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I AMUSEMENTS.
The Ilee Is enabled to prciient on Idea of
what the amusement-loving public of Omaba
can expect during the coming season , which
follows right on with the present engage-
mcnt nt the IJojil and opens at the Crelghlandl
ton September 11 with the reorganized
Woodward Stoclc company. The latter was
elaborated upon last Sunday , but the lloyd's
attractions have heretofore been an un-
Jtnown quantity , except that the manageIs
rocnt had stated they had booked a strong
lot of attractions. In view of the despotic
nway of the theatrical trust , which controls
the greater portion of tbo good tilings
theatrical , there wcro strong doubts regardMort
Ing the matter. A glance down the list will
reveal the fact that most of the best atfor
tractions which will leave New York and
the big eastern cities arc In the list. Some
of the old favorites will not make a tour
nt all , except of a few of the leading eastern
cttlea , unless business there should prove
disappointing.
Most If not nil of the old favorites who
will visit this city will bavo new plays , Nut
ns they have not yet been presented anyMr.
where It Is Impossible to gain an Idea as to
their valuo. Ono thing that can bo conLad
mended Is the fact that about o\ery variety
of tastxs will find something to Us liking
Hurlng the season. While tbo comedy clecom
ment Is still dominant , It Is not BO much
no as In former joara nud tbo spectacular
Is also much less prominent. Minstrelsy Is
represented by three companies of old favorOrel
lies , though the changes of the season make
on entirely different combination than In
post jcarB. Primrose , West and Wilson ,
who hnvo been In the same company for
years , nro each out with ft company of their
own.
In the drama , of old and tried favorites
there will bo an opportunity to hear Nnt
Goodwin , Ada Ucban , whoso company this
year la reputed to bo exceptionally strong ;
Sol Smith Russell , whose quiet humor Is a
joy forever ; "Shore Acres , " "My Friend
From India , " whoso mirth-provoking quailaldr
tics nro unexcelled , Julia Marlowe , who
needs neither praise nor Introduction ;
Dlgby Hell of pleasant memory In his quaint
and delightful "Hoosler Doctor ; " "Under
the lied Robe , " Clay Clement , C. B. Hanand
ford and Herbert Kclccy and Efflo Shannon ,
E. II , Sothern and jolly May Irwln.
In the musical line the winter's entertainBCOI
ment will bo exceptionally strong , with six
ntrong opera companies , Sousa's band and
Melba In concert.
The following nro the bookings up to
tinto :
Nnt Goodwin , Ada Rehan , Robert Mantcll ,
"A Hired Girl , " "Tree of Knowledge. " "Tho
Kays , " DeWolf Hopper , Sol Smith Russell ,
Jefferson do Angells Opera company , Mme.
Melba , Gcorgo Wilson's Minstrels , "Shore
Acres , " "Prisoner of Zcnda , " Sousa's band ,
"My Friend from India , " Nlclson Opera
company , West's Minstrels , "Sign of the
Cross , " Daniel Sully , C. D. Hanford , the
Bostonlans , "Bachelor's Honeymoon , " Lewis
Morrison , "When London Sleeps , " Tim
Murphy , "At Gay Coney Island , " "A Stran
ger In Now York , " Roland Reed , Lederer &
McConnoll's Black Carnival , "Humanity , "
"Gay Manhattan , " "Ole Oleson. " Julia Mar
lowe , Herrmann , Kelcoy & Shannon , the
Breat spectacular , "Tho Evil Eje , " " 1492 , "
"Boy Wanted , " "A Parlor Match , " "Ten
nessee's Pardncr , " Dlgby Bell , "Man From
Mexico , " Suwanco River , " International
Opera company , "Yon Yonson , " Matthews
& Bulger , Kcllar the Great , "A Sure Cure , "
"Dawn of Freedom , " "Contented Woman , "
"What Happened to Jones , " Frank Daniels ,
"At PIney Ridge , " "I'nder the Red Robe , "
Clay Clement , "Milk White Flag , " Henry
Miller , "A Texas Steer , Primrose < fc Dock-
Btadcr , "Sowing the Wind , " "Coon Hollow , "
"Hnnlon's Suporba , " "Hogan's Alley , " "Tho
Xnto Mr. Early , " E. H. Sothern , May Irwln.
The last week has offered some variation
from the usual nummer program for. In ad
dition to the usual places , the Boyd has
ngaln been opened , the Dorothy Morton
Opera company presenting "Glroflo Glrofla"
during the entire week. It would bo dim-
cult to Imagine more distressing weather for
nn Indoor performance than the opening
night , and some which followed has been
scarcely less unpleasant. A week's run of one
bill is a little long , and doubtless a mld-
; waek change of program would bavo been
Acceptable , as well as remunerative , though [
n good business has been
done. So far ns
HID work of the company Is concerned , there
Is Httlo to mid to what
was said of the
opening performance e-tcopt that the work :
of the chorus has
shown Improvement , aa
the new members had the benefit of re
hearsals. Outside of that no complaint
could bo tnndo with the Initial perform
ance.
The Woodward Stock company has dur
ing the last week scared another success
with "Trilby , " nothing which It has pre-
entcd except possibly "Faust , " having !
proved more popular. "Trilby" was u sud
den craze which swept over the country
Jlko the influenza nnd almost everyone was
rooro or less violently afflicted , but It was
generally supposed that the epidemic would
run Its course and die out. Whatever maybe
bo the case elsewhere Omaha appears to
Iiavo had a rclupso and the case assumed
v Its most acute form. Aside from the popti-
larlty of ths play itself the excellent work
of the company has contributed materially
to the result.
The Trocadoro has enjoyed n good week's
business with a bill , though not bad by any
means , yet hardly up to past standards.
The trouble , except with one net , which
was displaced and a better ono substituted ,
was not so much that the acts were not
, good , but that some of them were not
taking features oven though they were well
done.
The familiar face of D. W. Hayncs , for
merly manager of the Boyd Is now to orbe
Been around the theater lobbies once in
a while. Mr. Hayncs Is spending a portion
of hU summer vacation In the city. Ho ex
pects to remain about a week longer , when
lie will return to Now York. 'Mr. ' Hayncs :
IB now manager for Francis Wilson , whoso
"Halt a King" of two seasons ago Is
still most pleasantly remembered In
Omaha. Mr. Wilsona \ now re-
liearslug a new opera and will
open his season In New York about the mid
dle of next month. Unfortunately Omaha
will not have the pleasure of hearing him
as nt the conclusion of his Now York engagement
gagement ho goes to London for the remainder
mainder of the season , Mr. Hayncs ac
companying him.
Wilson Enos of the Crelghton stock com
pany will take a vacation this week , which
lie will spend out on the Paxton ranch ,
near Hcrshoy shooting chickens. Mr. En'og
Is a tireless worker and has richly earned
the short rest and hero's hoping ho will
V Ibavo a good time and come back refreshed.
Announcement * .
The Dorothy Morton Opera company will
the second week of Its engagement at
oyd's theater this evening In the familiar
ut none the less welcome , "Fra Dlavolo. "
Jvory one knows this opera , which as the
leasons roll br seems to lose none of Its
'barm ' , end In the hands of Miss Morton's
apablo company a delightful Interpreta
tion of Auber'i work may bo looked for.
[ The rauslo 1s what IB tritely known i as
U'catchy. " and Is extremely tuneful. The
fSlbrctto'ls brlgut and the story Interesting
Cfl etralghtforwardly told. "Fra Dlavolo. "
, o devil's brother ) la a , bandit , but like
Robin ! : Hood he robs the rich only to scatter
gold among the poor , In in attempt to rob
, Lord and Lady Allcasb , who arc stopping at
a country Inn , he compromises Zcrllna , the
landlord's daughter , a virtuous girl , who Is
betrothed to a joung soldier who Is huntIng -
Ing the daring robber. This movement car-
rlcfl the opera , though there Is a sub plot
unwith its love tale. In the end Fra Diavolo
Is betrajcd and killed by a carbineer as ho
a about to escape his pursuers , Zerllna U
vindicated nnd the story closea agreeably
for nil Uio characters. It Is In the bed
room ocene In the second act that Miss
Morton ns Zcrllna disrobes for the night.
She Is said to have nn entirely new Idea
for the t scene , presenting It differently from
all the I other prlma donnas who have at
tempted It. If she docs It with the original
Ity and delicacy with which she Interpreted
her drinking scene In "Glroflo airofla , " she
will certainly bo entitled to the distinction
of a prlma donna who not only looks well
and sings well , but who can act with finish
and unction , a rare combination nowadays.
Mr. Wllke will bo the Fra Dlavolo , Mlsa
Hell and 'Miss ' Cornish will alternate ns
Lady ; Allcash , Mr. Webb will bo Lord All-
cash , Mr. Stephens , Lorenzo , Zerllna's
sweetheart , and Mr. Lodge will have the
comedy - part of Beppo , one of Fra Dlavolo's
henchmen.
The Woodward Stock company at the
Crelghton will present this week Mr. Gil-
lott's comedv-drama , "Esmeraldo. " Mr. Gilleat
lett dramatized this play from Mrs. Hod-
son Burnett's novel of the same name. It
tolls n beautiful story of life In North
Carolina , the comedy Is bright nnd spark
ling , the story pure and wholesome. It
tell ! of an old farmer , Mr. Rogers , who
strikes oil on his farm and becomes sud
denly rich. His wife , who Is of a very proud
family , at once dominates everything nnd
proceeds to llvo In high style and to plan
a splendid match for her daughter , Esmer-
aldr , who has a lover in North Carolina
who has built a little home for her just as
the Rogers become wealthy nud the little
house stands empty. Mrs. Rogers , the
woman of the world , Is a strong character
and will bo played by Miss Berkley , in
mer
and
BCOI
suited , and a finished production Is prom
Iset Next week will open with William
Haworth's play , "FcrnclIfT. "
All women should hear Mrs. Griffith's
stercoptlcon ' lectures Wednesday and Frl'n'
day afternoons In the Young Men's Christian
association hall. She is an interesting
speaker , having been for years national or-
ganlzer of the W. II. M. S. and more recently -
cently president of the Woman's Christian
Temperance union and vlco president of the
Federation of Women's Clubs for the Tls- )
trict of Columbia , when her homo was in
Washington City.
The special attraction for this week at
Schlitz' Roof garden is Miss Isabel Ilendcr-
son , the operatic vocalist ,
The attractive features to bo given this
week at Quill's Concert garden will bo a
burlesque entitled , "A Klondike Marrlnge , "
by the entlro company and a chorus of
fifteen beautiful women.
The ] bill at the Trocadero , beginning with
today's matinee , and continuing throughout
the week with the usual Wednesday and
Saturday , matinees , is ono of extraordinary
individual strength , Introducing more spe-
clal features than has been on any pre
ceding bill. The Trocadero management Is ,
ever up to the times and the delightful
vaudeville menus that have thus far been
offered bavo established a thorough and
everlasting Impression from the Omaha
theater goers that It Is one of the most
refined nnd classical vaudeville theaters In
the country. The roster is headed by those
clever travcst stars Messrs. Horwltz and
Bovvers , especially re-engaged for this week >
to present their latest and most successful
travesty upon "Tho Heart of Maryland , "
Mr. Horwltz as Maryland Leslie Carter and
Mr. Bowers as Allen Kendrlck Kelcey. Mr.
Horwltz will bo seen also In his famous Im
personations of Mr. Joseph Jefferson , aol
Smith Russell , Sir Henry Irving and other
notable utellar lights of the stage. A par
ticular feature of the bill will be Nlllsson's
famous naval patriotic ballet , introducing a
score of pretty girls , a wealth of gorgeous
scenery and calcium and electric effects. :
Manager Cole perfected arrangements with
Prof. Nlllsson to stop In Omaha on his re
turn cast , where this troup Is to associate
themselves with one of the largest extrava
ganzas on the road. Shornort and Gover-
nale , a very clever musical duet and classi
cal Instrumentalists , have a prominent
place on the bill. Misses Shafcr and Gavinl ,
operatic duotlsts , Kittle Leslie , a vivacious
descriptive vocalist , Lozellc , sensational
nerlallst , supreme upon flying rings , ladder
and trapeze. Mile. Adclo , shadowgraphlst ,
ono of the late importations from Europe.
Georgia Leslie , known to the show-going
public ns the Human Butterfly , who with th *
assistance of Misses Ethel Marshall and Miss
Adcle , introduce the dance of the butterflies ,
and the Cainclon , the dance of all nations.
Special scenic and electrical embellishments
and many novel effects enhance the beauty
of this particular act. The usual or-
chrstral concerts will still remain ono ref
tbo delightful events of the week and
strangers visiting the city cannot find nda
moro popular nnd refilled theater to attend.
the Midway.
The Midway seems to have been inspired
with now life during the last week. This
Is Indicative of increased patronage , which
to the practical showman invariably moans
an Increase of attractions. Changes in
the personnel weeding out tbo weak and
adding stronger features to please the pub
lic , there are quite a number of new
"temples of art and amusement" now being
placed upon the Midway , which to the wise '
denotes Increased prosperity , expected mul
titudes and fun for the boys. The Midway
of the tranomlsslsslppl Is acknowledged to
bo In point of fine buildings , fine attrac
tions , good attendance and financial suc
cess second to no exposition ever held ucin
the country but the World's fair.
Of nil the attractions over placed upon
a Midway , Darkness and Dawn Is proving
the real sensation. Open only ten days ,
Its receipts are already ranking at the top ,
the attendance averaging over 1,000 per
day nnd the majority of whom are women.
From the Cabaret do la Mort on to Paradise ,
weird and startling surprises meet one i at
each nook and crook , the climax being the
last , the beautiful Blue Grotto theater.
Every detail of the whole show Is refined
and beautiful and is being patronized by
the best people of Omaha ,
The New Casino theater on the East Mid
way , now under the ownership of Klrcboff
& Co , with Chris Butler as manager , Is
regarded ns ono of the most popular resorts
on the grounds for families nnd visitors.
Thousands geek the shelter of the Casino
as a haven of rest where they can , while
lunching , listen to a fine orchestra , with
songs , dances , acrobatic , jugglery and light
comedy performances without extra cost :
The Casino , under the new management
and now ownership , has been undergoing
many and costly changed. The entire front
baa been remodeled , tbo handsome "cafe"
on the left of tho'main entrance has been
enlarged to meet with the demands , and ; la
the urldo of the Midway. The lobby on
the right of the main cntrnnce has been
greatly Improved and the orchestra roflttrd
so that It Is now a pleasure to vlnlt the
Casino , where you not only have good
music , good entertainment , good service ,
courteous treatment , but a feeling of wel
come at home and nt case. The boards at
the Ca lno this week will bo occupied by
the Flemtne sisters , Carter and Fuller , Ann-
strong and O'Noil , the Monumental quartet ,
James T. Kelly nnd several other artists
who will arrive from Chicago this evening.
carTfi Chinese village nnd theater on the
West Midway continues to attract thou
sands dally. The Shanghai female actresses
with the email feet are a new feature nt
Chinese theaters In this country. This Is
tbo first troupe of them which ever left tbo
celestial empire. Women nnd children vis
itors nro especially Interested In this fea
ture of the show. The great Chlng Llns
Too , the king of all magicians , continues to
mystify every ono with his wonderful feats
of magic and his sons In their pinto spin
ning and acrobatic performances are a
strong drawing card.
The exposition Is becoming the Mecca
sunnier bridal parties. Such parties
never fall to visit the Streets of Cairo and
see the Mohammedan wedding procession
j" " ! ceremony. Yesterday a rural couple
from Arkansas with clasped hands and
wondering stare attempted to wander
through the maze of color , gaiety and nolso
In the big oriental show. They found great
difficulty in staring abstractedly at things
and at the same time dodging the surging
camels nnd the .scurrying donkeys. When
Dockman , the terrific bag puncher , was tn
the midst of polishing off the face of his
leather foe , a donkey with a fat man aboard
dashed through the crowd and happened to
glide between the lanky groom and his
pudgy bride , who were united by tightly
clasped hands , which they , through fear ,
held the tighter. The entire cavalcade
brldo , groom , donkey , fat man and donkey
boy dashed up the street , the brldo from ono
Bldo of the donkey shouting for her spouse
not to let go her hand and the groom upon
the other sldo obeying with all tbo gallantry
of his nature , while the fat man said all
kinds of things that would not look well In
print and the crowd nearly went Into gleeful
hysterics.
Trilby Temple Is just now ono of the most
popular places of amusement on the grounds
and Is dally growing In favor. Since
"Trilby" made her Initial bow to the people
hero she hai been visited by thousands of
dcrful in art and one only has to watch the
pleased expression on the faces of people
coming out of the exhibition to tell how
much It Is appreciated. Every one Is loud
'n' their praises of this great masterpiece and
declare they have never scon its equal. The
beautiful pose , the realistic flesh color , the
wonderful ; relief nnd remarkable modeling
make an Impression never to bo forgotten.
It has been alluded to by the eastern papers
as "a living , breathing example of art. " No
one should miss seeing "Trilby. "
Have you visited the Llbby Glass Blow
ers on the West Midway ? Now wo call
ourselves class blowers because wo are not
exactly _ Americana , but of Irish , French and
English descent , but decent enough to do
our own blowing. Come out and ECO us
blow. The glass dress will be on exhibi
tion this week , a finer dress than the one
at tbo World's fair.
Visitors to the Streets of All Nations are
pouring In In torrents and satisfaction Is
displayed on every face nfter they leave
the "Streets , " nnd not to say much , visitors
would repeatedly express their erlef nn
being compelled to leave the Streets nnd go '
home , but would still promise to come back
the next day. A number of prominent
Sioux City people visited the Streets of All
Nations yesterday , among whom was the
mayor , and nil were extremely delighted
with the striking feature of the Streets , the
performance after the parade nnd In a spe
cial manner they were Indescribably pleased
with the performance In the theater , the
artistic movements of the dancing girls , the
capacity . of La Belle Rosa In swinging the
chair between her teeth , the ability of La
Belle Fatlma , the dark-eyed beauty , In
balancing a bottle on her head while
dancing , rolling nnd BO on , nnd with the
majesUc appearance of La Belle Fatlna ,
To such a height has Hagcnback'p reached
on the high wave of prosperity at the Omaha
exposition , In point of dally attendance , that
letters from teachers and parents coming
to the exposition on special excursions are
being constantly received by Mr. Frank C.
Bostock , the manager , In order that they
may secure seats for the children. As an
educational source of entertainment It Is
beyond all question tbo most pleasing and
of the greatest benefit to the young of all
ages. It Is good , healthy instruction ; It Is
the greatest aggregated object lesson In the
teaching of natural history In the entire
world and from the entlro world.
The German Village Is still presenting a
flno vaudeville performance , with the Klrch-
ncr lady orchestra ; twenty-four acts make
up a bill that Is well worth sitting through ,
while the other features of this very popu
lar resort are kept quite up to the high
standard long ago set.
Tbo Monster Whale still continues to be
the sensation of the East Midway. It is a
great curiosity and well entitled to the
liberal patronage It Is receiving.
The Japanese Tea Garden Is receiving vis
itors by the scores. The Curio Store In
the Garden is of great Interest to our
people.
Tbo "Fall of Babylon" Is proving one of
the greatest attractions on the West Midway.
It Is ono of the grandest reproductions ever
exhibited at any exposition , and worthy the
great attention now given It at the Trans-
mlsslsslppl. A visit to this wonderful paint
ing will well repay anyone.
Ono of the most attractive features on the
West Midway Is the costly reproduction by
Roltalr of the destruction of the Maine. The
Maine Is reproduced In two forms at the ex
position In one by a handsome model by the
government In the Government building , and
again in Its destruction by Roltalr by the
first diorama In water ever produced , giv
ing perfectly all the natural effects of the
morning waters , lights etc. It Is a most
wonderful reproduction , and drawing the
crowds.
The "chutes" was kept very busy during
the post week , ant ? will no doubt later on
have to make many changes to accommodate
the crowds.
At the South Africa Ostrich Farm on the
West Midway , there can be seen morning
and evening ono of the finest and largest
ostriches on the farm named after Admiral
rjowey being trained to drive In harness
for the purpose of working him In a fln >
phaeton or English dog cart now being
IIOTKLS.
THE MILLARD
13th nnd Douglas StB. , O in oh a.
CENTRALLY LOCATED.
-AMEIUCAN AZS1J UUHOPUAN PLA.V-
J. C. HAHICCL Jt SO.\ , Prop * .
llth and Ilarncy St.
American PJan-3 to 4 dollars per day.
Street cars from depots nnd from hotel to
Exposition Grounds in flftecn minutes |
JU. SILLOWAY. Manager
completed by Iho StmUlrnktr company. It
will bo a novel feature to co Mr. Pearson
driving Admiral Dewcy.
The Scenic lUtlwny continued to bo the
greatest attraction on the West Midway nnd
Is running to Its fullest capacity , which U
about 100 people every three minutes. H
covers a trackage of about ono mile nnd Is
certainly a most enjoyable rldo through
lovly scenery , tunnels nnd lakes.
The "Moorish Haven , " "The Maze" nnd
"Tho Flying Lady" nt the Moorish Village
nro all doing a nice business , being among
the leading attractions on the Cast Mid
way.
IMuyn nnil rln > ern.
Bronson Howard has written a piny for
demure little Annlu Huewll.
Julia Marlowe's latest piny Is called "Be
cause She Loved HUn So. " It Is a Gillette
adaptation of "Jalouse. "
adapMi
Mi Sol Smith Russell has a new comedy ,
by Miss Martha Morton , entitled "Uncle
Dick , " which ho will produce on Septcm
her 26.
herJ.
J. H. Haverly , the veteran musical man
ager , whose name was almost Inseparably
connected with black fnco a number of years
ago ' has again entered the field , hla com
pany now playing an engagement in Chi
cage
cageTl
The largest theater In the world Is to bo
built for the Paris exposition. The arch
Itecl promises that Its seating shall nlvo
room for 16.000 persons. There will bo five
galleries. The stage will bo circular , with
a diameter of 300 feet and revolve on a
turntable. The theater will be devoted to
spectacular performances.
The theaters in Japan have a novel
method of pass-out tickets , which are posi
tively not transferable. When a person
wishes to leave the theater before the close
of the performance , with the intention o
returning , he goes to the doorkeeper am
holds out his right hand. The doorkeeper
then , with a rubber stamp. Imprints on the
pale the mark of the establishment.
Mme. Sara Bernbardt has accepted the
Invitation of the Maharajah of Kapurthala
toBon go out to India She will appear a
Bombay , Calcutta , Colombo nnd Pondlcherry
and will give special performances in the
palaces of the Indian rajahs. Among other
entertainments which the Maharajah of Ka
purthaln has in preparation for the goldei
voiced Sara is a big tiger hunt , in which
his visitor will takea leading part.
Howard Paul baa compiled for the Horn
Journal some facts and figures regarding
the system of subvention in. France. Th
total amount given annually by the govern
ment Is $326,000. The Grand Opera receive
$160,000 , the Opera Comlquo $60,000 , th
Comedlo Francalse $40,000 and the Odeoi
$20,000. In addition the sum of $3SCOO 1
appropriated toward the maintenance of th
Conservatoire. After a thorough examlna
tlon of the system of state aided theaters
Mr. Paul reaches the conclusion that It Is
ineffective. The directors nt the opera find
It hard to make both ends meet and wore
H not for the foreign visitors the other
subventloned houses would seldom prosper.
AMUSEMENTS.
TWO FREE LECTURES TWO LADIES
With Stcreoiitlcoii Illnntrntlom
will bo given by
MRS. MAHY K. OIUFKITH
of Cleveland. O , at Y. M. C. A. Hall , cor
ner 16th and Douclas Sts. Wednesday ,
Aug. 31st , th m : "The New Race. " How
to make It grander than any preceding.
Friday , Sept. 2d , thems : "The Greatest
Need of the Age. " Perfect health of mind
nnd body.
SCHL1TZ ROOF GARDEN ,
10th and Ilarncy Streets.
The moat popular resort in the city.
The attraction for this week
Miss Isabel Henderson
Great Operntlo Vocalist.
Admission free.
The i "i
0. 1) . Woodward , Atnusament Director.
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PRESENTING
ESMERALDA
TJf TROCADERO
Telephone HIT.
Lent * A Williams , Props , and Mgre.
W. W. COLE. Act. Manncer.
IIOIIUST IX MUHIT. . . .
UHKATIKT IX I'Ol'LI.VntTI
wiunt AMJ. as.
Spcrlnl llrtiirtt HiiKiwmpni *
lOIlWITZ . ll\ViilS ( , III tliHr Intent
< rfnet ) , on Tlio Heart of
.Miirrlattil.
The | ircl pnlnr Triumph , Into of
I'nlincr Cox's "The Ilron iilcn. "
GUAM ) .VVVAIj HAM.ir ,
Introducing 10 Ilnnutlfnl Yoniiif
Senile nnil Hlcctrluul
.
Seiinntlomil I.OZlU,7n AerlnlUt.
SIIOHM3KT A OOVIJKXllAI.i : , Clnnnl-
enl nnil Hrfliuil Munlunl Artlntn.
ns siiArmi OAVIM ,
Opcrntlc DnctlHM.
H.s ur.onr.iA I.KSI.IC ,
Tinlluiiinn llnttrrflr.
MISS MI , I. IAN YAKS
And Her ClinlloiKP DOR Clrcnn.
MM.K. AIH'M.i : , Shnflowirrniihlnt.
K1TTIIS liESIjIK , nencrlitlrc Vocnllflt.
Mntlncr * Stinilnr , AVcilnrmlny nnil
rcinr. iiunmsnsinjrrs. miens
ar e , nnd AUc.
OMAHA MUSEUM
AND THEATRE
131S-1317 Fiirnnm Street.
B10GEST SHOW IN THE CITY.
Museum , Tlicntrr nnil Pnloco of
IllnnlonK.
This week's bill headed by the famous
La Belle Sldn , the Coney Island Mldwa >
Dancer and Contortionist. Lawt week of
the Wild Man from Texas. Prof. Ernest
Oriental Magician. Mile. Martina , the Lady
of Swords. Rolkjer Country Comedy Bal
anclng Act. The Living- Skeleton Madame
Owens , the Phrenologist. Mile. Letta
Snake Enchantress. Nelllo Diamond , De
scrlptlve Vocalist. James Shannon. EC
centric Comedian. A new series of Kll
ncy's Living1 Pictures. A roaring fatce by
the entlro stock company.
A family resort for Indies and children
Open from 10 n. m. to 10 p. m.
1O CK.TS ADMITS TO AM. .
THE BEST
Vaudeville Show
In the City
Dally from 8 to 12 p. m.
Matinees daily ( except Monday ) from
2:30 : to 5:30 : p. m.
TUPATDC PAXTON & BURQES3
IllLAmC Managers. Tel. MU.
Season of Comic Opera ,
Among the principles , Dorothy Morton ,
Marie Bell , Sylvester Cornish , Rita Hnr-
rlneton , Hubert Wllke , Edward Webb ,
William Stephen * , Ben Lodge.
. 30 Chorus of 30.
Bargain Matinees Thursday and Saturday
25c and 50c. Popular prices 25c. 60c , Too.
MIDWAY ATTRACTIONS.
GRAND OPENING
OF THE
New Casino Theatre
On the East Midway today , tinder the new management.
The following new attractions have been placed upon the boards
for the coming week :
TUB FLAMMC SISTERS , AXD
The renowned dancers of the period. The
widely known song- and dance artists.
AIIMSTHO.\G AMJ O'.Nnili , The famous
Comedy acrobats ; well known to the stage. MOMJMI3XTAL QUA11TET.
.1 All US T.
Omaha's favorite , in his special lines.
With nrvrrnl o < her first clnss performers to nrrlvc from the ennt tonight.
The 91OflOO orprnn nt the main
cntrnnce tn the Brent attraction of the
lobby nnd cntrrtnlnn tlionnnn < ln of visitors < lnll > - .
Visit the Cnslnn ; It In made
popular for fnmlllca I > r constant ohaiiKC *
STew nrtlwtn , new sccucrjiie - oivnernhlp , nc v mnnaKcnient. *
C. R , BUTLER , Manager ,
VISIT TUB
DESTRUCTION
or THE MAINE.
The two main features of the Exposi
tion are the model of the Maine In the
Government buildingnnd the De
struction of the Maine on the Midway ,
next to the Gypsy Fortune Tellers.
SWEPT BY COOL BREEZES.
THE PLACE FOR SOCIETY.
German Village
CONTINUOUS VAUDEVILLE.
V 1S1T
JAPANESE TEA GARDEN
GURIO STORE.
N. of Music Hnll East Midway.
Streets of All Nations
Grandest , Best Amusement
Place on Exposition
Grounds.
250 People Representing Different
Nations.
i THE NEW
| East Midway Casino '
Management ,
iNew C. T. BUTLER , MKr. A
DARKNESS AND DAWN
TUB
Magnificent Novelty
OP TUB MIDWAY.
TOU SHOULD SEE
THE f ALL or
WEST BABYLON.
MIDWAY. .
Mammoth Whale
Length 55 rt. Weight 80,000 Ibs
The Only Gciniine
Whale in the World.
EAST MIDWAY.
See
the
Great
I
n TUB WONDER OP TUB ART WORLD
a EAST MIDWAY-10 Cts.
Don't fall to take a rifle on
GRIFFITHS' ' SCENIC RAILWAY
on the MIDWAY , and see a representation
of the BATTLE OF MANILA In the Great
Tunnel. The patent rleht for these rail
ways In any part o the United Htates for
sale by J. A. Grlfllths , ut his office on the
Midway.
: HAGENBACK'S '
'J Trained Wild Animal Show ,
I PROF : Champion Roller Skater
ACUINTON In Don of Lions.
Do Not Forget to Visit the
CHINESE THEATER K ,
Tea Garden , Bazar and Joss
House on West
SPECIAL NOTICES
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run conneciUUrly.
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Trill IIP drllvorcil on presentation of
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SITUATIONS 1VANTBM.
WANTED , position by active , capable , ex
perienced man ; permanent position more
object than Bulnry. Y 45 , UceAAI627
A-AI627 2i *
EXPERIENCED young man stenographer
wants position , competent and energetic ;
first clnsn references. Address Y 51 , Uce.
A-MC65 2S
BOOKKEEPER nnd cashier wants
position , competent and cxpcilcnced man ,
A 1 references and recommendations Y
OS , Bee. A 630 31 *
WANTED , position by > oung lady stenog
rapher , has also had five years' experi
ence as cashier nnd bookkeeper. Bent of
references Address X G5 , Bee A-6S8 23'
WANTED , position by good man 34 rears.
35 jears' experience In riieichandloe , f.o.
1 reference , shoes and dry goods a
specialty. Address Y 60 , Omaha IJee.
A. i73 23
WANTHU MALR HE I.I' .
SALESMEN for cigars ; J125 a month and
expenses ; old firm ' experience unneces
8afy."cVcr BIsiiop'ife'COM Bt. Louis , Mo.
r-a
TAILORB , attend Dyhr's cutting school ;
best systems ; charges reasonable. 618 S.
18th. Omaha. B M764 82
YOUNG men to learn tiartier trade ; only 6
to 8 weeks required ; we give our gradu
ates employment till they receive In wages
ns much ns they pay for tuition and ex
penses while teaming. St Louis Barber
College , Odd Fellows' bids. , cor. Dodeo
nnd nth , Omaha , Nob. Prof. S. Randolph ,
Instructor. B-M103 S3
TWO clothing salesmen wanted In Omaha
and one In each county In everv state , to
take orders for our J6.00 to $10.00 made-to-
measure nulls and overcoats ; llvo men
without experience can make $150.00 per
month ; If you can furnish satisfactory
reference , wo will furnish a comolete sam
ple line and outfit and start you at work
at once. For particulars address Ameri
can Woolen Mills Co , Enterprise Build
ing , Chicago. -M102 89 *
WANTED , nn experienced man to canvass
for a feather renovator. Address Motvvcll
Auslyn , Btcrllnc , Neb. BM53fi 30
WANTED , actlvo man as manacer ( > stab-
llshed office business pavlne tl.HOO yearly
clear ; capital required , $250. 426 N. Y. Life.
B-M645 S25
WANTED , first class experlencfd salesman
In Linen department. Apply nt Boston
Store , J. L. Brandels & Sons , Proprietors.
B-6BO-2S
WANTED , flrst class experienced salesman
In Dress aoodtt department. Apply nt
Boston Store , J. L. Brandels & Sons ,
Proprietors. B-651-28
WANTED , boy who Is willing to work In
fur shop ; ono who has had some experi
ence preferred. John Urbanczyk , 320 S.
Fifteenth street. B M75S 30 *
MFGS. Ants , or salesmen to sell our pat.
ChrlstmnH tree candle holder and bread
toaster to the trade ; big com. Crescent
Novelty Mfff. Co. , St. Louis , Mo. _
13 733 .S *
MACKINTOSH Agents make big profit sell
ing our well-made nnd up-to-date ityics.
Cash Traders' Union , La Crosse , Wla.
U' T S * .o
8ALKSMAN In Omaha and neighboring
cities to take orders for office suppll n ;
now line ; rapid sellers : exclusive territory
permanent , no capital refjulrfd. Address
The Hodgea Co , Indianapolis , InU
J15 WEEKLY and expenses to active work
ers appointing agents ; something' new ;
soles bisr ; state previous experience. AdBl
dress ° " Keolcr & Klrkpatrlck , Philadelphia. "
SALESMEN for cignra ; $125 per month and
expi > ns s ; experience unnecessary ; per
manent position , Inducements. Imperial
Clsar Co , New York City. B0123
SOLICITOR who travels wanted to take
side line requiring little time. Address
Medical Sentinel , Portland , Ore.B .
B 690-28'
IF ROBERT EASTIN will communicate
with his wife In Denver he will learn of
something to his advantage. B KS9-2S *
YOU CAN mnke from $2 to $6 a day workIng -
Ing for this Kociety. Write for particu
lars. National Humane Alliance. Now
York. B-740 2U-
TAG-SIMILE letters from eminent Amer-
leans nnd grand steel engraving free :
faster seller than "Grant's Memoirs. "
The American Sentinel , Temple Court ,
New York. B-733 K >
GOVERNMENT positions All persons de
siring government positions at good sal
aries are requested to write nt once toG
National Cor. Inst. , Dept. C. , S E ,
Wash , D. C. . for full Information. Free.
Thousands of appointments to bo made. :
Examinations soon. B 732 2)j )
SALESMEN to Introduce the Russian bed
bug exterminator : warranted to kill : eas
ily applied : retails 25c ; agents $1.75 per
dozen. Sedgvvlclc Chemical Co . 517 Sedg-
wlck St. , Chicago. B 732 28 *
SIX first-class salesmen Immediately to
sell bo-ft retail merchants for holiday
trade- Positions permanent and worth $ EO
per week and expenses ; send references.
Address Eastern Mfg. Co. , Manhattan
BldgChicago. . B-C97 2S
GOVERNMENT POSITIONS. Don't nro-
par for any civil service examination
without seeing- our illustrated catnloRiie ;
of Information , pent free. Columbian
Correspondence College , Washington , IanD.
STOP working for a small salary ; have i a
business ! of your own. Write for particu
lars of our plan of work Address Groves
& Co , Box 197 , Detroit , Mich. U-699 2S
YOUNG MEN , our Illustrated catalogue ;
explains how to learn barber trade In
eight weekBj moiled free. Moler's Uarber i
3-G B2
WANTED , traveling- solicitors or canvass
ers , salary > 4G to 50 per month and rall-
rend fare Must have good reference and
dress well. Position permanent and
chance for good advancement to brlsht : ,
hard workers. See K-l Dellono hotel Sat
urday 10 to 2 ; Sunday , 9 to 11. II 95 2S
MEN wanted : salary , expenses To travel ,
secure services llrnt class salesmen , sell
goods largest manufactory In world First
class references required. W I' " , Mnm
Co , Iowa City , In H 691 2b *
AGENTS , J100 weekly and expenses .ir-
nnteed good men to sell ARCTIC RL-
rRIOERATINO MACHINES for eoollng
REFRIGERATORS ; guaranteed 75 per
cent cheaper than Ice ; Indestructible ,
everlasting. Every owner of a refr grra-
tor bu > F them , an the saving of ice rain
one n onib moro than pays for machine.
over D.OOO In use 1,000 testimonials
WHnvo leading merchants of the U lalaS.
Greatest monopoly ever offered ngentR.
No competition , excluBlvB territory IIB-
signed good salesmen. Write today nnd
allbiTcure jour territory before It Is.taknn.
Arctic Refrigerator Co. , Cincinnati. O
H i.l < : &
Wanted , two Intelligent , energetic men ,
German nnd American , to sell to farmers
Must own rig and have good references
Addrtss Bonanza , Neumayer'u hotel
Council 13luffs. B-S04-2S
WANTED , two experienced shoe salesmen
immediately ftt Uoston Store. Omaha
JJ M731 30
WAM'BD FKMALB 11ULP.
W ) GIRLB for all kinds of work ; 13 to 17
wek. Canadian Olllce , 1522 Douglas.n .
n r.TT
C-577
GOOD ctrl to help cook nnd chambermaid "
Lange hutel , 604 P. 13th St. C < 95
IS6m.
WANTED , 150 girls. 1521 Dodge. Tel 876
C Moll OC120
GIRL for general housework , family 7"2
must be eood cook and laundresH U per
week. MS So. 30th str. C-MC 2f
WAM'Kll-l'UM il.K 11151.P.
itlnued. )
WANTED. iKlrl tn work In kitchen nt
Doratl ) Hound , 422 8. 18th at. C-631
WANTED , Blrl for general housework Mil
Emmet ; st. C-atCU
WANTED , woman for laundry work. W.
C A hospital , corner Ninth street and
Sixth avenue- , Council Hluffs , in.
C-MC18 CS
$900 WEEKLY nalnry explaining to fixm-
lilcn novel methods of Introducing house
hold articles without cost tn purchaser.
< 2fi N. Y. Life bldg. C-MW6 S2J
GOOD cook. 8. E. cor. Jones & 33th
C M640
WANTED , irirl for
WAAl 141 < Dodge * C-759 ! 8
TEACHERS wanted for schools and col
leges ; list of vacancies free Interstate
Teachers' Agency , 126 Washington utrect ,
Chicago , 111 C-734 2S
ANY lady wishing good , lucrative employ
ANor for full nnd winter , nend self-ad
onv elope to Peninsular Supply Co ,
Qiilncy. Mich. O-733 2b
LADIES to embroider pillow cavern ; work
sent | | to vour homo , good pay ; send reply
envelope for particulars and sample.
Manhattan Embroidery Co. , 12S Water
Bt. New York C-742 2S
GOOD paying homework ; WP need u few
ladles in every district to embroider nov
elties for us nt home , full or spare tlmo ;
clHi canvassing nnd no Instruction nredcd ;
Hini lx to ten dollars a week , full particulars
nnd work mulled on receipt of addressed
envelope. Empire Embroidery Works. 23
Dunne St. , New York. C ill 2S
WANTED , one good llrst class lady nsent
Itai ench county In Nebraska ; good wages
and permanent < mploymunt. Keferenecn
required. Herron & Hcrron , Osknloosa.
Iowa. C-700 2S
EXPERIENCED girl for general house
work S30 S. 3Sth live C M767 31
FT" you want to hold n. lucrative position
In the now POSSESSIONS you must
npoak SPANISH We teach a complete
bUBlncfrs course In 10 lessons ov mnll
Simple lesson. 2Ec CORRESPONDENCH
SOLICITED. The Cuban Educational
league , Suite 301 , 67 8. Clark St , Chl-
caeo C-794 28
COMPETENT plrl for general housework.
Pall from 8 to 12 , mornings. 662 So 28th.
St C-S07 2s
WANTED , a refined nice looking younu
lady or widow to work In electric mas.
sago bath rooms. Apply Sunday at 411
S. llth , upstairs. C 783 28 *
WANTED , ladles to sell the latest , most
fashionable petticoat inude Agents mak
from J15 to } GO per \veok. Address Paris
Bklrt Company , 451 Pearl St. , Cleveland ,
O. C-78S 2S
ron HEM * HOUHISB.
CHOICE houspB and cottages all over cltyi
15 te J75. Fidelity , flrst floor , N. Y. Life ,
D-57 §
HOUSES. Benewa & Co. . IDS N. 15th St.
D-573
HOUSES , stores. Comls , Paxton block.
D-MO
MOVING household goods and pianos.
Omaha Van & . Storage Co. , 1511H Farnam.
Tfll 1559. D-5S1
FURNITURE nnd leasehold of a 7 and 13.
room modern flat for sale ; bargain ; rood
location ; rent low. Bcmls , Paxton block.
D-6S2
A FEW COTTAGES. 136 Board Trade.
D-803
MODERN , detached , nine-room house ; nlco
lawn , ehado trees , choice location ; 2529
Capitol avenue : rental , J3500. Tel 673.
B. H Roblson. McC.igue nidg. D 616
WITHIN three blocks of exposition. 11
rooms , suitable for rooming purposes ; nleo
store suitable for restaurant. Bee J. N.
Frenzer. opposite old P. O. D-M9H
BIX-ROOM modern flat. 1112 South llth.
D-1U
FOR RENT , several good nouses 3 to T
rooms. G. L. Green , 28 Barker Block.
D-M40S
TOR RENT Several largo desirable houses.
r. D. Wead , 16th and Dougln- ) .
0-053-28
CHOICE Br. flat , 120 S. 25 st. CM Bee bids.
D 560
BDNEWA'S residence to rent , 3230 Burt
D MC38
J2500 ! MODERN 8-room house ; nice yard ;
no transients desired. 1607 N. ISth St.
D-683 JS
RUN UNDER RENTS
9 ROOMS Modern , 4042 Seward St. ; J2X (
Potter-Slioles Co. , 1617 Farnam St
0-67S 29
TEN-ROOM brick , ens , bath , furnace , hard
wood Doom ; modern In every way. 114
N. 26th Street. D-702 28 *
COTTAGE , furnished or unfurnhhed. 1543
Georgia Ave. Address Y 66 , lice.
D-701-29 *
DWELLINO 10 rooms , all modern Im
provements , 32d nnd Ilarney , $25 Dpxter
L. Thomas , 401 Bee building. D-M727 30
_
TO , RENT , houses or stores. Apply to ff.
W. Robblns. 1S02 Farnam. D-M768
ROOM house , modern , nicely furnlnhed.
Sept nnd Oct. Apply to J. II. Parrotto ,
Douglass block. D 778 28
URNIBHED 8-room house , modern ; bar-
pain for responsible party ; parties leaving
city for the winter. Inquire 620 8 20th St.
D-M799 29
IIE.NT FUUMSHED HOOM9.
VISITORS to the Transmlsalsslppl and In
ternational Exposition wishing to aecuro
comfortnblc quarters can nave time and
expense by writing to or calling upon the
OJtlclal Information Bureau , 1319 Karnam
St. , the only authorized agency of the
Exposition management. Strangers on
arrival in Omaha can take stteot cars
direct from any depot. OIllco open day
and night. 13 6S6
ROOMS , $300 month. 1916 Farnam.
E-642 30 *
PI EABANT rooms , cheap , central. 161J
Davenport. E M795 S2
ROOMS , transients. We up ; week up.
514 N 19th E-M779-S3
FOR RENT , nicely furnished rooms 2018
Davenport. C M407
FITRNISHED rocms , facln < r exposition
grounds , board if desired. 3SH N. 20thi St.
' BIT
THREE nice rooms , housekeeping 1111
South llth. I.--M17B
FURNISHED rooms J2.00 a week ; also
suite of rooms for light housekeeping ,
price * 3.50 weok. 1702 Webster
L M592 S2 *
NICELY furnished rooms for transients.
2203 Spencer St. , Kountze Place , near ex
position E-M14J
LARGE front room with alcove nnd
modern conveniences. In private family ,
for rent to ono or two gentlemen Apply
2109 Capitol Avo. E M 03-34 *
IIOOMS AM > I1OAHD.
MRS E L. SPOTT3. 622 N 19th St. , nice
cool rooms , gas. bath , first-clay board ;
rates reasonable. i Mtaa H.J
THE BENEFIT HOUBE-21 t and Plnkney
Sts , fifty dalntliy furnished rooms , one
square tram the Arch of the States ;
everything now und llrut class ; terma
reasonable.
THE MERRIAM-HrBt class family hotel ,
23th and Dodt-o Sts. F-683
TAKE down that "for sale" or "for rent"
dlgn In your rflndow , The Bee reachen
more people in a day than will pass your
window In a month ; and they consult
theae columns when they want to buy or
ront. i1 805
EXPOSITION VISITORS-The Saratoga
hotel , European or American , Jl.OO and
up ; adjoins the urounds , Sherman ave
nue car line Cannon the house ; summer
resort style , families solicited , modern ,
cool , harm like , bat tin. gas. piano nnd li
brary. Telephone 19Ii Double parlors ,
hammock * , vasv verandas , park , neats In
the Htraet curs , no dust ; jolly people nnd
crofjuet. Write 01 'phone this minute ;
special offer for those who do P MG90
LARGE , pleasant rooms , flrst olnss board.
1W0 Capitol ave. F M6M 31 *
LAP.OE eoutli parlor with board. 202 N. 18.