THE WASHINGTON HEBALD SUNDAY AUGUST 9 1908 T

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PLAYS AND PLAYFOLKWH-

AT IS DOING IN THE THEATRICALWORLD IN MIDSUMMER

AT THE PLAYHOUSES-

The Academy The Star Boutengagement of Taylor GranvUto ta

The Stir Bout wfll be tile attrarr a atthe icew Academy tomor-row right The play which te aa eteb-

ome name to ta four actsutnes and win undoubtedly prave the

saUon of this seasons dramatic novUos Mr GranvUle wiU supported

i big and competent cast Inrludhi-giiss Laura Phrpont who win be seenlr her original role of Mayme Farrilltie tough girl sweetheart of Joe Brady

The first act akes place in the Couttrental Club a rich gambling club run byGeorge Steele a wellknown sportingroan of New York Mart

Sght promoter and owner af the Otjmiian Boxing Club is na asseflits of

A year previous te the upimiiror the puy Joe Bradr had teatfeathtrwelgat championshipto Spangle who was nowHenaessys management The JDd Iamatched to fight The Harlem Winterthe Brit nIt at Uennessys dub DarIrg the evening wnich Is tedte nightat the club Mayme Farren lees formerBWftheart meets Tod a aew-nr rr reporter who

TOSS Joe Brady a few months previousfound that his defeat by flpaaghi was

owing to a aiuscuter asTectioa afes which be caused te be treated aad-u Jot was as good as ever Joe

lleviLg had beea deserted by aR Wo

nd his nieeting with Mayme that

ss Later ta the eveatag Joe ad2lA nt spoil ao attempted robbery of the

ate by Kid Spangle who derou3 cf obtaining money to bet upon

trrst f had attempted the robbery aidedc 3 abetted by Maggte McFtan IdsETreihTirt and daughter of Pat McFlo-

aois txnefactor and friend Te shieldhe grl Joe denied recognising the thief

THUS dr w saapteteai npoa hbaeeUTic act shows McFlnns salooa

the Bowery with Joe Bradys teamingnrs 13 the beast It to the mora

rg of the Sght aDd word te brought Ia

tit The Harlem Wonder has beenput out of business by a trolley ear aad-McFirn endeavors io have lee Brady

ut 5tuted After turning down severalroposions for a frameno fight forETC ladling the betting public Heaneesyfinally consents to let Joe go on and

puts up a I50S side bet Bythat Joe a afraid of Spangfe

End will not appear ta the ring theytruee McFlnas anger aad be bets aa ad-ditional JlOMt that Brady does show

order to do so be had to pledge hisoou and teaaawat

The first scene of the third act showsthe exterior of the boxing dub early Inthe evening of the fight Steels who te-

Hennessjs financial backer Isreferee the light Henae y isto win the bet with McFmn thatJoo not up sad through a de-Cy letter purporting to be signed by-

Iiivme Farren toveigtes him toCranfa Tomb on the Riverside Drivev ta the second scene Here

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race to save McFlnns

In sce three the driver te shown far-ther down where the machine ta stoppedTjy a policeman for exceeding the speedlimit An exciting and nerve racklog-

ve minutes te teat there but Joe te-

iaul to the occasion and with fifteen

Tha fourth scene shows the arena afthe fight club crowded with thnnsandj of

ght tans The prenminartes are all run-off arid after some characteristic rtag

daBrady is not present Hennessy is aboutto claim McFinas money when lee

The loin i aaadu of realistic fightirZ which follow ends ta a knockout ofSpangle by Joe sad virtue triumphsorv9 more

The last act shows the new champtaas-purtnents in the Savoy Hotel where Joe

Is giing a bachelor dinner to Ids friendson the eve of his marriage with kayoFar U-

Jfevr Lyeeam Reopenx TomorrowThe Kentucky Belles win be the at

traction for the Timpimliu of the YawLyceumTte company pr seats a new imrtrcomedy in two acts entitled The Hood3ars Holiday The pteee Is by J Giant

who has written fifteen originalx uscal

the correct rhythm sad fgfr tossaie them popular The stellar rate orGeneral Boomto turn thief in Order to save his futdw ding resources Is ta the hands efJln Xlamond the toadtag eomedten 3arTUTTond is a funmaker of reoognteed

blity and has been surrounded with aor fifty talented people t tn-Oiliiiey and Golden J Grant Gfbsoa

IiS3 Adele Ranney Two Melroee Broth-ers and Dave and leI Mazda Thereis also a chorus af thirty pretty girls

tribute iiumeasBreabiy to the afthe july show

Taylor Granrllle

The Star has had a vaauthor and ath-

lete During his career as aa lid beIAS never played a pert originated by

are the Middy In Jacob Lius productionAf The Ensign Tote WMgetts n-

Orles Coghteas peeducUon of Tbecal Box the Pumpkin ta Haw

production of The Pearl sadt Pmpkin parts ta Marie Burnrogta-azd Maurice Bauj aunts The Brute of-t Strong and appeared ta an wfgtaal-r in support of Delta yox ta The Litt Host

He associated for over few yearst the late Charles Cajrhtea and was

He also conceived wrote aadstarred in the weBknown racing sketchTe Futurity Wtaaer which tcored-ii r a big reccass ta the better thee of-raudsvllle houses a few years age

enormous sa teai which followedproduction of The Star Bout ta

xaudviiie houses test season promptedra to elaborate the sbetch tote a four

aci drama

llarenret Wyeherljr to Star3toenm in

addition to their duties of QC a cir-cuit oi theaters and The Gar Mastesaahaxe signed a contract with MargaretTVyclerly to star her ta a now piay

husband Bayard Veilter and Stasissus Stange called Other Sett

Miss Wycherty mode a saceees te-inudevUia ta a protean sketch playing

halt dozeD diffi Bt eharactera withinthe lmit of twenty mincTes She willhave two parts o plar n this new dramaVhen she goes to New York some upsets

will be give of the Yeatscramps likewise Ibsens Lady from the-E i Th rp i also somf talk of seedingUC ii to iocdon next June

and the twe baD JI8MI8p7 oHe a1d with bail an bsur to

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nutes to spare they Ue off apJa

busIness big AKbt P caJJe4

Theater ue

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Taylor GTaDvlUe tile star of the boxingBoat

career an actor

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NOTES OF THE STAGEJames J Carbett will go te Chicago in-

meaee rehearsals in Facsne the Mnste

Katherine Stewart Gertreda AuganleEmmett SbackeMvrt B na ChorchfUand Off wilt be ta William Favor

A divorce has been awarded te Mrs AJohnatono Faraaai from her hnabanDustin lara This wIN not Interfere

Julian JUwavde nowGay Moslean ap a the eport R I an Friday Ang

to the HeOte Street Tla t J

Edward BOto who ana an hapnruntrole in James Po b i eomedy TheTraveling Sahgmaa ta blather ofEdtth Ems WOMB play The Nehruhaa will he produced by Henry B

Lieu and the Mo se wW have tetaB caet Edmund Breese Fraser Coolter-ManVolai Duncan Reginald Carriactoa EA ghtrh Walter Alton Charles StnralsDorothy DaaneOy Marlon Potluck

Dcsxaond KeOey wh the partof Jane Hammond tat Her ShMer withEU D njms i toM usaran sod wasnrevtoosly m

Rleaest GiftIs to be stains

a or ten days to coer

Julie

with WIt ManHJIIIe ne

theegoesfor

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TIle

Grace sad Ella

wUI IH-tfa veto in

play whish Harts

the ue of week

shams epsiiy

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operaat Nowsad

Beeteaerggert

Har-ris latter Novhsr

Jas-on Thorns Cver

PIn

sad otherYreha sees t-

amesu an Isrtaat Thefbi In

Doe

UUtaa Attirtosa has a mater boottide she has called Paid m FulL A aHcutler has besa am at for maaihirihlp tahe sjinhsmnt Yacht Club at Port

tacton and Edwin Stove who ascow is goIng ta seo that Mtas Alberta onbecomes a foBaadfjed mimtiiir and thenfor a pooitlqn as saK Ueuteaant

The Cotaanta Theater entlreiy reno-vated sod under now manage nunt wilt

I September 7 Kaaaetter Camcteclr whohas gained great papntertty as leading

star herself with a new play by a newauthor His Comstock ta Jet will be

Maurice B XfcrbT who has beau satingas general prena jepveseatative fur Hoary I

W Savage during Freak C Paynes-Mreuuous tour ahead of Madam Butterar and pteyfnl pertgrteattea abroad

for the ute Merry Wlnaw companywhile Payne once mot takes a hatfNei-soa held an tie desfc ta theofflce

B Harris new jtsun which

ta Yew York CHy Robert Bdenen taThe Call of the North at the HThe TiavetesT Sntesmaa at the Ub

erty ReM SloW ta The Chnnm Ladyat the Giwad Opeca Heave sod Henriettaera ta Nail at the Acnd

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Chauncey CMcotfs play for this itaean ofwhich R a Johaeea Young and RIta 01eotttoga Mr CMcotfs home and will becontinued dafly until Friday Aagaet 14when the first public performance of thenew drama win be given in the BroadwayTheater ia that city After two nights InSaratoga the company Jumps to Minneap-olis whore Mr Oieott begins Ids regular

George Broadharat te going te be oneof the dramatists very much ia evidencethteWtater both ta New York and on the

wfil bettaae WOettre which be wrote ta-

Hbrine LAmb Russell ta the Liberty

right after the first of the year

of the Hear win make Mr Brood

the President at the United States

William Colliers NeW PlayWmtnax ColKer kept his word and deliv-

ered the promised manuscript of a newplay caned Patriot to CharlesFreeman last Wednesday At least itbore an the outward sIRs of being

It was bound m an easily handledmanuscript cower On the etitsMe wasprinted The Patriot a comedy by WUItorn Collier But inside these very nIceleather cover aH else was written teMr Comers private hieroglyphics Inscfibed saperscrAed and drcumscrihod

are the authors began at Sua-

On Augeet

roM CaJJ oflit tile at tile

with George V wilt

wIlDe a play for Cyril Scott Is to1 alas to be

New is

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new be-delthed by Noe sesu-is York sad asotbet

There-with four cpsahe Hanbursts laceere

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with dtelocue stage business happytheughts and diagrams of the seeaesI am aorry said Mr Freeman after

staring fixedly at the raenuscrjpt forsome tilDe hot English German andenoagh Preach to save me frem starvingta Parts are the entr languages I knowThis doesnt took ta me like any of these

Oh yes it to replied Mr andIll prove it to yes by your own stenogra-pher Ad he most have succeeded be

Patriot is Mr Colliers playfor toe cooing season

Corning to AcademyA cowboy bead of excellent musicians a

trained horse that raises the Americanflag which signals an atuek o s zsof and bed indians a realoldtime stage coach and Itsholdup a rat prterie scene and anIndians marksicaBshlp with bawte knivesthrowing them twenty paces arid pinningthe heroine to a tree are among the

of A H Woods The Gambler fromthe West a thrMttaa melodrama whiskwill be the attraction at the Xew Acad-emy for the week beginning Monday Au-gust 17

David VarfleId In LondonAnother report cemes fram Europe to

the effect that David Warfleld will playThe Music Master in London at theAdetoM Theater under the managementof George Bdwardae About six monthsago it was aeld Mr WarfieM would play awhose year abroad and sabsequeatly itwas given out that ids season wtrtd

ta Francisco where at the Alca-zar Tbealec be intended to remain for

time with his repertoire Now It thereport from abroad is correct Mr Warfield wilt curtail his Ameicao season

The Thief at the EmpireCarries Frohioan announces that The

TIde with Margaret nitegtoa and BruceMeRaa who are now playing so success-fully in the West will appear for tennights at the Empire Theater beginningThursday September J Mr Crane in or-

der to get an additional rest abroad willbegin ha season in Father and the Boys

I outside of New York on September 15

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THE SLEEPING SEAL

Lots of People Always Waiting toSee film Fall Oft the Table

FkM tha Nir York S-

Vtettors at the aquarium never tire ofwatcMag the harbor eate and one thingthat pleases thom particularly is to seet e seats tall oft their tabfewhen they go-

te sHepThere are three harbor seals here and

ta the ndddte of than poet there arealaee togetheC two solid low tables

their just above the water on whichthe seals climb set as they would onrooks to steep ar to TOOt And sometimesone or another of the will eHmboat af the water to one of those tapesand lie there on it maybe root atejlthe at one side end perhaps withits head and the foreword port of Jts

hanging over the edge of the tableta treat apparently all of the time In

t danger ef retting off

tote the water ta frontAad when a seal lies on a table like

that sUsptac people standthe pool watching and waiting

He wont hurthimself whoa he does ian he will suaplyfan oeT into the water but oW and youngwan women and chUdren win saadthere with keen interest sMantly watchingsad waiting for that seal te taR-

A seal is always Mk ly to movea little in its sleep not saifttae poeitioabat maybe its uppers or giving Hs body

swttcbe and this seal moves ta thatway every now sad then It doesat seenas If it could make nay at allwithout tailing oil But It deer It wnfeeds Its taU Uppers sad thou folds them

timer it mirnii its forward uppers andthou folds them back OB Its body agentsod ovary now and then it nods

IU heed hanging ever the edge of the

then the dozing seal recovers It withla little Jerk lust as a person dosing M-

a chair would do And this noddinggreatly tar rosily

j every time the seal sods It setms as Ifbet It and usEs and stiltto bring Its bead up ta time

and y on the stable And thus maybeso far that ta recovering

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thetaat 1M of pitching ot Mad tlrst

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its dropsthe seal deco all Mat lose Its balance

and at that a little murmur runs aroundpeople settle dews te

intently oUtas they

are putty sure to do they are rewardedThe first thing yen know the jiiininrtseaTs heed drupe ta far down tiM Msness aH but touches the water and he

Jest sadtries ta recover baaiitf but this timeDes too far over sad sway he gore anthe table head first into the water andthea a buss runs areand among thewatching people sad everybody sullenand you hear some people i irlslmlaa expreaetag their interest audibly

The seal takes a Ilttto abort easy tunaround in the water and comes back andclimbs ap agate en the tibte raises its

there and takes a teak around atpeople and thea BOB dawn and gees te

And maay stay te him tall offagate while ta place of those who moveon others top to look sod so there artalways tots of people deeply interested

around the seal poet waitingthe seal taB off the table

THE TROLLEY DOG

A flack and Tnt Whose DnllT Sport

The Uaitey dec appeared ta BMetc-iyn He deeeres his name just as muchas the

tthe posi the

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t ie sad

theIIsad children III

tit

Is to RIde OR the Carshas

dog atIIo1IP tIP

separate tines at theSo tat only fit tIM type has HeR

sadwatch mere

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bead shoulder a

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eros eaee standingto-

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does toauto there l pet epouph of hia is mahe-a dog skew

meahaervad and Ida habits studied ThIsijierhnfn has his habitat ta the car borneaf the DeKalb avenue line As sue ofthe conductors put it he belongs ne

bitch and breeding this dog te ahowever

trelleT cars and the awn who run themOne thing be must have daily sad that te-

a ride ea a ear or more strictly speak-ing a run with a err

If you go to Brooklyn by a DeYCatbavenue car very laze some night whentravel is stock you may see this loUsy

I dog sttttag proudly oa the front seatj the mauiiiiisn As soon as the

fairly started over the bridge the

will jump oat and race the carthe way screw He te very adept atdodging the mOle naaieau

When be gets tired of exerdee Bobwin mount the front seat again But beis net allowed ta root conductorwm whistle to him and Bob will perform-a high hurdle dash back over the seatsHe takes each seat at a separate Jump3 o sooner Is be oa the buck platformthan the mocormaa whistles for him and

a studyof the topography of aa open trolleycar will skew

Bob does not remain Idle for any length

exchange of greetings Sometimes he hasto be recoiled by the awtormaa or coo

The wonder to that he severtort for be leaves the ear and re-

t alively dtp

We give Mm a ride nearly everynIght sold the soadacter land he al-ways enjoys it So tor that dowe and so do the paannport He Is thebeet trolley dog ta captivity

to-By

Mack IIIId tan HIsto e mIsty tile

ca-rtsdec who answers to the name c

Bob will SO by theThe reU1rU job as

of time At the sight or g tar-a one lie fa the car to a y tOt alt

duetsegets

to it again whoa it Is going

tter

Interestcentered 1

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Robert Bdesen In The Call of theXorth

Rehearsals of The Can af the Xdrtkthe new BroadbutK play ta whisk RobertSdeeon will teeagacate his sixth seasonas a star under the management of Henry-B Harris began JCanday at the HudsonTheater The new play to founded enStewart Edward WhitesHouse and white making a liberal useef Ue original story retalataK the leadingcharacters and central episode Me Broadburst has wisely used the story esly as asubstantial feuBdation rather than as acomplete urebof the ordinary draatatizatine He has elaborated with excellenterect Ob the comedy element and thetime of action has been condensed to acouple of days affording action of asweeping and forceful nature for withinthat time bitter conflict between twodetermined moo Is happily senduded aswell as the swift teve affair between oneof the men and the doughier ef the ether

About Rats

Tom Speedy tbe Lfberton naturalisthas dettvered JadgmenCJa the Scotsman

a let ef Interesting eorreepbadeiKe-conoemtar rats The statement that the

three years increase to GMK should hesays be accepted wfta the proverbialpinch of salt As tile result ef observa-tion Mr Speedy declares that ftf leeA wastile largest breed he beg ever seen andfour the smallest Seven was the

of those he kept ta confinement Theyoung at born blind and It Is fourteendays before they can eee A month laterthey are displaced by another brood and

are driver from the nursery to fendfor themselves Frequently only one femate te found ta a brood and this In alarge measure must cheek tile geometrlral tendency to increase What becomes-of EO many young bachelor rats MrSpeedy does not tate It Is ascerted thatold males when opportunity offers

young broods but of this MrSpeedy has no knowledge This he doeskriowtbat the mother rat keeps the oldmale away from her brood in confine

a

tm th 0IaIII

pqpay of a pair of rats will In

de-stroy

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MUSIC AND MUSICIANS

Mr and Thomas Evans Greenehave gone to Cambridge JW to remainfor a fortnight with Mr Greenes

Rev and Mrs William WallaceGreene of that

Mr Greene left en Thursday at anarise en his yacht the Katte V accoinpanted by Ms faretaermtew Mr EdwinL WH Mr Andrews They wentfirst te Bahbaeee ay way ef the PotomacRIVer Chesapeake Bay GreeneJoined theta at Chnespfnke Beachwhither she went by tram and soIledacross the bay IB the NUte craft

Mr and Mrs Greene returned rectallyfrem Cauunsltoiit where their spent afew days with Mr David Blphamtheb-arytone rejMaratag lar a concert in BarHarbor on August 3 when Mr Wephemand other arttots including MrGreene will s tbe evenings enter-tainment to the of that

JaR Stekesz the yinag Pwtea pianistwho made a splaniMd reputation as anartist la this country appeared recentlyta recital in Parts whose he miir amequal success went from Puts toMunich where a brilliant reception wasgiven him by pcomineat maateteas e thatmusic center Prom Munich 6fr Sickest

hwoe already a favorite l wM

A Washington fOr the goodInmMceiasi be at ea of the WhitHome musicale hut season apsnrl athere OB January 10 He ha sayral risks to XT and Hi H P X Holt

ta their apartment tat the Ptetaace wherebe met many of the Ifaalng maslciaaand made many friends

TeaR Resske the great operatic tenor to enthusiastic over tile latent div

hasand

mess who will make tat the near future

recently aM to aa interview I belIeveterteusiy that If I had a theater at my-

fanaaaee exclusively with Americana

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Wa pncrtos heroines has been engage I

tar athe Metropolitan Opera House In NewYrk to the spring ef HMi She ta to aa

with her brinUnt ppa OeraMtoe Parrar e weH known tat Washingtonpreftsetonally and socially withMow Lebmami has a great

The sports to h rhnma pmhahtywin be Beware Xexa e ep coldaabooM hi these days which ha splen-did ports far sapTsnsa and Otacfcs Ip-

hrntrt who appeared with treat saeoeasin the Whit House last winter at Mmu-

taf thecountry tot Bagtead It to not that thepteee to a-

dea te o arcaaacd and so well keptIt Is lIP hobby and U the envy of aU

TtoUars u the aatchbarhoad Her atadtowhere she does all her practicing ndstudying oaeaa this garden whichshe declares to her inspiration She takesher ateala during the MUBBMtall when she to able to be atoadcr a huge teat In the gardea

I Jvat now she is en tour in Australia

She played hi the Whit1 Jam Slekeax It was a matter f neat

that aatlher of artists wa-bcavd lit aabUe coocert her Mtos G 4-

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Mrs WIlliam Keye Miller aapraaesoislet of this city who Is spendta her

concert last week in the Hotel Ce

Pro BcaI a d aeTa SereBade with oblicatov ta both ofwhich coowed most artistic trie andtatoh and a knowledce of the language

Hiss Alice Bnrbaae who to saeaalaKher summerteuere beautlfitl cottas Eden Hall toBar Harbor appeared in a mosicale teatweek WWI Mr Perry AvertU tenon gtr n-

ta the home of Mrs J Wen Wttchdyffetat Bar Harbor Him Borbane Is one ofthe few psmatau who caa play sconespaBhaanti deihjhtfuay and Mrl ei iaa e was a dtflscolt sac Hack aftile suecesa of the musicale duo toMiss Bttrtagcs playing

Mr Autos Kapar vtettnfc Mr Ernestcelltet and Mr John Porter Law

rcace pteatot aO of this etty have beeagiving several rhaajhernmsle coacartE ht-Morgaatawa W Va they havebed sacceaeec Mr Ka par sadMr Lawrence were MUOOog their ao

at Asbury Park W J ata

with Mrs tit tile

Lent

Mitering

aamer sang

1j r pronounced wes551 mu were fl Aquas tuasnoBrags

tellsshe

Mzugrae

Avertwag

where

l sonuaer eagaceavents at the sum-mer school of musk hi the State Daiver-stty and Mr Lent was engaged apodaUyfor Ute eoaeerta-

Mtoe Georgia E Muter director of theVirgil Cinder Ptoaa Scaaol of Washingtoo is receiving the sympathy of a tersecircle of friends because of tile rotdeath of her sister Mrs Walter WIteoz

Profs H E SeJtMMw sad William DePeed are ia Herndon Vs rebearatas-eomaanr of local stager for a perform-ance of Pinafore on the 12th aDd 13thof this month The cut will be cowposed f Wavaiagton talent and includessuch stagers and players asMr anti Mrs Harry 3tervns CharlesBell Charles A JohaeoB Ralph ColeaMB-Cbester Ripiey Eva Ballot and CarolynGriffith Dates also been arrangedfor performances at LetsDurg Viennaand adjacent towns The proceeds wiltbe for the benefit of local enterprises

Mrs Kirk L RusselL organist of WaughM E Church together with Mr Russell wm the part of thisweek for a trip throng New England

via New York CItY PUmdelpMaand Atlantic City They wilt be geaeabout one month

Mr William K Cobea organist aaddirector of music in Trinity 34 E Caarehen Capitol Hill ia taking August fer Msvacation and Mr J W Dyer of TakomaPark organizer and director for manyyears et the TakoxM Park Choral dubis acting as substitute Mr Goiter sadhis bride who was formerly Miss AddiePerkins are temporarily occupying anapartment in the Manor House

The marriage of Miss Clara Biiiedaughter of the late Mr Lewis Y EHtsfer many years MentMed with the moatclans of this city whose family has always been more or lees before the Bweteat public to Mr Hash WObw Taylorwbteh took place ta Carlisle Pa lastMonday was a matter of surprise andInterest to her many relatives and friendsin tills her former home ceremonywas performed in the presence of a fewfriends in the Carlisle Indian School andthe bride and bridegroom left at itc forWestborough Mass to visit the bridesaunt Mrs Susie Adams and her grandmother Mrs Roeeabaam rff this citywho la also vtotting Mrs Adams

Miss Ellis spent last winter In theCarlisle Indian School as teacher andmet Mr Taylor slaG a teacher there forthe first time They will return to Car-lisle In the fall and continue their workthere probably after a short visit toWashington

The brides mother was formerly MissRosa Roseobaum for many years organ

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1st In Wesley Ghpelof much ability SSw died some yearsago and Mr Ellis second wife who isnow Ms widow was formerly Miss illsKnight the weHknowa violinist andstager The bride Is niece of Mbs-Kafe M Elite tme of the best kncwnsonpiao stegecs hi weal circles

Mr Harry WheaSn Howard organistaad choirmaster in the Church of theIa nac taie 0Bneeptfen is spending hisnunm xr at Olantot Baach in a summer

Mrs Charles B Strong and her giftedyoung daughter Mica Gladys AUre j

Strong one of the tpteated pianists ofthe city wilt leave next week for Kuemoot Va to spend several weeks SlissStrong who was known only a few yearsago as nrasicai prodigy playing in pubMe when nine and ten years old graduated from tile Central High School inJune

WHY IS A JOKETheory of a Fresh Analysis of JIu

nor and Laughter i

Vhat te the sesset ef humor sad whydo we taagfa A kinds of pfaikwopiMrs

paasted sear this problem from

ties very seat the aoiation-staMHag thought that humor has j

produced for so many geaentlons endpeople have teuflfcud oft uncounted buitwna-wtthottt kaawiar the reason why If w-dM not know that everything which it

we might concludethat hamanfcty had wasted its time listenlag to Artotsphanen and Mark Twain j

There te a reason for the joke apart i

from the II rips tile funny man make j

oat af KA fresh aaalyste MIll diiveettoa of the

joke piantem ar sos CHaon

cry fintiy that there te something wrongfunny We must

he careful not to tarn this statement hother end la If then somethin-sfaaar in everythtag jneag we wouldbe put Jn aeed spirUs by a visit to the i

Jail and the asylums Pate or great nut 1

faring acmompanying a nmaa vitiates

and a JiIIICeI I

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Kobody magfaa when he is afraid oref humor be

Ifeat to jrae ef care aad-

ae merely stttr wfll not do forhamor

tebbepwaek atto maay tatestocss The oartoueJylW-

MssUC

bee somewhere the extremes ofbseliim Until and absolute untruth

There must he a stesitertty or mamablanc b tw si fact sad the buraoroast-statesBeat The wrong Ideawithin a lair saKsini ef titselmils rtty be a new nod uminpunnisort A anattertty which actaaBycelves does not snake i

The answer to the rtddV Why te aattek ef candy like a homer The onoieyou tick it the faster it goes Utaatrateean artificial resemblance eC words link

The pun to a low f

between wordslikeness Parody burlesque and farceexaggerate the right or standard conceptby petting na nadui f itelnule-oa the wrong If similarity orManee te the baste of humor It might beaqraed that burner Is deception Ac amatter of fact n a lim tile baawrtet te

liar or nut 4apeaa oa his sndtenceliar

Former analysts of the piuUtoiu have

tile counterfeit and fraudulent or becausebe rejalods in his superior smartness overothers ta catching a point Bat it te evi-dent that tills is not M Han toughs be-cause his mind hetag atoat detects the

sad with repudiates tt

wrong but its detection lid lepodtaoaKataraBy then must beoommon

ards of right and wrong as wen

who Jokes and him who laughs Herecomes a fool lets be grave said CharlesLamb inuanlng that there was aomon ground for the play of Jeet betweenthe men of tntrtlect and the foot Everytrade everyks own

standards of the normal sod beabnormal As the world changes opinionsalter and sock sew era produces its hu-mor appropriate to the prevailing ideasOnce the knight was a serious figureDon Qatxote mode him fanny when Idaeconomic usefulness had passed Dill nowbe is out of date for any purpose Thestase was formerly washed at Sodaythe tramp and the motbertaIaw sharethe honors bat evident they cotserve Indefinitely Condastow might bedrawn from the vaudeville Jests at the expeae af poHtfotaas and the aadbelt theory

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And Other Curious and BeautifulFishes Arrived from Bermuda

rem tIn Sew Yet SeaThe two great green morays that have

beeR an attraction at Ute aaaartamhave ta the tonic wIth them now a aew

from Bermuda on July M The newlyarHMd giant eel Is fully as big as eitherof the two others being five feet andsomething over ta length ta color It to

the same dell sreea but of a Httie deeper tint

The big green morays here occupy twotasks thrown into one with a high widearch between When the new moray waspot tate the tank preparattoas were made

chauld resent Ks presence and it wassoot necessary to separate tt The ne

had scarcely straightened Itselfout before one of the old eels canelag alongside with Hs head be-side that ef tile newcomer When these

fight they may lacerate each otherterribly with their cruet teeth and theold eel was apparently intent oa sh4ngnow So they drove the new eel lola onesection of the tank by itself and put downa wire screen between that section andtbe other Later they will mice thescreen and let the gtent get togetheragain andafter a time when they getused te one another they are Mkety tedwell together la amity

In tbe same shipment was a younggreen moray ali three feet ta lengthone of a size novae before seen hereThere were in the lot altogether upwardof 381 odd and beautiful fishes represent-ing twentyfour varieties and includingprincess rock fish surgeon fish yellowgrunts white grunts blue striped groatseasels lady Salt sergeant majors breamgray snappers hinds angel flakes spot-ted morals fooreyee cowfish trunkashgreen parrot fish squirrel deb mud par-rots red fianedpariwte and User reck

lash

His UtilityPuck

UhtvaH new Otevd s M e Broth-er Vtterkack a4dn s4 g hte eaOow

ta an admonitory war aeat gnto ntewMn and laments ah kaze yas-cnHud y0 alat no use IB de world In degreat deeeaposittoB of de denigger has ills utility What ta name

gracious would de Jacklegged whitepoliticians have to hoorang about if darwant no Digger question De worm amcreated widout feathers and tins sos hewont clutter up de works of de cidermill Hurrumpti J

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AMUSEMENTS I AMUSEMENTS

A Rcrnance of the Prize Ring

4BJC ACTS 7 BIG SCENES2tO Elaborate Scelc Effects

24WoeXJ in How York CityDont Fall to the Famous Prize Ring Scono

EXT VtfEEK THEGAriJBiERO ST-LIj

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All li WiIUn

LANDI NO ENGAGEMENT WASHiNGTON

Round trip to llnlUporeb Elettrie after 4 Po m exceptL0O

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The Big New York Success

TAYLO GRAINLLE-n the DrmntIc Plovelty of the Season

TH STAR BOUTSt1rrIg

Pen Ic on the

Seg

Come to Baltimore and See us at the ftcademy Thj Week

W1kerTheir Sreatest Euc-

ces3APANIAIN

nra dailySatorday

THE 360KEBJT SLAVE TEOERMow He Works Traffic In Human

BolnKM Most Pr H4abIe in WorldIt is oce of the delusions of modern

civOteatioa that slavery not existBut there lie ta the world today thou

of Mack gins laboring underhideous teem of forced labor wnich-

to only ncceatanted by the absurd attrmin o clally free by

means of toasd deciaaents couched inthe nagroej cannot possibly

understand says TitBitsA typical

southwest coast of Africa There are 1mmease cocoa plantations ta the Portuguess islands of SaD Thome and Principe

4n obtain teBBsass for them there is a j

providing negroes These men organize r

special parties who estptoce the interiorof African and hundreds of j

1 who are fr

driven back to the COSt in a manacledcondition Whole families se captured tand sold ta according to physicalcondition Sad ape

TIle irony of the whole traffic is thateverything te done on a legal baste There f

whose duty it to to Prevent the exploita-tion ft staves ef win notadmit that slavery ejdete be system IStoo perfect But the negroes think

Their tae te one of Wekmg hardlabor though they are iiiisjul asers on the ptentattea for a certainher of years at what append to be a tea

knowsthat he win never get ft At the point ofthe ewocd he signs an aamemfiit be caaoat read htaueif bony and sealto the traders Once on the totead be

lye or sewn years the farce of signtag te agate jnae througn pad ao on na-

his primeval dwning not a penny thelabor It to

very seldom indeed that any of thesesteve live to old age Five years te gen-erally enoagh for the strongest coaMteu-ttoa

To avoid the paytag of wages a aystemte tatroduced by which the worker

cannot possibly escape losing his nominalwage Flogging are of course everydayoccurrences women suttertag as wail smen They live ta bats when not engagedta the fields and even if the wretchedcrsntures could escape their goecde theywould be utterly unable to leave the iouand Thus the geographical position savesthe owners thousands of pounds

King Leopold derives nearly Mttyear from his Congo property and

most of this huge sum imissionaries and othess made eat of theblood and teats of hseplsm slaves

leaoh month to the Belgian monarchs1 agents The same farce ef socalled vol1 salary signtagon to gone through here

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JiIa country ill tto exist ID the Port colony on the r

ere dealers who make a of

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course a certain price is paid forthe rubber but the deaten are anythingbat extravagant when treating with an

the valuable product to ofctataetf for nexttonothtoc by Ktog LeopahTs representa-tives and the natives zeaotre persuasionte induce them to find the rubber for thewhite man It to tote peFauaton whichhas led to tile taseraatteaal protestagainst the Congo atrocities Very eGos

tar and mutilation when with reealdtrant uesrotc

Great Britain te sort of overlord of Zoo

putting down slavery te the SuttaasThe loiter was educated ta

England and to a certain extent sympafuses with British Ideas of freedom Batthere Is the revenue to be considered andso slavery slightly disguised exists ta

Lately the dealers have learnedthe Portuguese trick of making the newssip an indenture form thus tending ntea

certain number of years

fetchtempting prices sad after the human

te disposed of the agent boo no farth-er Interest ta his career It eMU verylittle to secare the victims and owing tethe absence of raHwefs the staves arecompelled to march to their desttaationFeeding to not a aerioas Item f expendi-ture the surrounding country will provideenough food for the niggers-

In the caee of a negi who looks likelyto retain hte physical fitness until the cadof the journey tittle trouble to taken andbe to left to shin for himself te the mat-ter of food The weaklings however

the dealer gives them some attentionEven then this means that his profitswilt probably be quadrupled n tile extraexpenditure to Justine The market

boy to SSt or hW for a black Herculeswho gives promise of jUtndais the strataof forced labor Women cost between 6and 2a

In Memory of Old Hickory

If the spirit ef Old Hickory should de-e spot sear which he

entered the earthly house of this taber-nacle ta 177 he would hardly reeogu etile place so greet has been the changeThe wilderness has been made ta bloomand ta its midst stands the thriving townof Waxbaw He would soon discoverhowever that he to sot forgotten for abroom tablet on the railroad station proclaims the fact that near tills place An-drew Jackson was born And Squire Henry N McWhorter who lives hard by Isalways ready to greet the spirit of thegreat Andrew wiCi Welcome dear cuestend ost

Not to put too dee

the have not at

z1bc but stiJIJllve great I

Zanzibar

self to wont for MIary for

TIle it of tile meetin the world fur goof stoves

murk be ttteDed up It porelbie sad so

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GALA INAUGURALATTRACTION

30Handsome Girls30From the BIus Grass SUto

Costumed in the Latest Uptodate Parisian Style

6STAR VAflDBflLLE ACTS 6

THE BH16ABIER-

SGATTA7TIBY OF DR WILEY

Wonderful Bravery la EatingBaneful Food

Hw absurdDr Wiley because e been detected

with trimmingsand a special saW pine divers mugs of

ta a WsrteliniKia restaurantWiley the sovenuneot chtBiiaf and diettot wile etenmnr eztate temperance in

us tofloe lang saat be as faaanr as we canwithout luxuries lid allure of thetable

Tbe tanj erial dab te pecun r toWnoMngMn aaa these wIlD have linger-ed lovingly over It win not foil to under

Wiley wastempted and felL would not fall towith such a dish ta ttemt of him andclear the trencher by rapt delicious de-grees Such as haet aot been intimatewith Imperial crab are disqualifiedto sit in Joogiaent open Dr Wiley

a tenk with esttras and saladof all nations and several mugsof heady ale tilts Jade argues a garjantuan aapettte and ato throwing ofdiscretion to the minus But it must be

that r r Wltejr as a man ofscience Is a realist it to us thatbe exhibited tbe red hedge of courageta charging this rampart of food As adtettet be knew n hat the consequencesmight be He was aware he might

with tile toot mouthful or unhappilybefore PvobaMy be had made his willThese he set a martyr to science whether

is he broke bte own rules for longevitand studying tile efiect of the seductivebut deleterious upon his digestine tracttronomic field as well as of the battle-field With each portton f crab or rut tsteak and each draught of musty aleDr Harvey Washington Wiley mighthave breathed his test

And for what purpose dM be lookte the face so conscteaety Only to in-dulge an epicurean paictea sad revel In aarfelt of food We never believe

The poteen squad knows Ms chief He Isthe gravest of the brave ta consumingbaneful however palatable it maytae Tile truth to Dr Wiley was surprisedIn an act of water which only he wouldmake light of The insinuation that hedose not practice what be preaches ig-nores hits censfeeoous selfsacriflce andsavers of ezrvy sad black ingratitude

TJEUHKEBBESS IN MAINE

Prohibition Laws Rave Sot Settledthe Rum Question

31 r Hefeaaa Day who has a sur

Appletons Magazine that there is moredroakenaees ta tiM prohibition Statethou ta tile other Yew England Stateswhere there is ao prohwtttoa tow

lIsting the pact year ta Portland thereir re 56 arrests for tetexieation to thelaw of the population and ta Bangor 10to the XG08L The average te all Mainecities was 381i to th For allNew England the average was only IS 1

There are all sens of ways to getwhisky The sole floartoaes without regslainbitten which of course exetades regula-tion and the eenctaaence to accordingta Mr Day appalling

But there te no prospect of a repeal ofthe law which Is a fixtare The peopleof the rural sections are anwaveringlr-in favor ef the law as It stands aad will

meat Ia some localities It is enforcedbecause it is supported by public senti-ment so that the effect Is a rlamsy kindof local option under the guise of Stateprohibition

So then they have what they want InMaine namely proMMttea But theyhave beside what they do net want therum question and It assumes a formmore vlctoas in Maine than te otbeStates whose ideals are not writtenobstinately In the statute People whowant temperance decency and good ordfr will not fall to conclude that prohl-biUTj does not brins these blessizyrs

KlENTUCKY-aELIIES

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lie lived or died caJtDIF g his puIte

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food

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