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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-01-01
Ulysses.

Uncle George McCluTer hBeu 10
years, died Dec. 9th at the home
Of his son, NJ. +. Mcclure, Of Low
Evansville. He was brought to this
place and laid to rest in the family
burying ground beside his wife and
two children, who had preceded
him to the land Of rest.
Ammon Beasley has been quite
I'm with pneumonia, but is able 70
be out again.
An infant child Of Mrs. Dena
Pack is also better, Il having been
very low with eczema for some
time.
/ j. A. Beasley has gone to Column
bus on business TRIP.
Jerry Cordial, OF Flat Gap and
Miss Mamie Williamson OF Georges
creek were married about Dec. 10.
Chit Church and Miss Sarah Lowe,
both OF Nelson's branch near here,
we're united in marriage Dec. u,
, We congratulate them all.
An infant child of Lewis Pack
and wife, died the 18th inst, 1t had
been sick for quite awhile.
Miss Lizzie Carter closed her
school at Borders chapel Christmas
Ieyening with interesting cnter'
: tainment and Christmas tree,
Amos Davis, medical student
has arrived from Louisville 7
spend the holidays.
: Mrs. Amos Davis will close he
i term Of school here this week. sh
!, is an excellent teacher. she vii
accompany Mr. Davis when h
7 goes back to college and remail
D with him until the close of tn
term.
he Born, to Grant Hale and wife,
h. fine boy, Dec IL.
in The new Free-will Baptist Churc
IS house which Is being built her
l. Il a fine large house and whe
&c completed will seat an immen'
A. congregation.
ct Rev. John e, Conley, of Jennie
I'd creek, recently closed series
successful revival services at Wa
Ir. nut Grove. There were IS or
Sc conversions and 20 additions
te, the church.
ed Mrs. Tavie Hayes, wife of Arc
lie Hayes, of Nelson branch, is vei
nd low with consumption.
ed On Christmas day Mr.. l.. T. pa
es is of this place, aged %, an
,r- Miss Eunice George, age 16, daug
In, ter Of Alex George and wife
ne Lost Creek, were united In maria
at the home of the bride. The RI
Bige Wiley oficating,
sh- Drs. Osborne, of Whitehouse a.
IN Atkinson of Paintsville were IA
on ed TO T. b. Sansom's to treat Nj
10 SAMSON, who was injured by
la fall some time ago.
his We hope the Home Circle Colur
ev- will still continue to grace I
red pages of the NEWS during the n
AIRY year as 1t has done In, the past,
It certainly is an interesting 4
ture from. which the many read'
the can CLEAN valuable instruction.
ing Eureka
w. =. u t41
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-01-01

Judge D. Thew Wright, the Wash
ington Judge who Is just now in
the llme-light because Of his action
in. sentencing the labor leaders ID
long terms in jail, is near rela-
tive OF the Freese family # This
place. His sister visited here sew
cral years ago. and Is remembered
by many who met her as Miss Mary
Louise Wright.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-01-01

Attorney Amos L. Watson, a
rative Of olioville, this county,
now located in Ashland, was married
a few days ago to Miss Laura Smith
a young lady Of Harmontown. Miss
where he taught school last year
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-01-01

Alex Stumps baby died at Wal
bridge few days ago. A more ex-
tended notice appears in our Wal
bridge letter.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-01-01

Miss Sallie Gearheart. one Of the
brightest and most attractive young
lSdies connected with the X N G.
has returned to Louisa after hav-
ing taught a school Ia Floyd conn
't,.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-01-01

Prot. Byinston's little son, Hebor,
who was very sick last week with
pneumonia, Is now out Of danger
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-01-01
MingO County Shooting.

Ira Coleman, a saloonist at Chat
taroi, there, miles below Williamson,
w. Va, shot and instantly killed
a man named garris a few days ago.
They had previously had some trou-
BILE and when Harris came into the
saloon, It is said that Coleman
shot him.
A man named Morgan had an
arm shot off st Davy station, dur
ing trouble between three or four
men It Is claimed TO have been
accidental Morgan is a brother
lcf J. l.. Morgan OF Pikeville.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-01-01

Mrs. A. B. Nartin died at her
home on Little Blaine a few days
ago. See Adams letter.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-01-01
DEATH
Gathers Quite a Harvest of Local
People.

George Mcclure, age IS, died at
Lowmansyille recently,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-01-01

Billie Rife is now LAWYER He
recently passed very creditable
examination in Martin county
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-01-01

Miss Fannie Skeens, nurse In
charge OF the Kings Daughters hos
pital at Catlsttsburg, was here Sat.
urday, having spent Christmas nj
home. She is very competent and
Trustworthy young woman and Is
succeeding in her position.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-01-01

bridge letter.
The wife of James Bartram, Jr.,
died near Fort Gay, w. Va, last
Sunday of consumption. She was
only q years Of age. Her maiden
lame was Layne.
Our Torchlight correspondent
gives an account of a fatal acct
dent to Sam Hull He was killed
by a fall of slate in a coal mine
opening somewhere between Louisa
and Torchlight. His body was mash
ed flat.
A daughter of Elisha Judd, died
Tuesday few miles south Of Lou
lisa. This young lady was only %
years Of age. She was highly re-
spected young woman and her death
is deeply regretted by all who
know her.
Edgar McCmre's baby, age three
months, died suddenly and mys-
teriously last Sunday morning Zeal
Gallup. 1t was left in bed b!
the parents while they prepared
breakfast, Upon returning to thu
bed after an absence Of Is or 2
minutes they were Mortified t
f,Ad their child dead. 1t Il
supposed to have strangled.
Mrs. John Wellman died sudden
e " last Saturday morning at he
home in Louisa. Apoplexy is sal
to have been the cause. She wa
10 good health up to the last fe'
days, during which time she con
planned slightly. Her death there
fore came as a great shock.
/, Four children, the Oldest abor
n twelve years of age, are left
e the care of their father, who Is
/ SON of AL Wellman. Deceased WI
e a sister of Doc and Robt Jordan
a. The funeral was conducted fro
Il the residence on Sunday n[terno'
ID by Revs. S. F Reynolds and
fe M Copley. The body was taken
l. the Wellman burial ground at Sa
lie Peter, w. Va, for interment.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-01-01

The wife of James Bartram, Jr.,
died near Fort Gay, w. Va, last
Sunday of consumption. She was
only q years Of age. Her maiden
ZANE was Layne.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-23

S'Gonncl @iltont 6run @oltcr ..
Sninoea, jun, 9. NJ. Gang. Ssfor
IS. Mltrrop, 9cnionin W. Gorfron.
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9rclpitcr Sherman, MrS. 6loro 81
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Der &cit . 8irginier &oblenregion be-
reitS ein Wongel an @og9ons be-
mertbor iiir Den transport bon Sob.
len mad ben Sofenit0otcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-23
Sin Wppthcfcr Der Ncn3cit

ioat, CO ici itouncnSmcrtb, mic picIc
o!tmooiidjc Mittel nod inn @cbrollf
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500 Die 6loidc, ooer e5 miro Oircft
Gcgen G%inienoung bcS 8rciicS Der.
lntot bon Der 8Dctb Chemical So,
II Gortlonot-S Ctr. Ncn.Yorf Gitp.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-23
Critics 4cabubp.Recita

Die Eeabobp-S Gallon i9O9-t9tO
lit eroiinet, unb 5par, pie aleid) Dor.
pcg eetlonlmcn lei, in gIGn3enoer
Neiie. Tas criie, Recital mar ell,
gull5er Grfolg. Gin aebranet polles
Suns, cine anbadtisc. baufbore 3il-
Iorerifoit uno cine aiittitlerin. mel.
die Die Entertaining, bic ibr iui,roe.
lit uoacm Wube oerbientc oos
slqes mirftc 5"iiintnmeit. Inn Die Sni.
irn.Grofinung i'm Heaboop Snititut
81 einem muiifaliiten greignib CT.
TIER Srbnnpg 3u MAIDEN.
Die TinniItin Gina Qerncr mar
iicd) Dor eincin Sabre in baltimore
cine 6reunoe; beiitc lit tie bereitS ein
erflarter SiebIina 'ocs Yitblifums.
bas Die oanials Adt3ebnjabrise bel
ibrem Tebut an oerielbsn stele Dor
c!pa Sabrcsiriit aunadit iiberroittc
ulio oann IN belle geaeiitetung per.
itste. Sn letter 3eit bat Die Con
5trtJeberm ourt iDre Seiratb nit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-23
Said,enbicb i'm @arn.

6rcO. Hid)ter pegeu ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Dem @crittspcrio6rcn iibcripicic n.
- Grlci6tcrte nngeblid) Scrrn III,
len Sotpuro al,f eincm StroBcn-
%bubnwoggon nm SAL.
ltnter Der Nnid)uloiguue bon Srn.
Nucn SomorO bon 9tr. 800, Monte
bello = gpenuc, Gin Eortemonnaie NIT
S1l Snbolt g~eitoblen 81 boben, mllr-
DC Der ~33.iabrige 6rcb. Hidter, alias
0rco. Song in Der mittlerenEoli5ei-
ltation Dem Observation-Disclosures iiber-
i%uicicn. Ser 0icbitobl iplroe oui
DEM Observation-Disclosures Der 2orf.
HooosSlllle an Sillen-, tobe Gretcr=
itrobc, ausacfiibrt. @ic &err Splporo
d1gob, benertte CT plotli6. BOB iid)
Gil Wiann at i'm bcr%oilor1ilgie. Gr
iobte nod ieiller Saide mn bemerfte
0cn TcrlnIt oes Yurtemounoies. Snl
ielben Nu9enblid iprang Der Monn
bon Dem @oegon nb. Wiit oen Huie
nSolte Den Gicb" iolgien ibm Serr
Soiporo nllb lflcbrere anoere ScDr-
Ndiie ocs @oggons, 0enell lid einige
Foilonten cinifloiien.
go gilla Die miloe Saab bis sur
Gdc bon Silcn- iillo Sroiltitrabe, no
Toli5iit 6relld) bonn mittleren 2iitrifi
ben 6liid]tigen in ieine id)iiBenoenglr-
me nabnl.
Nifter Gottc nod) 3eit gciuioen,
ooS Eortomonnoie IN Glide ju ser.
reiBen urb iort5uluerfen. Gin fleires
Stiif besielben wurbe ipater ouige.
funoeil.
5n ieineHt 0eIis follben iid md
$3i; cine. ( cbn.G oaar-Ro ideint
er, 10 nin,nt bic Yolisci al nit benz
Eortemomtaie snlnmntefs ~iortgeiuor!
len 5lt baben.g ~.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-23
Scirat9s-g iccuscn.

9urrp 6. Trout Al, Nr. 1918, Dorf-
GooO, unh glondc 8. Gencod, STR
llngton, 81 Sabre alt,
esobn Sd)onicit q, Eiteoirb ga.
rno Gliiabetb Stouiier, 9eae,pooo,
Eo.. 18 Sabre alt. sH1.s
tSranf Gupis 30, Mittmer, nnb
Sulie Hobins, 40 Sabre alt, Yeioe
bon Solnbo, go.
Somuel M. 9itder %. Sittton, Nc.
brasfa, nitb Sorab Slutesfp y Sab.
re aft.
Hobert Z. 0nrton So, @iitper, II.
emma Gpens i5Sobre oft; applifant
eugene Burton, 9aslpca, 0otel.
Suel .. j. 9opell, JIM, %, Nr.
BIO. iib.6rcmontitrabc uno Mil.
breo ~. Nooben 10 Sabre alt.
TonS eeunb Sofen. lin.
ter 2eitung bes ginmanoeringS.Gont.
miiiars 6. Z. @eis puroen geltcrn
gorrnittag Die Tailaeiere bes anl
Eonicritag Ibcnb a~ngefommenen
Moroocutibel 2lopobanlpfers gc!ans
bet. Gtfpu DO: bcriel6eit ipnfben Dor.
l1mfig I'M Getentionebnlis feitgebaI.
Ten. Inter ben ginseponberten be-
fonoei iid) brei 5omilierb lpeld)e orei.
big Yiitslieoer 51blten unb. Elm Yaof.
rermogcn bon etiua $1,000 poripieien.
Gieie orei 1umilien reiien rad) Noro-
Gofoto, no Tie iid 6armen faufen
tperben.
Ger Norobeutide 2lopooampfer
.Gbemnis" fubr am Ionneritag NIT
1000 Rniiogiere bon Bremen tlady
Baltimore ob.
5run Vierner mieber AT
Sanie. Sobn Yierner bon Tr.
231H4. Siib.Mabeira /. Strabe, berid).
tete aeitern Der Noliaei oes oitIiden
Giitrifts, Dab feline STRAIT Die 20.j1b-
riee Minnie s. gieruer, welde lett lee.
ten Moataa pcrihnunbcn mar, 5n-
riidscfebrt lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-23
Tiud)t ans cinem Suipital.


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plus.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-23
ErSen Der &cbemptoriitcn.

-
Vie Ger1nberuneen in Der Yropin'
Baltimore. - 8oter 6eroinanS
2is gum 9ronin6iol errannt. -
Yoter gSiaiam Citing gebt mad
Nep.Oorf.
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General oeS Srbcns ser NeDemptoyi,
item nngeorbneten &cronOerungen bel
Dem bisbcrigen Erpuin5iQl Der 0ltIi'
beq Eropin5 pcs Green in Anlc.
rifo eirL melde auber9ew0btlid) Subl'
reid iinDt Batter gSiliom 2iifip9.
Der bisbcriee EropirBiol, pclfer al
Der bieiigcn pertidcn st, alpboniuS.
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plls, Nep.Dorf, ernannt lporben mp
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&is ,ppp Der st. IlpbpnlnSfa irtg
sum Gropin5iol ernannt ipprOcn.l SIN
ltebrigen muroen iiir Die 9ropin5 fol-
Genoe G%rnennltngcu genlad)t:
Heftor Der ct. Mihaels Stride 81
baltimore Yoter Sigel; 8ettor Der
81. Sofobus.airhe, baltimore, Ga'
fer ). Stterbein; Neftor Der Scr5
Scilt.airde. Sigblonotomn, Eoter 6,
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Heftor Der st. Warien.&irfe 5u gn.
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petliol Sep" Ncp.Dorf, Noter 5.
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6n Of Ecrpctuol Selp" 5u 9yooflpn,
N,-9., Euter 5. Irotplcp; Heftor Der
MiilionS.airhe 81 Bolton, WaiI., %a.
ter 5. Sopcs; Ieftor orr st, BtterS.
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&upIein; Heftor ser st. 9%onifa5ils-
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Stride gu Gittsburg, go, Toier 5.
Gewes; Heftor ser ct. Morien.air.
dc, Buffalo, H..Y., Eotcr j. Earr /;
Hcftor Der st. Soiepbs.airde, To.
DIETER. 3.-Yy Eoter 5. aelicl; Teftor
0cs ct. Maricn.Go1cqc, Nortbeait,
20, Yotcr j. 4utb; Ncftor Der ct.
Glemetts Stride, Soratogo.S prings,
N.g., Eoter y. WulbaIl; Rcftor Der
ct, YotrifS Stride. Sucbec, Gon,
Toter 5. Sonleu; Heftor Der ct. so,
trids+&irfe 5u Toronto, Snt.. Yotcr
@rHs 8rid;; Heftor bet syMouonnS
Stride, TortoG ico, Entcr @m, @io,
ller.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-23
Nun lit cs Woro.
Noob Gcffnon erlicgt I'M nStoot.
nu@qlpiiai"" Del. SdnBplubc. lpcI,
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te. = Ger Morbcr in Soft.


Moab Goffmon, Der G~iaentbiimcr
ocs 2uld5immera Nr. tt5. 2igbtltro-
BE, iuclder am Wtittluob bon Dem BE
ger 2puis 2iobeq, ieirem ebemaIisen
Sod, Den CT cntloiien bette, geidoi-
len muroe, itorb geitern Nor9cu I'M
nStaOteSoipitol." nad)oem fllr5 5u.
Dor Toli5eiridtcr Grammar Die Ante
Mortcm- ausiagen ertgegcn genom.
men bate. 'Serr Goifman unO ser
Ncgcr 9crietbell megen Der 3ubercis
tung bon Speiicu in Streit lino I'M
Serlouic oelielben ioQ Gofin1nn ben
Sod cntloileu boben, lporauf bicier
cillen Hepolpcr 5og iulo oen arbeit9c.
Der crld)ob. Ter Sd)icbboIb lullrOe
gleid) mad Der Chat perboftet.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-10-24
The BsIaseO-WHtOn Lac1aye in
"The Battle"

The attraction at the Belasco TheateT
next week promises 70 be one OF the most
noteworthy OF the season. for in his new
Cleveland MOnfett play The Battle
which he VIII present here FOR the Sec
ond time. Wilton Lackaye has found ma
most successful vehicle OF his starring
career. In Il he assumes the part OF
John j. HaggletOn. a power among fnan-
clers, whose search for q long-lOst son
brings him 70 a point from which hs
deems il eXpedient TO start life over
again. penniless and in a VIGOROUSLY Ill
kept tenement district
Here Mr.. MoGett cleverly maintains his
proposition that 20 have attained his pre-
vious eminence Haggleton must have
been made Of the stuff that viii succeed
under any circumstances and naturally
a man or his brains and ability is not
forced 20 remain at the bottom for any
length Of time. HaggletOn, OF course,
succeeds in his interesting attempt 70
make up" for the second time. and tries
20 prove some theories that last season
did not seem 20 meet with entire approval
from the New York socialists
The supporting company includes Harry
Hilliard, Thomas McGrane. Gerald Grif-
I'm. Charles Able, Clara Blandicll, and
Julie HeTne.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-10-24
"The Motor Girl. ("

Just what particular place In the SEEM
ingly endless procession of musical
comedies that IS passing the town I'm re-
view THE Motor Girl takes IS not a
matter Of much concern, but IT must be
judged IN only one way and that is the
manner IN which II caught on"-which
Is to say. hardly at all 1t may be
harsh statement but It is true that the
musical comedy idea has been done to
death and that the public Is ripe for a
different form OF entertainment, state
OF affairs than which there is no greater
evidence than the half-hearted support
which is being generally given 10 this
class.
THE Motor Girr' was thoroughly In
nocuous. but the question remains as to
whether an entertainment Of the milk
and-water order is worth while exchang-
ing FOR hard-earned dollars. In the
plethora OF good shows which IS the sea-
sons promise ultimately to be redeemed,
we hope sincerely. the patronage &C
corded those OF mediocre caliber Is
only commensurate with their deserts.
Adele Ritchie and Elizabeth Brice are
two very clever girls. and pair In
whom the regular theater-goer has great
confidence. but The Motor Girl" as a
whole moved slowly. and Misses Richie
and Brice could not by their efforts save
It from boring the audience in many
places.
The introduction Of the vaudeville
comedians cannot be commended. Their
style of humor is less fitted for the first
rate houses than for the burlesque halls
where a lower standard OF wit prevails.
II these comedians are ambitious to
graduate into the better class theaters,
Il would be well for them 20 leave their
!ow-comedy methods behind. They are
needed badly enough I'm the present
dearth Of musical comedy comedians
but their style Is not acceptable in shows
such as The Motor Girl" ought to be-
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-10-24
Alice Lohnson,r NIethnd.

From the New York Star.
One of the most delightful perform
ances to be seen on the Broadway stage
to-day is that contributed by Miss Alice
Johnson as Comtesse De Champlgny IN
The Man from Home" at the Astor
Theater. Miss johnson has been playing
this role for a long period, and yet her
work is as refreshing and as carefully
poised as when first she assumed the i'm
portant part.
Heaven has favored Miss Johnson in
the matter Of beauty and a fine taste in
things sartorial. but it is not this fact
that makes her Comtesse de Champigny
Joy on second or third acquaintance.
The role Is that of an adventures and a
pretty bad lot. and, therefore. it is not
easy for even such a player as Miss
Johnson TO make it win more than cold
interest and yet she does succeed in do
ing more than this. for to-day. after hun
dreds of Temperatures. Miss Johnson
still brings to bear on its Interpretation
all the freshness the attention to detail.
and the consummate command OF the
personal force that Stimulates spontaneity
in a satisfying and effective degree.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-10-24
Chase's-PoIite vaudeville.

Chases leading feature next week win
be the recent successful production Of
Jesse L. Lasky's spectacular musical
comedy. "The Twentieth Century Lin
lied" in three scenes. with a cast OF
twenty popular musical merrymakers. IN
GLIDING Edwin Wilson and Thelma Fair.
The finale shows the company on the OBJ
servation end Of a train OF Pullmans go
ing a mile a minute and furnishing a
thrilling finish
AS the supplementary leading feature
Ralph G Herr, recently the star Of The
Paradise Of Mahomet," and formerly the
featured hit Of The Soul Kiss viii
present a series OF character studies. Tho
third special Offering will be dainty Belle
Blanche in her charming reproductions
Of stage celebrities OF the day, in which
her wonderful gift Of mimicry evokes en-
cores from the enthusiastic audience. T.
Roy Barnes and Bessy Crawford VIII be
a Jolly addition 10 the bill IN their diver
sifed arrangement entitled The Fakir
and the Lady A. Seymour Brown and
Nat D. Aver viii join IN a Publication,
introducing their latest song successes
and featuring their big hit from The
Follies Of 1903" entitled Moving Day IL
Jungletown." Jupiter Brothers. the orig
NAL Oklahoma cowboy wizards. have
been secured 20 give their puzzling per
formance. IN which comedy predominates-
Frank Wilson. the spinning cyciist," is
also in the list.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-10-24
ENTERTAINMENTS TONIGHT.
NIbIo's Travel TaIk on Ireland NJ
the Columbia.

ireland from Barney Castle 10 the
Giants Causeway'' is the trip that is 20
be taken tonight at the Columbia under
the guidance Of Fred N!blo. The Emer-
aid Isle is far-famed for the beauty Of
It's scenery. and every one knows how
interesting and witty the people are.
Mr.. Nlblo has some splendid reels Of
motion pictures showing just how the
people lived and looked last summer.
Take. for instance. the busy sheep and
cattle market al Athlone. and the farm
life IN the country OF Sligo and the pig
market at Limerick (and that Is full Of
fun. Then, while az Belfast, Mr.. NiblO
obtained some fne films OF the famous
leviathan, the Dreadnought. IA action,
the pictures being taken from the con-
ming tower OF the sea monster. Then
there IS the Punchestown steeplechase
which is only run once a year, and the
monorailroad az BalIybunion. and the
jolly boat parties on the lakes of XII
larney. and the horsemen and women
riding through the gap Of Dunioe, and
hundreds OF colored views Of Dublin.
Cork. Tipperary Londonderry, Belfast,
the river shannon beautiful Athlone,
Kilkenny. GlengariT. and Bantry Bay.