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The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-01-18
THOUGHTS FOR THE NEW YEAR.
From Tennyson.

Ring in the valiant man and free.
The larger heart, the kindlier hand;
Ring out the darkness of the land,
Ring in the Christ that is to be.
In MemOriam.
Be thy heart a fortress to maintain
The day against the moment, and the
year
Against the day
TO the Duke of Argyle.
Uphold me, Father in my loneliness
a little longer Aid me. give me
strength.
-Enoch Arden.
Well l know
That unto him who works. and feels he
works
This same grand year is ever at the
doors.
The Golden Year.
Human forgiveness touches heaven
Reflected, sends light on the for
given.
-Romney's Remorse.
I have not made the world.
And he that made it will guide.
Maud.
We will walk this world
Yoked in all exercise of noble end:
And so thro' those dark gates across
the wild
That no man knows.
The Princess.
No help but prayer,
A breath that fleets beyond this iron
world,
And touches him that made it.
Harold.
If you fear
Cast all your cares on God; that an
chor holds.
-Enoch Arden.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-01-18

It's easy to talk philosophieally if
you are not personally interested.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-01-18
Diocese Of Denver
ELIzARETH KELLY. Correspondent.

The Intermountain and Colorado
Catholic is placed on sale at tne
James Clarke church goods house, b4'
California street. Denver, Colo.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-01-18

Orr Lady of Mount Carmel church,
southwest corner of Park and B streets.
the Rev. s. Giglio. s. ]. Pastor Mass
at 10 o'clock a. m.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-01-18

Rev Father Gallagher Of Telluride
was q guest in Denver last week.
X X
Rev. Father O'Brien Of the cathedral
in Chicago visited in Denver last week
and met many friends among the local
clergy.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-01-18

the Rev. s. Giglio. s. ]. PASTOR Mass
at 10 o'clock a. m.
st. Francis Xavier's church Spruce
street and Logan avenue. the Rev.
Francis X Kowald. s. T.. pastor First
mass at 7:30 a. m; high mass at 9:3O
a. M: benediction after high mass:
Sunday school at 2:30 p. m.
ST. Patrick's church. Michigan street
and Routt avenue. the Rev. John r.
Schimpt. S. j.. pastor; the Rev. A. J.
Lebeau. S. J.. assistant.-First mass at
I o'clock a. M: second mass at $3.50 a.
M: children's mass at a:Sn a. m: high
mass at 1890 a. M: Sunday school at
2:30 p. m: rosary and benediction at
1880 p. m.
st. Leander'S church. College avenue,
between Sixth and Senenfh streets,
Benedictine college. the Rev James
SpauldinR. Q. s. b.. pastor.-First mass
at a. M: second mass at 10 a. m:
Sunday school AT 2:90 o. H.: rosary and
benediction at 7:20 p m
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-01-18

Be thy heart a fortress to maintain
The day against the moment, and the
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-01-18

Rev. Father Frederick Bender. pas
tor OF the Church Of the Holy Ghost,
who has been IN for two weeks is on
the road to recovery. His parochial
duties on Sunday last We're looked af-
ter by Rev. J. T. McDonough.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-01-18

Uphold me, Father. in my loneliness
A little longer! Aid me. give me
strength.
-Enoch Arden
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-01-18

Human forgiveness touches HEAVIER
and thence
Reflected, sends a light on the for
given
-Homnev's RP0Orse
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-01-18

Against the day.
TO the Duke of Argyle.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-01-18

No help but prayer,
A breath that fleets beyond this iror
world,
And touches him that made it.
Harold
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-05-13
La eangala eon!ra d Iiuggg
LOS que PROTESTAN

Hace dias que veniamos oyendo
reiteradas protestas entire los asiduos
asistentes q los billares pdblicos
contra TN nuevo sistema de- jueeo
que Sc ha pueSto en- uso en- algunos
b1llares de esta capital.
Hoy hemos recibido una carta, con
cebida en- estos terminos, suscrita
por varlos nom bres:
Sr. director del BOLETIN MERCANTIL,
Los snscribientes desearfamos gu
usted Sc sirva lamar la atenc ion de
las autoridades sobre I'm iuego de
Ultima lnvencion y que ha sustituido
a las treinta una en- los billares.
Siquiera este juego Ell de las trein.
ia y una-duraba q veces dos tres
minutes la jugada, y este entretenfa
los Jugadores, aun sabiendo que Ell
dinero iba siempre parar a manos
del propietario del billar.
Ell nuevo juego ofrece este SECURE
peligro y. ademas, no tiene ell menor
attractive. Yea listed como es. En-
una esquina del billar Sc marca IN
clrculo yen Ell circulo varias lireas
con su ndmero correspondence
Tira el jugador una tacada, 81
entra en- ell cfrculo, Sc lie apunta ell
numero que haga. Los demas juga-
dores hacen 10 mismo, pues solamen-
te pueden tirar una vez y Ell que haga
el numero mayor, CANA pero deiando
el 0s1nte por clento para la casa.
Esto. como usted comprendera Sc
nor Director, no debe tolerarse.
Balbino K. Andino, Jose E. Man.
zano, Emiliano Conrado, Braulio Ron
don, Victor Miches y otros.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-05-13

to de ese servicio, redoblen,
multipliquen la vigilancia, a fin
de que no Sc repitan esos des-
names y. mucho menos, la i'm
punidad estimule otros mayores
y en- numero creciente.
A manera de prudente aviso
dlrigimOs esta advertencia que
ha de encontrar sin la menor
duda en- las autoridades de Sa-
nldad que han dado tan reitera-
das muestras de capacidad Y
cello en- los dias que corremos,
el mas SECURE eco.
FL remedio tan rapido y tan
energico como sea precise, no
ha de hacerse esperar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-05-13
DepaFtanenb De Caidad

ASILOS DE CIEGOS.-Han sido
adm itidos en- este establecimiento.
Juan Vicente Guzman Florentina
Virella, ambos de Ponce 10 tienen
solicitado Julian Ortiz y Fernando
Paez, para los cuales Sc darz la ordcn
de ingreso mafiana.
RENUNCIAS Y NOMBRAMIEN-
|TOS.-Ha presentado la renuncia de
su cargo de Assistan Gardener del
asilo de nifias de Santurce, Nemen-
sia Olivo y de sus cargos como sir
vientas, Sebastiana Rivera, Dolores
Losada y Magdalena Tirado.
Ha sido nombrsda para ell cargo de
Assistan Gardener. Julia Benitez CON
$I44 de suedo y para sirvientas CON
$72, a Felfcita Santana, Petrona Cod
vertier y Antonia Ceballos.
Todas elias. han tornado possession
de sus destinos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-05-13
EL PALS RESPOyDE


Sin perjuicio de ampliar detalles
acerca de la importante reunion ce-
lebrada en- Arecibo, para formar una
liga contra la peste bu bonica, adelsn-
tamos hoy informaciones sobre los
acuerdos aprobados.
Be reunieron los sef1ores siguientes
Lcdo. Jose I. Gomez, juez munich
pal, don Fernando Caballero, iuez de
paz, doctor f. Alem an, inspector de
sanidad. doctor NJ Martinez Rosello
medico de sanidad martina, doctor
M. Roses Artau, auxiliar de sanidad
MARTINA doctor F. Susoni, director
de la Estacion de Anemia y doctor
K. Buyd, Sub-inspector de Sanidad
El objeto de la reunion era como
va hemos dicho, tomar medidas pre-
ventivas para ell case en- que desgra-
|ciadamente Sc desarrollara la peste
bubonica que azota hoy Venezuela.
A petici6a del Inspector de SAM
dad Sc acord6 hacer una limpieza es-
|crupulosa de toda la ciudad Y prind
palmente de SuS barrios extremes
como Ell de Santo Domingo y orillas
de la playa, para 10 cual solicit6 bri-
gadas de presos al mando de los ms
pectores municipales y con carros
para ir trasladando fuera de la pobla-
clon las basuras y escombros que
exlsten en- patios y corrales.
AL mismo tempo Sc pedira una
cantidad de suero anti pestoso. y
Sc redactara una cartilla hiqienica
referente 4 las medidas que deben
tomarse para preservarse en- 10 po-
sible de la terrible enferm edad.
Sc acord6 tambikn Ia cremaci6u
diaria de las basuras que Sc estraen
de La poblaci6n y que Sc vigilen las
cuadras para que esten limpias Y
saquen diariamente Ell estiercol fuera
de la poblscion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-05-13
La DcSte bub6niIca


En- ell salon de sesiones sc reunieron
los doctores, Vazquez, Saldafia, Licen.
ciado Hern andez, Ingeniero sefior del
Vale Zeno, con presencia del doc
tor Foster encargado del servicio del
Hospital Naval, y Ell doctor del Vale
Atiles, medico del lazareto.
Ell doctor Vazquez hizo una detalla
da explicacion al doctor Foster de
cuantas disposiciones Sc habian toma.
do en- provision de que la peste Sc
presentase en- la isla, lego tambien la
|traducci6n de una carta del goberna-
dor INFERNO Mr.. Willoughby y una
copia del cablegrama que dirigi6 MIR.
Winthronp, al Honorable Gobernador
~ la contestaci6n. Todos los reuni-
dos opinaron que las medidas adop-
tadas son excelentes y debe perseve-
rarse en- elias. con gran cuidado pues
hay verdadero peligro de contagio de
la Peste, que causa la desolacion en-
Venezuela.
Ell doctor Foster, declare por Ell con.
trario, que hay exageraci6n en- ese
peligro y que el puede asegrrar que
las medidas adoptadas por la Sanidad
martina son las apropiadas Y que Sc
cumplen con toda escrupulosidad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-05-13
]ugar con EupgO

Esta preciosa zarzuela origi-
nal de Ventura de la Vega, mu-
SiCa del maestro Barbieri, es Ia
anunciada para esta noche a be.
nef1cio tamblen del Astko de
Sordo nudos.
La COnCurrenCia Sera extraor.
d1nar1a, pues va no queda un
solo palco para la venta.
A las M terminara la fun
clor. Manana ueves, Sc estre-
nara una lnteresante obra del
genera chico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-05-13
Dc La Guayra

Segun noticias de Venezuela recibi-
das en- los Escados Unidos, la Peste
oubonica, no ha decrecido, ST no que
por Ell contrario, sigue hacienda es--
tragos.
Como ell gobierno del general Cas-
tro tiene especial cuidado en- que no
Sc conozcan las verdaderas as proporcio-
nes del NAL, son muy escasas las mott
cias que de allf Sc reciben.
FL panico es We erdaderamente espan-
toso, familias compIetas han perecido
y otras han quedado reducid as una 6
dos personals; en- algunos barries, no
nay quien qulera sacar los cadavereS
de les casas y en- toda la poblaci6n de
La Guayra, los enterramle Sc ha.
cen denoche y sin aparato de ninguna
clase.
Las medidas Sanitarias son riguro-
sisimas. pero en- muchas ocasiones no
tienen eacacia por carecer del personal
necesario, aunque todo ell mundo sabe
poslttvamente que la enfermedad es
la peSte bub6nica, la Sanidad oficial la
sigue liam ando "febre sospechosa" ne
pudiendo los medicos hacer otro de-
claraci6n en- los certific ados de los IA
llecidos.
Los muertos desde que la hebre
aparecio, Sc elevan un n6mero consi-
derable
La Guayra esta completamente ais
lada por mar y terra del resto de la
RepGblica.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-05-13
La rpVHta "CervaDtcS' :

Hemos recibido Ell lltimo MI
nero de la importante revista
decenal de literature. ciencias "
artes, "Cervantes" correspon-
diente q esta semana.
No hay que decir, que eI ex-
presado numero viene repleto
de buenos trabajos { interesan -
tes informaciones.
Tambien publica colahoracio-
mes de literatos de merito. como
los senores Fernandez Iuncos.
Ferdinand r Cesteros Y Melen-
dez Munoz.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-05-13
Ia iulci6n De snOche
nEL ANiLLO DE HIERROu

La funcion a beneficio del Asilo de
|sordo- mudos, llevo anoche al teatro
|numerosa y distinguida concurrencia.
La Interpretation fuE buena, dis
|tinguiendose sobre manera la sef1orita
Bafllo, que fue muy ovacionada du-
rante la representation. La romanza
del tercer acto la canto de un modo
magistral, siendo saludada con una
gran ovacion. En- todos los MI
meros bellfsimos de la obra, escuchd
muchos aplausos compartidos legfti-
mamente con los sefiores Mathew
Marcos y Casas.
La sefiora de Mayoqui. Morales, en-
I'll monte, y Bella, en- Ell Rutsiio, con-
Itribuyeron al exito.
La orquesta, muy bien.
Para eSta noche, Sc anuncia /ngay
CON Faego. Uno de los exitos mas le-
gitlmos &c la admira BILE sef1orita
Bafllo.
La Compafiia ha hecho cuida dosos
ensayos de esta obra, y la pondra en-
escena con gran propiedad
Con el genera grande, la hora de
>allda del teatro es sumamente CO
moda. Anoche termino la function 4
4. S once y cuarto.
D0s,sS,e go <0~o~~n
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-05-13
CaIguS contra un lNz

Aver tarde Sc traslad6 a Rio Pie
dras, el seffor Lyons, de la oficina ve~
neral del Attorney General, con ell
|objeto de investigar ciertos carguS
contra ell Juez de Paz de Iaquel pue-
olo, senor Vicente Nieves. Sc acusa
al sefior Nieves de retener cada mes
parte del sueldo que corresponds al
|alguacil de aquel juzgado.
I'll sedor Lyons continuarS en- In
tarde de hoy la inveStigaci6n, slaman-
do a declarar en- la oficiua de Mr..
Hoyt & varios testigos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-05-13
N@(1a del @]6@

Varios vecinos de SanturCe,
nos han denunciado ell hecho
censurable, de que, a pesar de
La orden terminate de la Sa-
nidad, para que no sc permi =
ia la vecindad de personas y
de cierta clase de animales, hay
casas en- SanturCe, dopde la pO-
ca aprension de sus dueiios con-
siente esa vecindad extraila y
peligrosa, en- dano de la hygiene
Y con riesgo de todos los veci-
nos de aquellos alrededores, que
Sc ven obligados a soportar las
molestias CONSEQUENCES, como
malos olores. nubes de mosqui-
tos, que no solo constituyen
una suciedad Y una molestia,
sino un riesgo de Intermediates
Y de Contagios.
En- tOdo tempo y en- tOdO lu-
gar, la Sanidad eSta en- el deber
de velar porque no sc consien-
tan estas anormalidades, pero
los vecinos, y puesto que existe
una disposition VICENTE a ese
respecto dirigida. deben cum
plirla extrictamente, no dando
lugar a que por negligencia i'm
perdonable, o pOr el inCompren.
sible deseo de burlar las orde-
mes promulgadas, vayan a re-
sultar perjudicados. no solo los
desobedientes burladores de las
preScripcloneS SanitariaS, sinO
todos los que no tienen la menor
participation en- la reprobable
rebeldia, aquellos que Cumplen
con exactitud 10 dispuesto.
En- casos como Ell presente,
CuandO los animoS sObresalta-
dos, por Ell terror que inspira la
localizaclon, siempre demasiado
cercana de una epidemic ho-
rrenda v devastadora, Sc vuel-
ven hacia los funCionarios de la
Sanidad buscandO los recursos
preventivos que aseguren Ell
salvador aislamientO, ahora sc
COnClbe menOS que nunCa la me-
nor contravenci0n de los pre-
ceptos higienicos. toda vez que
del estado de salubridad gene
raj. de limpieza, de hygiene CO.
lectivas depende que Sc forme
en- Ell pals un medic hostil al
desarrollo mortal de esas plagas
asoladoras.
Ell hecho que denunciamos,
aCusa mas que una perver-
sidad, una ignorancia grande,
que es precise corregir en- bien
de todos y por la conservation
de la salud de todos.
Santurce es va un barrio bas-
tante poblado, para que sc pue-
da permitir ALI la vida campe-
sina que pretenden continuar
algunos vecinos.
Las ordenanzas de la Sanidad
a este respecto son muy termi
nantes y estan muy precisas en-
su parte dispositiva, para que
autoricen deslices como Ell que
hemos apuntado en- anteriores
parrafos. Lo que sc necesita es
mayor vigilancia, una mas acti-
va inspection.
va que Ell vecindario ofrece
esas lamentabies Y contadisi-
mas excepciones de suciedad v
despreocupacion, es precise que
las autoridades y los funciona-
rios encargados del cumpimien-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-05-13

Con la viuda. DANA que llora su
amsrgura, estuvimos departiendo,
nIentras tratabamos de consolarla.
ALI v,mos muchos telegramas de
pesame, recibidos de la isla entire los
cuales fguran de Mufloz Rivera, San
chez Morales, la redacc ION de El
1aemp0 y muchos mas.
Descanse en- paz ell amigo de STEM
pre-, y que Dios consuele la atribu-
1ada familiai
IL eoryespeHsak.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-05-13
Don LNandro Ramirez

Hemos tenido Ell gusto de saiudar
en- esta casa nuestro estimado ami
60. don Lisandro Ramirez, inteliqen-
te collector de rentas iuternas de HUI
macao. Ell seflor Ramirez despneS
de arreglados algunos asuutos parti-
culares saldra para Utuado.
Reciba nueStro saludo.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-28
Garlic. Rules for Henpecked Husbands

II you are afraid to so home-don't
There is safety in absence.
Dodge the issue in an and
dodge the ~flatiron in the kitchen. The
latter is important.
To insure safety, do your smoking on the
If conversation should lag, don't start
anything. Learn to let we'll enough alone.
Play sympathy for place. It's the one
When the bill for a new hat comes in,
look patient, but not peevish. D.,
II your wife thinks she can cook, don't
tell her what you think.
When playing cards with your wife.
always ask her what's trumps. She may
When your wife introduces you to her
friends, appear to be interested in them,
and glance at her admiringly from time
Don't belong to a club-that's your wife's
privilege,
Have a latchkey, but keep it to your
self.
Never be cross when your wife tells the
point Of your story before you reach II.
1t p m9y be on, a t poor w si0Ty' amy SPPyh SSiqrs moro
than your wife and is older than her
husband.
If your wife says it's raining, it is.
Cultivate an eye for color, but look at
IL through your wife's eyes.
II your wife likes funerals, enjoy them
Getting breakfast is your favorlte pas.
time-if your wife is sleepy.
Let your wife hire the servants, but
orders from her.
Always let your wife buy your neckties
she knows what becomes you.
Always let your wife talk, listen; yoJ
don't have to hear.
Never look at a pretty girl. Your wifi,
should be your ideal-in public.
When your wife drops her hatpin a
the theater, crawl under the chairs fol
It and then rise with a pleased expression
Keep your coat well brushed. A strang,
hair sometimes tell a stranger story.
Never let your wife see you shaving your
self. Ideals and lather don't mix.
Always let your wife pick out your fav
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-28
A Patriotic swindIe.

1T is not often said General F. d,
Grant at a dinner in New York, that n
man can perform at the same time a
swindle and an act of patriotism. Yet this
happened during the war. A New York
sharper then conducted a swindle at which,
even Washington would have smiled ap-
provingly. II was at the time when We
stood in the greatest need Of soldiers. This
man inserted in the papers everywhere al
advertisement that read as follows: No
tiCe-For 81 | will give any person posi-
tive Information whereby he can avoid tho
CONSUMPTION" Replies came at the rate OF
COO n. day and dollars accompanied them
Then an enraRed dupe took the advertise,
ment to court, where the entire transaction
was periodically declared to be legal, The
answer that had been sent out by the
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-28

- MAHA is spending the silly sea-
al son" in a remarkably staid and
u-ndemonstrative way. At the
A Boyd the Woodward Stock com
k4lH& pany is pursuing its policy Of
Ehfk2D earnest endeavor, and Is pleas
ing large audiences at each performance.
Fine plays are being produced In com
mendable manner, and the performances
are uniformly good. The members Of the
company are players Of ability, and the
pieces have been staged with perfect taste
and excellent effect, so that the standard
has been kept high. II Is understood that
stock" Is no longer a novelty in Omaha
and the manager who expects to win pub
lie patronage with a stock company here
must offer something to really attract the
people. This means a good company, play
ing good plays. and productions that are
up TO the best in form. At the Burwood
Canned opera is still being offered most
successfully. The Air Dome has had it's
chance during the last week, and has
proved its utility by accommodating a
great many people who were anxious for
a place to spend q few hours in a desirable
way. The company playing there Is offer
Ing n line Of enjoyable comedies and the
results are such that the attendance is
steadily growing. The freedom Of the open
air Is attractive, and the conditions Of the
entertainment are most satisfactory. At
the parks the music and other special fea-
lures are attracting many thousands. Last
Sunday was the first real park day Of the
season. and the street railway men found
fl out. Krug and Nanawa got about all
the people who could be hauled, and at
each resort the day was delightfully."- spent.
During the week the weather was Of the
sOit that invites folks to come out OF
doors, and 50 the parks were eagerly sought
both afternoon and evening. And thus
Omaha will spend the summer season, and
the program will run about as outlined here
rntil tho end of August, when the win
tes's campaign will begin.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-28

Cohan & Harris announce that when
they launch the George Evans Honey Boy
MINISTRIES at Atlantic City next month
eighty-five black-faced artists will parade
the full length Of the board walk that
E~ighty-five! Count EN-! Suffering sun
fish: that's enough TO make the shade
of J. II. Haverly SILVER. Heretofore forty
has been the limit in minstrelsy. but
eighty-fiVe!
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-28

Billie Burke has returned to New York
from a tour that has literally been one of
triumph wherever she was seen as TrlXie
In the John Drew play, MY wire B2rn
in America, Miss Burke returned to this
country practically unknown after re-
peated hits" In musical comedy on the
London stage. But IL is to America that
she owes her successful graduation from
musical to legitimate comedy. Miss Burke
will shortly begin the first rehearsals OF
Jacqueline, her part as a star In the play
Love Watches"
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-28

"ID California" a four-act drama, will
be the offering at the Air Dome this week.
The play deals with the days of 40 in the
gold mining districts and tells the tale of
two partners who are plucky enough to fall
in love with the same girl. Ned Singleton
is killed and his partner. Joe Saunders is
convicted on circumstantial evidence. The
plot concerns itself ir the finding of the
guilty culprit. The play is admirably writ
ten and the humorous situations are as
many and frequent as the serious. Fred
Hillman and Herbert Thayer will have the
leading parts. Robert Blalock will have
the part of Major Henry Clay Britt, the
pompous congressional candidate. The par
of Wing Lee, the Chinaman. will be played
by /. D.. Darnell. Last Sunday night
house was a capacity one, and indications
point to a big summer run for this theater
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-28

Victor Moore in The Talk of New York.
will begin his second season in that piece
day, August 8. Mr.. Moore will be up
ported by the same company and chorus
that has been associated with him since
he began his stellar career under the d.
rection of Cohan d Harris two years ago.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-28

Scott welch will again essay the charac-
ter Of "Kidr Burns in Forty-Five Minutes
From Broadway" when that piece takes
the road in August. This will be Mr..
Welch's third year in the role.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-28

George AIDE has the book of a new
musical play all but completed. Benjamin
Hapgood Burt will supply the music and
the two authors will combine their efforts
Burt output is The City Chap" and
Conan & Harris will produce 1t early
In the coming season, with Jack Nor
worth in the title role.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-28

"The THIEF company, headed by Mar
garet Ellington. who has securely estab-
lished herself as an actress of great emo
tional power by her performance of Marie
viii make but two stops-Pueblo and salt
Lake City-before the beginning OF It's
engagement in San Francisco.