Thursday, November 11, 1003.
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LAST MONTH'S WORK GF
Mrs. Wild, Secretary, Submitted Her
Report at. the Recent Monthly
' Meeting of the Association.
A young man who wns not particu
larly entertaining . was monopolizing
the attention of a pretty debutante
with a lot of uninteresting conversa
tion. ".Vow, my brother," he remarked In
th" course of a dessertatlon on his
family, "Is just the opposite of me In
every respect. Do you know my
brother?"
"N'o," the debutante replied de
murely, "but 1 should like to." I.lp-pincott's.
The report of Mrs. F. P. Wild, sec
retary of the Flower Mission and As
sociated Charities for the month of
October, 1909, and submitted to the
recent monthly meeting of the asso
ciations Is interesting and gives in
detail the work accomplished by the
charities. : The' report follows:
Central office open dally from 9 to
12, In the morning, and Sto 4 In the
afternoon. During tho month there
were: ,
Applicants 20
Applicants for clothing 9
Grocery orders in
Fuel orders , 1
(Some, amounting to only DO cents.)
Transportation for 1
Transportation refused to 2
Visits made 5i
Invalid food supplied regularly to. S
Taken- to hospital l
Chambers & Weaver furnished car
riage free of charge.
Found employment for 2
Applicants died 2
One of these, a little girl, had been
sick so long the doctor advised burn
ing the bods. The secretary made nn
appeal for mattresses, which were
supplied by Miss Maria llrown nnd
Mrs. Julia Loe. The neighbors in this
case wero exceedingly kind. Mrs. W.
H. Wilson, Mrs. Hay, Walton, James,
Miss Piper and tho physicians at tho
Wlnyah Sanitarium, are due our sin
cere thlinks for their aid and help.
There have been many responses to
our appeal fur clothing, thus enabling
the secretary to assist the helpless, es
pecially the widows and fatherless.
The Salvation army has given room
rent free to two sick men; the Red
Cross society furnishing milk, the
I'ytltlans paying for eggs for one of
these men, and this charity with the
aid of several of the Lord's dear child
ren, have provided for the other.
There is no more pitiful case in our
town than that of a sick man or wo
man unable to work, without menus,
helpless, often friendless. A refined,
educated young woman was In our of
(Ico last week, Just In this condition.
The treatment of the unemployed
remains an unsolved problem. We
urge peoplo very strongly not to give
money to those who beg In the streets
or from door to door. It-Is jur busi
ness to Investigate these cases, and
when we refuse help, there Is "hood
reason for It A business man 'phoned
me some days ago concerning helping
a man who was then In his office ask
ing the loan of one dollar, saying he
had a kick wife whom he could not
leave, etc. Wo were well acquainted
with these ense, and our knowledge
saved this business man from being
imposed upon. The man Is now at
work under threat of being arrested
for agrancy. We take this oppor
tunity of saying to the public there is
something wrong in every instance of
those who come to your door begging
money.
We are also Indebted to Mr. Mo
Mlnn for our drug bill receipted as
his donation, and to Mrs. Philip 8.
Henry for wood. Respectfully sub
mitted. MRS. F. P. WILD.
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Any Hairy Growth anil Docs
Xot Burn the Skin.
S ARE PI
MEMORY OF POET
I Germany Yesterday Celebrated 150th
Anniversary of the Birth of
Schiller.
SENT FKKE TO YOV FOK TRIAL.
'M Skill
erllng, November 11. Throughout
Germany nnd In mnny other coun
tries, wherever the Herman tongue Is
spoken, the l.r0th anniversary of
Schiller's birth Was observed yesterday
and In almost every Oermun city or
town special celebrations wero held in
honor of the great poet whoso mem
ory Is dear to every Oermun. In ller-
lln, Vienna nnd other large cities mu
nicipal celebrations wero held, In
which all the schools ami civic socle
ties uml Institutions took part. Liter
al' y societies und other organizations
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The principal celebration, however,
was held at the little town of Marbach,
In WurtemberB, where Johann Chris- j
toph Frelilrlch von Schiller was born
In 1759. The old-fashioned, but Well j
preserved house In which the poet
hrst saw the liKht of day, was the
Mecca of thousands of pilgrims who
came from all parts of Ruropo to pay
their tribute to the memory of the
most popular of the two literary kI
auts of tho (icrman nation. Hundreds
of municipalities and literary societies.
universities and dramatic organisa
tions in all parts of l-hiroiic sent rep
resentaives to deposit laurel wraths
and (lowers in Schiller's birth bouse.
Nearly every Oermun city and town
of any prominence has at bast one
statue of Schiller nnd everywhere
these statues were decorated with
wreaths and (lowers. Particularly
elalsiratc nnd interesting was the cel
ebration at Weimar, where Schiller
lived for many years of his intimate
friendship with floethe. and where he
wrote some of his noblest and most
ondurlnK works, "YViillniisleln," "Ma
ria Stuart." "The Maid of t n lcatis."
"The liriile of Messina," anil "William
Tell." The celebrutlon at Welmer In
cludes the whole week, with special
performance of Schiller's greatest dra
mas at the Court theater.
The general enthusiasm manifested
throughout Germany In honoring
tho memory of Schiller upon the
occasion of the 150th anniversary of
his birth caused a remarkable revi
val of the poet's great dramas. Not
only did Schiller's plays completely
monopolize the stage In ail German
speaking countries yesterday, but In
many of larger cities, principal the
aters have placed some of the most
popular plays of the great writer upon
the repertory for tho entire week. Im
pressive exercises were held In public
and private schools throughout Ger
many nnd the German speaking parts
of Austria.
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New York. Nov. 11. Opening
prices of stocks were mainly higher,
hut a few principal issues showed
dri-Hitcs. Low prlred Industrial stocks
were conspicuous In the traillim.
The market drilled downward,
ibrouuh want of sustaining buying.
firmness of the call money cat
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Transcontinental Itailroads were not
visal.ly affected.
Continued selling of Hill stocks kept
the market In check, but the list gen
crally ruled a good fraction ahovi
low prices.
rally
ourt this
presided
morning
In city pollc
Judge !. O. Cork
docket of only three cases. In the
course of the morning session, how
ever, a rather aeninM iueit.u nnuc
It had to do with the trial of a de
fendant a deaf and dumb defendant
charged with tho larceny of a hut.
the property of J. W. liamsoy. The
defendant was one Oscar Hamlet and
for a time police Captain l.ycrly and
Police Judge Cocke In charge of the
court Were not Just sure how to pro
ceed. In the court room at tin- time,
however, was an Interpreter ami with
the nid of this Interpreter the trial was
gone Into, testimony taken and. Inci
dentally, Interpreted to the defendant
nnd the tri.il after a consumption of
much time, ended. The court con
tinued prayer for judgment.
Kd ftnhlwln. charged with violating
the prohibition laws by retailing li
quor, was found not guilty.
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STAR PRODUCTION TONIGHT, )
"FRA DIAVOLA," AT GRAND
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The IU-iiiiliriil 0s-ra "Martha" Well
Sung by I lie Manhattan 4ihI
I hciilng.
A largo n.idleiice were In attend
ance last night at the Grand opera
house to hear the Manhattan com
pany give Flotow'a beautiful opera.
Martha." "Martha" is an old favor
ite, full of melody so sweet that it is
always new. The leading parts were
well taken and the chorus did excel
lent work. Miss Perle was charming
In tho title role, and Gus Vaughn sang
and acted the, part or "Plunket" iid
nilrall .
Miss N'ella Drown and Mr. Warner
udded their quota to the musical en
joyment of an audience tluit was sym
pathetic and enthusiastic.
Yesterday afternoon a good crowd
listened to tho .Mocking llird." To
night "Km Dlnvulo," easily the star
production of the company, will be
given, nnd the seat sale Indicates a
full house; tomorrow night "The Ito
hemlan Girl;" Saturday afternoon,
"Jack and the Mean Stalk."
AMUSEMENTS
"The Show Girl." that tuneful and
rollicking story of the ".Miotic Cap."
has sallied forth from the 11. C. Whit
ney otth es this season, resplendent In
new scenery, new costumes, new- songs
and now charms gem rallc. T'urlntf
the summer months llhretl'st. com
pos, -r, ballet-master and sccni. -artist
were set to work upon tills roiiinntii
and uproarious Utile musicalizcd tale
ami the result this suison Is n produc
tion, lrtiiallv new throughout, and
more attractive and colorful than ever.
The romping story of "The Show
Girl." and the tuneful songs und orig
inal dances are this season entrusted
to n cast remarkably representative of
the foremost entertainers and It In
cludes such stage-foil: as John Myllc,
Itirt Futon, Man- orth as prima
donna: Helen Stuart, the leading soii
hretle; and Stella l!h llihnr.lt. the best
wooden-shoe ihiticer on the stage to
dav. The song bits which have sung an 1
w histli d "The Show Gil l'' into popular
favor are nil I here, "Psyche," "1 me
that H Loved Pint," and "Moort
Ileum." the striking Indian number.
In iilildltion there are specialtlis uv
Mylle mid nrth. Helen Stuart and, of
cause. Stella Ithclnhardt.
Never before bus this leading iniisl
ca' entertainment, "The Show Girl,"
opened a season under conditions so
auspb loi-s and promising.
"The Show Girl" will he seen at the
Grand before long.
C. Hnwver for Mother's llrcnd
Holier! .V IVnls Demi.
llalllmore. Nov. II. Mayor Hubert
A. I,ewis of Itcllon, S. C, dieil at a
sanitarium here today after un llliu si
of six weeks.
"If you love me, dai'limt, tell me with
your eyes,"
That's the way the old song goes.
Cut, we Mud, the darlings, when lin y
make replies,
Very often answer w ith their "Nos."
Catholic Standard.
and I were sailing down the stream
of life together far away from here','"
"How far, George?"
"1 ih. far. far a way."
"I'll be so terribly homesick for
mother!''
And from that night this young
man ceased bis visits. Jutlc,
How much amused Mrs. I'lnkletop
seems to be over her husband's stupid
Jokes."
"Yes. It's the only way she ran get
S new hat out of the brute." Cleve
land Plain Denier.
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