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The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-26
Julia Marlowe.

Again the Shuberts have associated with them a name potent to arouse i'm mediate interest Miss Julia Marlove has so valuable a personality. dramati- cally speaking. that she can have no usual surroundings Her managers have shown their appreciation of her wonderful talent by placing about her a company of merit. productions with artistic settings. Her repertoire this season includes two romantic dramas of the XVI century. one laid in Eng land, the other in Italy. When Knighthood Was in Flower, in which Miss Marlowe impersonates Mary Tu- dor is Paul Kester's dramatization of Charles Majors novel of that name
 Gloria" the new play, is a story of
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-26
"Cunning, the Jail Breaker"

If Cunning, the Jail Breaker, Charles E. Blaney's new star who will be seen the first three nights next week at the New Haven theater, lived in the middle ages, he would have been burned as wizard, as he demon strates during the action of the play that no restraint, neither handcuffs shackies, nor rope; neither chain, wire nor strap, can be put on him so securely that he cannot free himself In the second act of From Sing Sing to Liberty" he is placed In a steel cage and is securely bound hand and foot but he snaps his bonds asunder as though they were made of paper. No wonder he is styled the modern Samson. Matinee Wednesday.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-26
TO ADVERTISE MISSIONS.
Presbyterian Board Plans Extensive
 Publicity Campaign.

New York. Feb 25-Modern advertis- ing methods for the exploitation of up to-date missionary effort throughout the United States will hereafter be employed by the National Presbyterian board of home mission according to an announcement made to-day In con nectlon with this general plan a. one day whrlwind publicity campaign will be conducted in about fifteen cities, be- genning Monday, March is. Arrange menis have already been made with New York, Newark. Albany, Buffalo, Cleveland, Detroit, Peoria, Chicago Fort Wayne. Cincinnati, Columbus, Baltimore, Monmouth, Bloomington and Springfield, Ills.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-26
DUMA CALLS ON CAR.
Russian Parliament for First Time
 is Received by Emperor.

St. Petersburg, Feb 25.-For the first time since the institution of the Rus sian parliament, a general audience of the members of the duma will be held tomorrow at Tsarskoe-Selo. Deputies to the number of 26O, representing all parties, except the Constitutional Democrats, the Radicals and the Poles will go to Tsarskoe-Selo by special train for presentation to the emperor and empress al the personal request of Emperor Nicholas himself. The members will be accompanied by NJ. Khomyakoff the president of the du- ma. who al first had decided not to participate, in the absence of a com plete representation.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-26
BIJOU.
All Roads for Lovers of Drama Lead
 to This Place.

All roads for lovers of the drama this week lead to the Bijou theater where the Bijou Theater Stock company IS giving superb performance of Her Double Life" Ii is a play Of present day life with America and the Contl- nent as the countries through which the characters of the story roam. II IS the story of secret marriage, father whose children represented to him only so much capital on which ne could recoup the fallen fortunes of proud English family, and two hearts separ~ ated through long years of anguish only to be happily reunited
 Gertrude Shipman finds ample op- portunity in this play for a display or her powers as an emotional actress and she is fortunate in having a well bal anced supporting company. All this week the voting will continue on the play which Bijou patrons desire to see again produced Friday there will De the usual souvenir matinee.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-26
1s-HoUR LAW CONSTITUTIONAL.

Helena. Mont, Feb. 25.-The Mon tana sixteen-hour law for railroad em- ployes in the train service was to- day declared by the state supreme court to he valid and constitutional. The Northern Pacific must now pay the sl.60o fine for it's violation. The law provides that employees must not be worked for more than sixteen hours without eight consecutive hours for rest.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-26
CONCERT PROGRAM.
Treat for Music Lovers at Foy Audi
 toriiIm This Evening.

A most delightful program has been arranged for the concert announced by the Young Mems Christian association to be given this evening in Foy Audi torium. The hour is o'clock and a treat is in store for those who attend. Loch Lomond old Scotch Melody Nevin quartet. Una Fartina Largrna. Donizetti Signor Pasquale Gambardella. 'Estudiantina" ................ Lacome Miss Young and Miss Walker. "Chanson Du Torreador" ..... Bizet
 Harry E. Hunie. 'fNobles Siegneurs" Les Hugenots)..
 Meyerzeck
 Miss Pearl Young. "Sweet and Low" .......... Carey Miss Grace E. Walker. My Love is Like the Red. Red Rose .......,.........,..... Rogers
 Nevin quartet.
 PART II. Celeste Aida ................... Verdi Signor Pasquale Gambardella. "Girls of Serville" ...... Denza Miss Treat and Miss Hunie. a. Far Across the Desert Sands.
 Woodford Finden b. Allah Be With Us
 Miss Grace F.. Walker. "lf I Were King" ............ Tepton
 Harry E. Hunie. "Lolita" Waltz songs .......... .Aldrich
 Miss Pearl Young. torn f1uSk .......+.....--.. lTdCy
 Nevin quartet.
 Mrs. Mary F. Neely-Accompanist.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-26
AWAITING THE AUTOS.

St. Petersburg, Feb. 25.-Railroad traffic in Central Russia is almost paralyzed by a succession of heavy snowstorms. which still con- tinue Many towns are cut off from all communications. and such an im- portant railroad as. the Moscow-K -Kazan has not moved train for five days
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-26

and serves to furnish a delightful change in the bill.
 Tom Moore does some good coon shouting and Gilbert and Katen after talking some gibberish for five min utes gets down finally to some good parodies for their encore they have an eccentric dance which is the best thing in the act, Shut up"
 Paul Kleist with a dark stage, a white battleship and a turn on the bells opens the show and keeps 'em occupied while the late corners are getting seated.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-26
WOMEN CHOOSE MAN LEADER.

Cincinnati. Feb. 25,-At a meeting of the board of trustees of the West ern College for Women at Oxford, O., to-day. Rev. John Grant Newman, of Wyoming, O., was elected president of the institution This is the first time in the history of the college that a man has been president.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-26

Italian life and has given Miss Mar lowe another splendid opportunity to display her talents.
 In addition to these, she includes "As You Like It." and Romeo and Juliet in her repertoire.
 On March 5 and she will be seen for two nights only at the Hyperion theater.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-26
NEW HAVEN.
Nell Burgess Week Proving Big
 Success.

Success.
 There was a crowded house at the New Haven theater last night to see Neil Burgess in The County Fair. " The principal theme of the play in- wolves the financial difficulties of Aunt Abbie (Neil Burgess), due to her charitable deeds, which are overcome when her horse, Cold Molasses, wins race at a county fair and whose winnings enable her to lift the mort gage on her farm. The racing scene Is spectacular and very realistic and affords considerable merriment to the audience.
 Bartley McCullum as Otis Tucker, portrayed the role of country con stable in an able manner. Walter Kelly as Solon Hammerhead, the ad- mirer of Abigil Prue was careful and pafnstaking Robert Barton as Joel Bartlett and Gaily Towers as Sarrie Greenway performed their respective roles in a capable manner, And Annie Blancke as Taggs, the little waif. The rest of the company aided to make the attraction a screaming success.
 Attention is called to the matinees to be given to-day. Friday and Satur- day for the special benefit of the women and children and those who cannot attend the evening perform ances. At these matinees the man.
  agement has decided in making the prices within reach of all and the en- tire house will be reserved at 25 cents and 50 cents, but the regular popular prices will be charged at night The play will be given every night during the remainder of the week. Seats can be ordered by phone sos.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-26
POPULAR SONG WRITER.
l.. Wolf Gilbert, on Poli Bill. Has
 Furnished Some of Them.

In these days of the popular songs attention is sometimes called to 'the men behind" On the Poli bill this week in the act of Gilbert and Katen is l.. Wolfe Gilbert, writer of The Man with the Pick and the Shovel, ' Good Night, Good Night" and Just Kiss and say Goodbye
 Mir. Gilbert has also been a success full parody writer supplying the mater ial for many successful parody singers in vaudeville.
 He appears this week with his part ner, MT Katen, in a Hebrew comedian speciality which is receiving the plau- dits of the Poli audiences.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-26
NEM zaGINGY PROFESSOR.

Philadelphia, Feb. 25.-Dr. Thomas Harrison Montgomery, jr., professor of zoology, University, Texas, has been appointed to the chair of zoology at the University of Pennsylvania He will assume his new duties on Septem- Der 1.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-26
Nl5I

Mntinces To-day, Friday, Saturday.
 NEIL BURGESS
 In ssI'he County Falr.~ See Cold Molasses Win the Race. Prlces-Matinees 2bc., 5oc.; mighty regular popular prices Seats now od sale. MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY,
 March 2. and f.
 Matinee Wednesday. Charles F. Blaney Presents CUNNING, the Jail Breaker.
 In ~ 'From Sing Sing to Liberty" By Henry Clay Blaney. REGULAR POPULAR PRICES.
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Grcnrp'S i'm 9unocSienot ieilr unO
iein iehSidbriger 2lntSternin miro
an 4. W6r5 1909 beginner. Gic
bier 0cnofroteL meIfc fiir i'm
Itinnlten morcn Sic StootSienntoren
$. g. Wc9htt lut0 gllbcrt GborIs
ten imO Die 8eprG ,ntantcn Gbriitiot
MiiQer bon 2oli@1iae mo 6. ".
QiQaro pom @oplG-Gm>ntp. (Sbrc
YortcigcnoIicn in ser 2rgisIntilr be.
milbten iib peraebIih, lie bon ibrcnr
&orgcbcn ob5uboIten. Sic bcburrtcn
Oora,f OoB c5 3eit iei, ocm Grcibcn
ser Enrtcimoidbine einen 9iic1cl Dor
3uihiebCn.
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6ahcn Sic 3atarrh ::

BeSbdlb eonIultIrsn Sie Mot
elnen glr6t, iueIter antarrb.
0rnnibeiieH ber siafe, oes SaI.
les. oer Gunac mo oer Sbreu
fiir InnGer. ais 2S Sabre IN
oiCier Siuot bebdn6s.. bat7 =
SSeuu Sie reith ii.io, iuiro 90.
ncn Tlnt 8u Dtel abperlaRAf,
lno weHn Sie arnI iiHo, 10
6raL ben Gle nnr fir bic Me.
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lep's. ~. l2Oi, i.Saasttr. suahe. Office.
Stunten bon 8 bis &c ubr WlorgenS uno Don
II lbr QiitiagS bis 8 lbr gbenoS
(6e820--i
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Srablcp iicot.

&ier 0cmofrnten itimmen in Ser
2cgi3lntltr bon acntutU fir ben
rcpu6Iifoniidcn ScnotS Gnnoi-
0atcn.
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>(2aoluap'S
~ Eilltll

iinO bcactGbiIilb mn Auu5 5uberIdfiie Neipir.
Zen ouutommcIlc &croGnna bonhdn0ine 9l6'
iorbirnIN mo Ncinioe yicaeImdBigfeit.
Cur Sur uun alien Seibcn oes Wlageus, Der
GcOdrmc, Der Girreu, Der glaie, uuu usrpbien
Srnntbeiten, Samurrboloeu, SopiWrl NIB aaeu
2eberle6en.
FreiS % Gents pro ebabteI gSir6 bon al.
len 9pot6eicrn Oerfuuit uno per 9oit nab Gni.
piano bes @'eirnGco bcridnht.
Gnownn a. Gu. gir, 52, 2dfabeite Strube,
Gie 2connro zlruBC. GCwgorf go
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Snintctt lit Cbio.
Gritannlidjc 6rndJtburfcit ctlihcr
IamiliCn in Stcnbcnuillc.

6rou non inter 100 %ilno &clpid)t
identt 6iiniIin1cl on$ 2cbcn,
mclhc 3ronncn % Fim0 mo-
acu. - &ier i6rcr S6md0er iinO
Oc &dtcr uon 3luiIlin9en unO
0rillin9eu. - lSu Sing 6an1
in Smn 6ronci3co anaefonncn.
- SonptmaNu ser o&ier3ig Die,
be" bon eincu 9}em Dorter Mirtb
critoiicn. - 6cblihlag Der Son.
icreIB 5miihcn Sen &obIcnard.
bern Im0 @rubcubciibern.
tcubcnOillc, 8, 2S. Tebr.
Die @ottin 0e3 1ru. Geo. Gomp-
bcll broCbtc bcutc bier iiiuf DOlIltGn-
0ia nll@qebiIoetc &iu0cr 5lr WeIt
aIlcin 0rei Oericlben iturbcu inner,
haI6 elmer Stun0e nuh scr @eburt.
lic bci0cn 9lNOerclL cin &uabe lmO
eil Qidoheu, mer0cn, mie sic gIer5te
crlpurten, am Seben bIeibcn. Grei
ser 6ilnllinAc moren &nabcn, lrnO
bic iiini ainoer mo9eu 5uiommcn %
Ehmo, mGbrenO 0a3 @cluidt ser
Otutter nidt gan5 100 Eiun0 be-
trGgt. Qic gIcr5tc crtl6rcn 0eu Sail
fir Cinen Ser lncrfruiirbigltcn III Den
2lmnoIcn ser @iiicnihoit. Campbell
orbeitct in cincm StabIncrf rm0 bal
bier 9riioer. 3meien Oieier Yriioer
iinO 3millinge Qcboren mor0en, lnb
ieOer Scr beioen on0ercn @riioer III
Der Gater Don IrillinGen.
Geo. GompbeQs erIte 6rou itorb,
nadOcm lie Irillin9e 5ur NeIt Qe.
trodt Bate. Campbell oiente 3pGIi
Sabre Iong IN ser 9uuoeSilottc nit
rmo fdmpite inter Shlcp bel San.
tiogo. 3rpei ieincr 9riiOer 6eiinoer
iih SIR 3eit otf Der SGludbtidiii
Slottc Oes NonliroI5 Guou5 i'm Still
len Wcut.
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gnflage acgcn 9iidter WruRcnp mic
ocraCidlagcn.

GbarIestomn, SQS., %. Sc.
6ruar. - Gie aui 5ootidlag lait-
tenoe 2tnflage gegen 9unOesfreiSrid. j.
ter Eeter 9. 8roBcup uno bier an'
6ere Girettoreu elmer eleftriideu
@abn megen zines i'm Iebten 9luguIt
aif 0erieIben eingetretenen llnfaas
lit beilte niebergei6lagen moroen.
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