The New York Clipper (July 1903)

JULY 2d. THfe IStlSW YORK! CLIPPER. 5il giiflfc* EMfe m«r «^aif ajfgagrs? d to the lint, mi must be written ivJer for t|ie le'Mer, »UIie4 w|th the ?oll f a«m« an* aJldrcM m»d tue line STVXSmM followed by the sender, "'uM Rim be enclosed. . ■ *hmh mention, the date (o Jrtof THE -CtlPPEIl in wli •.iters sent ft"" wcre-Rdvertlned VSr i iniiv i.tur. or niiiu- leh tbe Adams. Amelia hMm$ vm< Qoolmub.MrsN 1 AdJIe.T Adair, JWl Archer, .It'lor. Aline, Mile. Avalop, Marg. ATOlon, Grace """fcH.F. Ardufc Nell Armstrong, , Mjtb. t r ranlt Butler, Amy , Brown, Laura' Burgette, End, Brown, Klor. Ballard, Doro. Belmont, '1 her Banks, Bessie Bryant, Violet Boiler, Kllnore Brackard. ' „ Julia Biinee, Elenor Rulterwottli Sisters Bellonl,. Klena Blake.Lucy Broiilillar, . Mrs. Leonl Bartonne, Myr B " U Mr,F.R. BlancbardMay BostedoSls,, 2 Beach,' P'or. Barrett, Klla Barbour, , ' Dorothy M. Barrett, Juno Carren Beatr Carr, Mrs.W-C. I'relghton., •■ • Laura Clayton, Ituth Cordelia, lime, daman, L. W Chester, L. B. Carl, MHle Chatham Slat. Colllsou, Alice Clifton, Bu. Crelghtort, Bertha Cross, Lulu Crawford. I-Mltli Carroll, Freda Cone, Mary S. Crelghton, Lor Cullenhlne, •Mrs.J.D. Clausen Slat. Colten,- Mrs.Wm. Coerter, Lot: Dupree, M. C. Deccu, Maria D'Arvllle.Jean Donovan, Fan Dalei Virginia Darling, .Grace Darragh, Mis- Jas. Dean, MHle Duval, Antolii. Donovan, Van. Durran, Hosie Dorian, Berth. UeLeon,, Mllle. Deyo, Miss Detty, Maud liinerson, Mont Bmerald, Nell. Dllecn, Alice Kgbert, Mollle Evans, May Kllston, Maud Karle, Violet Rlwood. Julie Karl, Hazel Fancbonettl, Amy Flamme, Guas. Ferrell, May FalardeauiDoll Fens, Minimi Flora/Mild J0c Falk, rcienor Frnnklyn, Lot Grevatto, Belle Oarrlty sisters Gordon, •Mlrs. Harry aielsar, Marg. Gill, Sadie. Uarrlty 81*. , Uarnold, Rutli Gravllla, Rosa Gracey, . -i .Mrs. Dan aassman, JMrs Gardner, Irene Qleason, Violet Glffen, ;■ . GrayceS. Gordon, J-.ll. Gasainun, J. Graaer, Louise Mines, Gertie Holland, Kstel llawkes, Car. Hamilton, . Alice B. Hunting, Molll Hamilton, Carrol Herndan, Agn Hterson, Cecil Hill, Nell Hath, Maud Hasson, Gert- Hamilton. Alice D. Hunting. Moll Ho^bs, Mazle Hnvden, Olga Harorulttv ■■■■ Marie Huzelton. Mabel Hall, Ethel HWyer, Maude Jcrmon, Irene Kelsey, Nellie Keene, Alma Kellogg, Vlrg. Leslie, Grace Lnwton, • Helen G, Lcston, F.dlth LeCliilr, Violet Lewis, Fhnnle Livingston, • •• 'Win Loweuberg, Anna tewls, Knth. Lewis, Cliuleta Little, Mnlie Lewis, Helen little. Miss Leonard, Flora Langford Irene Leslie,- Beatr. Lowland, L. J Luelleta; — Lewis, Sue R. Laurlaej — (dancer) Lane, Ada Langweed, LII LeCorote, M*rs. Fred Leslie. Rosabel May Loue Star Marguerite. & Hanley Mills, Kittle Meredith 81st, Morton, Jen. Moore, Nellie Madcap, May Mate, Bonaie Marvin, Anna Martell, Jcnn. Mudpe, Kya^ Miller. Car. B Marsdea, Kate Martinez. Ulor Muller, Amy Mayuard, . . Claire Marco, BulbS Mayers, Edyth Montrose, Res Murcer, . Mts. M Morris, May Morton, Gert Marquaai. •' ! Winnie (iKSTLEMES'S LIST Marshel, Kit. Nelson, Lottie .Nelson.IreueE. Nichols, Hel. 0/rletta, May Oswald Sisters swfiKl, Grace erl, Amy aulette, . Ix)illse Proctor, Grace Pessloue, Aug. fra-uoni, Cam. Piper, Laura Pricey, M. B. Pompee, Delia Porter/ Alice Per,i, Amy I'urtell, Jennie Palmer, Kit R Barneyi Mario Heynolds, Car. Revere, Anna llevere.Eleanor Rossi Sisters ltobinson, Nell Robinson, LaBelle 9. Raymond, !.-'• Leona Rlel, Babe Russell. Mae P Reed, Helen Rose, Blanche Sherwood. Or. Scott, Mabel Stevens, Edna Sherman, Isab. Stanley. Dot Stern, Ruth Stevens, Pearl Seabert, Mrs. Alex. St.John, Adola Smith, Mrs. Larry Slegel, Emma Servlss, Win. St.Clnlre. Mln Satour, Louise Shelton, Tlllle Stanley Mne B Savllle, Mrs. S Smith, LH'n F Sfltterfleid, ' kola StClalr, Kit. Starr, Ijenli Stuart, May SMUwell, Car. Savoy, Harriet Shurts, Jennie Tophy, RoBeB Towner Sisters Thompson, May Thornton. Bon Townsend, Sar Treat, Maude Trelegon, Madeline Van, Truly Varney, Vivian Van Tassel. Cora Waltzlnger, B. Wardell, Minn Webb, MatHe Winter, Cora Walker, Deda Williams, Hel. Ward, Miay Wenson, Mra Claude Woods, Beatr. Weeks, Mrs. H. P. Waltc, Tina WeBton, Kate V. Wblte, Corals Walton, Grace (8c. Wheeler, Zelni Wagner. Clara Ward, May Wltwer, l Edith L. Wblte, Mrs. L. Wood, Vivian Wnlsli, Mny Yale. May Aldrlch, Everet Arthur & Stock Avolo, Hftrry Allen, Leon ABhton, Arth. Ashley, J. II. Allison, Harry Amos, Wilbur Adams, L. P. Alfton, Al. Atkinson, Bert Allen, II. G. Adams, Joe Allen, J. L. Allen, Jos. Aaron, S. Andrews, Clar Ansel) Troupe Armstrong & Wright Armond, T. V. Albl, Coos. Allen, A. 0. Armstrong & Holly Arthur, Frank Burns, Chue. Burton, Geo. Blanchard, AI. ■BrookB, G. ■ -Boone, John A Burt, W. H. Wlllnga, liar Blmm-Bqmin- -B-r-r-r Berry, Matt Bohammon & _ •. • Corey Bells. Musical Buckhart & • • • Berry Antes, L. w. ltremers, The llnnnon, • ■ . . John T. Baker, Harry Baldwin. Bar. Brooks, Corney Bernard, „ ■ • Frank H. Bond. Edwin Bedell, h. L, nrlaw, Ed. P. lair.Fflnk ealey, Cnaa. Bailey k ■ s s Madison Jircmke, Sun Boyer, L. Mi Belieport, Claud Barrett, J. Bohome, W. A Brosdus, Paul Bryants, 4 Blatt, Cha's. Barnes, J. II. Borelley, Art. Brown, liar, Brown Burke, J. V: Brower, T. L. Boise, liar. Belmont. liar. Bhilr, H. E. Blankson, Ray Buckner, Art. Button, Guy Bowman, 11. L Burke, Tbos. Bateman, Tom Burke, John Buchanan, Roht. Burton. C. D- Brazil eUtoull Barry, G. W. Bdtle, F. A. Buchblnder, Julius Brolller, Robt. Butcher, W. H Beaaley, Al. Uiirt.li, Aug. Barlow « Z,\ Wilson Barker, Bog. fficbele. H. A. BettB, Geo. S. Burns, Donald Boyle, J. F. Bel). Aict. Balling, Roy Couture, Ben. Conboy, Kels. Caron, Mark Conlon, W. J. Castellane. Tony Collins, Phil. Collins. G. B. Carpenter. ?r Cready, Jim Cousins, Joe W Carlisle, Ad. Clifford. Billy .Clssel & Miner Bernard, Sam iCralgs, The Blnlr, Krank learner, J. W. Burns, JimmieiCoip, A. J. g ack. J. J. ICurtis. E<)»r. 0 Block, Al. {Carman, Geo, Bond, Harry |Ooleninn. Al Casell, Robt. Cnssmore Si Florence Colllns,ChasW Carlo, King Carter & Ross Carroll & Clark CiiBhman.W.C. Craig, A. A. Cj-ISty, Ambr. C'laxton, Beau. Clifton, J. D. Cooper, F. C. Campbell. Maur. Courtrlght, Ilnr. Cunningham, Collins, Dan Cnrr, Ingram & C. Cnstelo, liar. Cunningham, a. b. Castle, J F. Clements, J. H Cunningham, C.A. Crowley, J. F. Castelo, liar. Chick, John Carlton, Geo. Conley, J. E. Carlton, Art. Carter, Barr. Cohn, Wll. Clark, Duncan Clarke, T. C. Cohan, Geo. M Cochran, J. O. Clayton, Frn'k Clement, Clay Crouch II Richards Crouch, Lew Carney, W. J. Dale, Jack Davison, Tay. Derenda, Mr. Drnne, 8am DoVoe, Eddie Dale, P. A. Dale Bros. Dume. ChaR. Delnskas, The Dempsey, Jack DePontas, The Dtavolo, — Dehlman.W.H. Kale,- Amos ooley, F.mett Doyle. Dane. Davldson.J.W. Denby, W. G. Beard, C. U. I Cntterlln, War Devlne, Jas. Uoilglierty, Alt. Dodge, San rord Dougheror, DeCarlo, y'red Davison, A. U. Dnmltrescu, M Derenda, —■ Davis, Austin Doncette, T. J DoVeaux, WG DePew. T. E. Elkas, Edw, Evans, It. Edmunds, Mr. Ellsworths, The Eorle, J. W. Bwen, R. Z. Edwards, . Cbas. F. Evans & St. John Evans, Devees k E. English. Wm. Edsa), Del,. B. Erwin, n. S. Kverhart.Mons El wood. Prince Evans, 0. E. Edwards, Carter Evera, A. StC Erwood, R. J. Even, A.StC Forbes, Mons. Free, J. M. Foster, Geo. I. Faust, Gilbert Felix, Edwin Finning, J. L. Francis. Wm. Folly Trio Fields & Wolley Fowler & West Fox, 'Mr. Finch, Wm. Fredericks, Conn Ford, Loyal Fleming, J. L. Fuller, W. A. Ferguson, J M Flood Bros. Ford, Billy Fauat, Vic Ferguson, Dick Fantell.Har. Fern, Har. Films, nillle Fenx, Charley Fredericks, Oscar Fletcher, Grit Fltzgerald.G.A KltcEett.GeoH Finch, Wm. Foster. Geo. Ford. E. k M, Fletcher, C. L. FantaB, Jim Fischer k Carroll Fredericks, Walt. Francis, Geo. Glocker, Cbas. Glynn, Nick Grimes, Joe Gllmore, Barn. George, Harry Gessell, Geo. Hentry, Chest, ankel. A. E. Garnett, Cbas. H. Gibson, A. W. Grlese, J. Gardner, F. A. Gregor, Geo. Graham, Ferd. Gray, Gordon Goldaworth, J. W. Gillen. Edw. Goodkln, Ben Olllen, Edw. Orlpin Op. Co. Qrlese, J. Gnffy, Taos. Green, W. C. Gntesi Nelson Goodfriend, 0. L. Grunschloss. Art. Genaro & Theol Gorman, W. K Garvey, Glen Gendron, Fred Gray, Fred Goninan & Proctor Gray, Barry Gould, Art. Giant, I. E. Glffen, R. L. George, Zakar Goff, W. Gay, Mat Gllmore & Latour Glllett, A. M. Gllmore, Bar. Glfford, Adol. Galno, Joe , Hannn, W. A. Hoyt, W. B. Henderson, It.J Hart, Geo. D- Hess, Clyde Hennesaey.J.A, Herbert, T. Leon Hustings. Ben Howard & Earl Hilton, Fred Harris, Tom Hooper, Max Healy, Tiro Hearn, Thos. Hart, Cbas. Hnrty, John Hoosler, A.. Hurley, Geo H Heth, Grant Howard, A. G. Hlgglrw, Geo. Henderson, Del Hlckey, W. H. Hodges, W. C. Hartman,Robt Howe's London ' ' BhowB Hopkins, J; K. Henderson,R.J, Harris, S. R. Hickman Bros Helstons, The Hammonds, Tho HewlttB, Two Helstom Wally Hampton k Hopkins Hill A Blyth Hartray. W. C Hamilton. ,. Wiley Hlllman, F, P. Hoey. Cbas. Harrington, It Howard, H. B. Harpers, Tbe Hufford, Pat Barrell, P. W. Herhst, A. B. Harris, Sam Howard, Caryl Howard ft Harris Hopkins, J.F. hussey. O. w. Hardey, Tom Herring, Ira Hoyl's Com Co Henderson, a: W- ••■ Hogan, R. H. Harris, Louis Heller, Mr. navden, Ralph Haley ftFlynn Hunt, John Howe, Den Hodgfelns.Burt Hermanctte. „ . OUo Hale. Ed, Herrman, Art. Inness ft Ryan Johnson, Jas. Jones, P. J. Jones, J. A. Jackson, C. L. Jones, D. T. James, II. w. Junge, Max Jordan, Fred Jimson. Burt Jefferson', Th, Joyce, M M. Jaques, Phil. Jahnnr, Geo. Jones ft Raville Johnson, F. W Kendall, Fra'k Krause, 0. II. Krlck, Eugene Kopllp, J. W. Kennedy&Gray Kertln, L. E. Klein, Leo. A. Kane, J. M. J Kennedy, Ant Knight, Fred Kenyan, T. J. Keno, Welch ft Melrose Kelly, Claude Kelly, Sam Kennedy, C. C Kiralfpa, Gus. Kunsteler, Emll Kllmlt, Geo. Kelly, J.eo. Murphy. J. T. McCuullffe. i.V . Jene Marlon, Dave Masser, Ed. ft N. Meely, Carlos Martin. Frank Mncdonald, Fenton Miles, B. A. Malone, Will Murphy ft Wlllard Matthews ft Ashlen Nelson, Chas. Norton, M. H. Nichols, B. F. Neff, Robt. Nichols, Ralph Nlckelson (tel Nichols, Cbas. Nye, T. F. Newton, Walt. Newell, L. B. Nelson, C. F. Nelsons, Tbe Norman, D, E. Nicholas ft Quirks Nelson ft French Nicholas, It. D Niinn, Wayne Overton, H. R. Owly&ltondall Ott, J. H, Orlatt. W. A. Onrl, N. Owens, J. J. Onzos, Great O'Brien, l'at Prescot, F. P. Powley, Wm. Plnkham, Hayser Paul, Edmund Prlmard ft Markham Parrett, Beech Pearl, Billy Terry, G. II. i Pratt, Walter Kelly ft Paul, Oscor Vlolette(Sc.'Price, H. M. Kelly, Dan A. \ Plunkett, Dick Kanter, AIL I Phillips, Alf. Keith, Edwin i Prior ft Norrls Klintzlng.F.T.IVrosser, Joe Shannon, Fred Snyder, Mat Strong, \\'|n. Sbafcr^ Aug. 8age, Bent. Turner, John Thurston, How Thomas, Vern Talte, John Turner, j: W. Tascdtt, — Tpbln ft Ferrell Turner, Geo W Tayjor, Lee Truehart, Wm Twltchell. F. C Tanaer 1 , H. T. Tlgner. Lew Teeling, Hndl. Taylor, C. B. Thurston, now Talbot, Walt. Turner, R. L. Tlerney, J. T. Turner, L. A. Tbombes, 8am R Terry. II. 41. Van, Woody VldetteB, The Vice ft Viola Veazey, Harry VarlNess, Herb Vedmar, Bert Vliialr. Allan Vwcns, F. T. Vogcl, J. VV. Vluard, fU. Verner, Henry Vedder, W. H. Vale.' TrnVers Wink ft .Mack West, Ford Wherry. R. J. Webli; Horace Wilbur. B. II. Wright, Harry Winter. Banks Wliinc. J. M. Wlilttlcr. II.II. Waller, John Wells, Jake Weaver. F. L. White ft Simmons White, Will Winter, Wm.B, Wilson, Geo. S Woodvllle, Jas Woodford, Jno Wheeler. B. B. •«'M»«t aJuu»o minici, Whltfleld, Jno. Wilson ft Waterbury , Leicester Bros. Wilson, Geo. Williams, It. II Wilson. Fred Westfall, Sam Welch, Diet Warren ft Howard Wilbur. Clur. Winchester. Ed. Welch, Rube Warren. W. J. Wake. W. W. Wilson, Clsx. Warren, G. R. Wills ft Barron Wire, S. Wlllstacb. Clax. Wlilteslde, Jno Whiteside. Walker WcBtfall, S. II Will?, J. B. Wilson, T. L. Wlilttlcr, 11.11, Weyburn, Ned Wallace Bras. Way, W. J. Young, John Yale, C. n. Young, Joe Yone. B. A. Yackley, Leon YouBg. H. ,W. Knnalgs, The Zenos. Percy Zel, Raymond Zlncll, Wm. Kebrwald. Theo. Kenney, Tbos. Klork, H. B. Kline, II. A King, Dr. Knlll, J Perrlno, Prof. Payton, B. G. Phillips, Tom Phillips, M. L. Powers ftFreed 'Parker, Ben Pelle, Louis Kennedy Bros.'Qulgley, Robt. Klark urban Russell & Hep. Co. > Tlllyne Kuhl, Chas. ! Rider, Dick Kelly, Tom Kelly ft Mnrtlnc KIngsburys. The Keane, Har. Kolllns. S. L. King, Frank Koppe, — Kennedy. J. J. Levy, Harry Lent ft Hyatt I/Bwrence, ■ Geo. A. Lewis, Clnpde LeRoy, Jack Lnmont, Ed. Levy, Abe Lyle, H. J. Lewis, Dave Lelghton ft Leigh ton Laval Brotbors Labadle. Herb. Loder, Chas. A LeRoy, Paul Leo, Frank Lnmont, liar. Lopez, O. Lnwrence.H.L. La Mack, Har. Levy, Har. Lynn, Frank Lackaye, Billy Lester, H. B. Lamar, Art. Leonard, J. F. Logan, Jim Long, H. C. LeVanlon, HT Latoy Bros. Long, J. T. Linne, H. S, Lewis Harmon Co Leyburne, C. L Lane, W. A. Leffell, Frank Looke ft Herbert Lottl, Billy Lynn, John Lorene, Geo. LnGctte, — " "cMahon.Chas [eredltb, E. B Mcecli, Geo. Martin Bros Mooney, Mrs J Mcintosh, Th. Mathews, Jack Morgan, Fred Malser, J. Mello, Geo. E, Mulvays,The Mollory Bros. Magee, J; J. Melrose, Wm. Magnlnl, E. Mlflcr, Adam Mooney, B. Miller, Jack Mackie, J. J. Morrlson.ILH. Marlon, Dave Marlon, W. J. Morgan, Edw, Maxwell. Geo. B Miller, Ray McDowell, Gor Moore, Kelsey Marks, Tom Moore, Frank Mathlous. Grt Morris, Wm. A Mason ft Francis Murphy, Oscar McCann, Chas. McKee, Frank McDonald, Mike Miller, A. ML McNulty. 0. L Mlles ftNltram Miller, Joe D. Mnzuz ft Mazotte Magee, Burt Martin ft Qulgg Murphy ft Mason McArdle, Wnlt Mattox. P. 8. Mitchell, Lew Murpby. Jas. McEnroe, Joe Menendcs. R F Miller ft Mae Maynnrd. Edw Morris, Geo. D Morton. H. C. McArthnr, Qiarley MoNally. Wm. Merry, Tom Robertson, Frank Reno, Geo. B. Rlcton, — Rowland ft Clifford Ronad, V. Royer, J. P. Reld. Hal Ryder, Tony Renter, Henry Romando. Sen Redon, Harry Richardson, F. B. Bex ft Dimple Kochealu, Th. Richard, Dick Rlalto, Geo. Rlnaldo. J. Royer ft French Russell, F. J. Rowe, Wil|ard HusBell, Fred Rlano, J, W. Rider. B. Dick Robinson, Wm Runkel, Mor. Rosalre.B. 10c Rolan, J. 3. Robyns, Wm. Rlnchnrd ft Prlngle Relhofter, Franz Richards, • Frank Reed Jr., Dave Rlcton, — Russell ft Dunbar Rose, BenJ. Rlggs, Cbas. Rich. A. L: Rider, Barle Reed, W. D. Rolnnd, Wm. Richards, Chas Reed, C. S. Santoro ft Marlon Schumann,Gua Sllverton, Will Stuart, John Smith, ChasM Stutz, J. G. Seymour & Hill Samuels, Geo. SJmpson, Geo. Springer, Cbas. Stephens. Will Spaun, Byron Sun, Gus Solilke, Gns Stevens, Hal Sherman, W.B. Solomon, So) St.Leon, Reg. St.Leon, Gus Seymour ft Dupree Smith, A. V. Scbnor, Emit Snow, Wm. Springer, Cbas Scott, Edw. Sutton, Harry Silvers, Jack StClalr, Bar. Sutton, Larry B(iulre, Gor. Satellite Fam. Smith, Fletch. Stetson, Walt. Shaw, Jos. SherwoodftFox Slegrlst, Toto Seymour, Dave Sheridan. Wm. L. Smith ft LaRoBe Seymour ft Dupre Seymour, O. G Simon, Louis Saunders, Chalk (trampetaol Sweet (tramp pianist) Sands, 0. W. Smith, H. G. ftorague, Ed. Stanley, H. C. Sherman ft DeForreat Stuart, 3. C. Spaudaneo, S. Starr. Har. Sherman. Blch Stockbrldge, Henry SJarkeys. The Siorcli. Cliff Strong. II. C. Steele, Dan SEE NOTICE AT HEAP OP LIST. Under tbe tints. Notes mom tub Lurlla FoRF.PADan-FisK Wii.ii West Shows. —We are now In our twelfth week, and, strange to say, regard- less of strong opposition, thirty-nine days of rain, and'endless other obstacles that we have encountered, our business bas been ex- ceptionally big. In many rainy days the "extras" had to be put in In order to ac- commodate' the vast crowds that came to witness our exhibition. Our big spectacular street parade, with Its many new and novel features, elephants, camels, buffalos, open dens, glided tableaux, three superb bands of music, steam calliope, cowgirls, cowboy*, In- dians, U. S. soldiers, cavalry, artillery, rough riders, Arabs, Russian coasacks, Mexicans, British soldiers, and other foreign con- tingent, making a parade over n mile long, and Is pronounced by all to be the largest and most unique of any similar exhibition. We have lately added many novelties to our already large arena displays that have here- tofore never been introduced In a wild West show. Our menagerie of twenty cages is an Important addition'to' a wild West show. Our side show, under the able direction of "Vic" Hugo, Is" doing a phenomenal business, feat- uring Bessie Dlavolo, looping the loop ou a bicycle. Leon's Pavilion Concrbt Co.. at Orrvllle, 0., was struck by a severe wind storm July V. Tbe canvas was all badly used up by the wind. Prompt action on the part of the' canvas men and the heroic efforts of Charles B. McBride saved tbe big top from utter de- struction. The two 40ft. middle pieces will be Immediately replaced by new canvas. Notes Kno»t Indian Bill's Wn.n West Snow.—Several new features have recently been added to the Indian Bill Wild West, also a car load of new horses, making the show one of the largest and best wild West exhibitions In America. Manager Augustus Jones Is arranging for several large the- atrical-enterprises which he Will launch dur- ing the season. The twenty-three RaglcB with this show were royally entertained by ry, Conn., aerie On tbo night of July 4. II. A. Mann, formerly of the the Waterbury, Conn., _ car of tho Forepuugh-Sells Bros. Show, has charge of our advance car No. 1, replacing W. H. Hosklns, who Is now doing local contracting. Business with the show Is big. NOTES ritOM THE BARNUH ft BAILET GnEATEST 8now on Eaoth.— We put In a most successful time week of July 0, at Fltchbarg, Lowell, Lynn, Salem, Gloucester and Haverhill. Notwithstanding the Im- mensity of tbe show and the difficulty of transporting It, all the parades and per- formances were given on time, and tbe bust ness was enormous. Charles McLean has re. cently been appointed boss canvas man, and has done excellent work In disciplining the men and handling the great organization. Lodge No. 1, of the Benevolent Order of American Tigers, holds Its weekly meetings every Sunday, and Is In a most prosperous condition.' The following people have re- cently been elected to membership: John 0, Conley, Thomas Farewell, John Flandrnu, John Whlttlton, William Mynhoop. Joseph Williams, II. Benson, John McDonald,.T. F. Peterson, Jules Henry, Charles Hall, Loula Lesser, Fred Kim, Thomas Stickler. R. t». Spencer, Elmer Brooks and Spader Johnson. The total membership is now 170.- The, parent lodge Is proud to notice the pros- perity of Lodge Number 2, recently orgnnlzed by the employees of the Robinson Hbows. JameA Morris, the elastic skin man, la the Srond father of a live weeks 'old daughter, larguerite. Her mother. Mile. Clifford, the human ostrich, Is again back with the Bar- num & Bailey Show. Visitors td the Bar- num ft Bailey Show dnrlrig the past week have becti Walter L. Main, who called' on July », nt Salem, and Mrs. W. II. Harris; of the Nickel Plate Show, wno dropped In during the Haverhill engagement, ana'spent the day. _ . , ' Jerome ano EDWAnos, acrobats, have joined the Wallace WllllamB Shows, where Mr." Jerome has entire charge as enucstrlun director, and hla wife, Lllliuii Jerome. Is In the ticket box, while Mr. Edwards Is director of concert, and they report very good busl- Col. H. C. Hunt, well known to circus men, died at his home At Burlington, la., July 11, at the age of eighty-three years. Ills remains were" Interred tn Asper Grove Cemetery 12. Many members of the Ring- ling Bros. Show attended the services. KOTBB VltOM BEIIT SlLVEB AND Slt.VMII Familt Tent Show.— We opened May IB, and have lost only two nights so far. Busi- ness has been big, this being tbe first sea- son for this show. We carry twenty people, and have eleven head of horses, and the show Is giving the best of satisfaction. We take a three dnyn' rest at Acme (Bert Sil- ver's formor borne) next week, to visit Mr. Silver's father and mother. Mabtino, aorlaljst, has closed with Tanner Bros'- United Shows, and Is now en route with the Great Canada Frank's R. R. Shows. TllK TnnEB 1|io Buotiiebh, Otto, Rio and Manger, who are In their twelfth week with Rlngllng Broa.' Shows, will open on tho Kohl ft Castle circuit Dec. 14, with other Western and Eastern dates to follow. Notes vbom Hall ft Sahi-le's Brows.— Roster: The Three Fontlnellcs (Robt. C, Harrletta and Baby Nina), Robt. St. Clair, balancing trapeze and running barrel and concert: Rattle Andrns, sailor perch and concert: Bert Willis, Spanish rings; Ernest La- Von, traps and revolving ladder; Jnun Bozeles. Imps, revolving ladder and tumb- ling: Jack S. Jeffers, clown and concert: Frank Malone. tumbling and concert: Prof. Mansfield's troupe of dogs. We have Prof. B. W. Morris' Band of eight month pieces, with Harrletta Fontlnelle as drum major. Although we nave had much rain and bad roods business has been' very good for us through Northern Iowa and Southern Minne- sota. Tbls is our twelfth week out. It. T. HorrMAH. press-agent of Waller L. Main's Circus, will close with that show July 'SI. to talte charge of the' business end of Ibe Hoffman Bros-' Printing Co.. of Jersey city, N. J., In which concern he has a third Interest . „ . J. C. Hamilton.' general agent-of Mason Dim.' Pavilion "Uncle Tom's Onbln" Co.; writes: "nusttiess with lis IS big nt every stand, and ttc have the satisfaction of htar- lug .nothing but hourly endorsement ftow press and public or the perfofrdanee we |lv» of the'drama.' Tbe management has added four more Shetland ponies antl two mules to enlarge the parade on July 0.' We phrye«| NanticoKe, Pa., July 11, to two packed tents. John B. Bratton, boss MR posted joined the Ddvnnco July 11, to replace H. A. Mor- rison. Everybody well." • ■ ItiNOi.iNo Otto*, were at Waterloo, la., July 10, and, contrary to their usual ex* pectatlons (It has always rnluud when they Were there), hnd a fine day. ' An enormous crowd attended the afternoon performance, and' n good sited crowd witnessed the even- ing show. Router of Minneli.i Bnos.' Bin Stock Co:, supporting Minn Gennell.—Roster: F. P. Mlunolll. V. (.'. Mlunelll, proprietors and managers: Kills Gregmlle, trensttrer: Connie' HAinlton, charge of reserves; Buck Ryder, advance; Randolph. Ulpple, musical director; Harry K. Hamilton, stage direc- tor!'Geo. F. Cotter, director of vaudeville department: Hank Shaw, boss canvas man, with four' assistants : ' Frank Tlmcus, mas- ter of properties; Mike Kennedy, Bugene La Hue, Chas. Sanders, Wm. F. Cattell, Theodore A. Doucet.' Bills cregmllc, Ran- dolph' Hlnple, Wnrreu Uydcr. funk Sllav, Frank Tihitus, George CieBrwester, Minn Gennell, Helena Uftlku, Evelen KnBpp, Dora Mitchell, JJrs. Kdfia Mlnnelli; Mrs. Butene La' Hue, Mrs. Shaw. Franclne Mlnnelli, Mus- ter Paul Mlnnelli. nml Master Lester Mlu- nelll. All are well unil we are doing a Hue business'. Notes fhou Sio. Sauthllk'8 New Rail- road Shows. —Since our opening day busi- ness has been at the highest possible notch. We have had several "turn nwnys," and lu New York and Maine plenty of opposition. In the latter, where the rivalry was keenest, our receipts at each stand far exceeded what we took on our previous! visit, live years, ago, when we had the entire State' to ourselves. Storms have been numerous, wind and rnln causing us to lose both shows at Webster, Mass., June 12,' and the nlgbt performance at Muchlns, Me., July 2. Pntlug from t lie latter part of June we tmve broken tu con- siderable new territory, Including MHIIuocket, which bad never had a circus until we ar- rived. Our menagerie Is now of goodly size, yet, not' content, "the governor" nan placed an order with William Bartels for a pair of zebras, four elephants and several smaller animals. Roger, one of the largest ele- phant* In this country, and Its Infant com- panion. Baby Bell, nrc being taught an act which will lie ready for presentation very Boon. There arc now nearly four hundred people with the shows, sixty-right of whom are in the big show dressing room. We have ndded a hew stock car, and are In the market for two flats, two sleepers and two mora stocks. Our side show, uutlcr tho manage- ment of James Morrow, Is getting big bunches of the long green dally, as Is the Oriental Theatre, under the direction of Wil- liam Dorrls, Two rings, a large platform and ruce track arc requited for the perform- ance. Notes wom Falkinkk ft Rusk's Ii»ka|, Siiowh.— This show Is only in lis first week, and our business la far above our cxpecin- tlons, us we liaveu't got over the roughness yel. We will cover most of our old terri- tory, and Include a short Southern tour. We have not avoided our share of accidents Unit usually happen at the llr«t'few stands. Little Leo Bills, while attempting to touch a cub lion that we recently iioilght, was severely blttep' In the hand, and has been nimble to appear since, weakening the acrobatic net of the Bills Family considerably. The Five Roses are now using u double deck trick house, and It has made n decided hit. I.eu Henry is making a slldo for lite ns a free attraction. Bull Wilson has charge of the advance, and all you can see Is our spoclid courier paper. The side show is well cared for by Joe Prentiss. The Fa Ik! nor Family, hoop rollers, ate' Also In prominence, and all we near front our patrons is "come agnlu." Chas. IIilt.kht writes: "This Ik my tenth week with the Wig. Hantello Big; It. It. Shows, doing magic and box mystery in t lie side show, and am making a big bit. Also, the business dune so far Is stupendous and exceeds all expectations. This side show, under tho management of J. A. Mor- row. Is considered one'of tho'best on'the road. Mr. lllller't lifts Just received a lot of new wardrobe and stage settings; which cost a good round sum." Notes most Hulls ft Downs' Circus.— Doc Ogden, oar Aver popular and gentle- manly tide show manager, was presented with an elegant watch, 'chain and engraved charm on Ills birthday, July 11-, at'-Valley City, No: Dak., from the attaches of the side show. The show Is still doing a won- derful business. ««» bevu entirely redecorated, In gold. and. deep red, with- cold trrmrhtfigs. A new drop cur- tain bus. been -painted' and hung, entitled "Tlie Three Maids." It la a handsome piece of. artistic work. New carpets and clot In KavA rwn IKirT. and -additions:! stair and foyer lights added/ Th* season baa been booked solid by.Stair ft llavlln, and promises to be the most remunerative season In many yeftfs. William Drake Is the'lessee. The same corps of assistants, front and back, will be engaged for tbe season of inv.1-4. But one circus has booked Klltnbetb this year; being; that of the Welsh Bros. .....:The Pawnee Rill Wild West Show drew very large audiences, and shows a largely Increased fodder bill over that of foilr years, ogb. wheu We show Wns last here. .... .'.Reginald, a sou of Alma Chester, Is n clerk In a dnrg atom here. He.is popular and a pleasing young fellow Tbe book- ings nt Jneofa' TaWlr* for IHO.t-4 arc of a high class of attractions, and nearly- all the dates are filled. The theatre has beep reno- vnted nod some Improvements made ou the stage, liver which 'John Hogan presides. Cn mden,—The parks, 'with -nnchnnged offering*; continue to-do a capital business. Manager Taylor Is busy wltJi plans for the coming season at tbe Camden Theatre, which opens early In SeptcmMr." Work has not yet stnrted on the new theatre which is con- templated forthe Southern part of the city. ♦*♦ RHODE V^ANp. Providence.—"The 'Three Musketeers" followed-*f Keith's Theatre (Ohnrlea-Lovcu- is-rg, resilient manager), Weok of July 20, "I'lie Little Minister," whirl), although well attend, ed during the week of 1.1, did tuft pack tbe house nslt waa expv-etfd to. For "The Three Musketeers" tbe company was strengthened by tbe addition of ftose Stuart, who took the part of Queen Anno of Austria. "My Friend from India" Is to'be played 27. "Wii.i. Sun "UrvnnrB Him? Is the produc- tion of the Katharine Uober Stock Co. at the Empire Theatre (Spitz ft Nathaiison, munagers> week of Si(). It Is to be followed, 27, by "Hamlet." Summits theatres In this vicinity con- tinue to do a thriving business. The Man- hattan Vaudeville Co. Is at Chestnut drove week of 20. It Includes: Alton and Thelma, Do Vnux and De Vanx. Big John Phillips, the Snwtelle Slaters, Agnes Mcaru, Delse- norn, and tho Three Merry Mouurqha. A good bill Is given at Rocky Point the same week, Including: Norma Wills, Wills nml Barron, Hlldu Tucker, tattle Blackford, Marie West, Monte Collins, Nellie Burgess, .Mr. and Mrs. J nines I*. Lee, Sullivan unit I'ssqueilnn. the Narragansett Quartet, and ten minor acta It. A, Harrington Is pro- prietor nml manager of this popular resort. Another Summer theatre thrives ut Cres- cent I'ark, while Krecbody Turk, nt Newport, is catering to good business right uiuiig. Tho Japanese village which lifts been seen at the Buffalo Imposition and Atluullc CMv Is exhibited nt Krertiody Park, und society threatens'to make the place Its own when the season gets a little more active. Notkm. —Malinger Charles Lovenberg, of Keljli's. is spending a two weeks' vacation In New Ilnmpslilre Manager Felix II. Wen- ilelKclinefer, of tho Providence Opera House, Is spending souie of his. spare time this Sum- mer In au effort In reduce llesb by boxing lessons, tie Is said to be developing con- siderable skill A large number of the- atrical employes went to Hoinpdeu Meadows Sunday, 10, for an outing. <«■» LOUISIANA. mow Jtnsijy. Atlantis City—At Ocean Pier Music Hall (Harry D'Hsta,- representative).—"A Chinese Honeymoon"- played, to big bouses, week of July 111, and remains for week of 211, to be followed, week of 2T, by Lew Dock- stader's Minstrels. Wtllnrd's Juvenile "H. M, S. Pinafore" Co. continue* to draw crowds at tbe dally matinees.- ocean Pi eh Theatiik (Harry L'ICsta, rep- resentative).—Business continues good with the iMIIIer ft Kaufman Players, who pre- sent "Resurrection" Week of 20, with (jeorge W; llarbler und Florence Roberts In the leads. Ocean 1'ieb Aiiena' (Harry D'Hsta, repre- sentative),—Rostock's trained wild animal* continue to please good audiences. Isijoc Tuuatiiu (Huntley ft Moore, man- agers).—Business la good with th'o Huntley- Moore Block Co., which continues oti In repertory. Doyle's Pavilion TimAinn (Frank Qoldle, manager).— Excellent nouses day abd night are tfib rule. Booked for wcok of 20: The Throe Bounding Pattersons, the Imposition Four, .Three Herbert Brothers, Three Lon- don*, Franklin Slitters, Kldara Bros., the Mnrions Morris and Hlntn, Mile* and ni- trnni, Pauubcttl and Fiijup, the Imperial Four (Culhaue, Chitce and the St. Felix Bister*), the Klondyke four, tno Rou- sellB, Melrose und Mlifler, Doll and Burden, Mile. Zone, Cook oifd Hall, St. John and Lefcvre. Ooldle, St. Clair and Qoldle. (Sl'vehna'i'oh'h Thkatbb ' (Sydney Fern, manager);-—The usual good business pre- vails always. Performers for week of 20: Huber, the armies* artist; Prince Albene and May La Rrant, Three Itugers Three Mel- vln Brothers, Blssonticttl and Newman, the original It. F. Keith 'cycle whirl, Frank New Orleans.—West find (Jn*. J. Cor- < ornn, hiaaagor),—Big business ruled week of July 12, with Veuzle's aplendld Concert band, W-m. Reed's vltag'raph and Vaude- ville as the attraction. McCarte's dog und monkey shov/ rcjicated Its former week's success. Lottie West Symonds'opened'12, and will bold over week of 10, 'While the uewcomer* Will be: Bryan and Nadlne. Wednesday night of each week Is known as iuuiitci|i- night, and ha* so far proven a tre- niemlous drawing card, 8. It. O. being the rule,-each week. Athletic Paiik (lid. F. Sciunons, inann- Ker).—"T|u> tlirl from Pari*;" as presented y (ho Olyraplii Ojicfu Co.. week of lit, proved Hnolbar big success, nud wus responsible for the most flattering returns during the -entire week. By special request the popular little musical comedy will hold over week of 10, and will be replaced 23, for three perform- ances, with "Tho Isle of Champagne." Tihi much prulsn cannot bo given Managers Seu- mon* and iMschetto for tho elaborate pre- sentation of "The Olrl from Paris." Tim stage Bettings, effects and costumes were far superior tu those shown here for some sea- sons past by high class companies, ut ml- vuueed prices. Much credk Is due Hilly Rey- nolds, the musical director, for his work In drilling tho large chorus. The management Is now negotiating for un elaborate produc- tion of "1*02" tor week of 20, and, If suc- cessful, will engage Blchnrd Hdrlowe, Ahmanp'h Illusion Palacb (S. II. Ar- iniind, manuger).—Tbls cozy little Illusion palace at West Fad Is doing n land olllen business. Mile. Inn, snake ctiurmer, I* the feature. Norn*.—Robt. 0. P)tkln has returned borne to spend tho Summer vacation with his mother. Bob goes with "The Yankee Con- sul" Co. next *ea»on Itltn Clinnnlugs ha* returned home after a most successful Benson at Suburban Park, Vlcksburg, Miss. ....Percy Calilll, late of Barlow ft Wilson's Minstrel*, Is now editing his Iwok, "Paro- dies' Kp*stu."..... .Some malicious persons entered the dressing rooms of the Olyinpln Opera Co. week of 12, and destroyed sumo costly costumes, Manager H<1, Seainuns has offered a reward of fifty dollars for Ihu Identity of the Intruder. ««» /'• loiVA. Dea Moines.—At Iugersoil Park (Vred Buchanan, manager).—vaudeville took the place of comic opera week of July 12, and drew enormous crowds. Hosier: Cole anil De Lose Duo, Howard nnd Ulnud, Kellny and Reno, '.Martin's trained animals/ Frank Wal- ters, and F. A. Wade Co., In one act oper- ettas. Week of July 10: Ferguson and Mack, Adelo Purvis Onrl, Trolloy Car Trio, Puulluo Moran, Frank Fox, and F. A. Wade Co. At Ohataiiqua Paiik. —Fred Pblnuey's United State* Iland gave two concerts 0, to immense crowds. IIinolino linos.' Ciiu'im comes 18. Clayton, Dorothea Slslors, Three Armstrongs, Rochefort and May. the Brewers, Mitnnlng Twins-, Kathryn Ml ley. Tndrrtc and Holds- worth, Hertsirt and Wood, Madge Daylellc, Hull and Hughes, Kennedy and Hayes, the klnetoacope. Inlkt llonr Oauiikn (Cliff W. (Jrant, man- ager).—Well filled houses continue to lie attracted by Oram's Big I/inilon Gaiety Co. Stkki, nr.n (J. Bothwcll, manager).— Royal Italian Band, Orchestra Verdi, and Murphy and Ollson's*Minstrel* continue to test the capacity. BoviNo Fba.vk's flri'sv Camp (Frank B. LIuLiln, manager).—The same big business I* In order. * , . i Elisabeth.—Jacobs' Theatre will have a preliminary opening Aug. 1, when B|»ck Paul's Troubadours will tstaln their seuSon. Cednr ItnpliU.—Rlngllng Bras.' Circus, bigger'nrtd liettcr than ever, pleased two big crowd* July IK. Among the many new fea- tures Jerusalem and the Crusaders, and the *l(i,iiui) pine organ drew most comment. The proudest ana happiest man on the lot was Albert Crandalt, trl whom a daughter wns born 14, at New Albany, lnd. HI* wife was one of the Leon Slaters. (InrnNr/a Ol'KRA lloilHK (Will B. Collier. business manager) will open Aug. IK, with "A Friend of the Family." Mr. Collier re- turned 11 from Now York City, where he booked a fine list of attractions for this the- atre and the lows- Illinois circuit. Notm.— Will M. Carroll, of Jackdonvllle, III., who wa* tho giie*t, 11-18, of Manager collier, will open trie season with hi* own company at Bunceton, Mo., Aug. 23, after n week'* rehearsal. The Lyceum Theatre (Edwin lOlrov, mana- ger) will open Its *ea*on Aug. 8, "The Child Wife" being the attraction. Til's.—Manager Jacob*; of Jacob*' The- atre, and wife, with child nnd nurse, are nt A*bury Park The Lyceum Theatre bag KeoknU.—At the Casino Theatre.—The BreckeitrtUge Stock Co. dfew jjond houses Jiilv 12-1N, ThoMorey Stock Cli. open* for a week's engagement 10. Coining: Vah Dyke ft Eulou Co. Aug. 2-15. ..j.