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U LIGHT COMEDY 4JVII MUSICI Till THEATRES

Till County Chairman and Sweet Kittytlellslm ult Tills Week The Southernerl IHtlng Well Vaudeville Blllii-mproTtnK Show Down by the Ht-

Tlip oloce of tho first week of really warmMai her hat found few of tho theatresrifely to stick it out much longer Severaluiorr go out of business for thoMimmer on Saturday night and next weekt roof gardens will begin to open Meantimo New York In living In the theatricalwtise mostly on musical comedy

The County Chairman afterthe rune of the year will Bay goor1-by to Wallacks Theatre for the sumra inext Saturday night Interesting menu mtoes of tho final performance are to rxj-Kiven to tho audience It vrlll be lbe-23ih performance of Oeorge Ades corr jdyon Broadway it will be resunujrl InSeptember Meantime a second orgfsnlzalinn will take up a tour in the comedy goinga fnr West as San Franciscoand tt e prlnripali in theoriginal company w d takethe rest they have earned Ma olyn Arbuckle goes with hie family to the7thousandU-lnndA where ho has a cottage Willis Psweulnini and Mrs Sweatnam are headedfor thor country place In tA0 Pennsyl-vania mountains Miriam Nsbitt goes toVer parents in Wisconsin BuckleyJOtS to the south shore Long Islandlfo e Beaudet will devoUj a part of thedimmer to visits in svjthern CaliforniaThey are all duo back lj the last week ofAugust

This is alAo tho layt week for this seasonof Henrietta In Sweet Kittyitellairo at the Bclasco Miss Crosmanund her fellow players need a rest but

Belasco will reopen with the tameattraction in September There Is a largewdvance sale for the last performances onsaturday

There is no sign yet of a closing forWillie Collier in The Dictator at the Cri-terion An extra matinee U announcedfor tomorrow Decoration Day besidesthe usual two later in the week There isconstant provocation to laughter in thisforce and to laugh Is what Is wanted inwarm weather

George W Lederer seems to havelaunched a new successful musical comedy-in The Southerners his latest production-The melodies In the piece are already beingwhistled town and apparently-Mr Injected other noveltiesin the to Insure It a long life on

Raymond Hitchcock and his supportingcompany in The Yankee Consul at theBroadway Theatre say they are not inthe least disturbed by the approach hotweather The entertainment at the Broad-way still moves as merrily and the audi-ences laugh as heartily as in the earlierhtages of the run and it may continue forfveral weeks longer-

F C Whitney has secured unlimitedtime for PUT Pail Pouf and its all starcompany at the Casino Eddie Fey ThomasQ Seabrooke Alice Fischer and GraceCameron all notable scintlllators and suchnear star players as John Hyams MabelHolllns Hilda Hollins Frances GibsonTemplar Saxe Harry Stuart Abbl Stangeand Fred W Mace all have to do withthe action of the piece and acquit themsalves nobly

L Wolf Hopper a rollicking paceIn Wang at the Lyric and the companykeeps close behind him Besides Mr

the cast comprises Madge LessingNella Bergen William Pruette Julia Sanderson Frank Casey Marion Stager DonaldMcLaren Augustus Coletti Frank Hilland Helen Novelties in this pro-duction sacred elephantRueam the quaint Cambodianend the babies who assist MrMnging nursery rhymes and Parsifalimitations of course

Elizabeth Tyree in Tit for Tat willenter upon her sixth week at the SavoyTheatre tomorrow To make the audi-ence cool and comfortable ices are servedbetween the acts after the English customMiss Tyrees season at the Savoy has beenvery Successful and the end of her engagem nt is not yet In sight

The Proctor programme makersleen exceedingly busy recently and thefaults are seen this week at all the fourProctor theatres

Blanche Ring appearing twice inthree theatres one In Newark thobill at Proctors Twentythird Street Thisi to be her second stopping place on dailytrips beginning out in Jersey She willMng Bello of Avenue A and severalww songs fresh from Lopdon BesidesMifs Ring there are on the programmelance Vance singer of negro melodiesKenndy and Evans in a new sketch thetiinErrelto family Macarts and

monkey Ed Grey the mimicmore

The dramatic offering Proctorsfifth Avenue isHlancb King also appears there after herIrief slay in street and thereuro well known vaudeville artistsin addition including Lotta LlnthicumMalcolmfvernl others

Proctors Fiftyeighth Street begins thisweek a season of opera Theni t piece bo presented tomorrow

H to Alice production of Theronime Toller and coRtumraiww been made specially for this version

The street company willheaded this week W S as

man in The New Magdalenstandard plays at Proctors Others

in the cast Adelaide Keim Estolln

There will bn concerts at nilfour of the Proctor

l iKht comedyin keeping with the weatherPredominates In an allrround good bill atKrithV Mean dogs pantomimic

iiRhbrrds who go their paceswithout their on the stageremain over from last week Burton andJlrooks have a new comedy skit A Can of

sketch Minnie fromvurr nJ iirl Ke The four Nelsons make their lastappearance as ring experts before return

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Rosario Guerrero a lancer and pantoiiumiwt from Spain leads the bill at thelode this week Mile Guerrero was the

last season at the London Empirein act The Rose and the DaggerClayton and Stuart A Co

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Othiys on the bill will be Sydney GreetOAgr Cliff Gordon Mamie Remington

Aa usual Tony Pastor hasa attractive bill for Memorial week

Ktraprlsee Sherman De 4 Cotheir burlesque The Regimentat the Battle of San Dago and Kentcomedians Irving and Simmons In act Rats and MrsJames P Lee and Little Madeline Charlesand Van the Rice brothers acrobats

and buck anddancers and the ventriloquist

Leading given to BUnd Tomof in the Hurtlg A Seabill Then there are in the hill Flor

of Harlem In The Watermelonwhich Is composed of

dlane singers

Redmond and Harry on the Mayorof the pictt machine hanew films showing recent ofwar

at the Grand Operaare to have their

Sunday concerts will b given at HammerVictoria the Harlem

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Grand Opera House will be keptfor three weeks longer Charle

Taylors From Rans to Richespresented tomorrow Joseph

Santley actor in a

The West End offers a complete production of Tolstois Resurrection withUna AbellBrinker as ilaitova The otherprincipal will bo interpretpd

The mimic Venice with the MetropolitanOpera House orchestra Bandmaster Duesconducting It Is open again In Madi-son Square Garden It is the same Venlcaas with Improvements Thoband la heard rather better and the canalis The show attracts a throngnightly

My Friend From India has been sefor the closing week of the stock

at the Murray lull Theatr Thecast includes Lau-rence and Henry V Donnelly

Escaped from Sing Sing will be pro-duced at the Sew Star this week Theballroom scene In thi last act has beenmade especially gorgeous

The closing attraction Is announced forthe Third Avenue this week The Kingof Detectives will be the It willhave a cast headed by Will R Walling andCharles Robinson

Mr and Mrs Terry McGovern will beseen in Theodore Kremers melodrama

After Dark at the Peoples Theatrethis week

At Hubore Fourteenth Street Museumthis weeks freak show is led by Mme

the bearded Then there aregiantess measuring nearly

manWentworth the oldest vontrllo

and Miss Deboniar will also enter-tain

The latest addition to the groups in theEden Musee World in Wax Is one repre-senting Mike Broach the condemned

of Policeman Ithim in the death chamber atchamber execution is closely reproduced

The Brooklyn TheatreThis weeks opera In the series now being

successfully produced at the OrpheumTheatre is The Wedding Day a Casinosensation of several seasons ago when-It had Lillian Russell Delia Fox and Jef-ferson In the cast In thisproduction Dorothy Morton will take-

Miss Russelland Blanche Adams that taken DeliaFox The principal comedy role will be

by Brides theseis a large and efficient company

The Bohemian Burlesquers are playingthis week at the Star Among them areAndy Gardner Fred Law Frank Wake

Louise Georgia Francioll andVinnle Henshaw

Watsons Cozy Corner has anAn Ocean Voyage and Ella

Coney UUnd Very Gay NowConey Island Is in for a record breaking

season If the know their book Itsattraction are bigger more costly and

brilliant ever were andthe crowd seems to lilja them better

The throngs at Thompson A DandysLuna Park last week were unusually largefor so early in the season War is Helland Fire and Flames the two big spec-tacles that were not at first are nowin running order The Durbarprocession Is course still the most

and at every performance iscrowded to the

his troupe of trained stallions perform-new and hislone The Stickneys Jade Ashton

Japanese troupe of acrobatsand Will remainon the bill The new are byGates and Nelson thethe Sandor Trio Kenyon and De Oamoand Lavelles famous HerbertTroupe of acrobats have a new triple twistin thrilling act

There are new features dally at Dreamland the newest pleasure which-so its promoters say cost before

gates were opened It has its owneach with a capacity of 4000

attractions the biggestcubator anywhere a new airship a flamefighting spectacle a midget city Venetiancanals a glimpse of the sewers of Parisand other too numerous to mentionBeginning tomorrow there will bo on viewxieen reioi u wThe dogs pass between the of the

cart Is In Satpuma the dostunts withhis donkey the of acrobatsIn acts among them tightrope walk

hundred feeta slide for life from the tall tower to thelighthouse at the top of the rid-ing a down

thc water of the lagoon Hale andFrancis comedy hoop and Caronand Hume gymnasts

New acts are constantly bring addedto Boatocks Animal Arena They areall of the highly sensational variety Thoride of Tourblllon which he calls la cereledu mort i as reckless as could be desiredThe young man rides a bicycle hi a saucer

over a den of andhis twentyeight performing lions havearrived from HippodromeAnother attraction Is a fromIndia He in hairless hi body rev

with tattooed pictures of Buddhaeirorpts from hi

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Doctor That Alarmed the Snperitltloaiof South tlrdloal SchoolDulldlni That U Fearfd How

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The superstitious at South ChattanoogaTenn have been frightened by the hoodoodoctors one of whom has recentlywonderfully In convincing powers

large followingthe superstitious he Is believed to

have full knowledge of the block art and hissystem of securing patients wouldappropriately have been followed in

In this modern age HUcurative powers are sid to lit ablack spider another smaller hutenemies

A child was bitten by a and theof the little sufferer called in the

worker of He made severalpasses spider and extract

poison from declared thatas he so had a fit and died

The neighborhood Is terrorized thoat night at the

of this mans patients Isbo making a and will proba-bly to do so until some

use a on him during aperiod of these mysterious knocking

The building of the Missouri State Uni-versity medical school at Columbia Isregarded with superstitious fear by thenegroes of the town Not one of themIt Is sold can be Induced to go into It for any

no man everbeen work In the medical build-Ing if en attempt should be

to force a negro to enter it at nightwould give up ghost on

thresholdThe and postmortem work

in this building is theand the of the hoodoo

Deputy Constable Frank Fenn of HoustonTex went the other afternoon to executea writ of forcible ejection gainst a negrowoman Ho took with him twowho were to away theFonn was minutes and when hereturned his were not to be seenHe got a glimpse of them two blocksaway at a

that perhaps the men had stolensomething he after them

told him wouldgo Into a certain corner

of the house and remove the hoodoo whichhe would find tied up in a bag hanging fromthe ceiling

officer found the bag It containedbones tied up with kinky wool and hair-pins The woman could casta over her enemies with It because thebones were those of a black cat while thewool was that from the head of anegro born on the thirteenth dayof the

The would not return to workuntil the officer had taken the bag of bones

a block away from house andthen misgivings as to

whether or not it would safe to touchanything in the house

There has been a strange competitionrecently among residents of Sparta TennAppreciating the superstitious characterof the negroes who make life a burdento chicken raisers and watermelon growersseveral enterprising citizens have beenbidding for the privilege of furnishing-the spot on which Henry Oliver a negromurderer should be hanged

They realized that If thy could have thecondemned man executed on their premises-his ghost could easily be Induced to fre-quent place to terror of every

visitor towatermelon patch or woodpile Accord-ingly the owner a large flock of

has often suffered at thesome African proposed to the Sheriff tofurnish aU material for thescaffold oq that the executiontake in his chicken lot

While the propriety of accept-ing this one even

liberal from the owner of a lotwhich for many watermelons havebeen of a larre lumber-yard hearing of the course which thesetwo men had taken to for private-use the rhost of the condemned man not

offered to furnish free of to thecounty all materials for the erection of thescaffold and enclosure but toerect them and bear all providedthe Sheriff would let theplace In the middle of the lumber yard

Sheriff as made no announce-ment of his decision with reference to thesepropositions-

A curious phenomenon that has causedthe superstitious no little fear is the ap

of photographic Impressions onthe window panes of the jury room of thecourt house at Yorkvllle Va One of the

ncers a telescopepoised mariner like before thetent on some distant

This is pronounced by those informed-on the to less than theshade of Old Blackboard tho chiefwho once had his headquarters at TempleFarm and that even nowity of his old hiding place

After a miniature coffin Henriette wealthy negro woman-of 309 Fraser street Atlanta Ga droppeddead

a month ago Mrs Graham foundwhich was made of pasteboard-

and which had been left at her front doorduring the night In the coffin was aletter

Some one has been seeking to kill youtime and now your days are

numbered The to causedeath has paid for a recipe with

which to end your of thisnote will go to your funeral in a very fewda vs

The woman died four afterwardThe police and the Coroner are investigat-ing to find out or not

coffin and letter had anything to dowith womans sudden

The Bethel family of 1218 Westway Louisville Ky believeare oil hoodooed In the right leg Fivemembers of the family have been Injured-In this limb and three of these Injurieshave fatal

to suffer was Hugh Bethel whofell from a pile of sacks and brokehis right leg and HUhowever are minor as compared withthose that have befallenof the family

Warren Bethel n farmer in Hardlncounty was thrown from a had his

broken and died the re-sulting operation

while Inspecting a motorcar at Jacksonville was run overand his right leg cut oft He fromthe

Bethel was caught under anengine In a wreck near City

was cut off and he toofrom the injuries James Bethelhis arm under en enginenear Cecilia Ky tater his right wasbroken In a liout with n friend

Bethel fell out of a cherry tree andu she cold with a few bruises

little while afterward I tell out of astory window and off with a H

right ankle too

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They sail through the air with adistressing sound that cannot bo dlstin-gulshed from the neighing of a droveyoung colts The superstitiousthe people are filled withconsider them the forerunners of deathand disaster

An aged colored man Silas Shellmannear Green Va says that h

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then they have visited the communityeach plagues and disasters fol-lowed In

the colliers of England the SevenWhistlers are to presagi-Ilia The superstition fact seems tomore a notion thanthat of the negroes of the South

the Whistlers birds sent ato warn them

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The Seven Whistlers werethere before a explosion 80 s-and before another nearly100 wore

said thatwere heard again whereupon the menstruck work not inducedto until the Government inspector

close examination ofand reported all safe In 1002 an

of a colliers strike foundedthe same superstition occurred

England-

It Is one of the superstitions of thethat he must relieve distress But It i

a popular belief that a hoodoo attendsfree hearted giver in case his money Im-parted In charity Is played against himself The ease of theRupp one time proprietor of a prosperousfaro bank in Wichita Kan Is citedgamblers In illustration

Rupp one afternoon wasthe stairs which led to the lair of his

tiger when a broken down sportnamed Bill Chenault asked alms Ruppwas In a good humor hi bank had

up the before heeaten a comfortable dinner and

he paused long enough to give ChenaultISO

Chenault an Inveterateate briefly and sp rlngly and then hastened

began to playsource wealth they would have

barred himChenault won and again He then

divided his possessions among several of

Sam Anold who was shotto death in City aid severalothers theabout Rupps lavout iu a to Insure thewidest Never had such luck attendedso diminutive

Rupp was absent only an our and twentyHe came to hi rooms ai

as soon as he discovered what was Inprogress with maledictions stopped the

Chenaull arid his nothowever until they had their butdieof lunder neat of 2700

His bad luck invoked by the treacherousof his gift the

unprincipled never flagged norstride until In than two

months Rupp loser over 70000left Wichita

ills TRADE THRIVES O WARBoom In the Far East Leaked For a

Dealer In Artificial LimbsThe man er of a New York concern

that deals In artificial limbs and such things-is watching the outcome of the war In theFar East with more than ordinary Interest

the civil war he said thisup to that time occupied

cramped quarters bad to out Inorder to meet the demands business We noticed no Increase in our tradegrowing out of the SpanishAmerican WarBut we expect to a house In Tokloand maybe at Harbin and Mukden afterthe war Is over

It would be no use o beforeWhile the war the hospitals will takecare of the maimed over andthe maimed survivors have to theirhomes and are returning to their vocations then they will want what we shallhave to offer

It Is common to hear talkabout numbers of cripples In a

like New York made so manyaccidents which occur daily It Is anerroneous Impression-

My business In a barometer on suchmatters In a business way we haveoccasion to complain of dull times Inproportion to great crowds that dailycome go taking Into consideration-the countless ways for accidents to occurIt Is truly remarkable that we have nomore

a commercial standpointconcerns like the one I representbe opposed to The Themore wars the better for us Rather

is It not But Its business

Wagners Role BrIUnnU OvertureFran the London Timrn

A very Important music dIscoverybeen made In Leicester by the finding

the unexpected manner of the loneRichard Warners Rule

Overture The overture which WASwritten at KflnlijsberK In 1836 was sent to theLondon Philharmonic Society In 1840 but It

not produced and was In some mysteriouslost The score never been traced

until a few BEV when Mr Cyrusof lUlford street LeicesterIn H pile of old manuscript music

Rule Brlfnnnla Overturn the onlywork produced during the year that Waenerpent at Kdnlgnbere during a very unhappyepoch of hU life H was written n a tribute

the people and from that point ofIn Leicester is doubly

and valuableThe Identity of the manuscript tile

closed In a very curious way Rood ninnyago the conductor of the band of the

elcester Opera House was a musician namedW Thomas He WAR a man nf Hbillly

and been a pupil of Molrn undetti while was In his earlierisnoclnted with Weber Spohr and Mendels-sohn Mr of his lire

to have devoted a great deal of hisleisure time to musical composition Ho hnd

been master of LiverpoolPhilharmonic Society where he a

Thomas however fell on evillays and the contents of his house In the

eiceMer were oftincluding nil his music the quantity of whichTiny be from the feet his MKSmore than filled a large truck They were

B III uidied utterly broken In a workhouse in NorthWateR at the age of 70 Since then aliderable of the music has been storedaway as comparatively useless

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chanced on one which bore the title RuinIrltannltt Overture On looking through

to how the subjecthad been treated as h first bythomas he was surprised to fled hut It wasscored for no fewer titan thirtyone InMri-ijients and on reaching pace he dls

authors name In marginfollows

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doubt of the genuineness of the discoveryoverture has parts the

le at one place Introducesair of Rule IlrlUmnla for four

French home It has H finale scored for amilitary hand In addition to the thirtyInstruments

Wild Excitement I MoinUU ClljFrom the Huif ThoutantltlMi

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