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Deciduous and Citrus Fruits

Receipts of peaches pluns and prnnes in
bulk have been running light for several days.
as the low prices which ruled up to last Satur-
day checked the movement In this direction and
caused growers in many sections to dispose of
their fruit TO the dryers, who were Offering more
remhnerative prices than could be obtained here
As result of these decreased receipts the mar
ket is gradually working into better shape. but
prices for general offerings slow TO i'm
prove. Apricots are becoming scarce, the
season is drawing to close. and receivers who
were urging sales last week are now holding
out for stronger prices. Small packages of
apricots were rather scarce and firm yesterday
while there was an abundance of pIuns pr7lnes
and peaches in small boxes and crates, and
prices for the same were weak. with the pos
sibe exception of fancy German prunes. The
pears. but were still taking moderate lots Of
strictly fine stock out of the open market, pay
ing. up to .$15 ton for p inch fruit and as
still being sacrificed to peddlers and dryers at
irregular rates. Apples and grapes showed
more activity. there being some shipping In
ment. Choice black figs sold readily at s1.50 a
box, while the Brunswick or brown variety was
cantaloupes sold readily in the early trade at
firm prices. while watermelons were easy owing
lock. Citrus fruits stood about as before quoted
trawberries-Longworth, s466 uer chest;
large varieties. $4@5 per chest.
Raspberries- per chest
LoganberrIes- -S5M6 per chest.
Huckleberries-10@12 121ac per lb.
Apples (per box1-Fancy in 4 tier boxes s5ca
81; common to choice. 4oG75c; crabapples, 251
pears-Bartlett. 5oas5c per box for No. and
25@4oc for No. ?; to Gamers, s12.50@20 per ton
for No. /.
Apricots-Crates 80665c; small boxes, 406f
soc; open boxes 60975c.
Plums and Prunes--25m60c per small box or
crate: open boxes, 400I5c: per ton, S7.5001O.
peaches-Small boxes. 35@5oc; baskets, $50
SOC: open boxes. 40@s5c; carriers. 55@75c
Nectarines-75c@S1 per box or crate for red
and 506l75c for white.
Figs-T5c6$1 so per box
Melons-Nutmeg melons, S1G1.50 per box;
cantaloupes, S250G2.I5 per crate; watermeions
81 .25@2. 30 per dozen.
Grapes (per cratel-Seedless, b0QI5c: mtiscat
S1ml..5: Rose of Peru. 65@15c Fontainebleau
and sweetwater. 100000.
Citrus Fruits tper box)-vaiencia oranges.
So 5o0l4: lemons $s.50G14 25 for fancy. 81 5o6i
$50 for choice and $1@1.50 for standard;
grapefruit S350l3.7 75 for seedess; lines. S405.
Tropical Fruits Bananas. S16L75 per bunch
for Hawaiian and S2.j0M350 for Central Ameri-
can; pineapples. $1.50@S per dozen
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Bnttcr, Cheese and Eges

CHICAGO. Aug. e.--On the produce exchange
today the butter market strong. Creameries
1S13 M21c: dafries. 116l9c Eggs strong Al
mark. cases included. l5GI51ac: frsfs lsIsc.
prime hrsts, Zoe Cheese steady at Il1a0l3c
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Foreign Future.
ST. Loui, Wool 1Iarkc

ST. LOUIS Aug. 6.-Wool firm; medium
grades combing and clothing, 1962oc; light fine,
16@161ac; heavy fine 11@12c; tub washed.
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LOCAL MARKETS
San Francisco MONEY Marlxet

All local rates for exchange remained as before
yesterday. Silver was Lc lower.
The Bank of England rate of discount re-
mained unchanged. New York exchange on
Paris and Paris on London, were higher.
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London CIosing stoeIss

Bar silver-Steady; "a 3-16d per ounce
Meney-isd% of 1 per cent
The rate of discount in the open market for
short bills is 13s per cent and for three montnS'
bills l 7-16M115 per cent
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Egg Market In Nearby Countie.

PETALUMA Aug. 6.--The general price paid
for}Seggs by local buyers was 80 cents. The
Petalima division of the Sonoma county CO.
operative poultry association paid 3015 cents.
The association articles of incorporation expire
on October IA. meeting Of the general asso-
citation is called for next Saturday. at which
new articles of Incorporation viii be submitted
for adoption. In future the headquarters Of the
association will be in Petaluma.
SANTA ROSA, Aug. Eggs dropped l cent
today for some unexplained reason. being quoted
at 30c for No. l and &c for No. . w the local
cooperative association. The receipts were no
larger than usual.
SANTA CRUZ, Aug. 6.-Unchanged condition
marks egg market, scarcity being noted and
demand not met by local producers. who re-
eeive 31e. Dealers sell at 35c Small ship
ments continue to come in.
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PortInnd Rutter MarI<.t
Northern Bu.iues.

PORTLAND. Aug. 6.--Butter-Extras. 2715c
fancy, 25c; choice, zoe; store, 1sc.
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New York stock List

z. F. Hutton Co.. ssO California street.
members Of the New York stock exchange. fur
rish the following list Of bond and stock sales
; sesterday:
------------ IL = = 4 n -
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SALES
Morning Session

Board
40 Alaska Packers Assn ........ 800
ST. Fireman's Fund ms ........145.O 90
80 Hawaiian Coml & Sugar Co... 30 so
rs Honokaa Sugar Co ...-........ 13-121s
10 Hutchinson s Z Co ..........-. 1890
100 Paauhau 2 Co .-..-....-.. 10. so
Spring Valley Water co... 24-5o
30 Spring Valley Water Co. -..--.. "a .0o
81. 900 North Pacific Coast r R 5s-... sS- -621s
IS. eco United X OF s IS. $50
Street
100 Hawaiian Coml & Sugar Co -. 100 90
Afternoon Session
Board
10 Alaska Packers Assn ...... 48 90
; Associated on .............. 81 %
81, 600 North Pacific Coast r r 55--.. 9S- y
So coo Park & CIin House 6s...... "a 90
81 900 Spring Val Wat gen mtge IS. s. 80
81 900 Narset st Rv fst con 5s. 100. 90
81. 900 United r r OF As s... IS. so
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california Stock and ON ExchanEe
OFFICIAL SALES
Mining stocks
COMSTOCkS

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were the sales on the San Francisc,
stock and exchange board yesterday:
CONS-rOCES
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Eastern Livestock Market

Snr-u-rr oOOIh ,,-.z;.,.-
. 300 sooTH OMAHA, Aug. 6-Csttle-R Receipts, s
steauy steay Western steers, $S.50@o.4o; Teaas
I so s594 80; range cows and helfers, z-oo4
e.. ~: ~ = Gamers $1.75@215; stockers and feeders.
e. a-S2; calves, $2.75@5.75; bulls ana stags'
!, Hogs Receipts. 5000. Market 15e higher.
e eieas! q. $6.40Q6.65: mixed, So 40@6.45; llght,
Z; 9o@. q o pigs s5.5o@610; bulk OF sales,
oS'ae Sheer, Receipts. s4oo Market slow to 1 1oc
SAC; ewes, So 25@4 10; lambs, $6@6.50.
= onn 1880, Aug. 6.-Cattle-Receipts, about
80 svgo, ~. market weak to shade lower beeyes,
90 80 eo91 W 10; Texans, $3.50@5.25; westerns,
9o.oo9o.oO; stockers and feeders s.. .40t1 4. 40;
COWS ey and heifers, $150@5.5o; calves, S5.5o@
1taEa Hogs i asaRsseeipts. 1900. Market strong.
ss1es Sc 20 5d@ d4S@995 pigs, $54o@e2o bulk OF
SneepIReceipts, about 1900. Market weak
60 90 snSsA Ive lover Natives, 81 5094 4o westerns
SI.oo@4-o0; yearlings $4.30@5; lambs. 81. 25@
o.oo' western, $4 25@6.60
KANSAS CITY
hANSAS CITY, Aug. 6-Cattle-Re Receipts,
s,oOO Market 10c lower Stockers and feed
ers, S3G4I5: bulls 81. 5O@350; calves, $3.50@
9; @; west western m steers, $375@5.75; western cows.
Hogs Receipts, 5000. Market strong to SC
pigs, $40l5.6O
Sheep-Receipts. 5000. Market 1oc lower
.Medlums, 4.5o; lambs, S4.25Q6.35; range
"ethers, $5.Io@4.35; fed ewes, $3.20q435.
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1000 Com Fraction I
20. 300 Com Frae-f.J
1000 DO. b 80. I
26. 600 Com Frac. !
2000 Conqueror 49,
1000 Cracker Jack
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New York Mining Stocks
Boston Stocks and bonds
THE COPPER SToCKS

BOSTON, Aug 6.-The market is strong fl
sympathy with the metal.
COPPER CLOSE
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Alaska p A 47st 4SIsfPac Aux A IA 5
ASso oil Co. 31A Pac Borax.151
Cal F A. 100 Pac tat Dfd 7415 Tj
Cal Wine A. AZ 80 Do com -. IL 13
MV& MtTm- 115 IS F. Oak &
Oceanic Co IL Con Dfd. 50
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New York Stock List tcontlnued,.
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Receints of Produca

Bran. SKIS $3.50. 7.0a7lshorts, SKIS .....- 1.25o
NJ g
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-07
WHALE CAPTURED
NEAR MONTREAL.
25-Foot Specimen Of Sperm Species
Killed With Harpoon After
Days in River.

Montreal. July IA party Of intre-
pid whaIers set out from Montreal and
returned before nightfall with a sure
enough whale. The whaling expedition
was in charge of Joseph Simard, who
has a local reputation for catching big
fish. The present catch is his largest. :.
The whale was FIRST seen on Thurs
day last spouting inside the harbor,
and evidently spent the past four days
swimming about in the river in the
vicinity of the city, A number Of peo-
pie have spent time on the wharyes
since 1t was first sighted, carrying rifles
on a chance Of being able TO get shot
at the monster.
Simard and his party started out in
4 large skifT, armed with harpoons and
regular whaling tackle. They harpooned
the whale opposite Varenncs about 10
miles below the city, and succeeded in
killing it after q desperate struggle and
towd it to the city. II is a sperm
whale. 25 feet in length This is the
first time a whale has come so far up
the river for several years.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-07
INDIANS CLASH WITH NEGROES,
Trouble in Oklahoma Over Land Is Re
ported at Washington.

Washington, July There was a
clash between the Snake Indians and
negroes near Sonora, Okla, according to
dispatches received by the Indian Pro.
teetive association of Washington from
Eufaula, Harjo, orator OF the four tribes.
Several complaints have been registered
here of late by the Indians, who declare
that the whites through goversnent Of
fcials dealing with half breeds in the Ok
lshoma cities are obtaining possession
Of their lands with but normal remun-
Grafton, and this is understood to have
been the cause Of the trouble.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-07
BUSY DAYS
FOR TAFT
He Learns What 1t Means to
be Candidate
NO REST FOR HIM EVEN
In the Virginia Observation-Disclosures
May Have Place in Cabinet-Taft
Will Meet Senator Crane Again
Soon


Hot Springs, Va, July 7.--When vii
liam H. Taft arose yesterday he more
than ever realized what difficult task
il is TO be candidate for the presi-
dcncy and to attempt to secure rest,
even amid the isolation Of the noun
tains Of Virginia. Early yesterday
morning a dozen big boxes were deliv-
cred TO his Office, and his secretary
superintended the work Of arranging
their contents in the Me room, where
they will be accessible during the next
two months A mass Of correspondence
is coming 10 him, rsnessitating his per-
sonaI attention and the dictation of
many letters. But insisting upon diyid'
ing his time between work and recre-
alton, he accepted a challenge made by
Frank B. kellogg for another game Of
golf on the mountain links.
The presidential candidate and the
trust buster" started out very soon
after breakfast. Mr.. Taft's horses have
arrived and hereafter he will alternate
golf with riding over the mountain
paths, This afternoon, he has another
conference with Senator Crane, who ex-
poets to leave here tonight accompanied
BY Representative Lawrence Of Massa.
chusetts, who came with him. Mr..
Cranes visit has set at rest sugges-
tions that he will be enlisted in the ac-
tive work OF the campaign in any inn
portant way. He has talked over the
situation in New England in great de-
tail and his suggestions have been care
FULLY noted by Mr. Taft,
Senator Beverage Of Indiana and
Mckinley of Illinois had
a discussion yesterday with Mr.. Taft.
Senator Beyerldge's talk concerned the
difficulties stirred up in his state by the
action of the convention as TO the Fair
banks delegates, and Mr.. Mckinley
concerning the treasurership OF the ma
tional committee. The coming OF Sem
ator Beverage day ahead of Senator
Hemenway and Representative Watson
permitted Mr.. Taft to get information
ON the Indiana situation before tbs
coming OF the men who directly repre-
sent the Fairbanks faction. Mr.. Taft
it highly important that
there should be assurances Of harmony
In the state over the craftsmanship,
whoever may dll that position. Rep
resentative Mckinley is talked of for
The treasurership, but Charles G. Dawes
Of Chicago, formerly comptroller Of the
currency is still in mind for that office,
Mr.. McKinley's visit here today will do
much to clear up the situation in this
respect.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-07
DECLARES WAR TALK is SILLY.
Japanese Comes to Get Ideas for Erec-
ton Of Parliament Buildings.

Chicago, July There is absolutely
nothing in Japan except the friendliest
feeling for the United States, War
talk is silly" declared Kametrao Haya-
shida, special representative of the milk
ado and chief secretary Of the Japanese
House Of Parliament. He has come at
the command III the mikado to confer
With the architects OF Chicago and other
principal cities regarding the erection
OF pariiamenta buildings, tor which the
japanese Diet has appropriated $4,000,
900. lie said that the mikado wanted
American Workmanship and American
ideas for the building Of the palace"
I'VE consider he said, that America
has the best Of almost everything Amer
lea is our friend, our neighbor and our
brother, and we want closer relations
with America"
The secretary will depart for Wash.
ington and will visit President Roose-
welt soon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-07
HAGGERTY FINDS MONKEYS
ARE ORIGINAL
Harvard Man Who Is Studying Them
Discovers They Have Ways Of Their
Own Of Solving His Puzzles.


New York, July There are rare
doings these days in the monkey house
at the Bronx Geological Gardens, where
Melvin Haggerty OF Harvard is studying
monkey psychology
Il will say this, said Mr.. Haggerty,
THESE monkeys from South America arc
about the most original lot | have ever
come in contact with. They have ways
OF their own about solving the puzzles
a have put up TO them. They have
broken lot OF my apparatus already.
As yet they have not seemed inclined
to follow the lead OF my trained mon
keys. But they solve the puzzles just
the same in their own way"
The ringtailed monkeys have been
chosen by Mr.. Haggerty for his expert
ments because they are the weakest
physically OF all the monkeys in the
park. His apparatus would not last a
day were the larger and stronger mon
keys to be turned loose in the expert,
ment room.
When Mr.. Haggerty arrived last week
he had with him two trick monkeys
which had been borrowed from Harvard
university. These trick monkeys are
also ringtails and are very clever.
One piece OF apparatus used by Mrs.
Haggerty is a long rope belt, which
operates through a pulley. II is sus-
pended from the ceiling. The lower end
OF the belt is Just above a little hole in
platform which rests beneath the APP
paratus. It is the duty OF one OF the
trick monkeys to get heenath this plat.
form, and, running his arm up through
TEN hole, to pull the belt until banana
tied up near tne pulley comes down near
enough to the hole for him TO reach. The
monkeys in the big cage were at various
times treated TO an exhibition Of how
the belt could be pulled down until
the banana was in reach.
Sunday Mr.. Haggerty decided to see
ii any Of the ringtails had learned the
trick well enough to do it. Several
keepers had gathered in the experiment
room 10 see the test A banana was
tied to tho belt near the top pulley, and
trick money pulled it down. Another
banana was tied in the same place, and
one OF tho ringtails from the big cage
was turned loose. He got beneath the
platform and grabbed the belt with both
hands Then he began to pull. But IN order
TO make the banana come down, only
one side Of the rope must be pulled at
one time. The ringtail apparently did
not know this, for he pulled with might
and main, both ropes being clasped in
his hands. All OF sudden the pulley
broke and down came the banana, rope,
pulley, and all The monkey was fright
ened at first but he soon recovered, and
grabbing the banana ran off to corner
of the room and ate it greedily, hating
now and then to look up lit MIR. Hag-
gerty and chatter, as much as II to say;
Il got it all right, ii it wasn't &C.
eording to rules"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-07
One Of The
Essentials

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One Of the products Of that class, OF
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only, and for sale by all leading druggists.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-07
The Royal Box.

Emperor William has been advised
by his doctors to smoke little or not at
all. He lights an occasional cigarette,
but never uses up more than half of it.
It is now rumored that Lady Alexan-
der Duff, the seventeen-year-old grand
daughter OF King Edward and daugh-
ter OF the princess royal and the Duke
Of Fife, may wed King Manuel of por-
tugal
1t is said that the Princess of Wales
intends to send her little daughter.
Princess Mary, to school in order that
she may have the benefit of associa-
ton with girls Of her own age. she
will be accompanied by her governess
and have her private suit OF rooms,
but In every other respect she will be
treated just like the other little girls.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-07
FLOODS STOP STREET
CARS IN LINCOLN, NEB.
Water Three Feet Above Maximum Rec
ord of 1892

Lincoln, Neb., July Train service
has practically been annuled and floods
have stopped all traffic in London More
than three inches oil rain fell Sunday
night, The water yesterday morning
rose three feet above the maximum rec.
ords OF 1892, Train service on all rail
roads was stopped, Burlington train No
is in the Lincoln yards, surrounded by
water. Serious washouts are reported
in all directions on the Burlington, and
regular train service probably will not
be resumed Tor week
The Rock Island tracks are submerged
The Mon Pacific, the Missouri Pacific
and the Northwestern are helpless
street car traffic has stopped. The Lin.
coin Traction company maintained SER
vice on few lines, but Fair View, Have
lock, and the State Farm were cut off,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-07
BIG CASES
ON DOCKET
Supreme Court Will be Busy
in October
--
ONE INVOLVES COMMERCE
Commissions Acknowledgements Calls
for Decision on Rebating-0thers
Are in Connection With Land
Fraud Conspiracy.

Washington, July 1.-THE United
States supreme court docket is already
teeming with important cases wherein
the government is concerned which are
set down for hearing on the first day
Of the October term. While II win be
impossible, Of course, TO hear all these
cases ON the opening day of the term,
they will be submitted as speedily as
possible after the opening day. One of
these cases that will attract great in.
terest is that Of Hartman VS.. the In
terstate Commerce Commission. Two
other cases are connected with it, those
II Kahn vs. the Interstate Commerce
Commission, and the Interstate Com
merce Commission We. Hartman This
Is the controversy arising out Of the
refusal OF Hartman to answer in New
York certain questions which the com
mission propounded to him. The decis-
ion Of the rights OF Hartman and Of
the commission in this instance will 60
far to define the COMMISSIONS authority
in the matter of probing into railroad
financial transactions. The case Of
William Gordon Crawford vs. the Unit
cd States brings up once more the
frauds in the post Office department To
which August Machen, Beavers and
others were concerned Crawford was
one Of those involved, and was convict
ed of conspiracy to defraud the govern
ment in violation OF section $40. He
has appealed, and the case goes to the
supreme court on eertiorari. Among
the cases on the docket are those OF
MacAndrews & Forbes company VS.. the
United States, and J. S. Young com
pany vs. the United States. These are
the tobacco trust cases, and the de-
cision OF the appeals by the supreme
court will determine the validity Of in
dictments charging conspiracy in re,
straint of trade in violation Of the sher
man law.
Then there are the casese of the
Chicago & Alton vs. the United States,
Faithorn vs. the United States and
Wann VS.. the United States, in which
appeals are taken following successful
prosecution in the lower courts for VIC
lutions of the Elkins act against regat
ing. The ease Of tue New York Cen.
trail vs. the United States. In which the
government brought criminal suit for
rtbating on sugar, winning in the lower
courts. IL among those on the docket.
In the cose OF the United States VS., F.
w. KeiteI ct al is involved the validity
Of an indictment charging conspiracy to
defraud the government ont Of coal
lands in Colorado Connected with
this are several other cases alleging con-
spiracy to defraud the government out
az timber lands in Colorado. Appeals
will be heard in eases arising from suits
by the government to enioin the leading
express companies Of the country from
issuing franks to employees and ex-
changing them with other companies for
the use Of their officials and employees.
The government maintains this is in
violation Of the interstate commerce
law.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-07

A man calls IT the horizon where the
earth and the sky seem TO meet, but
woman's notion OF the horizon is the
families she can see moving In from
behind her front window curtains. II.
further, they hang out their washing
IN a spirit OF candor. they are. OF
course, all the more so. The horizon
is caused BY a number Of things, chief
among them the gregarlous instinct.
Only for this next door would mean as
little as tariff revision or pure food or
international arbitration. II takes a
star or something Of that sort to rise
above the horizon, but very ordinary
woman may feel above it.--Life.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-07
JEWEL THIEVES LUCKY.
Get $4,000 in st. Louis After Hard
Work.

st, Louis, July breaking through
a screen, descending into coal hole and
boring holes through the floor, burglars
entered the iewelry store and pawnshop
of Adophe S. Levi, 6l7 Franklin avenue,
opened safe by prying of the combi'
nation and took $4,000 worth OF gold
and diamonds and 5000 in cash. The
robbery was discovered yesterday morn
ing when Levi opened the store, which
he had closed at noon Saturday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-07
HOLIDAY DEATH LIST "a.
The Number of Injured Is Less Than
the Average.

Chicago, July THE Tribune yester.
day says: Seventytwo dead and 1896
injured are the second day totals OF the
accidents attending the celebration OF the
Fourth OF July in the United States.
This breaks all records for deaths since
1899 The number Of deaths this year
reported up to o'clock yesterday morn.
ing is thirteen more than at the same
time last year. In 1905 hfty.nine were
dead at the same hour. The number
OF injured however, is only two.thirds
OF the average for the last five years.
This is regarded as an indication that
the agitation for sane Fourth is having
It's effect. This years fire loss ID $685.
435, which is above the average OF the
last ten years.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-07
Things Theatrical

lillian Russell is among the filters
TO Europe.
Ada Rehan is to spend the summer
in England. 1t Is said she has no In.
tention Of returning TO the stage.
Eugene Walter, author of paid In
Full" IS to write play for David
Belasco.
Marie Doro will take singing lessons
while in Paris for the Improvement of
her speaking voice.
'Ben-Hur," which Is one of the
dramatic perennials. will enter upon
Its tenth season In September.
f. Marion Crawfords latest novel, on
which he Is still working, may be-
dramatized FOR Eleanor Robson.