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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1897-05-05
senator Emery IL protectionist

We had occasion several weeks
ago to express disbelief with the
many journalistic rumors that Sen
ator McErery was a protectionlst
and would vote for the inequitable
and Infamous Dingley Tariff Bill,
declaring at the time that We
would discredit all such reports
until he had actually Cast his vote
| in the affirmative.
Since then, however, he has APP
| peared before the subcommittee
OF the. finance Committee of the
Senate aud is reported to have
said that "be had long been pro
/ tecIiunisV aud was in favor OF &c.
cording moderate protection to
such American industries as sugar,
rice, lumber aud wool. lu the
face OF this positive aud public
| declaration, we must now conclude
that he has deliberately determiu-
ed to renonnca the cardinal piin
ciplrs OF Democracy "a tariff for
revenue ouly, eqna! and exact jus
lice to all anti special favors to
none," by contributing with his
vote to the imposition upon his
couutrymen OF y tariff, which not
only violates these principles, but
actually robs the poor, ie, The
horny handed sous Of tod and the
: laboring masses Of the couRtry, to
increase the already oyerflowins
Golfers Of the rich.
!, The writer has been a follower
and adhcfent OF the political fort
unes IF SIM MeEaery Tor twenty
years. We have always regarded
his political escutcheun as pure
and as far removed from suspic
ion, as the "chastiiy even Of Cae
sal's wife,
: Hence, it may br Imagined tlla
: these remarks are m,ide more il
: sorrow, than i'll an angered or Cen
serious spirit. All he possesses 0
$ political prefer,lant am! oilicla
i station, is due to the kindly recog
8 milton OF The great purity which h
u is preparing to b, ~, Into tn
ue..;ls Of The ea,mS. Ii his pro
!, lection proclivilies had been mad
public, instead of being suppress
; ell, he would not now be mis-r
II resentiug Loui ,i.ina il the Seuat
Chamber
II He has been the idol Of Louis
:. lana Democracy and especially {
II the Norlhsrn portion Of it, b
e which he has been con,inuousl
II honored and if he INV makes Il ii
e tai misstcp, by which h
, falls from this exslte'l pin
D racle, shat-ering his polltici
Is image and eclipilng Il hilbert
re brilliant career, he must STAY til
$, tiattering nncii'n to his soul
d that it has been dane with his ow
le iconoGastio hand.
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The ahsur;lity of the arru-

The absur;litF of the argu-
ment that a tax on imported coal
is requisite to protect our home
trade is shown by the fact that
eur exports Of coal to foreign mar.
kets have increased more than So
per cent within the last few years,
aud have now reached tonnage
Of sufficient ameunt to cause a stir
among the British miners and
shippers almost approaching a
feeling Of alarm lest this growing
trade might in the tntme rove Il
serious matter to ,btm.- Phlla-
deiphia Record, Dem.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1897-05-05

CAPITOL BILL PASSED THE
HOUSE. The Mississippi Legisla-
tnre has been called IN extraor,li,
nary session by Governor MelIau
rine, to consider the queSti IN OF
building new capitol, to replace
the present dangerous eAifce,
which is liable to collapse at any
time aud entomb within its ruins
all the State officers. members Of
the Legislature, archives, etc, aud
to devise ways and means to re-
plenish y depleted treasury and
enable the wheels OF the govern
mt ntal machinery to revolve with
out friction, until the same can be
provided for by regular session.
The capitol bill, providing for in
creased taxation to the amount OF
one.half a mill on the assessable
property of the State, to raise
S750,0O0 to erect a new State cap.
itol, passed the House by a vot.
of So yeas to 46 nays. 1t is wor
thy of note that the representa-
tives from the counties of Warren
Isaquena, Bolivar, Washington
and other submerged sections o
the State were in favor of this bill
while the members from the "IIills'
were arrayed almost solldly agains
its paSSage.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1897-05-05

An irresistible wave Of water
caused by incessant rains-six
feet high and a mile wide, swept
dom Cottonwood Valley last week
and engulfed Guthrie, 0. T., kill
ing many people aud destroying
much property.
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Bucklen's Arnica S:llve.
THE BEST SALvE in the world

THE BEST SALvEi in the world
for Cats, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers,
Salt Rteum, Fever Sores, letter,
Uhapped Hands, Chillblains, Corns
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required. 1t is guaranteed TO give
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funded. Price IS cents per box.
For sale at the Eagle Drug Store.
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Official Journal of the School
Board of Rapides Parish.
Pfaprietors.
The Florida Legislature is still

ballotins for United States Sen
ator, without any immediate prob
ability of an election. Wilkinson
Call, whose term expired Oh the
4th Of March, is somewhat III the
lead.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1897-05-05
The Fashion Bazar-

ALCNANUnIdi y u = - 49, @
Has the finest limo OF Millinery
Of all descriptions in the city, ana
a full line of ladies' aud cblldren,S
furnishing goods at the lowest bS.
ores. Call aud examine. Uld iors.
Office, SECOND street.
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MUSTER Roll
RAPIDEs INVINCIBLEs.
OFFICERS:

OFFICERS:
Lee Crandall, Captain.
Henry HUE, LIST Lieutenant.
A w. Davis, I'd Lieutenant.
" X Johnson, 81 Lieutenant.
K. 5. Jackson, LIST Sergeant.
6. w. Stafford. Cd Sergeant.
w. NJ. Mccormick, Sd Sergeant.
IVm. Stewart, 4th Sergeant.
NJ. Legras, LIST Coporal.
ii. Earhart, 2d Corporal.
Z. Hatch, Sd Corporal.
Phillip Spat,en, .th Corpora..
s. ", Lass'ter, Color Sergeant.
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MUSTER ROLL OF COMPANY B,
MOORE GUARDS,
Second Regiment Louisiana Volunteers,
Confederate States
/. Army.
OFFICERS !:

OFFICERS:
John Y. Kelso, Captain.
NJ. A. Grogan, lst Lieutenant.
w. S. Ridge, I'd Lieutenant.
james DoLahunty, I'd Jr Lieutenant
George Conner, LIST Sergeant.
Ii. Hobart, I'd Sergeant.
A. P. Williams. Sill Sergeant.
A. j, Crawford, 4th Sergeant.
X. b. Smith, 9th Sergeant.
I. Lynch, LIST Corporal.
j. Hereford, 2l.C0rporal.
A. Jarreau, Sd Corporal
S. j. P;livedo, 4tl Corporal.
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STATE or LOUISIANA
Parish of Rapiaes-Tenth judicial Dis
trict Court.
MINORS HusIMyRE
FOR No. 5US.
T1-TnpS,tp .G,f,

MINORS HUsIMYRE
FOR NO. bus.
TUToRsiIiP &c.
syXTHEREAs, MRS. CAROLINE
w HUsTMYRE, Tntrix in the above
numbered and entitled proceeding has
this day tiled Il provisional Account in
same, praying that it BIO approved and
ehonGlosatcd.
Notice is hereby given to WHOM, it doth
or may concern, that if no opposition lie
filed thereto within the delays rrescrih-
ed by law, that said account will he duly
approved, homologated and made the
Judgment Of this Court.
By order Of the Court.
- }Giyen nnder my hand and seal
SEAL Fat Alexandria, La on this oath
- 1.lay Of April A. D.. 1897.
Z. NJ. KlLPAlEICK.
Del,nts titlh,
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oFFIcERs:

OFFICERS:
P. F. Keary, Captain.
j. NJ. Burgess, lat Lieutenat.
w. II. Oliver, 2,i Lieutenant.
j. h. Murphy, 81 Lieutenant.
S. II. Roberts. LIST Sergeant.
X. H. Glaze, ei Sergeant.
h. b. johnson, Sd Sergeant.
S. Meeker, 4th Sergeant.
NJ. Neal, lat Corporal.
A. G. Baltic, 81 Corporal.
Isaac Johnson, 81 Corporal.
j. 4. Murphy, 4th Corporal.
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brought to a stand,
still the other day
for want Of a com.
mon single : nail.
The trouble was a
M ystery at first.
Even the boss ME.
cliallic couldn't tel.
what was the mat
ter. They sent fol-
a high priced ex
pert who charged
ten dollars ali hour.
All he A1a Was .
" Gimme a nail. ("
He drove it i'll the
right place and in
two III inntes the
whole factory was
going again.
That's tie WY
with the machinery
Nr The h,,,,,,r I,,jy
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-21

Archie Burke have returned from ln,s
visit TO Baltimore where they at.snueu
a meeting of the Alumnae or mount
DeSales Academy These laCies had a
most pleasant time and were recipients o1
MANY kind attentions both in Baltimore
and Washington. O..
on today the sodality and 81
Mary's Social Union will go TO Holy
Communion IN body. ,. -. @.
A mission for the young people OF %.
Mary's parish win be comm hceu on on,
tho 9Th Of December and continue unili
The 18th The mission will be CONDUCTED
nv Rev Father Gregory, or ST Joseph $
Passionists Monastery. Baltimore NO;
Mr.. John Halieb. OF west Marsii,lIl
street who has been quite SICK Is no"
very smuch improved. -, .,,s
Very Rev. Father Willibald VIII at~iu
the silver Jubilee Of the ordlna'10n 70
the priesthood OF TT. Rev. Leo haid -
s r.. which will be celebrated at ST
Marv's abbey. Belmont, n. {.
The McGill Catholic Union on next
Monday evening. ed inst. VIII nave
most interesting programme for the mem
hers Of the association. They VIII form
themselves into conversation party
The subject for discussion viii be Are
improvements in Machinery Benefit TO
Mankind I'm GeneralY
a number Of the members have ALREADY
prepared themselves 10 take part In this
Entertainment and a large attendance or
all the members is expected.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-21
illustrated Songs.

A unique entertainment is promised by
Che St. Johns Circle of Kings Daugh-
ters and Sons Tuesday evening. II Will
take place at Marshall Hall, Twenty
fifth and Broad streets, and will bear the
name of An Evening of illustrated
Song
Several attractions are offered. among
them Professor Frank Cosby's Club the
No Name Quartette, and Captain Groves
with his well drilled company of young
ladies, who made such a favorable i'm
preston at last weeks bazaar. Refresh
ments will be served.
The performance has for its object the
furnishing of cot for the Sheltering
Arms. and the ladies who have the pre-
parations i'm charge hope that the WORTH
ness of the cause may bring success TO
their Efforts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-21

Ohio-J Howard Wayt stanton, va.
Oregon-James =. Corbn, fIedericAs-
burg. Va. ,--,.,,. ~,
Pennsylvania-E J. Gay Nori0lk, va.
south Dakota-E. T.. D0wnham. Alex
Tennessee-L. T. johnson. Bristol. va
Texas-James j. Blanks, FetcrsDu~s'
Va. ,,.,....,,,,.,.
West virginia-W William \. Burke
Strt rton. Va. ,
Wisconsin-Joseph V. Bidsood, R,e ;.
WSshnston-w. Z. Winch. Roanoke
Va. .,-. ~.
Nycming- H. b. Haller Marion, Va
THE PROCEEDINGS.
After the Right Emiu.n. 'iahh 'p',-
mandery has been opened IN ample
form the usual annual address VIII De
delivered by tnc kiIh, Eu.hcIl crane
Commando 10 viii give in detail aH
necessary information DOB regard 20 'nc
work done during the rea. ana VIII nt
referred To- special committee with I'M
.tructious Goo report such trLNh as may
deemed necessary or cXpedient. ke-
pnrts viii also bc submitted uy me bfaha
Treasurer by the committee on education
M the Masonic Home. by me Inspector Vi
the various COMMANDERS
After the committees on tne reports
Of the Right Eminent Gr'Nd comm Ni-
er and of the Grand Treasurer nave
been heard from. th, Grand Omcets Tor
the ensuing year will Doe elected ana su,h
other business as may come pelorc the
body will he disposed OF.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-21
1.-THE LIGHT OF The WORLD
=, nm s,y,oUR m ART,

Cost over 100000 to publis d. Contains
nearly 200 full-page cnsravi nss OF our
saviour by the great masters very PIC
ture IL reproduced from so me Famous
painting. Agents are taxing <,on 49, go
- twenty orders per day. The' book Is SO
beautiful that when people zee II they
want IL. The Hermitage. Pr hdo, .mzi'
pitt. Louvre. Vatican, Nation a, OF I"r
don National of Berlin. Bei' 1dere, ana
other celebrated European gal sr'es n'Ve
niaced their greatest and rarest; tre',~ures
a. our disposal that they mie mt DC en-
graved for this superb work. FlRoI
GLANCE AT THE P9CT JRES
BROUGHT TEARS TO MY Ely Els says
one. Cleared $50 first weeks work with
the book" says another 80 me hgh-
Q, ade man or woman should scufe the
agency here at once" says every e'for,
.as $500 can soon he made taking orctrs
for It," Nearly $4,000 expended On new
plates for edition coming from press. Also
n man or woman OF good church stAnuing
can secure position Of manager ana cor
respondent Of this territory, to devote
All his time TO employing and driillng
agents and corresponding with them. 40
dress for full particulars a. l.. 4. Eli
DER. Publisher. 27S Michigan avenue
Chicago. Ill.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-21
New Buildings TO be Opened.

On next Wednesday night, November
2ith, at o'clock. the new buildings of
the University College of Medicine, cor
ner Clay and Twelfth streets. will be
formerly opened to the public for in
spection. These buildings were designed
by Messrs. holland and Baskerville. ar
chitects and will be n revelation in their
dimensions and completeness.
Mr.. T.. V. Valentine, the well-known
sculptor will make the principal address
of the evening and he will be followed
by Drs. William 5. Gordon. Landon B.
Edwards. and Stuart Mcclure in brief
addresses.
All the laboratories. museums, etc. will
be thrown open To the public for inspec
ton after the exercises in the large lee
turc amphitheatre.
a reception committee. appointed by the
students from their own number. will
perform the honors of the occasion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-21
Transfers Of Real Estate.

Richmond--A. b. Bundy and wife to
Peoples Building Loan and Trust Com
pany 20 feet on west side of st. Paul
street, 10 feet south Of Coutts, 81.
Fleming Goodman and wife TO Peoples
Building Loan and Trust Company, Il IL
feet on north side OF Leigh street. be
tween Brook avenue and Gilmer streets,
81.
+. A. and +. H. Nesbitt to Joseph A.
Guide. Is interest in 40 2-3 feet on Broad
street, northeast cornor of Graham,
$1,000.
Martha IL. Woods trustee 10 Tenie
Douglass, % feet on west side First
street, 43 feet north of Orange, $276.
Henrico-Edmund S. Read and wife TO
Daniel A. and Katie NJ. Smith, 100 feet
on Nine Mile Road. being lot ?. block H..
section 6, Highland Springs, $3.50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-21
Among the Catholics.

To-day there will be meeting OF
the Confraternity of the Holy Ghost at
the Cathedral
St Josephs Children Of Mary Will cele-
brate the Golden Jubilee" of the Asso-
citation OF the Children OF Mary on the
beautiful feast Of the Miraculous Medal
November 9th.
There Will be retreat held at ST. JOS
cph's Academy. to which all the members
are invited. which Will commence OF
Thursday November 18th. and end Va
Saturday. 9th. when there will be a re-
ception OF the Children OF Mary and Aspi-
rants Very Rev. Father Tearney will
conduct the retreat
The Ecclesiastical Conference for the
prlests OF this section OF the diocese will
convene at the bishops residence on
Wednesday, November 9th. at noon.
Questions bearing upon Theology and
Holy Writ will be treated, orally and in
writing.
his new residence. on Jackson street,
No. @0s and fO6 where communication
can he addressed him.
Rev i. Il. O'Farrell. OF Petersburg. Va,
WAS Ia the city during the present week
Miss Adelaide Burke, OF east Leigh
street. VIII go on Visit 10 Baltimore
Mr. p. r. Murphy has returned home.
To-day 10 tho feast OF the Fresen-
tation Of the Blessed Virgin Mary.
Father Donovan returned from an OF
Acial visit 10 Baltimore quite III ~ -
hoped ne will have SPEEDY recovery,
lrs. II. c. Boudar and Mrs. T. n.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-21
DISTINGUISHED MASONS.
WILL HOLD THEIR ANNUAL SES-
sTOy IN PETERSBURG.
The Grand Chapter Of Royal Arch Masons
Of virginia and the Grand Coninandery
of Knights Templar.

The nineteth annual convocation OF the
Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Masons
of the State OF Virginia Will be held at
the Masonic Temple OF the city OF Peters
burg on Thursday, December "a. ana Ell.
day, December Sd, under the auspices Oh
Union Royal Arch Chapter, NO.
The present officers Of the Grand CHAP
ter are the following companions
NJ Ex. John Partner Stiffner, OF CHAP
ter No. 80. Grand Hight Priest
Il. Tx. Ernst Louis lde, OF chapter No
2 Grand King.
II. Tx. Thomas Edward Schwartz, OF
Chapter No. 4, Grand Scribe.
NJ. Ex. George Wilson Poe, OF Chapter
No. 8, Grand Treasurer.
TX. r. {. Ebel, Deputy Grand Treas
urer.
Il. TX. James Braxton Blanks. OF
Chapter No T. Grand Secretary.
En-. G.. A. Nesbitt. of Chapter No. y
Deputy Grand Secretary.
Ex. Fred Greenwood, or chapter NO
/. Grand Captain of Host.
Ex. James Edward Alexander, OF Chap
ter No. IL, Grand Prin. Sojourner.
Ex. Elliott II. Brady. OF Chapter NO.
81, Grand X. A. Captain.
FIX. VIM. James HUBBARD. Of Chapter
No. 40, Grand NJ. Sd. Vail.
Tx. Joseph V. Bidgood. of Chapter No
B. Grand NJ. 3D. Vail.
Ex. Edward ). Conrad, Of Chapter No
g. NJ. list. Vail.
NoliPdniOn JunluS a. tOSDy, ol tndP-
ter No. 3. Grand Pursuivant.
Companion William G. Wilkinson, Of
Chapter No. 81. Grand Tiler.
IT'S MEMBERS.
The Grand Chapter is composed Of the
Past Grand High Priests, the District
Deputy Grand Lecturers. the Past High
Priests. the grand representatives from
various States, and the present stationed
officers from all the chapters in the
State.
The city of Richmond will be repre-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-21
GEORGE W. poE. Grand Treasurer.

GEORGE W. POE. Grand Treasurer.
sentoI among the Grand Jf.ce by Grand
Treasurer George W. Poe and Grand
Master second Vail Joseph V. Bidgood.
Captain j. j. English, Jr, of TINS cry.
the Deputy Grand Lecturer OF Dlstrict
No. 8. vii also be present This distflcs
comprises chapters Nos. ., y, ~ ana y ol
Richmond ana chapter No. iS Of Man
chester Captain English is also fast
High Priest and Past Commander oi
Commandery Of ST. Andrew NO. l''
Knights Templar. ~,
After the Most Excellent Grand hoyal
Arch CHAPTER has been opened IN aHpiu
form the Most Excellent Grand hish
Priest will make an address, containing
an additional Statement Of the Work our
ing the past year ana an appiopI'@tc
tribute 60 the memory OF the hI'ilu'i
who died during tho past year a. - w.,
AS a list Of the various appointment
made. This address will be reieritd 10 d
special committee for report during the
session. ., -, .no
Reports will also be received from the
Finance Committee and from the "rahu
Lecturer. 49,. 80,
ing of the Grand Chapter during the next
wear will be decided upon ana the report
OF the Committee on the Grand illsii
Priests report will be received discusssu
and acted upon. After the report OF tht
Grand Treasurer has been presented ana
disposed of. the Deputy Grand ectuIeI5
Of the various districts will be heard
from and such other business WIZ Dc
transacted as viii come before the Douy'
THE GRAND COMMANDERN.
The scyenty-ffth annual conclave OF
the Grand Commandery of knights rem
Dlar of the State OF Virginia VIII also w
held i'm the Masonic Temple az fe,et5-
burg. on Monday, December olh, ll-'
body is composed Of the present statlOh,
ed officers Of the Grand Commandery ana
of the various COMMANDERS IN the ota,c'
also Of the Grand Representatives OF inc
various recognized States
The present Grand Ohlcers OF lhe
Grand Commandery arc the following
X. r. Edward Howe Miller Command
ery No. :. Grand Commander. o..
V. T.. James Hamilton Capers, Com
mandery NO. ,. Deputy Grand Coinihahu-
T.. Phillip T. Woodhn. Commandery
NO. II. Grand GeneralissimO
Il. Benz. Franklin Buchanan, com
mandery No. 9. Grand Captain General
+. James f.. Alexander, CommandeIy
No. II. Grand Senior Warden.
=. Louis Philip Ecker. Commandery
No. 1S, Grand Treasurer.
r. T.. James BraXton Blanks COM
mandery No 6. Grand Recorder.
T.. John Edward Townes. Commandery
No. 6. Grand Standard Bearer,
10. James Thomas lie Sueur, Command
cry No. IA. Grand Sword Bearer.
f.. James wilson Bryant coIhmailueiS
No IS Grand Warden
Sir William C. Wilkinson. Command
cry No ,. Grand Captain OF the Guard.
Sir Frank Ward Cunningham. Grand
Lecturer ....,-.
OTHER REPRESENTATIVE
TIE following representatives OF other
Grand Communicates near the Grand
Commandery Of Virginia will also be en-
titled to seats in that body:
Alabama-Jame l.. Beck, Savannah
Ga.
Arkansas-E. III. Miller. Danville, Va.
California-R. T. Withers. Wytheville
Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-21
CARyTThL At THE ARNORY.
Three More Evenings Of Fun and Profit
tn Close w cdnesday Night.

The merry Carnival Of Nations still goes
on and the pretty girls are still working
hard for the Hospital for Incurables:
Every night there is music and dancing.
and the restaurant, where splendid meals
can be had for small figures, is being well
patronzed
The Carnival will not close until nsxt
Wednesday night and i'm the meantime
the various articles that are up Tor
awards will be voted for.
Mrs Rawlings. wife Of Rev. Mr.. Raw
lings of Clay-Street Methodist church.
was awarded the ladies' desk for the
most popular minister's wife.
DR.. Upshur got the chair for being voted
the most popular physician.
The dollhouse for the most popular
girl is still being voted for. as is also
the handsome chocolate set.
The attendance last night was large.
and those who were present enjoyed
themselves immensely.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-21
Suit for Divorce.

Suit for divorce was instituted in the
Law and Equity Court yesterday after
noon by Nellie +. Keith against Robert
A. Keith.
Damages in the sum of one cent were
awarded in the Circuit Court in the cSse
Of W. +. Wickham. trustee for John
Wickham against Robert Semi. Motion
to set aside the verdict was taken under
consideration.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-21
Before a Small Audience.

A small audience saw I'm Atlantic
City" last night at the Academy. The
performance was enjoyed by the gallery
and the farce. as a whole went through
quite smoothly.
Pat. Rf oney. Jr., made another hit and
responded to n numebr OF encores This
youngster will make his m3rk in the
world of dancers and Will be heard from
later.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-21

magnetism and has an admirable deliv-
cry. Those who have read his stories
have been Interested In his personality.
They need no introduction to the man
himself.
y BRILLIANT AUTHOR.
Mr.. Crawford is the author OF Mr..
Isaacs." .'Saracinesca." katherine" and
other novels. all Of which showed great
genius and brilliant attachments.
The lecture tomorrow night will be
one Of the best Of the Lyceum engage
ment FOR this season, and WILL doubtless,
attract a large attendance
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-21
THE LYCEUM COURSE.
WlRTON CR1UFORD Ar THE dChD-
EUF MONDAY.
One of the Foremost American Novelisis,
Pull OF Magnetism, and with
Splendid Delivery.

+. Marion Crawford. one OF the great
est living American novelists, who IS as
successful with his voice as with his
pen. will. on Monday night, deliver at
the Academy OF Music a lecture ON "Ital-
ian Life and Art"
Mr.. Crawford is conceded TO hold the
foremost place among American noVeHsts'
not only i'm the brilllance Of his gifts but
i'm his wide popularity with cultivated
readers. lie is the master Of most de-
lightful and finished style, has an al
mirable feeling for dramatic effect and
is az all times direct and torciblc
INTIMATE WITH ITALY.
As TO the subjects he has chosen. no
man living is better fitted TO handle
them. for IT has been said many times
by those best qualified to judge that he
understands Italy and Italian life more
intimately than any one else not born
upon the soil.
MIR. Crawford IS favored with n most
attractive presence. IS full OF personal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-21

burg Va.
New Hampshire-James II. Capers.
Richmond ".
New Jersey-Fred Greenwood, Norfolk.
Va
new York;. =. Downham, AleXan-
North Carolna-E. c. Walthal, Rich
mond. Va.
North Dakota-Charles H. Kruse,
Crcwc Va.