The New York Clipper (August 1903)

August i5. THE KEW YORK CLIP^EB. 583 Cltfltr Post Office, In order (nnvnld mistakes and to luxiire the' prompt d fit very of the letters advertised In this Hat, an envelope plainly addressed must be sent fr.r oacii letter, and a written order tor the letter, slmcd with the fall ««»e'*hdiaddress and the line of basinets-followed by the sender, must nlno be enclosed. please mention the date (or num- ber) of THE CLIPPER in which the letters sent for were advertised. LA DUOS" LIST. Flcdorn, Bess, Fowler, Kdosso Forolcr, Emmn Francis, Vlrg. flora, Mile. Febcr, Marie Fountain,; Marie Gllden Children, 3 Gordon, MrevHar. Garnold, Until Gilbert, Adole Ut-ahom.Carrlc Gordon, Gni* Olascr.Natnlin Gypzenc ft noma Grundy, Susie Glndetonc, Lot Gypsenc Howell, Ida How, Dorothy Hunt, ■ Mrs. Chng. Ilosemnn, Bert Hill, May Harcrton, Ida Hughes, Olllc Hopkins, Mrs. V. 3. Horlor, Mrs. Hcnron, May HoyI, Kthel Hocy, Anna M HcnHhaw, Veil Hllpert, Doro. Millard, Helen Hill, i Mrs. Hill Howe, 11. K. Hess, Kitty Hyde, Minion Hunting. Moll Hernandez, Kolnn Hunter. Grace Hart, Sadie Johnston, Grace Johnson, Rose Jones, Mrs.O.T Ktlno, Flossie Kclcey Sisters, 3 Keller, Alice Kellogg, Berth Karle, Nellie King, Margaret Klnnalrd, Irene Keller, Mrs Katx, Boss. Klnscy, Mrs. L Leslie, Edna LattcrDold. Nolle Lewis, Winnie LaBrahy Marie Law ton, Helen G Levey, 'Mrs. Mnudel Lcvlne, N. Leslie, Mabel Lee, Marlon Lftvarnle Slsi Leo, Amy Lyla, Inez, I ji I tli nc, Kvn H. 0. Marlandc.June Mnyliew.Grucc Moore, Helen Morrltt, Mrs. Oh as. AlfrcttsJ-eona Allen, rcarl A rutin, Mrs. Walt Althea 1'wina Anderson, Ella Anderson, . Mrs. E. Keger, Joscllnc Hlakcly.Jcnnle Bennett,-May ""•""Vie Batcbclor, . Nettle Brooks, Ireno Brooks. (iracc H, Barlow, Incs Blair, Mario Bell, Victoria Brendt, Franklo Bryant, Mrs. 8 Bates, Flor. Bonltn; Mile. Bcnncr, Kinlllc Itartl no, Jennie Bnrtell, Bess. Rates, Flor. Blcrbowor, Klslo J. Bliss, Mild. II Urehman, i Maude Castano, Helena Cheslyn, Alice Courtland, Alice Connor, Mild. Charron, Jesse Church, Mrs. U Crawford.I5.M. Crone, Lll. Cusllcton, Claudia foufboui, Jes, Chllders, Gtara Cnrew, Mabel Collins, Dot Campbell, Vina Crane, Mnzle Campbell, VIn Chapman, ■ Frank Cornelia, Kdnu Dolrop, Elslo Durrnnd, Rose Dorian; Bertha Davenport, Dot DeVoaux, Carrie M. Dean, Donna Davenport, Blanche DoWolfe.Kath DcHavcn, Rose DoVcre, Vera D'Arrllle.Jonn Dale, Virginia DoCasttovee. chlo, Countess Darroll, Trlx. Davis, M. A. Dean, Marlon Dale, Dolly II Davls,> Bess. Dale, Virginia Delberg, Mabel Davis, Ida Dunn, Emmn eiwikmI, Fran Karl, Miss Eldon, Graco Elklns, Hlciin. Kl.':i«v,rlh. Lll Kdyth. Ruse Khirado, A. N. Hllswortb, Clara C. ForrcBt, Edith Klske, May Fuller, cLona Fairfax, Dorothy P. Florcnce.Kath Morrill,Blanch Mil 11 hind. Virginia C. Mack. Mis. D. Miu-HlmH, Madclyn McAvoy, Mrs. Dan Mills, Dorothy Massonlc, Car. Marco Twins Annus, Win. Ashley, J. H. Adams, Joo Aldrlch, C. T. Albrecht, Fred Areno, Great Arnesen, All. Adonis Trio Albortlno, Frank Ahenhnim,E.M. Alton ft Thalma Aldo, Fred Allen, A. U. Atkinson, W. Audrey Dram. Co. Adel, Prof. Arnold . Stock Co. BenOinur, ./ ' Albas Beanchamp, Baker, Burt Boone, J. A, Hiu Ion, Gusb Blodgott ft Harvey Blake, Geo. lies nali. Chas. Burt, Thos. Brady, Paul Buckner, Art. Bamott, R.H. Bel fords, 5 Butler, F. C, Buchanan, June Rassford.W.W Rell, Pcto Bordrann, Paul Brolllcr, R. H Bi-ow.nlng, JL Barlow £ , Wilson nnrtclll Trio Blskc, Har. "ondeson, K A Bcdlnl, Jehnn- ginns. matt Bouldln, Clar. Bently, B.. D. Harbour. K. J. Burke/ Win. I Brennen, R. II Rarncll, B. Bryant, Sara Burtlnos. The Burton, A. H. Burke, Will Bison City _ ' - Quartet Bonclll, .las. Rrooks, B. M. Barney, Wes. Belmont, H. C Borclly, A. • Burns: J. n. Bellalr. C.E. Belcher, Wm. OKNTI.HMtlRV'S MST, Mhlcomc, Bess Moreau, Lcc Mnnn, Nettle Marloo.Loulso Moron,Paulino Maltland, Jes. Montague, M. Norton, Ang. Nelson, EI. Nlcolaf, Ibla Norton, Maud Peterson, Kit Pilfer, Laura Parker, Lucy Perry, Mrs.J.OIlvo Poland, Mrs. J. C. Phillips, Mrs. S. P. Price, Lll. D. Purtoll, Jen. Perl, Amy Paullncttl, Rosalie Phillips, Mrs. Mimr. Riifrncr.Bertha Itlalto, Mile. Rochefort ft May Ilaymond, Tcarl Rose, Blanche C. Rnnaldo. Eva Redmond, Rita Ramsey Stat. Russell, Tcnlo Rosena (dancer) Shnttiick, Mrs. Otis Sawyer, May Stllwoli, Car. Saunders, Allco Striker, Marg. Streot, Mnudo Silver, Mrs. Jack Savllle. Mrs. S Schwartz, Minnie Smith, L. S. Spencer, Madeline Smith, Rachel Stalcy, Violet Sampson, Fan Sugmoto, Mile Shaffer, Lll. Smith, Mrs. Scott, Mabel Spera, Majct. Bl.Fellx slat. Templcton, Agnes Turner, Kath. Tucker, Ethel Templeton, Alice Thompson, Marjorlc Turner,- Helen llrllne, Ednn Veola, Belle Walsh. Blanch Wlltslc, Annet Williams, Mrs. A, Wnlnwrlght, Mild. Wilson, Joan Williams, Mu/.lo Wlnloeko, Isabcllo Walnwrlglit, M Walthour, Mrs. .Ins. Wblto, Bertha Weston, Julia Wntorhury, Laura /oilman, Vlrg Mrs. How. Barretta, Thco Rarllott, (ieo.K Bailey, J. it. Brossoau, J. II Barlow & Wilson Brctte, Theu. Bnlloys, 2 Baker, Peter Bowman. Fred Bradys, Tho Bel dine, Ferueho Brady, W. II. Brownie, i:d. Brown, C, F. "Convict's Daughter" Co Chardo & Willie Clark, liar. Colby, W. II. Camp, Shop. Clements, H. A Cnuineld.Ward Coutos Sc Grundy Chamberlain. F. W. Cousins, J.W. Cornell, A I. Coleman, R. Cottl, W. S. Corarle, J. B. Coomlw, T. W. Cornell, W. E. Crtrcw, Jhb. Cronlti, Wm. Cameron, TW Clark, Ralph Cook ft Hall Cnrmody, J.'F Collins, Bllllc Collins, Dan Cotter, fluy L. Creary. It. L. Crane Bros. & Bolmont Callahan & Muck Carlton. Sam Creamer, T. P. Carroll. John Clco, Mr. (the leaner Carlton, Art. Crawley, Wm. Carlisle. A. D. Campbell, Wm. (He.) Currah, John Cronln. Tim Cnrr ft Burns Cooper: C. II. Carl, K. P. Carson, Geo. Cooke. Wm. Cameron ft • Toledo Condon, R- Cornell. Al. Craft, Mgr, Cnrnes, floo. V Carl. K. P. Condi t,' Hlu Copeland, H L Only, ll A. Dixon, Henry Davidson Stock Co. Davis, L. A. Dnvls, Austin Doll, C. II. Ducrow, J. M. DoCoruro, .Ins. Dawson, H. A. Duponts, The Donovan,',' Stephen Doyle: Ed. Davidson, J.W. I>nwsou. Ben W. Drolcs, :i Dcvliic, J. A. lJlonne. A. 10. Doyle ft Granger Downs, W. C. Daley, M. II. Devlno, Har. Dolan ft- - Delnney Deer, J. J. DavlB, Har. Dawson, E. Donaldson. C. A. Oevlne, Jas. Darlcy, Dan Diamond ft Diamond Dumltroscu, Mit. Dobbins , Carn. Co. Deer. J. J. Donnldson, Prof. Davis, Jus, Dale, Jack Da mnnn, Carl Dnvls, Aunt. Dozler, Chas. DeRhc, Bob DeLtle, W. A. Doyle, J. D. Dnvls, 8. J. DcVonde, dies Drlddy, Chns. Devlin. J. F. Ellis, S. R. Rdwards, Sam Edwards. C. F Edsnll Wln- throp Co. Elwvn. Lome Edmonds, J. C Edmonds. S. N. Ernest, Har. Evans, Ed. Everett, For., BversMne.W.H Evcrhart, W, Ellery's Band Emperors of Music, 4 Evans, Al. Elwyn, l^irne Facrber, F. W Fields, N. J. Fnrrls, C. % Florida, G. A. Fortune, Tom Fields, Bobby Fox, Geo. A. Forepaugh, Joe Flood Bros, Finn, Steve FIske Stock Co. Fantas, The Frink, F, C. Flnncgan, J. E Fuller, Bar. N. Fields, Wm. French Bros. Fletcher, C. L. Fuigura, Robt. Forrester, J. I Flluk, II. L. Fcrnandez- May Trie Freeman, Har. Flske, C. L, Fisher, J. C. Fltzglbbons, Davt Fleming, W. C. Fields, N. J. Frost, F. H. Flan, Joe Fennel, Klple Frohcll, C.E. FroBto, Chas. Ford, T. J. Florence, Jno. Gordon, nar. Glllcn, Edw. Goolmnns, The Goldsworth, WJ11 Glass, J, L. Grimes, Joe Guy Stock Co. tirecd, Frank (iordon, Cliff Goodman, Art. Gllmorc, Barn Glbson.lIerb.T lloodricb,W.W Gilbert, V. H. Glluserettl, Ton) Kallnndo, — (ieorge, Har. (illllliun, Enrh Uaron, Andr. (Illroy, Chas. Graham, F. Ilcorgc, Har. Greene, 3. C. (Jaspanl, Joe Greene, Jos. (Instons, Tho Grupcwln. Chas. Hooker & Davis llcfron, Tom Holmes, Jack Holmes, W. J Howell, J. J. Harris, Uco. Iloi-an. Ed. Hall, Frank Ilorrcll, Paul Hardy & . Ogdcn Hamilton Wiley Hopkins, J.F. Honegger, Emll Hlltons, The Hendricks, Bob 11 u elm, Mr. Hull, E. J. Howard, Ed, Harrison, G.T Hoyl, G. B. Hclnstotter, W. G. Hlnman, Sid. Holdsworth, Chas, Humes, F. T. Huwortb Stock Co. Hamilton, Wlllcy HerlHjrt, Thos. (8c. Harris, C. K. Hang. Earnest Ham11 ti, Har. Helnn, \Vm. Hooker ft Davlci Hallcy ft Moelmn licrliert, T. Ii, Henderson, A Hoy. II. II. Held, Fred Hake, Herb, "Homo Spun Heart" Co. Hooso. F. L. Hall, E. J. Hosflcld, F. L. Herring, Ira Hondrlcks, Ben unit, Harv. HorbKt, A. B. Haywood, A. D lllncs, 8. K. Hoiward. Billy Hartwell. JW Henry. C. D. Holt, Alf. Haydcn, Frn'k 'Iron Musk'Co, Tnvln, Win. Jordan ft Welch Johnstone.Alb. Jcrters, Vic. Jones. W. G Joseph, G. A. Johnson. Fred .tones, Dick Jackson, C. L. Jacobs, J. M, Jordan ft Welsh Jordnn, Julius JefferBon, Jos. Johnson. W. M Jordcn, Fred jordnn, Jos. Jcnckes, L. A. Jnnsjcn, Chas. Judge, P'Tod Kuliiinan. J. J Karl. A. L S. Kennedy, P. A Kramer, C. E Kennedy, Frank Kingston. Itoy Kaiser, Jos, Knowles, How Korf, II. Kicrnnn, Jas. Koao. Welch ftMolrosc Kcnyon. Kit K! I pa trick. Chas Klein, Lee A. Knnaznwn. Y. King. John, Klein ftCllflon Klein. Eddie Keys, Boh Kccley, Robt. Kenncy, Chas Kbborn, Tho Kelly ft _. VIoIette Kldd, A. B. I/nwrcncc, G A Leo, Frank Lnmount. liar Llnne, Hans Lcftoy, W. E. Loyer, J. E. Lndl, ~ Lorrctt, II. M Laltose, Ed. Lyntou, H. H. Lnndford, Ed. Lord, S. J. Lamb, J. F. Leavltt, V. D. Larson, IIark Lawrence, Ben Lawrence ft Harrington Langdon, Bar. Luce, Grant Leavltt, Sam. Leonheardt, Alex Lclghton, Frank Lee, J. II. Lawson ft Namor Lupoll, P. Leech, Al Leigh, Percy S. M. f-eadcr, R. D. Locke, E. E. Latvrellc, utls Lund, Bert Latcll, Ed. LaDon, Fred IjaRose, Ed. Lotta, Bert Lark Ins & I'ateraon Ijicy, Jack Lloyi), II. E. Marklc, W. R, McNalr, J. R. Mcnkcmcller, U.J Morris, Sara Mlddaugh.WH Malono, W. II Merltt, Chns. Morion, Mr. Sunny. J. t. Matchott, PA Mnthlcus (Jug tin yhooil. O. I, Martin, Sedg. Mulvcys. ITie McDonald, Ed Moultnn, A. B Marron, Jn9. Meeker, G. J. Marks, Tom Murphy, Jns. Mnckny, I,. B Martini ft Max Million Mntthcws. J f McGulTe.Tracy Meyer ft Muson Martinez, A. Montrose. Mr Mnctolc, J. R. Macklcin. Clay Myers, Onrl Mack, R. J. Alnrks, Tom Mysllk, Chns. Marlon & Dean Mldgley, Chns, McDowell, EN Montrose, Max McCuskcr, EJ Martin, A. Mueller, Leo Murtlnez. A. MelroBO. H. 8. Moore, Frank Mitchell ft Cain Madden. L. B. MJcN'amcc, Jack Mo/iirt. Al. Marshall, Mr. (pianist Marlon. Geo. McGllllnrd. C.E MoEnroe ft I.aPortc Melville, Bald. .Moore, Tom Mark. Eugene Morgan, J. A. .Vctvton, Bllllc Nisscn, Walt. Nelson ft French Nelson, T. II. Normans, Jug. N'cdrow. John W. Nhliols, F. K. Nichols. Frank eToblettte, U.K. Norton, M. H. N'ulon, Lieut. Norrls, W. B. Newman. Al. Nubzc, Wm. Neviinis, Gt. Norcross, J. M Norman, J. A. Nettling, L. E. Orion, 8. 0. Ogdcn, C. T. Orr; Jus. A. O'Donnell, F J O'Connor, Stovo II. Overton, II. It. Orpheus Com. i Palmer, Lew I'owem, J. T. Palnma 4 Parker. Ifarv. Paul, Oscar Pattori, F. C. Porter. T. D. Potter. T. W. hntm Trio Pitcher, F. R. Pat ton ft Perry Parker, Chas. Parker, Burt Potter, ThoB. rinkham, Ralph Plunkett.Pcrcj Penny. O. N. Totter, Thos. Prosscr, Reocc Phillips, Roy Powlcy Jr.. Wm. Pond, I* K. Price, R. B. Prlngle. A. C. Phillips Clove Prenllcc, Dr. Palmer. M. I Quintan, N. J. Roblckand. Mat. Ritchie. Art. Keld. France BMW, Jack O Beap, Will Reynolds, J. A Boinonda. l'rol S1JI3 NOTICE AT IIIIAIt OF LIST, Raymond.R.W. Randolnlis/rbo Howe, Har. Rogers, Ariel Hodncy. G. B. Redcllffe, Alv. Richards, J. E Itastusft Banks Rose, Har. Rowland, J. D. Raymond, C.1L Reed, V. C. Rice, E. It. Rlggs, Ben Richards, J.J. Rowland, J. D. Rozcll, Bill Russell Bros. Itostilre, II. Russell, Lawr. Illo, Adolph Rockwell, J. C Itonaldo, Char Raymond.R.W. Bonier ft Rostello Rowland, Jno. Itainesez Fam. Roberta Jos. Rumraell, C. B Shattuck, Otis Sturant ft Lavardo 8tnmss, Hcrm Shenk Bros. Stuber, Fred Stout, C. E. Snow, Edwd. Scrlbner, C. G Shields, W. M Spauh, Byron Smith, T. F. Stewart. E. C. Shcnard, Ben Stafford, E. L. Sheriff, C. G. Smith, W. C. Stnvordalc, J. Scholield.Chas. Seldon, Edg. SHmB, Edw. F Sordcn, Bert Snow, A. W. Schumnn, (Ins Sylvester, Alb. Sully, Geo. Sclbine, Will Simons, Thco. Sully, Will Stclner, Alex. (10c. Sllboh, Edwd. Sldonla, ~ Shumakcr, Jes Sorchos, ■Capt. L. Slcgrlst. Toto Stone, Vern. Schep, Charlie Sweeney, A. Shen, T. E. Stock, W. F. Shaw, Larry Symonds, J. II Soymon r. Dave Smith, H. Stanley ft Cnmmott.t Stanton, Hugh Schofleld„Cbas Seamnn ft . MoAto Shattuck, Otis Schrocdcr, nar. Sherman, Will Tcets Bros. Tlmmons, G II Thorn pson, Wm. Trappert. Har Tucker, J. W. Toube, Ira "Two Merry Trnmps''Co Tlinyer. 0. B. Tcaff, Chus. 'ITiompson, Dcuinan Tlmmons, Geo. H. Tahar, HndJ Todd, J. II. W. Taylor, V. L. Trask ft Rogers Trempcr. Fred Talbot, W. J. Turner, J. W. Thor, Mr. Vernon, II. S. Vernclo, Ed. Varney, V. A. Vass. Vict. V. Valcntcnc. Chas. Vnnce, It, E. Vezlnn, H. C. VanUofre, R. VanAlstyne'. Edg. VanFosscn. Har. Vack, F. II. Williams, F. C Wlilttler, IIII Ward, R J. Why to, Hill. Wlcst, D. J. Winter. J. J. Wells, II. 'A. Wnddcll, Doc Watson, C. P. Waters, Tom Worth, Sam Welchcr, Lynn Wlnstcln. Frank Williams, M It Wagner, lit L. Well, Otto Watson, <". P. Webber, Har. Wilson. Fred West, DeFor. Whirlwind, Kit Ward, Har. Wither. Clar. Wlllard ft Ilevcre Wagner. Sam Watts. A. C. Williams. Sim Wagner, Chas. Wlllard. A. L. 'Wlso Woman' Co. WIlBnn, T. I- Wesson, Claud Wnllaco.T.U.T. Whitfield, Fred Wheolc. A. II Wont, Del.*. Weber, W. II. Woodward. G. ft M. Wilson. J. A. Whiteside, Jnck Wenton, Kcnd. Wesiion, C. C. Wilson, Ike Vnrrlck, J. Yackley. I.eon Zanonf. Ed. Y.at '/Mm ft Mowra Kollo. — Ziiniuos, E. R. Under m tntt. lVHKl'K OP TUB (1IIKAT WALLACE emeus. — Malcolm DoitRlas' sncctnculnr melo- drnmi, "A Fight for Millions." will begin Its second season at I he New Slnr Theatre. In-lhht city, week of Sept: 7. Amy Boiler has been MigSRcrtfor til* part of Mug Brady, and tot Introduce U« specialty;, Early on tho morning of Aug. 7 the most dI ms trona circus wreck on record occurred at Durniid, Mich., when the second section of the Wallace Brothers' (Jig CltcVis crashed into the lint In toe Grand Trunk Ralllrny ynrds at that rilncc, killing twenty-three persons outright, uiid Injuring more.than h score of others, some of whom- have since died. After tho exhibition at Char- lotte, night of 6, the two trains left for Lnpoor over tho Grand Trunk road, tho second section leaving a half hour after tho llrat. At 11.48 o'clock the first srjctlon- pulled Into the west end of the Grand Trunk yards. Engineer 1'ropst, who was running tho en- gine of the rear train, says he saw the red danger signal ahead and applied tbo air- brake, but to his horror It refused to work. He reversed his engine, but tho momrntO.ni of tbo heavy train behind was too great, and with a crash that aroused all of tbo town near the yards the two trains met. Tnree cars of the stationary first section were telescoped and the engine and flvo enrs were demolished. Tho rear of tho first sec- tion was a caboose. In which the trainmen were sleeping, and the next two were tilled with sleeping rlrcua employes. Tho great- est loss of life was In the caboose. Ono of the wrecked cars of the second section was occupied by Ave elephants and several camels. One of the elephants and two camels were killed. Tho other animals and their trainer escaped. With the exception of this enr, none of the menagerie was wrecked, the other demolished cars containing canvas or wngons. As soon as they recovered from the first shock the circus men rushed among the rages, (piloting (ho beasts that wero ex- cited. Many feared at first that same of tho menagerie hnd escaped, us some of the animals could be heard crying. The lire whistle was immediately sounded and tho whole town was aroused. Tho rescuers could sco tho unfortunates through the tnngled wreckage nnd went earn- estly to work to extricate them, and a wreck- ing crew was on tho scene In n very few minutes, bringing tools nnd equipment In plenty. All tho physicians and trained nurses In town were scut for, and those In nearby places were also rushed to tho scene. Tho Hotel Richelieu was converted Into it temporary hospital, mid scores of volunteers. with stretchers wore In readiness to carry tint Injured there an fast ns llio rescueis could extricate them. The dcUd, many of them so terribly mangled that Identification seemed Impossible, were carefully laid oil I ho ground a short dlstnnce from tho scene. By 0 o'clock a corps of twelve physicians wero operating on llio Injured nuu dressing iheir wounds In the temporary hospital. Four of the Injured died at the hospital be- fore. 8.110 o'clock. When tho wrecking train crews hnd finished pulling to pieces tho broken curs seventeen dead men (a majority of whom were killed while asleep) wero lying on tho grass awultlng removal to tho Morgue. The circus performers wero on llio rear of the second-section, nnd escaped In- jury. Tho list of lh« dead Includes: An- drew Howlnnd, A. W. Large, Lnfu Lnrsoi:. John Iicary, James McCarthy, W. J, McCoy, John Purcrll, Robert Rice, Chnrlos Sands, George Smith, Harry SI. Clulr, (I, Thomas, Frank Thorp, Joe Wilson, and Edward York, beside seven unidentified. Tho list of in- jured Includes: Bole Abrnms, Joe Anderson, C. E. Barker, .Ooorgo Rartley, Stephen Bennett, Joseph Benton, John Collins, James Coffcluifre, W. L. Cone, E. J. Con- nolly, N. Cadwalnder, George Clough, James , Foley, (.'. E. Friable, John Glllbcr, J. King, J. W. Koons, J. J. Meadow, Burt MrOrnth, Joseph Monks, Marshall Nellls, Joseph Patter- son, W. II. Rose, J. It. Stewart, Uqnry Soulk- llu, 0. W. Terry nnd Frank Tll|ey. Nono of the crows of cither train was hurt, tho fore- men und engineers Jumping when they saw a rolllslon was Inevitable. Tbo shows roster Includes: The Delhltnoados, I^on Moore, tho Livingstones, Oknbo Huclil, Mme. Ilorkeu- rath, llerr Herkenmlh, Prof. 8unl|n, llotura Katvnra, Hie Nnvcros. Mile Norudn, French, the Marlon Zouaves, the llcrrus Family, tlip Stlrk Family. Takecawn's Japanese Iroupn, Hurry Lambkins, Owen Hurgen, tho Enrlo Sisters, the Vertex Sisters, Emma Donovan, Mlnnlo Pierce, the Flying Alberts, Apollo, Nelson, Hltltnoto's Japs, Blanche Reed, Mlnne Sweeney, Mme. Mnmnlello, Alllo .liiekson, Belle Clarke, tho Four Collnns. Orrln Hollls, William Hcnchey and Harry lllgglns. NrtTKR rap)l Tkbtk Miioh.' Pai.mmtto Shows. —The show has been In the mniin- tnliis of Kentucky, Tennessee and Virginia. Good business has been (he rule. In a town where wo showed recently negroes ur» not allowed to work, consequently our work- Ingmen. which are nil colored, went straight through. Jake Tools was presented by nls wife, on July 'il, with a bouncing baby girl, nnd Jake ordered the usual banquet: every- thing good to cat, with liquids lor an en- core, .lake Is routing the show, and .the bridle and hog paths lie passes up are very lew. Our general malinger. Floyd Trover, Is doing his shnro. and under hlu dictation things run smoothly. Richard Doyle Joined 88, to take charge of the stands. Nd'l'KS KBOM M/INTIIOHKIIY BlIOH.' GlIHATKIl Famouh "If. T. C." Co. ami UlsToUC "Black South." —We uro now In our fourteenth week, and business Is et the ton notch. S. It. O. nnd turn awuys are of nightly occur- rence. In many stands we arc the tiflh nnd tdxlh tented nil ruction of tho IWMN, still our puti-miugo remains undiminished. At. Van Werl, O., wo came In after two big circuses, two lent "Tom" shows, and our tent was not big enough to hold 11m crowd. Wo have made a few changos In-our wist for the hot- ter sluco oi|r oinuilng In April.. .Our iiarado Is one of the finest ever seen with a ''Tom" show. The manngement Is now booking for the Winter season, In which field lid haB hud excellent time offered him. Everybody with the show Is well and In the bc'st of spirits. NOTKH KBOM A. [I. IlMKU'S SHOWS.—Wo are not* touring Maryland'and turning them away at every performance. We arc hav- ing line weather. A. n. Reed made a flying trip to Washington Inst week. Roster: A. II. Reed, proprietor and mnnngcr; Mrs. Viola Reed, trculiurcr; Wm. Waldo, aerlnllst; A. C. Gllllrk, clown ; Wm. Ketrow, slack wire -, Mrs. Mhu'do Ketrow, tight wire; Slcdoll and Collins, acrobats; Mrs. Viola Heed, with hoi - trained ponies and dogs; Lena llavs, Spanish webs nnd single trupsi, nnd llohlsim flnd Gates, double traps. J. II Hays und wife, have the privilege with show. Band: D. M. Buckley, leiifjijr; II. B Halcv, A. F. Robluson. It. ft. Talklngton. A. M. loiies, liny lllckey. Max Peters und Earnest Oiicnther, Jcio Kafffw, and J. D. Griffith. - C. W. Duncan, bof-s rnnvnsmiin. W'th twenty - aMshJnhts; A'. L. Lake, boss hustler, with twelve assistants. NOTKS VKOM O'OIIKX'8 "TUM NlOIITS" C<«. —We. lire still In Minnesota, headed hack for Wisconsin, In time to open In the opera houses, Whero wo have very satisfactory Looking. Our new scenery has arrived, thus airing us two sets for tho Winter. At Clinska. Minn., the Ladles' Aid Society called a meeting (he evening before we arrived, are arranging to make a cunvuss of the poor people; and appointed two of the members to call on Mr. Ogdcn to got a, reduction on admission tickets for two 'hundred- boys. They received A liberal reduction. Our boas canvas man. Chas. Ellis, counted two hun- dred-nnd .twenty-eight who could not get Inside. Chuskii is considered one of the E" t > B tea'.'<J w '" , '4J 1 4'" Slate,. i/lHlolljn bV confidence, give A good performance, there, are no pout towns, Saiitki.lm- Noras.—Tho second- ssictlon of Slg. Sautclle'a Circus train. Including some of tho llatR and oil of the Tiillmnn sleepers, narrbwly cscniwd being wrecked at an early hour Tuesday morning, All/. 4. At Gras- mere Junction, a few,miles from Manchester, N. II., the'lotid proved too ;h«avy for tho two locomotives, and tho conductor hi charge exit the train into n, third section. Tho fust halt of this was taken tip the grade, and upon returning tor the rest of tho cars two engines crashed Into tho train with* such force as in .throw nearly every occupant of the sleepers from their berths. Mrs. Frank A; Bobbins, wife of General Manager Bob- bins, received a painful cut In the head, and Harry Howuian .was cut aver the left eye. Two of tho dens werfc damaged more or less, and the other vehicles .wero forced from their "chucks." Thnt no one, was killed or oven seriously Injured was no fault of the railroad men In charge of tho train, as they left tho cars standing on n cutvo without a iluguinn or a light or any kind. Tho shows are now wending their way through the New Hampshire hills tn roalo for Vermout. J. G Hunks, of these shows, will take ont Oil- mores''double "Ton Nights lu a. Bar -Room" Co, at tile end of the circus season. Clar- ence Hlbbard Is now In full charge of nil the crfnvlfa wllli'the shows. Slg. Sautollo und wife are planning an extensive pleasure trip at the close of tho current srnson. Their outing will Include u. visit to all tlieprln- clpal European cities dud other (Mints of inter- est. James W. nhlprunn, our snuerlutetulqiit, lins made nil nrrnngrmeilts In open Mm "Tom. show season ten days nfter tno circus year Is over. He will carry two bands,' a femnlo drum corps, eight ponies, six dogs and thirty- four people. Notch mon tub J. C. BocKwixr, Co.— Wo hnvo been doing n very largo business In Northern Vermont and Now Hampshire dur- ing tho pnst three months. Despite rain ami cool .weather our canvas Is filled nightly. An entire new reiiortory is being used. An extra amount of special scenery for each produc- tion makes tfie J. ,C. Rockwell Co. one of tho best and most successful canvas shows on the road. Clara Itockwell, our gifted and versatile lending lady, Is winning fresh laurels lu lending roles, and her clnliorntn wni'ilrobn Is iiuich admired by tho Indies. Arthur Wallace, In the leading male roles. Is also rcrelvlhg llio liriilse justly dun hint. Our BiioclnltloB arc a pronounced feature. The Utile Wheeler Bisters, lu their snugs, dances and cuke walks, are certainly won- ders ; the Knox Bros., In their musical ucIm, mi; nightly rvsiiouillng (o numerous encores. We will soon lie In Massachusetts, opening our regular season In September. Hosier: J. C. Rockwell, proprietor and inojiugcr; Ar- thur Wallace, (lurry Linton, Arthur Fan- shuwe, Harry Slonu, Tmn Cody, Jniues Cnttil, Geo. Knox, fid. Knox, Chnrlle Shnldtin, tllnrn itockwell, Alma Lewis, Flora Brown; Lltllii Sadlo Nevliui Wheeler, nnd <Flnssla Whoeler, Jack Crawford, mimical director; Ed. Lewis, advance representative; Geo. Cooper, lithog- rapher. Notks rno>t K. S. Dm Vhiih'n But Thnt Show. —Wo opened our Summer season four weeks ago. lit Hlclivlllp, N. V.. to S. R. <>., mid have been pncklug thnm In over since. Everything Is brand new this year. Ini'ludlng our lop, a tlOft., with two iiuft. middle plc.es; now souls, singe and scenery. Rosier of company: Frank S. Do Vere, nmiinger and proprietor; Art. Hotnsln, stngn mniinger; Prof. Snspo, Juggler nnd tvlro; Fred Under- wood, contortionist; James Dyer, uerlnt loops and flying rings; Art. nnd Gladys Hemstii, skotcti duo; Frank nnd FIobsIo liu Vere, revolving ladder and double imps; TtionriiK l/ove, Irish slngor nnd dancer: I/ennl De Vere, truasurer; lllucklc, In charge of tup; Frank Wright, props. Baknum It llAii.uv NOTKH.—Sunday, Aug. -. which was spent in Ogdensburg, was a dny of outings among the Bnrnum A Bailey people. A large number of King Edward's subjects took the opportunity of again sotting foot on British soil, und went across tti ITescott, Can. Others enjoyed'a rldn through (lie Thousuild Islands. Business was very largo during tho past week, lu Ogdensburg. Wat oil own and Oswego tho big tent, wns completely filled. Polo Bell und Henry Hor- rid visited their many friends .In Ugdehij- hiirg. They came over train Mnlrtf, whom the Walter L. Mnlu Show wns spending Huri- dny. The regular meeting of llio Tigers, Aug. 2, wns largely attended. Twcnty-tlvo now members wero ncceptod. N'orr.H AND Ilnsinii kuom Tikim. L. Finn's Pavilion TukAtiih. —Thos. Ii. Finn, propria- tor and manager; Sylvester Nnwmnn, stage manager; Marshall Murray, musical direc- tor and comedian: Chns. Cnmetiin, fomnln Impersonator and serpentine dancer; Frank Fllxgnrnld, comedian nnd musical act; Jus. Gnuslmiiniiii, Juggler and soft shoo dnncer; Stub Imvls, buss ennvus man. WO lutvb been under canvas In Vermont since May 12; anil business mo for has surpassed nil nrovlouji seasons. We liuve traveled since Juno '-'ft in our own car. Will go In hulls In Septem- ber, und stay out nil Winter. 4 i » 1VINCONHI*. Milwaukee.—"What; Happened to Jones has been breaking all records since llm sea- son opened nt Mm Academy. Albert llrowil, UN Jones, scored tho biggest kind of a hit. Morris Mi-Hugh, Leo linker, Kate Woods Flske and Edith Evelyn wore also well cast Miiungor Edwin TUanhousor offers ".Faust" for week of 10, and "An American Clll/.en" week of 17, Ai.tiAHiuiA, TllKATllH (O, F. Miller, man- ger). — 1)1 Henry's Minstrels will give fniir pcrforniiuuos lrf, 10. The house will open lis regular Reason 22, w"h "Holly Tolt.y.1' Hank Hoiici i Mfnjtfi Ham,. — Manager Chas. 10. Wilt offers the LaM HIsletH, Muudo Wolllngloii, Anna Mack, nnd Jessie Hereford for week of 10. Foiikt Kki.i.kii (Richard Becker, innnn- Ror).—This |io[iulnr family resort has Burden and Itetmii. Frnnklo tlninpliell. Tesslo Uun- hort Hendricks, and Eiigone Kulterlute's Tyro- lean Warblers for week of 10, No Iks. —Loon Win hsnOr, maiiiigrr of lb* J'abst Thcnli-o. sailed from Hamburg Aug, (I. Ho Is expected lu Milwaukee Aug. Ill, little Evans, a young Mllwaukeonn, who Iiiih been studying under Prof. Ilalrd, of I'blciigo, has led for the Must, to Join Ihfl Itostoiiiuns Clara Morris, the retired nctroHsVstopped off lu this city a few days of Inst Week While c» route to Madison, Where slid WHS to lecture The Mil- waukee Musical Society hits forty-eight, im- plications up to date for Dm position (if di- rector of tho society. Of this, number two- thirds sre from Huropc, coming from Ger- many, Russia, Austria, Hungary and Swit- zerland, 'llio (.-(iininKlco will receive appli- cations up to Aug. in Pain's "Ancient Home" Is being hilled for Milwaukee week of Aug. 17 Manager Frank II. 'i'rult- man will reopen tho Slur Theatre 22. ♦.» - - OKOItGIA. sum m*ci)<mios, Houston and'Galveston, Tex., internation- al Alliance. Theatrical Hmlitoyos, No. (In, la In: a nourishing condition and comprises tliu following olllcors recchtly elcctoii: A. II. 'Roschthnl, prcslrjcnt; F, Olclch, vice presi- dent : X. A. Denny, secretary, and C, M. Mlley, trcnstiriir. Grace M. Wk'hoor, of Essex, Conn.. In retouching the BCDUery nnd tsilhtlng a num- ber of new sets for the Taubtou (Mass.* Theatre. ' .. ■ A. J. Skarreu, recording secretary of Now Orleans Lodge, No. -Ill, who. represented the local lodge ft tlio IrtternnUonsl'Convention, held In Toronto, Can.; returned home Alpr. 4, with much Interesting .news fpr we doon! llicntrlenl workers. Mr. Hkafren was honored by being elected a trustee of the Interna- tional' Assiieiation, which the local Ml considers a high compliment to their bony. Mr. Skarrcn Ib a valued employo of tho Tulaiio and Crescent Theatres, and speak* lu tho highest tonus of the treatment ho received at the convention. Ban Francisco was selected us the next plarn of meeting. Scenic Artist I'.mlle Nlupcrt, of tho Tiiliutu nml Crescent Theatres, at New OrlealtB, l.u.. lias Just completed'several complete set lings nnd drops for the various local theatres. The stngo nt tho Park Theatre, Indian- niiolls, Itul.i has been rebuilt during tho closed sortWin, mid u complete now set of Nfeiiery added. Chas. Diischnne, the votcrun singe mnnngcr, In In charge, with D. Furus- M-ol'lh, |iio|KMty man, and (linn Plntt, dec- tClclB.ll. , Tho Rogers llrothers hnvo signed a ton- tract With M. WHinnrk (t Sous whereby tho latter Iioiibo bocolncs sole Woslein repre- sentatives for these eomddinns' publlr«tlun.M. Ysaliol Keplnn and H. William Brady liavo written a romantic comic opera, entitled "Tho Qpccn of Laughter," which will be tho Hoa- tonlans' production for llio coming season. Tho theme Is a romantic and fanciful one, tho action of tho piny Inking place In a coun- try called tho Isle of laughter. It Is said that Mr. Brady's Itlltslr Is of the old Hon- Ionian type, with rollicking drinking songs, romantic serenades, etc. Tho other onern, which will he done by llio organisation later lu the season, Is railed '"llio Revolutloatsts." It 1m by Goodail and Wclxclbnum, and will be put on under Mr. Goodall'a stage manage- ment. Richard Carle, the comedian, alld composer of "The Tenderfoot." which is now running In Cll«|0, has written a now work, nulled "The. Mummy and the Mnld," which will bo produced enrly next season. The music Is liy Itoburt Hood Bowers. M. Wltmark & rloim have secured tho publishing rights. Victor Herbert IS At work on tho scorn of (ho new opera' for Frltxl SchniT. . Tho mi mo of the opera has not yot boon tin- noil need. The book Is by llnrry II. Smith. Charles Dillingham, who Is also tho mana- ger of "Tho Wire Walkers," by Hugh Mnr- Inn and llerhnrd Roll, will ninniigo the Sciieff orgaiilsntlnn. M. Wlllnnrk A Sons lira exclusive American publishers fnr both pro- ductions. Tho publishing rights of "Hlro Do Vlcrgy" hnvo boon secured by M. Wltmark (t Honn. Tho music piny Is it scummon In Purls, nnd will bo Imported to America next seiiMon by Fisher A lyrley, producers of "Florndorn." Tho 'iiilrtsuiiimor concarls of tho Chicago Mnrlun Ilniid, under tho dtroctonlilp of 'Phniuiis rreston llrisikc 1 , at fhn CollsoHtn, In Chicago, Itro attaining success, Recently, by actual count, ho received ovor slxty-snveii requests on ono night, thirty-seven lining of tho Wltmark publications. Prominent among them were: "Good Night, Bsloved, GihuI Night." "My Alnmo Ikivo," "A Lucky Duck," selections from "Tho Tenderfoot," Mfllcctlons from,"Peguy from Purls," "Hat's Do Wny lo Spell Chicken," "I've Got lo (lo Now, Tiiiisii 1 Think It's GOln' to Rnln." soinctlouH from '"llul HiiIhis lii Toyliuidj" "Orlxiilui," "Trouble," "Tho Message of tlio VIolel." "I'll* a Jonah Mnn" ''My Cossy Corner Girl." Clilnffarelll has added Slgnnrlnu Verona, opcrullc soprano, nnd Hlgnnr Mlhuio, harpist, to his hand,' and wilt also feature minor Decliao, clnrlniiet, and Slgnor Ornssl, bari- tone,' an soloists, Oil toll!'. Vincent. Rnmtl nn'd IiIm Naval Rcsorvo Hand llnlslrtho season Hiipt. Ml lit I'ahst's Roof Onrdcn, Conlrnl l'nrk Circle, West Flffy-nTntW Street, Nflw York VMf. The Wlln Wheeler Wllcng wultxe*. by Hollln W. Bond, are now In press, and Will l»s pub- llslieil by Chas. K. Ilni-rls. All the musical numbers from "Tho Pa- nniers." Including "Sara Sunshine." "Home- thing." "Honey, Will Von Miss sic When I'm'(lone?" "Honey, Send Home for Money" nnd "Just Across the River," nro published by Cliiis, K. Harris. Chns. K. Harris has writ leu a soxlitllo es- pecially fur n now production .oil, Broadway ratty In fl«iii(cirlbi>r. Robert ilrilii sailed for Ktiropo last Frl lilt til" . ttin g' M<in Mine. Puftl liersolf.. Then ho wlirpro Atlanta.—At Ponce da Leon Perk Casino 1 (Juke Wells, manager). —The vaudeville bill presented Aug. II and week established tbo attendance record of the Hummer. Laura Comstock and her Juvenile singers and dnttr- era were In decided favor, whllo Raymond. Teal received liberal applause. The Three Hickman Bros won encores at every per- formance. The entire hill gave perfect ant-. Infection. Week of HI. James Richmond (ilenroy will bn featured. Borunl and Na- varro, Lavlne nnd Leonard, Bnblnp end Mul- lany, arid the D'Kstelln Slaters will also contribute. ■ • LrctitfM Gahiikn (Caley Anderson, mann- gen.—This garden will be opened to the i public Aug... K|. -A vnudevllle. hill, -with' Geo. Wilson as a bcadllncr, will lie pre- ■ nooted, _ dny to coiiHiilt with the musical ill tsclfir of the I'ntit lour. On Ahg. IT ho.will go to Him Mine, rnftl herself. Then ho will pro- ceed ti) London to discuss with Charles Slim- wiiv about musical itltrncllniiH for TOO I and lh'ir,, Among (ho best sellliig numbers phIiIImIioiI by ChtirlcH If. Harris urn: "Down Whore the IMjmm Blow," "Tickled to IieitlJi," "Tim King's F'kiI,". "The Maiden nidi the .Iny." "Alwnys In the Wny," "Sometimes," "Hlu- drto Belle" nifrt "The H)(mh, LIHln. Girl.' , Tho co;illdeiice wMcli llio music Jobbers put In ''has.' K. Ililrrm nrtw,Srt(tg wan shown the day of'liMlsMiK When Hm Entire llrst eilltlon of .riti.tiuo , wns, liniucd|st(dy (i|kCn, nrcorillng 16 a utatelnetit ro w W W from Mr. Harris, Siegfried Wagner has finished his new ojiern. 'entitled ''Kobold" (Goblin) (he pre- mier will be given at l/elpslc next eeatMiii. '. . »>... » ;. .'■■. • ll.I.INOIH. I'coriii.—At the Grand (Chnmhrrlln, IJarrlugioh .\ Co.. taaiiugcrs).—Tho season will 'open Aug. HI. wllli "A Friend of tho Family." Coming: "A Thorouibbred Trafiip" Wbaht's TiiBATnH (P. A. Wenel, pronrle- fnr). Week, of 10 : llnnnlr, QiiuHpltQ, Dtfs- mon(| Trio, Bryan and Nudlne, .liiriwn. ' JAcrum' TiiyiATilll (A. F. Jacobs.- proprlc- tori.—Week of 1.0 5 tynlly. unil lMu>|i», John and Mablri Moore, Jnckson and FJIsworth, Three Nleiiieyem. ' Notkm.— I'ole Weaat, arrived home from Kuriifm H. where he hnd Jtittrueyed to pla'co Ids daughter Under the tutelage of a famous (in Inter./.. ..New, scenery. Meats and heat- ing apparatus nre Im1|ig placed In the Main Street Theatre, prcpitralory In the, oliftilng. Sept. 7 Flnrrls' Nlrkle plliln Cltcua comes II, and Flolo's Shov/ .12, 1S, Thl», with the Bnrnum show In September, makiH suven. leqted aJ tract Ions for thlft city this season, which breaks tho record.., ...Swal- low k Mnrkie's lloatlng palaco has been doing n good liushiess up the Illinois River, and rcturn,m) Siitilh T, ' , . . ' 12.00 SERGE SUITS 3.98 Mmji'Hiit.on gateoic rttfiTM.,; $n,i» nd.Oo M*,ri>*MsiF,nBKHOK8i'irs. o.Oi 19.(10 ODTISXO «t7|TH 374 ia.00 UAKfllMKllK MIIITH. f.l/i ih.rtO rAKtlmSHH KJPITSJ r1.4l» l».0O nLACIC DIAOOHAL Hvirh... i»,r* ln.illi BLACK THIBKT NUITII B.7i CASUSUOK, »j j/iatbiut Arc, Jfroofclya, N, Y;