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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-05-07
TDnt !Snins. .Yru5cf,.

j 6luibinh u. y, 80. 9lpril. -
Sm Oioropro5cB gc8cn Gopitdn Yc.
ter G. SoinS mar bette SDornton
6cnfins 6oins, grubcr hcs 9lngc.
flngtclL Der bonptlnhltc 3eugc mo
er5obltc nod eilrnnl ouSiiiDrlid oic
lllnltdtoe, nnter pcldcn MiQiom e.
glnniS bon oenl Captain erid)oiicn
pllroe. >5n lGornton's eigeuem gro.
jcB negcn Diiti6ulo all Der 3bot,
uelder befanttlid nit ieiner 5rei.
'prebllng cnoete, ntohte er Die nam.
llhen NiittbcilltngelL iuie bcutc. Gr
uitroe cincm idoricn arcu5nerb0r
lnterporicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-05-07
Ylnmper Grpreiinngsuerind) Der.
citclt.

Gan Sroncisco. 80. Ipril.
- Ruoolpb Sprcdels, Sobn oes oer'
itorbcnen 3udcrtonigs, erbielt Dor
ctIi1cn 1agcn cin Sdrci6en, IN ipel.
dent linn Der nGbcf einer Sinoil'
@iitmiihcrbouoe" nit ocm lobe
orob.e, lucnn er nidt $4,000, nomIid)
$4,000 fir lid icIblt nno $4,000 iiir
ieinc Satin. an eincn Wnnn Sable,
luclhcr gcitcrn gbcno III Der Spre'
delS 'l6cn Wobnnmg crldleincn lollte.
SpredelS bcuodridtigte Die SoliSei
,mo olS gcitern 9lbeno wirflif ein
Wom fam, luilroe er prompt bon
7ctcftips ieItBciomnlen. Gr CAB oen
9tnntcn @co. 9. Diurtini on lnio be.
boiptctc, cin 1cniiicr gcni. ". SciiIe
babe i'm obgcihidt. stlth Sol,Ie be.
iinoct iid in Soit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-05-07
Sic Sd)war,e 9anb.
Nrnn Mcnidcn bnrdJ cincn Scncs
mcntbnnS6rnno nmgcfummcn.

Sc63 bcrieIben porcn ainocr. - ID
onbcrc ocrIcet iehs luabriteins
lid tGotIih. 9ranoitiitltng
iolgtc oui 9tihtbeohtlng BON
@clOcrprclim05 s9rieien. - 8us
oolpb SprcdcI8 nuBte eincm
9ronolhoblmgS .Berirde 81 be-
gcgncu. - 2pudgcridte lno
0inridhmgen i'm Siiben. a-4
NcW Oorf, 30. stpriI, - Adt
Icrionen oorlutcr flint Ginoer,
lurr0cn bclltc iriib IN 0en bon 20
itnIicniitcn 6onilicu bcluobrteh
iiiuiitodigen ScncmcntbnuS gtr. 81
SpringitruBc, 5lt 1ooc perbrannt mo
picr5cbn onoere perlcbt, ied)s oerieI.
ben ipobrideinIid tootIif. GaS
6cuer cntitono orrd 9ranoltiitllng
mo miro iiir eiu 8erf Der rShnar-
sen bnnb" 9ebaltcn Gs perbreltete
iih nit 8inoeseilc ourh ale Saus.
gauge, meIfe bon Den gronoitiftern
nit &croIin gctrGntt lporben lparen.
Sdredlibc Scenen ereigneten lid,
mGbrcno ocS 9rouoeS. Wonfe Wsiit.
ter muricu ibrc Rinoer aus ben ,Sens
tern, INN iic monloaIib bon ben in.
ten ltebcnocn Boli5iitcn uufiangen 5n
loIien.
Sobn 9rlId, mcIdcr cine @rocerp
I'M lmtcrItcn Studlucrf 0cS @ebdiioes
bctricb, crbieIt am lS. 9lpril, ionic
aid nm lcbtcn Wontoq Dieoer, bon
Der =, ShmoriCn Sano" lnterdcidlitcte
@rieic, meldle i'm nit bcm lobe be-
orobtcn mcnn CT uid)t $1,000 nod
clner bcitimmten Stelle on Der Mott
StroBe bringe. @r iibergab beioe
Yricie Der Goli5ci. Nebrerc aus Den
6cuitcrn oeS SaliieS abgeieuerte Re
pclueridiiiic sober ben criten gllarm
unO EoIi5iitcn erbroden gleih oaranf
oiC Ebiircn oes 8cbdiloes. um Den
9cpotncrn Siilie 5u lcilten. Der
peflmi1re Gcrluit olrdJ oas 5ener
bctrGgt nnr $4,000.
GormeIo Gnrricro, Elm eininbriger
Nnobc, erIog bente Nbeno I'M Belle
puc.Soipitol" ocn BET Dem Yranoc
erlittenen 8erlebungeu woourd) Die
3obl Der 5ooten oui neiln iteigt.
Die llmDetommeqcn, altBer Dem
obcn crlp1buten &iitoe, iino: 9lnnd
Dc 9oniS, 5 Sabre alt; 5ronf be DO
mis-, , Sabre olt; 9lntoinette be 30
mis-, > Sabre oft; Gontinid Yl15eIli,
% Sabre oIt; Goniettina Giccinno,
20 Sabre olt; Stcpono 9clleuia, 3
Sabre oIt; 2uigi 9elleoio, 7 Sabre
olt; Motteo Gioppino, 80 Sabre alt;
2orcn5o amico, 81 Sabre oIt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-05-07
Sinridjtnnqen.

VI 6mono, so, 80, 9lpriI. -
Gic Jtcgcr SSobn imoBiaiom gropn.
Notcr lulo Sobn. iuuroct beutc iriib
ln bleiigen 3ithtbmlic ourd Glcftri.
5lt1t Dingeridtet. ,Sobn gropn be.
ltieg Den clettriiden StubI Inn 7.25,
uno iein Sobn Wiliam iolgte ibm
5moli Uiinuten ipdter.
SpartanburG sc, 80.
apriI. -- Willie Garter, ein Neger,
enoete beute Bll gomber9 am @algen.
er bottc Dor cinenI Sabre ieine Mui.
trelle ermor0et.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-05-07
Irci Weser selpnd)t.

Diotiboll, Yer. 80. April. =
Sin Mob orong bentc iriib III ooS bic.
iige Gountp. .8ei1n9niB elm. bemad.
tigtc li6 Der 9ieger Creole Woie, We
SiQ umo Diat Gboic nno lpnhte iie.
Gic Ncacr luoren ongcflast, oen
0iilisihcriii Ninrt puiinlan Dor eini.
gen Sngen erihoIicn uno ben Son.
itoblcr 9(lcr. Gargia uermunoet Sii
bobcn. Gos 8eidngniB mar bon Mi.
li5 bemoht, ollein Die Soloaten wi,r-
ben INN Niitternoht obgcloit. uno ebe
iie ourd onocrc Soloaten cricst nor.
Den porcn, bate Der Wob Die anItdlt
iIberrumpclt mo ieiae Nbiiht ausge.
iiibrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-05-07
Nod 10 trofcnc Counties in Widi.
nan.

Cctroit, Oiid)., 80. 9(pril. -
1n 10 Counties BON Midbigol iucl.
dc bel ocr iiingItcn Hobl trodct
ltinntcn miilicn bcutc INN Mitter.
nod,t 5S5 @irtbid)oitcn umo 5cbn
@rnlercicn Die 2biiren ihlieBen. 30
bon Den SO Counties 6c8 StdutcS
Iino ictt troden 9cIcgt. Die 8irtbc
mo Vroucr Der bctreiIcuocn nelln.
5cbn Counties babcn iih id)on icit
ldn9crcr Belt oui ocn nnbcn &c.
ldd'tsidIltB uorbcrctet mo in pic.
len 6ollcn ibrc HorrGtDe 5u reou5ir.
ten Erciien obgclctt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-05-07

Gitp, Sno., llm9icbt, muroc uic0crgc.
mebt, mo cine Gompagnic W(ili5 III
aus Soltb @cn0, &uo., obgcitbidt
morocn, nm sic 500 Strdiliu9c Der
9lnItoIt pom @ntipriugcn ob5uboItcn
Cine 5cbn SUB bobc SSlutbwcllc trot
luGbrcno Der Icbtcn gtndt AM Olhlicr
oc$ MibigonsScc'S cin un0 rihtctc
cnormcn S6o0cn an.
ISn @oIocn, nobc GoBpillc, Mto.,
fomct bier Wcnihcn IN Der lcbtcn
gtoCbt lm'S 2cbcn lmo min0citcn5
Sp0lf onOcrc pltrocn pcrIcst. IaS
StootAcn ioa totol 5erlt0rt iein. GnS
llmUcttcr crItrcdtc itb iibcr ocn gan.
sen nittlcrcn @citcn. Die tclegro-
pbiIhc mo tcIcpboniihc Gerbinolng
nit ocn bCimaciuhtcn @c6icten lit
ocr5clt llntcrbrohcu TSu 6cn Stun
ten &onlo3 ml0 Soma crrcid)tc ser
Sturm Die @cunlt cincS Sorna0oS.
Sn G0i8bolnL &no muroc oo3 &c.
b1loc Der nNont bon GbiSbom" bon
ocm Stlrn in cIncn Srilnmerbouien
ucrpanocIt. Gin (bcil Der Srtid)aIt
Sull1loS, SIS, luur0c 0nrCb eincn
WIrbclltlIrm Ocrbccrt; cin Veluobncr
crlttt inter ocn nicocriolleu0Cn
lriinmcrn bcn Su0 ltno Gin Iubcno
Ferloncn trltgcn &crIcBungcll oopon.
Sn SorpD. County bat bos llnucttcr
IN @cItalt cincS lornooo illrd)t6orcS
l(nbcll ongerihtct. Mus Slbfulb,
@iSc, uno Dem gon5en Noroncltcn
miro ltortcr ShnecioH ocmeloct, Der
betrohtIicbc SertebrSItorllngcn Der.
urIoht bat, Sn ocr @egcno pom Mo.
lon Gttp, Soy bctrllg Scr S6nccinll
brci 3on.
Nbio pllroc bcltc 0urd, cincn
Strrm bcim9cIidt, mcIrbcr Shoocn
I'M 9ctro8c Sunbcrttouicnocr bon
Collars in Giquo; Sioncp, SoolIton,
,}lctdcr, Ct EoriS, 2ornin lln0 9irf.
mooo onridtctc.
IN lcroS Gim, 9 Mcilcn iiiolid
pon GnrmL ST. mari bcutc Elm Tor.
nnoo Oiclc @CbGuoe iibcr 0cn Solien.
&;cr Ecrionen wur6cn octoOtct lmo
piclc ucrlctt
Q once i'm Stootc g cn.
9orf.
Vufiolo, N..O, 30. 9lpril. -
Gn ocn Gorit0oten pon buffalo Iino
'ctt gcItcrn iriib 5iuci 3oIl Sdlncc &C.
folIch III SancStonn oht 3oQ, in
Soltoon, Ont, od)t5cbu 3oQ. Der
Shncclhrn critrcdt iid) ibcr gon5
Gcntrol. mo 0torO- -9icm.Dorf.
M br Opfcr in YittS6urg.
$ 0 d dmoiicr orobt.
YittSburg, ga, 30. 9(pril. -
3pct mcitcre SoocsiGGc, ouBer bcn
lhon geitcrn gcmcIocten. limo inIoloc
ocS gcitri0cn StlrmcS bier cinoetrc.
ten 10 ooB iih Oc 3o5l Scr 1ootcn
lebt ollf bier bcl0uit. Ger gSino er.
rcldtc cine SdnclIigfcit bon G71h
Wcilcu pro Sttnoc.
Sn t}oIgc ocS Itorfcn SdncC. lno
9ic9cnfoIl8 itcbt iuicocr Sod,policr
'llr boS obcrc Obiotbol in 9llSiidt,
lmo ooS @cttcrblrcnu bat cine bics-
b(5il0Iidc @ormng per0iicntli6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-05-07
in Galiiurnien pcrbaitct.

Santu gnrborn Sal, 80.
9lpriI. = Bic Satin ocS Srn. s..
Sbmp, Eraiiocntcn oern ,Slltcrborouob
u. u. 60" Don Bolton, Maii, ipcldc
ibrem 0atten nit ociien cbcnoIigen
Chauffeur s. acno Morble ourd.
brdnlite nlo ibrcn 5elJnidbrigen Sobn
niltrnbm, 1T bcnte 5llonlnen nit
ibrenh 2iebbuber pcrGoitct uorocn,
ilno ollh ooS sino beiinoct lid im
0epobrlam Der YoIi5ci. Sr. Sbou,
melher Die Serboitlng peronlobtc,
miro Die 9lnSlicicrltng Der 3rau mo
ocS 9uocs nod) Dem Sitcn onrdsu.
lebcn ucrlrdcn, ollein Sron Sbou
crfl0rt Iid cntidloiicn, oclt Yeriud)
nit ollen ibr 5it 8ebote itebenoen
Uiitteln 81 6efampfen. Sban lit
Mitglico oes Staatsienuts bon MaI.
iohrictts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-05-07

- Bier Ssinoer eines Brubenarbei.
ters, Namens 9. WieAsfiII, fanten
gelterr friib 5n 8loce Ban, N..S.
oird Gin 9runo UNITS 9ebei,, ipeIfler
Die @obnitg ibrcr Glterit in NIhe
le9te.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-05-07
I'm 9)ollllastopn. 8.

SSn youngstown, g., muroen
5Ipei s(r6eiter Ser oortigen sSabrif Der
yGornegie Steel Gomponp" /. onrd
ploblih ousitromenoes @as oergiitet
lno getootet. 3pei nnbere, ole ibren
aomeroOen ju SiiIie eilier, liegen III
beOentlidem 3uitanoe oarnieoer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-05-07
DUAL borilbsr.
ySilbclminc briu9t cin S0dtcrd)cu
5nr Wclt.

5ur @clt.
Sic SoQGn0cr ircucu iid), ollcin cin
9nobc mGrc ibncn licbcr gciucicn.
- Tic flcinc ErirBclIin lit iibri-
gcnS 5lr Nndlol1c oli sen MIC
0erlGnoiid)cn SDron 6rrcdtigt.-
3uiiiitbc Gntiot expedition er.
rcid)t Sabri5 IN Ycrlicn -- Eor.
libt5moBrcacIn gc0cn m0Glidc
OioitugS llnrubcn in europa, -
9looicuCIt'3 20pcniago ioltc &c.
Itcru bcginnCn.
Souun Sollon0, 80. 9lpril. - So
uiain MilbClnllnC BON SolIou0 bot
nm I llbr bcutc frilb Cincnl G0dtcr.
fcn bo& Scbcn Aclhentt mo NanB
SoIlun6 lfluInlnt bciltc III cin1m
Wiecr Der @onnc, ob0lcid ibm cin
Sobn licbcr gcmcIcn marc. "a lWltcr
ocnr Eol0n0ilhcn 8cICtt pCibIidIc
SinOcr scr aoniNoiomilic in Grmons
2clun0 mdunlihcr Grbrn tbroubcrcd
ti0t lino, 10 lit bic bcltc 0cborcnc
9Srin5cliin Die Grbiu NtS bollGn0iidcn
aGni0Stbronc@. 6nbncu ucbCn olIr
alien GGhcrn. NcrolGc rcitcn III al.
len Sbcilcn Scr Stoot umGcr, INT
oos fccuoiqc @rci9niB nit IoniorInt
idol on5nfiinOiGcn, unb 6rcnOc lit
ollcntbulbcn ou scr (o0cSoroulnN
Nh,ttcr uuo &iu0 bciiubcn iih uobl
mic aus Ocnl Eo(nIt onActilnOiNt
miro. Sic Wtitglicocr oeS biplomoti.
iGln Corps crihicncn I'M Houic hc5
Cages im Golnlt I'M ibrc Slid
milnIbc oor3ubrln0en.
Huiiii6c @rpe6ition cr.
rei6t Sa6ri5.
Sobri5 4criien, 80 9lpyil. -
Tie Gor9ut Scr Dor ctlidcu So9cn
BON Der @ren3ltobt SSulfo hicrbcr
nbGc9on8enen rltiliIden GntiotsGonr-
miiIipn untcr Dcm @encroI SnNofp
riidte beltc friib bier Elm. Cie Hui.
fen bro6tcn 2cbcnSnittcl iiir oic
brngcrnoc 0tpoIfcrllng nit. Nofbinl
&bon bat Sen @cg nod Slllio &C.
rGumt, uno scr ScBterc itcbt lcbt Ocn
Gerfebr often. Tos &orriifcn ser
Guiien iticB ollf fcin1n crlu0bncnS.
mertbcn @Ocritono.
llnruBcn in @icn bcfiir6s
@icrL 80. glpril. - Die So5ioI.
ocn1otrotcn bobcn Die .glblidt, am [.
Wtoi groBc GeronItrntioncu Dor Oenl
Eorioment 81 ucrnnItoltcn. NSnl Sins
bid nllf boS GrgebniB trifft nidt nnr
Ole Eoli5ei ltmiolienoc Gorfcbrlluoen,
nm jc6cr Gucntltolit1t gcpohlen 81
ic;n. 9lnd Die 0orniion miro om
SonlItng IN Ncrcitiholt gcboltcn
mcr0eL oon1it chpoi0c 9iubcltorrn.
gen I'M Seinl crltidt lueroen f0nncn.
Gorii6ts W obrc9cIn in
Garis.
EnriS. 80. 9lpriI. - Sb0lcid)
bier Der Ginorild porbcrridJt, onB Die
Dioitugsicicr morgcn obnc 8cpult.
ocrIlrcidlen miro, 10 ldBt
oic Regierlln1 ocnnoh niht III ibrcn
SorIidtSnloBrcgcln noh Gic 3rllp.
pen ats GcrioillcS mcr0cn in ibrcn
aolcrncn bcrcit Iiebcn, ino Gin nm.
foIielocr 9liltomobiloicnlt lit nrron.
girt, burd ipclhcL itnrfe MnIien go
lijci raid nod irgclo eincnt be0rob.
ten Yitnft bright iucroen tornen.
,Sn Wcril mo Minjdnlrt, III mel
den icit cinigcn Wo6cn StrifcS i'm
@onoe iino, biirite rs mogliher Nciic
81 llnribcn fommcn.
" 90 oicbeIt'S uiIoc bcriuc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-05-07

Ediic snr @eile in's Nnslano be.
icrst 6. Taine, Wr. 413, Dit.Yalt;.
mDreitraee, nabe Guitom &DnIe Ane.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-11-05

Miss Ring has scored successfully ire
mendous success in Washington, Phil
adelphia and Pittsburg. In Philadel-
phia Miss Ring and her musical play
proved so popular that her engage
ment at the Lyric theater In that city
was twice extended, an experience
that has not been enjoyed by any play
or player In. the Quaker City during
the past five years. In an imaginary
South American republic called Bril-
liantina, the scenes of '"The Yankee
Girl are laid. Miss Ring plays the
role of Jessie Gordon, fine type Of
American girl, who finds herself, after
a pleasure seeking yachting trip, in
the midst of a South American i'm
broglio, from which she energies only
after the exercise of the rarest dipIo-
macy, which entails the presentation
Of series of comedy scenes that made
even the audiences IN sleepy old Phil
adelphia rise up and call Miss Ring
thrice blessed-roaring with mirth be-
fore, between and after every benedic-
ton. AS coincidence Miss Ring oc-
cupies an isolated position on the
American stage. There is no one else
just like her. Miss Rings manage
ment is almost as proud of her sup
porting company as it Is of Miss Ring.
Certainly she has been surrounded by
an exceptional cast. including William
Burress. Harry Gilfoil, the team of
Halliday and Curley, Frederick Pauld-
ing, who had the distinction, not so
many years ago, of playing Cassius to
the Brutus of Richard Mansfield, Leon
Kohlmar, a Chicago favorite, William
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-11-05

at o'clock the lease Of the Auditor
ium, hitherto held by Klaw & Erlanger
of New York, was taken over in the
Office Of Levy Mayer. The rental is to
be S67,500 year. About $250,OOO viii
be expended In remodeling the Audi
forum, including the installation Of
new system of boxes, ike those in
the metropolitan opera house in New
York The Chicago company will have
its own managing director, yet to be
selected, its own artists, chorus, bal
let. scenery and costumes. The stars
will come from the Metropolitan COM
pany of New York. Andreas Dippel
will be general supervisor of the whole
undertaking.
improvements I'm Summer.
But the Auditorium cannot be freed
from contract obligations until next
spring, and the summer will be re-
ouired to make contemplated improve
ments in the building. 1t remains to
be seen whether Oscar Hammerstein
will try to take advantage of this nee
essary delay and rush his magnificent
new opera house to completion. If he
makes haste it is possible that he
could complete, furnish and equip the
building IN time to, give his first sea
son of grand opera with Tettrazini,
Mary Garden and his other stars, to-
eether with the Manhattan Opera COM
pany. before the curtain rises on the
Metropolitan stars at the Auditorium.
Chicago music lovers are hoping that
he will decide TO do this, for competi-
ton is as vital in music as in trade.
Should one set of men obtain mo-
nopoly of grand opera and concerts in
Chicago it would not be well. But
with two rival producers like Ham
merstein and the Metropolitan Opera
company striving to Guido each other
in their attempts to win the favor of
Chicagoans, the situation would be
kept alive with energy and excitement.
The greatest singers would be eager
to make the test, and the two COM
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-11-05

Formerly La Velle's
Corn er Eighteenth
Street and Second
Avenue Rock Island
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-11-05

Mary Garden Leaves Heart In
France-New York, Nov 4.-Mary
Garden, the opera singer, returned to-
day on the White Star liner Adriatic,
declaring she would marry soon. Miss
Garden said she left her heart N
France in the custody of man whose
name she refused to mention "He
gave me this" she said, pointing to 4
big straw-colored diamond pendant
from her chin at her throat. 81 have
been so lonesome for him cried near
ly all the way over. But the world
will not know who he is until marry
him-if 1 do marry him. 1t is hard to
choose between my art and domestic
career. 1 may not marry at ALL" 1T
has been reported over here" said one
of ths reporters, that you were to
enter a convent THAT report" said
Miss Garden, probably arose from the
fact that have been converted to the
Roman Catholic faith. love the re-
pose and dignity of the Catholic re-
ligion. 1 like the way the Catholic
church dispenses charity, and l have
always been impressed by the fact
that the Catholic churches are open
all the time. When l return to France
in the spring l am to be baptized
Miss Garden said she had been advised
by her physicians not to work as hard
this year as she did last. She said
she was not suffragette and did not
believe in the suffrage movement. "a
woman's BRAIN" she said, weighs two
ounces less than a mans. There is
reason why men should be superior to
women in government and affairs"
Sheehan Company to Disband.-
Poor business at the box Office has
caused the announcement that the Jo-
seph F. Sheehan Grand Opera COM
pany, which played engagements In
Moline and Davenport the past week,
is to disband one week from tomor-
row. The company has not been able
to get enough OF the big time" or
the week-stand houses, to hold up the
pay roll, for one-night stands are I'M
profitable to such an organization,
even where capacity houses are the
rule. Mr. Sheehan organized COM
pdHy Oh me 16HQiuS bEll5IS VI tnc
country. truly splendid company, and
it Is to be regretted that 1t did not en-
Joy a better fate. The singers will
return to Chicago. at the end of the
next week, and there win identify
themselves with other companies. Mr..
Sheehan, who formerly was leading
tenor with the Savage Grand Opera
company, has not announced what his
future plans are to be.
At the earrick, Chicago. - Lew
Fields will present Blanche Ring in
her wildflre musical comedy success,
1.-THE Yankee GIRL" for Chicago en-
gagement beginning next Sunday even
ing, at the Garrick theater George
v. Hobart, author of "The Candy
Shop and 'srhe Boys and Betty" has
written the book and lyrics Of Miss
Rings new vehicle, and Silvio Helm,
who wrote the charming score OF that
same production, has composed the
music. "The Yankee Girl was given
its premiere at Atlantic City about
two months ago and gince-the opening
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-11-05

"Bunco in Arizona."-In "Bunco in
Arizona" to be at the Illinois Satur-
day, matinee and night, Miss Nae ST.
Clair will be the star feature in the
cast, surrounded by a lot of capable
actors, especially adapted to their re-
spective roles. The Rockies are in
full view of the audience, the camp
fires are glowing amid the forest trees
with buffalo skin tepees interspersed.
painted with hieroglyphics of Indian
lore. The Indians are at one of their
weird ceremonies when their chief ar
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-11-05
Old Man, ~ Years Of Age. Cured by
DIR. Taylor's Remedy. :

Dr. Taylor's Remedy.
A few weeks ago the windows OF
the druggists in my locality were
filed with your remedy. and ex-
claimed. "oh. ali, Vest Another hum
bugl Still I shall try t." and immed-
lately purchased set OF one OF my
druggists. have used but one box
OF ointment. one bottle Of purifier
and one-half bottle OF lotion, which
has proved its efficacy In the most
remarkable manner. Yours very
truly,
w. p. WHITEHEAD,
31a1 w. Dauphin street. Fhiladel-
phia.
Sold by Rolls Harper house phar-
macy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-11-05
The TheaterS
THE ILLINOIS.
Second avenue and Sixteenth street.

Nov. 6-"Buncc in Arizona" matinee.
Nov. 11-"The Blue Mouse"
Nov. 14-'The Girl In the Grand
stand" matinee and night.
Nov. IG-HThe Soul of Music"
Nov. 1o-RentaI.
Nov. 24-'TrnveI Talks"
Nov. 26-LOuise Cunning, in ''NIar-
ceIIe."
Nov. 27-'UncIe Toms Cabin.o
Nov. 2s-Weeki Morgan stock COM
pany.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-11-05
WANTED!
A CASE OF ECZEMA

Scrofula. salt rheum, psorias or Ill
GERS that has baffied all doctors skill
and other medicines. DR.. Taylor's
Eczema Remedy will positively cure
1.-THE worst kind Of case-or no
pay.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-11-05

panies would each try to excel the
other in lavishness and beauty.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-11-05

Carleton, the Misses Dorothy Jardin,
Eva Francis and Winnie Bradcombe,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-11-05

Return Of 1.-THE Woif."-The Shu-
berts had 1.-THE Wolf back at the
Illinois last evening for a return en-
gagement. Ben La Mar, as Andrew
McTavish. and May Serves. as Hilda
McTavish, are Fo members of the
original road company who are still
in the cast. The balance of the sup
port IS new but as a whole capable
The audience last evening was not as
large in numbers as was deserved, and
the small attendance doubtless
prompted the management in abbre-
waiting the performance.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-11-05
THE ELITE.

Eighteenth street, between First and
Second avenues. Vaudeville Mt 5, 8 mad
0:15 p. m.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-11-05

rives with ''Bunco" and "Dick" as cap
tives and they are bound to trees to
be scalped and burned. The famous
and most superstitious of all Indian
rites, the ghost dance, is gone through
previous to the sacrifice, when troop
of cowboys dash to the rescue.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-11-05
THE FAMILY.

Second avenue, east OF Nineteenth
street. Vaudeville at 3, s and CAB p. m.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-11-05
CHICAGO OPERA
TRUST HAS RIVAL
Form Company With 5000, 600
to Compete With Hammer
stein Predictions.
LEASE ON THE AUDITORIUM
Andreas DippeI Succeeds i'm Interest
ing Number Of Wealthy Citi-
zens There.

The news that a company Of rich
Chicagoans, headed by John G. Shat
fer, had taken over the eight years
lease of the Chicago Auditorium and
purposed establishing a grand opera
company there, caused the musical
world to buzz with excitement.
Frightened impresarios were scurry-
ing here and there, trying to find out
how they would be affected by the new
venture, and there was general run
TO cover on tha part Of would-be i'm
pfosaIios, OF aom Chicago has lat
tory teen fill. The wires between
facago ard New York were kept hot
WITH telesrg~s f:om Max Raoinon, the
fbcaco yc,r. =rEt1 Ire Of CscCr Ham
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-03-20
Bear With Us a Little Longer.

Wy r ARE forced 10 ask our readers once again
NIX TO be little patient with Us try TO
straighten out tho difficulties resulting
from a simultaneous overflow Of Advertising and
subscriptions. Heavy advertising patronag. has
forced us thr asst month 20 print 2o-pagc oi.
tons for the nrst time in our history. and At the
same timc a food 81 subscriptions has ca
ricd our circulation 10 $4,000 copies. our proa-
cut printing facilities are Inadequate for Job Of
these proportions aud though We arc running out
presses from early Monday morning III midnight
saturday. Nc have been unable TO catch up W
hope 10 DO very quickly aow. howover. and ~
soon aH possible wc shall Install never and faster
machinery.
Moreover. are determined that every Quo o.
our readers shall DC satisfied. and II NC arc late
In beginning TO mall the raper TO any subscriber
~c shall try 10 mail Il TO him enough longer after
HE subscription expires 10 make up for tho tnc
loaf In starting tho paper TO him.