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Although the young man to whom will eventually fall the management of the billion dollar interests of his fath- jer well educated and knows some- | thing of railroading, be readily ad- mits that he is at present incapable of 'the management of thé gigantic system of roads his father built up and that he must first. learn the ridlroading business thorough'y before he attempts to direct them. | Realizing with characteristic ness of perception that his days of activity were drawing to a speedy close. and that it would be necgeeary | for his elder son to prepare to shoul-} er the burdens death would place on him, Mr. Harriman! some months ago | started 'the boy off on a career of railroading, sending him west first, to! ud the surveyors, and later to en! ter the shops, and thei to run a | | Ie comotive, Mr. Hariiman had plan | ind to have lis son work in each branch until he reached the top. is in fath- work of his Harriman the west when the ex's serious illness reached him, to gether with a huny call to the iped- side of his father. Mr. Harriman lov- ed Walter greatly and hoped to tive) {to see the day when the boy would be as great an organwer and rail- |road man as himself." He had hoped {that his ocean to ocean railraad route: would be carried -through and | improved by Walter and his plans for {n great system circling the entire na- |t'on be put in realization. Walter Hardman has many characteristics of his father. not boastful, he is thoughtful, tnlkaitve, and a good listener. {remarkably decisive, much as {father was. He makes up his quickly and acts accordingly. not revel - in the luxury Young was at news of the He iv not He in his mind He does that some DOINGS IN STAGELAND MARGARET ANGLIN OPENS IN NEW YORK. : Huntley to Again Play Ritty) Grey"--Pinero's Latest Play Not: Well Received By the London. Critics. Marguerite Sylva, opera, appeared in at the Manhattan week. Puccini's {Carl of the completed, tall formerly tour Opera of hight | performances House new opera, -based on Golden West," and will be "The alm sl produced this 15 Lew Fields has begun rehearsals « 'Old Dutch," in which musical play the is to appear 'later "in the scason Music by Victor Herbert Eugenie Blair is to break in on to Broadway at last She has a leading role in "For Better, for Worse," a new play by Cleveland Moffett Wonderful what a lot of receive large legacies. Millie de Leon, also known as "The Girkin Blue," has inherited $30,000 from her uncle Monday Margaret Anglin takes new play, "The Awakening of Helena wichie," to New York has had a preliminary of a week on the road, | "The Chocotate Soldier." which is Bernard Shaw's "Arms apd the Man" to music by Oscar Strauss, be gan an indefinite engagement in New rork Monday night J : 5 One"1 London critic calls "Arsene Lu pin," just produced the Ja farrago {of impossible and wk absurdity' Others declare it superior to either "Raffles" or "Sherlock Holmes." Charles Frohman has engaged Miss Gladys Hanson, who was le ading' woman wih E. H. Sothern last year: for the leading feminine role with Kyrle Bel lew in "The Builder of Bridges." : Raymond Hitchcock «is appearing Chicago in "The Man Who Owns way," a musrcal comedy by of actresses her \ set in Broad M Geo. SAVED FROM SUFFERING IN HIS OLD AGE. -- Qin Pills cured him. 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The conductor was prised, bowed defferentially, and that he, too, would trust him. that incident young Harivman became known to some of the conductors. oa conduct- any' not for Mr -cash | Pay | ex- | sur- | said | From | is 1s Young Harriman, in like other youths of lus age. He clear eyed, well browned by the and has 'a healthy appgarance. | weighs about -135 pound? ang is five {feet Seven inches tall. | Preferably, he wears blue serge. white ties and socks of intermingled shades. In summer he wears a Pa- nama hat that he keeps weir down over his forchead. He never displays much jewellery. A stickpin, the gift jof one of his relatives, ws .about all in the jewellefy line that he wears. Now that young Harriman face facé with the bustness affairs of father," he contemplates plunging into the science of railroading as soon the sorrow of his bersavement loses its intensity, He expects that in a few years he will fully conversant 'with the affairs and capable of filling smportant posts, appearance, sun He is to his as be a' revised - version by the same butding play- Cohan It Popularity" | wright. Charles Frohman announces that be- sides the fourteen new productions, he | getting under way for New York, he will present Miss Billie Burke and Miss Marie Dofo in new plays for the Winter "Dear Little Denmark," with words. music and = everything else, by Paul Ruberis, was produced a short uime ago in London. With Huntley Wright James - Blakely in the case: it manages to take. Frederic Thompson Springtime," the is of announces that new play by Booth larkington and Harry Leon Wilson, pand which Mabel Taliaferro (Nell), is {to star, will apen at the National The atre, Washington, oii Oc. 4, instead of Oct.. 18, the original opening date Pinero's latest play "Mid-channel™ has Inot been rapturously received "by the London critics. fhe Evening Stand ard says: *A conventional and unpleas ant play, with fine momen's ;*hackneyed an disagreeable, characters, with flashes of mispirati m; a brutal and un necessary ending fiercely effed ive" The Shuberts have engaged Ilsa Ryan last seen in the t Ihe Blue Mouse," to be | man © with Frank Daniels in luction of : London musical suc I'he Belle ( or Brittany," which is rehearsal and which will have New Y opening I'he German Lloyd Kurfuest," when it saile g wourg for New York last inaay, on board all that remained marta | Clyde Fitch. The playwright' betfig brought Tiong Tor burd it amd wilt Ibe interred in the family plot of th | quie t little cemetery in Hartford In. order to conflict the ings of Margaret Anglin and Edeson on. Monday, and J m Tyesday, William A Brady Joseph R. Grismer postponed performance of Thompson new play, "The Iutruder," until Wed nesday at the Bijou Theatre, New York Arthur Byron takes a leading part the play. Mme > of "WH prot cess, now 1 an ear ir "Gros ser "he | | body Ope 1 hn Drew and he first Mimi Aguglia, the Sicilian act- has safled for Italy. After an en gagement in Turin she will appear the Theatre Rejane, Paris, and during the autumn she will re-appear in Lon- don; following this erigagentent Mme Aguglia'is rapidly acquiring a good Eng- lish speech, and she will re-appear under Charles Frohman's management in Am- next season i a series of special in English. - I'he newest importations from England or various Charles Frohman companies Me the names of Mr. and Mrs. G P. Huntley who will resume their Am- erican tour in "Kitty Gre," Grahdm Browne, who is to be leading man "Israel" Percy and Robert Lorray, who come to America to join "The Dollar Princess," 'and Miss Beatrice Walde- grave, who is to be a member of Miss Mauode Adams company Madame Nazimova's coming 'seasog which have been defi nitely announced by .the Shuberts- 1 ¢lude the presentation of one or more res, at at m plans for the j new plays and an engagement in New York. The first new play will be "The Passion Flower." his Nazi- mova's road toup~fs lmited, for early in the new year she goes to New York as the opening attraction for the beauti ful new Shubert theatre on Thirty ninth stret. Out of a hundred new plays submitted, Nazimova has found two which: have: so impressed Wer that one has been selected for her road tour amd season - - v OF_10BACCO dmoking and Chewing at fortysfive : ets a pound, 1s a good tobacco; Why ! 'ay eighty-five cénts. 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