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The San Francisco call., 1909-06-02
ANGEL OF PfKING' "
WEDS CHAUFFEUR
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Annie E. Mccarthy, Heroine Of
Boxer Rebellion, Now Vile
of Gus Renstrom

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Annie Elizabeth Mccarthy, the
Angel of the Peking Legations" whose
bravery during the Boxer rebellion won
her the. cross of the Legion of Honor
from the. French republic, and formerly
the. wife of August Chamot, created. a
sensation among her circle of friends
yesterday by marrying Gus Renstrom.
a chauffeur. The bride is 38 years old
and*the bridegroom 25
The marriage took place at Redwood
City. Renstornn and his bride have
know neach. other: for the last six
months.
The two returned to sah Francisco
in the afternoon and celebrated the
hotel last night.
As the wife of Chamot, the daring
Swiss merchant. she was in Peking at
the outbreak Of. the Boxer rebellion,
and ii was she who housed the refugees
when the storm broke. Together with
Chamot. she performed q number of
heroic acts and, at3 the end of the re-
beIlion, she was given the cross of the
Legion of Honor. Chamot was pub
licly thanked by the Chinese govern
ment through Ii Hung Chang and
made a mandarin. With his position
went a grant of $3.50. 900.
Chamot and his wife were greeted as
celebrities. They were feted and dined,
but despite iife's rosy hue they failed
TO agree and the end saw Mrs. Cha
mot suing for a divorce. This was Sc
cured three years ago and since then
she has lived with her mother in a lit
tie cottage in Ocean boulevard, a home
noted for the wonderful beauty of its
interior and for the valuable collection
of knick knacks gathered from all
parts of the world.
Mrs Renstrom is a native of San
Francisco and is a sister Of William n.
McC arthy, a prominent real estate
man here She is a talented lingufsf.
has Travelled around .the world many
times and has made a particular study
of the orient. She first met Renstrom
when, she was learning to run an au-
tomobile. : Renstrom was the teacher.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-02
Special Notice
10 Fat People

- am giving you here the only pre-
scriplion known that will safely, surely
snd quickly reduce your fat to normal .
sso salo Dr Jones to his fat afflicted pa
lent. lent. BESIDES. II will at the same
st s.me greatly build up your muscular
strength and health
90 70 the drug store, get package
oa Hengo. You eat 1t like fruit or candy
ana easily and safely reduce your fat
. There is nothing just as good as
s1.00 per full sized box or by mali pre-
Raid, py the Rengo Co., $3.50 Rengo
6Ldg. Detroit. Mich The company Will
mail IL you write them direct to Detroit.
no Tree packages at drug stores.
In San Francisco by The Owl DRUG Co:
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-02
WILL REMOVE OFFICES
OF BANK COMMISSION
Change to Be Made by New
Superintendent

When Alden Anderson assumes the
position of superintendent or banks
July he will remove the offices OF the
bank commission to the seventh floor
of the Postal Telegraph building, Mar
ket and Battery streets.
Anderson, has already severed his
connections with the Anglo and Lon
don Paris national bank, but will make
his headquarters there for q few days
yet.
rived in the city yesterday. and has
begun the work that will come under
his supervision Before Anderson as
sumes his new office he will confer
with Chief Deputy Comptroller OF the
Currency Fowler.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-02
RATS DESTROYED THE
SIGNATURE OF A WILL
Last Testament of John Arrow
smith Is InYalidated

Mrs Ida ]. Brown was allowed $500
deceased. by Judge Graham yesterday.
She asked for $4,000 for services ren=
dered. and proved that for some con-
siderable time before the death of Ar
rowsmith she boarded and cared for
him. Arrowsmith left will, the sigma :
ture of which was eaten away by rats
thus invalidating the instrument His
estate. is worth about $4,000.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-02

Banquet Will Be Popular

The banquet to be given to the
French ambassador, Jules Jusserand.
and Nine. Jusserand at the Fairmont
hotel next Saturday evening will be
one of the most popular official affairs
of it's kind in San Francisco. The whole
aim of the committee having charge of
the arrangements is to make it an op-
portunity of allowing the distinguished
visitors an opportunity of meeting not
only the officials but the people of San
Francisco. To attain this end the
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-02
Jusserand, In Los Angeles,
Is Feted by Businessmen
Ambassador and Wife. on Way Here, Are
Delighted With Coast Scenery and People


at
and the most o
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-02
Notice to Passengerr
Round Trip Transfer Tickets
nynnr IN Go1a

Now on Sale.
Trunks Ground trip). 75 cents each.
A saving of 25 cents.
Morton Special Delivery.
ss Steuart st. and Oakland Ferry Depot
Telephone Kearny sol
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-02
BY United Wireless

Tuesday, June l.
TO arrive IL a. m.
stmr Atlas-Arrived at Astoria p. m.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-02

Leibold e. Co. for a good buggy or
harness. II Front st. at Market
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-02
RRoueHr FRoM sAcRAMEEro-

fhier was brought from Sacramento yesferdav
on 4 charge Of breaking into the residence of
Mrs Gertrude Hogan, 1883 Dolores street and
stealing $40
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-02

Tom Dillon just received eight new
STYLES in soft hats.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-02

Low Rates East and Europe
Direct to Washington, D.. C., IN one
|car Excursions three times a week
Write or call S74 Market street. Wash
|ington Sunset route, San Francisco
lPhil K. Gordon, agent.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-09-08

supply.
Wild Rose and Wayside, wash
George +. Pnkham.
Upper Columbia valley-M. r.
Brown.
Columbia District.
Columbia district-O. w. Mintzer,
district superintendent.
Almira. Wash.-James Callahan
Brewster, Wash.--To be supplied.
Bridgeport, Wash.-To be supplied.
Cashmere, Wash.--M. j. Perdue.
Chelan, Wash.-Melvin Ruhomr.
Chelan circuit-To be supplied.
Cheney, Wash.-R. d. Snyder.
Chesaw and Molson, Wash.-To be
supplied.
Conconnully, Wash.-A. S. Red
fern.
Coulee City-To be supplied.
Davenport, Wash.-E. McOmber.
Downs and Lamona-M. p. Stoute.
Edwall clrcuit-To be supplied.
Ephrata and Quincy-W. f..
Thompson, and one to be supplied.
Greenwood and Crescent. L. Hur-
sey.
Hartline-B c. Curry.
Hatton-J. F. Cook.
Lamont-To be supplied.
Leavenworth-J. o. Hawk.
Lind-W. A. Luce.
Loomis-To be supplied by ]. B,
Smith.
Mansfield circuit-To be supplied.
Meadow Lake-A. McClintock.
Medical Lake-Charles Elvey.
Methow Valley-To be supplied.
Odessa-Charles NJ. Bolin.
Okanogan-A. Bauman.
Oroville-To be supplied.
Pateros-D. L. Clarke.
Riverside-To be supplied.
william Hoskins.
Soap Lake and Bright-A. A.
Moore.
Sprague-H. d. Robinson.
ST. Paul railroad mission-To be
supplied.
Waterville-P. c. Money.
Waterville circuit-To be supplied
Wenatchee-H L. Beghtol.
Wenatchee circuit-N. G. Fabian.
WILBUR. l.. Moore
Wilson Creek-To be supplied.
Spokane District.
Spokane district-U. F. Hawk, SUI
perintendent.
Albion-R. A. Galley.
Colfax-J. P. Barker.
Colton-L. G. Wellington.
Endicott-W. H. Rogers.
Elberton-Ray w. Mason.
Garfield-H. Z. Cohr.
Genesee-A. ]. Anderson.
Greenacres-J. f. Daniels.
Kiesling-Ray o. Hadley.
| La Crosse-E ]. Smell.
| Moran-Thomas Hart.
Moscow, Idaho-B. F. Koontz.
Mead-D. NJ. Helmik.
Oakesdale-C. A. Hodshire.
| Opportunity-R. B. Martin.
Palouse-William B. Young.
Pullman-Robert Brumblay.
Pleasant prairie-Donald Babcock
Rosalia-To be supplied.
Spokane City.
First church. H. I. Rasmus Vim
cent. c. O. Kimball; st. Pauls, f. NJ
Hill: Union Park, H. A. Sheldon
Liberty Park, Andrew Monroe; Hay
Park. ]. F. Bell; Hillyard. H. B. FL
worthy: Grace church, William f
Armfield: Whltehouse Heights, T II
Fertig; Kenwood, ]. l.. Hess; Broad
way. Ward w. Hull; Wesley Memo
riol. H. f. Greening; Manito Park
IL. C. Lawrence.
Thornton-HaZen Oaks.
Waverly-L. W. Putnam.
st. John-C. A. Smith.
Special Appointments.
The following appointments for tn
wear were also announced by Bisho
Charles w. Smith.
f. l.. Fulkerson, missionary in ia
pan.
H. D. Kimball, dean of Kimba'
College of Theology at Salem, Ore.
George H. Chaplain, chaplain Uni
ted States army, Preside, Cal.
william j. Herwig, superintendent
Anti-saloon league.
H. S. White, Sunday school mission
ary for Columbia river conference.
j. F. Harrington. conference evan
gelist.
Frank Winter, conference evangel
ist
The Dalles district-Walter Skip
worth. superintendent.
Walla Walla district-Gabri'
sykes, superintendent.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-09-08
GALVESTON NOW FEELS
SAFE AGAINST FLOOD

Galveston, Tex, Sept. S.-Protected
by the mighty seawdil which proved
iself in the storm of few months
ago, to be an adequate barrier against
the waters of the Gulf, the people of
Galveston are today observing the
ninth anniversary of the great flood
by congratulating themselves on at
tanning the security which they have
long sought. Until this years terrible
storm there remained in the minds
of many lingering doubt as to wheth-
er the seawall would be a sufficient
protection. The recent hurricane,
which was quite as terrible as the one
nine years ago, was rendered impo-
tent to harm this city by the great
wall. 1t was the proof needed to
Danish doubts from the minds OF
would-be investors in Galveston and
the city is now entering upon an era
of prosperity greater than any it has
known in its history.
The flood of September s, 1900
destroyed a part of the beach front
residential section of the city and
caused the loss of about 5000 lives
and about s2O,OOO,OOO. The hurri-
cane which caused the disaster be-
gan among the Windward Islands
crossed Cuba, passed south of Flor
ida and curved abnormally to the
west, attaining extraordinary violence
in the region of Galveston.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-09-08
National league.

Batteries-Curtis and Graham;
Raymond and Schlei.
At st. Louis
Cincinnati VS.. st. Louis, game
postponed; rain.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-09-08
At Sheepshead.

Sheepshead Bay Sept. Results:
First race-Fountain Square, to
1, won; Harry Grothe, to /, sec
ond; Livingston, out. third. Time,
1908 1-5.
Second ce-Marguerite, to 1,
won; Black Mate. to 2, second;
Uncle Toby, out. third. Time, 1O4 1-5.
Third race-Beaucops, 8 to 2, won;
Norbit out, second; Archie, out third.
Time, 1852.
Fourth race-Pretend, to /, won
Billiard Ball. to 10, second; Little
King, out. third. Time. 1907 1-5.
Fifth race-Gliding Belle; to l,
won: Nimbus, out, second; Little
King out, third. Time. 1907 1-5.
Fifth race-Gliding Belle, to l
won; Nimbus, out, second; Goldfinch
out third Time, 1:46.
Sixth race-Arondack, to 8, won;
Pantoufle, to 5, second; Summer
night, out third. Time, 1:19 1-5.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-09-08
RESULTS OF THE BIG
GAMES YESTERDAY
Coast League Results.

At Sacramento
Portland, 0; Sacramento, 2.
At Vernon
Oakland, s; Vernon, 4.
At San Francisco
Los Angeles, 3; San Francisco, 5.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-09-08
RATE HEARING NOW
ON IN CHICAGO

Chicago, Sept. S.-Charles A..
Prouty of the interstate commerce
commission, commenced here today
series of hearings on matters affect
ing the freight rates on western rail-
roads. He will go from Chicago to
St Paul. where he will take testimony
on Friday. Other hearings will be
held in Salt Lake City on September
22 and in Spokane on September %.
Among the cases to be heard arc
the Corn Belt Meat Producers asso-
citation, Armour car lines. st. Paul
board of trade, Minneapolis Produce
exchange and city of Spokane. All
the cases are against the railroads
centerlng at the points named and
involve discrimination and excessive
charges
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-09-08
DEPOT AT THRALL
BURNED ON MONDAY

The klamath Lake railroad depot
at the Southern Pacific's junction at
Thrall, Cal, Is miles south Of the
Oregon state line, was burned Mon
day night, having caught fire from
a bolt of lightning during the electric
storm which visited that section dur
ing the afternoon and evening.
Manager e. T. Aboott had only a
short time ago had the building in
sured to the extent OF $500, which,
however, does not cover the loss en-
tailed by the fire.
The fire occurred at o'clock in
the morning and the large depot and
warehouse was total loss, not a
vestige of 1t remaining, necessitating
the installation of box car on Tues
day as temporary office and tele-
graph station.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-09-08
RESULTS OF BIG
RACES YESTERDAY

Montreal, Sept. Results:
First race-Kid, s to 5, won; Hedge
Rose, 2 to 1, second; Jack Denner-
ton, out, third. Time, 1909 1-5.
Second race-Adoration, to 1,
won; Martha Jane, to 5, second;
silk Hose, out. third Time, 1:16
AS.
Third race-Hasty Agnes, to 2,
won; Royal Onyx, 4 to 8, second;
Laurence p. DAILY, out, third. Time,
1927 3-5.
Fourth race-Colonel Jot. 10 to l,
won; Pulka, s to l, second; Infection
out, third. Time, 1:16.
Fifth race-Byzantine, to 5, won;
Caloorahtchie, to l, second; Van
quera, out, third. Time, 4:52.
Sixth race-Woolstone, to 1. won;
Goes Fast (added), out, second
Stromeland, out. third. Time, IA;
1-5.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-09-08

Automobile stage to Lehman
springs. Inquire Pendlteon Auto Co.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-09-08
Hoosicr FOrcsters.

Logansport, Ind, Sept S.-Forest-
ers from nearly all the cities of the
state are here today for the largest
convention in the history OF the In
diana branch of the order. Business
of a preliminary nature was transact
ed today, and state officers will be
elected tomorrow.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-09-08

Republic, Wash.--F. II. Yockey.
Rockford, Wash.-Eugene V. Bron-
son.
Pennington, Wash.-Eugene V.
Bronson.
Pennington, Wash.-J. s. Redfern'
Standpoint, Idaho--Robert Warner.
Standpoint circult-Alvin II. Nor
ton.
St Maries, Idaho-H. f. Bember-
ton.
Tekoa, Wash.-R A. Armstrong.
Wallace, Idaho-Cllfford W. Will
liams.
Wardner, Idaho-James II. Martin.
Hayden Lake, Idaho-Charles S.
Price, supply.
Usk and lone, Wash.-Strawbridge,
supply.
Wild Rose and Wayside, wash
George i. Pnkham.
Upper Columbia valley-M. r.
Brown.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-09-08
UNION LEGION VETERANS
ARE AT WASHINGTON

Washington, Sept. S.-Many hum
dreds strong, the aged warriors of
the Union Veteran Legion descended
upon the capital city today and eff
fected its capture without the firing
Of "a single shot Headquarters for
the legion were established at the
Arlington Hotel, which will be the
center of operations during the siege
of four days. In the number of dele
gates and the enthusiasm manifest
ed, the reunion is the most important
in the history Of the legion.
Au,ornohuo s,aca m IAhman
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-09-08

Northwestern League Results.
At Portland
Vancouver, 10; Portland, 5.
At Spokane
Tacoma, 0; Spokane, 8.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19
FOOTLICHT FLASHES.

Mrs. Leslie Carter is to open her. season
IN September a. s. Paul, Miun-
Thurston the magician. recently gave
professional matinee az the YorkviDe Theater
New York
A revival Of In the Bishops Carriage
is being made b. James " Castle through an az
rsngemeHt with Liebler & Co.
The Arcadians" the latest London
musical o0raeiy. has been snapped ND by Charles
Frohman tor pro5nction in the United States
The Glass Blowers" John Philip
Sousa's latest cDCrs, has been ACQUIRED hv the
Shuherts and uill be given an early Production
After three more weeks in The Easiest
WAY Frances star viii sail for Europe on Iune Isl
The Uln z the Walter play VIII be resumed carly
IN the fall
Louis Mann, contrary to earlier reports.
has not closed his season IN The Man Who Stood
Stiil hut is sDpesring in the role q John Krause
IN Brooklyu this week.
Henrietta CrOsman last night reached
her 10oth performance Of sham" Souvenirs were
Distributed at Wallach'S Thestcr New York IL
crmmemoraiioH & the event.
The Queen Of the Moulin Rouge" is
about 70 60 tour. beginning with Brooklyn. and
the Managers are tTiae apprehensive as 20 its
reception IN localities more crcmspect than Broad
way Thsy probably remember what happened 70 the
show IL Wsshingto1.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19
England Again Invaded.

In the spring an Englishman's fancy
IsEtly turns 20 thoughts of invasion.
once more the entire press Of England
az Least, every newspaper that has a
dramatic column-has set violently 10
work saving another good old English
Institution This time IL IS the stage.
which. from G. p Shaw ali the way
down 70 the anonymous writer's on Lon
don's evening ha-penny editions, SIS about
10 fan into the fell clutches OF that
shrewd American manager. Charles Froh-
man
NJ. Shaw has avaiIed himself OF every
Englishman's privilege. and written him
self out in the columns Of the London
Times. 10 the eject that Mr.. Frohman- s
Plan for rep, stoire theater viii blast
all prospects Of a Shakespeare memorial
theater. tbs most egotistic OF literary
Paddles in captivity. to whom the lime
light is as necessary as the very breath
o. life. like1s the American manager 10
Charles VII and a platoon Of other for
gotten monarchs, who rushed In where
angels feared TO tread and trampled In
stitutions beneath their feet as they would
blades Of grass. Mr.. Frohman has calmly
answered AR Shaw 10 the point that
his fondest expectations for the roper
toire theater that he is 10 establish at
the Duke OF York's Theater next season
does not even remotely include the idea
Of anticipating the Shakespeare memorial
theater. but rather that the repertoire
theater viii lead the way and perhaps
make feasible the memorial theater.
But II the English stage is 10 De saved
by a display Of type and precipitOUs
Niagara OF pseuGO-patriotic language. the
London Referee. and rot the London
Times or 6. B. Shaw, viii he its savior.
Mordred. who is the chief writer on the
theaters in the Referee. says.
AS an Englishman who IS proud OF his
country. ask myself what they would
say in Paris OF Berlin If a foreigner at
tempted 70 take the place which RTr.
Frohman has taken I'm this country. I
cannot help a feeling of regret that so
much Of influence and OF interest in the
theateT should have passed from Eng
iishmen TO an astute American manager
who is gradually absorbing the business
Of the theater in this country I saw
without any personal feeling against Mr..
FrOhman, who IS sagaciously making the
most Of his chances and doing his very
best for Us, that this is not a matter upon
which an Englishman should be in a
hurry TO congratulate himself But lust
10 show there is no III feeling. I give vou
the toast OF the British drama. coupled
with the name Of Charles Frohman"
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19

ferens parts Of the country. The McAdoo
tunnel lines In New York have estab-
Ished cars solely for women. although
tbs ladies are said 10 show evidences Of
preferring to ride IN the mixed coaches
The new Lake shore Interurbsn in Ohio
has established a special car service 10
carry intoxicated persons from the wet
counties and towns along the route 10
their homes IN dry localities. the train
crew seeing that no accidents happen 10
these irresponsibles These cars were
promptly denominsted by a heartless
public as 'the boozer specials" Pitts
burg has been trying some experiments
with smokers on its lines, bu1 the re-
suit Of the tests is not yet known
The whole travelling public viii be in
terested in knowing that Edison is now
ready for the final trial Of his storage
battery for street car equipment He
proposes to try il on the Third avenue
lines In New York, and confdentsly as
serts that Il viii completely revolutiOnize
the whole scheme and system OF urban
and interurban travel. He sees a COM
pleJe release from expensive power
houses. overhead and underground wires.
and big damage suits from accidents
caused by them IN other words he pro-
poses 10 return 20 the simplicity Of horse
car DAYS, substituting a storage battery
underneath the car for two decrepit horses
In front Of Il
fC0pyiSht. 1sos. BY Frederic J. Haskia.l
o-mOrrow-Internati Sunshine
Society.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19
THE LAMBS AGAIN.

John r. Hazard has written the fol
owing verses under the heading. 'Lambi
are Coming. Mabel Amt II Awful"
Sag. kid. the scandals great. my dear.
g chuck yusr I'D up high and cheer.
The big Lambs Gamhoi's comiu' here
Amt it awfgl. Mabel.
Ard. kid. those PirtShurg wealthy boys
Had better make 8 i05 = r0ise
'Cause actors IS NY gEatest 1oys.
Amt 10 awful, Mabel9
r. air't there 7 hope n die
T. waich ;hat hig parade 20 by
Ar boiler al ny throst is dy-
Amt sUful. Nabels
In v'r % wezr mv suellest ii6
Ar dress up Ike the NeTy Wid.
An when ] ssa en- ~Oh sou kid
Amt it aHfgl. Mabel3
A. last Eit a chance fer fact.
To sec SINE stage director act.
Fer many a -lu1e ar me they hacked
Aint g. suful, MsbeI3
Thevu have uore end men On the foof
To make sou r0ii ar0uni and roar
Thz1 lev Dccks-aier ever saw.
Amt it aaful Mabel
Yog PiftsbgrE E1vs vout have no chance
When Willie Collier starts 20 dance.
Cause. gre the way that b1y can r-ancel
Amt g svfsl Nahsls
SAY Dave Rc.ssca-s iu the riu-
An m8vas ETlsnzVr VIII siaE
Gee, thcm Lambs d. mast anything
Aut 30 awful MEhcl1
mi ou dollars worth os stars
Game into town m special cars.
Better slip some sis hgrahs
Aint t avfgl, Mabel.
Ss-, Golt cheer kil. 7 tlink I'm ding.
Cause an dar long I've hoen a-slghsn'.
Jes' thiukin = vo1rs Donald Brian
Amt g awtvl. Naheis
An say fhey ra hsvin Eddie Fog
ar tlavtn White. -hs uhi,e-hsirei bog.
An Audrsw Ma-k. TIE tof-uotr iuy-
Art u avf1i Mabsis
Amrug -he writers thrre'G b. Kline.
An 1lr- Thomas he's far mire.
An Henry Blossom 1u the line.
Amt 81 awful. Mabel
SaT. Nd. them U.iilion1iTrs IS sham
Ar college ho-s amt urrfa a olss clss. clss.
Take uy tip. KID 81 Lamb.
Ail't 81 aufrl 3IaheIt
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19

THE BELAsCO.
'eThe WitehinT Hour -...-.----...At 2.l5 and Sis
Return engagement # one Il the seasons
most successful plays- John Mason and
carable cast in original pTCdICti0n Il Angus
tls Thomas psychological PLAY.
THE COLUMBIA
Merely Msry Ann SIS
The Columbia Players in an exceptionally
merifori0gs stock production q Israel Zsng-
wills play of Inodern English life. Julia
Dean in an impressive Interpretation Of the
title role.
THE NATIONAL
The Hizhwayman'' ---.---.....--.At 2.l5 and sl5
Another de K0ren and Smith comic opera.
of which the Aborn Company gives de-
lghtfu prediction.
CHAsES
Polite raudc7ilie. 2.l5 anG SIS
Closing bin 4 the season. and an enter
tanning one. consisting 4 the comedy sketch
"Chums. the great Eoi;z. Nst NJ Wills.
and Others.
THE ACADEMY.
ISIS Hopkins AT cl5
An old far0rit- which never seems 70 lose
its popularity. Rose Melville in her original
role.
THE GAYETY
Boucry Burlcsquers. Els and SIS
TIE LYCEUN.
f,r-oro1rs -..-......-.... At 2-l5 and SIS
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19
SAYINGS OF MRS. SOLOMON.
Being the Confessions of the Sepen Ruudrsdth Wife.
Translated BY HELEN ROWLAND.

daughter foolish pen
Brooklyn
believe equality
behold
Yet 10! from
might
lie commanded her
dictated unto her al all tines
her
cOndescensiOn
cried
viii a white slave 8 upon III stage"
But this behold.
the and the assistant
and the property the
a she married For
herself a slave but a
orders contend herself
the DAYS
his life
Then cried a a vas
il Is better rule many
equality joke. but home md
knOweth independence verify
a