The New York Clipper (June 1906)

JUNE 2. THE NEW YOEK CLIPPER: 413 TABLE OF COSTKKT9, Anecdote., Etc .08 8„U. »«•■ m,l i ■ V U£ i?J *gja&£ssr" 410 410 ....411 .... 422 .... 423 .... 413 4.n, in 414, 41S .... 41B ....418 . 41(1 . 410 Vaudeville ■»<! Mlontrel (lurries Answered ,.,ir Chicago ■**'"• ■ ■ ■ iTinfc Ilitl—Sketch.... on the %W5*jLii dinner Poet office. -.. latest hy Telegraph . Vaudeville Ronte List., lairs for 1008........ Summer Parks • ■ : .-...-• S rw York CUT ■•-. Son Francisco Note*.. >«tt» In toe Profession Cnder the Tents • Miscellaneous.-■•. THEATRICAL COBBESPONDBNCR, Vermont...-.--.-, * .*••* M-sBnchusem.. cnllfornla Pennsylvania Michigan c-nadn Colorado...... Wisconsin*. .,..•••• DIMrlct of Columbia New Hampshire New York Stale.. - »w Jersey Maine Ohio Utah-...; njuMemit. ■••••, Mlisoiirl Washington • ■ ■ • Iowa Oregon.. * Maryland Tennessee '. Kentocky • Indiana..... West Virginia Alabama ; Virginia Kansas...... Bhode Island LATEST BY TEL EGRAPH. SAN FRANCISCO TELEGRAM. PROM OUB OWN CORRESPONDENT. The Orpheum opens at the Chutes Sunday, to B. B. 0 The High School Glrln filled tho Lyceum twice yesterday The Gen- try Brothers' Show opened a week's engage- meat on the circus lot to two big audiences. Cincinnati, May ft).—Theatricals under canvas opened at the Pavilion Theatre last night, where the Home Block Co. put on "Under the Mori's raw." Two outdoor openings ran Into a Sabbath storm, while Ludlow Lagoon. In Kentucky, escaped Crowds were large everywhere.. ..At Coney Island and Chester Park vaudeville ruled. ... .At the Zoo, Conway's Ithaca Itnnd gave concerts. Inn iHvn.r.r, May 20.—In spite of the Run- 41S day closing law promulgated for 27. Fon- 418 tnlne Perry Park and Blvervlew opened Sun- day to the largest crowd this season. . 410 . 410 .411 . 411 . 411 . 411 . 411 . 411 ■ is ! 28 . 422 . 422 . 423 . 423 . 415 . 415 . 415 . 415 . 41R . 41(1 . 419 . 410 . 410 . 410 . 410 . 410 . 410 . 410 a '» MINNESOTA. Minneapolis.-—At the Metropolitan Opera House- (I;. N. Scott, manager) moving pic- tures, showing In detail the effects of <he earthquake at Ban Francisco, showed to very mod houses May 20-2H, as did also Alberta Oallntln, In "Cousin Kate." M-2U, Swedl»h Dramatic Club 27-.10, Nat C. Goodwin 31- .Tune 2. Ferris Stock Co. will open an en- gagement for the Summer, beginning June It, with Florence Sione na leading lady. The first week this company will present "Tho Great Ruby." Bijou opera House <T. I,. Hays, ronna- fer),—"How Baxter Butted la" did fair tislness May 20 and week. "When Knight- hood Was In Flower" 27 and week. "My Wife's Family" neit week. Lyceum (I. C. Speers, manager).—"At the Rainbow's Bud," by Franklin Fyles and Ralph Stuart, was played to packed houses 20 and week. "Confusion," a farce comedy, 27 and week. "A Stranger In a Strange Land" next week. Unique <John Elliott, mnnager).—Bill for 28 and week: J. J. Sullivan and com- pany. Laurel and Southern, the Fishers, Ben Mttlvey, the Great Hldrldge, Herman r.n Fleur and motion pictures. Fair buslnens 21 and week. Dowry (W. A. Singer, manager).—The ideals played to very good houses 20 and woek. This theatre closed Baturday evening, 20, tor the Bummer montba. WONDKBLAND PABK opeOR to the public jjjjjgjjj Route Cist Thin Hut la made op ■■ nearly se- «nrat> sui It la poaalhle to aaake a, list Of taudrvllle buoklnit*- To inxurr lit* arrlton la thla department the nnme or tbe theatre or park, »■ well as the «•!■ > or lawn, MUST a*-<-ompnn> each honking* seat «•>. Acker A Collins, Columbus, O., 28-Jjme 2. Adler, Flo, Fontaine Terry I'nrk, l/inls-Hle. Ky., 28 June 2. Adella, i.s, Amlltorlnm, Parkersbnrg, W. Vs., 28- ' June 3. Adelyn, Rljoti, Canton, 0., 28-Jnne 2; BIJon, Pique, 4-0. .-»-•■ Adams A Mack, Olympic, So. Bend, Ind., 28- J*une 3. Adams & Inwards, BIJou. Racine, Wh., 28-June 2. Addls6rt A l,1vinc*toii, O. H., Crnokstoa, N. D., 28-Jnne 2; 0. II., flrand Porks, 4-0. Aberns, The. Wonderland, Indianapolis, 28-Jnne 2. Allnf. Mile., Kmnire, Den .Moines, Is., 38-June 2; Family, Davenport, * "■ Allisons (8). Albanilira. N. Y. C, 28-JiOie 3.- Alvln A Kenney, Cryatal Park, Sedalla, Mo., 28< June 2. Alva, Alice, Mora Park, Youngntown, 0., 28- June 2. Allen, Ruth. & Co.. Proctor's, Newark, N. J„ 28- .in 2. 0., May ST, with the following bill: Elizabeth w i t n new sp«claltlea Saturday, May 20, for Murray. Bailey, Austin and company, Cath- the Summer. trine Dabl, Carson and Wlllard, Valerie Sells-Floto CiRCOfl, afternoon and even- Periere, Eva Mudge, Mosher, Houghton and \ ng May ?r>, was not able to accommodate MoBtier, Clifford and Burke, and motion pic- the crowds who endeavored to witness tha performances. Mosl '"notbs,— As chairman of the aub-commlttee nV theatres, etc., William H. Leahy has pre- rented his report to the Joint committee on linlltllng laws. The report recommended a number of minor changes In the laws that j-nvern the erection of such structures. In iue past theatres have been permitted of such construction that the roofs have been Mipported by the exterior walls. The Mn- Jp.stlc Theatre was constructed In this man- iier and the earthquake wrecked It, the walls falling outward and letting the roof down through the luilldlnc In. hiture thla will not he permitted. Tbe buildings will have Hieel frames, and the roofs and all parts or the enBentlal frsmework will be Interlocked with the sieel structure. The exterior walls, nf brick or such other material as may be selected, will have no functions In tbe future St. Pawl. — At the Metropolitan Opera Houne (L. N. Scott, manager) Alberta Galla- tin, In "Cousin Kate," came to fair business May 20-23. San Francisco earthquake and lire pictures bad fair to good business 24-20. Nat C. Goodwin comes 28-30, presenting "The Genius" and "In a Blaze of Glory." The Ferris Stock Co., In "The Great Itnby," 31- June 2, and this will conclude the reason. There will be no stock at this theatre this Summer, the Grand having the George Pnw- cett Stock Co. Grand (Theo. L, Hays, manager).—Vir- ginia Drew Trescott, In "When. Knighthood Was In Flower." supported by John J. Far- rell, bad good business and pleased week of May 20. For week of 27, "My Wife's Family." Scanning with week of June 17, and contlnn- Allen, Leon A Bertie. Grand, Hamilton, June 2; Orphenm, Sprlngtleld, 4-0. Alburlua A Millar, Varieties. Oldham. Bng.. June 40j Tlv., Barrow, lltrt; Sonlbport. 18-23. Altlo A Armour, Altro Park, Albany, N. V., 28- June 2. Alpha Trln. Tractor'* 23.1 St.. 38-Jnne 3. _ Amoros Sinters, Temple, Detroit, 28-.Inne 2. American Newsboys' Quanelte, Tbllllpa', Rica. tnnml, Ind., 28 June 2; Itamona I'ark, flranJ H.Mihl-1, Midi.. 4-0. Amnnn ft Hartley, Belfast. Ire., 28-June 3; Dublin, 4-0; Liverpool, Kng., 11-10; Rraufonl, An.lprw'n. Alfred, Olentongy Park, Columbus, O., 28-June 2. . , „ An.lerBon A RcynoMs, Bllnn, Frankfort, Ind., 28- Jtine 2: Oranil, Mlcbigaii City. ■* <■. AnsonA Chlkeri. Cryatal, Deirolt, 28-June 2. Aptlnle'K Rea» A Dob*. Carnlfal, Rnyonne, N. J., 28-June 0. . _ Anel. Lillian, Moore'a, Portland. Me., 28-June 2. Armln'ta A Bur"(e, Dorney Park. Allentown, Pa., W-Jnne 2. __ _* - Armamlo Rroa., BIJou, Dlilulb, Minn., 28-June 2. Armond, flrsce, Crynlal, Rock Islanil, HI., 2H- June 2; Concordia, Peru, Ind., 4-0. ArmslronK A Vern, O. 0, H., Grnml Rapids, Mlcb., 28-June 2. Arnot A Otinn. Coney Island. N. Y., 28June 9. Asra, Lyric. Richmond, Va., 2BJ«ne 2. Afhlon A Karle. Crystal. Kokomo. Ind., 2BJune 2. Aiintln. Claude. DnlqiH 1 , Kau Claire. Wis., 28- June 2; L'olque, Mlnneanolla. Minn. Aiitouette. Josle. Heuderson' - " Atboii. ll aobt. A Co., Bijou, Dululb, Minn., 28- AustlnN. Tnsalna;, Meyer's Lake, Canton, O.. 28- June 2: Avon Park. YnuncHtown, 4-0. Atntlnn, Creat, Spring llrove Park, Hprlnfflehl, M.>., 28-June 2: I.akesltle Park. Akron, 4-0. Rarrv. Knlle. Keith's, Ronton. 28-June 2. Rallpy. Austin A Co., Chutes, San Fran., Cal.. 28- liarne«i ft I-erlnn. Prlncesa, Rallaril, Wash., 28* June 2 ; (lrniid. Tamma. 4-11. HniIvy A Pkkett, HhadyHlde Pnrk, Ralto., 28- June 0. _ Rurry A Wolford. Olympic, Clilcafto, 28Jnne 2. Hull A RaMpgati Forwt Pnrk. Little Bock. Ark., Hanks, 1 Charley. Idea, Oslikwli, Wis., 28-June 2. llarty, Mr. it Mrs. Jimmy. VU-lorla. N. X. 0., 28- Byron A Lanrilon. Casino. Norfolk, Va., 28-Jnae 2. Rynic, Francis, Moore's, Portlaiul.Mp., 38-JuaaS. Carlln A Otto. Ornbeatn, Rkln.. 28-June 3. Cssari A De Verne, Dayton, 0., Jane 4-0. CiMids t2Ut, Ken's. Kscanaha. Mich.. 38-Jnne 3. Cat«- Family, Bijou. Oreeu Bay, Wis.. 81-June 2; Crystnl, Mllwuiikee, 4-0. Cartrr A Jones. Hl>iu, Norfolk. Va., 28-June 2. Carus. Krama, Keith's. N. Y. C, 38-Jnne 2. Carroll ft Clarke. Orpheum, Wehh City, Mo., 3N- Jnne 2. Cameron ft Toledo. Island I'ark, Kastnn, Pa., 28- June 2: Tiimbllng Dam, Brlilteton. N. J., 4-0. csmrron, Orace, Temple, Detroit, 28-Jnne 2; G. O. II.. Plltshurg, 4». rnnmhell ft Johnson. Proctor's 2fld St., N. Y, Oh 28June 2. Ciinrlce, l.vnn A Fay, Orpheum, Ln* Angrlcs, Cal., June 4-0. Camille Trln, I'rtKtor's 23d St., N. Y. 0., 28 June 2; Victoria, N. Y. C, 4-0. Carl Bros., Orpheum, Boise, Ids., 38-Jnne 10. Cnrlmells (:il, Proctor's, Newark, N. J., 2A> June 2. Carlo*, Chss., Orrln Hrm., Mexico. 28-Jnne 0. Carson A Wlllard.- Chines, «nn Fran., Cal., 2H- June 2. • Carter A Walers Co., Keith's, Clevelnnd, 28- June 2. Carrtdl'A RHcr, Alcaanr. Denrpr, Col., 28-Jnne 0. Carlisle's Aulmnls, Hpndprson'n, Oonpy lslnnd, N. Y..'28-June 2. Carrollton A llndar*, Family, Rkln.. 28-Jnne 2. Case, Charlie, Kcllh'a, N. V. C. 28-June 3. Caruiihelis, Tbe, Family Tark, Raelne, Wis., 38- June 2. Calvin. Jns., Lyric. Poestello, Ida., 2R-Jnne3i Crystal, Denver, Onl., 4-0. Carleton. Al., Howard. Rosion, 28-June 2. Cherry A Bates, Woodlnwn Park, Lnlrnhe, Pa.. 28-Jnne 2; flutter. 4-R. Chnrles, Cnrl. Home, llntrblnsnn, Kan., 28-Jime 2; Vlnewood Park, Topeka, 4-lt. Chsdwlck Trio. Island I'nrk, Kastnn, Pa., 28- June 3. Chester Mile., Kcllh's, I'blln., 28 June 2. Clifton. Kili.-I, ft (V)., Keith's. RoNlnn, 28-June 2. Clark'a IKi^rs A I'onles, Avon I'nrk, YounR*sl»wn, «)., 28-June 2. Clay Bisters, Acme, Norfolk, Va., 28-June 2. Clayton, Jenkins A Jasper, Chester Park, Cincin- nati, 28-June 2. Clifford A Burke, Chutes, flan Fran., Cal., 28- June 2: Orpheum. Iar Aniretca, 4-0. Clsiidlun A Scnrlei, Fmplrc, De* Moines, la., 28- June 2. » _ Clnrk ft Diincnn, Nlnlowa Pnrk. Peru, HI., 28- Jutie 2; Sims Sonet i'ark, Clilcntto. 4-0. Clarke A Temple, HIJon. Superior, Wis,, 28 Juno us, Minn., *•*• „ , Coney Island, N. Y-, other iban to Jwap^_0 ».eliTJM^JgilJ t tfW |n for t f ie Slimmer aeasoo, Ibe George few- Ro J £ %*tM. p B rk. Canton, o.. 28-Jnne 2. . the buildings whatever of architectura 1 at- cett Co j n repertory. m BirnSa (3i* Bijou. Hay City, M ch., 28-June 2; iractlveoeas may be sought. The other re- v flTAU ' (J J7 v / n no0i manager),—Sa.i Kalamnioo, 4-». norlB BUbmltteo bv sub-committees or toe f ra nclsco earthquake pictures. In conlun-- Barnes & Rdwlus, Tcrre nante, Ind., 28-June 0. committee on building laws showed that very (] wUh 8am nevere'H Big Show, had big Rates. LoaJf W., I'arlor, Kverett.Wosh..28-Jnne 2, !.iiKln changes will be made In the existing b , IH | neBH we# ^ of May 20. This engagement Bartletis. Mnalrai, Park, Danville, Conn., 28- *-Juim cod«V. ..John Morrlsey, resident manager of the Orpheum, accompanied by his wife, has gone East on an extended vacatkta. Diiring bis absence hla position will 1» Oiled hy Phil Hnstlngs, the popular press repre- l*e of tbe bouse. iientatlve FROM OTHER POINTS. cold, Rainy Weather Interferes with Oat Door Amssements. PHi^ipBLPiiii. May 20. — RaiDJ weather spoiled fhe attendance at the parks, resblt- luic lu big crowds at the theatres that are nT ill open "Bosalle" began Its sixth week wllh a crowded house at the Chestnut...... "Checkers," In Its fourth and last week, hod n line house at the park "The Tourists, in Its final week at the Lyric, drew well.... Keith's bad capacity at night and a well Hlled house at the matinee Bertha Crelgh- lon. in "Camille," merited favor nt Fore- pangh's The French Folly Burlesquem, nt the Lyceum I Yankee Doodle Girls, at the Itljoii; Now York Belles, at the Tracndero, nod "Darkest South," at the Casino, had profllable'patronage. H08TON, May 2ft.—Henry Miller and Mar- garet Anglln presented "Young Fernnld for tbe flrBt time on any stage, nt Hi.- Majestic i o n jnrge houae "Duster Brown" opened prosperously the Una! week of the season, at the Globe Stock company bills drawing well were: "Mrs. Dane's Defence," at the Umpire: "The Jilt," at the Castle Square, and, "Big Hearted Jim/' at the Bowdoln Hntinre Burlesque houses did well, and vaudeville at Keith's and the Howard Herved closed tbe season for this house, which will remain closed until about the middle of Au- gust. The season has been a very satisfac- tory one. Oqfhrl'm <Cbarles Frerck. manager).— Business win very good week o( 21. No chonge In bill for week of 28, all holding over. _ , EMPJRB (A. Welnholzer, manager).—Runl- ness was fair week of 21. New people for week of 28: Clem Savage, Vera Sttinby, Debme Vedder and Berdle Van Ilauk. Hold- ing over; The Great Denby, Llllle Garnett, Hn.iiv and Hamilton, and vera Lorain. si;i.i.h Fi.iito Showh 241. 4-0. 28-June Dninth.—At the Lyceum <C. A. Marshall, manager) Frederick Wards, Mav 22, 23, closed the regular season of this houan. MKTBoimiTAN (W. If, I/>ng«treet. mnna- g er ),_Tho John L. Sullivan Co., week of 21, had fair business. Bijou (Joe Maltland. manager).—Bill for week of 2$; Gnto, Jnp Juggler; Edith Donby and company, Robert Alhou and company, Armando Bron., the Merrelt Sisters, Morey Load, Jus. McClellan. Hnd pIciureM. ■ ■ Alhol, Mass., ■ . Barretts (it). Moore's, Portland, Me., 28-June 2. Bnyea, Norn, Mujeallc, Chlcagn. SH-June ' Ilernere Sisters, Cheater I'nrk. Cincinnati, 2; Cedar Pt., Sandiwky. 4-0. Benton, Klwood A Mantle, Lakeside Park, Day- ton, 0., 28-June 2. . .. . Roienioe ft Co.. Lnke Michigan Park, Muskegon, Mich.. 28-June 2. Bell A Rlelinrda, Fairyland, Pateraon, N. J., JR- Beyer, Ben. Proctor's. Troy. N. Y., 28-June 2. He-Anos, The, Keith's, Boslon, 28-Jtme 2. Bertiiin A Brockway. Proctor's 08lh Ht.. N. T. 0., 28-June 3; Proelor's Xild St.. N. Y. 0., 4-0. Bennett. Laura A Co.. Poll's, New Haven, Conn., nedmiln , *ArabB 18), Kellh's, N. Y. 0., 28-June 3. Meniere, Valerie, A Co., Chutea, San Fran., Oal., 28-June 2. , Bcrger BroH., Athletic Park. New Orleans. La.. 2M-.Titne tl Forest Pnrk. Llllle Rock, Ark.. 40. pcrrjic's Circus, Proctor's 58lh HI., N. Y. C, 28- Jnne 2. Berlin!, Fairyland, Peterson, N. J.. 28-June 2. Birch, John. Forest Park, Ht. Louis, 28-Jnne 2. Bison City Trio. Umpire. Ht. Ixiuls, 2H-Juna 2. Hiram, Bomm, B-rr-r, Sohmer Park, Montreal, Can,, 28-June 2. . Bijou Comedy Four, Bayonne. N. J.,. 28-Ju3e 2 Savoy (R. H. Hadneld, manager) la doing Black Hussars. Orpbeiim, fairly well wllh moving pictures. m h *? h I n ' j«,",«' Audiiori Notbb.— Adelaide TbnrBton will Bpend the Bl " k ,.« j0DM » Aumu>rl Al- Notrh. —Adelaide Thurston will spend Summer In Duluth, wllh her mother Laura Frankenlleld closed her season In the West, and will be at home with her mot her, In Dululb, for the Summer. kin.', 28-J Auditorium, Lynn, Mass., 2B< Kan., 28 I I I TRXAS. Ft. Worth. —At While City (Jake vauaev lie at ivenn s anu uiw no*»u»ni™ §r|, worm. — ac wniie uiiy i^iiao „'';.;;■/,-„""„'«■.,„. D tn nn.ifoms N in draw many The Tremont will be dark fiwflrl7 , manager) the opening of the White Iientolr^reaory Troupe, Hippodrome, N. imt(l Wednesday afternoon, when "Tbe Man KoBft Tben t re g -The Beggar Student" Comic mgTgt Empire, Des Moines, la., 28-, from Now" will have premier. ^_ M 0ppra Co ., May 20, resulted Jn a packed gg^ iinrVy.T^C^nisngy Park. Col Kawhas Crar, May 20.—The sudden cold wenlhor hod a good effect on the theatre openings. "Buster Brown," nt the Grand, bad two big houses Tbe Woodward Stock Co. -opened a Summer engagement at the Au- ditorium, presenting "The Cavalier.' HVa Lang, Geo. Farren nnd all the old rnvorlies received ovations, before packed houses..... "Dora Thorne" drew well at tbe Glllls, and the New Century Girls nleased at tho Century In spite of the weather, n record 'breaking; crowd turned out for tho opening at Fnlrmount Pnrk. All the eon- ceMons did well, and In the theatre tbe Inv perlul Musical Co. presented" "King MM ...J.At Forest Pork big crowds heard the Itoyal Hungarian Hussar Band...... In Hop- kips' Theatre Louise Brehany wbb the head- liner....'. .Big Sunday crowds were on hand of <■ olum h b " "H. 0 Electric Park, to enjoy Ellery'a Band..... r"8 a >. .while o s la .he tierman Village, Verden, Perry and ^jfJUSL Wilbur scored a hit. CiuoAao, May 2ft.—Rlvervlew, Bans SoiirI aqd Chutes opened Saturday, despite cold weRtber, to big crowds "The Lion dm the Mouse," at the Illinois; "The Glnger- hread Map." at McVIcker's, and Williams aud Walker, at the Great jNorthern, were Sun- day openings. Current attractions are: "Tbe Prlnc* Chan," nt the Grand; "The Heir to the Hoorab," at Powers'; "The Student King, ai tbe Studebaker; "Forty-flve Minutes from Broadwav," at tbe Colonial; "The Three Graces," at tbe Chlcngo Opera Houae; * Julie Bonbon." at the Gnrrlck: "Tbe Um- pire." at the La Salle; "The Little Minister, at the Bush Temple; "A Crown of Tbomo, at tha Aihaxnbra; "Uncle Tom's Cabin," at ihe Criterion; "Tbelma," nt the Columbus: ■The Old Clothes Man. 1 ' at Ihe BIJoti; Ad- ler's Vlddlsh Company, at the Academy: vaudeville.at the Majestic and Olympic, and hnrlpfifjiie at tbe Folly, Trocadero and Kusons'. While city |r doing big business. WtHHiNDTos. May 2ft.—Luna Park, tbe new,resort, under tbe direction of Frederick IngertolL; and management of George E. Gill. houBc. "The Mikado" was offered as the opening Mil. A nightly cbnnge of progrumme Is ■announced. The outdoor attractions are drawing wejl. St^kparo (Frank De Beoue, manager).— "A Skule for Hkandul" wns Ihe title of the coinedv Imrlctln offered by Bob Hewlelie, to open the big Mil week of 21. The olio In- cluded : Mills nnd Fox. Fannie Woods, Jack McFndden, Pearl Gllmore, Tbelma Klngoley, Fny Dclmnr, Will and lata Maultby. Lulu He Mar, Bob and May llcwlette, Little Dot and Lulu Lnwton. H oslneHB Is bo oming. Houston.— At Turner Hall Billy Wil- liams' benefit, outlined May 25, assumed maaimolh proportions. K. of P.'s, Knights of ColumbiiH nnd Bwi puwhed things with a (Hide men, like Cnpt. Law- jfl Hotel; Tim Cronnn and others hustled wllh their old time activity. Hiohlanu Park Thgatrb (Harry Van De Mark, business manager).—The season will opeu 27, with tho Hollingsworth Twins Co. Instead of "The Beggar Student" Opera Co., as first Intended. "The Matinee Girl' June3. — »' San Antonio.—At Electric Pork (Sid H. Wels. manager) "The Beggar Prince" Opera Co. finished a most successful engagement. This company made many friends, and will be gladly welcomed back. Albert Taylor stock Co. returned, In repertory, May 20. Mr Taylor eeems to be a big favorite, and played, 20. to tbe largest crowd that baa ever assembled In the park. June _. Blnmphlu A Helir, Empire, Atchison, ltlosrtom,' Nat, National, Kansas City, Mo., 28- Bortdnls, The. Hippodrome. N. Y. 0., 28-June 2. Bowery Newsboys' Quartette, Paetor'a, N. Y. C, 28-June-2. „ _ , . Bowery Com«ly Four. BendcrHon's, Coney Island, N. Y.. 28-June 2. m _ m " Y. C, ..June 3. Bott'ef. Ilnrry, A'Co., Olenlsngy Park, Coltimhua, O., 28-June 2; Farm, Toledo, 40. Booth, Hope, A Co., Victoria, N. Y. (.', 28- Bowman"'Frank, Majesllc, Chicago, 28-June 2. BoRdon, Albert R.. Chicago. 28-Jmte 2. Boylan, Arthur ft Mildred, 1'sslor's, N. Y. O., 28*June 2: Keith's, Phlla., 4-11. Brehiner, Carl. Pastor's, N. Y. ()., 28-Jnne 2. Itrrnnt A Hnvllle, Proolor's, Troy, N. Y., 28-June June 2. Clnrk. Billy. Rnmnnn Pork, Ornnd Rapids, Mich., 28-Jnne 2. Colinnldo Four, lllh Ward. Wilmington, Del., 28- June 2; Cniifou. O., 4-0. Conplflger ft Crawford, A. A 8., Boston.2B June 2. Conger A Odin. Palace, ScbenectBily, N, Y„ 28- .1 2. Connelly, F.minn, BIJon, WheellnR. W. Vn„ 28- Juno 2. Corhett. Jns. J„ A Co., Colonial, N. Y. 0., 28- June 2. Collins A La Belle. Cook'a I'nrk. KvansTllle, Ind., 2s-Jiine 2; (Vdiir Pnlnl. Haiidusky, C, 4-0. Conrny, John A Mamie, I'ark, Alhol, Mass., 28- June 2. Corrlann A Hayes. Rljnn, Wheeling, W. Vs., 28- June 2, Coyne, Hrnce, Family, Mnrrjnette, Mlcb., 28-June 2; Uen'H. KmciiiuiIis, 4-0. cm, Kay. 11. A B« N. Y. C. 28-June 2. Cit'iril.'lali, Win., Kellli's. I'lillu., 28-June 2. Cole A CIcmctiK, Bijou, Mnrliielic.WR, 2HJune2. C**iU* A Miss Ifothert, Kmplre Tour, Ifing., 28- Jntie ::o. Conk A Mndlson. Temple, flelrolt. 2H-Jnne 2. Cotiloii A llastfnirs, Hnnlou's I'olnt, 'loronlo. Can.. 28-Juiip 2. Colonial Sepletle, Ye, Proctor's H8th 8t„ N. Y. C 2«-Jiine2; Woolworlli's.l.iincnsler, l'i„ fli. Cowley. Jns. II., Idea. Manitowoc, Wis,, 28- June 2. CrcsHj A Dayuc, I'motor's 2:id St., N. Y. 0., 28- June 2. C-rcc. Jessica, Howard, Boston, 28-Jnne 3. Crawford ft IIcIitiiiihi, Hendersofi's, CnnSf IslBtirt, N. V.. L'fl-Jutie 2. Crlspl. Ida A O., Poll's. New llnven, Conn., 28- June 2, Oiirtls, Ned, BIJon, Wheeling, W. Va., 2H-June 3; Aiidltorlimi, Parkcrsliurg, W. Vs., 4-0. Onllen. Jaa. II., Moss ft Mlnll Tour, KtiK., 28- June 30. Davis A Walker, Proctor's Gib Ave., N. Y. 0.. 28-Jnne 2. Dflnovim. I**, Onyety, 8t. I^iuls, 28-June 2; Crys- tal, At. Joseph, Mo., 4-0. Dnveiinort, l.t'ini. urjind, Hartford City, Ind., 28-June 2; Ornnd, Peru, 4-0. Hawaii, Buck, I'usior's. N. Y. 0., 28-June 2. Howell. Aiirle. Orpliciim, Bkln,, 2R-Jnne 2; Al- hamlirn, N. Y. C 4-0. "Dalsyland," • Proctor's M St., N, Y. C„ 28- June 2. DnlUw ft Itolisoii/ Olynipli;, (Thlcniro. 28-June 2. Uiihl. KnlheriiiiS Cluiles, Hsu Fran., Cut, 28- June 2, De Varo A Curl Is, Stisie Cliy O. II., Bedford. In.I.. 2H .linn. 2. Dell A Fondii, Bijou, Marinette, Wis,, June 4-0. Hcnti-n. Dave, HIJ.ni. Mnrlnclte, Wis., 28-June 2; BIJon. Calumcl, Midi.. 4-0. De Will, Burns A Torrance. ICinp., JobBniiesluiru, S. A., 28-Juno 2; Tlvoll, Ca|N» Town, 4-July 14, Dnvenu, Hutierl, tl. O. IL, Pltlsluirir, 28-Juna 2; Cascade i'ark, Newcastle, Pn.. 4-0. Dervln, Jan. T'„ BIJou, Calumet, Mich., 28-Juno 2; Hen's, Kmnnslin, Mich.. 4-0. Derenda A (Ircen, M.ms ft Moll Tour, ling., 2H- J tin*' 80. De Onto A McDonald, Hlnr. Muni-le, ind., 28- June 2. De Mtilhs. Tlie, Idlewond Park, Rlclitnond, Vu., 28 J mis 2. De ArmoH, Iforrle ft Madge, Lagoon, Ludlow, Ky., 28 June 2. Drnne, Sydney, A Co., Majestic, Chicago, 28-June 3. 0. H , Cedar BapldB, In., Hamilton, Con., 28- Bronks, Jennne, June 2. Brady A Hamilton, BIJou, Bracilard,' Julia, Lyric Park, Bo. McAilmer, I. T., Brndforda, Ihe, Young's, Atlantic Oily, N. J., 28- June 2 j Park. Batonne. 4-0, Browulng, Flora, Athletic Park, Buffalo, 28-June 2. llruati, Helmn, Alhambra, N. Y. C. 28-June 2. Brltions, The, Wlnlergurlen, Berlin, Oer., 28-31 { Kryntal I'alast, l^lpslg, June 1-10. Braliam, Harry, Proelor's, Newark, N. J„ 28- Brown. Harris A Brown, Moore'a, Portland, He., Brockmin, Mack A Belmont. Keith's, N. Y, 0„ 28 June 2. Bristol's Ponies, Peyton's. Bkln., 28-Jnne 2. bObSt Trln. Pottsvllle, Pa., 28-Jnne 0. Browne, Toon, Whistling, Hhea's, Buffalo, 28 June «■ » Kmnire Clrevlt Enlarges. The Kmplre Circuit last week acquired the Dewey, tbe Gotham aud tbe Circle Theatres, opened In a blare of glory last night, and net.withstanding a heavy downpour of rain, the crowd .was large and enthusiastic In Us praise Odette Tyler's stock presented ''The Adventures of Lady Ursula," at the Be- itiHco. to a-full bouse Tbe Guy Stand- ing Stock, at the Columbia, presented "Still Waters Hun Deep," before a large audience. Rose Melville, In "Sis Hopkins," opened ihe last week of the season at tha Academy, »i 0 The National STOCK Co., In repertory, opened at Mineral Wells, Tex., for a two weeks' engagement at tbe Summer Theatre, commenclDg Monday, May 21, in the follow- ing pin vh : "An Arizona Bomance," "A Moun- tain Waif," "Woman Against Woman," "Man of Destiny," "Wages of Sin, 1 ' "My Uncle from Japan," and "Tracy, the Outlaw." Vaudeville specialties were also Introduced. Following Is the roster: Townseml- Irwin, J. W. Grlflln, Roy Norwood, Kd. Williams, Allen WeBherr. Gnlt Durham, Mae Chester, lOiennor urlfun, Ituth Gale, Norman WUltta and i. Roooey. Bn»wo, Harry A Dolores, Family, La Fayette, Iml., 28-June 2; Robinson Park, Ft. Wsyne, Brook's, Harvey. Park, Wind Oap, Pa., 28-June 2. Brown A Wllinot, Island Park, BlceUlor, Mluu., 28-June 2. - ■ . Brown. Jack. A Lillian Wrlgbt, Kenoaba Park, Danbury, Conn.. 28-June 2; Lake Nlpmuc, Vi- hrldge, Mats., 4-0. Buckley, Laura, aodfroy's, Orand Rapids, Mich., 28-June 2. m • Burke. Dan, A Co., Colonial. N. Y. 0.. 28-Joae 2. Bitdworlb A Weill. Lyric Park. Joplln. Mo., 28- June 2: Ornheum, Webb City. 4-0. Bush A Gordon, " June 2. Burke A Urllne, Crystal, Logansporl, Jane 2; Crystal, Frankfort, 4-9. Bnrton A Bnrlon. Onturr, Knosaa City. Mo, June 2: Standard, St. Loola. 3-9. Buckley. Franklin A., Krbe's, North Beach, N. Y„ 2H-J line 2. Base, Wm., Family, Pateraon, N. J„ 28-Jant 3. Huiloa A Rankin, Forest Park, St. Louis, 28- Jnne 0. Bnrkea, JuR-gUog, Hippodrome. Han Fnn,, Col., 28-June 2; Acme, Hnerumenlo, 4-0. Buckeye Trio, Cryatal, Detroit, 28-Jnne 2; Olym- pic. So. Bend. 4-0. Brers A Herman, Park, Canton, o., 28-Jnoa 2. Poll's, New Haven, Oono,,' 28- Ind., 28- 28- netmar A Dexter, Orpheum, Daveaport, Is June 0. Bcvere A Devcre, 0. 0. H., Ornnd Rnplds, Midi., 2RJunc 2. Re Faye Sisters, Casino. Norfolk. Vs., 28-Juno 2, De.Imo, nanlsn's I'l., Toronto, 28-Jnne 2. Pelinnt t:ii, Wnolworth, Lancaster, I'a., 28- .i i ii" 2. ftf Tjairn. The. Main St.. Peoria, III., 28-June 2; KprliiRbhmk Casino, Houlli Bend. Ind., 4-0, Delnore A Darrell, llljnii, l.a Crosse, Wis., 28- .Inne 2. Be Iteneo A l.u Hue. San Smicl Park, Wllkes- Biirre, Pa., 28-June 2. Delmorc Sisters. Kellh's, N. Y. 0.. 2fi-Junn 2. Del-A-Phone, Lyric, Ht. Joseph, Mo„ 28-June 3; People's. I*enveuworth, Knii., 4-0. Mxtin A Fields, Spring Brook Casino, So, Bend, Ind., 27-Jttne 2; Robinson Park, Ft. Wayne, 4-0. nilla A Templet on. Crystal, HI. Joseph, Mo„ 21* June 2; Karl, Pueblo, Col.. 40. PIkIr. Serenndern, Henderson's, Coney Island, N. Y . 28-June 2. Dlerlcki iiros., FnrcNt Park, Ht. IaiiiIs, 27June 81 Wonderland Park. Wl.hlln. Kan.. :t>0. "Dlda," Athletic Park. Iluffnlo. 28-June 2. DlKinoiid A Hmlth, flnwortl, Boston, 28-June 2; Krlln'a, N. Y. jL 4-0. IHamoria A May, Flsrher's, I/ii Angeles, Cat., 28- Jnne 0. Don. Fmina, Kmp., Burnley, Kna., 28-June 2; Warrington, 4-0; Pal., Bradford, ll-lu; Pal., Halifax. I8-2X BTHkrny, Will, Lake Casino, Canton, O., 28-June 2; Rocky Hprlngtt, )■:. Liverpool, 40. Downey A Pa K e. Wheeling, W. Va., 28-Jnne 2. Dorat-b A Rniaell, Ktectrlc Park, M^oatgotnery, Ala., 28 June 2; BIJou, Nnsbvllle. Teuu., 10. Dotihy, Kdllb, A Co.. BIJou, Dtiluth, Mluu,, 28- June 2. Tenn., 4-0, Dorle, Kdlth, Lakesltle CshIoo, Akron, 0„ 2B> June 2. Dolierty Hlaters, Hbea's, Toronto, 2B-June 2. Hunbars, Casting, Luna Park, Coney Island, N. V., 28-June 0. Dumonds, \#*. Keith's, Phlla., 28-Juoe 2. Dunont, -Mary, A Co.. Olympic, Cbleago. 28-June 2. Duncan, Chas. II., I'aalor'a, N. Y, C.. 38-Juue t. Dnranda. Lwt. Hendrrson's, Coney Island, N. V., 28-June 2. Dunbar* Coils, Olrnlingy Park, Columbus, 0„ 28-June 2. Rarly A Laic, Lyric Park, Mnskogee, I. T., 28- June 2. - Carle, ■ Virginia. Temple, Deirolt, 28-.Tune 2. Kckel A Warner. Kmplre, I'lllsfleld, Miss.. 28- June 2: Olenhaven I'ark, Ituliesier. N. Y., 4-0, RekhaR A (lurdon, Hhea's, Toronio, Can,, 28-Juue 2. Kdioond A Mealy. Hoiighlon, Midi,, 38Jnnq 2; HIJcii. Calumet, 4-0. Kilrty, Arthur. Fdyslan flrove, Tucsna. Arl>., 38- JllDP 9. RVlna, Mil*,, Keith's, Boston, 28-Jnne 2. Kdson, Harry, A "Doc," Lakeside Caaluo, Akron, O., 28-Jnne 2. tm ' Elrrora A Ray. Ondfroy'a. Orand Rapids, 28- Jnne 3. _ • F.lltn Musical Font 1 , Proctor's 3,1*1 St.. N. Y. C, 28-Jnne 3. Kit luge, Julian, Palace, I/tndon, Rug.. 28-June .10. Klmo. I'cle & Allle, Kmplre, Snrlngneld, III,, 28- Jime 2; Crystal, Ht. Joseph, Mo., 4-0. Fllsworilis (4), Ilotil I'nrk, Peru, hid,. 28 Jnne 2. nun, Snm, Moss A Stoll Tour, Kng., 38 June rtil. Mllls-Nowlsn Trio, Victoria. N. Y. C, 38-Jnne 2. Kl Oroaln, Slgnui-, Codfroy's, Ornnd Rtplds, Mich., 28-J lino 2. Kmery, Winifred. Phlla.. 28-Jnne 2. Fnii-erors of Mnsle t4>. IngersoII Park, DM Moines, Is., 38-Jnne 2; Forest Park, HI. LoiiU, 4 0. Kmplre City Qnartelte, Victoria, N. Y. C„ 28- June 2. Kni|ilre Comedy Four, Moss A Stoll Tour, Rng., 28- June .10. Rrnle A Hooeaer, Ren'n, Rscnnaba, Mich., 28- June 2; Crystal, Milwaukee, Wis., 40. H»terbrooks, The, Revere lleucli, Boston, :"■<■ June 3. Rvuns, May, Henderson's, Coney Island, N. Y., 28-J line 2. Kvons Nlaler*(.'l), Coliseum. Clorelnnd, 28-Jnne 2. Kvins Trio, I'nainr's, N. V. C., 28-June 2. Lvers, Geo. W., Park, Pueblo, Col., 28-June 0. Kftns, Harry, Keith's, N, V. f„ 28-June 2; Hen- *lersoti's. Coney Islanil, N. Y., 4-0, , Cx'»oslllon Four. Knmmin, Orand Kflphls, Midi., 38-June 3. Farley, James A Bonnie. Wills' Park, Atlanta. On., 38-June 31 Montgomery, Ala., 40. Fnlarilo, Family. Butte, Mom., 28-June 2; Spo- kane. Wash., 4-n. FnrrelI Taylor Trio, Colonial, N. Y. 0., 28-Jnne 2. Ferris Wiley Trio, BIJou, Bullle Creek, Mich,, 88- Jnne 3; BIJou. Lan-tlng. 4-0. IVrgusnn A llceson, Athletic I'ark, New Orleans, l.n., 28-June 0. Ferguson a Mack, F.mp.. Olasgow, S.i>t., 3h- June 2: Paragon, I/indon, Kng,, 4-H; Kmp., HlrmlnRham, Hid. Frrguson \- I'sssmore, Cnslno Park, Kalamoiisi, Midi., June 4-0. 1-Yrry, Snns Bwicl Park. Chlcngo, 38 June 2; Wonderland, W'U-hlln, Knn„ 4-0. Perrrnis, Kellh's, ClevHnml, 28-Jnne 2; KellhS, I'blln., 4-0. F^iiielle. Ilnrry, Fairyland, Psterson. N. ,L, 28- June 2. Fhdd.. mid BniiHnn, Colon, Rakcraflelil, (V>l., 28- Jline'J; Los Angeles, ill, Flnlsy A Burke. Kclib's, Clevclnnd. SH-Juue 2, Fisher, Mr. A Mrs. Forking Kellli's. N. V. (J., June 4-0. FlrtU, Bnruey. l.ngoou, Ludlow, Ky., 28-.Itine 2. Flutter. Music, KcIiI.'h. Phlla., 2H-Jiu>« 2. Fields, Will IL, Spring • drove I'nrk, Kprlnglleld, <».. 28 June 2; Fnlrvlew I'nrk, nnyton, 4 0, Fields. W. <)., Kellh's, Ihxfon, 28-June 2. Fisher A Johnson, Itobliimiu's Pnrk, Ft. Wsyne, llid., 28 June 2. Flriclicr. chin*, leounrd, A Co., I'roclor's OHili St., N. V. C-, SB-June. J. Florence, Leo. Mntilmt inn, Norfolk.Vs., 28-.Iune 2. [Torn. Mildred. Wouderlund, WlelilUi, Kau., 2H- June 2; BIJihi, lhibiii|iu>, la., in. Flynti, Karl, umpire, Frct>j>ort, III.. 28 June 3. Flemi'ii A- Miller. I'nrk, LeiivenworUi, Klin,, 28- Jtine 2, Flood nros., A Co., Kellh's, N. Y. C„ SR-Jime 2. l-'orreata, Mti-ii-.il, Weal Knd Park, New Urlcnnt, 28-June 2. Ford Hlslers A Rrolhers, Kclth'a, Boston, 2R- Jnne 2. Fav A lUul.cs. Hliihiia Pnrk, Salt Luke, IL, 28- Jnne 0. Flint 1 llonl I'.r..*.., Ail.Idle Park, RitlTnlo, 28- J one 2. Fnsler, K«L, A Hog. Alhnnilira, N.Y. C, 28-Juiio 2. Fnslo A Hnre. Forest Park, SI. Louis, 28-June 2, l-'iev.ill, rnilerlc. LiigiHiu, l.utltow, Ky,,28-June 2. Frnr.er I'-.iiH'd.v Four, Umpire. Ih-s Alolnes, In,, 28 June 2. Frank, Marvelous A Hob, Orpheinn, Los Angeles, i.'ill,, 28-June 11. Fn^lerkkri Family, Fimlnlne Ferry Pnrk, LaabH Villa, Ky., SM-Jiiiin 2. Frlcae Bros,, Midlue, III., 2s.ini... 2; HIJoii, l.u (IrotMC, Wis., 4-11. l-'rlgiiiicn, TrUle, VU'lorU, N. Y. 0., 28-Jnnn 2, l<'re<lcrl<-k, HowHrd, ll.-i..n. 2H-Jiuie 2. Frey, Henry, Nltir, N. V. C, SRJuiie 2. Frnslnl, F. tl., While Oily, Chlt-ngu. 2M-,lnne 2; h'orest Park, Kmtsns city, 4-0. (hirtlner A Si.-Mui.l. prodoi-'s, Albany, N. V., 28-Jnne 2. Giinlnor, Jessie C, Air Dome, Topeka, Kau., 2T- June 2, tliiHHiinni, Joseph In p, Lnkttslile Cnslno, Akron, O., 2N-Ju»c 2. fliiruoltl. Kuili, Family, Pnlersnii. N.J., 28-June3, (liirrlson, Jules A KIIh, Kellh's, Boston, 2NJiinc2, (iiirrlty Hlnlers, W*Hdwi>rlh'H, Lancaiister, Pa., 2H- Jn.ie 2, rinllowny, Jns. W., 0. O. IL, Urnud Ituplds, mil-|i., 38-June 2. Onrson, Mnrlou, lliiiisinn I'nrk, Ornml Itiiplds, Mich., June 4-11. (hit-In A I'liitt, Fairyland, I'ulerson, N. J., 28- June 2. Oarlelle Bros., YontiR's Pier, Allsnllc Oily, N. J., 28.lune 2, ... fTJuylnrd, Itounle.'BIJoii, BtH'ntur, HI., 28-Jnnn 3. lliiylur A lirurr, Ciinilvnl, lliinnuii-, N. J., 28- Jiilie 2; Alliuille tlnrdeii. N. V. II., 4-0. tn-iHcr A Walters, Wenona lleioh, nay City, Mich., June Of, (lllleii, Tom, Hprlng Haven Pnrk, Bncliratcr, N, V., 28-Jiiue 3, (illl, Nat, Ciinilvnl. I'lnliiOrld, N. J., 28-JllllC 2; Hprlng I.nke 1'urk, Tivni.m. hi. OlllluKwiilcr. Ulnnde, A Co., Keith's, N. Y. ft, 28-June 2. Ollroy. Ilnyiics A Moiituomery, Hlppislriiine. Sun Fran., Cal., 28-June 2. omen. FdHuni A lintel, (smk's Pnrk, Kvansvllle, Ind,, 38-Jimic 2. (lleiiroy, Jniiies Itlchrnoud. Shea's, Toronto, Can., 28-June 2. (HcoHuiiH, The, ft Houlihan, Tomple, Dcimlt, 28-Juno 2. "hiiwhi of Death," White City, Syracuse, N, Y„ 28-Jnne 0, nii-iiroy Bros,, Bijou, phlla., 38-June 0. trjFNlRl, si. ■ '&' lliitlloli, Mr. itllolt, Mr. A Mrs., Crystal, SI. Joseph, Mo., 28-June 2; BIJou, Lincoln. Neb., 4-0. (lolden tllly Quurlet, Holimer I'nrk, Muiilretil, Can., 28-Juno 2. (lordon Bros,, Pnslor's, N. Y. C, 28 .Inne 2. (Into, BIJou, Dillutli, Mini)., 2N-,luiii> 2. Iloldln, ihrraiv. Victoria. N. Y. I!., 2il June 2. Urenniln A Fiilnra, Chesier Pnrk, Cliuinnutl, 21* June 2. Oreeu A Wenlhcro, Wesimltisler, Prnvldencs, K. I., 28-Jiiue 2. Gray, Corn, Auditorium, Lynn, Mass 28-.Tnun 2, Gray, Kd., Keith's. Boslon, 28>Juue 2. Uns'it Bros,, llljioi, Superior, Wis,, 2N-June 2. Gross, Win,, Family, Ituclne. Wis., 28-.lum- 2. Greeiiiviiy. Hy., ciymptc, Clik-sgo. 2R.luiie 2. Grnnl, Kidney, Colmilnl, N, V. C. 2HJnn» 2. Hull, Vrtink, F.nsi LlrerpfHd, 0., 28-June 2; Fnrai, Toledo. 4-0. llnniinoii.I A Forrester, Lnkcvlew Park, Danville, 111., 28-Jtme 2. Haley A Ilnrtr, Coney Inland, 4»nclnnnll, .28- June 2; Lakeside Pnrk, Dnytnn, 4-1), Harrises, iMnclitg (41, Lakeside I'nrk, Akron, 0., 2N-.lune 2. Iltiwtlinrne A Burl, Kellli's. Cleveland, 28June 2, lliitbawav A Helgel, Fontaine Ferry Park, Louis- i'l!.-. Ky.. 2h fiiue 2. Iluywsrd, Conroy A lloyward, Knnt Bad 1'srk, Memphis, Tenn., 28-Juiie 2; Forest I'nrk, Hi. Louis, in. Ifarcoiirl. Frank, F.uson's, ChlcaKn. 28-June 3. Ilawley, Wm, F., A Co., II. A H.. N. Y. 0„ 28- June 2. Harris, Beauregard A Co., Alntneda I'ark, Rulirr, ' I'a., 28-June 2. Ilnrly, Charley, Crystal, Frankfort, Ind.. 28* June 2; Crystul. Klkhnrt. 4-0. Hnwkliis, Lew. Fotilalne Ferry Pnrk, UhiIhvJMi-, Ky.,'28Jime 2. Ilarl, Willie A Kdlih, Kellh's. N, Y. 0„ SH- June 2. Hnwk-llowk Trio. Itljon, I'lipm, 0„ 28-June 2: Van Wert. 4-1*. Hayes A Johnson, H. A S., N, Y. C, 28-June 2, llsyman A Frankllo, Alhambra, Brlgbion, Kng., June 4-0; Kmp., Clnphsot, ll-Hl; Star, Her- inondsey, 18-2:i. nnveman'a Animals. Ingersnll I'nrk, Dca Moines, la.. 28-June 2. Hamilton A Wiley, Orand, Milwaukee, Wli., 28- Jntifl 2; International, Chicago, 4-0, Hearn, Clnrk, Frnnklln, Cryslnl. Denver, Col., 28-June 2: Crystal, Pueblo 4-n. Henry, F-itgene. Park, Kenosha, Wis., 28-June 2. llengler Hfslers, Proctor's, Newark, N. J., 2H- Junn 2. Beriberi Bros.. BIJou. Wheeling. W. Vs., 2H-.Tnne 2. Hi-umnns, Marvelous. Htnr, Toronto, Can,, 2H* June 2. H.rls-rt's Dogs, Audllorlum, Lynn, Mass,, 28- June 2, Herald H'tuare Quortelte, Idlewlld Park, Rich- mood. Vs., 28-Juue 2; Pota-a da Leon Park, Atlanta, (la., 4-0.