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CHINESE PEOPLE WILL
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Nuggets Special Service.

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 TO PROHIBITION

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A MINERS DAUGHTER.

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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-24

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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1908-05-07

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DENTIST, srssvz..
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bridges norreceiEeany commissions
on said purchase.
Section 100 d. Whenever any
person or peRsens shall desire 10 i'm
prove any public road In said County
20 an extent beyond that contemplate
cd by the County Commissioners by
petition setting forth the location OF
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and character Of the Improvement
and the probable cost thereof, and
the said County Commissioners shall
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Engineer 70 examine the location
and purpose set forth I'm the Petition
and II, he shall be Of the opinion that
the public interest will be promoted.
thereby. he shall report his determi-
nation 20 the County Commissioners
setting forth bis reasons for such
determination and an estimate of the
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Engineer they shall direct the ex-
penditure Of any amount not to ex-
coed one-hsff Il che total Of said esti-
mats TO be paid out Of the road ley
or other monies belonging 20 the
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ers for suchimprovement shall agree
70 contribute in cash or labor an
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pended under the direction OF the
County R0ad Engineer.
Section 2. And be it enacted, that
this act shall take effect from the date
OF it's passage.
Approved April 9Th, 1903.
AUSTIN L. CROTHERS.'
Governor.
JOSEPH B. SETH,
President OF the Senate.
]. ENOS RAY,
Speaker OF the House of Delegates.
Office Of the Secretary of the Senate:
l hereby certify, That the afore-
going is true copy Of an Act of the
General Assembly Of Maryland. pass
cd at the January Session. 1903.
ROBERT Moss
As Secretary.
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The San Francisco call., 1908-09-28

ly withdraws. Then the devil appears
from nowhere in particular and con-
fronting her, shows her her heart. ex-
plains that selflshness and self graft
fication are the only ends of life, and in
monologue glittering with synicism
his old homestead, detains her and the
artist until the time for the husband 5
return is imminent.
There has been no paint spread on
canvas and-in the Valencia version
the lovers are about to swoon into a
kiss when the husband walks in. The
devil thus starts things going and
through another act keeps them on the
tenter hooks while he disrupts the
approaching marriage of the artist to
his betrothed.
In the final act, the wife goes to the
studio to secure a letter which she
had written to the artist the night be-
fore. That is the letter which the
devil dictated, and instead of being a
dismissal, as she intended it to be. it
Is message-at least in the Valencia
version-such as might have been
penned by Ovid, and the expression
OF the capillary convulsion on the part
OF the enamored woman. OF course.
that ends 1t. By a piece of ingenuity
out of demonology the devil has not
delivered the letter to the artist as he
said he would. However, he tells the
distracted woman on her arrival at
the studio, that he has. Later she
deplores the fact that the letter has
been destroyed, whereupon the devil
produces it and the twain go into an
other room to read the tender message.
"A good job says the devil. and
looking at his watch, says-in the Nov
city version-"I have another engage
ment," and disappears.
Its vogue may be due to three
things, in the order of their account
ing; its suggestiveness, Its brutaIitv
and finally its cleverness. The Devil,
is popular, not so much because If ix
a remarkable piece of dramaturgy. as
because 1t appeals directly to- those ex-
periences. either imaginary or aetna,
which most men and women bays -
one time or another harbored or en-
tertained.
Is DESTRUCTIVE OF MORALS
1t is destructive and unfit, and it is
pity 1t was written. Ethicallv it is
as unsound as 1t is dramaticafly Arr,
The fact that the public has indorsed
1t is only another evidence that there
is composite morality In the Iand
which is individually honored in tbe
breach.
Howard Hickman's portrayal of tbe
desll mas suptfety. Underlying his
reading OF the lines is. the evidence of
their untruth. He is devil who knows
his own wickedness and, like T.ucifer
knows how far he has dropped. war,
wick's Satan is genuine. When he de-
livers himself of a paradox he does so
with the sincerity of preacher. There
fore 1 like Hickman's better. Besides.
Warwick wears red necktie, whereas
he is supposed to be a gentleman. The
tie is as lurid as Mephisto's tights in
Faust" Warwick laughs and cIaps
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-28
AGED MAN KILLED
BY AUTOMOBILE
Contractor j. w. Mitchell
Drives Car Over Inmate
of the Infirmary

OAKLAND. Sept 27.-Patriek Walsh
aged So years. an inmate OF the county
infrmary. was struck and fatally tn
jured by an automobile driven by T. W.
Mitchell a contractor Of San Francisco.
on the boulevard near the fnhrmary
last evening and died this morning
The fatality occurred while the aged
man was taking a stroll When he was
struck down Mitchell stopped the car
and carried the injured man back TO
the hospital Mitchell viii report to
the district attorney tomorrow when
an Investigation Of the circumstances
surrounding Walsh's death win be held
Walsh has a son, Luke Walsh. living ar
the corner OF Sixty-secoad street and
College avenue. in Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-28

his hands and is a comic opera devil.
Hickman soothes, insinuates and whis-
pers. THE latter's dictation of the let
ter in the second act to the wife is
masterfu1 reading.
Louise Brownell as the wife makes
the role human and passionate. Miss
Wfllette Kershaw at the Valencia
hardly succeeds in vivifying the un-
pleasant role. Honors. too, must go to
the Novelty in the matter of the role
of the artist. Ernest GIendinning is
very superior in the part of the weak
and sensual painter. He shows an un-
usual capacity for attacking passionate
scenes and tumbles headlong into the
chasrn which the devil has dug Effie
Bond and Bessie Barriscale are also ex-
cellent In their trying roles, the for
mer making a pathetic figure out of
the discarded model. The latter is an
ingenious yet worldly wise miss who
dies hard before the superior expert
ence of the married woman whose
lover she wants to wed. Miss Neya
West in the Valencia theater assumes
with credit the role of the model, and
with Warwick scores chief honors in
the Mission house.
This much seems unfortunately GER
tain that there is enough variety in
the two, presentations to keep theater
goers busy seeing both. The Valencia
staging is more adequate and eIabo-
rate. but the other compensates by its
coziness and intimacy.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-28
MIDNIGHT ROBBERY
ON Liner FOILED
Girl Awakened by Thief, Who
Attempts to Rob Cabin
of Jewelry

A bold midnight robbery was at
tempted on the liner Korea a few days
before the vessel reached San Fran
cisco, when an unknown man attempted
to break into the apartments OF Miss
Sybn Howard. daughter OF q wealthy
Yokohama business man. Miss Howard
had a large amount of jewelry with
her and it is believed that some one
to steal them while che slept Miss
Howard felt a hand reaching for the
rings on her fingers and she screamed
with sudden fright. The marauder fed
to some remote corner OF the ship in
the darkness and although seamen were
called to the deck to police the vessel
it was found impossible TO establish
the identity of the offender.
Miss Howard came Jver under the
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-28
VINE DAILY DANCES
Orpheum Audience Loudly
Cheers Her New Steps

vinie DAILY can dance. At the Or
pheum last night the audience awoke
to her steps and called loudly for more.
Many performers dance-after fash
ion-and sing, after fashion. vinie
DAILY danced as only they can who are
to the manner born and then to the
manner trained. She danced in red and
in green and in flaring yellow. And
her costumes, quick changed, were as
bizarre as her clogging. She sang a
number of catchy songs, but it was the
dancing that won the applause for her.
audience liked all of it. When the
lights get to working better than they
did yesterday the turn of .'Hilarion and
Rosalia Caballos and their Fantastic
will be a winning number. Unmarried
by bitches, its costume and electrical
changes are beWildering; as it was,
with q badly directed calcium. the act
half dozen skeletons which jig and
vanish and reappear in manner which
would make most spiritualistic medi-
ums grow green with envy Eventu-
ally they materialize suddenly as men
and women, with whose dancing are
some clever acrobatic feats.
The Swor brothers were so good that
they caught easy laughter. particularly
the one who smoked a cigar named
after the secretary of states wife He
was away ahead Of the ordinary negro
lmp6rSOnatOr mOnOlOSlSl-
There was a sketch by Jane Court
hope and company named Lucky Jim,''
whose me1odrama was very mellow.
But the audience, to quote member
from Fillmore street, fell for IT." The
holdovers rivaIed the new numbers
even with those who had seen them
before The Seven Yulians and the
Pianophiends were especially popular.
The former is strong among acrobatic
stunts in that 1t is all new. and is both
quick and full of startling surprises
As a whole the bill is unusually strong
CHUTES
Sydney Payne presents. with great
success. this week at the Chutes a
sketch One Touch of Nature His
support was voted excellent yesterday
afternoon and evening by two large
audiences. Pierce and Roslyn, oper-
attic singers; Linstrom and Anderson
comedy acrobatS; Eleanor Blanchard
mimic and vocalist, and James T. Der
vim, ventriloquist, are other new comers
on the bill, who, with the novelty NOV
ing pictures, constitute an excellent
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-28
GERMAN WHO BEARS
SCARS OF MANY DUELS
Counselor of Mines Laughingly
Speaks of Eighteen
Encounters

A. Goebel, counselor OF mines for
the German government, who is known
as one of the most expert duellists OF
Europe, arrived at the st. Francis yes
terday. Goebel, who towers above 6
feet and carries 500 pounds evenly
distributed over his immense frame,
bears on his face the tokens of many
of his experiences Across his right
cheek four deep saber scars, ranging 6
from the eye to below the jawbone, tell
the story of secret meetings in solitary
retreats with an adversary facing him
worthy of his steel.
'I have been in Is duels," he said
You can see that from my face What
happened to the other fellows?" And
Goebel only laughed
Goebel is studying the mining indus
tries of Canada, America and Vancou-
yer for the German government He
is particularly interested in our iron
and coal mines.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-28
REMOVES HER WAIST

The artist suggests that she remove
her waist and drape her shoulders with
q scarf. She does SO while he discreet
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-28

The standing room sign was hung
early last night at the American thea
ter and there is little doubt that the
precedent will be followed at every
performance Of Hip Hip Hooray!'
FOR there are enough lovers of good.
sparkling musical comedy in San Fran
cisco to pack the house for a longer
time than the single week that Rice
and Cady and their corps OF fun makers
are 10 remain
II didn't take a magnifying glass last
night 10 see that San Francisco hasn't
forgotten the two old favorites who
head the cast of Hip Hipi Hooray.'
or that San Francisco friends were glad
10 have them back The eruption that
put stop TO all proceedings IN the
middle Of the second act was sufficient
proof Of that. Two big floral pieces
were delivered TO the stage at the end
OF q song by the co-stars and then the
whole show had TO wait until Rice and
Cady made real impromptu speeches.
Nor have Rice and Cady forgotten
San Francisco any more than San Fran
cisco has forgotten them. A liberal
sprinkling Of local references through
out the performance showed that fond
memories were mutual The cast, too,
seemed 10 fall into the spirit, and the
result was eminently satisfactory.
From stars to broilers. everybody did
all that could be asked OF them, and
II there were any exceptions they were
not worth noting.
The plot-if there is one-does not
matter. It's sufficient TO provide back
ground for q score OF good songs, a
wealth Of fun, q chorus of pretty girls
and an elaborate display of becoming
II somewhat inadequate and summer
like costumes. and that is all that the
plot Of a musical comedy is for. The
scenery is as fresh as though it had
never before been set for a perform
sTee and the chorus could have been
recruited nowhere else in the world but
IL Broadway.
Rice and cady provided the bulk Of
the fun, Of course. but they had able
hackers in Harry Skunk. Tom Murray
Bill Mack and Wellington Cross. The
dancing Of Cross and Miss Josephine
McGee was one Of the features of the
performance The singing honors easily
went TO Mae Phelps and Maude LEROY
though enoores We're won By every
principal IN the cast
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-28
The BIrge.t Doe In th. worra

BE has been extinct Tor some tens of
thousands OF years but his bones have
lust been found, perfectly preserved in
the asphalt beds near Los Angeles
They are mixed with the broken skele-
tons OF saber tooth tigers. mamnaofhs
ground sloths. camels and giant crea
lures Of prehistoric yesterdays. and
birds and unknown insects. all blended
together in this Death Trap of the ges
DR. John c Merriam. professor of pale
ontology Of the University of Caiifor-
MIA has written the first published lac-
count Of these remarkable remains FOR
the October number OF Sunset Maza-
line