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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-04-18
N1IOnariia en- Puerto

DespuGs de una ausencia de cinco
amos en- Francia, ha regresado Nue.
VA York, con sus tres hijos Y con
objeto de visitar los miembros de
su familia, Ia seiiora Anna Gould an
tes condesa Boni lie Castellane cuyo
ruldoao ulvorclo Gil Paris Iiam6 tanto
la atencion. Viajo bajo el nombro
supuesto de seflora Miller IN repre-
sentante suyo neg6 energicamente
que dlcha seflora pensara casarse con
el principe frances Hellie de Sagan
como Sc dijo, pues 'tenla va bastan-
re de vida de casada" sin embargo,
el principe la acompaf6 hasta el
"Adriatic" en- Cherburgo, regresando
luego TERRA en- el remolcador que
los llev6 4 bordo. La valera per
manecera aqul unos cuatros meses.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-04-18
ActulIIIod portuguese
Ell REY MANUEL RESULTANDO

Con ell unforme de captain general
puesto por, primera veg, eI rey Manuel
II reclbl6 en- Palacio al nuevo ministro
succo conde Stromtield 4u4 lresent6
sus credenciales FL rey lego su con-
testaci6n al diplomatico en- frances, de
manera digna y clara.
Luego st&ui6 una reception todo
81 cuerpo diplom4tico, notable por 10
muy concurrida que estuvo, pues asis-
tieron no menos de dieciocho represen-
tantes extranjeros con s1s esposas.
Como en- oseciones precedentes, la
maron Ia atenc6n de todos los modales
dignos del rey el perfecto aplomo con
que hizo algunas observaciones a los
dipomaticos acerca de successes corrien-
tes. Asisti6 tam ben Ia rena Amelia
Despu6s De la reception, los diploma
ticos fueron presentados la condesa
de Paris al conde de Guisa
FL rey recibi6 una comisi6n de
parie ntes de marineros depor tados &
quleues Sc acuso FL ano pasado de ha-
berse amotinado, Los visitantes die
ron gracias al rey porque perdon6 los
culpa bles tomando este I'm nifIo de
brazos de su madre, dijo: "Espero que
todos me ayudareis d recorrer el duro
camino que la suerte me ba des stinado."
ala Epoca" rinde tributo la acti-
tud del principe de Oporto por su in
cesante vigilancia sobre Ell rey y su
madre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-04-18
ID 0leXiI0)l del COMO
LA TAIADA DE LOS PRINCIPLES

va Sc ha publicado ell texto del
ira ia do de anexi6n del Congo. ST bien
conforme 10 que Sc ma dicho, esta BILE
ce, sin EN- bargo, que la pension pedida
por ell Principe Alberto, sebrino de
Leopoldo, no serA acordada sino des-
pues de su ascencion al Trono, que
la Princesa Clementina no recibira la
suya sino despues de su matrimonio
Sc esperan con ansia las enmiendas del
Gobierno 4 la ley colonial, las cuales
seran somekdas Ia Cxmara
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TURCOS Y BULGAROS

FL cOmlsaTiO turCO en- Sofia,
Sc ha quejado al ministro de
Estado bulgaro de que, con mo-
two del aniverSarlO del TratadO
de San Stetano. Sc yendan en-
las GALES napas de Bulgaria
tai como fue delimitada por di
Gho TratadO, 10 que, segun el
representante de Turqnia, cons
tituye un atentado contra la
soberania del Sultan.
I'll ministro bulgaro ha con-
testado que no era possible po-
ner limites a la algeria popular
que la venta de ese mapa no
tenia mas alcance que el de
Conmemorar un hecho historico.
Tambien ha expuesto el co
misario turco que las manifes
taciones de simpatia ante la
Legacion de Russia constituian
una provocacion a Turquia, Gu
yo comisariado esta situado Ell
frente de dicha Legacion.
Estas quejas han causado bas-
tante impression, pues demues-
tran que Turquia vigila aten-
tamente cuantos sucesos SC de.
sarrollan en- Bulgaria.
CRIMEN SACRILEGO EN- UNA
IGLESIA DE NEW YORK
La iglesia de Ivenvar fue pro-
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LA CZARTNA EN- ITALIA

La Emperatriz de Russia ha
estado en- Rapallo. durante el
pasado mes de Mario, Sc alojo
en- TN hotel particular, prepa~
radO al efeCt0.
Su viaje ha sido &c r1guroso
incognito Y con el nombre de
princesa Schavsky.
La Czarina, CuVO estadO es
muy d6biI, guarda el mas abso
luto reposo, p0r prescription IA
cultativa.
BAUTIZO DE UN PRINCIPE
Sc ha celebrado con gran SO
lemnidad en- la capilla real de
Roma, el bautizo del ultimo hi
10 del rey Victor Manuel.
t'ue padrino el Gar de Russia
Y madrina la duquesa de Ge-
nova.
INCENDIO EN- UNA NINA
En- una nina de Caltassinetta
(Sicilia) sc declare dias pasados
IN formidable 1ncendio, que cos
to inauditos esfuerzos sofocar-
10, por ser Ia nina incendiada
de aZufre.
Los gases desprendidos inva-
dian las galerias. siendo mate
riaImente impossible bajar por
lo irrespirable de la atm6sfera.
Los danOs materiales son enor-
mes.
Como resultado del incendio
han quedado EN- la mas espan-
tosa miseria 500 obreros.
EXCOMUNION SENSATIONAL
Todos los peri0dicos de Ro-
ma, hacen grandes concentrates
con respecto d la exComuni0n
lanzada por el tribunal del San
to Ohcio, contra Il Abate Soisy.
Segun todos aseguran, es la
pena mas grave que pude i'm
pOnerse.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-04-18
ID Production Au|lIeI0

La production aurffera en- 1907
tomada del "Engeneering and mining
journal" sefiala I'm juicio muy digno
de tenerse en- cuenta en- el extraor
dinario decrecimiento que ha tornado
de veinte amos 4 esta parte la pro.
duccion de orc en- Ell mundo. En-
lugar de 1851 millones en- 1905 y
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-04-18

de surgi6 de una grave disputa
entire ella V su marido.
Paul Roy Sc ha refugiado en-
Prancia; pero Sc cree que el
gobierno americana 10 reclama-
ra, invocando las leyes de ex-
tradiciOn.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-04-18
EXONERACION DE MILITARES
RUMANOS

Publicamente han sido degra
aados en- Bucarehts pOr las au
4OridadeS mlIitares los sOidadOs
que el ano anterior Sc amOtina- -
ron y dierOn muerte al teniente
Nitzulescu, que les habia orde-
nado disparasen sobre los al
deanOS SublevadOS.
FL acto Sc ha veriticado ante
las tropas de la guarnicion.
Los degrade dos seran envia-
dos a las minas de sal a Cumplir
en- tai servidumbre la condena a
perpetuidad que les ha sido i'm
DueSta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-04-18
ELECCION SANGRIENTA

En- Gaerci, Viena, han ocu-
rridO graves des0rdeues con
motive de la elecCl0n de In con-
sejero municipal.
Dicese que h y bastantes
muertos y heridos.
FaItan detalles.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-04-18

Mientras dornfa miss Alice Earle.
fue mordida ferozmente en- Ia cara, EN-
ell pecho y en- los brazos. por mas lie
Glen murcislagos que penetraron en- 81
aposento, huyendo de una tempestad.
A los gritos Que lanz6 Ia infeliz, scudie-
ron sus padresl, ,ogrando librarla Ga los
terribles vampires.
Temeso para miss Earle M envene-
rainier to do | a sangre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-04-18

Leemos en- la prensa de Nue.
va York, que la actriz miss
Gracia Gala acaba de hacer re-
velaciones sensacionales contra
su esposo Mr.. Paul Roy.
Ha dicho la artista que su
hermano Georges Carkins, de
quien falsamente Sc propal6 que
Sc habfa suicidado. fue muerto
en- duelo por Paul.
Ell duelo a que la actriz alu-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-04-18
MESA REVUEL7A
&c OS DEL NJ N = .


En- el cOnsejo de guerra cele-
brado en- Rennes, ha sido alb
suelto el teniente de infanteria
Mr.. Laroche, acusado de asesi-
nato, por haberse plenameDte
probado que obr6 en- legitima
defensa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-04-18
R ICOR I Is


Los israelitas franceses han
elegidO hace POGO su gran rabt-
no. para sustituir al que muri0
hace aIgunos meses.
Ia election Sc ha verifcado
en- su gran sinagoga de la rue
de la Victoire.
rs una sinaQoga que parece
una catedral: inmensa. esplec-
dida. soberbia.
La construyero los Roths-
chill hace vari0s amos,
En- esa SInagOga sc han efeC-
tuado suntuoSas hestas religio-
sas, entire elias el matrim oniO
del baron Edouard de Roths
child.
La election del gran rabino
result0 muv complicada. La
sinagoga estaba lIena lie judios.
Preside la election ell baron
Edmond de RothschiId.
II bl Var1OS candidates.
Triunf0 el gran rabino de Lyon,
Mr.. Alfred Levy.
Despu5s de la election hubo
cantos religiosos.
En- tOdas esas hestas religiO-
sas la sOrprendido el Cuadro
que OfreCen los ludlOS.
Los hombres estan con G.
som brerO puesto, Y cubren sus
espaldas V sus hombros con unos
.chaIes como los chaIes Maria
AntOnleta, que uSan ahOra las
senoraS.
La sinagoga tiene sus suizos.
Ell dia de la election de gran
rabino habl0 dentrO del temple
TN periodista con uno de esOs
suizos que amablemente le ofre-
clio, en Calidad de venta, TN Ii
brito, en- donde Sc encuentran
todos los pOrmen0res de la or
ganizaci6n religiosa de los is
raelltas.
! FL suizo le diio que ell tai Ii
britO valia dos frances.
Cuando sali6 4 Ia Gale, vic
en- su cubierta que su precic
era de lin franco.
iEl clento por Ciento! No e.
NAL negocio, para realizarl0 er
una slnagOgal
Patriotismo ingIes.
va parece, que no habra min
gun cambio por ahora en- L
direction de The Times.
La probable adquisici6n de
mlSmO pOr III sIndlGato n0rte-
americana, habia aIarmado d L
opinion publica en- Inglaterra
Con clio Sc habria Introduce
do la Influenza yanqui en- |;
sociedad inglesa. en- que es tai
popular The Times.
La direction del peri0dico h;
encontrado el capital sufficient
para hacer frente d sus compro
misOs.
La solucion dada d la crisi
de The Times es debida ;
inf1uencias politicas, que no har
querido consentir que el graz
| perlOdicO Sc cOnvierta EN- aliadt
Ide los EstadOS Unidos
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Sc ha descubierto una escan-
dalosa falsi6Cacl6n en- esta ciu-
dad.
Para ponerse a cubierto de
toda fscalizaci0n y sorpresa de
las autoridades judiciales, una
casa de jueg0 Sc hizo como pu-
do de una autorizaCi0n para
desplumar a los puntos, falsif-
cando para clio en- tai docu-
mento la hrma del jefe del ga
binete de ClemenCeau.
Ell aut0r de la justification
ha sido preso en- ell mlsmo des-
pachO del alcalde.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-04-18


fanada dura nte el quito, con TN
Crimen.
Entire los que sc habian arro-
.dillado delante del Sagrario pa
ra recibir Ia santa Communion,
Sc prostern0 TN hombre, como
cido por sus ideas libertarias,
llamado Guasilla,
Por su aspecto, nadie hubiera
adivinado sus intenclones sa-
crilegas.
Cuando el cura sc iba q acer-
car q Gl para pOner en- su len
qua la divina forma. el anar-
quista sac6 rapidamente el re
v6lver que empunaba Y tenia
oculto en- I'm bdlsillo Y 10 dis
par0 a quemarropa sobre ell sa-
cerdote, dejandole muerto en- el
aCtO
No es para descrita la horribl
confusion que Ell tai instante sc
produjo en- el temple. FL horror
y Ell pauiCo sc 'apoderaron de
todOs los animOs. FL criminal.
aprovechandose del espanto de
los fieles, quiso huir. pero al
punto cay6 Ell manos de la po-
licia.
I clio DO fu6 10 peor para Ell
sacrilego Guasilla, porque una
vez este fuera de la iglesia, ell
publico, indignado, quiso "lyn-
charlo, Y sin la intervention
policiaCa, habria perecido.
BUQUE INCENDIADO
En- el puerto de Bilbao Sc
produjo TN violentisimo incen-
dio q bordO de la barca francesa
"Duplaix, ALI anclada.
Sc inici0 el fuego en- una bo
dega que Contenla 1900 tonela-
das de sal de nitro, y Sc produjo
| por recalentam1ento de la cal
dereta, que quem6 algunas
tallas.
FL 'Duplaix' habia llegado a
dichO puerto llevando 5000 to-
neladas del mencionado produc-
to. va estaba descargada la
mitad Cuando estallo el incen-
dio.
Para prestar auxilio acudie-
ron rapidamente tres remolca-
dores; pero el salvamento era
dihcilisimo, por el peligro de
que Sc desplomaran los enor-
mes palos del buque ince ndia-
do, que habian empezado ar
der pOr la base.
Para anegar Ell "Duplaix, "
abriendo TN boquete en- ell cas-
co, fue lanZadO contra el TN
CartuchO de dinamita. que esta-
llo sin producer el efecto que Sc
buscaba; pues el casco es de
hlerro y resisti6 la explosion
sin rOmperSe.
Por fin, pudo ser varada la en-
barcaci6n y localizado el fuego.
Las avelias del "Duplaix" son
de mucha consideration, aun-
que Ell casco ha sufrido POGO.
Las perdidas Sc Calculan en-
50 900 frances.
FL "Duplaix" es de matricula
francesa.
Al iniciarse el fuego los tri-
pulantes huyeron aterrorizados
llevandose los equipajes. La bar
ca estaba asegurada.
| UNA ACTRIZ QUE ACUSA
A SU ESPOSO
| Leemos en- la prensa de Nue.
va York, que Ia actriz miss
Gracia Gala acaba de hacer re-
velaciones sensacionales contra
su esposo MIR. Paul Roy.
Ha dicho la artista que su
hermano Georges Carkins, de
The Detroit times., 1908-02-15

plckpocXet. AT last his master thinks
IL time for the supreme test and for
revenge. He sends the child, now
grown 10 young man. 20 the house
OF his own father TO secure certain
papers. with the charge to SECURE them
at all hazards. The Young man Ia
discovered by the father, who attempts
TO turn him over TO the police. How
ever, the fellow gets the drop, but
something In the mans personality
something seemingly akin stays his
hand upon the trigger and his fathers
life Is saved.
However, IL awakens In the lads
heart or conscience desire to lead
better life and he so announces TO
his comrades. They, seeing that their
carefully built plans are about to be
upset, resort TO every means to stay
him. even using force.
The story ia not without It's TO
nance, which trips daintily along. DIP
ping In at just the proper moments.
The comedy Is excellent and a mag
nificent scenic establishment is prom
The Detroit times., 1908-02-15

In the vaudeville eye the past year.
She has an act somewhat on the or
der OF that Of Katie Barry, but OF q
still more exaggerated tyne. IL thai is
possible, and If the vaudeville lovers
of Detroit follow the example OF
those OF the effete east Nellie Wal
lace will be the rage.
Hassan Ben AIS Arabs are ground
tumblers of the sensational order, and
that they will close the bill with a
grand flourish is anticipated by every
body who has seen the act Bert Les
lie & Co. will have first honors in
the American comedy end OF the bill,
and as he is an exaggerated type of
the bartender, with a wonderful flow
of slang, his act will prove to be
one continuous laugh.
Charles f. Semon Is comedian
OF a far different order. The last time
he was seen at the Temple he was a
scream, and 1t is believed that Temple
patrons who have seen him will antic-
ipate his act with keen relish. Com
edy will also be the forte OF Maddox
q Melvin, while the Murray sisters
viii relieve the comedy strain some
what by their artistic singing OF
American songs
In conclusion Little Eoresto, and the
kinetograph pictures will bring large
measure of Joy TO the fortunate pos
SCISSORS of seats. and u believed that
the Temple will play to Its capacity
afternoon and evening. as usual. The
following week the celebrated actor,
w. II. Thompson, will repeat his for
mers great success, FOR Loves Sweet
Sake"
The Detroit times., 1908-02-15
TEMPLE

Manager ]. II. Moore will submit for
the approval OF Temple theater audi
ences next week the following stan
dard vaudeville acts:
Nellie Wallace. English eomedlenne:
Hassan Ben Ali's Arabs, from the Sa-
hara desert; Bert Leslie & Co, In the
comedy, Hogan in Society,"" Charles
+. Semon, the unique comedian
Holden's Comic ManikIns: the Muir
ray sisters. Cleveland society girls,
In American sougs. Maddox alef:
The Detroit times., 1908-02-15
GRIP pOISONS THE BLOOD
The Recent National Epidemic Re
sponsIbIe for Many Prevalent
Alty,anfa

The grip poisons the blood. reduces
the vitality, depressec the nervous
system, and leaves many troubles be.
hind II. IL Is infectious as well as con.
tagious and has prevailed so generally
this winter that it is
Responsible for many OF the all
ments from which thousands OF people
are suffering today. These ailments
include weakness, that tired feeling
loss cf appetite. general debility, and
increased susceptibility to disease
and demand the great NlN
Restorative Properties OF Hood Z
Sarsaparilla, which purines and, revi
talizcs the blood and restores normal
conditions. II eatbartic Is needed
the best is Hoods PiHs--the tonic
cathartic, strengthening. not weaken.
ing. the system.
After the Grip-'T was all run do vi
after the grip and felt so tired could
hardly get about the house. I tried
Hoods Sarsaparilla and before I had
taken one bottle, the tired, weak feel
ing left me. my appetite came back
and l could do my hDusework." Mrs
Lucy Rogers, Parkersville, n. Y.
Hoods Sarsaparilla is sold every
where. In the usual liquid. or In tab
let form called sarsatshs-0ne- hun
tdred doses one d0iiar.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-15


whom he Is Unfortunately fond. He has
also stepson, the pride Of his moth
er, the squire's second wife, and the
torment of every one else. The squire
and his old friend, Sir Charles Mar
low, have decided that marriage be-
tween the pretty daughter Kate and
young NARROW will be good thing for
all parties. To bring about meeting
between the young people Sir Charles
has sent his son to visit the Hard
castles. The mischievious imp Tony
meets the young man and his travel
ing companion at the village inn, and
persuades them that they have missed
their road and must stop over for the
night. He then sends them to old
Hardcastle's house telling them that
II is a tavern, with an eccentric land
lord. Young NARROW, while very re-
served and difident In the presence OF
hts equals, Is the reverse among those
he considers his interiors. The result
OF Tony's trick Is q most amusing
grme of cross-purposes. Miss Kate
adds to the tangle when she learns
the truth, by pretending to be a bar
maid, and In this disguise she wins
the heart Of young MARROW, and loses
her own.
The play will be presented for the
first. time at the matinee Sunday, Feb.
lie.
Owing to the success OF the Two
for one bargain sale" the MANAGEMENT
have decided to continue II for anoth.
er week: each purchaser OF a resery.
ed seat on the lower floor will recafve
the next seat free OF charge.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-15

well known people. Bargain matinees
are held daily at which good seat
may be- had for rs and Is cents. and
you can smoke II you like
The Detroit times., 1908-02-15
THE SUN nSs4s1ss

PROF. r. II. MOULTON, UNIVERSITY
OF CHICAGO, Church OF Our Father.
Tonight O'Clock. Ticket. aSc.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-15

will be as follows: Thompson and
Lewis. in comedy conversations and
songs: Pattie Carney, soubrette with
new songs; Marion and Deane, In "A
Personal Affair" a comedy singing
act; Some" quartet. In Breaking
Into Vaudeville" and Lulu Beeson,
champion lady buck and wing dancer.
THE oAYETY.
The lively and glittering Rose Hill
Folly Co. should prove a big drawing
card in the Gayety theater the COM
ing week.
This will be the first appearance
of the company In this city the pres
ent season. Il IL entirely different
from the usual run Of burlesque
shows. While the costumes, scenery
/ and electrical effects are all that
could be desired by the most exacting.
MessrsAN Rice q Barton have given
their greatest attention to the cast IT.
self. with the result that they have
selected company that could give an
entertainment in any theater in the
country.
George w. Rice heads the fun.mak-
ers. and those who have seen him
previously will know what to expect
The Detroit times., 1908-02-15

from him. 1t is through his individual
efforts that SO many burlesquers have
been successful.
Mr.. Rice will be ably assisted in
the leading comedy roles by 7. +.
Thomas. the inimitable comedian OF
more than ordinary ability. The cast
will also include such wellknown art
lists as Rogers and Evans. in a com.
edy sketch; Mile. Beatrice, premier
toe dancer; the Four Londons, Amer
ica's greatest areo gymnasts, and a
chorus Of 20 gorgeously gowned mai
dens.
Thursday evening. as usual, after the
regular show. a large bunch OF anna
teurs will do their utmost TO amuse
and a good lively time is promised
On Friday evening wrestling bout
has been arranged and an interesting
struggle Will take place between two
The Detroit times., 1908-02-15
lYcEUM.

lYcEUM.
mot Yet, But Soon" in which Hap
Ward and his musical comedy were
80 successful last season, will be seen
in the Lyceum for one week, COM
mencing Sunday afternoon. 1t is a
fun show that is billed on the pro-
grams as ''Komedy Kackle in Two
Lays" The action occurs In Prof.
Nuts sanitarlum "Bughouse on the
Hudson Bill Nerve, the character
played By Hap Ward, is an eccentric
gentleman who would rather loat
than work He is brought TO the san
tarium by his family In the hope that
he can be cured OF his laziness. The
curious people by which he finds
himself surrounded give Bill new
interest in life. He passes himseir
of as a celebrated nerve specialist
from Europe and manages to turn
"Bughouse on the Hudson" upside
down The musical numbers In mot
Yet. But Soon" will prove one OF the
most pleasing features OF the perfor-
nance. Great care has been taken In
selecting the soloists and the chorus,
and the list. OF song successes will In
clude: "A Trip TO Opera Land,
I Hello Malinda," Il Gould Take a
Chance With YOU" LAS Ions as the
World Goes Round" Think of the
Girl Down Home" MY Gal Texas,
innocent Amelia" Il Got Next" and
Dolly From Dublin fown." Among
the large company supporting Mr..
Ward will be found Lucy DAILY, Fred
wyckoff, Robert Evans, Abe Fried
land, Richard Barry, Lew Kelley. Har-
~ Parent, Ed Gilmore, Caroline HOOK
er. Mae Kilcoyne and Leslie Lyle,
Matinees will be given on Sunday
wednesday and Saturday
DETROIT,
The coming, next Monday night 10
the Detroit opera house, of Mr. Wilton
Lackaye. In Hall Gaines latest play,
The Bondman." brings TO mind the
interesting course of the Caine fiction
on the stage. The late Wilson Bar
rett was one OF the first to seek a
footlighting OF a Hall Caine mover,
and made a successful play, called
"Ben-ma-C hree," out OF THE Deem
ster." Later, he staged both The
Manxman' and THE Bondman;" but
he made a fat failure OF the latter
story. and withdrew Il after very
few performances
Then, after a lapse of some years,
Game, himself, dramatized his novel
The Detroit times., 1908-02-15
The WHITNEY,.

Commencing Sunday afternoon the
Whitney management will offer Chas.
Il. Blaney's big scenic success, kid
mapped for Revenge" a story OF strong
heart interest, having as its central
point or theme the abduction of a
wealthy child for revenge. The play
tells of the patience of the abductor
and his cruelty OF design and purpose
and Is abundant In thrilling climaxes,
The stolen child Is reared In q life
OF crime and taught TO be an expert
The Detroit times., 1908-02-15

ised. Will II. Vedder, a clever young
actor OF considerable experience, will
be seen In the leading role. that OF
Prince" the vagabond. Mr.. Vedder
lends to the production touch OF
dramatic acting rare In melodrama
of this type.
Matinees will be given daily, except
on Wednesday.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-15

Of "The Christian" which had had
something OF sensational success be-
tween covers. He did the work for
the use OF Viola Allen, but afterwaId
took enough OF business interest in
the outcome TO stlge IL in London. So.
wnen 'The Eternal CITY," his next
novel. was published. he dramatized
that, also, for Miss Allen, turning the
London rights over to Beerbohm Tree.
The play was success, but his next,
THE Prodlgal Son." was not. About
IS months ago. Game decided there
was a lot OF good and unused ma
ferial in the earlier novel OF The
Bondman," and decided TO make use
OF It on the stage. in spite OF Bar
rett's fizzle with IL. The result was
that the play was accepted as the
annual autui-.n, production OF Drury1
Lane theater. London, for I906-l907,
and ran there until driven of the
boards by the advent of Boxing Day,
Dec. &c the date OF the annual Christ.
mas pantomime. Mr.. Lackaye plays
Jason In the dramatization.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-15

pc nrincLDaI comsdIan la SAM
The Detroit times., 1908-02-15

win, formerly Wayne & Maddox, in
The Messenger Boy and the
Actress" Little Foresto, and the kline
tograph pictures.
Nellie Wallace is contemporary
OF Vesta Victoria, Alice Lloyd, Marie
Lloyd and those other English music
hall artists, who have been SO much