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THE ST. LOUIS REPUBLIC: SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 24. 1905.
13
BLANCHE WALSH Will Come to Mr. Short's Olympic To-Niht in "The Woman ill the Case."
"Prince of Pilsen" at Century " A Royal Chef Continues at the Garrick for Another Week.
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dou'a "Fedora."
Grand Opera-house Al H. Wllavn in "A
Oemaa Grpsr."
Columbia-xvlttti and l-lli NoUte and
vaudeville.
Hevnn'a "Htr Weddlna Day."
lanptrtal-eTeorge KUmt In "biz-Hearted
Standard Burlesque.
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Blanche Walah. generally talented and
alwaya Indefatigable, will bring the new
rlay of the week to the Olympic to-night.
It U described as a "Fitch aurprii." Ike
soot reliable old thrillers, there are ulil
to be) two strong character? In "The Wom
an In the Can.-." Mia Walth will play
the good woman. Mrs. Rolfe. a loyal wife.
whose husband has been falsely accused of
murder by Claire Foster, "the woman In
the case." In order to save her hushanel.
Mr. Rolfe p!aya a part and becomes an
Intimate friend" of Claire Foster's.
The night before the day et for her
huahand'a trial Mrs. Itolfc resorts to tlie
mellowing Influence of charr.iagi.e to open
the lips that. In spite of her wiry previous
effort, have remained closed. Gradually
th effect of the wine becomes apparent.
ASein and again the adv.nture.sj's glass
la filled, until. In a burst of drunken con
fldenee, abe answer Mih. Itolfe's every
iuery.
Misa Dorothy Dorr, an actress nr to
St. lAUls. will aume the role of CHlre
Koater. Such. In brief. Is th theme of tne
comedy that has excite, d much comment
in the East.
. .
Three new prima donnas joined the Sav
age Enallsh grand -iera company last
week. They will make their llrst Ameri
can appearance during the wfk of Octo
ber 2. when the company open its tenth
reason at the Ntar Montauk Theater in
lirooklyn. These rre Mmt 3Iorlcara P
lena from Tart". Mar?aret Craufotd. why
fang In "The Kins" cruras in Wi-sbadt n
and at Krankfort-on-Malii. and I-lore nee
Pendleton ScarlxirouRli. another Anierienti
tlnger who has Just returned from Part-.
Mine. Serena U a natle of Paris and
lias been singing in Nlco the last two seu
ons. She is a dramatic soprano with an
rxtenslte mwrtoiy and is known on Ih
e'ontlr.ent as Jean IV Ke.-xk.'.- prize pupil.
She made her debut at the Oi-ra Coralque
In Paris three years ago.
Miss Crawford Is from NVw lork. Mie
pent several years in Gtraiany before f.hi;
was engaged at the Itcjal 0ra in Wies
baden. Her voice Is a dramatic mezzo
soprano, with a high range, xi that she
ean take such toles as Ortrud In "Lohen
grin." Amneris in "Aldu" or Uriinuhllde
In "The Valkyrie" with iual facility. Mim
e-rawfnrd probably will make her Ameri
can debut ax Ortrud
Mm'-. fc-carborou;:li In : eL-urhtcr of the
late Iioctor Pertidlelon of N.w j.ik. Sh
rang as a contralto le for' voi..g abroi.l
to studv for graml "peril, but her voice
haa develojted into a ilramatk vipiano.
Mme. Scarborough iompled her stuill'i
last rpring and acc.ptd an offer from Mr.
.-avaK to return .-inu Miig in uuuui '
Prtfeincw to KiguitiK a three je.tr' con
tract for the grntnl opera in l.iri.
Other artists to lj heard for l he titst
time with the i:nn-li grand of-eta com
pany are: Francis M.ipmia:i. t.nor; Ott
iey OanMon and Koiiert Kent I'.irker.
.dn.o. from last ;.ir's "I'arMfal" fosa
pau. Milllent ISreniian. foprr.no. Maiy
;Uma Miller, cnn'mlto. and Alfi-d H'st,
tnor Among th- f.norttes .:!:i a)i the
i rgiiilzatlon are. prima loi.n.u-Jertrnlo
Uennyson and ltita Newman. Tenors Wil
liam Wj-ie-r and Jo.ti r'n" h.in .unl
i!aiK'i Winlrrl ''lf . . .1 Arth ir
I ' j"n'
Th Aeena for riipt-uile- Mitan-s an
I'tlcle "n Th Tli'iitei 4.' Kt'nond lios
t unl." I.v Archtiuld !! ' 1- ". Ph- '
f tho I'nlvereity uf Nor'h ('.n-il.i.i. i.i
whlcii Kime lntiirg tl.ti.f r told of
t'm author nf 'Cjnin'i d- IPtri .ie."
It piwars that i:o-i.ne! h.td the uual
d.ttlcuitv In gi-tlir. .1 h:irliis wh-n t.rtt
be bi.m to wrltn for the tije-. S.uaii
I'.eriili.inlt. who is aVnit to ili:rn to
America. dir tlv re-iMii.-ilile tor
the primal :ieh! v nient of tl'i" Hi'v ir
of Vielor Hugo llni.- IU rnhar.lt ei-u
w'fallx inter fed hi Hntaiid ti'-t
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.lulln. ub'e-t- .ttfeiiti in . i r.i''l'-i from
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with the ioet. fne It -k his opinio:! that
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to the star rol. wats ta aaM u give haa tba
beat OBpwtaalty be mad to dlpau as.
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"Hl-Hfartd Jlia" I new mmHj efei
br W. L. If.bcru. asd sir. KUau piajrs a
Montana fcotrur. who ran ta scale of luawwm
enntions In a variety of atriced'sceesa. Bc
auace. oaawr aad pathos ar. said to be wmren
ho th. dnsa. Tiw- aceelc senlaa; Car each
or tne rear acta ai. ntctarea iTcni aiw.
rng the atoefcad. for proteetlm agalnit
pceted Initiaa outbreak.
. .
The Prince of PUsen" retarna to tkeCea
tery. Lootsa UIHla. who was a smear ct
tbtveniiaiiT thMt nmrattd the lAdars-PBIMr
opera u uoboob. win ne am wmiw.
IkjoaldMB. Jtas Dandy. Ida Btaaaoee,
PeeMrs aad J. HayiUa-CTaxeadoB, wlH a
la proauBent puts.
.
Blanch. Ti-aVh win offer the new (Si IKea
ptay. "The Woman In toe Cut," at the Otym
pk: to-night. Tne piece eoraes teat. Lssi4
after a long .azagrocat at the Majsawo aeaar
Theater. New Turk.
Tier ITmMIbv T kr 1
thor of "Tke Fmln- Vrwt.'' wtU Ba alien i
Uvlln'. The new eoawdy la saM ta.be snra
novel In tbem. aad attoaiioaa Ubm Mbbj aJar
ton's older aad better-known play.
In ih. cast are JessU Laming. Edwin neyan
flArrv MlwhbHt flrarm U.K.LIlM Wlllllllnh Muf
nam. Joarph Mcrton. Daljy Chaplain. Jndet
ai. unrnin ani uu&nv oinrr.. & n. cum
ban pkkaniantta wul b quits a feature.
win icuoauce original songs aaa iiincra.
....
The Royal Chef" will begin Its eereatk
iMiim ntk at th Oarrlck. This will be
veotiil and last arAc of It. current anas
ment. ltarry llencsen as tb? Cnef and a
or new songs are aaicng me ajenu
Uona of tne revised production.
.
irethmirft lffaTawel!. assisted hr
Rcder aisl a large company, will atTe an
elaburat. reltal of Sardou'B -rtdora at lb
Odeon this werk. In th. cast ar. Tree
James. Leah La Force. 1U1 Da IVrrest. ITU
lard Llacsmur. and C Herman.
Use
Into hiftrionir history It wa gratitude
to Mine. Hernhardt fur her share In glv
luc him thi opiKtrtunity that made Ros
tand write "lAiglou."
....
The genial "Chln-chln-naiti" loving
Hans Wacner will return to tho Century
In "The Prince of Pi!en." Jes Damly
will Ix; Han;-. Arthur boualduii is uain
cayt for the Prince.
I;ule Willis will ?!r.g the part of the
Widow. A ftw eason. as this same
Ijiii-e u-.i.s engaged b tlK: nunagemi-nt
of tli" Imiry r.mt- Theater to play IIcU
Wliiiting'oi in a big holiday ectacli
AH I.liii.'ll lialleii her as the let "ty"
ir tt:i i- that farr.cus old playhouse.
Pile later i-Ppi-ared :ia Hiimpty Dumpiy
when the pantomime was revived.
When the -vntli eli In St. Louis of
'The Itoyal Cher at th Garrick end?.
October 1. the playgoers nf this city will
have een the i-evcntv-titlh performance
of this pW". In many rc-pects "Ttio
ICoval Cher i the wonder of isith tile
fltt and s-ecotat se.i.on nt the new ho-jse.
It plajed four wetks to "capacity" bul
ms atNihe U.inick ljft ai. ,
It r-turnl for another week and ev-c-.
.-! by many hundfil dollars the box
office iiitipts of the fcnrlli we'k of its
fln-t nay. This year "The Royal Chef
came ba'Jc 'or two weeks and b'gan with
two periormanci's Heptembir 17. which
t.ett'd enough money to pay thu entire expense-
of tii. oinsiiiy for the week, the
cat-li coinint: f'oni two "capacity" houses
on th.i' -'a on Mcuday lai-t the receipts
Item " i"ie lpiv.il i'1'ff wero the largest
in tlie ;.,;o:j uf th Garrick. not except
ii.c tin- p img night. -lti-cemlier X 19W,
v.ie Ada ilihan l-dlcitiil the new house.
....
Protiiiui :: .iniung musical attractions
ih..s eaon wll l.e the e-onilng fit" Allcw
Ni;!en. wh. f'r ih laM frw year h.u
li-n meiting iv th th greatest succeed la
l.tn!on and on the Continent.
liir tii'-er here with the Rostoniar.s,
and iiImi w.h in r own eompsny. In Vic
tor llerlwrt's 1'ht s'n. is well I:nown.
!Uiire that time long t'uly and firaetlcal
iperi'n-e jl'MiO In u hither graiio of
v.-xU .T nl to have iieciOIH-d and
Iirjade.osl Ira.- vii u.iil tIe. In lyindon.
i spt i ;all at iiiit Uat.ieii i:tt:d later at
lie X-w Wal l rf t. her iiicn.' has bd'ti
::h'o;t pheneirt Pal hi crand openu
S..e 1 to tpake .,u Aiaencan tour In :i
.serds of ni jth- KinotN, asls,t-d by u
o':jttit if vw-ilts and other artists. Th
liryt h.itf or tbe tirngiatutiie will lie of tho
standrnl .0"en stjir-. -ml jurt second
will eo:isl-t of r.i:J oi inuIUh opera e-c-r,
t- or aets with -tiime an 1 scenory
it ! .-ire-l or whin i-r.ainit,lcuvs will per
mit .
"Th tieZ,.e ,.f G, pk" m !uve It fitst
: Iiw- perf"'ttii.xic at the Garrick Oc
tolr J- Hi -lins il.e cist f lav Iei,
BObhMAN'S THE MUSIC CtiNTBR OP ST. LOUIS.
ALWAYS IN THE LEAD.
The Reason WHY
The Wonderful New and Improved
Angelus .
Piano Player
The Oni Perfect Piano-Playing Aid
Is Different
I bccat:.-c it is the only instrument in the
world with the aid of which it is possible
for you to play the melody of a composi
tion loud, and the accompaniment sofjt and
flowing, on your own piano, without the
need of knowing one single note of music:
the wonderful Phrasing Lever (patented),
enabling you to prolong or hasten, at will,
.syllables in the rendition of songs.
Recitals Hourly
To which you are welcome, whether you .
wish to purchase or not.
Monthly Payments
We sell the new and improved Angelus
on monthly payments and take your old
instrument in exchange.
BOLLWAW BROS.
PIANO CO.
Leave Car 1 l""r..' O 4C.ltm,A 41
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too well known in this city as a comedian
to need extended comment. Amnni: the
others In tho cast will be: John I"arks. .1.
C. llarlowe. Fred .11 ear. John Kerte.
Amelia Stor.e. May Taj lor. Nna lllake
and Mayme Klso. i'ollowliiK -The tiio
2er of fleck'' at the tljrrick comes Grace
Van Studtllford in "Lady Teazle." the
comle opera basd on Ulchard llrlnsley
Sheridan's "School for S-.-andal."
....
Tammany." tho bis song hit in 'The
Itoal Chef," iccms destinetl to outdu 'IJc
della." Harry Ilermson and the (Iioi.m
hav to retpond to from eiirht to ten re
calls at eviry performance.
m
ituth rtehles. who p!ays Kdith. th
Vass.ir jtir!. in "Tlv Prince tf Pil--n." cre
ated this part in Boston during the oi fi
lial run of the play. She was al.-o with
the company that nave this musical come
dy for live months at tho Slnftesbury
Theater in Iniridon. Though Kansas City
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enl. Thrs. I urlesouers will creaent "The 1
..rm- Mfif, "ivihiii rnji I oun. jb ma ti
Till olu are the Karrell-Tavlor Trio in "Taat
Mt:iftn.-I Stan": rharlesi rata, sonc lunstraior:
Nelton anl MUMMce. iravmv artists: uwua
liarn-tt. rontrnattonal huawrUia. aad Km
CarlliL vucal oaiicdleane.
. .
The Parisian Wldnra are to entertain attoe
rtjrt. Tli oprnlns extravaaanaa. Tne Car
nival at Slonto carlo." U aald to be a caaBal
ntw traie-ty. Another feature at the eer
formance la a vaudmlll mrstary act etyled
i:ir 11 JVatr.er ilirl. Tb ol'o will be mad.
u- of ct tv Ben Wlch. the Valntore Weteta,
Ali and Pevattr. th. Thtc. Miulcal Kettaae
and llonan and Kearney-
DOCTOR'S HORSE HITS MAM,
Animal Belonging to City
tal Snperinteadent BecoBnM
Fractions.
at Twelfth St.
! lier home, she has many friends in ?t
Loulr. . .
The Cllese Widow" will follow
Winclie WaNh at the Olympic Tln-a:r.
This widel) heraldeii comnly of inland
co!lejrt hfr enjoyed a s-e-i-on run In .Ww
York and playi-1 a maiUou.ly successful
fiiK.iKi nirni of three months In Chlcaeo.
It the . ionil of CteorKi; AdeV purlv
dnitnnlic effort, and is considered hl
masterpiece. It will be followed In tbe or
der Klen 1 y "Home Ko!l:." a dratn.i of
rural Illinois 1'fe; "Hals- In Toyland" and
I"lank Ian!els In "SerBeaiit Ilrtie
At the fVntc-v Th "-. -.M-- T:rr"
Tehsnini" is- to .-, ! T1 Pr.nii of
Pllen " T. e r.e piei . .-. . iiA.-il Jollil
runs In I., rnlon. New York and I'ineao
It i discr'lwd nM a eomiilv o! tlie olas
to which -Jane." "CharLVn Aunt and
"The Private Stcretary" belonKed. It will
be prescnteil by a company which Include
William Morriy. Harry Conor. Orace
Ewl. Antoinette Perrj". Sidney Lee and
William Joysey. T2i Sho-Oun" will he
Its succcixir at tin century, to 1 fol
lowed by "Mia Leinneweir noot-" and
Lew Dockstadr mlntrels.
....
Jiarc-jerlto Fersuson. who I p!aInr the
role of Sldonie the ench maid, in 'The
Prince of liieii," l or., cf the fcet
dancer. on the ?:aKc. Though ijulte ynunc.
ale bi an adept In all the old dances that
were- popular on the variety rftjjj- twenty
five year? n?o, when htp danqina: wis an
art and cot heartier rcenltln from an
audience than the moyt Intricate of moij
ern ballet evoiutlonn rfc!ve to-day llUs
Ferjuon"5 feet have i repertoire of steps
that Include? "g. rte. ci.ces. rlOK
(both floor and p.tl"tL3;, hornolxi-. Scot
tish nword dan?-s. hocp and ro;-e danclra:
and the str of a tarantella Sh .IJl-i'n-i
I the poInK and arTcatlon of modern
:klrt dasclr.c and maintain that the
;r!iythm!c tup of the heel and ttv in l-erfect
tempo is tne cctim or tne art terpsc.cso
rran. ....
"I nttribut. whatever ucce;s I hav
achieved- ays Clyde Kltch. author of
The Wcsian In tr.e Cae.' In which
Wench- Valh Is trrlr.K. "to the fact
thst I have never taken anyone's advice.
"llaywTitlr.B Is r.ot like horsesh elrr
cr ffcoem-iVlnc. to become troflclent in
which cne ha. or.Iy to follow mmfone
lfn advice and Instruction and then per
jevere Pereerar.ce Is neear-, to be
sur-. but aivlce. to my mlr.d. I poltlvely
wgrthle5. While this feneration ha pro
ducVl few -uccsful p!yw"ihts. it hx
furnished an armvof embrvcr niu who
arc wir.lnc and anxlou to tell a dram
atlt 1ut what he ho;;M or should net
oa e done.
The 1TTn Imp'v tht to" write trie
ideal drama would lj? the easiest thins:
In the world for tfe'tc, anJ on y the t ic:
that they have had other and more im
portant dutle ha prevented them from
fcsvtra- done so.
-The Wcrsn 1 th C.' like all of
my plays, has corn" In for a srztto-j
hare of advr xi.rr;3t. It hs brCT
aid that It U a mehrjrama. Well, sa I;
Is. So, aLv. are many cf the crtet snd
:! taftiar theatrcal acc-te. L!f,
the papers, the ,-ns and inclie-tji en
who kreps his eyes open jn his dtlly
walks, all teem with plots that are o
raelodrsraatlc that even Theodore Krae
sceT er Liscoln J Carter wo a d het?ate
( to iKiili a p.'ay arour.d tfcern. Nothicc en
ie atax. la as imprccaete as tee rtsppen
t of cTeryday Ufe.
Tb Heisemans-Welb stock rnpany Is
rhe-.rs,ri; at the Odeun. maktrft readr fir
te otntn f the 0rrcan seascn. Oitoter
L Thty artWts. more than half cf whom
, are rw. tare beta encased to Interpret
tie Urre rtpertaire of Cratnas, coantdleaV
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LUDWIO MNDtKOrr.
New kadlnc man of the German Theater
Stock Company.
musi-iil play?, farces and operetta", which
will l. iritrn dur'nB the ftj,nr Tuo per
ftrr.ance will t-e clten etery nk. a
Sunda and Wednesday evenir.it perform- j
ance. 1
Tho four first plajs to be rresenteil ar
Ldwf Kulda's "Der Tall-nun." tNe bt
of the Pulda comedle. with tte nw- lead
Ir.c man. Ijjdwlr UnihkDff. In the fine part
cf Klnc Astslf. This will be followed on
Wednes-laj" by Her.rik Ibeen' rreat proli
lim plav "Die Stjeticn dt:r f!e-eilccaft"
tTh- l'..lar of i-ocietr . Sunday nlehL
(oSer . Emille SchtxnfeM the nes
!" r,ir si.ubrette will rrake her d-hut In
"StftuetsenJis'I." a charmr.a- e?reit4. Taj
srcor.d Wdnesdaj- t'erformanc will br-'r.
a preeatalloa of ilcrtar Kafielterr's
"Der ramlllenta" (The Fast"- Da .
wh'h Is new h-re.
Kaje'.'xjre: wtll be rersrrafcered as th
colUborxttT of Rlurcenthal. bcth writers
briar rtsponslhle for "lin welveri Roen."
which Americans found so entrrtalntnc :z
lu ICzzIIs adaptatlis.
....
Bartn llolcw. the travelorutst. who
will Lejln hi rert's of tra-eloses at the
Odeon October II has the onlr ce-uir.e
xnoeion pcrire os ic. naawip cr Acmirsu i
Tcr. Use Mikaae woica wect to Use pot-1
toni with Z9 of her crew. This picture,
taken for Mr. Holme, will appear upon
the screen with other genuine motion r-lc-turea
taken on tbe ?pot. In his opening
talk on "Port Arthur. Its Sleijo anl Sur
render." In this same travetosu will lie shown
other pictures said to have Ih-"ii actually
taken at the front diirinc the slse of
Port Arthur by tv.o correiondents of the
Urban Blo?ceipe Compmy of London, one
of whom wa attached to Nogfs head
ejuartertv and the other to the army nf
Kuropatkln. The rpiaode of Toro's flapshlp
Is akin In romance to Wasner"i "FlylnB
Dutchman." when s,.n n lif.Hke reality
after Its reeent imnilillathin.
The Ileilmej travelo;;i.i will le uiien In
the foIlowirR or.br- "Port Atthur Hi
Kie-Ke and Smietaler. October 12; "P.ij
Fion Plav." October 19; "Tvrolean Alps."
October li "Switzerland. r"aetrn I'art."
November 2: "Switzerland. Werfrn I'art."
November 9.
....
Melbourne SfacDowell ha no r.ovlco as
a business manatrer In Charle Preston Kt
llott. Mr. Elliott's nctlvl'y e-xtends over
many years and place.. He has had mnnv
stars under Ms e-ontrol and not a few b'r
ccmpar.les. and he na pl-ived succeifu!
enjraeemenf North as well as South,
alonr tho Atlantic Seaboard as well as In
the Middle West.
Rl-a"BIaiir.e!d returned to New York
City "as Monday from his country plice
am! h.rfn rehe-araN for the production
of Schll'er" "iv:n Carhi." wh'ch wl'l be
presented for th- first tlmi on an Cntll'Ii
speaklr.it stase at the "!rani Oprra-hiu'e.
rfhlcaco. ejetcbr li There are 117 'n hit
companr fcr the productions or his reper
toire, Joeph Ph)sleic Is palntlnc ten set
tints for "Don Carlos." Mr. Mansfield
has recovered frem his operat'on and H
aid to work with his accustomed en
thusiasm and vlpor.
....
Ada Hehan has net been In DIy"s The
ater since the lat tlmi she aipiarel on
th stace of that hou.-e. 3H llhan'
recollection, of the Iiti. AnctsMn Dilv aro
so tender and i.ilnfi.l tbii "he fears to
have them excited by a visit to tho place
In which she appeared so Ion;.
rrmiesT c"igagr"i:t.
A nr.att cn:r. "The Psv of "4V" will b.
tt. ehUf attrarilr.n st ts il.lcxMl tats week.
If wtll t rrer.t-l .T Milton srel Iotlr N
tles. who have arM-vef Ic tcJil le th oe
elerfal voc thy 'in d a elrnmat e tr.
srel "Th ly cf '46' : br Mr. Xnil-s Mm
If. A nm an ent.!T n'rl't- TT. llarn."
vJl b r-res'ntKl tv Kh'ir.e anl OAr. the too
ljnrs of Gerraac eon.jj. mttr n:rtatst
r ."rlref! aivl M.rtfn thi prorr. a I"it
twsrrl ef fenny mj!:ci Mainl ard Mtt..
theaerobitK trinpar.-t th Irakeinaa; Latin'
lH'!L rerr.t!l ard vrk-l!t. Fnrt I'owe't.
:ila.l-.nlt rel rcnlur,r. art tr. Xa.lcil a-iei-tsara
C0Tltr ir.itmirrtaii.
Katrs Hr-.. ec itrle aotat; niaa'he
Firp. 'rrtr cenM.eaie G l)rrl. Jh
rsxl mis-cal ir.lctaa IM-Jr aivl ISIal-e.
-r5trt- ccineiXlan. and tfc klnrntrotn-e ca-t-!"e
;v? ;r llacin-e
....
AI SI Wlleui wl'l prsint "7 eVmis
G.per' at th OrtW Opra-htw.- "TSe ertfraa
a la-nbtr of jrce,w Tie scene. ar h-t4
ta tJe .state cl New fork at t!. irein" tlr.
a.-5 tl.e fJ-ry deal wllb hand of Zinsara
!!. from Rrjran. sl tats la tnlr
mlit a rr eVtnaa. H i tn-e.J 6y th.
r:r tef.s. fci: i.w la turn haa Vxt I'.
rear: ta anctarr ans e,as tt w nu ma -3
tec xwtc. to bacon a twectmr.
ter:rl tt ti. aervos letset:t ar tcos
Ilratlar.m cr a rarneal ajtr. aad Ulaclnw
trta an! tnuliti.'uia ef te )oins Orasn
Vtx Is Me wilt tSsnt tt eerare the nttrl-O-ccUl
tiirt r.f a J iratTir wlrSr rt ta
trrtiMe )loirt a: 5.U MrMr t-rT-t uarl?.
itto la in late !fi tA !v h!e,."f
Tn tie it sir. wio3 as rt.rtoi!r
ictrsdura th fallow, near aeeja; -"t.'ndcr ts.
Harvrn Max." "reaen." 'The l.
Trnrt," "T5e isrre Like Tstaa,- -H Owssaa
Charles Kemllek. ItrlneT at Nea.
roil street, was ridine a horse beloadaa
to Doctor John Younr Bmsb. Oupernt'
tendent of the City Hospital, who a ka
Uoston. yesterday afternoon, when tan
animal cot beyond his control at Car
roll and tir&ttan streets, knockinc down
an unknown man who was about to
board car No. zn on tne ueuaco
line.
Thee man waa partly drared
car and wait covered with raueL bat kin
injuries were confined to srratchea. Ha
sut on the car and rode away beforo tka
poMre could leurn his name.
The car was manned by Conductor 1. XV
Myers and Motorman J. f. Clerbolt.
FOUR NEW JOPLIN COMPANIES.
C'hartfrs lssai!tl in Mining Con
cern liy Horrctary Swnnger.
HKPL'KUe M'KCIAL
Jefferson City. Mo., Sept. Si Four nsjws
mlnli.p companies irom the Joplln district
wri- inreirporated by the: Secretary of
State to-da" as follows:
The Maud I- Mining Cnmianjr. capital
stock JT3.)iV: Ccintierla"d Mining 'Am-,
pany. capital stoU JnX: Ada C Mining
l.'onipaiiy. capital ettck JiUVfi; Red Ten
Oronico Mining Company, niyttal atocls
sTiiOi.
All four of tho rompqnies are- owned 1
T. J. Itlnieed'ky. 31. K. Kel!v"and K. F.
Itinsolsky of Kanras Cily. and havt
offices In thu city of Joplln.
FATAL WRECK IN IDAHO.
Two Persons Known to Be Dead
and Possibly More.
Salt Lake City, Utah. Sept. 23. A re
port haa been received here that the aee
ond eetion of westbound pa.""enger train
No. l en the Oresron Short Line, collided
headon with freluiit train No. K. eaat
liound. tenlay. neir Welser. Idaho. At '
least two persona are known to have been
killed.
-It Is reported that the engineer of the '
passenger train a id a baaa-acemaa or a 1
mall clerk are dead In the wreck, and
that several passeii;era are hurt. I
At the general offers here or th Oragen I
fil:ort Line It la ayited that only meager
details of the wrfrk hare been receHred. I
Two trainmen. It rti stated, are dead and I
Ave passengers winded, none serkMatJr. j
Statnal Froteetlvo
Union CMuncl'. JCo. MI. nwt ta tke i
et th. Oteein. Oram ard Kltinr tvee
tirar SetitemUrr 11 It was th. flrat
after the summer rratloi. Th. failowtaaj i
, cr. ws. rus. a. ,,. ,aaa.utuiy.
I PTTwacni; jae.- i'iew .unninanam. vaee
I eeni: i. n. mjmaa. arciary ani owe
I Miss Crata Walton, chaplain: Heary
ir.a eiiri .or i-i ' ana a urnnan 70- 1 anrrw, munrk m riaa. or wi cawnaaevs vsae
! Initiated. A resainiloa was adopted edaukssas;
... I th. nlahts of me-tmr to the flrat aaaiKil
Th Imprlil Theater offers a new attrar- 1 Wednlays of each meri:i. It la eapaetad that
ttori n "ItiK-lltriite'l Jim." fiwrie KI'mt. well 1 there will be a class of fifty to '"'"Me Ooto
n membereil In "The James Ifcija In Missouri" i ber .
kail
llote.
Reduce Your Fat.
Reigo Fruit RapMly RtdiMt Eittu Fat
WithMt Hit AM rf TirasMM&tnim
or Stanratfea Mat.
COSTS NOTHING TO TRY.
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Tat. liiast ration iWa What Keaat
Fat. Tke Akove Ckansps Was
Rer.go frU: U a product of South Arr.r
ca. and II has i n recently rtli.-oeret to
pets some wry remarkable properties
which will reduce excess fat arid bulid up
the rei-ath and health of anvoce wao
cats u regularly for a
short time. It la a prod
ort of nature. eaeJIclous ta
th. taste and safe and
harm-'ews In U Ita proper
tlea. it will not tijoro
the digestive organs as so
many drugs and medicines
do.
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tively reduce surplus fat
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nengii rrtni reautres nt
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" "wr essay ouuee. it
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food nuirlmtnt Into the muscle
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lf.a It Ut In tka ifiiran
4e:!ne lB ? sens of tbe word. I
iuq. pteaaaai. narauesa
all times.
no exaaustln. asjan
it to help at snt,
evui.
coacexirat-et t :ra tn imill pa
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