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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-20

on the Wednesday afternoon Of that week y
long run Of The Country Girl" which Is -
ended. has prevented several Of the reYi''
which were planned for this season-"Much ~
About Nothing" London Assurance !"
Squire" The Magist-ate'-and also the \
tended production Of The Merchant OF Nens'
which Is now postponed till next season
Poupee' is still listed for production al ia
before the close OF the present season. anu 30
likely to follow Immediately upon Miss KsSa
closing performances in Easter week
Nine Agnes Sorma has found eager cruz
waiting her return to the New-York stage y
commonly large and friendly audiences ganeH
last week 10 see her at the Irving Place ih'''
This week she will again play one ne" p~
and one in which she was seen mere as' -
The new one is entitled "Faithl"ss. ana !
Bracco This will be played on MONDAY -
day and Wednesday evenings. ana vi"
companied by one-act piece caheu Inv
tive Song" The remaining evenings oi '''
will be- devoted TO The Suuken Bell whHn
one of the popular plays Of Mime. sorHas
mer engagement here Next week. V'e
her present stay, Sne !" ia pay
THE Tanning of the Shrew.
play called The Electrician IS p''"
at the Fourteenth Street Theatre inns
Special alluremcnts are held out IN Tue ~ !,
real running dynamos. the killing OF "a-
contact with a live wire and other e'''1.
effects Next week at this house the a''a''
will be Fun on the Pacific Mali "'" ~,
sion of a play formerly seen here unde' VI. ~,
OF The Pacific Mail" which was IN tu'"
from a still older work. Miss Maggie '''''
appear in 1t, and will sing some oil her SIN
songs.
! Another ~ the musical farces proJe'"u "
| T. Rice will be disclosed AT the her"u ~ :,
Theatre tomorrow night Monte 'afO -
name OF it. and IT is a. usual the WON y" ..
eral men. Sidney Carlton having "'" -
book. Harry Greenbank the lyrics ana ~ =,
Talbot the music The theory OF loca"'. !,
naming the piece seems to have oeen ''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-20

Miss Rehan will have only four more ,,
formances at Days this season These WI T,
on the first three evenings Of Faster week a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-20
NEW PLAYS AND REVIVE
AN AVERAGE WEEK AT THE THE.,..
THE CESSNA AHD THE st-NKRN BRrI. .
ANOTHER MUSICAL. FARCE NM
MODJESKNS LAST WEEK

The Gesha" sccUs utterly unahla o..
away from New York II shoots IT att,
intervals. but 1t always returns With prpn.,.
to Days Theatre. II viii 30 80 again B..
row night. \ new run u three xsA,
promised for the Japancse musical uec. +,
company presenting it will include x,.
the persons who have aided in gaining it. b.,
Gus popularity and some who viii be new T. i.
parts which they VIII play. Joseph Her,.r ),
be seen for the first time as the Marqu., T..
and Miss Marguerite Lemon as . Mlnos, :.
Miss Virginia Earle and James T Power -,
have their former parts Of Molly Sean0rs b.
Wun HI. Cyril Scott Will be- seen again "A 4.
Cunningham The rest u the cast vii! !.
follows:
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-23

M 1or Shd P5g dTsE the behind
 f 1 but as ef He sn handed wSF him 6 R. back pushed him gently from the room.
 There was remambrance of this in his boyish and @ saa tic greeting m Of Mir 0akhurs He had started Aone? a No not exactly alone; in fact ggele) he PfmfaR2T Pf len Fnsy she that table
 time old JaE woods had d0 oSeGd sd so feeg b had run ana 5s and going Flat @ es5 9p5 and 3 how lucky it they had found faPidlya E&h,Ie & Pney stout eOmey damse of l5. ou3hIrs m unseen and rode the side of her lover
 sI pFopriety: but he had vague dea however his of mind sniceHy to kdf rnee obe nouR gR0St % c6sze s9 5eS in Mir dnG ufs e ToreS PoWer we thnt woTd % nS bear tT1g He then ther but in vain He even pointed out the fact But unuciiy the Innocent met this objection by as- mule loaded Wk %S and by he Ga dve aR 3 Fnae Ffa SfemP @ & at log house near the trail Piney to 9e Netb1 Rgshfss S @ nnd ean shift for
 Uncle Billy from bursting into roar of laughter As it fou6 recover @ his gravity There he confded the joke tortions of his face and the usual profanity: ovorcastn apparentIv amcabte G ao the & SKY she s TnG ghG wa was listening with interest and n0csHt nc @ Uas holding fqTth apgse9ty with equal effect relaxing reia ITo, into 9 ama6ty 5s this dd pcRc sylvan group the gancing frelight and the tehered animals in the foreground. Suddenly idea mingled with the alcoholic fumes that disturltd his was apparently of tocuar for impelled to slap his leg again and his fist mouth slight breeze rocked the of the pine trees and moaned through their long and gloomy asles The ruined cabin, patched and covered pine boughs was set for the ladies' As the parted unaffectedy exchanged a kiss, honest sincere that might have been heard above the swaying pines The frai Duchess and the maevolent Mother Shipton were probably too stunned to remark this last evidence of simplicity. and without word to the hut. The fire repenshed, the down before the door, and in few minutes asleep.
 MT. Oakhurst light sleeper. Toward morning he awoke benumbed and cold As he the dying hre the wind, which blowing strongly, brought to his cheek that which caused the blood leave it-snow
 He started his feet with the intention of awak- ening the sleepers, for there time lose But turning to where Uncle Billy had been lying. found him gone A suspicion leaped to his brain curse to his lips. He to the spot where the had been tethered: they longer there. The were already fast disappearing in the
 The momentary excitement brought Mir Oakhursr back to the fire with his usual calm. He did the seepers The Innocent slumbered peacefully with smile his good -humored. frecked face virgin Piney slept beside her frailer sisters sweetly though attended by celestial guardians and Oak hurst, drawing his blanket stroked his mustaches and waited for the dawn. slowly in whirling mist of snowiakes that dazzed fused the What could be of the landscape and summed up the present and future in Showed in"
 A careful inventory of the provisions. which fortun atey for the had been stored within and escaped the felonious fingers of Uncle Billy the fact that with care and prudence they might
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-23

ten days longer. That s" Mir oakhurst sotto yGp @ ,anand perhaps yoH better noyou can us walt occult reason y m gets PaGk with Proysions For pohess fnete bst b B b TasGat and hy accidentally stampeded the animals. He dropped a facts of their dfeefo0 Me3 0f added seanty n all Snd %nfn there's aey no md Ton sms9n only put his worldly store at the prdspee o5 of MF E but he s9Ga E @ enP Fo fr bac week and then hen the n
 young man and MT oakhursts infected the oths Re roeess eabn ahS he Dacbga taste and tact tha opansd % n of the interior int now yoSre mse9 o 'o a 1nep fullest e8tent ! reckon pney The Duchess turned away conceal something and and Mother shPtoH requested Pney not to ehatt@er @ for the trail he heard the of happy laughter his thoughts naturally reverted to the whsRX l somehow Re sonnd aa &Eqd1by & cached he'd And yet don't not until he caught sight blazing ire through the thst h f0VP %as Gndrd it fh hat he the whisky something debarred the free access wta of Mother sRp0n %od he H ssS erap edpat that in a aeoroe e aapy the time was beguiIed by d1i fom sms3n from his pack Notwithstanding diff d Rney Woods managed to pluck reluctant meo, estivty the evening was reached in rude ing hymn which the lovers. Joining hands sang with E9St ap essgnestaess and y0cferaton fear that aher qe i6a1 t9e s and swng to its chorus
 
 Am Hn5 PF0nf 0 bo to live e % P the b service the Lord The pines rocked, the storm edded above Sle hiSeTdbe group and the flames of their Ieaped heavenward if in token of the vow.
 At midnight the storm abated the rolling cJouds parted and the gtteTed keenly the seep- ing camp. Mir. Oalhurst. whose professional habits had enabled him to live the smallest or sleep. in dividing the with Simson some now managed to take himself the greater part of that duty He himself to the Innocent by sav- Ing that he had 'often been withouI sieep" sententlously: When gets of luck Luck continued the gambler refectively, lis mighty ts bound to change. And it's finding when it's or bad luck since left Poker Flat-you along, cards right along you're all right. For, added the
 :! m proud to live in the service of the Lord, . The third day came and the sun, looking through their slowly decreasing of provisions for Ing meal It of the pecuarities of that climate that its diffused kindly warmth the Wlntry landscape, if in regretful commseration O. the past But revealed drift on drift of piled nigh around the huta hopeless, uncharted, trackless sea or white lying below the rocky shores to which castaways still clung. Through the marveously ar the smoke of the pastoral village of Poker Flat miles away Mother Shipton saw it, and from pinnacle of her rocky fastness hurled in that direction
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-23

sbs tor nSt nsF last s S prSasi SsTtan dsgTss of suRty her good and She hen set heTse y4q to g4 the out task sReGf o pieased to cafl e as she and the Duchess were count for the fact that she swear and wasn't inn RFas G fsD 0 rss aaa the @ @
 muSc aeG 6 m enre Ry G ekeFbg s eamP To
 fe9g Neher Seq r dy9n Tas ner left eft perienees tbis a Gapng to relate tner personal
 stTaY @ some m m months & before he had chanced upon cidt He & now proposed to narrate the principal argument and fairly forgotten words-in the cur that eT dg9ds aga2 ag f3r Iaked 1af edst t6f Ge winds and the great pines n the 'TeeK |Tesed in in the the eDed e1 te t WFatn or the son of Peeus MT oakhust eTssSed h in the fate of shhees the Innocent sG with small food and much of Homer and skies sun % them and again from the eadn Gay a closer lose ar3und them drew the snowy circle walls of dazzling lowered twenty feet aboge penisb eF 5e @ became more and more difficult re- eompaned ha The 6GeR o in the drifts & And yet no Rfct 9nd looked into each others eyes and happy bee m R The he Duchess @ pOre cheTru than she had the strongest of rary-seemed to scken aDd hurst to he @ % Gn the tenth sb day d she called Oak %aen e & T 04 Int 1ay nyhmg about it oakhnfst P@hdis dd sd lr0m It G0nsP o0naneG
 Rf pontns saf Tssf o he se6 they ca said the SaG Woan sns gaer ga@ to the wall. passed quietly away.
 d aGeordon and the bones were put aside that day. shipton had been committed to the snow. Mr. Oakhurst took the Innocent aside, and showed him pair of snowshoes which he had fashioned the old mack saddle; There's chance hundred to save her yet" he said. pointing to Piney; there he added pointing toward Poker Flat you can reacb Smson. "In stay here.'' was the curt reply. W The lovers parted with a long embrace. You going too? said the Duchess, she MT oakhurst apparently waiting to accompany him. far as inc canyon he replied He turned suddenly and kissed the Duchess leaving her pallid face ahaIne her trembling limbs rigid with A
 Night came. but MT. Oakhurst It brought tb. storm again and the whirling Then Ducbess feeding the fire found that had quietly nfeS beside the hut enough fuel to last days ion ger
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-23

Piney.
 The women slept but little In the morning, looking into each others faces they read their fate Neither spoke but Piney accepting the position or the strong er drew near and placed her around the Duchess waist They kept this attitude for the rest of the day That night the storm reached its fury, and rendng asunder the protecting pines invaded the hut
 Toward morning they found themselves unable feed the fire which gradually died away. As the bers slowly backened, the Duchess crept closer to Piney, and broke the silence of many hours: Pinex you pray?" ''No. dear" said Piney, simply. TN Duchess. without knowing exactly why felt relievedS and, putting head Pney's shoulder, spoke And reclining, the younger purer pillow ing the head of the soed virgin breast they fell asleep.
 The wind lulled if feared to waken them Feathery drifts of shaken from the ong pine boughs, flew like whte-winged birds about them they slept. The through looked looked down what had been the camp all human stain, all of earthly travail hidden beneath the spotess mantle mercifuly flung
 
 They slept all that day and the next, nor did they waken when voices and footsteps silence of the camp: And when pitying fingers brushed from their faces, could from the equal peace that dwe upon them which was she that had sinned. Even the Poker Flat rec ognized this and turned away, leaving them in each others
 But at the head of the gulch on one of the largest pine trees they found the pinned to the bark with bowie knife. It bore the following written in pencil in a firm hand:
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-23

And pulseless and cold with bv bis and bullet in his heart, though still calm ss R 1tS beneath the snow lay he who the strnnaee
 and yet the weakest of the outcasts of Poker
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-08

cover the social circle. in whlch sou "a
called upon 10 play the part OF IIlelt'
neighbor. and, trust, also OIL -
Tvin0 still beyond the conlLes VI -
So, We observe a larger sphere, C@'ioS
-. ,olitical circle. This Is one OF "n,0.
~. ~ not feel proud and one "hlC"
90, NAV feel reluctant 70 enter ou1 JUL
Ter (, YOU must-Fate mas % 49,.
u.bather YOU will or NOT Woialo
whether a worker or not - ,hs
e,-a~cisa q far greater influence IN ens
NS,.ssoI circle IN the future than she mas
T., - mast And why should she no.
- sha not share equally Win man !"
- ra.,,its ~ both good and bad leslsi@-
tion? NAV think OF
,,,,-,s rights or Equal Suffrage
os abstract propositions. we cahl 'l ~.
80, 10 the rapid growth OF woman
sndrehce in political matters " l.,
Lastly. we find the religious clIcle' III
,,.hich woman is most powerful anu VIZ
sbe g. always destined to wielo d uol'',
rating influence. This Is your H'S"e''
and noblest sphere. h,o,, van
.srhis is the mountain pear VIZ" 80
must climb In order 10 ION ~" 49,
clear vision upon all your o'ns'
of duty. 800, NAV he she
Whatever else "Vi'''A
must be religious no,r,i,,I
..yon may be wealthy and beautliui,
,,,e,IectmaI and refined. but unless you
nave nave religion you cannot hope to minis IS,
ter without hypocrisy at those holy Al
,ars before which only priestess can
offer sacrifice. ,cro>r
Neglect religion. and Il Will miidew
vour heart and life. Cultivate II, aho ~
will crown your womanly lie with a., t.s
rich fruits and flowers. haVihs o.' ~.
,,oin,ed ont the circles in which your life
youst move. the question meets you. HOW
NAV influence these spheres OF my Ire
20 the best a(s antagev
TN answer 20 that. ! reply 10y tur-
nishIng 10 them those elements In which
they are sadly deficient and WITH wnicn
YOUR Creator has so bountifully endow'
ed you.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-08
O; Cleveland. ,.
NAVAL OFFICER DIES AT SEA,
Capt. Sturdy. ofthe L. s. Collier Pom
nev. Died Yesterday on His Vessel.

KEY WEST. FLA, June 1.-Ihe INT
cd states collier Pompey, formerly the
british steamer Harlarch, arrived mere
to-day from Norfolk, Va, with her com
mander, Commander j.. w.
sturdy dead on board, and Lieutenant
K c. Norton in charge Of the snip.
commander Sturdy was not feeling wen
when the Pompey sailed on Friday even
ing. He was taken sick OFF Cape Henry.
soon aftcrward became unconscious ana
died yesterday. There was no physician
on board. e..-
He was a native of Maine, fifty-one
years of age and had been in the SER
vice thirty-six years.
The family Of the deceased live at An
naDolis.
Commander Sturdy was buried to-day
with military honors. The services
were held in the Methodist church IN
front of which one hundred and fifty ma
rines including a bugle and drum corps
were drawn up. They presented arms
when the body was brought from the
church and then playing a dirge, led
the procession 10 the cemetery.
The coffin was borne by blue jackets
and the pall-bearers were high naval Of
ficers. The grave is close 10 the ceme-
terry gate and near the graves OF the
victims of the Maine disaster.
The customary volley firing and the
sounding of the taps" over the grave
concluded the funeral ceremony.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-08
AIDED BY MRS. PINKHAM.

Mrs. W. Z. PAXTON, youngstown,
North Dakota, writes about her strug-
gle TO regain health after the birth OF
her little girl:
"DgAR Mrs. PrNKHAM:-lt Is with
pleasure that add my testimony to
your list, hoping that it may induce
others TO avail themselves OF your val
liable medicine.
After the birth of my little girl,
three years ago, my health was very
poor. had leucorrhGa badly ana
terrible bearing-down pain which
gradually grew worse, until could 40
no work. Also had headache nearly
all the time, and dizzy feelings. Men
situations were very profuse, appear
ing every two weeks.
81 took medicine from good doctor,
but IL seemed TO do no good. L was
becoming alarmed over my condition,
when l read your advertisement in a
paper. 1 sent at once for a bottle OF
lydia Z. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
ponnd, and after taking two-thirds OF
tina bottle I felt so much better that L
send for two more. After using three
bottles felt as strong and well as any
one.
81 think II IS the best medicine for
female weakness ever advertised, and
recommend it to every lady l meet suf-
fering from this trouble"
Maternity is wonderful experience
and many women approach it wholly
unprepared. Childbirth under right
conditions need not terrify women.
The advice of Mrs. Pinkham is freely
offered to all expectant mothers and
her advice is beyond question the most
valuable to be obtained. If Mrs. Pax
ton had written to Mrs. Pinkham be-
fore confinement she would have been
saved much suffering. Mrs. Pinkhams
address is Lynn, Mass.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-08
CHANGES IN THE BELL COMPANY
MIR. John X. Gibson Made Manager
The Office Moved.

The Southern Bell Telephone Company
has been making numerous changes re-
Gently in it's stan OF employees, from man
days.
MIR. John r. Gibson. who was the local
manager for the Bell Company in Norfolk.
has assumed the management OF the long
distance office here, made vacant by the
release of Mr. O. A. Hunter who will g0
IN Atlanta. The managers office for the
Southern Bell Company has been moved
rom the central office, on Ninth street. TO
No 1914 cast Main street. and Mr. Glib
son will probably manage both ex-
changes. -. -,
sorce ~ girls Will be reduced. A number
~ linemen and inspectors were put OF
yesterday. II Is said, while other changes
are contemplated.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-08
The Board OF Trustees.

The Board OF Trustees OF the Woman's
College held its annual meeting IN tns
row lecture ball ~ he college at
O'Clock Monday afternoon.
1ne trustees are Dr. II. "A. IHppef,
president Or. Jamea Nelson. OF the coll
lege: Drs. George Cooper. W. r; Hatcher
X. ]. Willingham. H. w. Battle. OK Pc
tersburg. Mess.s II. II. Pollard. {. W.
q r~r- u rheodcra Eliyson, John e.
Williams. Jas. ID. Crump. ID. o. Davis.
A. .. forbes. W. = WeslwoOd. DR. I. Z.
Mathews. and Pre- fessor 5. &. Mitchell.
OF PiCfmorf College
A large attendance OF the trustees was
reported. ana much interest Vas mani
The comforting OF the degrees OF Mas
ter of Arts. Master OF Sciences. Bachelor
OF Arts and Bachelor OF Letters. with
routine business. took up most OF the
time OF the session.
DIR. Nelson's report showed the most
successful session IN The colleges career.
Features OF his report were the excellent
hehsvior OF the young ladies, being almos,
perfect, the maintenance OF order about
me college, and the increase OF twenty.
Ave pupils duriag the year. making In Al
23f students.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-08
cbanIoin strinrfeIIow Here.

The Rev. Frank Stringfellow. who mas
been appointed chaplain OF the Foutli
Vireinia Regiment. United states Vol
unteers but who was unable TO leave
with the troops last Sunday, arrived IN
the city Monday afternoon and Is the
guest OF his son-in-law. the Rev. william
Alexander Barr, on Twelfth street. lie
will leave this morning TO join MS regl-
ment at Jacksonville. Fla. Mr.. string
fellow has been presented with hand-
some uniform by Mr. Mann ;. valentine
Jr.. Of this city. He was once the pas
tor Of Mrs. Valentine and performed the
ceremony when she and her husband
were married. Mr.. Stringfellow prizes
the PRESENT very highly as coming from
a friend Of many years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-08
petersburq Omcers Nominated.

PETERSBURG, VA. June Especial
The Democratic members Of the Common
Council held a caucus tonight 10 nomi-
nate officers for vacancies>to be filled by
the Council at it's meeting on the nrst OF
July. Nomination is equivalent to cleo
ton.
Among the nominations made up 10
midnight were the following: city Au-
ditor, G. b. Gil; Clerk OF the Markets
Emme't Sanford. city Physic,ans pIs.
s. A. Hinton, ]. NJ Burke. r. n. Jones,
John r. Campbell Chief Of Police r. +.
Ragland; Lieutenant OF Police, r. 5.
Chandler.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-08
1000 , FlLIS take, easy TO operate. &c.

est that comes here.
Schaub caught two OF the visitors hits.
one OF them for two bags.
Madison and Ward put lots OF life In
the game.
Again this afternoon. with Allentown
tomorrow.
A game to-day means first place.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-08

THE careful student OF our present aSs
cannot help discovering that II Is sadly
deficient in purity sympathy and faith.
1T needs an infusion OF these in order
10 make II what Il should be. Woman
has been wonderfully endowed by her
Creator with all these. and her duty IL
10 give as fully as she has received.
I'm order that you may work effective
" in your LIES undertaking. you must
study well your relations 10 the world
Life is not a sickly. sentimental dream
Neither is II a cold. hard, calculating
game.
1t is a problem. Time Is tho black
board iife's opportunities are figures and
you are the workers.
May your life work be marked BY the
plus sign. instead OK the minus, Is my
sincere prayer"
Or. Wnlingham followed DR.. sweeny
with short speech which was well re-
celved.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-08
knights TsmpIar Elect omcers.

PETERSBURG, VA, June Especial
At the annual meeting OF AppomattoX
Commandery Knights Templars, held to-
night. the following officers were elected:
Eminent Commander A. J. Clements;
Generallizio, 5. II. Northington; captain
General Nathan Young; Senior Worden'
Vernon Campbell; Junior Warden, w. w.
Presson: Prelate, 5. ". Budd; treasurer
John r. Parham; Recorder, John f.
Townes. Standard Bearer. W. y. Hood;
sword Bearer. c. V. Robinson: Warden,
r. r.. Waugh
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-08
Female Institute Trustees.

STAUNTON. VA. June Especial
Tna BOARD of Trustees of the Virginia
Female Institute held it's annual meeting
az the Institute this evening. a quorum
from each diocese being present. Bishop
+. NJ. White presided.
The trustees considered and approved
~. action of the Board Of Directors and
the building Committees relative to the
construction OF the new building now go
ing up on the Institute grounds.
Two vacancies Ia the Board Of Direc-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-08
BelIigerents Arrested.

Courtney Smith is under arrest at the
Second station. charged with assaulting
stephen Chasey. Chasey is not badly
hurt.
V;ilNam Plea SAINTS. a negro. Is under
arrest at the Third station, charged with
stafoinr Joseph Gordon. white boy.
Cordon's wound Is said TO be serious.
The AFFAIR occurred In the First district.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-08
British Steamer in Trouble

NORFOLK, VA, June I-Speclal.-
Richard Carey second mate OF the BTU
ish ship Canada, charged with amusing
men OF the crew, was sentenced TO thlr.y
da,,s in IAN. First Mate j. Crosby could
not no found by the officers. Captain
Nfunroe IS thought to have secreted him
aboard as the ship sailed to-day leaving
Carey i'm jail.