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Evening journal., 1908-06-01
OVERTAXED
Hundreds Of Wilmington Readers Know
What II Means.

Hundreds Of Wilmington Readers Know
What II Means.
The kidneys are ovortaxed;
Have too much to do
They tell about it in hiany aches and
pains
Backache, sideache, headache.
Early symptoms Of kidney ills.
Urinary troubles. diabetes, Brights
disease follow.
Mrs T. w. Saunders, living on Mar
ket ST.. Havre de Grace. Md, says:
For two years ! was hardly able TO
attend to my household duties. My
back panied me right across the small
of il. sometimes with sharp. shooting
pains and az Others with dull. heavy
pains. I was so weak that 1 could
scarcely move about. I had frequent
sick headaches and 1izzy spells, and
everything would reel before my eyes.
MY kidneys We're so frequent in action
as TO cause me 20 rise many times dur
ing the night ] tried many remedies,
but gradually grew worse. Reading
an advertisement about Doan's Kidney
Pills I procured a box. After ] had
taken them but a short time, I re
ceived a complete cure. This occurred
in 1902. and ] made a statement at that
time recommending Doan's Kidney
Pills. 1t is now April "a, 1905, and /
want to say that the cure effected by
Doan's Kidney Pills has been a per-
manent one"
Plenty more proof like this from
Wilmington people Cau at Danforth's
Pharmacy and ask what customers re-
port.
For sale bv al dealers Price "a
cents. -Milburn Co. Buffalo,
New York. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-anl
take no other
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WI, SON LINE, to PTiILA.

PASSENGER AND FREIGHT.
7.s0 and 1890 a. m, 130. 4-l5 and 100 p.
m Saturdays. Sundays and Wednesdays'
delphia, 73O and 1890 a. m, l.30, 4l5 and
7O0 D. m Saturdays, Sundays and We'd
nesdays. $50 p. m
WASHINGTON PARK.
on Saturdays. Sundays and Wednesdays
all up boats except 730 a. m. and $3.50
D m. stop at Park. Returning, leave Park
A20, 715-and 1000 p. m. g.
u On Saturdays. Sundays and Holidaya
bBtwaen Wilmington and Philadelphia,
rates OF fare are one y-3Dc--round trip
50c On all other days special one day
limited fare: One way-15c-round trip 5c.
Evening journal., 1908-06-01
Utility.

Utility.
The blossoms on the apple trees
The air with splendid fragrance fills,
And In the spring the poets all
Go dary DER the daffodils.
And. truly. natures flower bed
Is very hard indeed 10 match.
But are these blossoms. after all,
As pretty as an onion patch7
In shaded hooks the violet,
Retiring modest. sweet and shy.
Shrinks az the thought OF compliments
And bushes at the passerby.
The bright and yellow huttercup
Lifts up It's head the morn 20 greet
But can these lovely blooms compare
With radishes just ~ TO oat7
The naughty. highly cultured rose
Flaunts to the world its petals red
But would you pause 10 look az Il
II you could see a cabbage bed7
The many colored Towering pea
is called by It's admirers sweet
II that's their notion LEI It 90.
III take the kind that's good 70 eat.
And there are other towering plants
Whose names just now have slipped
my mind.
But any one may look at them
Who doesn't happen 20 be blind
But who would while away his time
In gazing at the posles bright
When. there were carrots. turnips
beans
And such substantial things in sight
The railroad bridge connecting Venio'
With the mainland is 1860 feet long.
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Hilles w. c. 7. U.

The monthly meeting Of Hilles W
c. T. L. will be held at the home Of
Mrs. Mary Cunningham, Elsmere, on
Tuesday afternoon, June I'd, at 250
o'clock
Evening journal., 1908-06-01

a riot by promenading through the
shopping section Of State street. Sne
was accompanied by a man, but in
five minutes after her first appearance
she was the centre of a hooting, jeer-
ing crowd of men and boys. II be-
came necessary for her escort 10 sum-
mon the police before he could escape
the throng. There was a similar eX-
perience In New York this week.
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CONTINENTAL P ePnsFses r., r. ana svl; Ssasb, nsqr
Modern in detail: elevator, private barhs
high-class cuisine; IS TO SIS weekly: $50
70 So daily. .-a-o .r.'t
MARGARET WALSH DUNCAN. Prsp
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BUSINESS CARDS.

TIL EVENING JOURNAL HAS A
complete course OF study with the In
ternationai Correspondence Schools In
Mechanical or Architectural Drawing
which can be secured by any apprentice
at a greatly reduced price Address, Busi-
ness ofhce, Evening Journal m23.tf
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

\NTANTED-BY YOUNG LADY. POSI-.
w ton as bookkeeper or assistant. Ad.
dress Bookkeeper. Evening Journal OF
lice. mast
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TRANSPORTATION
BUSH LINE

Freight received for all points. given
personal attention and forwarded prompt-
~ at lowest rates and by best routes
Boats leave both wilmington and Phila-
delphia at 600 p. m. daily. Sunday ex-
Through. rates and bills Of -lading is
sued g
GEORGE W. BUSH & SONS CO.
Pier g. North Wharves. Philadelphia
French Street Wharf. Wilmlngton-
Evening journal., 1908-06-01
Humor qna Philosophy
BY DUNCAN N. SMITH
PERT PARAGRAPHS.

The greatest fault we can nnd with
our currency is that the current Is
neither strong enough nor rapid
enough.
He who fights and gets a licking is
rarely on deck for another kicking.
Evening journal., 1908-06-01
THE WHITrIEp

- Virginia Ave, fourth house from beach
Near boardwalk, piers, and all amuse.
nnents. Superior table. Homelike surround
ings. Special Snrng rates.
KINGscOTE & CLINE.
Evening journal., 1908-06-01

Don't sympathize with yourself too
much. The returns are greater when
you engage outside talent.
People who live in small fats have
to cremate the family skeleton, for
there is no place to keep it.
People who take themselves serious.
ly usually do so good a job OF It that
1t isn't necessary for any one else to
participate.
People who want TO give advice are
as plentiful as those who want 70
stand for touch are scarce.
The more a woman talks the more
there seems to be to say on the sub
ject.
The things that a married man thinks
be does. but doesn't are a source OF
great discomfort and WEAKNESS to him.
Only people who don't have to move
next month can enjoy the pleasant
April weather; the rest Of the world is
too busy.
Some people are the most impressive
when they are silent
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THE GLENWOOD

THE GLENWOOD
Delaware Water Gap. Pa.
A high class modern brick house, cana
city 400 Opens May 23rd. steam heat sun
parlor.- new dining room, ball room. err
chestra concerts daily. two tennis courts.
gelf, boating, bathing, Billiards. pool.
shnffie boards and all amusements. Med
crate rates Booklet
p. r. JOHNSON. Proprietor.
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nBLUE RIDGE MOUNTAINS,
e." DELAWARE WATER GAP, PA"
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HELP wANTED-FEMz ID,

HOUSEKEEPEh5 ONE GERMAN
- cook, chamberrrnids. waitress. want
places. German Intelligence Office. 500
Madison ST.
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NEW CLARION

year steam heat. Elevator 10 street level
Booklet Coach. S. X. BONIFACh-
f1S-2m ..-....
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BusINEss OPPORTUNITIES

BUSINESS OfPORl ONlllES
D EMOvED TO Ss3 ORANGE STREET.
~ John T. Mullins Inc, Printers. Rub
Der Stamps. Get prices
A RARE OPPORTUNITY IS OPEN
- for a college graduate In civil or
mechanical engineering, who desires to
become familiar with electrical or struc-
tural engineering, to secure the complete
course on either subject with the Inter-
national Correspondence Schools at a
greatly reduced price by addressing Busi-
ness Office. Evening Journal m2s-tf
WYE WILL CONTRACT TO PRINT.
w fold and trim 4. or II page
newspaper, or will lease our plant For-
tion OF each week. Farm and Home. 4os
Shipley st. m1S-im
Evening journal., 1908-06-01

y OR sALE-MILKING COW. 1910
Coleman 81. list
7 OR SALE-AI.L THE LUMBER IN
Il the fences and building on the River
view baseball grounds, near 18th and
attorney. 9th and Market SITS. m2S-tf
EOR sALE-so II. p. FAIRBANKS GAS
L oline engine. CHEAP. Only used ono
month. Perfect condition. Address ELS.
Journal Office. a3o-tf
Evening journal., 1908-06-01

Don't sympathize with yourself too
much. The returns are greater when
you engage outside talent.
Evening journal., 1908-06-01
HOTEL boutwell,

virginia Ave- 2nd house from beaon
and Steel Pier Open all year. Steam
heat. Baths etc. Exceptional table. Rates
and booklet on request.
J. & n. r. BOUTWELL,.
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HOTEL JACKSON

or the ocean front at Virginia Ave-
street. ocean view rooms, single or en-
suite with bath. Orchestra, etc. New
management 80 -
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Made of the finest nstsrial-eoIdsn
Rule Silk
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FOR SALE.

u OR SALE-GRADE GUERNSEY
L cows and calves. Dursc Jersey pigs
Rhode Island Red eggs for setting. Ad-
dress Harry ThSmpson. Weoddale. Del
a2S-tf
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THE CARNIX

south Tennessee Ave, near beach and
Penn T. r. Depot Centrally located.
Cunyrnient 10 piers and every attraction.
AH itih-, outside rooms Excellent table.
Special weekly rates.
CAROTHERs AND NIXON.
Evening journal., 1908-06-01

People who live in small fats have
to cremate the family skeleton, for
there is no place to keep 1t.
Evening journal., 1908-06-01

The railroad bridge connecting Venic'
with the mainland is 1860 feet long.
Evening journal., 1908-06-01

People who want to give advice are
as plentiful as those who want to
stand for a touch are scarce.
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ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS
HOTEL LAMBORN

MARYLAND Ave, near beach. open all
year Capacity go. Private baths, elevator
etc Booklet. 800 .vrrr
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PONcE DE LEON

Virginia Ave. ana Beach
Atlantic City. n. J.
Hot and cold sea water baths. Special
spring rates
ALFRED p GRINDRoD.
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EoR RENT-FuRN1sHEp ROOMS FOR
i lodging or light housekeeping. 2oi p.
IMth st. il-'m
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The more a woman talks the more
there seems to be to say on the sub
ject.
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BRAZING

In all its branches. Work guaranteed.
THE VULCAN BRAzING AND
MACHINE COMPANY.
A. G. Lavman Engineer and Machinist
manager Wilmington Branch
5l5 EAST THIRD STREET.
Phones: D. & A. t75f: Delmarvla, i0Oa
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WIN. f. WILLIAMS Co.
w 62i Orange 81. Roofing, Spouting and
Heating. Metal and composition roofing.
Hot Air heating and ventiatinR. Repair-
ing promptly done. Phones. a2s-1v
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ToR RENr-FURNIsHED OR IN
l. furnished rooms us French St.
m12-im
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-26

booker theater with The Girls Of Colt n
berg which ran for over a year at the
Gaiety theater, London. for which | bring
Miss Gertie Mlllar, the Gaiety star, for a
limited stay, and thirty English musical
players. The balance Of the company will
be made up here In America. Miss Hattie
Williams in Fluffy Ruffles' will open at
the Criterion theater and will have an en-
tire American company with the exception
Of George Grossmith. jr., the English
comedian from the Gaiety theater. After
these productions l shall present the Ber-
lin musical sensation called The Dollar
Princess some time In November II is
called the successor Of The Merry Widow
and A Waltz Dream | will follow with
a new musical play by Leslie Stuart and
one by Paul Rubens. Mr.. William Crane
will open the Empire theater in Father
and the Boys and will continue in this
play all next season.
I'm London my first production in Sep
TENDER will be, beside the new Barrie
play, the American play. Paid in Full,
and a new musical comedy with J. p.
Huntley; Ellaline ferris and Seymour
Hicks In a new comedy; Marie Tempest,
Gerald du Maurier, Pauline Chase, Mss
Irene Vanbrugh are stars who remain un
der my management here.
My next production in Paris will be
Barrie's 'Pantaloon.' l shall make the
second production at the Athenee theatet
in that city when l produce 'Brewster's
Millions My stay in America will be
until about December, when l shall make
a continental trip covering all the Inn
portant cities before settling down again
in London"
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-26

a new play by Jerome K. Jerome; a new
comedy by J. NJ. Barrie, which 1 produce
first In London In September; a play BY
Alfred Sutro, which opens next season al
the st. James theater; a new play by Had
don Chambers. which he In TO have ready
N November; a new comedy by Captain
Robert Marshall, the author Of His Ex-
gcllency,' and other successes here; a play
by Alexander Bison called The Marriage
Z the star; a farC.cal play from the
French called Tie righton Twins, and
4 comedy IN which Arthur Bourchier played
at the Haymarket theater, called Her
Father; a One-ac. play called The Likes
o. Me- which l shall produce with Miss
Doris Keane. I also produce with Daniel
Frohman, Mr.. Tinerc's play, The Thunder
bolt and I have already arranged to have
four companies Of 'The Thief playing
throughout the United States. I am to have
the next two plays to be written by w. 8.
Vaughan, the author OF Mrs Dot Jack
Straw and Lady Frederick the first TO
be ready the end OF October.
Edmond Rostand, the author Of 'Cyrano'
and BAislon' after a silence extending
over many years, will nave a new play pro-
duced in Paris In November: I shall pro-
duce this play In America in February
it is the oldest experiment any playwright
has ever made. 1t is called 'ChanticIair'
and Is all about birds; Coduelin is to play
the leading part, a splendid specimen OF
the barn door cock, and Madame lie Bargy
is to be a beautiful golden pheasant. The
actors will be made up completely as birds
from head to foot, scarcely any trace OF
the man or woman will remain, beaks viii
conceal their faces. they will have the
bodies Of BIRDS, also they will lose the use
" their arms, which will be converted into
wings; for you must know that Chant.
Glars rule over all the birds and is founded
on a great secret; 1t is he, and he alone
who has the power to make the sun lis
and the sun has to obey his II
this power could be taken from him there
would be everlasting night and the obscene
fowls Of darkness would lead a truly happy
life. The production of this Rostand pla
is looked forward as the great dramatic
event of the Paris season, and l am happy
10 be able to give 1t here with a produc.
ton that will be as important as thai
which Is to be given at the Porte s.
Martin theater, Paris.
Il shall bring to America at the end OF
August Miss Isadora Duncan. the. cele
brated classical dancer, in her dance
tdylles. Miss Duncan has been the sensa,
ton of the continent and is now appearins
in London. She comes for twenty week,
and will appear in all the principal cities
M musical productions begin here the
first week in September at the Knicker.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-26

be given a. the Burwood today, starting
az ! and : p. m. The program for today
and until Wednesday evening will contain
among its many subjects one that Is brand
new to Omaha. 1t is entitled The Face
on the Bar Room Floor" II being a pictorial
adoption OF the famous poem OF the same
Name, which poem temperance advocates
all over the country use continually as some
Of their best ammunition to fhe into the
camps Of the imhibers. This ricture will
hold ones closest attention from start to
finish. Another new subject will show
the scenes Of fun that two rollcking bows
have with some sheets Of tanglefoot fly
paper. What the boys don't do with the
paper Isn't in the book. But mischief has
its own reward and the boys are finally
captured and made to take a severe dose
Of their own medicine. ASIDE from these
there will be many other subjects new to
Omaha. together with illustrated songs
and the Synchroscope. the machine which
shows the moving pictures, that talks and
sings. The entire program will consume
an hour and a half at each performance.
This program will be given continuously
from l to 5 and to II p. m, with a COM
plete change in the bill next Thursday
afternoon. To escape the summer heat
and at the same time combine with II the
maximum OF enjoyment. the Burwood
offers most attractive inducements to
amusement seekers
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-26
rsADoRA WANTS A MILLIONAIRE

Dancer I'm London Wants 10000 a
Year to support school for Girls.
LONDON, July 25.-(Special Correspond
ence. )-Isadora Duncan or The" Duncan
as she Is called on the continent, is coming
to the United States in October under
Charles Frohman's management. She is
on the lookout for a millionaire with money
to burn and expects to find him either in
New York or in one Of the other big Ameri-
can cities in which she will appear, should
the Gothamites TAX to her art and patron
ize the box office.
II am devoted to my dancing said Miss
Duncan to me recently, and 1 love the
little children of my school, but l am an
xious to get somebody to take the financial
end off my shoulders. A millionaire will
do or a municipality or an institution. My
trip to the United States will be principally
with the object Of arousing an interest in
Grecian dancing in the hope that some one
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-26

The following dates for openings are an
nounced:
The Outlaws Christmas, Ptttsburg, July
The Star Bout, Philadelphia. Aug. l.
The Creole Slave, Pittsburg. Aug. l.
Beulah Poynter, in Lena Rivers, Chicago,
Aug. 3
The Talk Of New York. Chicago, Aug. 2
Convict 800, Washington, D. c., Aug. 3.
Swallowed by Three, Indianapolis. Aug. 6.
On Trial for His Life, Hoboken, N. j.,
Aug. s.
The Broken Idol, Chicago, Aug. 9.
The Travelling Salesman. New York City,
Aug. 10.
Henrietta Crosman. New York City. Aug.
Is.
David Higgins, Chicago, Aug. Is.
Lew Fields, Chicago, Aug. is.
The Servant IN the House, Chicago, Aus.
II.
The witching Hour, New York City. Aug.
II.
The Gay Musician. Boston, Aug. q.
Robert Edeson, New York City, Aug. "A.
Commencement Days, Boston, Aug. 81.
Rose Stahl, New York City, Sept. Z.
Edgar Selwyn, Toronto, Sept. n.
Bunco in Arizona, with Dollie Davis, Fort
Wayne, Ind, Aug. Q.
Tempest and Sunshine, Hammond, Ind,
Aug. 3.
The Gambler of the West. Paterson. N.
j., Aug. II.
Genaro and Bailey, New Haven. Conn,
Aug. II.
The opium ~smugglers Of Frisco, Allan
tic City, N. j., Aug. 10.
Tempest and Sunshine (western), Racine.
Wis, Aug Is
The Cow Puncher (western). Hammond,
Ind, Aug. 16.
The Cow Puncher (centraD. Kenosha,
Wis, Aug. rs.
Jack Sheppard, Paterson, N. j., At. II.
The Prince of Spendthrifts, Boston, Aug.
II.
The Millionaire and the Ponceman's
Wife, Paterson, N. j., Aug. 10.
Tempest and Sunshine (centraD. Chicago,
Aug. %.
Meadow Brook Farm Ceastern). Michigan
City, Ind, Aug. &c.
Meadow Brook Farm (centraD, Wauke-
gan, ILL.,, Aug. %.
Fallen by the wayside. Brooklyn. Aug
"a.
Broadway After Dark, Paterson. N. j.,
Aug. q.
AS Told in the Hills, Racine, wis, Aug.
20.
Since Nellie Went Away, Trenton, N, J.,
Aug. 81.
Great Express Robbery. Paterson, N. J.,
The Man from Home, New York City
J Aug. II.
cohan and Harris Minstrels, New York
City, Aug. 8.
The Girl Question, Atlantic City, N. j.,
July n; Wallack's, New York City, Aug. 8
Graustark, Alvin Theater. P%ittsburg, Aug
"A.
tn" Girl at the Helm, La Sale Theater,
Chicago. Aug. 81.
The lion and the Mouse. "a" Pittsburg.
PA Sept. l; "B," Annapolis. Md, Sept II.
&C." lew Rochelle, N. Y, Sept. 7.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-26
Gossip About Plays, Players and Playhouses

- HE stay FOR another week at the
" Boyd theater OF the Woodward
Stock company is a welcome
- announcement The fact that
Nk@siNIL the season vas to have ended
- last night was affected by ar
engagements for the work OF Installing tho
new electric ew%i'ohhoard on the stage am
the placing Of the new lighting wires in tho
interior OF the house. which permitted H.
occupancy Of the theater by the PLAYERS 10;
another week. This chance was promptly
taken advantage OF; in fact. the p1pularity
OF this organization has not waned from
the beginning and II might stay an indefi-
mite time al the theater and continue to
draw profitable attendance. That II must
go at all Is due to the necessity Of getting
ready for the winter season.
The going OF Carl Beiter from Omaha to
Seattle is a matter Of genuine regret among
the people Of Omaha who are interested in
hinss theatrical Mr.. Reiter has managed
the OTpheum for the last seven seasons and
mas brought that house up to a standard
or excellence that has made II a model
along the whole circuit OF the Orpheum en-
terprtses. That a great deal of the local
popularity Of high class vaudeville is due
to the personal efforts of Mr.. Reiter is un-
doubted. Martin Beck once assured him
that the people do not attend the theater
to see the manager, but the managers per-
sonal qualities have a great deal to do with
getting the people started toward the thea
ter in the first place. That Carl Reiter had
these qualities is admitted by all. His per-
sonality Is charming, while his business
capacity is unquestloned. He goes to Seat
tie to take charge of the new Northwestern
Orpheum circuit, which includes six Of the
principal cities. With headquarters at
Seattle. he will have business control Of
tho Orpheum theaters at Seattle, Portland.
Spokane, Butte, Victoria and Tacoma. This
is virgin territory for the Orpheum people
and means that Mr.. Refers work will be
OF a sort that will demand his closest at
tention for the first season at any rate. He
Will make his home in Seattle. In Omaha
he is to be succeeded by w. p. Byrne, who
has had charge of the box office as treas
urer since the Orpheum first opened It's
doors and who was known to Omaha peo-
pie even before that as treasurer at the old
Grand and at other Omaha theaters. Ten
years OF close experience with the game
has given him a fair inkling as TO the
wants Of vaudeville patrons and he will
start his new work with a good chance.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-26

Manawa's past week has been a record
breaker, the patronage for the last sever
days being the largest in the history OF the
park. Local pleasure seekers are craving
more than ever this year for excitement
hat can only be satisfied by a visit to an
amusement resort where the variety Of
pleasing diversions makes the business man
forget the office, the housewife the kitchen
and the workingman the drudgery of the
shop. Western park-goers are rapidly be-
coming more "modernized" in their desires
for outdoor attractions and following close
the steps Of the easterner, who would fee
lost without an opportunity to satisfy what
:he New York managers term the riding
mania" Few Manawa patrons realize that
they have a feature at their own resort
that many eastern amusement seekers
greatly long for. namely. bathing. and the
facilities offered at Manhattan beach
would be hard to surpass anywhere. An
other stunt which has lately been inau-
gurated at Manawa which is scoring a
great victory throughout the east, is dane
ing. The patronage at the Kursaal nightly
has greatly exceeded all expectations OF the
management. Everyone is sounding praises
for the talented musical organization, the
Manawa Concert band, under the direction
of Bandmaster Charles B. Jones. Today's
program will prove a real treat for all
lovers of good music. Prof. Tom Andrew
will make a balloon ascension at 6:45 p. m.
A new show will be put on at the Casino.
Together with the score of other pleasing
features the park offers, Manawa is a
good place to spend Sunday.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-26

her, falling In love with the girl and fail
ing in his attempt TO escape.
Meanwhile the fate Of the father OF Julie
Bagneau, who died on Ia Tongue traverse
is learned, and also the identity Of Trent.
whose true name Is Graehme stewart and
whose father has been d~ishouored and
ruined by tho factor, Galen AlbTet a re-
venRe brought about through misinforma-
tiOn 70 the factor that the elder Stewart
had tried 10 win away his wife.
Trent, captured IN his attempt TO escape.
Is brought before the factor, and the entire
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-26

story In a stormy scene that follows is laid
bare-Trent's Identity. Albret's wrong In
running his father, an Innocent man; Vir-
ginia's love for the free trader, and the
fact that she was the traitor who secured
for him the rifle which has rough upon
him the anger OF Galen Albret.
Wagenhals and Kemper have signed a
contract with George Backus whereby he
will assume the role OF Jimmy Smith IN
one Of the companies which this fall will
present Pals IN Full"