THE WASHINGTON HEBALD SUNDAY AUGUST 9 1908 T ip PLAYS AND PLAYFOLKWH- AT IS DOING IN THE THEATRICAL WORLD IN MIDSUMMER AT THE PLAYHOUSES- The Academy The Star Bout engagement of Taylor GranvUto ta The Stir Bout wfll be tile attrarr a at the icew Academy tomor- row right The play which te aa eteb- ome name to ta four acts utnes and win undoubtedly prave the saUon of this seasons dramatic nov Uos Mr GranvUle wiU supported i big and competent cast Inrludhi- giiss Laura Phrpont who win be seen lr her original role of Mayme Farrill tie tough girl sweetheart of Joe Brady The first act akes place in the Coutt rental Club a rich gambling club run by George Steele a wellknown sporting roan of New York Mart Sght promoter and owner af the Otjmi ian Boxing Club is na asseflits of A year previous te the upimiir or the puy Joe Bradr had teat feathtrwelgat championship to Spangle who was now Henaessys management The JDd Ia matched to fight The Harlem Winter the Brit nIt at Uennessys dub Dar Irg the evening wnich Is tedte night at the club Mayme Farren lees former BWftheart meets Tod a aew- nr rr reporter who TOSS Joe Brady a few months previous found that his defeat by flpaaghi was owing to a aiuscuter asTectioa af es 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 ad 2lA nt spoil ao attempted robbery of the ate by Kid Spangle who de rou3 cf obtaining money to bet upon trrst f had attempted the robbery aided c 3 abetted by Maggte McFtan Ids ETreihTirt and daughter of Pat McFlo- aois txnefactor and friend Te shield he grl Joe denied recognising the thief THUS dr w saapteteai npoa hbaeeU Tic act shows McFlnns salooa the Bowery with Joe Bradys teaming nrs 13 the beast It to the mora rg of the Sght aDd word te brought Ia tit The Harlem Wonder has been put out of business by a trolley ear aad- McFirn endeavors io have lee Brady ut 5tuted After turning down several roposions for a frameno fight for ETC ladling the betting public Heaneesy finally consents to let Joe go on and puts up a I50S side bet By that Joe a afraid of Spangfe End will not appear ta the ring they truee McFlnas anger aad be bets aa ad- ditional JlOMt that Brady does show order to do so be had to pledge his oou and teaaawat The first scene of the third act shows the exterior of the boxing dub early In the evening of the fight Steels who te- Hennessjs financial backer Is referee the light Henae y is to win the bet with McFmn that Joo not up sad through a de- Cy letter purporting to be signed by- Iiivme Farren toveigtes him to Cranfa Tomb on the Riverside Drive v ta the second scene Here his body into Joe is rescued en the drive rile i IlK ot the c ue aM < be- t I a Stee the fit the tel KId 1IDder tells her be had 1iO lie e bd iMIC el1beir ig proved tht she net fill t1aIa cs J j E ond C1 C 3iFnn tit ting > to show out s Is wayl by two toughs diw wto ratkn vu4evfls etch e Hen you rsu- a the- e V f watrr frt5ds kept e ws 4 up- I ute WINS deS shown Je whe a Is Mas overbsad ¬ < > > = race to save McFlnns In sce three the driver te shown far- ther down where the machine ta stopped Tjy a policeman for exceeding the speed limit 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 af the fight club crowded with thnnsandj of ght tans The prenminartes are all run- off arid after some characteristic rtag da Brady is not present Hennessy is about to claim McFinas money when lee The loin i aaadu of realistic fight irZ which follow ends ta a knockout of Spangle by Joe sad virtue triumphs orv9 more The last act shows the new champtaas- purtnents in the Savoy Hotel where Joe Is giing a bachelor dinner to Ids friends on the eve of his marriage with kayo Far U- Jfevr Lyeeam Reopenx Tomorrow The Kentucky Belles win be the at traction for the Timpimliu of the Yaw Lyceum Tte company pr seats a new imrtr comedy in two acts entitled The Hood 3ars Holiday The pteee Is by J Giant who has written fifteen original x uscal the correct rhythm sad fgfr to ssaie them popular The stellar rate or General Boom to turn thief in Order to save his fut dw ding resources Is ta the hands ef Jln Xlamond the toadtag eomedten 3ar TUTTond is a funmaker of reoognteed blity and has been surrounded with a or fifty talented people t tn- Oiliiiey and Golden J Grant Gfbsoa IiS3 Adele Ranney Two Melroee Broth- ers and Dave and leI Mazda There is also a chorus af thirty pretty girls tribute iiumeasBreabiy to the af the july show Taylor Granrllle The Star has had a va author and ath- lete During his career as aa lid be IAS never played a pert originated by are the Middy In Jacob Lius production Af The Ensign Tote WMgetts n- Orles Coghteas peeducUon of Tbe cal Box the Pumpkin ta Haw production of The Pearl sad t 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 Lit t Host He associated for over few years t the late Charles Cajrhtea and was He also conceived wrote aad starred in the weBknown racing sketch Te Futurity Wtaaer which tcored- ii r a big reccass ta the better thee of- raudsvllle houses a few years age enormous sa teai which followed production of The Star Bout ta xaudviiie houses test season prompted ra to elaborate the sbetch tote a four aci drama llarenret Wyeherljr to Star 3toenm in addition to their duties of QC a cir- cuit oi theaters and The Gar Mastesaa haxe signed a contract with Margaret TVyclerly to star her ta a now piay husband Bayard Veilter and Stasis sus Stange called Other Sett Miss Wycherty mode a saceees te- inudevUia ta a protean sketch playing halt dozeD diffi Bt eharactera within the lmit of twenty mincTes She will have two parts o plar n this new drama Vhen she goes to New York some upsets will be give of the Yeats cramps likewise Ibsens Lady from the- E i Th rp i also somf talk of seeding UC ii to iocdon next June and the twe baD JI8MI8p 7 oHe a1d with bail an bsur to is I nutes to spare they Ue off apJa busIness big AKbt P caJJe4 Theater ue C numbs which are said to pc- s a w can J1nC and Taylor GTaDvlUe tile star of the boxing Boat career an actor the paris he has I a lsng I as at the JaUer death in- c T 1 the AlrNl sad Ji P 1 Her big I Ve riot a auto spste- t y be- gun the a4 ap- pears toerrow- otArI who baa been eepeljed cast I and deace who era asses drr2 red ag other Among erestad Er- r rsent Oentoa- L ArOis by- e roe ¬ = ¬ ¬ ¬ > = < > > NOTES OF THE STAGE James J Carbett will go te Chicago in- meaee rehearsals in Facsne the Mnste Katherine Stewart Gertreda Auganle Emmett SbackeMvrt B na ChorchfU and Off wilt be ta William Favor A divorce has been awarded te Mrs A Johnatono Faraaai from her hnaban Dustin lara This wIN not Interfere Julian JUwavde now Gay Moslean ap a the e port R I an Friday Ang to the HeOte Street Tl at J Edward BOto who ana an hapnrunt role in James Po b i eomedy The Traveling Sahgmaa ta blather of Edtth Ems WOMB play The Nehru haa will he produced by Henry B Lieu and the Mo se wW have te taB caet Edmund Breese Fraser Coolter- ManVolai Duncan Reginald Carriactoa E A ghtrh Walter Alton Charles Stnrals Dorothy DaaneOy Marlon Potluck Dcsxaond KeOey wh the part of Jane Hammond tat Her ShMer with EU D njms i toM usaran sod was nrevtoosly m Rleaest Gift Is to be stains a or ten days to coer Julie with WIt Man HJIIIe ne thee goes for a ill the part of TIle Grace sad Ella wUI IH- tfa veto in play whish Harts the ue of week shams epsiiy isg In he Squew opera at Now sad Beetea erggert Har- ris latter Novhsr Jas- on Thorns Cver PIn sad other Yreha sees t- amesu an Isrtaat The fbi In Doe UUtaa Attirtosa has a mater boot tide she has called Paid m FulL A aH cutler has besa am at for maaihirihlp ta he sjinhsmnt Yacht Club at Port tacton and Edwin Stove who a scow is goIng ta seo that Mtas Alberta on becomes a foBaadfjed mimtiiir and then for a pooitlqn as saK Ueuteaant The Cotaanta Theater entlreiy reno- vated sod under now manage nunt wilt I September 7 Kaaaetter Camcteclr who has gained great papntertty as leading star herself with a new play by a new author His Comstock ta Jet will be Maurice B XfcrbT who has beau sating as general prena jepveseatative fur Hoary I W Savage during Freak C Paynes- Mreuuous tour ahead of Madam But terar and pteyfnl pertgrteattea abroad for the ute Merry Wlnaw company while Payne once mot takes a hatfNei- soa held an tie desfc ta the offlce B Harris new jtsun which ta Yew York CHy Robert Bdenen ta The Call of the North at the H The TiavetesT Sntesmaa at the Ub erty ReM SloW ta The Chnnm Lady at the Giwad Opeca Heave sod Henrietta era ta Nail at the Acnd I 1 Wash a ou lady tw will a tIN opening attrsetios at the ioiumbla I u engaged Now York tile ant weeks r H will eIII7 sod was spon prtiSaary eaeeoa YOSdt4 stars as been er budsees mansper During few Heavy opens so- Aupuet ho hove four altracdsso sire of ¬ > The flu rehearsah of Ragged Rebta Chauncey CMcotfs play for this itaean of which R a Johaeea Young and RIta 01 eott toga Mr CMcotfs home and will be continued dafly until Friday Aagaet 14 when the first public performance of the new drama win be given in the Broadway Theater ia that city After two nights In Saratoga the company Jumps to Minneap- olis whore Mr Oieott begins Ids regular George Broadharat te going te be one of the dramatists very much ia evidence thteWtater both ta New York and on the wfil be ttaae WOettre which be wrote ta- H brine 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 Play Wmtnax ColKer kept his word and deliv- ered the promised manuscript of a new play caned Patriot to Charles Freeman last Wednesday At least it bore an the outward sIRs of being It was bound m an easily handled manuscript cower On the etitsMe was printed The Patriot a comedy by WUI torn Collier But inside these very nIce leather cover aH else was written te Mr Comers private hieroglyphics In scfibed saperscrAed and drcumscrihod are the authors began at Sua- On Augeet roM CaJJ of lit tile at tile with George V wilt wIlDe a play for Cyril Scott Is to 1 alas to be New is playing TIM about twice that pUll to rile a- pia d 1 bve oa His WaiF Ths the NertM aeon Node aad rae erujenetiss new be- delthed by Noe sesu- is York sad asotbet There- with four cpsahe Han bursts laceere ¬ < with dtelocue stage business happy theughts and diagrams of the seeaes I am aorry said Mr Freeman after staring fixedly at the raenuscrjpt for some tilDe hot English German and enoagh Preach to save me frem starving ta Parts are the entr languages I know This doesnt took ta me like any of these Oh yes it to replied Mr and Ill prove it to yes by your own stenogra- pher Ad he most have succeeded be Patriot is Mr Colliers play for toe cooing season Corning to Academy A cowboy bead of excellent musicians a trained horse that raises the American flag which signals an atuek o s zs of and bed indians a real oldtime stage coach and Its holdup a rat prterie scene and an Indians marksicaBshlp with bawte knives throwing them twenty paces arid pinning the heroine to a tree are among the of A H Woods The Gambler from the West a thrMttaa melodrama whisk will be the attraction at the Xew Acad- emy for the week beginning Monday Au- gust 17 David VarfleId In London Another report cemes fram Europe to the effect that David Warfleld will play The Music Master in London at the AdetoM Theater under the management of George Bdwardae About six months ago it was aeld Mr WarfieM would play a whose year abroad and sabsequeatly it was 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 the report from abroad is correct Mr War field wilt curtail his Ameicao season The Thief at the Empire Carries Frohioan announces that The TIde with Margaret nitegtoa and Bruce MeRaa who are now playing so success- fully in the West will appear for ten nights at the Empire Theater beginning Thursday September J Mr Crane in or- der to get an additional rest abroad will begin ha season in Father and the Boys I outside of New York on September 15 The des I thrilling are te- at ciDer onvee be- gin San a- long ¬ = ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ THE SLEEPING SEAL Lots of People Always Waiting to See film Fall Oft the Table FkM tha Nir York S- Vtettors at the aquarium never tire of watcMag the harbor eate and one thing that pleases thom particularly is to see t e seats tall oft their tabfewhen they go- te sHep There are three harbor seals here and ta the ndddte of than poet there are alaee togetheC two solid low tables their just above the water on which the seals climb set as they would on rooks to steep ar to TOOt And sometimes one or another of the will eHmb oat af the water to one of those tapes and lie there on it maybe root atejl the at one side end perhaps with its head and the foreword port of Jts hanging over the edge of the table ta treat apparently all of the time In t danger ef retting off tote the water ta front Aad when a seal lies on a table like that sUsptac people stand the pool watching and waiting He wont hurt himself whoa he does ian he will suaply fan oeT into the water but oW and young wan women and chUdren win saad there with keen interest sMantly watching sad waiting for that seal te taR- A seal is always Mk ly to move a little in its sleep not saifttae poeitioa bat maybe its uppers or giving Hs body swttcbe and this seal moves ta that way every now sad then It doesat seen as If it could make nay at all without tailing oil But It deer It wn feeds Its taU Uppers sad thou folds them timer it mirnii its forward uppers and thou folds them back OB Its body agent sod ovary now and then it nods IU heed hanging ever the edge of the then the dozing seal recovers It with la little Jerk lust as a person dosing M- a chair would do And this nodding greatly tar rosily j every time the seal sods It setms as If bet It and usEs and stilt to bring Its bead up ta time and y on the stable And thus maybe so far that ta recovering I tops theta at 1M of pitching ot Mad tlrst erg tile IM1 to taU < sleeping tie up tpetber to he stili aM Ia front lower and b- aa the people I- tt Re lID beIMI pine- d seal edge body the side a mee meat spats se tbl droop lower 5od ads urg its drops the seal deco all Mat lose Its balance and at that a little murmur runs around people settle dews te intently oUt as they are putty sure to do they are rewarded The first thing yen know the jiiininrt seaTs heed drupe ta far down tiM Ms ness aH but touches the water and he Jest sad tries ta recover baaiitf but this time Des too far over sad sway he gore an the table head first into the water and thea a buss runs areand among the watching people sad everybody sullen and you hear some people i irlslmlaa ex preaetag their interest audibly The seal takes a Ilttto abort easy tun around in the water and comes back and climbs ap agate en the tibte raises its there and takes a teak around at people and thea BOB dawn and gees te And maay stay te him tall off agate while ta place of those who move on others top to look sod so there art always tots of people deeply interested around the seal poet waiting the 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 much as the t the posi the tt they t ie sad the II sad children III tit Is to RIde OR the Cars has dog atIIo1IP tIP separate tines at the So tat only fit tIM type has HeR sad watch mere And stay ie engb bead shoulder a bead a see eros eaee standing to- me does to auto there l pet epouph of hia is mahe- a dog skew me ahaervad and Ida habits studied ThIs ijierhnfn has his habitat ta the car borne af the DeKalb avenue line As sue of the conductors put it he belongs ne bitch and breeding this dog te a however trel leT cars and the awn who run them One 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 DeYCatb avenue car very laze some night when travel is stock you may see this loUsy I dog sttttag proudly oa the front seat j the mauiiiiisn As soon as the fairly started over the bridge the will jump oat and race the car the way screw He te very adept at dodging the mOle naaieau When be gets tired of exerdee Bob win mount the front seat again But be is net allowed ta root conductor wm whistle to him and Bob will perform- a high hurdle dash back over the seats He takes each seat at a separate Jump 3 o sooner Is be oa the buck platform than the mocormaa whistles for him and a study of the topography of aa open trolley car will skew Bob does not remain Idle for any length exchange of greetings Sometimes he has to be recoiled by the awtormaa or coo The wonder to that he sever tort for be leaves the ear and re- t a lively dtp We give Mm a ride nearly every nIght sold the soadacter land he al- ways enjoys it So tor that do we and so do the paannport He Is the beet trolley dog ta captivity to- By Mack IIIId tan HIs to e mIsty tile ca- rts dec who answers to the name c Bob will SO by the The reU1rU job as of time At the sight or g tar- a one lie fa the car to a y tOt alt duetse gets to it again whoa it Is going tter Interest centered 1 be- hind of Bst of The bsk same ntsthod is a harder aaotbpr 5g turns ¬ > ¬ Robert Bdesen In The Call of the Xorth Rehearsals of The Can af the Xdrtk the new BroadbutK play ta whisk Robert Sdeeon will teeagacate his sixth season as a star under the management of Henry- B Harris began JCanday at the Hudson Theater The new play to founded en Stewart Edward Whites House and white making a liberal use ef Ue original story retalataK the leading characters and central episode Me Broad burst has wisely used the story esly as a substantial feuBdation rather than as a complete urebof the ordinary draatatiza tine He has elaborated with excellent erect Ob the comedy element and the time of action has been condensed to a couple of days affording action of a sweeping and forceful nature for within that time bitter conflict between two determined moo Is happily senduded as well as the swift teve affair between one of the men and the doughier ef the ether About Rats Tom Speedy tbe Lfberton naturalist has dettvered JadgmenCJa the Scotsman a let ef Interesting eorreepbadeiKe- conoemtar rats The statement that the three years increase to GMK should he says be accepted wfta the proverbial pinch of salt As tile result ef observa- tion Mr Speedy declares that ftf leeA was tile largest breed he beg ever seen and four the smallest Seven was the of those he kept ta confinement The young at born blind and It Is fourteen days before they can eee A month later they are displaced by another brood and are driver from the nursery to fend for themselves Frequently only one fe mate te found ta a brood and this In a large measure must cheek tile geometrl ral tendency to increase What becomes- of EO many young bachelor rats Mr Speedy does not tate It Is ascerted that old males when opportunity offers young broods but of this Mr Speedy has no knowledge This he does kriowtbat the mother rat keeps the old male away from her brood in confine a tm th 0IaIII pqpay of a pair of rats will In de- stroy i l ment Conjure a Leed a Ongle aver- age I ¬ ¬ MUSIC AND MUSICIANS Mr and Thomas Evans Greene have gone to Cambridge JW to remain for a fortnight with Mr Greenes Rev and Mrs William Wallace Greene of that Mr Greene left en Thursday at ana rise en his yacht the Katte V accoin panted by Ms faretaermtew Mr Edwin L WH Mr Andrews They went first te Bahbaeee ay way ef the Potomac RIVer Chesapeake Bay Greene Joined theta at Chnespfnke Beach whither she went by tram and soIled across the bay IB the NUte craft Mr and Mrs Greene returned rectally frem Cauunsltoiit where their spent a few days with Mr David Blphamtheb- arytone rejMaratag lar a concert in Bar Harbor on August 3 when Mr Wephem and other arttots including Mr Greene will s tbe evenings enter- tainment to the of that JaR Stekesz the yinag Pwtea pianist who made a splaniMd reputation as an artist la this country appeared recently ta recital in Parts whose he miir am equal success went from Puts to Munich where a brilliant reception was given him by pcomineat maateteas e that music center Prom Munich 6fr Sickest h woe already a favorite l wM A Washington fOr the good InmMceiasi be at ea of the Whit Home musicale hut season apsnrl a there OB January 10 He ha say ral risks to XT and Hi H P X Holt ta their apartment tat the Ptetaace where be met many of the Ifaalng maslciaa and made many friends TeaR Resske the great operatic ten or to enthusiastic over tile latent div has and mess who will make tat the near future recently aM to aa interview I belIeve terteusiy that If I had a theater at my- fanaaaee exclusively with Americana I Mrs pa- reD place and Mrs seven Arts He to GmUIIMD whet He re- v lie II Ids H a who recently debuts r DaI I a model x L 1L thee and Building Is resort wapt Aura made med yei American pupils number have made thor as al wu In Faxis could give pot wham silos ¬ ¬ arortsr Interpreter of I- Wa pncrtos heroines has been engage I tar a the Metropolitan Opera House In New Yrk to the spring ef HMi She ta to aa with her brinUnt ppa OeraM toe Parrar e weH known tat Washington preftsetonally and socially with Mow Lebmami has a great The sports to h rhnma pmhahty win be Beware Xexa e ep coldaa booM hi these days which ha splen- did ports far sapTsnsa and Otacfcs Ip- hrntrt who appeared with treat saeoeas in the Whit House last winter at Mmu- taf the country tot Bagtead It to not that the pteee to a- dea te o arcaaacd and so well kept It Is lIP hobby and U the envy of aU TtoUars u the aatchbarhoad Her atadto where she does all her practicing nd studying oaeaa this garden which she declares to her inspiration She takes her ateala during the MUBBM tall when she to able to be at oadcr a huge teat In the gardea I Jvat now she is en tour in Australia She played hi the Whit 1 Jam Slekeax It was a matter f neat that aatlher of artists wa- bcavd lit aabUe coocert her Mtos G 4- wMt Him Crydst for norm fit spedsi is Miss wham to Iodaoa of tile bat In tile that liar IlK wen f T S the ezly at te music lovoep ill has b a setter posforoses peat desk ap- pear ton ate ivto Waui ona erles show plame prouoau hot into sprIng sad ha after spring sad eara ham Hoer so 3 just a week pesetoup dhasot In Ws- stpgjs thee Os was a a time Wnoklsptsu > < Mrs WIlliam Keye Miller aapraaeso islet of this city who Is spendta her concert last week in the Hotel Ce Pro BcaI ad aeTa Sere Bade with oblicatov ta both of which coowed most artistic trie and tatoh and a knowledce of the language Hiss Alice Bnrbaae who to saeaalaK her summer teuere beautlfitl cottas Eden Hall to Bar Harbor appeared in a mosicale teat week WWI Mr Perry AvertU tenon gtr n- ta the home of Mrs J Wen Wttchdyffe tat Bar Harbor Him Borbane Is one of the few psmatau who caa play scones paBhaanti deihjhtfuay and Mr l ei iaa e was a dtflscolt sac Hack af tile suecesa of the musicale duo to Miss Bttrtagcs playing Mr Autos Kapar vtettnfc Mr Ernest celltet and Mr John Porter Law rcace pteatot aO of this etty have beea giving several rhaajhernmsle coacartE ht- Morgaatawa W Va they have bed sacceaeec Mr Ka par sad Mr Lawrence were MUOOog their ao at Asbury Park W J at a with Mrs tit tile Lent Mitering aamer sang 1j r pronounced wes 551 mu were fl Aquas tuasno Brags tells she Mzugrae Avert wag where l sonuaer eagaceavents at the sum- mer school of musk hi the State Daiver- stty and Mr Lent was engaged apodaUy for Ute eoaeerta- Mtoe Georgia E Muter director of the Virgil Cinder Ptoaa Scaaol of Washing too is receiving the sympathy of a terse circle of friends because of tile rot death of her sister Mrs Walter WIteoz Profs H E SeJtMMw sad William De Peed are ia Herndon Vs rebearatas- eomaanr of local stager for a perform- ance of Pinafore on the 12th aDd 13th of this month The cut will be cow posed f Wavaiagton talent and includes such stagers and players as Mr anti Mrs Harry 3tervns Charles Bell Charles A JohaeoB Ralph ColeaMB- Cbester Ripiey Eva Ballot and Carolyn Griffith Dates also been arranged for performances at LetsDurg Vienna and adjacent towns The proceeds wilt be for the benefit of local enterprises Mrs Kirk L RusselL organist of Waugh M E Church together with Mr Rus sell wm the part of this week for a trip throng New England via New York CItY PUmdelpMa and Atlantic City They wilt be geae about one month Mr William K Cobea organist aad director of music in Trinity 34 E Caareh en Capitol Hill ia taking August fer Ms vacation and Mr J W Dyer of Takoma Park organizer and director for many years et the TakoxM Park Choral dub is acting as substitute Mr Goiter sad his bride who was formerly Miss Addie Perkins are temporarily occupying an apartment in the Manor House The marriage of Miss Clara Biiie daughter of the late Mr Lewis Y EHts fer many years MentMed with the moat clans of this city whose family has al ways been more or lees before the Bwet eat public to Mr Hash WObw Taylor wbteh took place ta Carlisle Pa last Monday was a matter of surprise and Interest to her many relatives and friends in tills her former home ceremony was performed in the presence of a few friends in the Carlisle Indian School and the bride and bridegroom left at itc for Westborough Mass to visit the brides aunt Mrs Susie Adams and her grand mother Mrs Roeeabaam rff this city who la also vtotting Mrs Adams Miss Ellis spent last winter In the Carlisle Indian School as teacher and met Mr Taylor slaG a teacher there for the first time They will return to Car- lisle In the fall and continue their work there probably after a short visit to Washington The brides mother was formerly Miss Rosa Roseobaum for many years organ weft kDOWa Eo- leave latter a I a have re- turning The ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 1st In Wesley Ghpel of much ability SSw died some years ago and Mr Ellis second wife who is now Ms widow was formerly Miss ills Knight the weHknowa violinist and stager The bride Is niece of Mbs- Kafe M Elite tme of the best kncwn sonpiao stegecs hi weal circles Mr Harry WheaSn Howard organist aad choirmaster in the Church of the Ia nac taie 0Bneeptfen is spending his nunm xr at Olantot Baach in a summer Mrs Charles B Strong and her gifted young daughter Mica Gladys AUre j Strong one of the tpteated pianists of the city wilt leave next week for Kue moot Va to spend several weeks Sliss Strong who was known only a few years ago as nrasicai prodigy playing in pub Me when nine and ten years old gradu ated from tile Central High School in June WHY IS A JOKE Theory of a Fresh Analysis of JIu nor and Laughter i Vhat te the sesset ef humor sad why do 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 end people have teuflfcud oft uncounted buitwna- wtthottt kaawiar the reason why If w- dM not know that everything which it we might conclude that hamanfcty had wasted its time listen lag 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 K A fresh aaalyste MIll diiveettoa of the joke piantem ar sos CHaon cry fintiy that there te something wrong funny We must he careful not to tarn this statement h other end la If then somethin- sfaaar in everythtag jneag we would be 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 i II easagfLlMltt tJMire I t to tile without get It is a right So ozist I B Xe aa 4Mecov1 Is J fct Ms ala a have doeck peerert her has a Gardner I tiso Ia svuryt that was kmeor Any as sy hate or love spoils the effect Kobody magfaa when he is afraid or ef humor be Ifeat to jrae ef care aad- ae merely stttr wfll not do for hamor tebbepwaek at to maay tatestocss The oartoueJylW- MssUC bee somewhere the extremes of bseliim Until and absolute untruth There must he a stesitertty or mama blanc b tw si fact sad the buraoroast- statesBeat The wrong Idea within a lair saKsini ef tits el mils rtt y be a new nod uminpunni sort A anattertty which actaaBy celves does not snake i The answer to the rtddV Why te a attek ef candy like a homer The onoie you tick it the faster it goes Utaatratee an artificial resemblance eC words link The pun to a low f between words likeness Parody burlesque and farce exaggerate the right or standard concept by petting na nadui f itelnule- oa the wrong If similarity or Manee te the baste of humor It might be aqraed that burner Is deception Ac a matter of fact n a lim tile baawrtet te liar or nut 4apeaa oa his sndtence liar Former analysts of the piuUtoiu have tile counterfeit and fraudulent or because be rejalods in his superior smartness over others 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 lepodta oaKataraBy then must beoommon ards of right and wrong as wen who Jokes and him who laughs Here comes a fool lets be grave said Charles Lamb inuanlng that there was ao mon ground for the play of Jeet between the men of tntrtlect and the foot Every trade every ks own standards of the normal sod be abnormal As the world changes opinions alter and sock sew era produces its hu- mor appropriate to the prevailing ideas Once the knight was a serious figure Don Qatxote mode him fanny when Ida economic usefulness had passed Dill now be is out of date for any purpose The stase was formerly washed at Soday the tramp and the motbertaIaw share the honors bat evident they cot serve Indefinitely Condastow might be drawn from the vaudeville Jests at the ex peae af poHtfotaas and the aad belt theory thy UIIP7 two a c tnIII reel ode to she purple and Is te The riIIIL joke lug tIM u with ue false Is the of sad no ether ot 11 the fa dsostved he Is bold that man Ia8IID1I because be ha84 lie oft sot F tile of tbe the of jilt rAl lie bet IIIIa section army baa jokes its pe- culiar I I kill I The Iesp lo v w an although co- ned ilmeileks a- ppi y and has no power zas a oruus bOwers uet hasp tnt So a- ma of- heaot hed on hnilorlis on reund bead lusem a audience a enjoys pleasure contemplation stand as oem grade and ncs depending on own heave ¬ < ¬ MORAY And Other Curious and Beautiful Fishes Arrived from Bermuda rem tIn Sew Yet Sea The two great green morays that have beeR an attraction at Ute aaaartam have ta the tonic wIth them now a aew from Bermuda on July M The newly arHMd giant eel Is fully as big as either of the two others being five feet and something over ta length ta color It to the same dell sreea but of a Ht tie deeper tint The big green morays here occupy two tasks thrown into one with a high wide arch between When the new moray was pot tate the tank preparattoas were made chauld resent Ks presence and it was soot necessary to separate tt The ne had scarcely straightened Itself out before one of the old eels cane lag alongside with Hs head be- side that ef tile newcomer When these fight they may lacerate each other terribly with their cruet teeth and the old eel was apparently intent oa sh4ng now So they drove the new eel lola one section of the tank by itself and put down a wire screen between that section and tbe other Later they will mice the screen and let the gtent get together again andafter a time when they get used te one another they are Mkety te dwell together la amity In tbe same shipment was a young green moray ali three feet ta length one of a size novae before seen here There were in the lot altogether upward of 381 odd and beautiful fishes represent- ing twentyfour varieties and including princess rock fish surgeon fish yellow grunts white grunts blue striped groats easels lady Salt sergeant majors bream gray snappers hinds angel flakes spot- ted morals fooreyee cowfish trunkash green parrot fish squirrel deb mud par- rots red fianedpariwte and User reck lash His Utility Puck UhtvaH new Otevd s M e Broth- er Vtterkack a4dn s4 g hte eaOow ta an admonitory war aeat gn to ntewMn and laments ah kaze yas- cnHud y0 alat no use IB de world In de great deeeaposittoB of de de nigger has ills utility What ta name gracious would de Jacklegged white politicians have to hoorang about if dar want no Digger question De worm am created widout feathers and tins sos he wont clutter up de works of de cider mill Hurrumpti J A NEW GREEN bag of Ute apeds r to set k apart there If Ute slid silently eels eels I de- e I eresar same that aretred olive old maravs morn ion nephew universe ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ < AMUSEMENTS I AMUSEMENTS A Rcrnance of the Prize Ring 4BJC ACTS 7 BIG SCENES 2tO Elaborate Scelc Effects 24WoeXJ in How York City Dont Fall to the Famous Prize Ring Scono EXT VtfEEK THEGAriJBiERO ST- LIj i All l i WiIUn LAND I NO ENGAGEMENT WASHiNGTON Round trip to llnlUporeb Elettrie after 4 Po m except L0O I t The Big New York Success TAYLO GRAINLLE- n the DrmntIc Plovelty of the Season TH STAR BOUT St1rrIg Pen Ic on the Seg Come to Baltimore and See us at the ftcademy Thj Week W1ker Their Sreatest Euc- ces3APANIA IN nra daily Satorday THE 360KEBJT SLAVE TEOER Mow He Works Traffic In Human BolnKM Most Pr H4abIe in World It is oce of the delusions of modern civOteatioa that slavery not exist But there lie ta the world today thou of Mack gins laboring under hideous teem of forced labor wnich- to only ncceatanted by the absurd at trmin o clally free by means of toasd deciaaents couched in the nagroej cannot possibly understand says TitBits A typical southwest coast of Africa There are 1m mease cocoa plantations ta the Portu guess 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 interior of African and hundreds of j 1 who are fr driven back to the COSt in a manacled condition Whole families se captured t and sold ta according to physical condition Sad ape TIle irony of the whole traffic is that everything te done on a legal baste There f whose duty it to to Prevent the exploita- tion ft staves ef win not admit that slavery ejdete be system IS too perfect But the negroes think Their tae te one of Wekmg hard labor though they are iiiisjul as ers on the ptentattea for a certain her of years at what append to be a tea knows that he win never get ft At the point of the ewocd he signs an aamemfiit be caa oat read htaueif bony and seal to the traders Once on the totead be lye or sewn years the farce of sign tag te agate jnae througn pad ao on na- his primeval dwning not a penny the labor It to very seldom indeed that any of these steve live to old age Five years te gen- erally enoagh for the strongest coaMteu- ttoa To avoid the paytag of wages a aystem te tatroduced by which the worker cannot possibly escape losing his nominal wage Flogging are of course everyday occurrences women suttertag as wail s men They live ta bats when not engaged ta the fields and even if the wretched crsntures could escape their goecde they would be utterly unable to leave the iou and Thus the geographical position saves the owners thousands of pounds King Leopold derives nearly Mtt year from his Congo property and most of this huge sum i missionaries and othess made eat of the blood and teats of hseplsm slaves leaoh month to the Belgian monarchs 1 agents The same farce ef socalled vol 1 salary signtagon to gone through here m does the 4IIIIIII to It CY JiIa country ill t to exist ID the Port colony on the r ere dealers who make a of j Iota special opest at o1a Be This wape is I- saew laid the roy YeS for the cod of I period of dl be Is too GAd wIleD he to I richer for Ida ate of bad I of bo- ar forced to bring Is se much rubber ade said speclatv fore arise unfortunate immediate- ly is a government come other- wise toilet ama eauble wage It alleged sod 1el pin neom at it mis bock Sore L- each acoorliog 10 ¬ course a certain price is paid for the rubber but the deaten are anything bat extravagant when treating with an the valuable product to ofctataetf for next tonothtoc by Ktog LeopahTs representa- tives and the natives zeaotre persuasion te induce them to find the rubber for the white man It to tote peFauaton which has led to tile taseraatteaal protest against the Congo atrocities Very eGos tar and mutilation when with re ealdtrant uesrotc Great Britain te sort of overlord of Zoo putting down slavery te the Suttaas The loiter was educated ta England and to a certain extent sympa fuses with British Ideas of freedom Bat there Is the revenue to be considered and so slavery slightly disguised exists ta Lately the dealers have learned the Portuguese trick of making the news sip an indenture form thus tending ntea certain number of years fetch tempting prices sad after the human te disposed of the agent boo no farth- er Interest ta his career It eMU very little to secare the victims and owing te the absence of raHwefs the staves are compelled to march to their desttaation Feeding to not a aerioas Item f expendi- ture the surrounding country will provide enough food for the niggers- In the caee of a negi who looks likely to retain hte physical fitness until the cad of the journey tittle trouble to taken and be to left to shin for himself te the mat- ter of food The weaklings however the dealer gives them some attention Even then this means that his profits wilt probably be quadrupled n tile extra expenditure to Justine The market boy to SSt or hW for a black Hercules who gives promise of jUtndais the strata of forced labor Women cost between 6 and 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 e tile place so greet has been the change The wilderness has been made ta bloom and ta its midst stands the thriving town of Waxbaw He would soon discover however that he to sot forgotten for a broom tablet on the railroad station pro claims the fact that near tills place An- drew Jackson was born And Squire Hen ry N McWhorter who lives hard by Is always ready to greet the spirit of the great Andrew wiCi Welcome dear cuest end 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 meet in the world fur goof stoves murk be ttteDed up It porelbie sad so prices vary from for a wk WuIMw p QatocIe 0II0cner dIk to t Urea a t upon It persuaders Mopped tot dealing we ctUty do- minions a nominal trade course profit- able chat- tel ofsiares say to ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ m Grand Reopening WEEK coaaaciss TOwoaBoir HATLIEE GALA INAUGURAL ATTRACTION 30Handsome Girls30 From the BIus Grass SUto Costumed in the Latest Up todate Parisian Style 6STAR VAflDBflLLE ACTS 6 THE BH16ABIER- SGATTA7TIBY OF DR WILEY Wonderful Bravery la Eating Baneful Food Hw absurd Dr Wiley because e been detected with trimmings and a special saW pine divers mugs of ta a WsrteliniKia restaurant Wiley the sovenuneot chtBiiaf and diet tot wile etenmnr eztate temperance in us to floe lang saat be as faaanr as we can without luxuries lid allure of the table Tbe tanj erial dab te pecun r to WnoMngMn aaa these wIlD have linger- ed lovingly over It win not foil to under Wiley was tempted and felL would not fall to with such a dish ta ttemt of him and clear the trencher by rapt delicious de- grees Such as haet aot been intimate with Imperial crab are disqualified to sit in Joogiaent open Dr Wiley a tenk with esttras and salad of all nations and several mugs of heady ale tilts Jade argues a gar jantuan aapettte and ato throwing of discretion to the minus But it must be that r r Wltejr as a man of science Is a realist it to us that be exhibited tbe red hedge of courage ta charging this rampart of food As a dtettet be knew n hat the consequences might be He was aware he might with tile toot mouthful or unhappily before PvobaMy be had made his will These he set a martyr to science whether is he broke bte own rules for longevit and studying tile efiect of the seductive but deleterious upon his diges tine tract tronomic field as well as of the battle- field With each portton f crab or rut t steak and each draught of musty ale Dr Harvey Washington Wiley might have breathed his test And for what purpose dM be look te the face so conscteaety Only to in- dulge an epicurean paictea sad revel In a arfelt of food We never believe The poteen squad knows Ms chief He Is the gravest of the brave ta consuming baneful however palatable it may tae Tile truth to Dr Wiley was surprised In an act of water which only he would make light of The insinuation that he dose not practice what be preaches ig- nores hits censfeeoous selfsacriflce and savers of ezrvy sad black ingratitude TJEUHKEBBESS IN MAINE Prohibition Laws Rave Sot Settled the Rum Question 31 r Hefeaaa Day who has a sur Appletons Magazine that there is more droakenaees ta tiM prohibition State thou ta tile other Yew England States where there is ao prohwtttoa tow lIsting the pact year ta Portland there ir re 56 arrests for tetexieation to the law of the population and ta Bangor 10 to the XG08L The average te all Maine cities was 381i to th For all New England the average was only IS 1 There are all sens of ways to get whisky The sole floartoaes without reg slain bitten which of course exetades regula- tion and the eenctaaence to according ta Mr Day appalling But there te no prospect of a repeal of the law which Is a fixtare The people of the rural sections are anwaveringlr- in favor ef the law as It stands aad will meat Ia some localities It is enforced because it is supported by public senti- ment so that the effect Is a rlamsy kind of local option under the guise of State prohibition So then they have what they want In Maine namely proMMttea But they have beside what they do net want the rum question and It assumes a form more vlctoas in Maine than te otbe States whose ideals are not written obstinately In the statute People who want temperance decency and good or df r will not fall to conclude that prohl- biUTj does not brins these blessizyrs KlENTUCKY- aELIIES l I NL i His yna the x petr It It to Pi1ory m the act of COQ large jr- n1IaI a steok yale wg aed IkItIidDb sad tskwe the stand that at tile wont Dr WIle the a nIB lilt ENd ex- pire lie lived or died caJtDIF g his puIte There are M q the gas deaLt it As of science Dr Wiley tO P where he hesitates to lead food n ibe St 1 PmOimch eel or the kUadCn in Maine in lilt There only IeftIDI pro not even listen to pIe Its ameDdV So ffextWeek Yt Sea and hea two crabs dsoia seems asker slaB a isidier ass a one made writes is ur for ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ >