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ACTOR REFUSES TO
 WED A DIY0RCEE
John Rigney's Marriage to Eugenie Blair, Actress, Halted Because
 of Church Law.

Pittsburg, Dec. "A sensation was g caused here last week in theatrical circles when the fact became known that John Rigney, the actor playing in ''The Light Eternal" refused to marry Eugenie Blair, the leading wo- man of the Lyeeum Theater Stock Company of this city. Rigney Is a Catholic and had been expecting a dispensation from the church, but this being denied, he refused to make Miss Blair his wife because she was a divorcee.
 q am deeply attached to Miss Blair, he said, "but I will not violate the law of the church.
 Rigney is a Catholic. Until the time came for the ceremony to be performed he thought it was possi- ble for him to obtain a dispensation and marry Miss Blair.
 Rigney is about 29 years of age and Miss Blair about 40 years ot age. Several years ago Rigney at tended Notre Dame College, at South Bend, Ind He first was attracted to the stage through amateur theatri- calls. After playing in "Parsifal" nc joined the Light Eternal company last August at Fort Wayne. He is the son of Mir. and Mrs. Henry Rig ney of Goshen. Ind.
 Eugenie Blair was the wife ol Robert Downing, a popular classic star on the road, and co-star with him in such plays as "Virginius and sThe Gladiator She was di- vorced from hiin few years ago and has been appearing as an indi- vidufl star in the smaller cities
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-08
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-08
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W. D. Jones, foreman of the bridge and building department ot the Cotton Belt railroad at Jones' boro, Ark, died last night at 6:So o'clock at the Cotton Belt hospital where he had been brought two days before. MT. Jones was 47 years Of age and is survived by his wife. Tha body will be taken to Joneshoto to- night for interment at that place. Texarkana Texarkanian.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-08
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w. J. Shepherd to Ben Dalby, war ranty deed, lots 3 and f, block 1, Doris addition, east, $4,250.
 T. P. Cook to J. w. Monk, wat ranty deed, lots 1 and ?, block IT, J, W. Monks addition No. 1, $310.
 H. G. Cady to c. A. Johnson, war ranty deed, lots 1 and ?, block 1, E. J Waters addition, $100
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-10

ne rev SEASON win see Seattle
made The permanent headquarters
for the Baker Stock company. affil-
iaied with the high-clRss Belasco
aad Monasco companies Of the
Soafh The company will appear
IN the Seattle theatre. which was
taken over this fall by John Cort.
old Heldelbnrg." a charming
story OF the Vaterland OF an heir
apparent 20 the throne and the
pretty girl OF the college town
whom he could never marry. Is the
opener az the new theatre. Richard
Mansfield's acting version will BE-
used.
The Baker people have been very
busy all week az The Moore re-
hearsing the company. getting sing
ers. drilling chOruses. and getting
everything ready.
Considerable money has been
spent remodeling the Seattle thea.
ire building. and the Baker people
persuaded Fraax Adelman to give
W bis contemplated trip 10 Buenos
Ayres to act as director Of the or
chsstra-
Baker promises a new bill every
week unless popular demand forces
ure play 10 stay longer than a
week Arrangements have been
made 70 get the rights on some Of
tie best Shubert. F'rohman. Savage.
Bslaseoe. and Cohan & Harris sue.
eusses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-10
nbRfN(t rlSNtR

walker Whiteslde. In "rne Melt
inx Pot Is the opener Tor the fall
dramatic season nc the Moore This
i Israel Zankwilrs hlg problem
rlay Which. has the distinction Of
having Theodore Roosevelt as a
collaborator. for the former presl.
seut took great interest Ia the
theme and worked with Zangwill
"A some OF the scenes.
Presenting the drama will be
walker whitssidc. who has worked
from smaller parts 20 be a real
legitimate actor. The Melting put
was Whiteside's first hig opportu'
NIFTY. and he made good with Il.
with him Is Florence FISHER, who
trained as an understudy 10 Naxi
nova
The story % the play Is that Of a
Jewish immigrant musician, who
falls In love with a beautiful Rus
sian girl. whose father. as Il hap
pens. was the man who ordered the
soldiers to fire on the Jews az kish'
inley. The musicians father and
mother we're killed IN that massa
ere. But somehow out OF love and
bitter hatred the young people reach
A. understanding This Is IA Amer.
iea-the Melting Pot. Mr.. zangweu
breaches. OF all races.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-10

NEW YORK. Sept Broken
and Respondent. with his romance
shattered and his fortune scattered.
Robert Winthrop Chanler. success.
fol sutton for the hand OF Nine Lima
Cavalier. Is In hiding today. &C.
cOrdinR to statements OF his ac
qualntauces here.
Following CHAMBERS recent hur.
ried return from Europe. stories Of
a separation from his wife were cir.
culated. These Chanler vehement.
Is denied. With a week passed
since his return, however. another
reason for his return has been sug
Rested By his friends.
According 20 them, shortly after
his marriage. Chanler transferred
his $50 900 yearly income TO Nine
Cavalier. who now offers him 500.
600 10 pay his expenses Further
they say. he transferred to her the
bulk OF his estate the papers being
signed before their marriage upon
Nine. Cayalieri's demand. His
friends fear his mind may become
affected. and some Of them are with
him continuously In his retreat,
which they refuse to dlvulge, q
keep him from brooding over bis
troubles
Chanler paid ardent court 10 the
singer for more than year. After
frequent proposals he was accepted
They we're married June Is.
A cable from Nine. Cavalier to
day denies any separation. The
message was worded similarly "a
that she sent the day after Chan
ler's return.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-10

"A Girls Best Friend" closes to-
night At the AIhambra. and the
Russell 4 Drew players Will open
The coming week with Joseph JET.
ferson's melodrama. The Shadows
o. Great City This Is a play Of
lfe in Greater New York.
Ia the cast for the coming week
VII be Edward Kellie, returning
amer a weeN's absence. and Charles
Allen, who has played IN several
stock companies around Seattle
Inc Seattle theatre patrons who
nave followed the Russell 4 Drew
payers 10 their new home will find
Their other fayoFites taking care Of
the principal roles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-10
EZRA KENDALL, IL,
HIT IN VAUDEVILLE

Ezra Kendall. H.. Cleveland. IL fol.
lowing the carecr Of his father. the
late Ezra Kendall. humorist, player
and aethor.
In "a Chip OF the Old Block" he
has just concluded in Cincinnati hia
first vaudeville engagement. a dc.
eldcd success.
Some Of the sklt's monologue he
wrote Part Of II uaa his fathers.
He dresses for the part IN tall hat
and frock coat. aS bis father did. He
has his dads smile and other close
resemblanccH
Royal Kendall. 20. acts az book.
ing agent for his brother.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-10

Daniel Sullivan. Irish tenor.
with a notable company of singers.
which Includes beautiful Beatrice
Ryeford. will headline next weeks
Majestic bill In singing produc-
ton entitled Captain Barry
Rice and Provost. funny athletic
team. viii be one OF the big cards
Powers and Wilson will offer a
"rube" act entitled "A poaeyvllie
Fiirtaii0u" II Il cleancug comedy
ana of heart interest
Harry Van Fosaeu. late Of Al q.
Fields MINISTRIES. will be on hand
with his black face act
Meat and Van siclon are capable
musicians with a musical dialogue.
Alex hrissnn Is an equilibrlat Of
European training
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-10

The Great John Canton" a story
OF the stock yards in Chicago.
which the shuberts sent 10 the Al
hambsa last winter. has been secur.
e ~ the Lawrence players to open
their new season.
John Canton. strong man IN
finance and industry. scofis al hu-
man weakness and measures every
ming By his own rules Of business
me plot Of the drama shows how
1ohn Canton came 20 learn In the
snd OF the part that kindness plays
- the world. and how the stock
DIoker became a better man IN spite
Of himself
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-10

WIFE WON'T TESTIFY
AGAINST HUSBAND

"Voltaire was right when he said
that there arc only two beings In
the world Who will lick the hand
OF the man that beats them dog
and woman. remarked Justice of
the Peace Brown yesterday after
noon. when Mrs Hattie Turpin.
wife Of nca Tuvpln. refused TO ties.
tify against her husband on a
charge Of wifc.beatiuk
Mrs TurpIn explained a blaeken.
ed eye and diacolored throat as the
result OF falling against the kitchen
stove. Despite her attempt to
shield Turpln. Justice Brown aont
him 10 jail In lieu OF $500 peace
bond
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-10
ENoLisHMEs TO WE'D
AMERICAN ACTRESSES

LONDON. Sept i0--About next
January the Riai,o will witness two
weddings that promise 90 be OF
much general interest among the
Atrical people.
Next month Capt. Frank Cary
and Nicholas Irrvis Wood. young
Londoneru. will sail for New York
10 we'd Mas Billie Burke and
Pauline Chase.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-10
HIT JOHN IN EYE
WITH BEER BOTTLE

When John Quinn stood up in the
police court dock yesterday after
noon hts face had the appearance
Of having met pile driver in full
action.
Through a mask Of handages Mr.
Quinn gurglcd the Information that
some careless person landed on his
face with a beer bottle. Havlng
spent night Ia jail after medical
attention at the city hospital. Mr.
Quinn believed he could 80 out and
be- good from now on.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-10
SIX HURT IN AUTO
THAT TURNS TURTLE

SANTA CLARA. Cal. Sept 10
Three members ~ the family ~ ~
Seeley HonigsberE % san Francis.
co and three persons who we're
their Kueata are suffering today
from serious injuries received when
the automobile IN which they we're
touring tho santa Clara valley over.
turned near this city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-10

AS long as every body Is talking
about cowboys this week. Pantagen
Is getting In on Il with a cowboy act
Tor next week. beginning Monday
afternoon.
Arizona Joe. who made a hlE hlt
with his act at Pantages during the
summer. will be back with three
horses. Miss Adele Van Obi. eqnes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-10
the Grand.

A Stubborn Cinderella" a charm
inr musical comedy, which was one
Of the hits Of the late spring season
n the Moore. will be used 10 start
the Grand on It's fall season. begin
ning with Sunday matinee.
The comedy Is filled with pretty
music and catchy lines and Is clean
oil the way through II Il a typical
Hough .Adamsfioward production.
which Charles Goettier has been re-
decorating for use IN the popular
price houses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-10
sac MedIeIne Ion chIldren.

Foley's Honey and Tar is safe
and effective medicine for children.
as IL does not contain opiates or
harmful drugs. Get only the gen.
u!ne Foley's Honey and Tar IN the
yellow package Bartell Drug
stores, Quaker Drug Co
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-10
BE CAREFUL WHERE
YOU SLEEP
Il all dopends whore YOU sleop.

Overcome by ennui OF something
more potent, Tom Haley lay down
on the sidewalk on Columbia Bt.
near First ay.. last night Ito was
allowed to walk out ~ police court
yesterday afternoon without paying
a fine On tho other hand John
Lacey chose n more Hecluded spot
to slumbcr lie was found wrapped
IN the arms ~ what MIR Doolcy calls
Morpheus last night Judge Cor
don charged him 81 FOR accommo
dationa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-10

stunts among which Is boxing
match
Work and over are European
comedy acrohais
Fred Duprck Is monologist and
singing comedian.
Luce and Luce are novelty In.
strumcntallAtz
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-10
} THOSE MARRIAGE
WHISPERS MAKE THE
KING VERY PEEVtsH.

\ LONDON. Sept 10 so in
= cenaed has King Victor EN-.
= manuel become over reports
4 sent out concerning the Elkins.
= AbfuzEl affair that he has or.
= dored the premier 10 lmpound
. all dispatches relating thereto.
. according 20 a dispatch from
. Rome today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-10

trienne. and nroncho Bob. who
claims the worlds championship aa
a rope artist other acts OF the bill
are.
Ahram and Johns. favnri,es with
the old Frawley company az the
Lois, present sketch. When Hub
by Realizes"
Earles Singing Comedians. four
OF them song aud dance team
Walter Hale. Evolution Of the
Banjo musical turn.
Fletcher and Fletcher. eniorod
team. In sons aud dance. comedy
Pantageaeope with Miss Helen
LnWo. moving pictures and songs
Daphne Pollard Again In Vaudeville
Miss Daphne Pollard. formerly IT.
tie Daphne Pollard. la going into
vaudeville again FNor several weeks.
IN company with former associates.
shs has been busy rehearHiug a
minlature musical comedy called a
Doll shop
The idea is taken from "'rhe Toy.
maker which Miss Pollard starred
Ia az the Grand several years aEO.
Miss Pollard viii play her old part.
the doll. but as she has grown n
half Inch since then. Il viii be-
necessary FOR her 10 have com.
pleie new outfit Of costumes
George Kunkei will be the old toy
maker. and Fred W Shook the lieu.
tenant. They will open September
II az Spokane. and Monday. Sep.
tember 10. come 20 Pantagca In 90.
attic After that n tour Of the Pan.
tagra circuit viii be made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-10
THE WEEKS SHOWS.

4 Moore Walker Whltealde
= In The Melting Pot
4 Seattle -Old Heideihurg.
= Baker Stock Company
= Grand-"A Stubborn Clnder-
q ella
4 Orphegm--New Vaudeville.
D Pantaaes-New Vaudeville.
q Majestie--New Vaudeville.
q Alharsbra shadows OF
Great City.
= Lois----Ths Great John Cant I
on"--I.awronce Players. 4,
. . 4 4 $3.50 80 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-10

MFR. and Mrs. Herb Schoenfeld
are receiving consratulatiOns upon
the birth Of a son Thursday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-10

LAKE FOREST PARK is an ad
uluon OF l.7J2 acres situate north
aha east Of The university on this
slas OF Lake Washington. has a
sooa boat service and a good train
51sfFiee. u has one-haig mile Of
.-aks Washington frontage. eight
analng streams. aud is subdlyided
~ one to five-acre tracts.
laks City Of Bothen" Sunday
pan ket Off at LAKE FOREST
:. OLE HANSON e. co.
eiflo-l617 New Yorl, Block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-10
At the orphsum.

a famous dancing act heads the
v, ,ilpsim BILL which opens Monday,
william Rock and Maude Fulton.
one OF the prize teams on the or.
Dneum'a BIOL list.
Maurice Freeman and his com.
pshy viii be- seen ia the comedy
p'ayiet. Tony and tho Stork."
me AeapOlltans are a trio OF
singers with o repertoire Of popu.
lar classics.
dhe hoaaDw Midgets. tiny chaps.
VIII show a lluo Of physical culture
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-25
Domingo Oresco.
Drew Carrel

Como informamOS opOrtunamente da-
mos 4 conocer hoy una notlcra biograflca
del nuevo Secretario de Puerto Rico Mr..
Carel, nonbrado recicntemente en- sus-
tituci6n de Mr. Wand
NJ. Drew Carrel naci0 ell Reading,
Michigan, el dia 10, de FebrerO de 1877
recibi6 su e11ucaci6u en- las escuelas
pnblieas de Chicago, Ia High School de
Englewood, Ia eseuela Normal de Cook
Country la Universidad de North Wes-
tenn Furrno parte de la 7ma. Division
de ejercitO americana en- Cuba durante
La guerra HisplnlO americana. Cuando las
tropas regresaron 4 los Estados Unld0s
el st uued0 Ell Ia Habana con ell gOhrer
no militar, siendo Sec1ntariO particular
del General Leonard Wood, Gobernador
militar de la isla de Cuba, hasta que
concluy0 la prlmera intervention amerl-
cana Ent0nces paS0 al Negoclad0 de
Asuntos lnsulareS haSta Abril de 1908,
que fue nombrado Secretario de la ad-
ministrici6n americana de las aduanaS
de Santo Domingo Ali permanecio
hasta el 1907, en- que fu6 ealviaCO i Mani
la deSempeiando un puesto importante
en- Ell Servicio de adnanas en- las Fill
pinas.
Fue miemhro de In .jmta para Ia Re
vision dc TarifaS, que redact0 La Ley de
Tarifas para las islas Fiiiplnas, aprobada
por el Congreso el s de Agosto dc 1909.
Dej0 4 Manila el If de Octubre de 1905
par aceptar el puesto de Assistant Sc
cretaro de Puerto Rico, llegando 4 Sa1
Juan Il 10 de Diciembre Mr. Carrci
Sc cas6 eI To- de Septiembre de 1901
con una hija de Mr.. Edgard b. BaIley,
delIillsdale County, Michigan. Tiene I'm
hiio de amos de edad Els socio del
Casino E>panol, del Union Club, del
Country Club, del San Juan Golf Club,
de la Association de J0venes CristianoS
de la .Tunta de Directores dc Ia Liga
Anti-tubercnloSa
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En- Ia F0rtaleza
LA KERMESSE EN- LOS JARDINES

Como sc esperaba, las fiestas en- los
jardineS de la FortaleZa, a benetlclo de
la Liga Anti -tuberculosa, fueron m YER
dadero acontecimientO, un derroche de
luz, un alarde de ipien gusto, un con
iunto admirable de arte, Que cautivo
q cuantos asistieron 4 La fiesta.
Durante la tarde y noche del sabado,
los .iardfnes Sc vieron uenos de distin-
guida, selecta cOncurrencia.
La exposition de perros fne comica
entretenida. Obtuvicr0n premiOS los
perritos de Ia distinguida DANA sonora
de Georgetti, y dc Diaz Navarro, que
presentaron dos ejeinplares de raza,
hermosislmOs.
Ell jurado estaba compuesto de los
senOres.
Comodoro Roherer, Alcaldc del Va
lie, senior Travieso, Sr- Richardson, Sc
nor Hernandez Usera, COmandante Mo
rrow y senor Noble.
Por la onche, dos pardiucs preSenta-
ban un aspectO encantador, brillando
por todas parties bOmbillas electricas,
que daban gran reaIce a los innumera-
bles kioskos levantadOs.
Ell Cine del senor Colorado, tambien
fue una agradabIe sorpresa-
Hubo derroche de pelicuIas todas ma
ravillosas verdadcramente notables.
FL pabell0n de comidas decorado ar
tisticamente con bujias el6ctricas en- CO.
lores, follaje farOIitos japonesas esta-
ba deslumbradOr. Los grIpOs de senO-
ras y senoritas que tenian ii su cargo
los pabellOnes eran admirables, por to-
das parties resaltaba eli buen tono y un
gusto exquisite, impecable
Orgullosos pueden estar los iniciado-
res de la fiesta, pOr haber alcanzado I'm
triunfo social y un eXito pecuniario.
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De teatrO

La compa1ia que dirigen Ricardo
Guell y ell Maestro Blay, sigue actaan-
do con gran exito y ha entradO va en-
ell perfodo de los benefcios.
Las funci0nes de aver han sido dos
exitos
En- la "matinee' hubo mucha gen.
te, y fueron aplaudidisimos los inter
pretes de 'Entre rocas' y clos Mos
queteros'"
En- la function de por la noche, for
maban ell cartel tres obras de las aplau-
didas del repertoire: ''La rabalera, "
"La venta de Don Quijote" y "Aqui
hase farta un hombre"
En- ''La rabalera'', fue ampliamente
ovacionada la distinguida tiple Con-
chita Huguet, que cant6 la jota con
mucho estilO.
La simpatica tiple Esperanza Marin,
fue muy celebrada Ell "Aqui hase far
ia un hombre,", y en- La venta de
Don Quijote", el notable actor Ricardo
Guell y ell elegante baritone Palmer.
La bella Teresita Mas Y las simpati-
cas- senoras Robles y Bagues, contri-
buyendo siempre al buen conjuntO de
las Obras.
Los admiradores de la excelente ca
racteristica Irene Vicente, tuvieron oca-
sion de aplaudirla aver, muy mejorada
va de la indisposici6n que la impidie-
ra trabajar dos 8 tres dias.
La simpatica artista VIC anoche nluy
concurrido SUI camerino, por sus nu-
merosos amigos que fueron 8 felicitar-
la.
Aaeozao
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Aguas Buenas

Adeiantan con rapidez los trabajos
del censo de este pueblo, diariamente
vemos partir para los distintOs BarriOs,
a los enumeradores que mny bien po-
driamos uamarles mgenieros agr6no-
nos, pues van provistos de todos los
utencilios de actuar en- campa1ia. va
efectuo dos visitas ell jefe de este dis
trito senior Luzunaris, quedando muy
satisfecho de los trabajos hechos has
ia ahora.
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Lanentab|e IaIcciInIentO

La prensa, de Mayaguez, ultimamen-
tie recibida, trae la triste noticia del
faiiecimientO de la senora madre de
nuestro cOmpanero en- la prensa, don
GenarO Cortes, director dc LA Bande-
ra Americana
Con tan triste motive, muestrO afli-
gido companero ha rccibido inconta
bles testimonies de p6same, d los que
une el suyo muy sincere, ei BOLETiN,
al desear a la respectable matrona IA
lleeida, que goce en- ell seno del Senor
de la paz de los jnlstos
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Boda distinguida
CORRESP0NSAL.

La semana pasada contraj jeron matri-
monio en- Santrrce, Ia espiritual seilo-
rita Ana Maria Vicente, hiia de nues-
tro distinguido amigo don Avelno, y
'el cOnOcido joven en- nuestrOs circuloS
sociales don Rafael ROmeu C0bian
FL acto Sc celebr0 en- familia, Il causa
del Into recientc que lleva la distingui-
da familia de Ia desp0sada, que reci-
bio incontablc nimerO de valiosisimos
obsequioS
Apadrinaron los VenturoroS contra
yentes la respectable DANA dona Anita
Aguayo y nuestro buen amigo don Ave
limo Vicente, uno de los mas altos pres
tigioS de nuestr0 mundO financiero.
Los conyuges, han establecido Stl do
micilio en- Ia calle de Ia Fortaleza nu-
nero II.
Ell BOLETlN, Sc asocia al h0mena.j .je
tributado por nuestra sociedad mas
distinguida a la bella espiritual Sc
norita de Vicente, hoy sonora de Ro-
meu, en- ell dia solemne venttroso dc
su desposorio, y env1a los feIices con
yuges la mas cordial felicitaci6n.