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New-York tribune., 1909-07-13

A sETfTT-E 81 WIrENIE-- Flsf1tf1s' A.
tome. sT.- ana ?. % Address. No
Nassau -.-e=-. F--1uz- 0f Nlarhartsn.
~s- VOL tT-- %ev York
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AMMmOR 1GNE,

GLASGOW VIA LCNuONDE
Furn Sia July1T. 10arn Californis July 81 sam
Caledonia JuIv24 ro.sH Columbia aug Z. noon
FIRST CABIN S61. ~ 70 Sl2S
SECONp CABIN S42 50 TO so
THIRD CLASS. S27 - AND SIS I5-
Appiv for New Illustrated Book Of Tours
fFNDERSoN BROTHERs. 1T-1a Broa dvav
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t-HAJFFET p R-Colored. private family.
doctor or garage. So am aurt 70 start,
reference. Hooie. ~ West ie4-n 81.
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tEFs1-F'FET z useful man. - SINCE.
s'rtriiv eoacr. ~'tE or country. Address
h- r.. 1fS West tg5t7 ST
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TO THE
CATSKHI, MOT-NTA

U -LALL1L Mo Q y 7 FINS
VIA THE CATSKILL MOUNTAIN OTIS
AND CATSKILL AND TANNERS
VILE RAILWAYS
Direct connection with the n 7 Csntrsf
trains leaving New York T.54 and III
A ", Gai-y. except sunday, and a-O2 p NJ
West 42d St. at 7:15 and II 80 A n daiIy.
except sunday
Also direct connection with n. HUDSON
RINER DAY LINE and the CsTSEIII.
EVENING LINE STEAMERS
PURCHASE TICKETS VA CATsEIII..
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tfAIFFT-J z 80 Private family. three
years. experience. makes owl repairs ca
fl kinds 90 GAYS. Julius Eliessath. Port
Washington. +. J.
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CAEINEIIAIF FR.-Fy German city OF
country. union man Bronze. 1918 char
lsff4 81
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Country Property for Sale.

1nn BUYS = Room HOUSE AND LOT.
Nj /{hh .e~s~ sta ton Fishkfi- Hudson. r
PAS wv sold. For particulars write
CSrRA%DfE. IA West 25fh 81. n Y. CITY.
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BANKBOOK No. 4S0. .646 of the Union Dime
Savings Bark is missing. Any person
having A claim to y is hereby called upon
% present the same within ten DAYS or
submit TO havi1 8 said psssbook cancelled
and a new one Issued
BANKBOOK No. 45S. sos Of the Union Dime
Savings Bank IS missing Any person
having q claim to il is hereby called upon
u present the same within tan days or
submit to having said passbook cancelled
and a new one issued.
LOST.-Bankbook No 9.4s3. Yorkville
Bank. Special Deposit Department, is
sued TO Nathan + RosenZweig- PAYMENT
stopped. Duplicate viii be Issued two
weeks from date. July %, 1903.
LOST -Bankbook - No oSS,649 Bank for
Savings. $50 4th ave. New York Pay
rncnt stopped. Please return book to bank
LOST.-Bsukbo No. 9299T1. Bank for
Savings. $50 4th ave. New York Fay
nant stopped Please return book to bank
LOST. .--Bankbook No. e246So, Bank for
Savings, $50 4th ave. New York PAY
rnent stopped. Please return book 70 bank
LOST SAVINGS BANK BOOK.-Notice IS
her by given that the Manchester SaV-
ings Bank. OF Manchester. \. Il, or Jan.
IS. 1905. issued TO Jeremiah shea tts book
OF deposit No. 65,1tc and that such book
has been lost or destroyed and said hank
has been requested TO issue a duplicate
thereof
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ETE EafEEIlHTN

HUDSON River I4Y Lime
fgtal.al aieaa.~rs ..HE%ug'rE HUDSON. %
ROE ;RT FULTON. "ALBANf.' and
MARY Pow ELL a- tine Uudscn Rive
iaf line. fastest and finest river boats IN
f5H world
LrN Read Down 'T Crad Up.
= IAN P.N DsiIy sv SuufA 81 r NJ p NJ
e 90 ... kIgr s0x fs"' '.----
\ go 50 t5 Das,r-s-s St.iI g.. 62u,-----
9r" 1000 NC Ws-- 500 81 - % : ~ 30
1893 70 % Ve.' s= l.e St II 90 i5S 53S 75s
49,. -.. Io 81 Chd Fails io.-.--. -
y a". l. lup Z. - West Point. So. 80 -
.... 81 - -, Cornwall .. : 10 -.---|' > -
j - / A. . - %e~Hu~rl SEQ. rs ".p1
--.-.. ..--. .e u New HsWbs 80. .---- ----
1-s 80 - 9 ra A.qg sssp,,e 4d5. 4dS 20 10
. iH. ..---- .-... Kingston Pile. l@2l --.--
80. - N."5.sfI S5eRn '.'V u 90 ....
8 fu. .-.-.. '..... Hudson o.. ........ 10 40 ..---
C1G AIb4r.y .-.- SO
F.1f M PM a MAN 2
Connecting at Cornwall with o. & y. Ry;
~n"r.H. trains 20 CatskiN Mt resorts sil
Sa "a. and ,1sy connections % al POINTS
tsE. North. ani West. TErcush tckets
and baggage checked st offices Of y L
Transfer CO. Through rail tickets netW zen
y y. End Albany accepted Most deight-
1ul "ne-haif sud ons day outings 10 Nest
Poirt. Se~hIrEh. or Toughhrepsia. return.
ms on any down Day boat Meals served
~ al hours MUSIC
STR. NARY POWELL ssstat sSs solg"H'
Perfect Afternoon Outing Leave Dss-
trosSas ST. i.45 T. IL. connecting at west
SIR. ATpATyvdue ". l2d - s sioPM.
49, am a Orchestra on each stea ner.
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All[lAM L1NE e
Montreal to Liverpool
TIE ST LAWEENCE BoTTE

TIE ST Il v f-Fs.'-' hITi
Shortest sSTpoFhes Most Il-----sE-H-
Nl-U. FAST TT RHINE STEAMERS
TtrHISTAN July II. aug. u. sept lu. oct
VICTORIAN July -. Aug ~. sept Oct -
COESIC AZ july 81. 4 ug -. sept -. oCs- =
VIEGTNIA% Au= e. sept g. Get oct. -
Saio1u Passage. So - and So" u7TN leS.
second saloon. $500 and S4I IH upwards.
THOS COOK & SON. 2i5. 1870 r way, \ Z
FOSTER TFRENOTSF FIatirou Bldg y. Y.
EDWIN II LOW - Agency ll2@ 2 way, y y
or II. & 4 ALLAN. Montreal
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RAlIROADa
BALTIMoRE 3 eEIn, p,


ROYAL Blue LINE TRAINS
kNsry Other Hour the Even Hour
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGToE
DIRECT CONNECTION IN sew I-NT0Nz
STATION. WARRINGTON. WITH
ALL LINES SOUTH
Leave New York Daily. 23d St Inv e.
Washington. Sleepers II 50 pm / so s-1
Washington. Diner. Parior 80 am 500 an
Washington. Diner, Parior 8. so am 10 90 an
Washington. Diner. ParIor- II 80 an L. % mn
Washington. Parior. .--.... ] 80 pm 2 90 or.
PariOr Car. New York 70 Richmond Va
Royal Ltd, (" ntnsr. .ParIor g. 50 rna 600 uu,
Washington. Diner. Parlor 80 pm 400 ur7,
Washington. Buffet. PaI'or ESQ pm 200 pm
Through Daily Trains 90 the West
chicago, Plttso1rg -..-.-- 40 am SOC am
Chlcag" Columbus. Ill 20 am 12OO nm
PittsburS- Cleveland 1900 9 80 pm AGO pm
c.PIitts6u-E Limited, ,---- s % pm 100 pm
Gin. St L. Louisville. II 80 Pm so an
en-. St L, LOCisvi lie 8 80 am 10 co am
Gin. ST. L, Louisville. :. 30 pm 6 90 ON
Offices. PAS, 434. 1870 Broadway, 5 Asfor
House. 225 Fifth Ave. n. Y: IS Ave 3.
% Ridge St. 343 Fulton St, BrOoEI71:
West 23d St. and Liberty ST
After 8 P n Sleeping Car ressrv atfons
and fun information regarding trains. etc.
can be obtoined az Bureau OF Information
3 O r 2, 23d St Terminal Phone
10. Chelsea $50
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B08 TON HsR AsR fsIsT5 gHgE.gD d
LONG ISLAND SOUND ROUTES

FALL RIVER LINE Via Newport and
Fan River. T.v. Pier 10. y. E. a. Warren
81. Daily, . 50 T. NJ Strs. COMMON
WEALTH aud PRISCILLA. Orchestra on
each.
PROV iDENCE LINE va Providence
Leave Pier IS. y. r. II. Murray St, week
days only 600 p. NJ Strs. PROVIDENCE
ana PLYMOUTH. Orchestra on each.
NORWICH LINE Via stouington. Lv.
Pier 50 n Il 4. C!srkscn St. week days.
800 Y NJ; Pier 20, f. R. q r 22d St.
80 = NJ StrS. CHESTER " CHAPLIN
ana CITY OF LOWELL.
NEW BEDFORD LINE For New
Bedford Woods Hole. Mariha-E- Vineyard.
Nantucket, Mattapoisett. Marion and Cape
Ccd points. Leave Pier 90 North River.
foot Cf Clarkson St. week days only. at
600 =. NJ Steamers MAINE and NEW
HAMPSHIRE
NEW HAVEN LIND For New Haven
Hartford Springfield and North. Leave
Pier 2s. r. r. week days . IS P. NJ sun
days $50 A N foot East 22d ST week
days. 500 z. n. sundays 1000 a. NJ. Str.
RICHARD PECK.
Tickets. staterooms and information st
City Ticket Ofice, III Broadway. near
Cortlsndt St Telephone 5l21 Cortlandt.
Also st n. Z. Transfer and Tourist Offices
ana ar Piers
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COLLEGE STUDENT wants e0nplovus1t
ia the open air until ostaher. M.. S>B
e'h ave
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PED %" LINE

FOR SAN JUAN, P. r. Ia GJAIRA.
Pro. CABELLC.
CURACAO & MARACAfBO via CURACAO
SS CARACAS SATURDAY. LulE u. noon
SIS PHILADELPHIA sat July 81 moon
For, IA CJTANRA. CURACAO & MARA
CAIBO.
SS- ZULIA ..--.. SATURDAY. July "a noon
SS MAEAtATED .----- sat AuS- :. noon
Pier H. adjoining Wall -. FsrCy. BrolNlyu-
These steamers have suparlo- aCCCmU1ua-
tions for passengers
BOZ A.rCN. BLISS & pALLETT.
General Managers s. Wall -.
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REEP WANTED.

Tafe-
MADE $50 900 IN five Years IN tho mAilt
order business. began with 8. Send for
free booklet. Tells how. Hsacock. GA.
lockport, n. i
SHOE SALESMAN WANTED who has an
established trade with best dealers N
Greater New York 70 sell one Of the best
lines Of childrSn's and infants turn Shoes
fu fne and medium grades or the market.
styles are carried IN stock at the cactory-
Address. with reference. - . Box .. Tr'r-
Une Office
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COOK, &c-By German woman, in Chris
tan family; good cook end sstnstress.
Tnousrs Ilss Hes ave. Bronx.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-13

BOY. FC very talented at drawing vish"s
Enslt.un q learn Nrnegra prius architect
0r modelling. -"f"rancss- 1lsS Hoe axe.
Bronx.
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Instruction.

For Both Sexes-City.
TIE RERIITZ SCHOOL or IASGCAGEs
Square f1T22 Broadway
Harlem Branch. 1ZTth 81
Brooklyn Branch. 21s-22o Livingston 81
REDUCED RAT ES DUEI&C THE SUMNER
school nj AsbUry Park. r. J.
Teachers 70 all places within hundred miles
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Real Estate for Sale Queens.

~ HarHor. J. q. >ev York 'f'- VIII he materially al
-n.ed F71- reap tLc Ienoft Particulars fror
WALTER SCHUIZE. General Manager. lI7o Broadway
York
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TirEWRIrINr MD TYrEwRITERs
NE TOR VISIBLE. - Nassau 81. csta-
I1z free ON make. laAen part pay
"l-ut. ra-Er'a. -.f rr~-o rafE F;-uiustors
divers ~n7f. .r
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To Let for Business Purposes.

FTSo PENT.=A Ia RGE. Light OFFICE, or TIE
j first fnor. m tie Hebrew tree Loan Eaidlng. y"
windows. SIX iEht. suitable for pho
iographe architect. dentist isvEer. dressHLai1er. rea
New-York tribune., 1909-07-13

sTEWARD or ASSISTANT MANAGER in
hotel or club; city or country; twenty
avs years experience IN all branches per
tanning to hotel business Address Gallat.
243 West 10th st.
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Pv Samuel Mar

= tana s. \ cor Allen - SKIS. 7sty loft bldg
-.o-rs Rosenberg SChreNer -: Rnss1
fra1 & l attys. Newman. ref due. So ZOE oi
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School Agencles.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
Professors Teachers Tuors Cover etc
TO Coleges. Schools and Families Apply to
Mrs NJ YOUNG FULTON. % Union SQUARE
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.


Female
and WAITRESS--By >
Finnish girl; best of references; city or
country Yields Bureau. 524 columbus
ave Tel TSS4-Schuyler.
CFAMBERAIAID. ID.-competen girl; assist
waiting; good sewer. best references;
wages S52-S25. Can at Lang q Boecherer
C-o'fs Bureau 43-45-47 West S3d st.
CfIAMBERAIAID AND WAIrFtESS.---Neat
competent obligtns young worker eA-
ceIlent references; city or country. W. MT.
Golfers Agency. 122 West 2Sd 81.
COMPANION or attendant 10, elderly or
some invalid lady by refined. Christian
,von1ap: nlaasant homo desired. small sal
sTv Travis. 2iS West 124th It.
COOK. German Protestant; thoroughly urf-
derstands all branches plain and fancy
cooking: best OF references; city or coun-
nv B, Mr. Golfers Agency IL west
25d st.
COOK, &c.-By German woman in Chris
tan family; good cook end sstnstress.
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A ADVERTISEMENTS AND
y The Tribune received At
1864 Broadway, between 56th
o'clock y IN AdFertisenents
branch uffices 81 regular once
VIZ 2G4 Sth ave q .. cor
18Th st: lOs East l4th 81
Ttb and sth aves 263 West ]
I'd ave near 6ist St: 1903
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woKK WANTED.

Male
NCCor-N7'ANT -Auafts accounts end
SiaPliaes systeus 50 IS IN reduce work
ana easily detect errors George Christie.
So Eastern PARKWAY. Brooklyn.
RCOKEEEPEE. will attend N once. Civ
ing experts service. charging only f0r
hour or more each week necessary - have
FIRST class results. O. Christie, $50
Eastern PARKWAY. brooklyn
BOY. &c very talented at drawing visbes
Tnslt.un q learn Nrnograprius architect
rT modelling. -"feraucss- 1lSS Hoe axe.
Bronx.
CABINETHANER by German. city or
country, union man Bronze. 1918 char
l''te 81
CEAIFFEUR go Private famiIy. three
-earf' experience. makes own repairs ca
f'i kinds O. GAYS. Julius Eliessath. Port
Washington. J.
,FAUFFETR useful man. 81 sfur.e.
S'rtviir e05er. ~'tE or country. Address
h- r.. 1f5 West Ig5t7 ST.
,-HAUFFEt r -Colored. private family.
doctor or garage. So am aurf 70 start,
reference Wood. ~ West ls4'H g..
COLLEGE STUDENT wants employment,
ia the open air until oetaher. 81. S>b
COUPLE Fa-lrcr or useful man. cook or
houssworser. Young. Irish. TO o7ti1ron.
excellent references Carpenters Kurcau.
Ia Gth ave. Tel, 1855 CHELSEA
ENGINEER Electrical practical steam
sitter and uachfui-r. 80. highest license
reference strictly sober TRUST vvrTfhr and
economical us firing TuEiEe-r. as covert
ave-. Brooklyn
LINOTYPE OPERATOR Spanish Erzf ee
speaking man. l.-Hly educated. t.sf
class mechanic Hrd expert or iiuotvpr ma
chimes moderate salary -raul-H. $50 Jay
--- Hro0ait1
MARRIED Man. q. a. sasrItaE. bs-t
reference cr caen F"~Urit#- sam lister.
NURSE fEs rrar competent fo fake charge
st aur ease. trfat absfa.Hsr. references
>urs- Bos o. Tr.haue "ri-o
,rT1,e ASSISTANT. ia mercantile r~
rH-n-Iat H1-se v..f rrr.r-.tr~raet- aged
-. -a's-s s." N.r-. go Ease I-gsh -.
.T-TrE AS=I=rA >T Young man us.
'HG' e.H--' rfr.arsaH. Ln"sfrFEr rf
t@Hrr-arh 'F1'7r.fiHE and honstr"0.-r
-'rl.- 81 Hutut-" Ht"
IoErEE lu or'ie~. O., Yoarr maa -. well
sl.~1fNF. hr-rst. tff's .Npsri.l-e fEr--
sEr-ar- 1r~nis Tr=Elra. ffelf4u- rr1 cur
ri-a security Ef't % H-'r.re -.
tOt-NG Man ~fu-af-a. work evenings
aH+ all tat -a.u,EFs ErH S--ts- A..
- y = Eok % 1rtaar. o9lgC
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-19
oAYETY.

The best thing in the performance
OF the Girls From Happyland' In the
Gayety this week is the xylophone
playing OF Garden and Martin. They
play LISTS Hungarian Rhapsody No
. and other good music and get the at.
tentions and applause OF the audience.
Maybell Leslie sings well in the olio.
while Margie Austin makes a hit In
her singing and dancing specially.
Billy w Watson Is n veteran come
dian and his facial twists and droll
grimaces get many laughs. His facs
is about all he has 10 go on for thu
dialogue furnished for the comedians
Is the worst hodge-podge o. inanity
and idiotic. pointless talk that has
been seen here I'm many 1 day. The
good old slapstiek furnishes most ut
the business. but the seltZerb bottle IS
not forgotten.
Lizzie F'religh furnishes the good
lss.lts-t,f- chow
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-19

ed upon his face in life was on the &C.
casion OF a parade OF the grand army
OF the republic in the city OF New
York. only a little while before Gen.
Grants death, and. against the pro-
tests OF his friends and OF bis physi-
clans. he appeared at the window OF
his house 10 look for the last time
upon his comrades OF the grand army
-ut etTr rrpuuttc- not Only ayhreve1
great victories In war and great ad'
ministrative triumphs in peace. but
he was permitted to do what Few
men have been permitted to do-tc
J live long enough to write with Ms
own pen the history he had made II
command of the armies OF the Unitec
States And what a history Il Is II
should lie read by all the boys and
girls OF the land. for II tells In us
chaste and simple and honest, bu'
most forceful way, the achievements
of the army OF the United States. And
when he had finished that work, ne
laid down his pen and. like a gooo
soldier. said TO his Master. Now. lei
Thy will be done; not mine.
He hath gone. who seemed so great.
-B4tt-notitIiig can bcreave htiff
or the force he made his own being
here. =,
And We know lie is far advanced !"
tate.
And wears truer crown
. Than any man can weave MIN.
He brought the flag OF our country
back without a single star erasec'
and IL would crafty his soul 20 kno"
that the union which he saved by his
sword. and the peace for which he
prayed in mis- last moments, are mere
and that
North and South. now together brought
own the same electric thought.
AND in peace common nag salute
Ana with free and unresentful NV
Harvest the fields wherein they fought
| 1t is gratifying 20 us to know. as
lovers OF the great warrior. II Is graft
Tying TO us To know thai
| the men against whom we fought II
that great civil struggle, and their de
scendants. carried with the boys Of
the north the glorious banner OF the
free at Santiago and FL Caney; ant
that they have union today stronger
and grander than ever before, for 1t Is
a union Of hearts. north and south,
union indissoluble, and union never
lto-be- broken And Il is gratifying tc
us to know that the flag which Grant
and his mighty army made glorious
has lost none OF its glory as II has
been carried by the army and navy oil
the. United states on shore and or
land I'm two hemispheres. So long a.
We perpetuate in the heart the mem
ory OF Grant. SO long Will this nation
be safe and secure.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-19
From Another Point of View
psns Of the miners demands.

Kilkenny
doesn't where he
boost
simply
afpound halstones fell OF
the kind as big
We might
Know that
The
appears gone properly equipped also with
II 'tamt
Death by drowning
Hardin
Heuben walker Chies
Heme world he
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-19

My Fellow-Citizens-I cannot add a
single word TO the just and beautiful
tribute paid 10 the great warrior by
your fellow-citlzen in this presence to-
night.
| remember a half-dozen years ago
TO have peer in the city OF Galena, de-
livering an address at the unveiling OF
a statue 10 General Grant in that
little home city in Illinois. and this
story was told 10 me: that Gen. Grant,
then captain. and out OF the service.
presided over the first union meeting.
in 1861. in that city--the first meeting
for the call of volunteers. The meet
ing was large one, held in the old
court house. and inquiries were made
ell over the room who IL was that was
thus called TO preside over that i'm
portant meeting. Some one said. 1T
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-19
lYCEUM.

With a largely augmented east anu
scenic iny.sture such as one would
scarcely expect In popular-priced
! production. Vaughan CHASER and ms
gassociayes presented Paul Armstrong
intensely human drama, Salomy
Jane" from Bret Iiartes story OF that
name. i'm the l.yceum theater, Sunday
night. But the artistic emDellish-
ments In the way OF scenery are SIM
! ply in keeping with the high standard
of excellence that marks the produc-
ton as whole. No stock organiza'
ton In the memory of the present
generation Of playgoers. locally al
least. ever nut on play AS Saiomy
Jane" was put on by the Chaser or
ganization. Sunday night. l,yceum
patrons are surely getting full value
for their money this week.
When the curtain rose on the first
act. disclosing clump OF redwoods In
the picturesque mountains OF Califoi'
MIA, the approval of the audience round
vent In spontaneous burst OF APP
plause. sitting on stump over at
one side was funny-looking old fei-
low in gray whiskers and a white hat.
| He proved To be the bombastic Col.
Starbottle oil the play, but II was not
until they heard his voice that the
audience recognized the player as
James A Hester. SO clever was his
make up. He fitted the part well, and
what WAS true OF Hester was true OF
ever other member OF the east
IL goes without saying that charm
ing Fay Cour,eney was "Salomy." and
who but Vaughan CHASER himself would
essay the serious role OF The Man.
as the mysterious stranger in the lit
tie mountain settlement is known
throughout the thrilling story? The
work OF these two. about whom the
story centers. defies criticism. and
they are given creditable support at
all times. The Juvenile parts are hap
PLY assigned 10 Russell Serenberg,
Ida Kashner and Kathleen Brown. Jen.
ME Dunbar as Mrs. Lie Heath gave a
! splendid account OF herself in the sec
ond act
Prince Chap" is announced as next
/ weeks Offering.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-19
AVENUE.

The ball game In Bennett Park Sun
day afternoon proved too great n
handicap for Miss New York. Jr.."
and the attendance In the Avenue
theater was far below the average.
Those present witnessed a burlesque
show that was good and bad In spots.
with much 10 please and nothing to
offend
The Navigators'' is the title OF the
musical skit presented. and serves to
introduce chorus that Is only fair.
The skit is IN nine scenes, the audi.
ence being shown bandit camp. a
Turkish narem aud views In Spain,
Egypt. China and Russia, the trip end.
ing al the North Pole
Lee White, the leading soubrette,
mace hit with her popular songs.
The specialties OF George Perry and
Lee White. and the singing OF the Still
City quartet were enjoyable features
OF the afternoon. Anita. the dancing
girl. was recalled several times.
Owing To the fear OF fire the moving
pictures OF the Moran-Attell fight will
not be shown this week
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-19
LAFAYETTE.

The Lafayette theater was crowded
as usual all day Sunday. and the new
programs seem To give excellent salts.
faction. Wells and Sherley gave an
amusing portrayal OF the funny ways
OF the old time southern darky in their
sketch Tricks on Nanny" The
Sours. in their novelty aerial and con.
tortion act, and the comic Keppels did
some fine acrobatic work. Turno and
Munro gave a refined comedy juggling
act that was we'll received, and Miss
May Wright in songs and dances
Lille De Van. singer. completed n
vaudeville program OF more than usual
merit. The eight long films OF NOV
ing pictures introduced between the
vaudeville acts were all good. and new
L. Detroit. The evening oil was en-.
tirely different from that given in the
afternoon. The programs will be re-
yersed ON ThursdaX-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-19

is Capt Grant" Wen. ~no IS Capt.
Grant? We never heard OF him In
three years-four years from that
time-he presided over the greatest
union meeting ever held beneath the
flag at Appomattox court house, and
the whole world knew who Capt.
Grant was.
He filled the whole world with his
fame as he journeyed in the pathway
of the sun. He was great soldier.
Lincoln issued the proclamation OF
emancipation. but IL took the guns OF
Grant TO give life 10 that decree. He
will be remembered for all time. and
should be remembered for all time, as
the soldier who preserved the union OF
the states.
The last time that the public look
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-19

NOW lndl everybody mas won MAT
athon. let's start long distance stand.
still match.
A Pitts0urg concern Is to ship coal
10 'Spain anu bring back iron ore.
Pittsburg ought 10 send along It's
councilmen. Whatever It would get
back for them would be a distinct
gain.
An Atlanta sheet music dealer has
just placed large order for copies of
Drink 10 Ne Only With Thine Eyes.
Wise man. Only way they can drink
down there since the temperance
wave.
Considering the large number OF
Islands, Castro is having tough ulac
finding St Helena
Rep. Tawney wants TO take shingle
10 the lumber trust.
Martin: Mr.. Miller has found out
why his cow went dry.
Maggie: How was IT?
Martin: Why. that boy Willie milk
cd the COW with one OF them new
tangled vacuum cleaners.