06
VISITS OF CHANCELLOR
TO DISTRICT LODGES

G. Frank Day. grand chancellor.
Knights Of Pythias, for the dominion OF
the District Of Columbia. is making his
annual official visitation 20 the s;lbor-
dinate lodges Of his Jurisdiction in the
District accompanied by the fun stan
OF grand lodge officers. OF the eighteen
lodges in the District three so far have
been visited-Capital. No. "a: Franklin.
No. 2, and Germania. No. Is
The schedule OF official visitations to
be made during the months Of October,
November, and December follow:
october :. Equal, No. L. Pythlan Tenn
ole: 9, Columbia. No. D. Pythian Tenn
PIE; Is, Decatur. No. Q. 423 @ street
northwest; H. Harmony. No. q. Pyth-
ian Temple; p. Myrtle. No. n. BIC Penn
sylvania avenue southeast; %. Rath-
bone Superior. No. %. Pythien Temple
g. Webster. No I. Pythian Temple.
November /. Syracusians, No. 10 Pyth-
ian Temple; 4. Calanthe. No. II. Pythian
Temple; 6. Union, No. .. Pythian Tenn
pie; 13, Wednesday, Hermione, No. y,
odd Fellows Hall. Thlrty-frst street.
northwest; Is Amaranth. No. Is. North
east Temple. Twelfth and II streets
northeast. 20. Mt Vernon, No. ). Pyth-
ian Temple; 2s. Excelsior. No. "A. Pyth-
fan Temple.
December ,, Century, No. %. Pythian
Temple
The Washington times., 1907-10-06
TOUGH PUZZLE
IN "THE RANGER"

There are a number OF things n The
Ranger" Augustus Thomas new play.
that will appear ct the Columbia this
week. which are hard 10 understand.
but all Broadway is talking of one OF
then-talking and arguing and betting
and swearinE-the effort TO Justify what
happens with what las gone before and
what comes after
At the end Of the second act. Captain
Csmond rides out OF the eleaguered
house. where thirsty old Mr.. OsGood,
his daugh:or. in a dainty blue gown,
silk stockings, and The latest thing in
coiffures: the bad man." Harrington:
and two or three others are awaiting
death at the hands Of 5000 drunken
poems. He rides ont 10 get the Next
can military sixty miles away
IN the third act he comes back The
military has refused TO help them. All
hope is abandoned, for there are only
seven cartridges and one dipperful of
water left. Thcn-Ta-ta-ai Ta-ta-a-a-a,
Ta-ta-a-a bugle call. horses hoofs out
side. a knock at the gate, and in walk
he Mexican rurales. We didn't expect
them. because We didn't know they were
in existence. but we overlooked that
when we were told that they had come
10 arrest Esmond. Then-''Ta-ta-a-a-a,
Ta-ta-a-a-s, Ta-ta-a,-another bugle
call and in walk scventy-five picturesque
looking persons who might be cowboys.
They turn out to be Arizona rangers.
about who1l We have heard little and
whose whereabouts no one but Mr.
Thomas has known for three acts. To
say that they came unAnnounced is
putting Il mildly. But where do they
come from? That's the question.
The Washington times., 1907-10-06
Spectacular Failures
On the Great White Way

in Captain Jinks." Carrots "A
Country Mouse" cousin Kate" Sun
day" and "AIice-Sit-By The-Fire" and
THE Silver Box
Dorothy Dorr viii be remembered fo-
her performance of the adventures,
Claire Forster with Blanche Walsh in
The Woman in the Case" Grace Fill
kins is woman Of great talents who
has been leading woman with the Froh-
man and other arrangements for some
time. She is the wife OF Commander
Mark, OF the navy. Frederic De Belle
Vile is an actor OF great power. He
was the original Nortier with James
O'Neill in Monte Cristo.' He created
the leads with Mrs. Fiske for some
years, his work IN Tess OF the D'Uber-
villes" and Becky Sharp" and in
Leah Kleschna." being especially fine
Ralph Belmore was the original Mortar
ity In Sherlock Holmes" with william
Gillette
The Washington times., 1907-10-06
Exceptional Cast
In " The Step-Sister''

4 cast OF somewhat remarkable
achievements is to be seen in Charles
Klein's now play. The Step-Sister."
Chry ;tal Herne. the leaning woman.
started her stage career in Washington
as Sue Hardy in The Rev. Griffith
Davenport" a play by he father, the
late James a. Herne, Jan Iary l6. 1893.
She has played in Sag darbor' and
"Shore Acres two of her fathers
plays: with E. Sothern in IF Were
King" and was his player queen in
Hamlet" was leading woman with
Nat Goodwin. the heroine in Home
Folks" played in "Richter's WIFE"
written by her sister. Julie Herne. and
played leads with Arnold DAILY in the
George Bernard Shaw plays. She was
leading woman with the Belasco stock
company here during the summer.
Bruce McRae. who will have the role
of ''the meanest American millionaire"
in the new Klein play. Is an actor OF
fine talents and of a winning personal
ity. He Is a nephew OF Sir Charles
Wyndkapl. He made his first appear
ance in 1891 with Elsie De Wolfe in
"Thermi5or." The two seasons after
this he played in "Aristocracy." and
later in Shenandoah" Then he was
with THE Fatal Card" and then he
supported Olga Ncthersole. Next he was
leading man with Kelley and Shannon
in "A Coat OF Many Colors'' and The
Moth and the Flame He was the
original DR.. Watson with Sherlock
Holmes" originated the part of Charles
Brandon with Julia Marlowe in When
Knighthood was in Flower" and orisi-
mated the leads with Ethel Barrymore