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Bemember the name Dcao's and take no other. I Jessie Bartlett Davis to Star Next Season. DIXEY TO BECOME A Jlethods of Most of the Xew York Dnt- matic to Two fol of the Stace For Its Former If certain plans, as at present contemplated, are carried out, we shall have the opportunity next season to sue serious writ-ten by Americans and presented by a company of genuine artists without the hitherto indispensable accompaniment of buffoonery masquerading under the dcsifTHiirion of comedy. It is said, and the rumor appears to have more foundation than raosc Kialto gossip, that Bartk-tr. Davis the Bostonians, who is generally conceded to be the best contralto in this country, is to be sent out us a star it the head of a company presenting an operatic version of Sardou's great play, Gismonda." Xo one will contend that; Gisinonda" is in any a comedy, and, while it- is also not exactly a tragedy.

it contains as serious a storv as the aver- Here are two i-jcent cases in point, "Ctuft- berland "01" at the Fourteenth Street and "La Poupec'' at the Lyric. The former is an American drama by Franklin Fyles. It is presented in a mag niiicent manner by a east the like of which is seldom scon in this city. There 2as been no distinct fault found with the play, and yet most of the critics lack the magnanimity to conic out openly and state I unqualifiedly what is the simple that the p.j^ enlphatic hjt Tfae scenes are laid at West Point and in the Cumberland mountains, and a war atmosphere pervades the play. It is admitted to be one of the most thrilling, exciting and continuously intercstmg dramas seen in this city for many years, and even those critics who endeavored to appear wise by not; allowing themselves to be carried away in print have had to admit all that is herein stated.

With "La Poupee" things are even worse. Here was a very light comic opera, with a beautiful story, which has already bi-C'ii extensively plagiarized, and with a particularly delightful score by that master of music Edmund Audran, who composed the immortal "La ila-seotte," "Olivette' 1 and other equally famous works. The piece was creditably presented, and although the cast was probably not quite up to the standard of the London company, every member of it is a performer of good repute. Still we find the very same critics who raved over this operetta while it was in London damning it, with faint praise here and seeking to palliate this turn-about by the statement; that tbe players here do not uily develop the possi- GOLD DUST WASHING POWDER Why Co FOR GOLD trhen you cnn get it right home Your grocer sells it. MADE OXLV BY THE M.

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Kostou, age grand opera. The contemplated experiment will be bilities. Nevertheless the audiences axe most interesting in many respects. In the large and fashionable, and it will be a first pliice, it will be the first time that an i bad guess to venture that Mr. Hainmer- I stein will find "La Poupee" one of tho most profitable pieces of dramatic property he has ever owned.

Anna Held plays the title role. PACTS, FADS AND CHICAGO DIVISION DAIIY. Leave for a a Arrive from Chicago a m.M:00 m. BRADFORD AND COLUMBUS. Leave for Bradford :15 a m.

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Arrive from Richmond pm. INDIASAPOI.18 AKD LOOISVItil. for Louinvillo ft m. Arrive from CoulivlUe a m. J.

A. MOCTJLLOUGH, Agent, Logaoaport. Ind. Velours helps to swell ihe list of fashion, able Autumn fabrics and is presented in fascinating varieties. The graceful wave markings seen in noire silks are incorporated in One class of solid-colored relours in a silk- mixture.

The curds are very heavy and the surface silky. Another kinii with find cords blends two tlie lighter of which is in silk. A novelty velours has over- with plum, tcrcen. £okl or red silk threads, winch produce an illumina ed effect. In another novelty the colored grounds are visible through, heavy black cords, male- rial besides, cmbos t-d in an nidetiuit design.

An all-wool velours of an eriiirely new weave has heavy cords wuven very closely. cords distinguish another all- wool vi'lon in mixed colors, ilie cords being 1-defined and far apart. This is an ex- ccp'ionally sflish and may be made up acceptably in a coat-aud--kirt suit. Tlie cords in yet at.oilier mi.vr<i veionrs lake the usual vertical din-ci'o ami am clnscr than in the kind jus; el' si-ril, d. t.

uii quilo as distinct. In a very faui-v nove'ily ve ouvs lihu'k and staaii i i n-lief frum a of eo'on-d siik. wlr'ch mav Unc. gold. crreen.

Jn there are heavy silk ti'jures Sin- uovritv oi em- ami the BARTLETT DAVIS, effort will have been this star a singer in a single grand opera. The nearest approach to this i has; been where women like Kimiiu Abbott nnd Marie Tavary have starred in a reper- tory of grand operas. Then it will also serve to demonstrate whether or not such an intensely popular favorite as Jessie i Bartletr Davis will be strong enough to draw audiences in works which, while she is better fitted for rhem than for those in I which she. has been appearing for years past, are certainly not admired by so large a clientele. The names of librettist and composer of the new opera have not yet been mentioned, but it is rumored that the two men will be the same who are responsible for what is probably the best opera ever written by Americans.

Them will be no trouble on the score of hackinc- I Just before the beginning of the present season there- was a vast amount of com- ment in the theatrical columns of tho newspapers with reference to the so called theatrical trust. Its advocates sought to i make it appear that it was one of the most i beneficent things ever organized in the i theatrical world, while its enemies de- Bounced it vigorously as in restraint of trade and a vile octopus designed to con- centrate the business ot" the theaters and stars of the country in the hands of a few unscrupulous speculators. Without going into tho merits of the cose, it is a fact that, at in this locality, the trust is on top. Most of the prominent theaters are either directly in it or arc having their bookings I dona through it, which is practically the I same thing. The stars are therefore forced ''Hilly wiily" to so to the so called "monopolists" if they wish to play at all.

Some of them, it is true, are sticking out, but those who have shown light thus far are of such magnitude that they are able to exhibit in almost any class of houses without fear of the consequences. It is now asserted in the cases of these rebellious ones the syndicate has adopted the expedient of putting their strongest attractions against them, so that their receipts least in are thereby necessarily lessened by the severe artistic competition. This certainly has happened in some cases, and the friends of the syndicate declare that it has only been by accident. Ao any rate a very pretty fight is on and one which is likely to have important bearings on the theatrical business of this country within the next year or two. tie left, but lv aul not New York TO run a theater or to jxist- as a "Napoleon of theatricals." Not he.

As I have previously mentioned, although he was a leading man, he was also, incredible as it may appear, intelligent. So ho went into the Indian medicine business. That is one branch of endeavor in which it is popularly supposed it is impossible for any one not fresh from a lunatic asylum to fail. At any rate Crockett did not fail. He made money very fast, and hs banked it just as fast as it came in.

Today he owns considerable property and also has money to put out at interest. His opportunity to live on the income of his savings is here, but be is not destined to mke I1Ml Jt Ho happened to run into lork a short tune ago on some business and met an old friend who still in the poverty. They hnd a long talk, with the result that Crockett is about to invest, several thousands of his hard earned money in an elaborate theatrical venture. This would not be so very bad were it not that the enterprise is of class of which te is entirely ignorant. Ic belongs to one of the few fields in theatrical work in which he has never had experience.

If I wished to be irreverent and slangy, I should be tempted to observe that "I cnn see hii Uuish." But what's tho use? OCTAVus COHEX. Kew York, To many persons, especially yonng persons, the glamour of the stage appears to be well nigh irresistible, and even to the older members of the profession there seems to be a fascination which prevents them from getting away from the footlights for any length of time. I have known of many actors who, disgusted with what they call the "infusion ot the amateur mummers STERILIZING MILK. Hove ico Do It HI Home Easily And With Little Expense. Milk may be sterilized successfully by taking any ordinary bottles, filling with milk to tbe neck or a little below, placing a stopper of cotton batting in the neck, then set.ting on a thin strip of wood or inverted pie plate, which has been perforated, in a thiu basin or pail of water.

The whole is then heated nn- til the milk shows a temperature of nearly 150 degrees. The bottle is then stoppered and the pail and contents are removed to the back of the stove, where the temperature will remain fairly constant for 20 minutes, especially if covered with some nonconducting material. 6S a cloth or dry towel or the pail cover. At the end of the 20 minutes the bottles are removed and set in warn, water, which is gradually cooled am; then iced. The bottle may finally be put in the refrigerator after being par- for it is probable that Mrs.

Davis can coin- I us riatiiriilar mand as strong financial support as any theatrical personage in this country. So, unless the popular taste has become so vitiated that it will not accept anything in the operatic line outside of tomfoolery, there is no reason why the proposed venture should not prove huge success. 1 into the and entirely oblivious Ku-l and done and fn.ll! J' LOG.it> KNOBS' rioSSfi. 1ST Mid Boston llm (tall;) 3:33 a. a Tut mull (dully) AtlmtiO Kl.

dally eioept 4:55 p. WIST Puclflo daily except ir Kmnnas City (dally) 2:40 p. rt 1 Fait Moil (daily) 8:13 p.m It. Louli Umited (dally) 10:34 p.m "He saTO Be nad been In' love berorS and added that surely a girl of my good sense would not caro for an amateur in lovemaking." Pittsborg Chroniole- XeJegraph, CHECKERS AND CHESS. Checker ProMem o.

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Ho.87 VANDALIA LINE. Time in effect Sept. 3S, 1897. ladlum. FOR THE NORTH 8 a.

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13. ,22 to and irlss Chess problem No, 446 White. Kc; K7 Another experiment which will be made long before the one above referred to, pertains To the stage, although it is scarcely so important in its bearings as the "Gismonda" affair. The hire Professor Alexander lleri'iuann. who used to be fond of seeing himself referred to us "the great," long before tried to induce Henry J5.

pixey to fursnke the logitiinute stage nnd adopt-rl' 1 i-r: m- irnde. orwhat- ever else it be eailed, of a laogician. Dixey, who is to be ck-vcr at sleight of hiiiid in an nniateur way, thought the matter over, but although tho inducements held out to him most tempting he never quite win his own eonseiu to i keen fellow that ho was. vroll aware that the success of a is in great measure due to his ability to talk entertainingly while he is doimc his tricks or illusions. At this sort, of tiling lie rightly surmised thu-t Dixey would be tho peer of any man who might he brought forward, but Adonis was obdurate.

Herrmann's manager at the time was Edward L. Bloom, than whom no shrewder pilot of a magician ever lived. Ho held the same views with regard to Dixey's qualifications as did his principal, so, when Herrmann died, it is said that Bloom again tried to get hold of Dixey for his pet scheme, but in vain. At any rate, Bloom took charge of Bancroft, and from a position of comparative insignificance as a necromancer Bloom soon had him in the forefront. But death again deprived of the fact that they were themselves to blame for not recognizing the changed conditions of the stage and conforming thereto, havo left the boards in disgust and gone into business of more stable, if less artistic, nature.

But in nearly every case they have returned to their first love. The latest instance of this of which I have heard exernpliUes this hankering in a most forcible manner. An individual whom we will call Crockett, because that is uot his name, was, about 15 years ago, a really good leading man. But, strange to say, he was also possessed of considerable intelligence. There- tore, instead of working about 20 weeks, each year as a member of some of the pretentious metropolitan organizations, he connected himself with a western repertory pany which played from 40 to 5- a year, where he got very good salary in addition to a percentage of the profits, lie wasn't promised his salary, either: he got it, which any actor will tell you is quite a different thing.

Well, Crockett stuck to the "repertag" manv vears until he HENT.Y E. DIXET. business for a good him of r. profitable star. Once more the had sized bank to his cretl- enterprising manager tackled Dixpy, and this time he was successful.

He will use the apparatus ot" the late Bancroft and is now being drilled in the mysteries of the runny mechanical tricks and illusions which gave to that entertainer his great reputation. In fact, it has been asserted that no magician over before the public had elaborate or expensive apparatus as Bancroft, and as Dixey is. as stated, a fairly good sieight of hand rann already, is unquestionably a good talker and entertainer and will have the guiding hand of a man who ba.s piloted two magicians to fame and fortune, it is more than probable that he will make success of his new venture and eventually land on Easy street, which, if are to be believed. Dixey has not visited with great frequency for many years. The dramatic critics of this city, BE rule, are about the most conceited sec of individuals on the face of the earth.

They have a famous way of sneering at their brothers of Philadelphia, Boston, Brooklyn, Baltimore, Chicago. St- Louis and other large cities and attempting to turn their comments upon plays into ridicule- But if one will take the trouble to go Into the facts he will find that the critioi of those cities are rigii; twice as freqnentlj af those who think that because they live In York COD never be wrong. ITTLE IVER PILLS may also be accomplished with equally good, if not better, results iu tin vessels, either a double boiler oatmeal cooker or two dishes of suitable capacity, one with a diameter two inches shorter than the other. The water is poured into the outer dish at boiling point, the milk dish and contents being set in at once and the milk constantly stirred until its temperature is 150 degrees. It is then removed for a moment, while the water in the outer dish is tempered to the same or a degree or two higher.

The milk is then set back into the boiler, put to one side and closely covered and wrapped in order to retain the heat for 15 or 20 minutes. If the object of sterilizing be to destroy the bacillus of tuberculosis a minimum temperature of 149 decrees should be maintained for 10 minutes, or 140 degrees for half an hour. If milk can be obtained from a herd to be free from tuberculosis, or the person has no fear of this trouble, a sterilizing temperature of from 133 degrees to 140 degrees maintained for or 20 minutes is sufficient to give good keeping qualities and to efiectualiy ger rid of 1 J5 per cent of all bacteria, including the forms which produce stoniar-h disturbances, vomiting and cholera iu- fantum in children. In all sterilizing work the sudden chilling of 00 degrees or thereabout Ihe should, be kep' covered and at as low a temperature can be obtained. Treated iu this mat! ner sterilized milk will be found have a delightfully sweet, pure tast! long after common milk has lost i On the average it keeps 6 to 36 hours longer than milk in the same temperature.

SICK HEADACHE Positively cored by thefie Little Fills. also rdicre Distress from Dyspepsfa, Indigestion and Too Aper- fect mnedj for Dizziness, NanvM, Dronri. nea, Bad Taste ii the Mooth, Coated TOBCOB Pain in the Side, TORPID LIVER. They Reg-olatr, the Eoirelj. Purcrr Vegetable.

tmuM PHI. tmall frlot, How to Steam tbe Face at Home. After a long drive' or railway joumey the skin of the face has a tiabt. feeling which tcay be relieved by mg. This will also remove all giiminess occasioned by tbe co-1 soot and smoke which seem to nur ly driven into the skin.

If snch menr. is too expensive to be hired one can do st hocie with very trouble. This should act be done at night just before retiring. Let a tie of water come to the boil, and it is boiling fast the iw. for about five minnres, holding it over but not too near or it -will bum, Keep the steam in by throwing a tow' over the head, letting it fall all thci kettle.

The face should have with rainwater and a pure which does not irritate the skin bel' orn steaming, and after the steaming rub cold cream well into the pores with upward strokes, to avoid developing incipient wrinkles. In the morning thi gJaa will be perfectly soft and smooth and. dear. The Game of StanclartJ. A new game adapted to a small yard or lawn or the house, called the "standard," is played as follows: ICucb player throws six bills up an incline 1 to a tower standing in the middle of a table, they rebound and lodge in one of half a dozen holes.

This causes a small flag bearing a number to rise, the number being added to the player's score. 1897 NOVEMBER. 1897 Su. 7 14 21 28 rr-r- Mo. 1 8 1 22 29 ITU.

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Having leased the tracks of the Grand Trunk Railway between Detroit and Suspension Bridge and tuose of tbe Erie R. from Suspension Bridge 10 Buffalo, the will run own trains City Omaha, Des Su Louis. QuJncy, bal, Keokuk and Buffalo, only road fren? Missouri ar.d Mississippi Blver points having its own line and running Into Buffalo. Through cars from KannuCitr, St. Lou IB and Chicago to Buffa without change The Central Passenger Association 1000 Mile Interchange, able Rebate Ticket Is for tale at principal Ticket Offices of The Pennsylvania Lines.

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