The New York Clipper (August 1903)

August 1. THE JNTEW YORK CLIPPER. 535 Clipper Post Office. In order to ■▼old mistakes and to insure the prompt delivery of the letters advertised In this list, an envelope plainly addressed mast he sent for each letter, nnd a written order for the letter, signed with the fall name and address and the line at business followed by the sender, must also be enclosed. Please mention the date (or num- ber) of TUB CLIPPER in which the letters sent for were advertised. LADIES' LIST. I. Au»tln Slaters Ardclle, Both Anderson A Leslie Adams, Clara B]nk ley, Mabel Button, Aggie Urttton, Nell. Burt, Nell Bolton, Chart. Earlowe, Inej Bates.BenelOc Bertrand, Helen Brannlgan, Sadie Bealle.Annerte Bracbord.Jullo Harrington, Jenett Bates, Irene lilnke.Mra.Har Boyd, Irene Bcllonl, Elena Beaumont, Maud Bennett, Laura Bates, Irene Ueacb, Flo C. Batcheller Sisters Carve, Louise Cardownle, Louie Comstock, ■ • Laura Campbell, Wright C'nmmeron, Ol. Castle, Agnes Clifford, Bess. Cayrew fc Hayes Celeste, Grace Cardownle ' Sisters Castle, Agnes Clifford, Bess. Campbell, Vino Carey, Eva Cnrler, It. Carter, Bertha Clicslyn, Alice Carmen, Belle Chester, Alice Bevcre, L. A. DeVoy, Lulu Delisle, Maude Donovan. Fan. Drain, Stella DeMllt, Gertie Dlckerson, Blanche Dorian, Berth. DeWolfe, Rose Dnrlow, Vict . Dupree, Minnie Dressier, Marie DclKuego.Lulu DeShon, Ruth Davis, Hess. DeLora, Maud J hivenport.LU. D'Arvllle, Jeonettc D'Estelle.Bert. Dorian. Bertha Demester, Mabel Elden, Sylvia Everett, Fan. lingllBh, Mrs. W. P. Evans, Lizzie Edmonds, Nell Eder, Lizzie ElklnB, El eon Forrest, Edyth Folsom, Maud Faust, Daisy Frlgansa, Trlx Franklin Lyd) a Fits, Mrs. li.W. Franklin, Eat Fenr, Emma Franklin, Lyd. Frarler, Pearl Flamme, Guss Florence, Win. Fenz, Emma Fartardeau, D.I. Forrester, Selma Fuller, Agnes Favor, E. 4L GoldenFranklc Gracey. Mrs. Dan Garnella, Mrs. Robt Gale, Roth Gordon, Belle Gandy, Louise Gleeson, Mrs. J. H. Glasly, Emma (ill), Sadie GIbney, Avis Holmes, Ceclle G. Hammttt, Marie Hall, Ethlel Hart, Kitty Uazclton. Mabel nillmnn, Jen, Hlllman, Louise Henshaw, VIn Hall, Ethel M. Ulllman, . Louise Johnson, Rose Jordan, Mrs. Fred James, Millie Jarver, Blanch Jaeger, Fran. Karle, Nolle Kelcey, Fran. Knott, Roselle Kllgour, Annie J. Bhcrns, ' Sallle Lee,-Amy Lewis, Knth. Lowry.Hazcl K LaJtar, Irene Lewis, Belle Llnyanl, Coth. Lamson, Flor. Lee, Gert.. Lee. Stella Leslie, Mabel Lewis, Alma E Lund, Pearl LaVernc, Madallne LaFlelds. Flos Melrose, Car. E. Mercler. Edwlna Miller, Ella Milton, Lola McHnle, Trlx McCoban, Minnie L. Mnckey, May Mack. Myrtle McElhelne. Edith Morgan, Kittle Morrlson.Julia Maddon, Thel. Marry, Dollle Minos, Annie Maynard, Claire Mack, Florence Maclntyre, Owen. Mathews,Jolly Montrose, Bes Mascotte, Vlolette Nkfbols, Nell V. Navette Sisters Nellsen, Marie Norton, Mabel Newell, Maude Nelson, Kath. Nice, Kittle Oakley, Mrs. Frank Palmer, Daisy Palmer, Alice Potter, Ella Paul, Nettle Perl, Amy Perl, E. Plerlot, Helen PutnamSlsters Rumford, Nell Richard, Abble Rice, Nancy Ramsey. Clara L. Rich, Frankle Reld, Hazel Rogers, Lora Redding, Frnncesca Richard, Ah. Rayinoud, • Tcarl Raymond, Mrs. Redmond, Est.' Rodney.Louise Reynolds, Ray Robinson, Elethia Stewart. Lizzie Sloan, Helen Stevens, Lll. Starr. Lll. Swartz, Rosa Slegel, May Stevens, Josephine <M Sylvn, Marg. Smith, Lottie St.Clalr, Aud. St.Ives, 'Flora 8tuttz, Ivy Rpence. Annet Sanford, LInnle G. Summcrvllle, Amelia Thelser.Bonlta Taylor Sisters Tlton, Nell Thorn.EmllyA. Tlerney. Gert. Vlctor.Alfhilde VanSIclen. Ida Waters, Nell. Williams, Ida Write, Emma Wilbur, Babe Wells, Corlnne Woolson, Pearl Walker, Char. Ward, May Wllma, Edna Wllllnms, Lulu Walker. Marie E. GENTLEMEN'S LIST. Adams, Robt. Adams, Frank Alexander, Woodruff Adams, F. M. Adamlnl, A. Alexander, G.B Atherton & Grassel Aolkens, A, F. Acker, M. A. Arneson, A. G. Allen, Whiting Allen, E. N. Alburtus, S. J. C. Avolo.-Geo. • Adamlnl, Art. AllshoUBe/Cil. Aaron, 6am Allen, F. M. Besfor, Vorh. Bowers, E. E. Barney, Chas. Breed, Doc Burke, Wm. Burns, J. H. Pogardus, C. Bryson, C. II. Brady, Wm. A. Jlury. Joe Bnssctt. RuSB. Bruns A Nina Byron, F. ■ Bnbcock, Theo Browning, Art. Burton, O. A. Brlttons, The Brady, Wm. Brown.' Pick. Burr, Teddy Barnes, Joe Bulk, Edwd. Kartell, Win. Barrett, Edm. Benson, B. R. Benedict Aiden Iicnnott & „, Moulton lllnney. C. E. Bnum, Will ' Blonaoll.Goo.E Banks, J. c. Belmont, Hnr. liirtelll Trio > 'encs, Joe JJnrkcr, R. A. 'towers. Eld. jloidman, Paul "lake, Har. Barton, Robt. Bartone, Bart Barnes, Fred {hiker, Haf. i JJaldwin, H. 8. Barneys, The Hates Trio Berger, F. & Burton „ (mnglclan) Beno, B. J. 'Kick, J. L, Buckcmdyc. "" „ ,. . Chas. "nrtlno, Burt Buttons, oupr I|nnbenr Bros, Brlnklev, „ & & 0. Bunnell. ««,. Uootb, W. E. Barnard, Fred Bell, Alex. Beck, L. J. Bryant & Savlllc Crane, Wm. A. Clark, W. F. Colin, WU. Clifford & Burke Crane, Lawr. Cressey & Dayne Coates, Sberm Campbell. Wright Carroll, John Cousins, J. W. Cole, Robt. Chandler. Joe Carney, A. Campbell & • Cnulflold Conboy, Kelcey Cooper, I. M. Colbys, 4 Checsman, Wm Corrialla; John Crabtree, Geo: CarrA Burns Conlan, Wm. J Coleman, C. H Corrlgan,' Jas. CattalanoEmtl CannlloAFona Conway, M. Chamberlain. F. W. Crouch, A. B. Carlos, C. B. Cralgs, Mus. Coughlln, Jno. Callagban, John Casey, F. Cooper, C. Cole. ' Harold W. Caroll, Ben. Coccla, Aurel. Charters, Spencer Cambell. D'Arcy Coburn; J. A. Callahan, Jas. Claudius, D. D Cnstleton-Otls Coleman. R. Clyde, John Catnlona, Krall Olayton, Fred Cook, Ben Dawson & Booth Davis, Jns. Drone. Sam DellAmcs, H. DcEstang. Marcy Donnelly, Jim Davis, 10. E. Dari*. F. W. Dumltrescu. N DpEstn, Har. Dixon, Bowers ft D. Dnvls. C (!. Dunmnt,Frank Dobbins.- 3, If Dumltrescu, J Domorest, Robt Dempsey, Jack DeLuna, Walt. Daly. A. H. Douglass, M.G. DeOnzo' Bros. Delwarno & Ivy Dashlngton, Alb. DcVaro k DcCnrlo Davenport Hnr Delavoy. W. Doll, Chas. Dengon, Edwin Devlin, Jas. F. Elthicrs, Al. Eno. H. W. Engleton, C. F. Earl & Hampton Edwards Bruce Eldrldge, Robt Eversole. Wm. Edner. Geo. English, W. P Elliott. J. J. Frederick, Har Falke, C. H. Fllnn. Wm. Forrest. E. A. Elrst, Har. Flint, H. L. Ferris, Wiley Fulton, I. C. Fagln, Noodles Fraser & Loreni Fox, W. H. Mk, Ira Fentellc. Hnr. Fltz & Webster Fuller, L. J. Ford, Bart Fulton Bros. Field, G. I. Flekns. Eug. Fenz, Chas. Felix. Edwin Fields. N. D. Foy. H. Fredo, Geo. Forrest, A. J. Fowler, F. D. French. A. Fltz. K. W. Fondelll. G. Fletcher, C. It Fentelle & Itadcllffe Falrmnn, Ens. Frances, Chas Krlnuot, Jules French. Leroy J. Franklln.Chas. Finn, Jos. Flack. W. E. Fletcher. C. L. Fronchelll & • LCWlfl General Amuse. Co. Gngnoux. The Gorman & Leonard Gordon. F. M. (Jenero A Baiter Garzlncttl, M. Gavin & Piatt George, Har, Grant, W Garon. Andy AM. Gllnserettl, T. Glrnrd, J. W. Gray, Ed. Gray, Wm. Oray, Wm. Gregory, Marv Garons, The Glldtouch.J.W Gogooux, W. Gankel. A. E. Goodtrlend, _ Oscar Gordon, Har. Goodhue, Will Goldsworrh, J.W Oaaklll, F. W. Genajo A Thcol(Oc) Green, Sam Goldsmith, Sol Graham, J. H Goldworth, J. W Hont, W. H. Hermann, P. L Hamilton, C.G. Uowe'sGt.Lon- don Shows Howard, L. A. Horner, Ben Hagar, Frank Hllllard, Roy Hughes, Chas. Howard,— (ol BrochardAII Hording, Chas Hawkins, Robt Holmes, Jack Holmes, W. E. Hlnes, Sam Haynes, M. P. Hougerous, C. M. J. Hall, Albert Hart, Jos. Howard A Burke Harts, The HowesGt.Lon- don Shows Harcourt A May Hassen, Ben Hoyden, Thos Hlckey, J. C. UowesOt.Lon- don Sbows Hidoman Bros Howard, W. J. Hood, Sam Hale. W. A F. Hcizleman, Fred Harrison Hugh Hogan, Gus Herbert, Thos, Hutchinson, F. B. Hawkins, Robt IlosQeld. E. J. Hlglnbothnm, C. K, Hodge, J. H. Horn, Chas. E Hunsaker. S. C Holmes, W. J. Harrington, Walt Howard, Wm. (strong boy Horner, Snm Heny, Frank Hanbrlck.Cbos Horcker, -Chas Hunt, G. B. Hard, Fred Jenkins, Chas. Johnson. D. Judge, Paddy Jalbert, T. J. Johnson, Petcr Jordan, Fred Joe. Rubber Neck Johnson, F. W Koster, Chas. Kelly, T. P. Keehle, Frank King, John Kernel!, John Keeshln, C. U. Henella, — Kail, Geo. Klnsncrs.LouIs Kraton, Hnr. Kohl, Wm. Keeler, L. A. Karnatz, J. F. Krlcger, Prof. Klcliners, The Kings, 2 Kndcl, Al. King. C. II. Knrmont.Cba8. Knupp, Ed. Kelly, Ward Kelly A Vlolette Lee. H. V. AB LcRoy A Cloyton Lane, Art. Loraine, Har. LoBose; Ed. Lowrle, Wm. I,nmolnes, The Lucodocs. The Lylc. IL J. Lawrence, J. F. LaMar, Hor. Lorklns, John Lavender, Geo Livingston, ' David Lister, J. E. Lclgbton, Frank LawTonce.Jack IjiIIo, Mr. Lester, J. W. Lewis, Orlen Lucler, Ben Lemon's Stock Co. Leon. Bert Llndbloom, Alt LoVnll, Jus, Lucler, — (Simmon AL Lalfataf Bros, loonier, John littDon, Fred liCslle Bros. Leonard A i.eonard Lyle. II. J. I^imbert. F. II LoSey, Bud Lawrenco. Del Lonoro, Ern. Lawlor. Chas. Leo. Frnnk Lenox, Geo. TaiiIr. L. R. LaRelle, Wm. Lllford, Har. Lnwlor, C. B. Lawlor, ctnol Morton, C. E. Rich, B. L. Niiddox, Dick Rnlmund. Jim McKeon J. U. Scott, Oliver Miller, Jos. Stetson, Wnlt. McDonald, Stcwnrt. Billy Mike Secley. C. W. Mayo, D. N. Strond, Lucas Murray Wm. Stevotis, Hat McWIlllams, Saunders, J. J. D. St. Leon A Murphy AGano MeCusIck Monroe, Al. Southcrtand, Morton.Hnrold Roy McltncAWyate Smith, J. H. McDonald, Snow, Ross Frank St. Pierre, A May, G. E. Smith, J. A. McDowcll.Jno. Seebaek, Har. Marshall A Schiller. E. A. Ervln Sliarpstecn, McDade. David Vern. Martin Bros. Soner, John Miles A Ireland Steele, Har. Martlnettt A Sun Bros. Grossi Stclllng, Fred Murphy, Jas. Stokes, J. W. Monroe A Sparks, Charl. St. Claire Sullivan, Martin A HnrrlsA W. Qulgg Stanley, H. C. McCarthy, Spldell, W. E. Chas. Seymour, 0. G Morton, II. C. 81ms, B. P. McBrlde, J. S. Short A Murphy, Jas. Edwards Morrison, Jas. Sun, Geo. Morton, Chas. Sargent, F. P. Moss, A. C. Scnmmon, A.O. Marveltc tc Stephenson, Gleason J. W. Moya, Tom Sassorla, Chas Moss, Fred Sharpsteen, Mayo, II. D. Lewis Matthews, Smith,, W. C. Jack Snyder A Momlncc, Alex Buckley McMnhon, Tim Sun, Gus Manning, Tom Seymour, F. V Slock, Harry Swaa A Miller, A. M.' Ilnmbord McAulIffc, Jcr Sterling E A E Mnrlce, John Samuels. Geo. Mann, W. O. Sisson, O. P. McDowell, Solgrlst, Toto Mclb. Stevens, E. J. Mullen, Geo. It Stout, ft E. Mcnkemlller, Swnlm, Jerome H. J. Stnnley, C. II. MaddoxA Smllh, Billy Wayne Sheak, Fred Milton, Har. Spolford, Chas Mack A Mack Simpson, F. W Martin, D. A P Toole, J. E. Marks, Joe Thurston, How Manning's Ent TcnJJrookc, Moulton, Har. Jas. Murphy, A.J. TIedemann. Manning, WC H. B. McClore A Thor, Musical liaw Tourjcc, Daml. Macgulrc, ~' SiThatchcr. Jas. Morrison, Lew Trcylllc, T. P Meaker, Geo. Tlghe, liar. McGlnley, Taylor, Ben. Bob A E. Thomas A Milton, ft W. Thomas Manning, Bill Titus, F.J. Millard, Sam Thorn, Art. MoTammen. Trissell, Billy Julius Thatcher, Geo Moore, Vic Toble, Ira Mathews. J. E Tcets, Bros. M e tie r , F. W. Turpln, Ben Siarvln (care Tessler. Wm. of J. Gates) Thompson, Marks, Tom Barry Marlon, Herm Tlppel, R. B. Matthews, JC Thurston. How Moore, Vic Taylor, F. Lee MnniiMtB, The Tliayer, A. A. Newman. Alf. Toomey, C. M. NIchol, R. D. Tessler. M. M. Noble. H. V. Thor, MUBlcal Nichols, R. D. Varannlcr.Juo. Nesbitt.Wm.H. VanUuscn.H.A Neumyer, W. J Vandcrvoost, Nye, Ned _ R B. Norcross. J. M. Votos. The Nlssen, Walt. Via, E. J. Nye T. F. Vanscoy. W. A Nichols A Croix Van, It. B. Nudos, The Vandervoost, Norcross, J. M _R B. Nye, T. F. Van, B. B. Newell, Vic. Woodward. Norton, E. S. „ Geo. Newman, A. Wire. Sydney Nolan, Fred Wlndlsch, J. O Obcrfelt, Har. Wilson, F. II. Orr. Walt. Wheeler. P. L. Oldlleld. II. V. Whltlark.W.H. Orton, Gordon Williams A Owen, J. E. Wnlker 011 fans, 4 Watson, Lew Owen, Frank Wilson, Fred Overton, H. R Wntson, C. P. O'Brien. W. W Wnrda, Al. Tarker A Wayne. Al. Alvora WMttler, H. II Totts, W. L. Weltzcll, Jas. I'atton, Geo. Warrington. Powers, . . Geo. J. T. (10c.) White, Jack Totts, W. L. Wilbur, II. C. ricrre, D. C. Welsh, G. A. Peters. 'Mont Waters. J. M. i'owell, Mr. West. Mgr. Ponlers, 3 Wlclo A Povner, C K. Deliano l'ake A Nelson Whlte.E.B. lc. Plnkncv. Robt West. DoFor. Price, E. A. Wnrd, Joe rage. Wm. M. Waller A Phillips. Jack Moglll Pnttersons, 3 Warn. Geo. Powers. J. T. Wrljrliter, Gor. Polk A Rollins Wllllnms. Potts, W. L. /T L.G.(0c. l'nrrv, F. G. Walker. F. L. l'hllbrook. Way. W. J. H. L. Woodthrope. Ronaldos, The Har. Itoeers A Warsaw Bros. Hllpcrt White W. C. Rawlston, J3ob Wnrd. Frerl Reno, Ed. Woodwnrd.Geo ltavtnond. C. R Welsh Bros, lto'lmund A Wobb. Wra. B. Vack Wlggln, Bert Itoznlez A White A Mnlonc Simmons Reap. Will WHIcox, W. 8. Beno, Eugene Warner. B. R. Roekwood.Hiir WhltneyClrcus Richards. H. S Wllllnms, Rio. Adolph Malcolrn Roberts, A. Wenver, II. \. Russell. John Watson. Laa. Rossmyn, Holl Wire. Sydney Reno, Geo. 11. Wagoner. UlleyAIIucbcs Wm. G. Itolison, Billy Wilson. Jack RlnglnndMlns. Whirlwind. Kit Com. Co. Wobster, Mr. Rice, L. F. Wuterbury. Rivers. Art. .. Ed , w ' Richards. 11. 8 Waters. M. F. Ilenton. Edw. Welier A Pearl Rudlslll, Ilolit. Wlieeler. Relyea, C. E. _ Wm. .1. Rowland. J. 1> Vackloy, Leon Romnlo, Fred Yackley, 15. L. Rehan, John Yarrlck. Jas. Itoycr, J. Yard, Geo. Royer. J. SEE NOTICE AT 1IEAO OP LIST. ♦*♦ OEOnOIA. Atlanta At the Casino (Jake Wells, manager).—Ponce Do Leon Park-The vnmlc Till" bill week «f July 20 was one of relne. SS and mirth, and rti gt^j syrfcjtlg; Hon. 'I'll bill Imliided: llerlw-rl I.lojil. Ilj MnrVel.Mm foHoas. Enielle »»,m-r JMrr nnd Wihb. Iks Hrlirnde*. and Mltcliell nnd Cain- Vaudeville Is the bill for week St. Under fit Cents, Notes rnou Uinui.inq BitoTiiEns' Woiii.d's C.iiEATEST 8UOWH.—Estclla Swoycr, a sister of Ida Mlaco, menage rider and contortionist, has been added to ilie big list ot performers. Charles Crook, a promising young somersault rider, Joined at Kansas City. Martin Dollnrd, of Uie.Acrobatlc Dullards, has taken pictures of everything of Interest In nearly every city visited by the big show this season, nnd In a Alary has Jutted down notes relative to the pictures, lie will tnke them hack to Germany nt the close of the season, and will endeavor to demonstrate to his friends Just how this good old country of ours looks. The Dullards were Imported by Rlngllng Brothers, nud the present season Is the lirst they hnvo had in the United States. The monster plpo organ, one of the many new processional wonders ot the Rlngllng Show this season, Is one of the big features of the parade. Professor Cross Is tin accomplished organ- ist, and plays everything from rag time la "Old Hundred." Fred Ledgett and wife (Dollle Jnllen) recently visited their old home In Rockford, III. Sirs. Lodgptt's sister, Linda Stevens, returned to the show with her, nnd Is now a member of the ballet In the beautiful spectacular production of "Je- rusalem." Albert Crnndnlf, the orlglnntor of the burlesque mule act. Is celebrating the ar- rival of the llrst Miss Crnndnli. Mrs. Crandall, who was one of the Leon Sisters, acrobats. Is at the home of her mother In New Albany, Ind. William Sells, of Sells A Downs' Circus, visited us at Des Moines. Business con- tinues big. Just as It bus been since the open- ing In Chicago. The red seats, the extras, have been In every day, nnd the six doors nt the tront have been opened dally. Only one day hns been lost this season, July IT, nt Ft. Dodge, la. A rain that greatly re- sembled a cloud burst was falling when the first section arrived, and the llrst wngoiis oil the cars went through the streets and sunk to the hubs In the mud. Colonel Dele- van "hoop roped" them, nnd even with twenty-four horses was unable to get them to the lot. The stable wagon broke In twnln, and as the rain continued to fall in torrents Charles Rlngllng ordered all the wngons bark to the rnliroad, nnd decided that it would be Impossible to show. Afler considerable difficulty the wngons were drawn from the mud and reloaded, and nt six In the evening the four trains pulled out for Dcb Moines. Louis ami Judy Pin- mondon entertained Topcka rvlnllves and friends at Omnhn. Mr. MeCrncken, father 'ot 'Snmuel' MeCrncken, contracting ngent, visited the show nt Kansas l.'lly. Oddettn, Ronton nnd Green linvc Joined for concert work. Chester White, of the black top staff nt electricians, nnd Wilson Keece, superintendent of wnrdrohe, spent two days at the home. Ft. Dodge, In. The Tinnitus, midgets, arc new nddltinns to the side show, nnd Chnrles White has Jollied for rube clown work on the hippodrome, truck In the big show. Notks Know Axdiiew Dovxm McPhee'h Bio "Uxcle Ton's Cam.n" Co. —We opened our season under ennvas nt Ncchec.' N. !>., May 20, with everything new nud the best that money could buy. The show consists of two cars, fourteen, head of ponies, two donkeys, ten dogs, eight chariots, steniu calliope, and white and colored bunds. Our new nnnd wngon arrived last week, and, drawn by six white ponies, Is a special ha- rm with the big parade. We crossed Into Canada, .playing Manitoba, Ontario, Province of Quebec, nud returning to the Stales nt Greenville, Me. The business hns been the greatest In the history of the show. Mr. McPhce visited Stetson's "U. T. C." Co. nt Ontario. At Shcrbrook. Quebec, we nil visited the Walter L. Main Circus. Mr. Shaw, Mr. Smith nnd Mr. Rutherford spout Sunday with Big. Sautclle's Big Show, at Old Town, Me. The show hns covered almost 4.0(10 miles since the opening. Manager Ruther- ford made n flying trip to Boston nnd New York recently to close contracts for tho rest of the season. The show will close nt Me- dina, N. Y., In October. Roster: Andrew Downle MtTliee, proprietor: Bert Ruther- ford, manager: Fletcher Smith, ngent, with three assistants; Arthur Fordhoin, leader of band of eighteen men: M. A. Lowcry, tender of orchestra of eight men; Mrs. A. D. Mcl'hee. Florence Forrester, Mrs. Henry Marshall. Mrs. Wilson, Hnby Lois Wilson, Master Howard Wilson, Mrs. Harbour, Mnrl- ott Brothers, J. It. Wllfion, Henry Marshall, E. Barbour. Henry Bllx, Geo. Burton, Bud Nairn, C. W. Musselman, W. II. Billings, the Alabama Quartet, McKay nnd Crosly, and the Plnkncys. C. J. Wnlker. boss can- vas man, with eight assistants ; Fred flrow, boss hostler, and two assistants ; Joseph Sans, chef; Charley Stewart and Mackinaru, porters. Notes fiiom Sits BnoritEns' Sinn Snow, D. II. Lano, manager.—My business this year Is ahead of any previous year. So far our banner day nt ltlchwoud, W. Va., netted over $200 aide show receipts, exclusive of the annex. Dig show gnve three perform- ances that day. Following Is complete lioiui- flde roster: Mile. Lano, snakes, nnd I.nnos. Punch nud Jndy; Tellos, alligators; Llzelte, mind render: Josephine Brown, Circassian ; Wnrd Sisters, Mexican Inipuleinent act ; Swartz, magician: AJnx, Greek Hercules; Denns, gtnssblowcrx: four cages smnll ani- mals. Mont MurencI and six genuine Hin- doo dancing girls, the Hindoo broom mystery and Hindoo musicians ui'o a big feature. Moxs. A. Lk claim's IIigii Class Enteii- taineos opened In Torre llniitc, Ind., July II), under n new canvas, 50x130, to excellent business. The following well known vnude- vlllc nets nrc engaged for a fen weeks' run: Gnldle nnd Star Kulgliiim, Hurry St. Clnlr, Dan Cofctello, Dotty Morgan, Dolly Former, the Jarretts, and Jess Fill ford; Edith Do Shelley, pianist; Wm, Do Shetley, ad- vance agent. The show carries a' band of twelve, of which Joe Mucnzer Is lender. Tho performance will consist of vaudeville only. IioN'iiF.ni Bros.' Show Notes. —The Show during the week commencing July 13,- with the exception of the llrst day, which wus n "rain out." bus been the best of the season so far. The stock Is now working well under the new trainers. The company Is entirely new throughout, nnd the show Is running smoothly, although the weather Is actually Hie sultriest (hot could be endured. Eternal vlgllnncc is the pries of success, nnd there Is no exception to this rule here. Howard Boiihcur Is up from 5 a. m. till 2 A. M.. working an hard as nny of the work- ing force. It hns been.the.hnrdest year, to keep a full working force In I lie history of lue show, and there has been more trouble experienced with illrorgnnlzers. Win. II. Tib- lills has taken charge of the advance, with Lew Brooks, and A. G. ISonlictir lakes the trained stock bock with the show. The Brennuns have joined Dr. Conrnd. whose aggregation Is now touring Indian Terri- tory. Rosteii or Eaoi.es with the IIadoreavk Show. —Aerie lull. Chester, I'm. : Prof. Clms. E. Kacrrher. Frank Loiigbollom. Fred Bid- die. At. Knccht nnd Jnme* Ebersolc. Aerie 400, Holyoke, Mass.: Adams, of Adams and Jury; Tims. Hnrgrncves. Win. Lykens, Jack Dovle. Chas. Cohan, Thos. Dc Vnn, ,\Vm. Murphy, Mae Wells. Henry Knignrd. Hurry Strnuse. .Harry Drlsrnll, Titos. Crmn, Clms. Lacy. Edward IMwnoii. Aerie 2110. Man- chester. N. II.: Morris Dnvls, James Thomp- son. William Tessler, Harry Burton, Jack' Rettenbougb. Vincent Unrig nnd James O'N'ell. Aerie 110, Trenton, N. J.: Italic Ilynu. . ' 11 ah ii v H. NnVEH. side show Inlker. closed wllh the Jnbwir Xhoiy at :HI..,l"XppJ); M"-. Julv 1!>. ami joined Rlngllng Bros,' Shows at Dcs Moines, In., IS, Notes kiiom the Te.clg Bros.' Show.—Wo are playing to banner business through Virginia, turning them away three days Inst week nt Cuebuni, Glndevlllo and Norton. The Inttrr town wns our banner day for thu Me <hnw, the side show and the concert. Wo had us an npimsltlon the Lngl Wngnn Show. We ni'e having Hue weather among the Virginia bills. J. P. Tcets paid n living visit to his home al Lebanon Inst week. Floyd Trover spent July 4 nt Beaver Fulls, Pn„ hU home. Roster: J. P. and J. W. l.iets. owners, Floyd Trover, manager: Mrs. N. Teots, ireasiiiev; John and Lillle Tcrls. iierlnllsb : \. Alf ion. head Iniln ncer; Trover Bios., bars and grotesques; the Armstrong Family, live In number, acrlnllsls; Frank Jones, clown nnd acrobat: Don Lester, clown; Armstrong Sisters, trapeze nnd rings: 'loots Drus.' trained ponies, dogs and monkeys; Jess nud Gertie Brown, concert. nnd side show. Frank Morris nud S. E. Trover Jollied the advance nt Norton. Vu. Notes mom WAltku L. Main's Cllii'lis.— We hnve been meeting with ft warm recep- tion throughout New England, nt the lunula ot our many friends, In some places turning them awny. The eight Mltiellls are strong attractions. Tho Orlskniiy, Five Arm- strongs, Hose Duckrll, Olgn Reed, Elliott Troupe nud the Three Fortune Brothers nil coiuo III for their share of applause. Tim new pepolo who hnrc rflceutly Joined I he circus nro: The Six t!Ilnsercttcs, acrobats; Mr. and Mrs. George Holland, bare back riders, and Joe Cousin and Wife. Harry Clark continues l<> do good work In comedy, nnd In ably assisted by n dozen or inure ex- ponents. Coticcrt Is Inking big. while the side show, with Wild Rose, na tho chief at- tract Ion, Is doing good business. Many of the men hnve been taken Into the Magics. At Holyoke. Mass.. July 17, "Pole" G. Hell, Archie Rover, Bert Fortune, Frank ranter, Frank llowen and Tom Brown were matin members of aerie 400, of thnt city, nnd nt Sprluglleld. the following tiny, Richard Hen- bell, Frnnk W. Blnsacr, James H. Conley, Howard Deetz, William Chnytev, Albert Ben- nett, Jnmca Jordan, Lloyd tiwyhel, Sntu Cohen, Clinrlcs S. Cnok, Reginald U. Moors, Thomas : V.'Mrlntlro, Alexnnder Hotilher- Innd." Charles K. PfelnVr. Chnrles Mitchell, Charles II. Gowdy, William II. Lnyiiiiiii, Myron linker, Henry B. Bell. Keller Mors. land, Arthur Jnrvls, llnrry Tare. Hlrbnrtl Jones. William F. Pnrker, Wllllnni E. Klrseh. Waller Wlsemnn, John II. Daley nnd Samuel Bender were uested In nerle 1IH, of Sprluglleld. The credit for such a. Inrge clnss Is due In llnrry Clark, who Is nil enthusi- astic Eagle worker. Phasic. WutiTixuEn, baritone, anil .lenii Brlckncr, cornet, hove Joined the Great Mel- bourne .Shows for the rest of the senBon. Bu.viiKUU niton.' Snow Notes. —At Burr Onk the night show opened to a good at- tentlnnce, In siiltu of u storm niipronclilng from the Northwest, which hod been brew- ing for seviriil hours alter a day of sultry bent. l'lie performance wits cut short by the high wind thnt iireceoded n heavy rain of short duration. The iinnouncement in I lit) audience Hint (he storm was Hearing Hie danger line cleared the tent Just In time, nnd llm headwind dashed the top to lbs ground In nh Instant, brcAklng one of tho centre poles lu two, and.tearing a long rent In the top of the tent, hut no Injury was sustained to the property nnd no one wns hurl. Mrs. Wm. II. Tlbblls Jollied the show nt Burr link. Mr. Tlbblls, her bus- liniul, Is In charge of the advance. Lew Brooks, of the advance, no litis been sick, Is bolter. A. G. Banhcur Is wllh thu show, helping Ids brother with trained stock. Tho show Is doing uh line n business ns usual. At Lebanon Harvey llninllloii, a young Koiituekhin. who Joined Hie show nt Her. rlligloll, Kiin., suddenly disappeared while the concert, wus going on. Shots were heard down nlong the rnliroad trucks, Northeast of Lebanon, nlstut the time he wns supposed to bans gone away. The authorities were iiotllled next morning and Hie officers of Lebanon nre searching the fall weeds In I ho direction whence the shots were henrd. IlnmIIton left, bis satchel of clothes nnd salary due him, nnd no one ahoul the show can account f<)r his sudden dlsilpnimraiico, as he was well liked by nil tho members of tho company, and wns a good, sternly young man. ' Notes kuom tub Curat Wam.ach Wil- liams HiioWh. —The coiiililele roster ot thlB show I'm: Wallace Wllllnins, owner; Arthur Jerome, ctiucstrlan director; V. Ed- wards, In chnrge of concert; Geo. Stokes, boss iiiiivns it nt 1 chandelier mini, with fuiir assistants: Arthur Buff, chef, with one as- sistant; Jut* MoKny, properties, wllh nun nsslstant. We have one of llm hentest band wngons on llm road. Our tup Is fiO, with 3d foot middle piece. Evoryllilhg Is brand new. Luke Williams Is lender Of the build nnd orchestra, with the following people: Vest Idee. A. Kendell, Bolaml Wllllnms, Herbert Wllllnms, Clms. Adnms, J. J. Murks. I'liiis. Muyengo. Our hand nud iiamtlu In a feature with Hie show. ,Tho following Is the roster or the iierfiirmnrs: A. Jerome, trnpczlst; V. Edwards, singing clown ; Lil- lian Jerome, soiibrelte; Al. Leonburt, clown nnd Juggler; Clms McCoy, slack wire mill Juggler; Everett McCoy, on Hie light wire; Rice and WIllliiniH, In u musical net. Wo opened July SO, nt Polo, Mo„ lo capacity, mid the proHnects of n good season lire very bright. ItosTiiu in-' Skehiieck Snows, Cnil Ablen, main.gei': .Frank Mkeibcck, owner; Joe Sker- lieelt, business iiinimger: Mrs. Flunk Sker- lieck, treasurer: Mrs. Ida Skerbcck, assistant treasurer; Harry Dickinson, Kid Show; Prof. Joseph Sojip, lender of bund, with fourteen pieces ; .1. While. Ed. Storms, Bud Dlibbel, Fred Meyer, "Old Man FrllK," II. Lemon, Curl lA-slle, Gus Kroiischnuble, Carl Lcstnltz, Kid Butler, traps; Turn Donovan, Lee Houston, A. F. Botls, Peurl Skerbeck, Amanda Skerbeck. Ida Skerlwck, llosn I"•- verc, ltose RnynoltlH, Kltly Lewis and Bessie De llnrre. Joe Marline, boss canvas mini, wllh six osHlstniits; Dull Itlckiirds, hostler, with four assistants;. Prof., Tony White, pony show: Bub Trony, clief, nnd t.wo llttnkeys:-Prof, rifiifc.n. magician and con- cert: Ktl. CuMgrovo, aire .wnlker. Minder ".••of ll Sin H.M'tei.i.e Snow Notes. —We nre now In New Hampshire, adding lo the dully In- creasing number of new friends unit patrons. Several new nnmes hnve been placed upon the pnvroll within the Inst few days. Includ- ing: llbuicho lllllnrd, etvuestrlenne: the Nudos, Klutz, the funny man: Arthur An- derson, the bug piper, aiul others. "Klepluuit: Curly" placed his left hand In the month ot Roger, our big eleplinnt, July 21. A sur- geon of Berlin thinks the band may bo saved. Fred l<n Tel, of the La Tel Brothers, was t In civil from n horse while out on pa- rade July S3, nnd somewhat bruised. Tho Janet tes closed Saturday evening, to till vaudeville thilcs which they had contracted n Ml ngo. Walsh Dims.' enters Notes. —Wo hnvo had n. splendid lour of Long Island. We hnve showed lo good afternoon bouses, nud nl ulclit were packed, at no cents admission, notwithstanding Hie Main Show wns heavily billed III every town, bill didn't have nny effect on our show. Everything Is tine, nnd our prospects are bright for a bolter senson I ban last year. ll.vriii: lint.t, Is meeting wllh success in concert of the I,rent. Melbourne Shows. nunc A. (lAKti.vKii, euueatrnlti director of Howe's Great London Shows, will sail nlHiuc Dec. I with one of the. best etiulpped cir- cuses thnt ever stilled for South America nud the,West Itiilln Islands. music and Song. Frankle Skerbeck Is iliaklnfe the hit-of llm show III his clown lift. We hnve three curs, l.'Oft. round top. two -ion. middle pieces. Kill show Is Sdsiio, ami, as Ibis Is Die pio- neer sliow, tho 44. It. O. «lgn Is n common oci-iirreui.e. Gull Ablen, our hustling iiiniin- ger. was entertained by Manager Beck, of Gentry Bros., at lulipeiulng, Mich., null was presented wllh u handsome I'', tl. K, ulu on Ills return to our show at Miiriiuette, Mich. Mr. Sklrbeek Is held In Hie highest esteem by everyone. Fouili'Ai'dll A Ski.i.m Diiuriir.iiH' Ciiifi-H Nirnbfa—Encb tiny, upon reluni from lbs inainintith pnrftde, n new nllriiclloit III (lie line of daylight llieworks Is usetl, lining a psrttua' of (be heavenly aspect with i'x- pluslvcH. wlterefroni linages nf birds, nnb mills ami human beings, mixed by explosives of uiosl brilliant colors, making Hie nltiiic- tInn pleasing to both old ami young, a sight lo long be remembered, 'i'|i K big side show, comprising 1'. G. Unrarjrs Minstrels, Mu- slfiil Heeds. Mile. Lll Blanco, strong woman: Hie Great Arcnrls, knife thrower: itimiitia, hvpniitlslng Hie most deadly reptiles: Win- decker, innn of mystery: Ihirtbn Cnmalum, suiiillest Woiiiuii on exbllilfloll : Miilcoliil, Juggling wonder; Prlnrtsu "Annl, imluibil : .Mndiime U'olln, electric woman; Mile. And- rlnnn, lightning crayon sketches: McNully, clever litugli maker. Including several oilier great nllruellnuH. nol fnrgellliig E. II. linker iKarMsr Junes) Hot bbr miisbnl. pigs, 'l'lie Video lot Hie people pronounce Hie iillrnc- tlons tile Iwit el'is' smiii. . He E.. DnceyJIs niiiiiiiL'er nf I lie big "show hand" Instead of the "bis show." 'Hie llowley. Havllnnd A Dresser baseball team aiet Hie Shapiro, Bernstein A Co. hois recently, nt Wiiitcstom;, 1,. L, to deteriulne who rutiltl make Hie greatest number ot errors In Hie shortest length of time. Hud It not been fur n severe thunder storm Just, previous to the arrival of thblr respectlvo billy bos. all would have gone well. Am Ir. was, all went well—even, tho players, for they slid over Long Island clay, to tile ne- coinpanlineut of soft nplAshes from various mud puddle, with seemingly no resist anco whatever, After the llflh liming It was mutually agreed Hint the game would bo discontinued before darkness prevailed. Sha- piro. Bernstein A Co. were declared winners, by a scorn of l'J to 0. Florn St. Two. rainitlnlliilst. Is still very serlnusy III of Inlhiiuninthm of the bowels, nt the City Hospital, Limn, 0„ and litis b i compelled lo cancel thu entire season's book- ings. The Casino Opem Company, under Ilie dl- reelloii of Peter Rice, hegnli the third week of Its season nt Lake llrle i'ark, Toledo, on July l'J, with nil elnhornte production ol' "Krn.IHsvuln." The scenic equlptniuit given tha opera by Robert llrlinton was excel lent. Tho personel of the company Is as fol- lows: (Ira iv llnzzard, l'.mllu Glirdlner, nllvu Tlmi'iie, MopIoii I'lii'stcr, Rudolph Koch, Harry Cnrler, Arthur Setiton. Junius dia- llers, John lien de, (Martin Chccsnmii ami Etlnn Wellington. The Inrge orchestra Is under Hid direction of Frnnk 1'aret, untl John llende stages I lie productions. Tho chorus, which hns won- favor with the To- ledo people, Is composed of the following: Mny Uracil. Florence Tyler, Allco Is'slle, ji'loi-cnco Wright, Horn Solfu. Vlplot Long, Emily Cnnstnntllie, Margery Ferguson, Rettii Witrc, Grace Knvnlnw, Georgln Jordlun. Es- telle vlvler, Murlo Aldeh, Elmo I/owrr, Marin Sutter, Lois Prnger, Mary Dolan. Elliiorn Brown, Tessa Delmnre, Hflburt Goodman, George Prnger, Steve Newman, 10ml! Shnffer, George Union, Joseph llnrlow, Henry Fl'irn- els, lidd'o t,ec, John Mills and Henry Fnrnir. Mrs. Anna Hellstvom. prlina donna of thu Royal Swedish Opera House, at Hlockholiu, arrived In this country Isst week. Hue Is here to sing at the 'Minneapolis Musical Fes- tival nt the end nf this month. Rudolph Aronsoii bits Just procured from Josef Weinberger, of Vienna, llm exclusive lights of production of "Ermlnlo" In Kroner, lu the French language, and punames u slim pi nous product Ion In Paris tha coining season, with n specially selected Kronen company. Mr. Aronsoii has also snciiretl the option df a leading theatre lu tho French capital for Hint purpose. Miller lla.vden, plnnlst, hns Just closed with Hoy's Comedy Co., and Is taking n week's rest nl Lens Kutmnlt, Mo. Hn litis been with Mr, Rny for three years, Uertrndo Mnltlniiil Hall, director nf Iho Boston Ladles' Orchestra, which met with marked success on Madison Srjtinrc Roof Garden, In "Japan by Night," bus begun a forty weeks' tour of tile country. Miss Hull Will return to this city next Summer with an orchestra of Iweiily-llvn pieces, for u twelve weeks' engagement. She Is a member of the American Federation of Musicians. Theodore K Morse, connected wllh How- lev, Hnvlbind A Dresser, placed n number of sougs with slurs In vaudeville and musical comedy. Marie Cnhlll will nsn "The Royal Crocrtdlli!" this season, and Julius Sieger will slug "If I Should Say I bora You," Nut M. Wills, in Ids own production, will make a special feature of "My Little Itiing Hutting." Josephine (laasmaii, Ixillle Gllsoli, Nellie Month Gal higher nnd Barrett, and Richard ■lone nre others who will slug songs by tho smile ii ii I hor. Joseph K, Sheehnii, Ilie tenor of Henry W. Savage's Kngllnh Hriind Opera Co., has gone lo Milwaukee, where lie will be tlio guest, for a week, of the Lyric Giro Club, nnd will bu beiiid lu concert. #»»■■■ MKW Vlllllt STATU—(Heo Pllge ri^ll.) Iliiffalo. - Sine Thentre (J, It. Stirling, manager). —Dockatilder's Minstrels open Hut senson Aiig. 4, to N followed by llogerd Bros. In London." Ti:ck Tiiratiir (Waller S. Baldwin, mini- ngeri. —'l'lie Ilaldwla-Melvllle Co. Is. this week presetillng "('iimllle.'' "Tlio iron- Master" week or Aug. ,'t. "Romeo anil Ju- liet," beaut Ifullv singed and iiillstlciilly In- ternreled by' Ilia superior citst, liriulcd by William Fiiiliiini nud Luela Moure, drew crowtlcd houses nnd charmed. MawtfcMf Slll'llng bikes litis bouse Hopt. 1, nnd will ill once commence Improvements, beginning lbs regular' season In October,'with olie of Hie Klaiv A Erlniiger iirntlucllniis. the great, stage alfurdiiig gootl facilities for such of- ferings. iVi.nvk.vtion Hall (Henry L. Meeeh. cits- todlaiii. -Crcuture mill his bund week of Aug. :i. 'l,vo:n ji Tuii.vriit! U. Laiighllti. 111111111- g<T).—The llnldwlli t'oinpany teiinliinted a successful Summer wijoiirn here L'l. and Hie litaiHt; Is now In preparation for the, opening of the regular season, about Aug/ 'ju, Siik.v'm Gajiiiiim Tilkatuk. —Frank Bush, l.llllnii Biirkliiirdt titid Co,. In "A peal 011 'Change;" Kennedy and Roiiney. ,'luggtlng iN'oriiians. Kellev and Vlolette, Leroy unit Woodford, O'llrleu and Buckley, llcnti ami I f inn lit on, "Homo and lite VII Iran" (kluelo- graph). Ai'AiuiMV (Dr. I'eter ('. Cornell, manager), - The Inst week of Hie stock HuillUier season wlll.be Inaugurated 'J7, with 11 repelIIInn of Joseph l,e llrhmll's "Over tile IJniiiry 11rink." As lliiffnlo Is the location of iho seme of the Irngedv. Ilie then I re provetl too siniill lo bold Hie dully visitors. LAfAVKTri; Tiii'atiii: (Chas. M. Hogg, limn- nger).—flTii! I ml my' Dew Drops lliirlesipto i'h Is Die title of Hie company for week of L'7, litclllilliig Billy II. Van, Zarrow Trio, Ignnce Sisters. (Hiai'les Banks, Agues Holder, Sldlier and (Irettner. Flo Junscn, Minnie t'tilllnn, aiul Mnv Villi'.. Niitk. -John It. rlllrllng came to lown 2.1. rn 11111 h' from New York lu bis farm nnd Hummer home nl Cuss Liib\ Mich., wlif-re Mr. SHrllug 11111I fiimlly iilwnys spend Hielr Sum tners.