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TUESDAY FEBRUARY FEB RUARY 4 1908 1908The 1908The 1908The
The Gas Companys Annual Report ReportThe
The annual report of the Washington W Gas Light Com Company ConlIJany Coinpany ¬
pany for 1907 has been sent to Congress It is like the one oneissued on onissued onissued
issued in December incomplete confusing and obviously obviouslycalculated obvious1yealculated obviouslycalculated
calculated to obscure rather than enlighten But yet it itcontains itcontains itcontains
contains facts which prove provo the contention of the people and andthe andthe andthe
the District government that the company doesnt need an anincreased anincreased anincreased
increased capital capit l and that that it could well afford to reduce reducothe reducethe reducethe
the price of gas gasThis gasThis gasThis
This report shows showsor or seems to show showthese these thingsThat things thingsThat thingsThat
That the company is already earning 6 per cent inter interest interest interest
est on 2600000 of water in its capital capitalThat capitalThat capitalThat
That it is earning and paying ift l per cent on the 2600
000 of capital represented by stock stockThat stockThnt stockThat
That it pays 4 per cent on 600000 of bonds bondsThat bondsThat bondsThat
That after giving invested or imaginary capital these thesehandsome thesehandsome thesehandsome
handsome returns the company still has 331982 left over oveixFrom overFrom overtFrom
From this it reports that it earned 62089 to the renewal renewalreserve ren renwalreserve wal walreserYe
reserve fund used 130602 for extension of plant and for forconstruction foronstruotion forconstruction
construction and still had a surplus from the years oper operations operations operations ¬
ations of 139000 139000All 139000All 139000All
All this proves conclusively that the company doesntneed doesnt doesntneed doesntneed
need a capital increase Its income is regularly providing providinga
a renewal fund and is regularly ample to make a huge in investment investment investment ¬
vestment in new construction constru constructionwhile tion while also paying large profits profitsPaying profitsPaying profitsPaying
Paying 10 per cent on its stock and making a big in investment investn1ent investment ¬
vestment in new property the company last year had 139 139I
I 000 surplus left over OV l The previous year c it reported some something something something ¬
thing like a similar s surplus surplusHow SU11lusEo suilusHow
How Eo much surplus has piled up in all these years for forwhioli forwhi forwhi
whioli whi li no reports have been made Nobody knows the thecompany theompany thecompany
company doesnt tell Theamount The amount must be big big bigenough bigenough bigenough
enough to make the management want w nt another stock divi dividend dividend dividend ¬
dend which it is going to get if Congress doesnt interfere interfereHow interfereHow interfereHow
How much money of the people does the company hold holdin holdin holdin
in meter deposits 7 The report doesnt tell The company companyreports companyreports companyI companyreports
I reports 44792 consumers which at 10 each would near the thehalfmillion theImJfmi11ion thehalfmillion
halfmillion point The company reports it paid interest intereston
on on oi collateral deposits depos ts 598063 7 This may represent in interest interest interest ¬
terest on meter deposits or it may not nobody on earth earthcould earthould earthcould
could tell But if it does represent that item it means meansthat meansthat meansthat
that the Gas Company is getting a loan of a half million milliondollars minionclonalS milliondollars
dollars from the public at an annual interest charge of ofunder ofunder ofunder
under 6000 Right good financing in times like these theseThis theseThis theseThis
This report absolutely proves that the company doesnt doesntneed doesntneed doesntneed
need an increase of capital except for one purpose just one oneThat oneThat oneThat
That is to enable it to absorb its profits more easily and anddigest anddigest anddigest
digest them more gracefully gra eful1y
Making Doctors in China ChinaNow Chinaow ChinaNow
Now ow and then th n China does some something something something ¬
thing that tends to disturb thp th Oc Occident Occident Occident ¬
cident in its complacent belief that thatwe tllatC thatwe
we C know it all 11 or at least that the theOrient thrOrient thr4Orient
Orient knows nothing that we need needto needto needto
to be told toldHere toldHere toldhere
Here comes Viceroy Chang Chi Chitung Chittmg Cliitimg
tung with the plans and specifica specifications specifications specifications ¬
tions for a now college of medicine medicinein
in the Chinese capital and the wis wisdom wisdom wisdom ¬
dom and foresight fo elJight displayed displ rcd is pf ofthe pfthe pfthe
the sort that makes people sit tip tipand hp hpand Lipand
and take notice Here are the strik striking striking striking ¬
ing features according to Consul ConsulW
W v T Gracey GraceyAn Grace GraceAs
An A the school is to afford the highest highestmedical highestmedical highestmedical
medical training for ot the young men of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the entire empire It shall not employ employmen employmen employmen
men on Its faculty who do not come comeIth comeow comeslth
ow slth Ith the highest t possible recommenda recommendations
tions In accordance with 1th Chinese ideas ideasthe Ideasthe Ideasthe
the course is to be divided into three threeyears threeears threeyears
years ears of old Chinese medical practice practiceand practiceand practiceand
train training training training ¬
and six years ears of modern Western
ing At the end of these nine years yearsthere 3earsthere yearsthere
there is to be a thorough examination examinationand
and then three more years of study and andtrial andtrial andtrial
trial practice shall be demanded before beforethe beforethe beforethe
the students shall be qualified doctors doctorsTrial doctorsuTri doctorsTrial
uTri Trial l practice looks to a lay layman 1Ii 1Iiman layman ¬
man Hkfe 1ik a rather brilliant idea ideaNow ideaNow ideacow
Now in this country the qualified qualifieddoctors qualifieddoctors qualifieddoctors
doctors seem to get their trial prac practice practice practice ¬
tice after a they have been be n turned turnedloose turned100se turnedloose
loose on the community Chinas Chinasidea Cbinasidca ChinasIdes
idea of requiring twelve years of ofstudy ofstudy ofstudy
study and practice before giving the theyoung theyoung theyoung
young medics their final diploma diplomasounds diplomnsounds diplomasounds
sounds good g od to folks who have been beenthe beenthe J Jthe
the victims of more or less trial trialpractice trialpractice trialpractice
practice practicePutting practicePutting practicePuttIng
Putting Sand Sandinthe in the Cogs CogsThree CogsThree CogsThree
Three hardheaded h practical men menwith menwith menwith
with knowledge of furniture and andequipment andequipment andequipment
equipment were directed by the theDistrict theDl theDIStrict
District Dl trict Commissioners to prepare preparea
a plan for furnishing the new Dis District District District ¬
trict building They went to work workTheir workTheir workTheir
Their estimate was for 142000 142000about 142000 142000about 142000shout
about 6 per cent of the cost of the thebuilding thebuilding thebuilding
building and site and about 4 per percent percent percent
cent less than the usual cost of fur furnishing furni furnihing ¬
nishing ni iling Government buildings in inWashington inVtbington In1Vesliington
Washington 1Vesliingtonkay WashingtonAny VtbingtonAny
Any CoBgreasman were the build building building buildlug ¬
ing in question a postoffice for his hisLome hishome hishome
home town would object to carry ¬
<
ing old furniture from the t tempo temporary temporary temporary ¬
rary quarters to the new He would wouldargue wouldargu wouldarguerightlythat
argue arguerightlythat rightly right1rthat that the equipment equipmentof
of the modern building ought to be beas beas beas
as modern as convenient as safe safefrom safefrom safefrom
from lire and as labor saving SIlY nS as asmoney asmoney asmoney
money could make it itThe itThe itThe
The District Commissioners Co nmis ioners have havenot havenot havenot
not done this thisaltogether altogether Their Theiradvisers Theiradvisers Theiradvisers
advisers have provided for fireproof fireprooffile
file cases and good plain usable usablesimple usablesimple usablesimple
simple furniture not ornamental ornamentalsave
save s e in its plainness and in the fact factthat factthat factthat
that it conforms generally with the theinterior theinterior theinterior
interior finish flt ish of the building For Fordesks Fordesks Fordesks
desks chairs and the like they have haveestimated haveestimated haveestimated
estimated 43000 43OOO for file cases caseselectric caseselectric easeselectric
electric fixtures counters and other otherequipment otherequipment otherequipment
equipment 92000 for the repair of ofold ofold ofold
old furniture and tho transporta transportation ¬
tion of supplies to the new building
7000 That is all And it is prac practically practicay practically ¬
tically an irreducible minimum minimumThe minimumThe minimumThe
The House which set itself a agood agood agood
good example in providing for its itsown itsown itsown
own office building forgot the th ex example cxmple example ¬
ample and cut down this estimate estimateby estimateby estimateby
by 35000 Senator Gallinger now nowproposes nowproposes nowproposes
proposes to put back that amount amountinto amountinto amountinto
into the urgency deficiency bill billthus bilIthus billthus
thus restoring the total to the fig figure figure figure ¬
ure recommended by the Commis Commissioners Commissioners Commissioners ¬
sioners It should go without say saying S8 S8ing saying ¬
ing that this should be done This Thiscountry Thiscountry Thiscountry
country and this Capital know mow no nolack nolack nolack
lack of funds which would justify justifyputting justifyputting justifyputting
putting sand in the cogs of their theiri theirGovernm theirGovernmnt
i Government GovernmentNow Governm tt ttXow
Now that the Pullman Company has hasgiven hugien hasgiven
given Its porters a bonus it is to be behoped behoped behoped
hoped it wont be long till its patrons patronsget patronsget patronsget
get some sort of a rebate fromthe from the por porilayor porters perters
ters tersloraor S SiEayor
ilayor McClellan having vetoed New NewYorks NowYorks NewYorks
Yorks smoke law the women will prolr prolrably pro1tably proitably
ably losr losralUInterest lOBO alUInterest in tho Question QuestionA iuesuonA
A woman never neverwants wants to do a thing so somuch somuch s smuch
much as when you ront ont want her to todo todo todo
do It ItIf Itn ItIf
If this Idea of Toledos Golden Rule RuleJudge RuleJudge RuleJudge
Judge of trying his sentences on him himself hlmself himself ¬
self spreads some of our magistrates magistratesare
are are going to look so well behind the thebars thebars thebars
bars that the public will be loth to have havethem havethem havethem
them got g t out again nga againFree 1 1Free v vFree
Free lunches are l barred rred In Wilmington Wilming Wilmington
ton Del D 1 well there are other places
PRESiOENTS Am AmAGAINST AIDAGAINST
AGAINST LABOR LABORIS
1 IS NOW SOUGHT SOUGHTH SOUGHTHundred
Hundred H Firms Might MightRecover lYightRecover MightRecover
Recover Damages Un Under Under Under ¬
der Supreme Court CourtDecision CourtDecision CourtDecision
Decision DecisionFederation DecisionFederation DecisionFederation
Federation May Seek SeekRepeal SeekRepeal SeekRepeal
Repeal of Offending OffendingSection OffendingS OffendingSection
Section S ction of Sher Sherman Sh r rnlan rnian ¬
man Law LaviJ I IAs
As a result re ult of tho theweep1ng sweeping antiboy antiboycott antiboycott antiboycott ¬
cott decision by theSupreme the Supreme Court of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the United States a movement has al already alre alresdy ¬
ready re dy been started among manufacturers manufacturerswho
who are represented on the unfair unfairliet unfairliet unfair1sV
liet of the th American Federation of ofLabor ofLabor ofLabor
Labor to petition President Roosevelt Rooseveltfor
for relief reliefDaniel reliefDaniel reliefDaniel
Daniel Davenport one of the attor attoriajf attorQ attorl1Q
l1Q > iajf Q for Loewe Co of Danbury DanburyConn DanburyConn DanburyCoon
Conn the h complainant in the t1 case de decided d delded decided ¬
cided yesterday ye erday is authority for the thestatement thetament thestatement
statement tament that tho matter will be bebrought bebrought belwought
brought to the Presidents Presl ents attention m mthe 1 1the Iathe
the near ne r future Ho points > to the para paragraph p ragraph paragraph ¬
graph in the recent special message rne age to toCongress toCongrHS toCongress
Congress in which the President d dcoired dc do docred <
coired c red that he would enforce the law lawagainst lawagalnJt lawagainst j
against labor unions as quickly quick I as asagainst asCigclnat asagainst
against tha th big corporations corporationsHundred corporationllHundred corporatIonsHundred
Hundred Firms Might Recover RecoverThat RecoverThat RecoverThat
That section of the Sherman anti antitrust antltrufDt antitrust ¬
trust act which provides for the col collection collection ccllection ¬
lection of three times the amount of ofdamages ofdarnages ofdamages
damages sustained by the victim of an anunlawful amunlawtul anunlawful
unlawful conspiracy con plracy fn restraint of oftrade oftrade oftrade
trade is now declared to be a valid law lawby lawby lawby
by the high jt t tribunal in the land and andwill andwill antiwill
will remain so until Congress shall shallrepeal shallrfpeal shallrpeaI
repeal it it In the opinion of counsel counselfor coun counselfor el eltor
for the complainant damages could be beobtained beobtained beobtained
obtained from the American Federation Federationof
of Labor L bor by b every one of the hundred hundredfirms hundredfirms hundredfirms
firms whose names appear on the Fed Federations Fedorations ed ederat1ons ¬
orations We dont patronize list listPresident 11stPr listPresident
President Pr ldent Gompers < iUl declines to todiscuss todl todiscuss
discuss dl cuss the decision or to indicate his hisfuture histutur6 hisfuture
future line of action It is consider considered ¬
ed likely however that the energies energiesof
of the leaders of organized labor will willnow willno willnow
now no be concentrated in a determined determinedeffort determinedetrort determinedeffort
effort to secure a repeal of the l e section sectionof
of the statute upon which yesterdays yesterdaysdecision Ye8terdaySdeclalon yesterdaysdecision
decision was based It is poitned out outthat outthat outthat
that the President Pre ldent himself ha has repeated repeatedly ¬
ly advocated amendment of the law so sothat sothat sothat
that certain forms of combination might mightbe mightbe mightbe
be permitted permittedLaborers permittedLaborers permittedLaborers
Laborers May Lose Homes HomesShould lomes lomesShould HomesShould
Should the law as a Intepreted by 11 the theSupreme theSupre theSupreme
Supreme Supre Court be enforced to its it limit limitagainst limitagainst
I
against Int the American Federation of ofLabor orIabor ofLabor
Labor that organization would ould be well wellnigh wellnigh wellnigh
nigh wrecked In the Danbury ease easealone etUtCalone easealone
alone damages to the extent of orwaa 968000 968000was 60000wag
was claimed against the Hatters Union Unionand Unionand Unionand
and pending adjudication S1SOOOA 000 worth worthof
of r property owned by individual mem members membenl momhers ¬
hers has peen been tied up by attachment attachmentproceedings attachmentproceedings attachmentproceedings
proceedings As A a result some of the themembers tbeJQ8mbers themembers
members will Ill lose their homes and ail ailtheir aUtheir alltheir
their savings savingsIn
In this connection the presence in inWashington inVashln InWashington
Washington Vashln ton < at this thl time of < James J 8 W WVan wYan WVan
Van Cleave CI V 4 ofSt or St Louis Lou I president of ofthe ofthe I
the American Manufacturers Associa Association 1J8OClatlon Association ¬
tion who has been fighting the Amen American A Amencan rt rtcan ¬
can Federation of Labor for the last lasttwo lIuIttwo lasttwo
two year is considered significant He Heis HeIs HeIs
is here with a number of other manu manufacturers manufacturers manufacturers ¬
facturers ostensibly to urge upon Con Congress Congress Congross ¬
gress the desirability of appointing a apermanent 8ptnnanent apermanent
permanent tariff commission as a advo advocated advocated aIvosated ¬
cated by Senator BeverIdge BeverldgeWWK BeverIdgeVANCLEAVE BeveridgeVAN
WWK VAN CLEAVE OFFERS OFFERSPEACE OFFERSPEACE OFFERSPEACE
PEACE TO TOLet LABOR LABORTHREATENS LABORTHREATENS
THREATENS FIGHT FIGHTLet
Let us u cease fighting Let organized organizedlabor organizedlabor
labor and capital go forward in peace peacenow pe8cenow peacenow
now that the Supreme Court of the theUnited theUnited theUnited
United States has determined the rights rlgfltsof
of each It would be too bad If the em employers emploers employers ¬
ployers are forced to drastic measures measuresto
to protect their property from criminal criminalpractices criminalpractices criminalpractices
practices practicesSuch practicesSuch practicesSuch
Such Is the olive branch raisedon raised on the thepedestal thepedestal
pedestal ped tal of a threat that capital capitalthrough capitaJthrough capitalthrough
through Its representative repre entative James W v
Van Cleave of St Louis president of
the National Association of Manufac ¬
turers presents pr sents today to labor laborS laborVan
v Van Cleave is in Washington as a amember am amember
member m mber of a delegation dele 8tlon of manufactur manufacturers ¬
ers to urge Congress to pass > the bill billproviding billproviding billprovdlng
providing for a tariff commission commissionThis commlssiof1This commissionThis
This decision of the Supreme Court Courtsaid courtsaid ourt ourtsaid
said he carefully eliminates ellmlnateaaU all the thecoercive thecoercive thecoercive
coercive violentand Violent and criminal methods methodsof
of the American Federation of Labor Labortht Labottht Laborthrt
tht have been so prominent In the thepast thepast thepast
past It leaves the framework of or organized organized organized ¬
ganized labor and If workingmen would wouldact wouldact wouldact
act wisely wI ly they will obey the mandate mandateof
of the court Such attitude will deserve deserveand deserveand deserveand
and will receive the respect and con consideration conslderatlon consideration ¬
sideration of their employers employersI
I rejoice in this decision decislonJor for it Is the theculmination theculmination theculmination
culmination of a life work worK It is no nosurprise noRurprlse nosurprise
surprise I have always had an abiding
faith In the Constitution and the law lawof 18wof lawof
of the country as Interpreted by our ourSupreme ourSupreme ourSupreme
Supreme Court CourtI CourthI
hI I sincerely hope that organized labor laborwill laborwill laborwill
will recognize the justice of the de decision decision decision ¬
cision Counsel advises me that acts actscommitted actscommltt actscommitted
committed d in similar sln Jar situations will willmake willmake willmake
make each Individual member of the theAmerican theAmerican theAmerican
American Federation of Labor liable to tocriminal tocriminal tocriminal
criminal prosecution Workmen In my myemploy myemplo rayemploy
employ I am sure would dislike to go goto goto goto
to the penitentiary or OJ sacrifice the sav savings savIngs sayings ¬
ings of a lifetime because of some act actof actor actof
of President Gompers of the American AmericanFederation AmericanFederatlon AmericanFederation
Federation of Labor in boycotting a amanufacturer amanufacturer amanufacturer
manufacturer Here Is something for forworkingmen forworkingmen forworkingmen
workingmen to think about It would wouldbe wouldbe wouldbe
be too bad if tho employers emplo ers should be beforced beforced beforced
forced to drastic measures by b reason reasonof relUiOnor reasonof
of further violation of their rights rightsTOO ribhtsTOG rightsTOO
TOO STRENUOUS STRENUOUSHe
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And An swore hed win at any cost costHe costHe costHe
He lost ten pounds and now he says saysThat sasThat saysThat
That he forsooth has loved and lost lostChicago lostChIcago lostChicago
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MRS M MRSIFft3KEACHIEVES S FISKEACHIEVES FISKE ACHIEVES TRIUMPH TRIUMPHIN TRIU PH
IN A DIFFICULT IBSEN ROLE ROLEjOTHER ROLEOTHER j jOTHER
OTHER FORCEFUL PLAYS HERE
The Cast CasRosmersholm CasRosmersholmJoba in Rosmeraholm RosmeraholmJohn
John J n Reamer of 0 Koswersholm formally formallyclergyman formerlYClergyman
clergyman of the pariah partahDruee Bruce McRae Yc ae
R Be Refeoeaa West t in charge of Roamers Reamershousehold RoamersJtousehokl Roamershousehold
household Mrs Fieke
Rector Kroll Roamers brotherinlaw brotherinlawFullor brotherInlawFuller brotherInlawFuller
Fuller Hellish
Ulrtc Bremiel Dnt elGeorge George Arilsa ArilsaPeter ArtiePeter tnIIsePeter
Peter Morten MfHt8llegard gard editor of 0 the Beacon Beaconad DeaeonAJbert BeaconAlbert
Albert flaming
MadaMe ad e HetaKh housekeeper Mu eeper at Romera Romeraw R Ro1rIholat 11 11hoImFIore
hoImFIore holat w Florence Montgomery MontgomeryMrs Mongotn MonigotnenyMrs rY rYMrs
Mrs Fiske has h reached the summit of ofdramatic ordr ofdramatic
dramatic dr matfc art in her delineation of the theleading theleading theleading
leading role in Henrik Ibsens Ros Rosmersholm Rosmenholm Rosmenshoim
mersholm Her characterization must mustbe mustbe mustbe
be recognized as one of the few genuine genuinemasterpieces genuinemaaterpleces genuinemasterpieces
masterpieces in our American gallery galleryof
of modern stage portraiture In her herimpersonation herJmpCr50natlon herImpersosatlon
impersonation of Rebecca West she shegave sbeg shegave
gave g a physical bodlment to the psycho psychological psychological ¬
logical 1 lcal side of a dual personality per onaUty and anddid andlid andtild
did It with such directness and force forcethat torcethat forcethat
that the playwrights own conception conceptionof
of his hi character was transmitted to toeveryone toeY8ryon toeveryone
everyone in the audience How do we weknow weknow weknow
know Because there tb re was a deathlike deathlikestillness de deathlikestillness tllllke tllllkeUllneN
stillness > throughout the Belasco last lastrlht lutflsht lastrJght
rlht during all the big scenes in the theplay theplay thepIy
play and there was that sincerest form formof fonnof formof
of appreciation an awesome aw mo silence for fora
a few moments afterthe after the fall of each eachcurtain eachcurtain eachcurtain
curtain curtainSeldom curtainSeldom curtainSeldom
Seldom indeed has ha there been seen in inWashington InWhlnston inWaahinton
Washington a more thoroughly im impressed Impressed m mpreued ¬
pressed audience tan that which filed filedsolemnly I IIiOlemnly Isolemnly
solemnly out of th Belasco after the theshocking thehocklng theshocking
shocking tragedy which occurred in the themill the111I theiIII
mill race outside the Hosmer home in inthe inthe inthe
the last act The tragedy was real to tothe tothe tothe I
the audience aud nce for or from the opening lines linesj lineIn linesin
in th the play when the servant declared declaredthat declaredthat declaredthat
that the dead de d of Rosmersholm Roamer holm held the theliving theliving thehYing
living there was built up with ever In Increasing Increaalng Increasing ¬
creasing force and certainty the im impending Impending Impending ¬
pending gloom of the flnal moment momentwhen momentwhen momentwhen
when the same servant shrieked her herterrible hert4rrlble herterrible
terrible message of the consummation consummationMrs con ummatlon ummatlonrlJ
Mrs rlJ FIske has never done anything anythingmore anthlngmore anythingmore
more fascinatingly weird than her Re Rebecca Rebecca Rebeces ¬
becca West eat and she has never before beforehandled betorehandled beforehandled
handled so subjective a role with lth such suchpenetrating auchlenetraUng suchimenetrating
penetrating analysis anal ts and material ex expression 83preIon expnesslon ¬
pression as to make it intelligible to tothe tothe tothe
the great body of theatergoers The Theactor TheRCtor Theactor
actor or the actress who can portray portrayfor portrayftr portrayfr
for us every mood and feeling of a astage astage astags
stage character is capable He or she shewho sheYrho shewho
who can make us see 6e the thought be behind behind behind ¬
hind the action of a stage < e creature de deserves ole oleJlerve Joserves ¬
serves a higher hl her meed of praise but the thereal thereAl thereal
real triumph ot dramatic art comes comeswhen corneahen comeswhen
when hen the th actor or actress bodies forth forthin
in h a visible vl lble form or transmits tele telepathlcally telepathlcally telepathically
pathlcally one scarcely knows which is isthe I Ithe Isthe
the means employed the combat of the thetwo theto thetwo
two personalities in the one man or orwoman oromall orwoman
woman It is this thl that Mrs Flake has hasaccomplished balla hasaccomplished
accomplished a in the characterization of ofRebecca ofRpbe ofRbeece
Rebecca Rpbe < c West WestIn WestIn Nt NtIn
In the first act Mrs Fluke Fl ke evinced a anervousness 8nenousnetMl anervousness
nervousness which hlch while hUe not out of ofharmony oCharmony ofharmony
harmony with the character she per portrayed pertraed ¬
trayed was almost irritating in its poorI ap apparent al alJrent apparent ¬
parent uncontrol Her peculiar man mannerism mannfrism mannonism ¬
nerism of slurring the lh opening words wordsof 1
of her sentences was also marked nark Be Beginning 1katnnlng Beginning ¬
ginning with the second act t however howeverthe hOWevrthe howeverthe
the immensity of her task seemed to de demand deI denmand ¬
mand the full power > and resource resourceof retOureelll retOureelllof resourcesof
of the actress and the objectionable objectionablefeatures objectionablefeatures I Iieatures
features of her work were almost en entirely entlrelv entirely ¬
tirely eliminates There was an In Incisive inelalvO ¬
cisive directness in her reading and a atechnique fttechnique atechnique
technique whichwas which was as altogether admir admirable admirj admirjable admirable ¬
able for its entire tlr absence of any sug suggestion sqgHUon suggestlOn ¬
gestion of theatricism theatricismIn
In the third act in which Rebecca Rebeccaconfesses RebeccaI Rebeccaconfesses
confesses her scheme of unseating the thereason therea80n thereason
I reason of Reamers wife in order te teachieve toachieve e eahleve
achieve her own ends Mrs Fiske ac accomplished accompUtllhed accompilehed ¬
complished a bit of emotional acting actingof
of such dramatic tensity and fore forewithout fone fonewithout orie oriewithout
without reporting to the abortive meth methode 11fthodr methode
ode employed by some of our socalled socalledemotional oeaJledMnoUonal socalledemotional
emotional actresses who tear a pas passion J8 peeslon ¬
sion Ion to tatters that her work was in inthe inthe Inthe
the nature of a revelation So much muchwas m mucham h hexprelNle
was am expressed by such quiet methods methodlJUlat methodsthat methodsthat
that the audience scarcely realized that thatthe th1tthe thatthe
the big scene in the play had coma tin ntjl mntiIit ntjlit til tilit
it was wa over overPerhaps oyerPerhap overPerhaps
Perhaps the most difficult phase of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the play pla comes in the last act In which whichRebecca whichR whichRebecca
Rebecca R Meea endeavors deavor to explain to Roe Roomer ROllImer Roemen ¬
mer why she confessed her crime It ItIs ItIs
Is 1 here that we are made to under understand understand understand ¬
stand In a vague mystical m tlcal way the th in inscrutable Inp inecrutable ¬
scrutable p < rutAble processes of the human sow souiThe 80mThe sowThe
The dramatist gives only a suggestion suggestionof
of what oat lies in the human heart and andthe andt
the t he e actress adds to this suggestion tI ge8t1on that thatvitalizing thatvltallzln thatvitalizing
vitalizing quantity which hlch quickens the theimagination th thImagination theImagination
imagination but leaves to the auditor auditorthe audltorthe auditorthe
the intellectual pleasure plea < mre of the solu solution solution solulion ¬
tion tionMrs
Mrs 1oIr Fiske I ifl It surrounded by a notable notablecast nota1WC8lIt notablecast
cast There are but six characters in inRosmersholm inuRo InRoemershoim
uRo Rosmersholm mersholm and each of these e has hasbeen bASbeen hasbeen
been entrusted to persons of rare die discretion dlIJcretlon diecretion ¬
cretion and fine powers of delineation delineationBruce dUneUonBruce dilineatlonBruce
Bruce McRae plays Roamer Ro mer with digni dignity dlgnlt ¬
t ty poise and admirable sell1 sel control controlHis controlHis controlHis
His ease e se of manner and thoughtful de demeanor d dmeanor domeanor ¬
meanor add much 10 0 the effectiveness effectivenessof
of the production and In the last act actthere acthe actthere
there he f is a note ote of strong human appeal
i worK worKThe
The Rector Krcll of Fuller Mulish Mulishwas Mellishwan eIM eIMwaR
was dogmatic uncompromising and re repellent re repf repellent ¬
pellent pf > llent in its austerity austerit and bigotry It Itwas Itwas Itwas
was an admirable embodiment of Ib Ibsens Ibsens lbSens ¬
sens conception concel > tion of the man who stands standsfor standstor standsfor
for the old order of things as opposed opposedto
to the new era of higher and broader broaderthought bcoaderthOtght broaderthought
thought thoughtGeorge thOtghtG thoughtGeorge
George G rge Anise Arl1 s Is always a genuine genuinedeHght genuinedeHght genuinedelIght
deHght His role in 44Lo Loan Kleschna Kleschnaand KJeschn8and Kleschnaand
and his Englishman In The New York YorkIdea YorkIdea YorkIdea
Idea stand out a aft cameo memories of ofunique otunique ofunique
unique stage characters And now he hecompletes hecompletes hecompletes
completes a trinity with his Ulric UlrtcBrendel UlricBrehdt UlricBrendel
Brendel a former tutor of Rosmers Rosmersand Rosmersand Roomersand
and a queer admixture a mixtue of philosopher philosopherpo philosopherpoet
po poet t and illogical visionary irrespons irresponsible irresponsIbJe irresponsible ¬
ible vagabond vagnb = nd He H has 11t it a few mo moments moments moment ¬ I
ments ment on the stage in the first and last lastacts lastacts lastacts
acts b6t b t his work will be remembered rememberedas
as a valuable addition to stage pic pictures pictures plctures ¬
tures There is a fascination about the thelonghaired thelonghalred thelonghaired
longhaired quasirational being of Ib Ibsens 11s lbsens > ¬
sens s ns creation that is most compelling compellingAlbert compellingAlbert compellingAlbert
Albert BrunIng as Peter Mortensgard Mortensgardhas
has even less to do than Mr Anise but buthe buthe buthe
he interprets the role of th editor of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the socialist organ The Beacon with withsuch withsuch withsuch
such finesse and precision that he hetoo hetoo hetoo
too deserves a large share of applause applausefor
for the uniform excellence of the per performance performance perforumance ¬
formance Mis Ml s Florence Montgomerys Montgomerysopportunity MontgomersoppOrtunity Montgomerysopportunity
opportunity as Mme Helseth the thehousekeeper thehousekeeper thehousekeeper
housekeeper came only during the last lastminute lastminute lastminute
minute of the play but her shriek of ofhcrror ofhcrror ofhcrror
hcrror as she he sees the manrd man JOd woman womanthrow womanthrow womanthrow
throw themselves into the mill race in ina InR
a spirit of self effacement and retribu retribution retribution retribulion ¬
tion chilled ones blood and caused causedthe CfLUselltbe causedthe
the audience to leave the theater with withthe withthe withtime
the thought that here too was an anactrew anRctref18 anactress
actress of no mean ability abilityRosmersholm abntt abnttRosmersholm abilityRosmersholrn
Rosmersholm Is staged with much muchtaste muchtaste muchtaste
taste and elaborateness by Harrison HarrisonQrev HarrIsonGrey HarrisonGrey
Grey FisKe FisKeLyceum FisKeLyceumCalifomia FIskeLyceumCalifornia
Lyceum LyceumCalifomia California Girls GirlsThe GirlstiThe GirlsThe
tiThe The Sultans Wives and The Girls GirlsProm GirlsFrom GirlsFrom
From Chelsea musical comedies with withplots withplots withplots
plots are presented by b the California CaliforniaGirls CaUforniaGirls CaliforniaGirls
Girls at the New Lyceum L ceum this week weekWith weekWith weekwith
With the olio they comprise one of the thebest thebest thebest
best attractions of the season Sam SamT SamTAdams J JAdams JAdams
Adams and ivllliam Maussey divide dividehonors dlvdehonors divdohonors
honors with a goodlooking chorus chorusGladys chorusGladys chorusGladys
Gladys St John and Tlllle Cohen as tho thoRuffy thoRuffy theRuffy
Ruffy Fluffy Girls are pleasing ple slng La LaBelle LaBelle LaBelle
Belle Marie and M J ORouke ORourke ORourkein
in songs and dances captured the favor favorof fa favorof or oro
of o tho audience as did May rn Orletta Orlettacontralto Orlettacontralto Orlettacontralto
contralto and Fred W Taylor The TheThree TheThree TheThree
Three Heumans present an excellent excellentbicycle excellentbicycle excellentbicycle
bicycle act
PERPETUAL PERPETUALBut
But tell me begged the persistent persistentsuitor persistentsuitor persistentsuitor
suitor after the fourth rebuff Is there therenothing therenothing therenothing
nothing I may hope for forOh forOb forOh
Oh yes sho replied graciously graciouslyforever gracIouslyoreverExchange graciouslyZoreverExchange
forever oreverExchange Exchange
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GRIPPING PLAY AT COLUMBIA COLUMBIAWITHSTANDING COLUMBIAWITH COLUMBIAWITH
WITHSTANDING WITH STANDING AND ROBERTS ROBERTSThe ROBERTSThe ROBERTSThe
The Cast in The Right of Way WayDr j jDr
Dr We Yet40RVu Won WonPrice Van Buses DwMmPbllUpe DwMmPbllUpePrfee Phillip PhillipJ PhillipsK
Price PriceKttBtace J H Rowland HowUndE ItowlandEutaee RowlandItustsce
KttBtace Wastage Wan Esq EsqCharter E Y Backus BackusOujr BcltuaI BackueCharisy
Charter Steel SteelJack Oujr Standing StandingJbUon StandiniJack
Jack Brown BrownBilly I JbUon i4 i4BlUy K Mite MiteJoseph MilesBilly =
Billy Wantage WantageJoe W WastageJoaeph Joseph Vuohy VuohyTheodore IuobYJoe TuobyToe
Joe Portugal PortugalKathleen Theodore Roberts RobertsAlice RobertsKathleen RobertsKathleenAlice
Kathleen KathleenCape KathleenAlice Alice lymnoa lymnoaMartin JonnunCApe Lonnonpc
Cape pc ThewMw inuring lnidngMartin Martin Sabhte SabhtePhilip 3bIDeJOUgoR SebinsJeugon
JOUgOR t tGravel Philip J 1 Laffon LaffonAvertll 1 1Grav Laffesnarris <
Gravel GravelBo Grav Avertll Harris HarrisKelso RarrlaBoTI narrisBovis
BoTI Bo Tin TinRoug Kelso Henderson HendersonUoiwt HdeonIWuge HendersonRouge
Rouge GoaMlta GoaMltaTbeopMte Gos dM LIonel Willis WIMtaFrank WUlbiJack WillisJack
Jack II HOsgit > Frank English KnguehMarcua EngU8hTbeopItlM EnglishTheophile
TbeopMte TbeopMteStHOB Marcua Wilder WilderPaula WU wIlarSuson r rSUIIOII
StHOB StHOBU Paula Oloy OloyY
U Marvel MarvelTJw elaeo = decree F Du Vein VereHenry VeinTb ere ereTIe
TIe Tb Care CareM Henry Wenman WenmanAtex WellmancMattrnoIAJex WennianM
M RoMtgnol RoMtgnolRoMUto cMattrnoIAJex Atex Kearney KearneyMay xmeRo KerRYBuckley
RoMUto RoMUtoPaukstU Ro 1Ie May ay Buckley BuckteyMtgnom BuckayPauIoU BuckleyPanlett
PaukstU Du Bate BateLouU Mtgnom 111 B Beraq BeraqlAule BerangurLouis ra0er ra0erLa
Louis Tztuiel TztuielThe IIe La By ByHeary BtyIhe BiyThe
The Abbe A bbe eo eo eo Heary UIT J 1 HadfleW HadfleWA
A stroii strong pulsing play which baa lost lostnothing l lostnothing t tnothing
nothing in th the dramatisation dramaUl Oft from Sir SirGilbert SirGilbert SirGilbert
Gilbert Parkers stirring novel pre presented pceHnttel ptesented ¬
sented by a a most capable company companyheaded companyheaded Y Yheaded
headed by Guy GyStandlng Standing and Theodore TheodoreRoberts TheodoreRoberta TheodoreRoberts
Roberts is the offering at the Colum Columbia Columbia Columnbla ¬
bia Theater this week under the title titleof titleot titleof
of The Right of Way and It merits meritsall meritsall meritsall
all the good things one Olm can say about aboutIt aboutit
It it It is divided into five scenes all allintensely allInte allnteflsely
intensely Inte ltely dramatic Its It theme and andrapidly 81drapldly andrapidly
rapidly developed plot is l decidedly dif different dUfeJent dIrferent ¬
ferent from the usual gamut of theatri theatrical theatrical theatnical ¬
cal offerings otterin and therein is a portion portionof
of the secret of Its appeal Th The re remainder re romatador ¬
matador mafde lies 1 with wt Standing Stnding Roberts Robertsand Robrt Robertaand
and Miss J May Jlay Buckley all al three the of ofwhom otwhom ofwhom
whom are well known to t Washington Washingtontheatergoers Washingtontheatergoers Valnlton Valnltonletergo
theatergoers theatergoersStanding letergo theatergoersStanding
Standing Staing has h been b seen Mn here hN in II many manyproductions mAY mAYprou manyproductions
productions prou but bt he has h never nee surpassed surpassedhis
his Charley Charey Steele Stel in The Right Rht of ofWay otWa ofWay
Way Wa especially Cpaly in the first frt act t His Hisconception Hi Illsconception
conception cncepin of the brilliant bnt FrenchCa FrenchCanadian FrenhCa FrenchCanadlan ¬
nadian nan lawyer 1wyer in th the clutches cuth of the theflowing te tening theflowing
flowing ning bowl bwllh bowlwith with his contempt ctemp for formodern tormoen formodern
modern moen conventions cnventns and an pitiless ptn condom condemnation cndem cndemntio condomnation ¬
nation ntio of o those thO he had dragged drege down downto donto downto
to ruin Is 1 graphic grphi and an convincing convincingThe cvncing cvncingThe
The part Irt does c not no call cl for much muh after afterthe afterthe
the first frt scene > ne until untl the fourth where wherelifter whertter wherefter
lifter tter fter reason r has b been bn restored rNtoe to t him himhe himh himhe
he h is i called cl upon upn to defend defe the girl girlhe girlhe l lhe
he loves from the IOD none ooe and an enraged enragedvillager enragedviiiagert
villager 1lae1 It I savors von strongly strngly of mole melodrama moledrains ¬
drama dr but Standing Stdi by his hi clever cleverwork cever ceverwo cleverwork
work wo saves Ve the situation aituUon from fr the thesordidness te tearldne thesordidness
sordidness arldne of bloodXaivl blo bloodai4 thunder thunderThe thun thunderThe
The Joe Jo Portugal Porugs of Theodore Teore Rob Roberts Robert Robarts ¬
arts ert is i one of the th most mN delightful dthtul per portrayals pr prtryal pertrayals ¬
trayals tryal he has ha done His H Interpreta Interpretation Intepret ¬
tion shows sbw deep de study stuY of the character characterand chcter chcterand characterand
and his every eve appearance aprc on the te stage stageta sge sgeI
ta I followed tUowe by a gripping gripiD of the te heart heartstrings heart5lrn heartstringS ¬
strings 5lrn From aversion aveon for to a a cowardly cowardlymurderer cadly cadlyIudrer cowardlyniurderer
murderer Iudrer the audience auienc is i gradually graduallylifted gduly gdulylfe graduallylifted
lifted lfe into a sort srt or reverence reverc for torrturete a aresurrected aresurrected
resurrected man manMr manMr
rturete m
Mr Roberts Robr makes n the t most mo of the thenumerous thenumeru thenumerous
numerous numeru opportunities oprunitie for character characterwork cha charncterwork < r rwork
work and a d emotional emotoal acting acUn His Hs con confession confelon confeasion ¬
fession felon of C the tortures torure of of conscience consciencetold cle consciencetold
told to Steele StMle in the third tird scene le when whenthe whenthe
the two are e alone alone in their mountain mountainhut mountan mountanhut mountainhut
hut is I a superb suprb bit v ut actn actingMay acting actingMay
May Buckley is another aother to whom is isdue isdue
Ky
due a a portion of the th credit cret for the thesuccess te teau thesuccess
success pro of the play It I is h only to be beregretted beregretted
regretted ngrte au that her pay o1 olf ole is not nt as large largeand JJe JJead largeand
and ad as prominent ai x tho th thos of C Standing Standingan1 Standingawl
awl a Roberts Rot pmlt She Sh is h i v pbarmlg uarroiufir 1 Rosa Rosalie Ro Rosalie ¬
lie 1 the Ue mountain mountin swjetneart aw We etneart t of Steele SteeleThe SteeleThe
The simplicity mnpllly she > e gives th t the character characteris cbter cbterI
is delightful delightfulAlice delightfulAlice
I Alice deUchttul LonnoH as a Kathleen Kathlen the wife wifeof wifeof
of Alc Steele Stele LDR and Joseph oeph Tuohy as a Bill BillWantage BillWantage
Wantage her an brother bJ r are ae two others otherswho othenho otherswho
who ho ate make the nu mo meet st of small parts partsBoth partsBoth
Both me are djcldedly dldly clever ceer and it i is i un unfortunate unfortunte unfortunate ¬
Bth fortunate a that the jJay does d a not nt admit admitof ait aitor admitof
fortunte tht
of a larger la er field fel J7 f the display dspay of oftheir ortheir oftetr
their a ability abUtr The rernatnder rralnder of the cast castTe ct ctI castisod
I isod Te ad adTe plot of the jil t nay l r deals del with ih the thedisappearance thedlpprne thedisappearance
disappearance Te pot of Steele 9tele from trm irksome irksomesurroundings irksme irksmefulNlndlnp IrksomesurrtiifldlflSK
dlpprne surroundings fulNlndlnp In Montreal Montnat mom rm an a un unloving UI Unloving ¬
loving wife and ad her lover He sought soughtdeath soughtdth soughtdeath
lovnr death In a river bank bnk saloon won but is issaved ISsve 18saved
dth saved by Portugal a ortu as whom he had just justsaved justIve justsaved
saved sve from frm the gallows plo by b a brilliant brilliantpiea brUant brUantpie brilliantplea
Ive plea at the bar br of Juartce jUJ usce ce He is in injured injure Injured ¬
jured pie in a saloon IIn brawl brwl and he awakes awakesin awakes awakesIn
jure in a village 200 2 iO miles mUe from frm Montreal Montrealwith Montrealwith
a vllge of the Portu Portuirais Portugals
with no recollection past Potu Potug
gals wih is his rel companion cmpnion ton and ad p they live Jve in inefic inC inpeace
g Rosalie come comeinto comesInto
for three years
peace efic C thre ye Roie
into Steeles St les life and all al is well wfl until untilan untilan
unforseen incident causes Steele to tosubmit tosubmit tosubmit
an unforsn incidet cau Stee
submit to an operation which wich restores restoresmemory restoresmemory
oraton
memory memor He finally fnaly plans pln to t lose r Rosaliealthough him hlmslf hm hmal himself
self because he cannot marry mr Rosalie Rosaliealthough
al although buse his wife wle had ong since tnct mar married marnod ¬
nod aJhouh He learns IEas later tit tt his hi wife wfe w wdead sanead
dead ead and then all al ends well wel with ith hie hieunion hieunion hisunion
union with wi lb Rosalie Role ana conversion cnerso from frominfidelity tromInfidelt frominfidelity
infidelity through throughher throughherliTANY her herMANY herMT
Infidelt thruc
MANY MT PLEASING PLEASIG NUMBERS NUMBERSON NMERS NMERSON
ON CHASES BILL BIL THIS WEEK WEK
Chases h presents prent a a diversified dtversf enter entertaining entertalnlng entertaming ¬
taming bill bl this week wek one that averages averageswell average averagewel averageswell
well wel despite deste possibly a a weak wek act here hereand herean hereand
and there for pbly several svenL are ae of headline headlinecaliber hetne hetnecibr headlinecaliber
caliber an and of a most mot pleasing peng character characterClement caacter caacterClment characterClement
cibr an
Clement Clment De Lion Lon i Is the curtain curt3n raiser raiserwith ralr ralr1t raiserwith
with some sme mystifying mystfyng sleightofhand sleightofhandwork sleptofbnd sleptofbndwork
1t
blllard blllardballs billardbells
work using twelve phantom blam blambls
balls bls Henry onry Horton does do some sm clever clevercharacter cever cevercharcer clevercharacter
character charcer acting actl A In a a pastoral ptora sketch sketchcalled Met Metclo sketchcalled
called clo Uncle JJems Lms ems Dilemma Diema Assist Assisting 4tsistIng Mtst MtstIn ¬
and andJames andame andJames
him a are Louise Hardenburs
ing In 1m ao Lonls Harenburg
James ame ONeill ONel The work of the te trio tio is isacceptable isaceptbl isacceptable
acceptable aceptbl but the sketch Is dull dul in inplaces inplaces
places placesBora place placesDora
Dora Dor Ronca vlolinlste scored sre in a anumber anumbr anumber
number of artistic artstc selections sleUOD and re responded respnded responded ¬
sponded numbr to several Seral encores enore Her work workIs
Is spnded quite clever Frank Bryon Bron and an Louise LouiseLangdon LouiseLangdon
Langdon are the laughproducing laughproucing pair pir of ofthe ottho ofthe
Lngdon the bill and their sketch The Dude DudeDetective DudeDetectve DudeDetective
Detective bi kept the audience auience tittering titteringall Utering Uteringal
all Detectve the while whie Langdon was wa really reallyfunny reJy reJytunn reallyfunny
funny al The Five Madcaps lacP are seen in ia ianumbr a anumber anumber
number numbr of dainty acrobatic arobti turns turs which whichtOOlc whichtook hlch hlchtok
took wellJames Well WellJames
tok James wel j J Morton billed bie as a the fellow fellowof fellw fellwof
of the infinite lest lived lve up to the pro prohe progm program
gram He responded to encre encores untl untlhe until untilhe
repnde
he gm told everything he knew knewFiguratively kne so he sid sidFIe said saidFiEuratively
eVErtluJ
Figuratively speaking spking the sides side of the theaudience theauience theaudience
FIe audience rtvelY shook all al the while hUe Morton Mortonwas Mortonwas orton ortonwa5
auience was upon the stage stageBobkers staJe staJeBobkers stageBobkerS
Bobkers Arabs did a number numbr of char characteristic characterintIc ¬
Bobkers Arab car caracteristic
acteristic Arab Arb acrobatic acrobtc turns turs some someold ame ameold someold
old and some sme new but all al of a high or order order order ¬
merit meritGayety ineIItGayetyPriflCO
der of mert mertGayetyuPrnc6
Gayety GayetyuPrnc6 GayetyPriflCO Prince of Petticoats PetticoatsRose Pettcots PettcotsRos PetticoatsRose
Rose Ros Sydell and fd her London LoIn Belles BUe Is Isthe isthe isthe
the attraction atrcton at the te Gayety this ti weekIn week weekin eek eekin
in a twoact twoat musical muIc1 comedy cor The hThePInce ThePrince ThePrince
Prince PInce of Petticoats Pettcts and an a chorus chor of oftwo ofLwo oftwo
two dozen pretty prety girls who are well welltrained wel welltrained
trained traine In songs sngs and ad specialties n r ealUe and andwho andwho
who dance dace with Wlh vigor Ivotty I utty costumes costumesand costumesand
and ad good goo scenic effects efet mark both bth bur burlesques bUllesues builesques ¬
lesques Harry Ha Sauber Subr furnishes furnishe moat moatof Iost Iostof rpostof
lesues
of the fun Rose Ros Sydell Sydel has h ample aple op opportunity opportunity ¬
portunity ortun1 for clever cever work rk as a Bonnie BonnieBon BonnieBon BonnieBoa
Bon Ton a n millionairess mlUonalre and ad was wa en enthuslat1clly enthusiasticailY
1 thuslastScally thuslat1clly received receivedSUN receIvedSUf receivedsur
SUN SUf PEOPLE ILLUMINATED ILLUMINATEDInventor ILUMIATED ILUMIATEDInventor ILLUMUATEDInventor
Inventor of the ie soul sul kiss kis who whoclaims whocams whoclaims
claims cams to have visited the planets plaet says saystho sys systho saysthe
tho sun people pople are eight feet tall tl and andhighly andhighly andhighly
highly Illuminated 1umlnated They are ae all al bald baldheaded baldheded baldheaded
headed heded and ad each eac faculty faculy In the te head headscintillates hed hedsintiates headscintillates
scintillates sintiates like lke a Jewel The head hed ap appears appears appears ¬
pears like lke an Incrusted ornament ornent or ordiadem ordiadem ordiadem
diadem dazzling da7Ung with wih rubles rble emeralds emeraldssapphires emerlds emerldsspphirs emeraldssapphires
sapphires spphirs and diamonds All Al of which whichmay which whichma whichmay
may Exchange ma comfort some afflicted atlcte mortals mortalsExchange mortals mortalsExchange
SKINNER SKNNR ANOTHER PETRUCBJO PETRUCBJOIN PETRUCHO PETRUCHOIN
IN THE TH HONOR OF THE FAMILY FAMILYThe FAMILY FAMILYThe FAMILYThe
The Cast CastColonel Cast CaseColonel
Colonel Philippe BrWau BrWauJeanJscftuee BruOts flnldeuOtis Otis Skinner SkinnerA SkinnerJesnJseues
Col PkUp
JeanJscftuee Kouget Ro e A G Andrews AndrewsJo AndreWSCommandant
Commandant Max c oiihFrancis li li1op frlyie frlyieJoseph
Jo Joseph eph Brklau Ba Harry Har Burkhardt BurkhardtBoralce Brkhrt BrkhrtDlc BurkhardtBorniche
1op Boralce Dlc Ritee Rul Russell ll Craufcird CraufcirdGeneral Ctur CraufurdGeneral
General Carpentler CarpentisrWalter Walter F = Scott SeottCaptaui Scottcptak
Captaui Pott i Potelredenick Frederick k kFs Fs Sargent SargentCaptain SKrgencptatn
Captain Cpn Renanl Renn BenaniHarry Harry Uar Barfoot BarfootCommandant Bot BotCm4t BrZOOCommandant
Cm4t Commandant MignoanetJoBeph 1fgRn1o Wheekx W w wOremo Ir IrOt erHudO
Ot Oremo Alfred lr Hudson 1O Jr JrKotMkl J JrBUrkhSXd
KotMkl Kt Harry Burkhardt BurkhardtFlora Brt BrtF BUrkhSXdFlora
Flora F Brazier 1a Percy Haawrfl HaawrflMadame Hwel HwelXe fisaweliMadame
Madame Brldau BnidauSarah Sarah Pa44en Pa44enLa
Xe BrduSrh Pe PeL
La L Vedie Yele Koealie lt Onpre OnpreWith Dp DpWlh jp jpWith
With Wlh a slash of his hisaword sword a a rap of ofhis ofbi ofhis
his bi stick and an a threat thet hurled hure through throughthe throughth
the th air like lke a bomb bmb Otis Ots Skinner scored scoredanother scoredanother red redalother
another alother triumph in Washington at the theNational theNatinal theNational
National Natinal Theater 1heter last night in The TheHonor Te TeHonor TheHonor
Honor of the Family Faiy Paul Potters Pottersadaptation Poters PotersatUon PottersedataUon
< adaptation atUon of the French Frenh play VIY original originally orgnl orgnlly ¬
ly founded on Balzacs Blzs La Menage de deGascon deGatn tieGagcen
Gascon Gatn The character ehater of Philippe PhilippeBrldau PhilippeBnldsu
Brldau Brdu reminds one so 8 strongly strongy of ofPetfuehlo o oPerhlo ofPetruehlo
Petfuehlo Perhlo In The Taming Taing of the theShrew te teShrew theShrew
Shrew Shrew that almost almt the same sae expres expressions expe expesOM expreestone ¬
stone sOM might be used ue in defining de ning It ItPhilippe I ItPhilippe
Philippe Phlpp comes come on o like lke a bomb bmb and re rebounds rebus rebounds ¬
bounds bus throughout throughot the play pay with equal equalemphasis equalemphasis
emphasis epaBlr threatening thretening to t explode eplode at atevery atevery I Iever
every ever turn tur He cuts ct and a slashes slashesthreatens Bluhe slashesthreatensbrowbeats
threatens threen threatensbrowbeats browbeats brobt and generally geerally ter terrorizes terrortze terronizee ¬
rorizes rortze everybody eveby about abt abo4t the th place pace But Buthe Duthe Buthe
he is 1 a French Frenc soldier sldier who realizes relz the thehonor te tehonr thehonor
honor honr of his family faly Is at stake tae and an he hehas heha hehas
has ha come cor to save sve it if I he has hI to kill killoff ki killoff
off of a few persons rernc to do It it With Wih the thememory thememeny thememory
memory of many mny successes ue told tol offto offtothis ot off to tothis tothis
this admirable admIrbe actor including incuding his per performance pr performnanee ¬
formance forac of The h Taming Tang of the theShrew theShrew theShrew
Shrew Shrew with wth Miss Ml Rehan Rehn several sever years yearsago yearsago
ago ao It I must mut be b conceded conee that he has hashis hubill hashis
his greatest gretut success lJuce in years yes In Philippe PhilippeBrldau PhilippeBrldau
Brldau BrIdau He outPetruchtoed outPtele Petruchlo Petruchloand Petlo Petloan Petruchioand
and an so delightfully d6lshttuly so s consistently cn8wtenUy per portrayed pr prtryo pertrayed ¬
trayed tryo this thl dashing duhtg determined deterine devil deviltakeeverythingbuthonor devl deviltakeeverythingbuthonor
takeeverythingbuthonor tkeeverUlnsbuthnr soldier ldler that thatthe thatthe thatthe
the audience adlenct could not fail fal to feel the theinfluence them themisiluenee
influence m uenca of his hi more moe or less le brutal brutalway brtal brtalway brutalwa
way wa of getting gettIn what wht be had come for forThe torhe forThe
The he Honor of the Family Faiy te 1 es essentially e ccnentlally ¬
sentially 8nUally a comedy comy and a a comedy cmeY of the themost themot themost
most mot delightful drawing drwing While Vhle the thebackground thebkgrund thebackground
background bkgrund is more mre or lees dramatic dramaticinvolving dramatc dramatcInvolvin dramaticinvolving
involving the period prio of the restoration restorationof
of the Bourbon Burbn dynasty dYiut this atmos atmosphere at atmosphere ¬
phere i iv apparent cnly nly infrequently as a
the comedy cme element is permitt permittdominate to todominate
dominate dmnate except ect in the th concluding concuding act actIt actIt I IIt
It moves mvc like lke wildfire widfre through three threeacts tree treeacts threeacts
acts taking takin the cue from Mr Skinner Sknner Sknnerwho Skinnerwho j jwho
who plays up to the highest higet key Th Thaudienc Thaudience I Iaudience
audience audienc was completely cmpletely lost in the thecharm j jcharm I Ichar
charm char of Mr Skinners comedy but J Jeirtier J Jeller Ieither
comey
either eller the original OIgnal playwright playwight or the theater theadapter i iadapter
adapter ater Mr M Potter Poter failed fan to keep the themost thestory thestory
story of Utl this high pltth pitch and I It ens ends a nJ nJmost
most Kt in melodrama Ilra The last act drops dropsfrom drip dropsfrom
from pure comedy comy into tragedy traey of the thegloomiest theIomiet thegloomiest
gloomiest Iomiet sort rt and ad as a the town tow bells bellsj bn bna bellsare
j are a tolling tolnl out the death dh of Floras Floraslover Floas Floaslov Floraslover
lover lov r Philippe Pipp his hi slayer sJe goes go out outhumming outhumming outhumming
humming a little lte French Fenc song to en encounter encunter encounter ¬
counter cunter an assassin lan In hiding biing just justM jus justaround
M round the corner crner But Philippe Plp la Ii not notkilled notkUI notkilled
killed kUI He returns rturs with 1th the bl bland an announcement a announcement ¬
nouncement nouncment Theres hee a man out there therewho therewho therewho
who needs n 8 attention atenton Its Is a a rather rathergruesome rther rthergme rathergruesome
gruesome ending even for a French Frenchcomedy Frencbcmy Frenchcomedy
comedy cmy gme and one on cannot nnt but 1ut regret r et that thatihe tt tthe thatthe
the he play playdramatic dramatic license UcJ of course coursecould cour coursecould
pyrtc
could not have hve been n kept kep up to t the thewhite thewhie thewhite
white whie h heat at t of altogether aloethr delightful delightfulcomedy dellhttu delightfulcomedy
comedy three thre omey acts actsMiss act actsMiss that tht characterizes eaez the te first firstthree frst frstthre ltrstthree
Miss 11 Percy Pecy Haswell Hawel Shared Ia honors honorswith honr honorswith
with wih Mr Skinner Slner Miss XI Haswell awel has hasdone h hasdone
done some me remarkably remkablYlo ood 44 work but buther bt bther buther
her clever Impersonation imprston of the selfish selfishscheming selfishscheming lf I
scheming Jheln cever Flora Flr whose whoe one oe redeeming redeemingquality reeig reeigqualty redeemingquality I
quality was a great t love for a man rn as asselfish S8slfisb asselfish
selfish qualty slfisb and ad scheming as a herself herl is 1 the thebst theI thebout
and most artistic piece of acting actingshe actingshe
bout bt Jt atstc plf atng atngbe
an
she be has yet given in Washington Vlhlngon Miss MissHaswell MiuHs1el MissHaswell
I Haswell Hs1el received relve a cordial reception receptionlast repton reptonJIst
last JIst night a manifestation mniettion of her per personal pr pronal pernonal ¬
sonal popularity here A G Andrews Andrewsais Anrew Anrewas
as the pplarity decrepit old od uncle whose wos love for forFlora forF0r forFlora
Flora F0r leads detpt A him almost almot to the te sacrifice sacrificeof scrifce scrifcef
of his fortune forune and his family faIy gave gaveadmirable gve an aniclmirable
admirable Admirble f performance prfoan < e and Harry Harryxcterisation HarryBurkhardt
Burkhrdt IrenteI rresentel a cle clear cut char charRcterzon charaetenizatlon
xcterisation as KouskI Koul1d servant srat to Max MaxGilet MaxGilet
Rcterzon Gilet Floras lover i Harry Ha Barfoot Barfootwho Barfootwho rot rotwho
Olet
who y w was a as for so many years yers associated associatedwith alite associatedwith
with th E S WlHard Viar Joseph Wheelock WheelockST eolo
ST and d Russell RUMn Craufurd Crufurd Op filled ftle minor minorroles minorrole minorroles
roles role exceptionally exceptonaly well wellPLEASING wellPLEASING wellPLEASING
PLEASING MELODRAMA MELODRAMAAT JIELODRA JIELODRAAT
AT MAJESTIC THIS THS WEEK WEEKThe WEK WEEKThe
1 1The
The Majestic Mtc has ha as a Us 13 attraction tracton this thisweekLew thisweekLew I Iwekew
wekew weekLew Welch Wech In uTi The Shoemaker ShoemakerThough Shomaer ShomaerTough ShoemakerThough
Though Tough designated deigate as a drama dra on the pro program progrm program ¬
gram from the rise to the fall of the thecurtain thecurtain thecurtain
grm o te
curtain melodrama mel8a in Its It most mt attrac attractive cttraelive ¬
live form held lled the audience auience enthralled enthralledThe enthralledThe
The Te play tells tell a a homely hom ly sto stoy y of love loveand loveand ve veand
and intrigue IntIg pay From Fom the te coblers coblers shop in inthe 1 inthe
the Bowery Bwer cellar cear across a rt the continent continentto cnCnent cnCnentto
to the land of cowboys cowbys and miners iners the theaudience theaudience theaudience
audience follows the aged shoemaker sh In
search srh of his stolen daughter daugh r to rejoice rejoiceat rejice rejiceat
at last lat in the timehonored tmehonor triumph tumph of ofright ofrigt ofright
right over wrong wrng In the te role or 0 = Morris MorrisGoldberg MorriaGoldberg orri orriGoldbrg
rigt Goldberg Goldbrg Lew Welch shows shws a sympa sympathetic smpa smpathetc sympathetic ¬
thetic thetc bteidliff blnd1JS of pathos ptho and humor humorfaintly humorfainty humorfaintly
faintly fainty rminlscent renlnisent of Davij Dv WarCod WarCodin WarJcd WarJcdin
in his earlier earler days though then then are aremany aremny aremany
many mny little lUl mannerisms mannerism of Mr Welch Welchwhich Welchwhich Welchwhich
which are somewhat smewhat trying trlni George Georgei Gerge GergePhelp GeorgePhelps
i Phelps Phelp as Loney Lney Tom the unfortunate unfortunatechild mrortunatechid infortunatechild
child chid and Joseph Josph DIxon as 8 Dopy Dpy Mack Mackdid Mackdid
did excellent excelent work In their thei respective respectiveparts reptive reptivepart8 respectiveparts
parts Miss May ay Noble was 11 convincing convincingin
in her interpretation Interetaton of the character characterof c
of Muriel Iurel Hamilton Hamiton and an received receive much muchapplause muchappllLu muchapplause
applause applauseThe appllLuThe applauseThe
The minor roles roe were pla plae plaal ei in an At ac acceple acceptablo
1 ceptable ceple manner and ad the singing spe specialty specialy apecialty ¬
cialty cialy of f the tle Musketeer Musketer Quartet wasgreatly was wasgreatly
greatly geIY enjoyed enjo e by bJ the te audience auiece whichwas whIchwas Which Whichwas
was unstinting unstntng in Its Is praise praiseREALISTIC pi piREALISTIC praiseREALISTIC
REALISTIC RACING RCG PLAY PLAYOFFERING PLAYDFFERG PLAYOFFERING
OFFERING DFFERG AT ACADEMY ACADEMHis ACADEMYHis
His Last Lt Dollar Dlar which appears at atthe atte atthe
the te Academy ACdemy this week wek is a racing rfng play playand pl plnnd playand
and one of the best bt presented prented at this thisplayhouse tis tisplayllouse thisplayhouse
playhouse this season seson The action acton of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the drama revolves rovlve around aroun the winning winningof
of tho Futurity by b a Kentucky Kentuch colt colt Th Thcolts Thcols Tlticolts
colts cols victory victor paves pve the way to peace peaceand peaceand
and prosperity prosperit for all concerned concere with withthe wih withthe
the exception ecepton of the villain vI I n and ad fur furnhhes furniches
i niches a thrilling thrilQS climax cUm ax to the te fourth fourthact fourthact fourthact
act < David Braxton Brton coauthor cuthor as Joe JoeBraxton ToeBraton JoeBraxton
Braxton Braton gave gve an 8 excellent excelent interpreta interreta Interpretatiers
I tiers of his role rol Page Spencer Specer as a a Clar Clarpnce Ciaronce
i once pnce Lonsdale Lonsale a a swell swel is i also alo accept acceptable acccpt1ble acceptable ¬
able 1ble The remainder of the te cast ct is isKood Isgood
good 100 especially opecIaly Mary ar Servoss as E1 E1nor Emnor
nor Downs Emma Salvatore as Viola ViolaGraysoa ViolaGraysn ViolaGrayson
Graysoa Graysn and Bliss DU8 Milford M1tor as Alicia AliciaTrie AliciaLi
Trie Li me play phi pldylsweli Is wl well mounted mountedLACONIC mountedLACONC mountedLACONIC
LACONIC LACONICIs LACONC LACONCIs
Is the proprietor In 7 asked the te via visitor vi viaItor ¬
itor itorNo ior iorsir No sir replied reple the office ofc boy boyIs 0 boyIs
hIs Is he in the city cityYes ciy ciyYes cityYes
Yes sir sirWill sirVI sIrWill
Will he bo back soon soonNo soonKo soonNo
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No sir sirTonight sirTonight sirTonight
Tonight TonightNo
No sir sirTomorrow sirro sirromorrow
Tomorrow ro some time timeNo thneN timeNo
No N sir sirDid sirDd sirDid orw
Did Dd he leavo any ay word for Mr MrNash MrNah MrNash
Nash NashNo Nah
No sir sirThe sirThe sirThe
The stranger looked loked at the te office boy boysharply boysharly boysharply
sharply sharly Wlen When did he go goYesterday goYesterday 01 01Yetcay
Yesterday Yetcay afternoon afternoonDidnt ateroon ateroonuDldnt afternoonDidnt
Didnt he say when hed be backf backfNo bckr bckrNo backVNo
No sir sirWell sirVel sirWell
Well Vel where the dickens Is he heAt heAt heAt
At the undertakers undertakersWhats underkers underkersWhats undertakersWhats
Whats the matter mattertHes mater materes matterlIes
lIes es dead deadHrers deadHarpera Harpers Weekly Weeky
POLTICAL POLITICAL DEBATE DEBATEBourke DEBATEON
ON FLOOR OF HOUSE HOUSEBourke HOUSEBourke
Bourke Cockran CQ kran Scores the thePresident thePresident J JPresident
President and Advocates AdvocatesBrvans Advoates AdvoatesBryans AdvocatesBryans
Bryans Policies PoliciesA
Polces PolcesA
A storm at of political pliil deoat < e swept over overth overth overthe
ae
th th the House Ho late 1t yesterday yet afternoon afternoonIt aron ftaTflOO1It
It I was participated Irpe In by y moms I of tut tutablest tneablet tzCablest
ablet ablest speakers spke and ad It reached re to t Pros Presidential PrEs PrEsdenUal Prosdential ¬
dential political pouU Republican Rebli and a Demo Democratic Dmj Dmjcrl Demcrtic ¬
cratic crl in the moat mt vigorous vW fashion fashionThe tbon tbonTI fashionThe
The TI chief feature teture o tb te the debate dte waS W waSthe caathe s sthe
the public pubic announcement alunent by b Reprc Reprceentalve UtJIC UtJICsetalye Rep Repsentaive
eentalve setalye Bourka Burke Cockran Co of o New Ne Yorh Yorklong Yorhlong Yorhlong
long an A opponent ont of Bryan Dra that tat 1 lw 1wal 1was
w wal was s converted cnvL to the te Nebraskan Nobn ana anawould bnlouk nniwould
would ouk henceforth bt torh be b found foW listed Jlt wit witthe wi witthe
the hosts h0t that t are a c1or clamoring for LU LUelection li lieleton i ielection
election as Pr President Mr Cockran Ckan Jil d diinot < Jilnot
eleton et 1
not mention metin Mr r Bryan Bra by name ne Lat Latthere Ltthee L t tthere
there thee was w no doubt dbt of bin hl meaning meaningMr mning
Mr Cochran Cokrn spoke pe for to an a hour f flowlng fI fIa Ilowing < >
lowing an a address a by Representative RepresentativeTownseml Repnt RepresentaivaTownsend
Townsend Townz of Michigan Klhp who w defenu dfen defenc1 defenc1the l lthe lte
the te President Predent as to rate rt legislation lon arl arlother a a l lother Iother
commended to toPresidents t IPresidents
other policies plcl Cochran Cokr cme 1
Presidents predentl message said the te Preside Presidecould Pld PresIdecould I Icu
cu could not no accept acept renomtaation reon without withoutdishonor wtH withitdishonor > t tdisonor
dishonor disonor and asserted Jre there thre was w b 1 1one o oone t tone
one crusader crusdr who could cu carry carrytho y < jit jitthe Jt Jtthe
the Presidents policies policiesRepresentaive pUu policiesReprenentalve
Representaive Repr tve Sherwood Sho of Ohio Oio < i inounced j inounced >
nounced Roosevelt Roel in powerful peful terms termsRepresentaive trms trmsRprentave termsReprtsentaive
nounc Representaive Rprentave Hepburn Hepurn of Iowa Iow clu e clii I It
t te e debate debte declaring delC uJ In every eertL eertLtha evert1 evert1that
that tha the President Preldet has h done doe the tb Amfr AH AHca Amircan Amfrcan
can ca people stand atd behind bin him h In I ev evrecommendation cvrecommendation <
recommendation remmRton pe that t b b he has b made Je ti tiAmerican t r rAmerican >
American people are ae back bk of him hi TK TKhold TLhold Tihold >
Amerc hold up his hi ppe hands and and a < demand de l Ipgisl Ipgislton legisition gisi gisitlon
tlon ton that shall hal make mke his recommen emmrd emmrdUon ecomflleri ecomflleritions k ktions
tions effective efectve through throu < h the tbeeoUfltry tbeeoUfltryHEIRS country countryTO etj etjHEIS
HEIS HEIRS ORGANIZE ORGANIZETO
TO GET GET30000000 GET30000000Washingtonians 130000000 130000000Washingtonians 30OOOOOOWashingtonians
Washingtonians in Associa Association Assoca Assocation Association ¬
tion That Will Wil Sue City Cityof Cityof Cityof
of Baltimore 3alimore
A dozen den dosenor or o me more residents rHto of W Was WasInglon Wash Washington a L LInO ¬
ington InO wt wo who o claim elm to t be b the t here h to ce cefi ccain
fi ain n 1 riarf ifcrf property poprt in i Baltimore BaUt hiva hivaJoined hH hHjie Lajoined
jie Joined i iP a movement mvemat to tte institute s sfor stor sfor
for 6OIU6W W M 4 against qhut the city cy of Bat Balumore Batmore Baitmore
more The Te sixtyodd StYo heirs be from 1 Was Wasington Waslngton Wa WaIngO
ington IngO Baltimore Btmre and ad Philadelphia PUphia PUphiaglz Philadelphiaganized or organized ¬
ganized glz in the l 1 last t named city ct January aua auau
4 under u the te name n of the Fells s Pu PuAssociation PuI P PAssociation
Association AssociationA I
A meeting meetl < of the th organhtatioe obt was wa lr 1 M Mlast I Ilast
last night nlt in I Philadelphia PUpl and a toe te sixty sixtyfive six six1he sixfive
five members mmbr present et at the t invitai lvita lvitaof invit invitof i iof
of William Ji Pete Pe of o Philadelphia Pp wwas W Wwa v vwas >
was wa chosen chO temporary teprr chairman crn crnarb chairmanscnibed su suscribed >
scribed arb something Jm over 9S6M to L Lused ld ldw i iused
used w in pushing puaing the claims clm of the te as asciatJon 3Seltn ass asselation =
elation eltn Besides B the te amount amw claimed eed t tb tb tb
b > due d for tor groan jn1 groznf i ren and a j leases Jefi no noheld n nhd CUV CUVheld
held hd by the city clT oC o tialttmore t a fig figwill fb figwill
will 11 be b made me for the accumulaticr uWtor o ointerest cointeet cf cfInterest
interest inteet and a the t increase in in valuation valuationof yaluatLI
of 0 the pioperty pt orty in question questionA qu questionA
A few fe of those < who wh attended atuae last Jd niprit nipritrfeu 1 uigtreuied glt
rfeu r reuied = ut ea to be b a party p to tl 1 iLs suit si eivr eivras gh givas r ra8
as their thir reasons rt that tha they failed taied t rss1factor ic icsafactory f faaizsfactory
aaizsfactory ss1factor grounds gund for th tha re r revry revryso jvery jveryso
so 8 many may millions mUln of dollars dla Qt Qtmembers Otmembrs Ormembers >
members membrs of the association aton nown nownwere O howvwere
were ere very enthusiastic et u1Uc over OV4r the th outio outioand outlncl out outand
and cl asserted rted that tt the proposed prPI proposedwhi I < i iwill
will H e begun bgn within n two o nnraths mont at i a alongest 9on elont
longest longestA lont on st stA atA
A committee commite of five was appointed appolntigo PPlnh1 PPlnh1go i igo
go to Baltimore Btimore and ad personally prnlIy as asthe a asthe > t tthe
the attorney Frederick M C Chxvr Chxvrof Chn Chno Chmof
of o Baltimore in arriving at more do < 1C 1Cate rf rfate f fate >
ate facts and figures in the case Th Tri9 Tri9composing T Tcomposing > se secomposing
composing this committee e are Com Cor r1r r1rJ r rJ rJ
J M Rush Jermon of Philadelphia A AJ 0 0T 4 4J
J Martin Dr Mary Apgar S D Man ilsnuel Manuel 13n 13nuel
uel and Theodore E Payne PaynePIRI Pa4tGIRL PayneIBIII
PIRI ulnLnlMtnotllo GIRL ANSWERS AMQWCRQ HIS HISMAllRfAE UIQ flu fluSHERIDAN ADJI ADJIMARRIAGE HIV1 HIV1ulnLnlMtnotllo
MARRIAGE MAY FOLLOW FOLLOWSHERIDAl
SHERIDAN Wyo Feb 4 4In In re response rislOnse response ¬
sponse to a letter which J K RoskodJ RoskodJof
of Deltz Wyo Yo sent to the Womans WomansClub WomansClub VomansClub
Club of Chicago o with a request for a awife awife awife
wife a woman who 1fI0 says 5 tys she was wassent Wol nassent j jsent
sent by the club arrived in Sherida SfceridanShe SheridaShe SheridaShe
She banded Station Agent J J RPH RPHnle Rpjnle R Rnie
nle a card On one side was the thescription in inscription i rl rlscription ¬
scription Miss M M Baton dealer in dry drygoods drjguods jryxuods
goods and ladies furnishings VaJ VaJAlaska Valdo ValdoAlaaka < I IAlaska
Alaska On the other side was th thname thmuce thname
name of Roskodd and his hl message if ifvou i f fyou
you 01 are willing to take a despfrTJ despfrTJchance despfr despfrchance despcrchance >
chance write me I am a a good eaten eatenRennie cateRennltt cate1Rennie
Rennie sent the card to Roskodd R9 wui wuiat W wat J Jat
at once made preparations to find fln tiio tiiowoman tHwfman ti tiwoman
woman with the intention of makin makinher makiIlller making
her his wife She was goodlookirs goodlookirsand podlO goodlookIrand lklT lklTand <
and of the blonde type Roskodd Ro eanvi eanvito cam camto am amto
to Sheridan at once on receipt of th thnews t11news ihnews
news and will 111 probably go to San SanFrancisco S SFrancisco SFrancisco
Francisco and see the girl He is isgoodlooking isgoodlooking isgoodlooking
goodlooking stalwart miner who lias liashad 1
had a college education educationEEIS educationFO educationFORAE
FO FORAE RAKER MEETS EEIS DEFEAT DEFEATmm D EFEA T TIN
IN 1 REPU llEPBL1N mm CLUB CLUBCOLUMBUS ClU CLUBCOLUMBUS B BCOLUMBUS
COLUMBUS Ohio Feb 4 4The The For Forker ForBker Foralter
alter ker teresa f rces got a hard blow in th thnuvini PiUlh V VfllCtillg
nuvini Ulh a fit the Republican Re bUCJt State rennai rennaicommittee CtD mrcommittee I IcommIttee
committee here yesterday ye t r y when ta tacommittee tacommittee t i icommittee
committee amended the thel oaR for the Stto Sttoconvention Sttoconvention t I Iconvention
convention so as to allow the countis countiswith cour1iswith COUI 3 3wth
with but one certified ticket to t disp disrn disrnwith disiwith > rF rFwith
with primaries and send tlw e men mentided mentinoo mnutit1eI
tided on the one ticket tI < ket M delegat < j to totre totre t ttre
tre convention conventionThe conventionThe conventionThe
The Foraker r men refused to vote voteENGLISH votQlENGLISH voteENGLISH
ENGLISH IS COMPULSORY COMPULSORYProf
Prof Eduard Engel el commenting n nthe rtthe i ithe
the Berliner Tageblatt T eblatt on the recenTur recenTurtion reeen rocention t Uf UfUon
tion of the Berlin school authority authorItksfn authoritiraising In B Braising
raising r JlnF the study of English in the tinschool f ohl ohlschoo i isory I
school from the elective to the com consony 1 1S01J
sony list says that the resolution reaolutmwhich I Iwhich 1 1which >
which English is advanced ad anced and Fr Frplaced r i iplaced lpiaced
placed on the elective Hat should iiv iivben lixb 1 1been
ben b en adopted many years ago Tiry T Thave
have done he says what would hava havaresulted h4Oresulted a aresulted
resulted a generation ago had they thf > Y TaM rJi I
heed to th the motto Be B < educated for Ifi Ifinot i ft ftnot u unot
not for school With VIU what right did vra vrai w wuntil s suntil
i until now make French a compulsory compulsoryi CoInpu1 r rstudy
i study st dy and English elective ag s w We rf rftheology >
Hebrew for those who intend to stu17 st sttheologY
theology He H states at length lenc l the thevantages tlPvantages
vantages of o English En lIsh over French n 11 11MS i I Isays Isays
says that for better mutual acquain acquainance acquainance acqua acquaance
ance the language Is the most potnt Jlnt r t
factor and by compelling the students studntI stud studIn
In the higher classes e to study stud En Enthe rlsi rlsithe h > l lthe
I the rchool hool authorities place an import important Imp IP IPant t tant ¬
ant stone In the foundation of o the th tfni tfnipie tmpIe trnpIe
pie of c universal peace peaceEichal1gQ PeaceExehaugeI Exchange I
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