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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-06-19
ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-FVE
SINGING SOCIETIES REP
RESENTED.
Male Chorus Will Have More Than ST,
Thousand Voices and ChiIdren's
More Than 1000.

INV YORK, June 19-Wiith 1856
Hging SC cieties from many clUies rep
resented. male chorus of 5000 voices,
childrsn's chorus of 1000 public
school students, an orchestra of $50 of
the best musicians of the country. a
t@ophy donated by Emperor William of
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-06-19

WASHINGTON, D. c., June 49,
In the governments prosecution of the
American Sugar Refining company for
alleged violations of the Sherman anti :
trust law George H. Earle, Jr., of Phila-
delphia will be the principal witness
Mr.. Earle as receiver for the Real Es-
tate Trust company of Philadelphia
forced the American Sugar Refining
company to pay over several millions
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-06-19

busy themselves with basket-making
and bead work, at which they are
adopts. They like to visit and they are
never too busy to feast and talk of
the days that were and of those to
come.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-05
THIRTY-sEcoND ASSEMBLY DlsrRJc-r

Tn The First Election District is bounded nv ana u,.,
ast ,I one Hundred and ForsXth street Coeee alcns a
Thjrt, eiebtb ,rt La a'Tiue East one Hundred and
East one Hlnd eSon District is bounded by and within
motifs MOTIFS Avenue and College avenue u avenue
East One Hundred and Forysecond street Ws G w2n
nue. East one Hundred and Forteth street i,eS,1,ir
Tfq last one Hundred and Thirty-ninh street and
The Fourth Election District is bornd, t ,, .,,.-
@ s' Ens Ea Hundred I and Thirty ninth Wills ave
,s1 he on rim Election Drie: bounded by and within
me- East One Hundred and Thirty street and Aex
,s.t The 5 sixth Fiction District is and within
nur east one Hundred and Tnrtyhf street anu Ae>
The Seventh Election District is bounded by and within
nae s' , @ drad ns lnr .%d Thirty LIT Fight Eighth oA
The Eighth Election District $ bounded b., and within
East one Hundred and Thirty stro. BROOK ave
nns Eat one Hundred and Thirty-sishl Street a.i
& The Mn Mn'h ,s Election District by snI within
East one Hundred and Thirty ninth Alexander
s the one Sni3 I,ddgs Eec{iom ID pstrG, @ bounded
East one nnd am9 ana 2y hrt re stree I'm svenie
Tho e' nth Election District is bounced ana w,bin
Ias ono funded anu Forty nrst stree. and Wits
Tho Twelfth Election District hounIca T.: and within
I-as onc Hundred and Forty third steet ami Wills
The T9ir,e&9h @ 6 isetIen District by and
AnHs avenue. East one Hundred ana rty-ifth street
within East ana Forty-lghth sfre 'E WIN 'l
Avenue Last One Hundred and Forty street and
Third ''
TIE Fifteenth Eectiln District is bouri,d i,v anil
within East On" Hundred and Forty eighth street Brook
3teEue. East one Hundred ana Forty-sAth street an
Willis avenue
The sixteenth Election Dstric; bounded Irv ahJ
within East one HunGfel ana Fory-a!rhrh street -
aud BROOK
Thc scventeen,h Election District hourled BY and
WITHIN East one Hundred and Fortyeaftu street 81
t;ruoi
rne f;sheen,h Election District paunarI by and
Ar"- a>,hny i+ns' '"r iiuni-~I T.trt> ,rnt,,
ami l.tont
~" ,"~'".nh Et"'t'r lHs'tirt - urdrf b., uud
ATTAIN 80 Mnf's ~tirrt. nsrGur. t-,,. ,,,-
ittlu.t 'i l. htet street = rNruue
Tic Twentieth t.tis.i IHst,t. Is iuuu,trl ,l,I
within East Hundred -tt-rt t',t,-S
-ttt 'nr llurir'd aud fhItl riutl street. and
-. Arn~
The Twenty flegtiuH District - .pnlrl iy and
within Fast Hundred TnittN.-sH 4ir, rt ~,
avenue East One Hundred rLrtv-sivth street
and -.
The TWenty second Election District bounded nv and
within Fat Ilundt ii AMI ihrtN-uIu,h street -,
. a,enuc ErsI Handled Futty str.st
locust avenue. one ilunlrod and rort,th sfrse
Last ENtl F-tst fnt luuaIfd Thirts ~,th atur,
'Iness a. -uu' Tan one Hunared aud Thirty-ei.hth
-n'st ~ ,nns avenue. and alao North ana south
Brother Islands
New-York tribune., 1909-10-05
coBALT PRICES.
Furnished oy Usrrea. GzowsN s Co. No .
strsstl
TOURISTS IN MEXICO.

t'ousuI T.. Merrill GsIifith. at TSmptSs.s 49, er1ft
that tho favorable impression abroad ot ssssIrsi 8
cf Mexico and tho developments OF W issrssss
sources have resulted in the Ertoua'
tourist travel each year. tte Wrttes.. ,ssr =
Mexico j. becoming more popular SaIh go, ~
attracting the attention OF tourists v and r,f
SirOus OF escaping the rigorous winters 81 Irl
heat during the summer months ~ .SS -
States While the winter throuAiitvu' .or,s -
part of Mexico are always Mltd. tlc - -.
ard even those sections 9l0OS the CV'ss -
10y the trade winds. are muca covi' t,-,s e~
than the majority Of the cities anu Wv
United states. 60, tarpor -
AT Tampico one may ind the anest ,IoIs Ja1ss q =
ing IN the wOrld and the acconhl.sSSs sS in sdgsl
the leading hotels are engaged not,, notstS - @ani -
of the opening OF the season oy Ains JlssilcS !.
liSh lovers of this exciting sport sel1f g. y
abundance Of aquatic fowl may oS oS.a,1shcg. =
the coast. and plenty Of wild game V''O~s
forests . ,r.rE0loS
For those who are interested IN a. ~ str1
Mexico furnishes an excellent oppottV1 't,SoSe %
i'm the ruins of Mitl8. PalenQue, alJn aS n ms
found in the State of Nucatan, as W. Mests "a cas-.
OF the cTumSling picturesque WeIlS es,iSns es Ot 9
amt CathetlralS located In different r ssr histOfN
republic and around which StlN MS, cllIHrc'
and romantic charms. To the moul..-sed by q
Mexico offers Inducements not sV.ac~ntains. ~
ether country. haviU% seventeen lg is,vrsl z
UinS trVul J0rul1. n Mlch9ac1h '"NfsVlfy0 is ,
trVU Up 90 FopuVatrpvtl tsltH lrcC - IOul ls,'
coming especially popular With AH'e'
o. consular kcpVIt
New-York tribune., 1909-10-05
Citations.


VVHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK "
Surety Company Fidelity & Deposit Company o. Ma
land. William Freeman Arnold Kaiser ami "a
Fromne. Trustees under the last VIII and
OF Rosa Schreiber deceased. Nathan Schneider WIan
toria Schreiber Irene Goldsmith Ruth Goldsms Ia
nette Goldsmith. Walter Goldsmith Berenice Golisr
Martha Meyers Geraldine Blu-ne Baron TIirsch
Benevolent Society. Lena Invalid Aid Society Mt
Hospital MuntedCre Home for Chronic Invalids Q,
City Of New York. Hebrew Shslrerins Guardian SIRE
OF New York. Orphan Asylum. Hebrew Orphan As.
OF the City OF New York. District Nd- OF the l1de
dent OrdsF Bsna Berth. Frances BUme William j
HOchster Emgrant Industrial Savings Bank and al r.
interested the estate OF solomon Hochster al
tors persons claiming TO be creditors or as vt7
next OF kin. legatees otherwise: and % al pesns
terested IN the estate OF Rosa Schrsibe late % The C
New York, deceased creditors leEatees next d y
hereby required personally be and
fore Surrogate Of the County OF NeU YorS. a. e
SurroSates' COur- OF said County held at the Ha
Records. the County Of New York. the 5th "a
OF that day then and there 20 attend judicial E1s
nent Of the account OF proceedings OF William tzi
Arnold Kaiser and Jacob FrOmme, EXeCutuEa -
Will and Testament OF said deceased and s oI
years required to appear by your guardian. [ yl
have one if have none. TO appear and S9E p
be appointed. IN the event OF your uesea 2
failure 10 do 30. a guardian will Be appointed y 2
Surrogate O. represent and act for YOU IN tue pros
In Testimony Whereof. We have caused the Sea d
Surrogates Court Of said County of New York et
hereunto affixed.
Witness Hon Abnsr @ Thomas. a SurTogsts 81
said County the County OF New York, the l5th q
September. in the year of Lord thOusa1i =
DANIEL. T. DOWDNTT
TSeaI1 Clerk of the SUrrogaies -
New-York tribune., 1909-10-05
Election Notices

THIRTY FIFTH ASSEMBLY r.rs--------
sser avenue Mosholu Parkway Norm coNrn
The Twenty eighth election Disc ~ q lss,s ses
within Gun Hill road Perry avenue ~ . bound = -
North; webster avenue. Moshol Pars-,.osaas P4ss
brf.s - iq1 an .euItn street. Jerome -.lta i,
place. '"is" avenue an h g IA
The Twenty-nlnth Election pf.,-,., :,
within East Two Hundred and Fo1r's bounded b
street ara Is-aus ssss,s avenue. East Two &
The - Thirt!eth Election District is bouns., =
IIuprsJ ~ 1,i"S,o.n S. street Webster avsnTs 81
one Hundred and Ninsty-szth ssrssr s"s syells
The Thirty arst Election n.,-,-.
WITHIN East Two Huudredth street .i.,sln1ed b,
EssS one Hundred and Ninety sixth ssr.ss e.
The Thirty % 500 second Election District Is so.-..
avenue East one Iiundrsd and VT,,t lA,n ~ strss "a
catu' avenue East Forihsm road Websis.e eh slssi
East one rundred and Eishty ro,,r,,' MARION s.s
% 5G. 5sl FeTa9aT n road and Jerome arsrT sa
Wishln Van courtiaadt Park south. bies3lSa.sa
80 ISro%,e s,. @'Jn 10 avenue. West 70. p
River. Spuyten Duyvii Creek and Rrosa,s sosd. "a.
, W., .o1Tth Election District II 5o.
seventh street. spuyten D,1vviI 'unlrsd n' ana -
avenue West Two Hundred snd -ssss5ss4ay. Ris...
Waido avenue West Two Hundred ana sun sun ~
PiTs. ,-5 2S,l,s.a Spnytsn Duyvl Creek 49,
The Lhirtg-afth M Election District Is bounds
Froaduay West Two H1n5r.a me .,t Si5y q Ssz7s
street Waldo avenue, West Two Hundrs5 s5s go, 81,
eignth street Riverdale avenue. Spuvten n-- lasi
way. West Two Hundred and Thirty s.+s-ssl ~
l,pss, tpnSeIs 2 sVsnGs Wess Two Hundred Th
The Thirty sixth Election District IS bouna.s,
within the northern boundary OF The Cif( " al
Park South and Broadway, e'l'l-a
JOHN T. DOOLp.
fH1RdES faXEd B 3 PAsS
John E. sNTru
Commissioners of Es-s
New-York tribune., 1909-10-05
BOROUGH OF THE BRONX.
THIRrIErH ASSEMBLY nrsrp,,.r ,.o,,,.,,

'iIIifiIF-IH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT (NORTED
me L%enyninh Election District is bounded ~ an,
sriar one hundred and Thirty-eighth street
- dNriluf last one Hundred and Ihirtv-ffth etreet
l..I.-oh venue East one
sieet' - hrd avenue and Harlem River M - S''
hlftleih Election District is bounded ~, nj Mil,
IA st one Hundred Thirty sixth strce+ tra,t,
o' LAST one Hundred Thirty-fftb street v-;Is
f-ast one Hundred Thirty fourth traet
IT. -SL a. etalue. Harlem River Third avenue
ne Ihlrty lrst Election ho,r,jcG
within East one Hundred ana Thrtv oy ana
1e2s I,ast one Hundred Thirty-second streat
avenue ''' Ai"i'ehl River and Alexander
[ Inllty second Election District is bounded b rd
o fsst one Hundred Thirty nfth street I,roi-
Willis avenue. - -'''' - AouTth street and
, fhe Thry & third Election District is bounded nv an,
,l I.ast one Hundred and Thrysixth stree, E,r6y,
IWiIf ] ]tast one Hundred Thlrty-ifth street and
bi LElGty fourth Election District is bounded b aud
-nl1 INN last one Hundred Thirty ' +-aat
and Willis avenue. anu 4niI'S-slNth street
tie; inry hfth Election District is bounded b,. 5
Clh f-ast one Hundred and Thrty-se,entb eras+ e.
and Brown -N anu 4HirtN NTH street
N Ihlry-siXth Election District is boIndel b., 80,
aIenme - one Hundred and Thirty-ffth street cypress
ast Oie Hundred and Thirty-thIrd street Ira
Tbirtitscnas Mis- Lewis place. East Hundred ana
IT, tri ri = IouTth street and Brook avenue
ne L.lftS seventh Election DstriCt is bour1o4 h. -
Piyar 80 one hundred and 1hirty-sxth street tas
Ie E1sI one Hundred ana Thirty street
81 AIMS "'''' MT" street and
New-York tribune., 1909-10-05
Election Notices.

TWENTY TN-SEvENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRIcT-CONT'D
within West Thirty-sxth street. East Thirty-sxth
street, Madison avenue, ast ThTyhird street. Fifth
gvenue West Twenty ninth street and Sixth avenue.
within East Thirtythir street. Madison avenue East
rty-fourih street Lexington avenue East Thirty FIRST
Seet Fourth avenue, East Thrtieth street and Fifth
The seventeenth Election District is bounded by and
within East Thirtyninth street. Third East
Thrty-fourth street and Lexington avenue.
The Eighteenth Election District bounded by and
within Fast Foitieth street. Tro avenue East Thirty
ninth street and leNingt avenue
The Nineteenth Election District is bounded by and
within West Th.rfy-eighth East Thrty-eighth
street Madison avenue Fast Fortieth street Lexington
avenue. Thirty fourth street Madison
sNenue
The twentieth Election District is bounded hy and
Nithin FoTJieth street Madison Thirty
eighth West Thirty eshh street sixth and
West Fortieth street.
The Twenty-arst Election District bounded ty and
within West Forty-siNth street. Fifth avenue West
FoFtieth street and sixth avenue
For;y-niuth street. Fnty-
sixth street Lexington avenue East Foreth street ami
Fifth
within FIfiieth Fnh avenue, Nest Forty
street 81 Seventh avenue, thence
diagonal line the of Wes; street
and Sixth Rvenue and Sixth avenue.
The TOehsyfourth Election District is bounded ana
Fif,,thTd avenue. T'i'ty
fourth Park avenue. East Forty ninth street Fifth
sNenue, West F1ftie;h street and Sixth
The Twenty hfth Election District Is bounded by and
Foty sixth street Park IftyfOurth street
and Madison
The ruenty-sxth Election bounded by and
avenue, Fits Gfth Madison
Fast Ff-0uYth street. Fifth avenue. West Fify-
thiFa street snd Sixth avenue
New-York tribune., 1909-10-05
TLMHrIErA As.EMELY n,.rLLcr -...rn

District i,9t.de,i D., ,,r ,,,t
Es9' One Hundred ard gtla.t -,,,,n, ,,.,
t,'e iiuHlr.s r4d stie-t ana .-ltIt
nue. ''"'' ave
Second ;,l-.a Bisir-; ista r.ieI tg and .,,,t
Test one fU''irt ard r.t street sirsf ,,ep,
I-"si J-T i-i'"i-- "i' f-AfilA S4rF ana
Tire Third Election Bi-ifi t,lnd-i o., .us y.,.t,
last hundred -iNf,r..rl street l-lr-t -
i-ast Ils4ii- --tt-I.l.' --r.~t iIstt.. ,.
I<sst 'Hr If.uHI-I -isl+rt -a-t-t llrasst t,,.
llast i!fHlli-t I'- lEH -.fr- ..nl 80. "a H..
The fop l.i,tf.at il-ttl.f s,Ir.i a.. ana .l,5i.
ltasf 81 atf-t Ni..t. ...l f.r-. I...'
ies s'n- Iteufs -f.i .....i -.4 1851
fne lGtG. iic,gt. lIsG.f l. i.an,l-s g.. s1. .ii.,
last One llita arf .erf. s--..t lls f.-t itItr
last one H4alicl saa Aise-fra ftf~,t ana Il.st
The siKfl l-l@ali9n Dis-i.t o.. ana vli,
Iast ono ir1, led aud ""4y- sfe-t filei avenue
II Iu6rei .sin-tt street and 50, ora
. he seterih Election pstIit is lgGHd~d aaa within
East one Baudicd TWeat. foIGt1 s8cst Flrst ste
ne a. Gre H.r'l-d aa1 TWea. 0rst .irc,i ,ri
Its gath -..n f..-tist I5I.' i- an i.aii
B@Et UAs Hgndred I'D Taeai! foarlh street. Hal en
New-York tribune., 1909-10-05
EReNcA REVOLUTION sELIcs.

\ inuSeum is about Co be Svrbic6 vii (
famous prison ri the t'unCieFSvi viIes conneci
peculiarly rich in articles ana pIiiv Win Ma
with the Revolution and eStS Si''' 80 rtsrel IN u
AntOiuette The museum VIII DC XS,,foinette reA
Sale deS Girondins. The Marie sI dnrmg D
inc tludt the armchair which shS v,T,S,,,inatcd e
hong detentt.n the lamp Whico 'irb shc kts1 =
cell. tic ebony and ivory cruCttN ~ f,yo piCta
bcet ne IcaNIns tor her execution sut,,,,nuion a.
representing the eOonlefi queen a.
In her uell-LOndcn Glcoe
New-York tribune., 1909-10-05
TwENrY-E1GHrH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

& one i and ps5 hh IS qnf d 9 aaS
One HUNDRED sad sixth street and Lexington
The Second Election District is bounded by ana within
Essi Hundred and seventh street, Firs. las.
Hundred and E4fth street and Third avenue 49,, ,r,,n
one Hundred ana Tenth street Harlem River.
one Hundred and sixth street First avenue East one
hundred and Ninth stree, and Third avenue ,.-
East one Hundred and Tenth Third avenue Fast
44undred ard Eighth street and Lexington avenue.
The Fdh Election District is bounded by ana ] wl1nin
Esst one Hundred and Eighth street ana Park avenue
The sixth Election District is bounded by and within WITHIN
Esst one HundTed and Eleventh street Lexington
The Seventh Election District is bounded by and within
las Hundred and Tenth street. Lexington avenue
o gs ] aaa By ana
Fsi one one nnreG 3 snG @ I5, rs sST ~ fxington
nue diagonal line from the corner OF Lexington avenue
= East one Hundred and Thirteenth street and Third
The Ninth Election District IS bounded by and within
I-asf one aunrsd 80 an ana Ele1, n harlem B,er
East one Hundred and Tenth street ana second avenue
East One Hundred and Fifteenth street Pleasant avenue
RandaIs an6 Wards Islands East one Hundred ana
Elekenth street First avenue East one Hundred and
The Eleventh Election District bounded by and within
Fast One Hundred and Fourteenth street Lexington ave
nue.. East One Hundred and Thirteenth street TO Third
Hundred ana Tsrteenth stTeet ana hiTd avenue to the
soneT Of East One Hundred and Twelfth street snd Lex
TVelfth Election District by and within
East One Hundred and Fifteenth street. Third avenue.
Fast One Hundred and Thirteenth street Lexington
nue. East one Hundred and Fourteenth street ana Park
The Thirteenth Election District bounded by and
within East Hundred Fifteenth Second
sNcnue. East Hundred and Fourteenth street and
Third
The Fourteenth Election District bounded by and
within q diagonal line East Hun
ded and Seventeenth Lexington the
OF East Hundred Eighteenth street and
Third avenue Third Eagf one Hund ed and Sew
eltoe1th street. second Hundred and
Fifteenth street, Third East One Hundred and
sixteenth street and Lexington
TIE Fifteenth Election District bounded by and
Within East seventeenth street. Lex
tnsioa avenue. East one Hundred Sixteenth street
d avenue East one Hundred and Fifteenth street and
TIE Sixteenth Election District is bounded by and
within East Hundred Nineteenth street, Third
avenue 10 East One Hundred and Eighteenth street
diagonal line from the Third and East
flne Hundred and Eighteenth the OF
Lexington ard East Hundred and Seventeenth
street Hundred Seventeenth and Park
New-York tribune., 1909-10-05
TfIIRTy-FOURTH AssEMRl.y DlsTpI,vr

The Election pistric; by and within
Hundred and SiXtieth street, Trinity avenue
Hundred and SiXtyhrst street. Prospect e.
nuc. MrstchtAter avenue. Fast One Hundred
eighth and taullWcll
I'm. Srsrud Election District is bounled by within
East One Hundred eni SIXTY tiird street Forrest
EIst Hundred and sixty HGst street. Trinity
Ouc urLGIc and sNtich Caudvcli avenue
tas one Hundred and SiAty drst street and Eagle
Thr TNirI Election District bounded ani within
Hundred and sixty sixth Trinity uN cnur
East Oue Hundred sixty hth
iuat Duc HutrtG and sixty thlrd
iHstn toad
The FuHrth Election District l. bounded auL within
OLr Hundred .4i S,ty ntth street Union avenue
tu4r ntrtred S,t. tii avrnlr.
hast pur Huna"d anl Sixty mrs. street Forest
.
1he riuh H.'.'n hisuIet Is h.,ud"l by Within
ta>t Ilttlvtt tui S>tN thI street. Prospect
tur EHst uH iuncd and SIXTY inst sttrrt and Tnton
The sixth Eeetion District is bounded hy and within
East Iluuorcd and StNy-hfth street Stcbhius
one Hundred and sixty third Union
avenue.
seventh Election District bounded by and within
last Hundred aud third street,
iuirrtl
. -vluc, Wcstchcstct avenue aud Prospect avenue.
The Eshth Elc, ton District is bounded bv within
Iast Hundred aud Shty stNth Prospect
Gue Stehbins avenue. Huudttd sua SlstN-
Tiffany street Hesehesler avenue Inter
New-York tribune., 1909-10-05
ErcursiOns.
Hudson River DayliG
EFcursiOns.

OucTS
The most charming oue-day excursions n 4,
world. It's swift steel steamers ROBEPTFrr
TON HENDRICK HUDSoN-ALgs,~
are built TO see things from" comfortz5ly, :.
decently.
Daily Except Sunday to WEST POW-
NEWBURGH and POUGHKEEPSIE Ia,
Desbrosses St. $40 A. NJ, w. And s. Q1T
w 129th St 9:20 A. NJ Returning On 4 d. =
boat. due w. And St $50 P NJ
Oct ). 6, 7 & 8 the iavorite e.,n.
ALBANY will make two-hour trips around 4.
bartleships and harbOr.
Saturday, Oct. 9. the steamer HENDRICr
HUDSON viii make special trip to view r..
con Fires and Harbor Illuminations F,r
S15G
RED BANK LINE.
Lvs Franklin St, Pr. "a. y. r, daily. go n lSrs
$50 a. m.); Battery 2:55 p m tSun. SIS ani -
Highlands. Red Bank etc. EXC. SOC. Tr8.sy "a a.
Branch. AsbuTy Park
New-York tribune., 1909-10-05
BOROUGH OF THE BRONX.

THlErETE ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-02-12
Richmond Man Who Saw the Assassination
Harry Hoover Printer Luoas BouanA
Graphic Account Live in History

He stood in an uptown store gazing
intently at a splendid likeness of Alb
raham Lincoln. Finally he remarked,
casually, Il saw that man assassin
ated."
The abrupt statement caused. every
one to center attention on the speak
er-the man who saw the great presi-
dent done to death at the hands of a
traitor The man who witnessed this
tragedy, which will always occupy
one of the most important places in
the worlds history, was a Richmond
man-Harry Hoover. veteran printer
and former justice of the peace.
Hoover was piled with questions
by his interested auditors and the
tale he told them is tense with human
interest
Detailed to Washington.
"At the outbreak of the war l en-
listed in an Indiana regiment. In
Alabama my brother was killed and
my mother, half frantic. used every
influence, and with success, to secure
my return to New Castle, where
then lived. After l came home l was
assigned to the provisional regiment
stationed at Washington and which
acted as a bodyguard to President
Lincoln" Hoover began.
The night of the assassination
was detailed with a small detachment
of the guard to accompany the presi-
dent to the Ford theater. There was
an immense crowd there and the pres
ident, as he sat in his box. was the
center of attention. Here the speak
err passed for a space>as if he was
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-02-12
"Madam Butterfly"

Ia. The girl who can study without a
healthy desire to run or play would
soon wear out. but the desire to run
or play must be held in check until
the study is accomplished There is
the idea the success brings late hours.
high living and no exertion, but moth
ing is more detrimental to those as
cending the heights. 1t is still work,
even though success has set the seal
of public appreciation on that work.
Sometimes l wonder that an associa-
ton of mo Advice" is not formed by
my fellow actresses, for if they felt
the Discrimination that I do as to the
final "Yes," or NO. as to the adop-
ton Of a stage career, am sure such
club would be welcome. For, after
all advice means little or nothing. 1t
is experience that proves and all that
l could say might not convince. So
find myself always in Quandary,
knowing that really / am only ex-
pected to agree with what is already
decided upon" states Miss Collier of
the Madam Butterfly company. seen at
the Gennett next week.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-02-12

world. The work of competent play
stage settings. and new electrical de-
vices. Col. Sawyer's celebrated pack
of Siberian bDoodhounds is one of the
features with this company, as well
as the prize Shetland ponies. John
Loery. champion buck and wing dane
err, assisted by the Mississippi Singer,
Lu Ocette, 1.-The Lone Star Quintette"
in superb vocalizations, and the gro
tesque Timber Lee. The street parade
of this big company will be worth 60
ing to see.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-02-12
1.-THE Man From Home"

George Kennan. the famous Siber-
ian traveller and writer of Russian
prisons, never drew more carefully
lined picture of the horrors of the
knout and the sufferings of the politi-
cally banished there than that depict
ed by Booth Harrington and Harry
Leon Wilson in the person of Ivanoff
in the MAN from Home" The very
appearance of the man conjures in
slant visions of the stories of Tolstoi
and Tourgenieff. The character gives
an intensely strong dramatic effect to
the play. without in any way interior
ing with it's main story and interest.
"The Man From Home" is the record
production of the season. From all
sides come reports of its triumphal
tour of the country and OF the splen-
did impression it is making. Liebler
& Co. have given it an especially fine
cast and stage production, and in 'ev-
cry city it has more than sustained
the reputation it achieved during its
twelve months run in Chicago. It
will be seen here at the Gennett the
alter Saturday afternoon and evening.