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AUGUST 31, 1002. THE STAB SUNDAY. ws 2 I ZS 2S-A-r ew Arrivals of 1 fabrics THEATRICAL Union Traction Co. OF IND. TIME TABLE Effective May 23.

1902, and Ready-Made Wearables. Jolly rathfloders con R' We're right to the front with our new Fall line. Second to nont, re safe in saying. There's some choice bargains for early buyers. re safe In saying.

cluded their week's engagement at to tbiB country in the autumn to star under the management of Mr. Arthur and the Shuberts, that the comedian hat been taking the water at Harrogate. His wife is with him. we You should see as at once. the Wysor Grand night with the melodraina, "The James iirothers of Missouri." The house was packed to the doors, owing to the fact that In addition to a play appealing strongly to those fond NEW DRESS GOODS May Buckley is to he James O'Neill's leading woman in the new play by Harriett Ford.

Miss Buckley's last appe'arance was with the Frawley Stock company in the spring. She has been summering at FOB INDIANAPOLIS AND WAY STATIONS Leave: 4:15 m. and Lourly thei. after until p. m.

and 11:15 p. connecting; at Anderson tor Marion, Alexandria and Elwood. TrnB leaving at 11:16 p. m. runs on schedule ot Limited trains, arriving at Indianapolis at 1:16 a.

m. tlffr If of exeilting adventures, wan given away. On the announcement of number 3,122 Master Howard lieck came down from the peanut section and, after presenting the winning slip and clalmh his prize, he was es( orted to his home by an Informal of his admir J-iong As Digby Bell is to irapersoost Sam Weller to the Mr. Pickwick of Mr. Hopper in the musical comedy, ELWOOD, IND.

EI. WO" ID, Auk'. Tli" mot brilliant event In r' clrc-Ie lliat he tjikt-n pla-e In this city months a4 the ri- ptipn ciieri t.y th: Ion T'n rluli in thi-ir fru-mlK at the new Apollo rtrk bull. ling Monday night, one hun-Ored fiit-siH wf it present hikI tin evening tv.is spent with ranln and Air. Chnil.i iMllorily and Mrs M.

l'louglio th" prize at rorhre. A I luncheon w.m set -d Many nut of town gii-t! wiTf in The numbers of th" Hon Ton i liih the follow inn W. N. Smith. W.

Sal TKtT. Kred rh Mahan, r'hitilcH Osborne, li.org.- Brier, Harry Jiuiif'. Sebi-rrt C. V. New-eomer.

I'harl'-w liirk, Kil Rtephenn, (J. W. H-nm-tt. Hert ''an ntiT. H.

Killott, Frank V. Tn -llority, Taylor and Mrs. A. M. Cole entertained a patty of friends lit o'eloek dinner at her h' me on Nr-rth meet, inlay evening There were seven' 1 out if town guests.

Mr Elmer linker is the guest of relatives at Unlimond. Mr. anl VV MoMetier. of in. i re guests Mr.

and Mm. 8. li. Waiting. Mr.

mil Mn F. E. 1'ellorfly. Mr. nd M.n.

W. K. 'Ivmi-r. MIsk Loin dymer end Ml" I'yle of were visitors In till Munch' f.ilr. Mr.

am) Mrs. .1. II. Klllott drove to Indl-nnanollB Wedm whiy and will make a wok's vij-lt ii relatives. Mr.

and Mm. (Jeorge are vln-ittng at Warsaw. I'lymmiih arid other points In the northern part, of the male. Mr. anil Mm.

Nora Hemer npent tills Week at the Himwell fall. lr. and Mm. V. Kdwlntt eMertMlne'l a few fil'inlK at.

o'eha ilniti'-r at their home on West Main Htno-t. Wednesday er ing Miss Anna ll.irth. of Imtiklrk, the guest of Minx Freeman. Mr. and Mrs.

Itoilm attended a fi.Tllv aril vlM'-rl nlailves In (oiinlv thin week. Mr. md Mm. W. II 'iieen nr upending a week vttr relative at Allwny anil nlhr points 111 the eastern part of the Stale.

Mr. and Mrs. 'loldnmltli and -hlldren making a vMI nt. J'rench Men FpririKH. Mrm.

Edwin A. Hiephenn Id thu RiKRt of relailyi'ti at Cleveland. Anna Haas and Ken-thaw ar vlili Ihk frkndM Mrs. C'lrn orb of 'I I tit n. In the gnet of t'hailen I'' The Hon T' Int.

la id a rnnil (iellnhifnl meetlnK Kllh Ji Wllllll.s, oil North Ardertaiit Klreil, Krhiay al'ti miohii. Theio wa. a lull alli-r dan of the in Hilars, ATler Hie usual limn devoted lo cards lure'hzill was served Mrs. V. II Ha-iKstr and Mrs.

Kre.l ing friends. The play told a romantic Story of Jesse Jarr.es' love for Zel'la Jtalston and the plottings which ended In the famous Missouri bandit's death. As Interperaled by K. A. the scourge of illue Cut.

was a dashing young hero, driven eventually by persecution to turn on his oppressors, and suffer death by a treacherous hand. The sympathy of the audience was ith the train robber, whose best side was shown In the play und his struggle MIS3 0IADY3 CADWALtDEE, Pretty 7-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cadwalldcr, of lildgevllle, Kundolph county. air.

ricitwick," it develops that the Shepherd and the boy of the Lambs' club will spend the season together. So the company will be quite parliamentary. The latest engagement for the "Price of Pilsen" is Helen Bertram, wao signed with Henry W. Savage for the part of the dashing American widow. Miss Bertram has just returned from Europe, where she went after her illness.

She has not been singing for a year, her last engagement being with Jerome Sykes in "Foxy Quiller." Colored Goods Black Goods 25c Line at 50c Double width Homespun. If you want 50c black you can get what you want in All Wool Tricots. cheviots, Camel's Yard wide Henriettas. Hairs, Venetians, Melrose, Ma- Fancy Striped Waistings. hairs, Henriettas, etc.

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JFV01'- Vlt A liels, Mohairs, Broadclotnes and Melrose, Henriettas and oth many others, ers. 75c, $1,00 SL50 Peau Big line of Zibelines, Covert $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50 Venetians, Basket Natte, etc Taffetas, guaranteed, at 75c, All colors and extra widths. $1.00 and fl.i5 LIMITED TBAIN SEEVICI FOB ANDERSON AND lfr. DIANAFOLIS Leave: 8:00 a. m.

and 11:00 a. 1:00 p. m. and 6:00 p. reaching Anderson in 36 minutes and ln.

dianapolis ln two hours. Return, ing, leave Indianapolis 8:00 a. 11:00 a. 1:00 p. m.

and p. a J0NESB0R0, IND. Ann -1-w rem- ON I F-r fin rton and famliv have relumed Irom ia.ta.nls Fake, wheie ttwy tient two against fate was well rendered. Harry King, as Llzc, the colored supplement to the James boys, kept the spectutors In a roar of mirth, while H. F.

Adams was sufficiently villainous as Jack Huatly. a rival In the road-agent business nnd in love. Miss Sadie Cregan gave a pleasant rendering of the part of Zelda. Jesse's sweetheart, while Miss Jean Harteau was good as Mrs. Samuels, the outlaw's mother.

Wagenhala and Kemper have com- pieiea tne cast for "The Temuest." which brings together again Louis James and Frederick Warde. Thi3 52SAVEB will be their latest Shakesoearean re weeks. Mall t-renl Hiinday In r'hleaifn. 'fr-'ses MaKCle and Marv ey, of city, spent Thursday with Mrs. W.

I lan-els Cdi man and family epent 'i'liei-'lav at Ht. Mb It Frledhrie and farnilv have return-el from Fake Chatam they spent two weeks Mrs Matxle Morcan, of Hlehmond, "eiit Hill. lay with Mrs. 3 Wright. Mis.

James M. linnlels and sons. "Kdcar and I- rmme w-iit on ihc excursion to Hen-ton Harbor, Tuesday. irvllle J' in of Vlnrennes, Is vlsllni; f. lends and relatives here Miss Iva.

Arni-tt Is entert)Ltnln(f her cousin. Miss Thompson, of Hwe'dser. On Saturday afternoon a mntlnee for vival, and the firm has contracted to dedicate with it a number of new the TO ALL POINTS EAST AND WEST aters in the west. As soon as t'te organization is started work will be VIA THE LINE. Wf A I TIHTO riTDTP I gin on Blanch Walsh's comnanv.

dust Two Boats" which is to start out the latter pan of September. BUFFALO Just before leaving New York for Kansas City, where her tour beran. An immense new linohere to choose from, in all colors, newest styles, and priced from $1.75 to $10.00. SILK SKIRTS New Fall Skirts, PeauDeSoies and Taffetas, proper styles, priced from $10.00 to $20.00. Amelia Bingham exnressed herself sharply concerning the Chicago writ IF YOU WANT to know what smartly dressed men will wear t.hl fall we can thow you.

MELLINGER Tailor, 107 West Jackkison. St. er who claims that Haddon Chambers women and children drew a heavy attendance. The piece presented was "Aladdin," an extravaganza based on the Arabian Nights' story of the wonderful lamp. The season of at the Wysor (Irand opera house In Munele was opened most auspiciously by Itentfrow's Jolly Fa thflnders In a popular repertoire.

The company played to capacity every night Inst week ami the capacity of the house Is 1,400. Counter attractions had no visible effect upon the attendance. Itusiness men whose places are open In the evening profited by the large crowds brought up town by the plays at the Wysor Grand. The coming week offers two good attractions In Munele, viz: "A Million stole "A Modern Magdalene" from the Chicagoite. "The Windv she says, "seems to be the head cen CLOAKS ter for all this sort of thing.

Mansfield has his experience with Mr. Gross, who made himself believe that he wrote 'Cyrano de Bergerac." It is especially laughable in the case ATTEMPT TO MURDER. Fred Oberleas Sentenced to Prison for Two to Fourteen Years. 'STAR'S HI'eCIAI. 1 Windfall.

case of For ladies, misses and children- New goods are coming in daily. Early buyers will see some tempting bargains. or 'A. Modern as Mr Chambers adapted his play from a well-known Danish classic. As foi ALL SUMMER GOODS the title, it was suggested by Statre aire Tramp," Wednesday night, and alttnihd a eaul pally ixlven at the mo ol Mis.

1'nd Fi at Tipton, Mm, VV. T. Me I. a I an I urn Nell, ar-visltlim re.lallvi'ti ai l.untinisloii. Miss Ainu nhiitt and Anna Keener, of FvansvJIle, era llitH of Mrs.

ieuiK'' llynes. Mr and Mis I'V'-d Itavnoi ate rrtaklia; ii visit to fraiuls al Clia llitiall. 'I he Mks cave a Ma'lal ei sslon Thursday niKlii In In nor of exalli ruler I'd-win A. Hlephens, who with his family, leaves next week lor nhlu. line ht'ndie Kiasis wi-ie pres lit and a fltii-1 arieui I was i ved.

Mis J. H'null leiinneil from a visit lo John Mii'rurv, at Tltilon. Mrs F.lvlra HP hards entertained at dinner ThuiMtav, in honor ot her uesi, Mls I ii-sie 4'oliiun, of And' tsoti A mtmber of cm sis wero present arid I tin oei ai'ton was a ve. happy on Mrs H. Hi vers.

Inrf. and little. l.iiiihter ri tinned Haturdav fr ni on ex-leield visit lo niailves nl Kiplev mil 111 inehi sii-r, 'i. Mlr.s Miller enierlalned at dinner Weduesilay, a number oi Kutstit this elty and Mrs. A.

Cole am'. Hon rjionn are ITiendliiK a few days with friends at Alexandria, Mis. I Hum i Caldwi II. of 'I horntown, Is the Kiiest of fills Haii'h Adair Mr, ami Mrs John 1'eitz are home from two weeks' sta at Wist il.nlen print's Tho Thiilsdnv eluh held Its na-ellm? thl-i Week l.t the home of Mrs. I'l'iUKle-.

DETROIT 6 "Two Little Waifs," Saturday night, lloth are booked at the Wysor Grar.d Less than cost. There's a few things left here that you can save money on nv. Would pay you to lay manager Max Freeman at rehearsal." Lulu Glaser, having been abroad, has sent a cablegram to Fred C. Whitney that she will reach New opera house. until next season.

it away Fred tiherleas, cliitiKeil with assault to kill, i aniH to a elosi? with a Venlh't of KUilty. The troulile kicw out of a love nffulr lad ween OherleiiK und the tlatigliler of Alfred Orr, In the west end of the county, Orr objected to the younK man's visits and flberleaa fired three missing shots nt Orr. The two I hen grappled nnd In the seullle Olierleas' revolver dropped and he was mi 'Mentally shot In the leg. Iloth fn nil Men lire highly respected, (iherlens will lie taken to I he prison south to eel ve a sentence of from 2 lo 14 years. York in time to Join the rehearsals Mannger Harry Wysor, of the Grand opera house In Munele, has provided plenty of good amusement for local theater-goers for September.

His bill GLCVELA. HEME, of "Dolly Varden" on Saturday, Aui 30. After two weeks at the Victoria theater, opening Sept. 22, Bhe will begin a tour of the principal cities. Mr.

120 South Walnut St. of fare for the month Is tts follows: "A Millionaire Tramp," "Two I.lttle Whitney has been yachting on this great lakes, but is in New York to Waifs." "Ten Nights In a Har-room." "Flicle Josh Sprip eby," Imperial Stock greet his star. company (one week), and "Mr. Jolly of MURRAY STILL HELPLESS. by the Ilroadhurst Comedy com pany.

Jessie MUlward, Hilda Sprore and COMMtNCINd JUNE IOtm Imprond Dally Kspreu Sarrlc. (14 nannl betwMn DETROIT and BUFFALO Leave DETROIT Daily 4- P.M. Arrive it BUFFALO 8.00 A.M. Connections with all railroad for poinu Leave BUFFALO Daily 5.30 P.M. Arrive st DETROIT 7.00 A.M.

Cminw-tinfr with F-arliMt triiil for ftl! poinu in HH H. th WEST, tlso with l. C. Uf of HrtSf tn for all Urtat Lake Summar KMorta. fond 2c.

(or illustrated pamphlet and rate. Rate between Detroit and Pnffalo tt.W one wif. 11.50 round trip Berflu tl.UO, tl.tO) Slaluoenu 92.i0 each direction. atMnr will nt aell vntl I Winchester Citizen Hurt in a Fall at Beatrice Irwin, all under engagement to Chnrles Frohman. have ranched While the past week was hardly Washington.

fHTAH'H flrKClAI. HFIIVICK. Winchester. Aug. 30.Vord New York from London.

Miss MUlward is to make her reappearance record-breaker at the Wysor Grand opera house In point of husltiess. It was after an absence of a year or more, at a record -breaker for the Hentfrmv eotnes from Washington. 1. that W. K.

Murray, mi einployo In the census the OaTrlek in "There's Many a Slip," playing the part originated in Lon Comedy company, which held the boards nt this popular play-house. The throueh ticket, ol'nse buy a "local ilepiirttiient. has slightly Improved from don by Winmfred Emery. Miss Ir company opened four weeks aco, August 4. In New Castle and has play win, who has been described as the llin effeclH of the serious Injuries received III it fall but that lie Is vet uti-iilile move his body or hands.

Mr. ticket to Buffalo or Detroit. nd pav your transfer charge, from depot to wharf. By doing this we will save you $3.00 to any point East or West. A.

A. SCHAHTZ, ft 0(freff. prettiest girl on the London stage, ed to good business ever since, but the while she was the Ingenue at Wynd receipts of the Munele engagement far Murray served as auditor of this county for eight years and lived here before hnm a theater, it also to be in exceeded any others this season. mi Hmith sli' i t. All of Hie iiieiiilii were present and Mt sdames I Hi llila-tiuin, Ih llorltv, Hellinan, Jones and Hun'.

er were joi sts Alter I'lirds lute li'-on was Hervi'd. Mrs Will llnMliu? won lh" first rlzi Mrs. Kutner the seeim-l tiiiii and Mi s. A. 3.

1 1 1 1 itm ti I he guesls bo-Mr. nml Mrs. J. F. and F.

F. Kaytme and ehllitieii luive returned front a visit lo Virions pi hits of Inteie't In Hie (a.M. Mi. i 'sear Au itlll Is home frnin a visit to I lnt I es al Mrs Abi'oli I'iiit Is niaklliK a vtnll In old home, at lllaiu aslel Mis Mai caret after a lsl In V.i. Nira 'I hoii-psn, lias leliiriinl til Louisville MtS.

I' lllllia lloovel, Tie has been 111" Cinal of Mr. and Mrs Co-nrce l-'r ink, has to te hi me at Mr. mid Mis I1'. I-. l-'i rnshell attended the ineellnu th" Itopiildli an Kdttotlul H'a-celall ti at broad Klppl" l''llda Miss Nora Kitll who has Peon the rtnesl of Misses Alma ,1.

lines and Anna Hans, lias returned her inane nt Marlon Mrs. W. I) I'av's has tetiirte'd from a visit In her former hoiii" In rittsluiir Mrs, Inhn l.otl, after visit tn Mrs. lleynolds. has returned to "There's Many a Slip." Miss Sprong MADE HAPPY, TREATED CUREDby is to appear in "Iris" and then A PLAY WITHIN A FLAY.

"Ulysses." Next reason both she and Ing lo Washington. OLD SETTLERS' MEETING. STAIVR HI'FI'IAI. 8FHVICK.J Miss Irwin will be at the New Lyce I A ulav within a play. This sounds urn theater in New York under Dan rather odd, rather obsetiish In fad, iel Frohman's control.

Hamuli It Is not; on the contrary, it Is liiiud, wholesome, numerous fctory William Fnverhnm returned from London on Monday, Aug. 25. He of American life, and without a sln-Kle weird situation or etilcniatlc line. To satisfactorily explain one must tell then learned from his manager, Chnrles Frohman, that Sir Gilbert Parker hns been delayed In deliver ing his dramatizntlon of "The Right Mrs. fl Filer and Mn Ft Cahornn City.

Aug. 30. -The old roltlors of Knndolph and Iielawnre counties held their 17th minimi reunion today at (ink (Irovo, two miles north of Parker City, John W. Kern, of Indianapolis. Congressman (Jeorge W.

Cromer, of Miincle. nnd ex-Senator Theodore Shockncy, of Fnion City, spoke. A full report of the meeting will appear In The Monday. ENTERTAINEDSOUTHERNERS. STAU'S HPCCIAI, PF.HVICE Alexandria.

F. II, H. No. 2, Aug. 30..

-A (lellghtfiil party was enjoyed by jire home fr a visli at I ndiari null! Mrs. ill Is speiiillni; a few days wllh Mrs John o'laiv. at lndlatifnnilis. Mr nml Mrs. A.

F. Mn- ntlemli-d the nl. oellHrs' mei IIiik at 'heslet lleld Tliurs dav. Mra Mary Htaley lias returned (o her ti'itne nt Hpene'r. after a visll tn Mr.

and Mrs A. 1" Mofr.ll 'J Misses Noilne and Corn Oulnn. whi hava been cui'sis of Mrs Charles lohnso-i the many friends of Miss Fenii MclPnd In honor of F.d Hass. of West Virginia, nnd Miss Marguerite Unss, of Florida. The evening was spent In games and music.

The home was decorated with pnlttis nnd carnations. Itefreshnienls were served. linvts relurued to Ihelr home at And'T-aor. Mrs. W.

Hetider. or cl-ftvshutK. Is the guest of Mis Hello Miss saliele Ib-ia. aeis nit a led her to Fhvood. Mr.

no I Mis Will I. II. v. if Newcastle, re Kneels of Mr and Mrs C. l.

larson. Mrs. James ltolllus imd ehlidreti aro (tiirsts of relatives at Knkonio. the story of the piny. An actor who had taUcn to drink, on account of the opposition made to him by the parents ol' his nance, Koes to lie bad, Is no loiter able to hold an eiiBiiKCnient, find eventually becomes a tramp.

Due day lit. drifts Into a little Indiana town, on the front end of a passenger train. Further bin but on the Inside of the coaches there Is a small theatrical company. Tramp and company get off at the same town, the company Is billed to play In the town a week. The second night of the engagement the leading man Is called home by the death of his ife, there Is no one to fill his place and consternation reigns In the little band of actors and actresses; Anally It Is learned that tjie tramp has been an nctor, and furthermore, has played the hading part of the "Two Orphans" with Kate fluxion.

This Is the play (hey are to put this night. The tramp plays the part, meets the leading woman of the company, his former sweetheart. The complications that arise from the ground work to the plot of the greatest scenic comedy drama of recent years, Klmer Walters' "A Millionaire Tramp," The third act shows not alone the exterior of a country theater, but the Interior as well with the audience seated, curtain up and performance In progress, nnd the effect has never been accomplished heretofore. of Wny," in which Mr. Faversham is to stnr.

If the piece cannot be completed in time Mr. Frohmnn has another play up his sleeve for this actor's e. Humorist George Ade's meny satire, "The SultRn of Sulu," was so eminently successful that his "Peggy from Paris" is to be produced by Henry W. Savage during the early autumn. "The Sultan of Sulu" is a comic opera written in a satirical vein, while "Peggy from Paris" is a musical comedy.

The music of "Tha Sultan of Sulu" is by a young Chicago musician. Alfred G. Walthall, and that of "Peggy from Paris" is by William Loraine, whose "Salamm-bo" was one of the sought-for bits cf orchestration of its year. It is understood that in "Peggy from Paris" Mr. Ade has made use of considerable of the vernacular of the day, but at the same time he has upheld 'tis reputation as a satirist.

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"SALLY IN OUR ALLEY." hit rrm.isiiKiis' riiKss New York. Aug. 30 "Sally In Our Alley," (Jeorge W. Lederer's new must-al comedy, opened Jacob I.ltt's Iiroad-way theater for the season of tonight and scored a decided hit. "Sally" will stay In New York for many weeks to come, there Is Utile doubt.

The leading role as assumed by Mar Cahlll. whose Illness of a few days mused the postponement of the Initial leformanee Thursday night. She Is "featured" In the piece as a star and justified Mr. Lederer's confidence In K-vlnir her this prominence. Her merry presence was the life of the piece and her clever little drolleries throughout ndded that humor In detail without which the best of musical farces Is like-lv to drag.

Richard Carroll, Joseph Herbert. Lewis, (leorgia ('nine and others contribute their quota of the fun making. The book, by (Jeorge llobart. is exceedingly bright In spots while the music by I.udwlg Knglander Is tuneful and fairly new. WYMern R-.

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BALL BLOCK, MUNCIE, IND. MILLIONAIRE TRAMP. The Brightest Novelty of the year. Prices: 15c, 25c, 35c, 50c Seats ready Tues. Morning September 2.

51 RICHMOND, IND. tl.JO CINCINNATI TALL FESTIVAL F.xcurnlcn rate via L. E. Or.e and one third fnre round tlekets on fale Pt-ptemher l.i to returning up to September ttne faro round trtr- for tnket Seplemb- 15. 17.

22, W. goi or.e day from date of eale- rr, HAP'-1't" COBN AND GLASS PALACE-DUNKIRK, IND. O.i aico'int of Munrle Day alove orca-rund Tickets good rf.urnlnf Sept. Or 1st to tlt Inclusive th ('. R.

K. R. will 11 loumi trip u-ktt-: t-i KUhmond at t1. on account the U.ine "oiiniy Kair. Return limit i.f titkU, bt ptember "Ul tl R.

M. R. R. tl SO GOSSIP OF THE PLAYERS. Dani.M V.

Arthur has received word from Weedon Grossmith, who comes SOLD IN MUNCIE BY V. E. SILVERBURG..