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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-12
THE THEATRE ELSEWHERE.

New York theatres this weekg Bijou,
THAT Man; Grand Opera House, Del
la Fox; Empire, Lord and Lady
Algy"; Garricl1, 'Zaza"; Madison
Square, Because She Loved Him So;
Garden 1.-THE Last Chapter, Manhat-
tan, Mile. Fiji; American, "Olvette";
Knickerbocker, e. H Sothern; Fifth
Avenue, Mrs. Fiske; Fourteenth Street,
Chauncey Olcott; Wallacks, AT the
Sign Of the White Horse Tavern;
Herald Square, Mathews and Bulger;
Broadway, James ONeill in '"The Mus
keteers"; Lyceum, Americans at
Home; Casino. 'In Gay Paree"; Vic
toria, "A Reign Of Error; Academy,
Her Atonement'; Daly's, "The Great
Ruby; Star, "The Silver King"
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-12
WELLEsLEYs PRESIDENT.
Students Are Delighted at the Election OF
Miss Hazard.

Wellesley, March 11.-Dr. Alexander
Mckenzie, president of the board of
trustees, at the close of chapel service
Wednesday morning, made the an
nouncement that Miss Caroline Hazard
Of Peace Dale, r. J., had been elected
as the new president of the college, to
go into Office in September Of 1899. DR..
Mckenzie declared that the board of
trustees did everything in their power
to induce Mrs. Irvine to withdraw her
resignation. The departure of Mrs.
Irvine from the college is a matter of
deep regret among all the students, 20
pecially the seniors, who have always
had great admiration for her 1t is
thought here that the college has been
most fortunate in getting Miss Hazard
TO accept the presidency, for she seems
peculiarly worthy of the great honor
with its attendant duties. She comes
mere DuttresSed on every side by her
pedigree, her fortune, her educational
interests, her intellectual achievements,
her deep religious nature, her social
charms and her administrative expert
enCe.
Although she does not come here with
college degree, she has lived IN the
atmosphere of Brown University all her
life and has done real scholarly work
in her editing and writing. Great de-
lleht Is felt among some Of the students
because OF the rumor that Miss Hazard
is interested in athletics.
Her broad life of culture and affairs,
along with her social charms, seems
to assure Miss Hazard a warm well
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-12
LoTHROP's OPERA HOUSE,
KATE CLAYTON.

The performance of the famous play
The two orphans with Miss CIaxton
IN her original creation of Louise, the
blind girl, together with cast includ-
ing some of the best artists of the day,
is an event in theatrical circles of such
rare occurrence that lovers of the stage
at its best, win not only hail the news
with satisfaction but doubtless testify
by their crowded presence at the per
Torrance, their appreciation Of such
managerial and artistic effort The
two orphans" does not stint itself in
any of the pain or horror appropriate to
its kind, furnishing indeed the material
for every variety Of melodramatic emo
tion in glorious profusion. Laugh, as
the mere realistic may at this piece. and
such as this, it belongs to an order
which will cause men to thrill after
thousands of the works which serve up
the cold. rancid facts Of life in APPROX
ed modern fashion have lost their hold
upon the regard of mankind and
crumbled to dust One accepts the
frankly romantic scheme of THE two
orphans" and its countless ingenuities
must be regarded as admirable. The
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-12

Boston theatres this week: Boston,
THE Fortune Teller; fremont, "The
Circus Girl"! Castle Square. 1.-THE
Prodigal Daughter; Hollis Julia Mar
lowe; Museum, 1.-THE Christian; Park,
May Irwin Grand Opera House, BIN
DO of Bombay"
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= WORCESTER THEATRE,
THE BRIDE ELECT"


Aside from the interest in this opera
Itself, local people have an especial
share in THE Bride Elect" because
Alice Campbell its prima donua, is
Worcester girl. Miss Campbell has not
appeared here since she had a small
part in Hoyt's MIX White Flag" and
since then her rise has been rapid. as
she has an extended reputation rs a
soprano and also as an authores5. TWO
other big favorites also appear, Albert
Hart, formerly star in Wang" and
charming Christie Macdonald, who gets
the Hons share Of attention wherever
she appears. Besides these are George
Lyding, Melville Stewart, Harry Luck
stone, Charles H. Drew, q complete
ballet and chorus Of 60.
The Bride Elect was written at odd
moments during a long period of time,
6r. Sousa declares it to be better than
anything that he has hitherto given 10
the public. The scene is laid in this is
land Of Capri, in the bay of Naples.
and this has given the management,
Messrs. klaw and Erlangac ana B. D.
stevens, n opportunity 10 exhibit the
most lavish stage settings and accesso-
ries that have ever been given Ia a
comic opera in this country. The total
SAPeHSe u tus production loOtE I'D more
than $40, 600
Mr.. Sousa has written The book as
well as the music Of The Bride Elect"
and told an interesting story with great
cleVerness and dramatic strength
There are three march movements the
hrst being at the opening of the opara,
entitled With Clanking Sword and
Giistening Gun" At the close Of the
first act there is another, The Watch
mans Patrol," which Is handled with
great originality. The great march of
The piece, however, is 'UnchaIn the
Dogs of War" which closes th4 second
act. This scene is laid in a ruined pal
ace, the home of a band of brlgands
The march is first heard family in the
distance, coming nearer and nearer IN
I'll it ceases. There is a sharp COM
nfand-"Open in the name Of the
queen" uttered behind the scenes.
then moment later there is an ex
piosion; the walls of the castle fall: the
great pillars tumble and crash to The
ground, and over the runs the SOL
dlers swarm. Then the fun company
advances TO the front of the stage
singing the greatest and most inspir
ing march that Sousa has ever writ
ten.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-12

that is bound to please. He is a top
notcher as punster. Miss Polite
Holmes. known as the Irish duchess,
WIN make her first appearance in Wor-
cester in vaudeville. She will be renern-
oered for the tremendous hit she made
at the Worcester theatre two years ago
as one of the stars Of the Tony Pastor
show. Baldwin and DAILY, the original
happy Hottentots. will be seen in their
wonderful acrobatio feats. Mons, Niz-
zaras, the wonderful flying ring per
former, who comes direct from Roster
y Balls will also be feature Of the
Budworth, the clever comedy duo.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-12
IS IT A TRIFLE?
THAT COMMON TROUBLE, ACID DYS-
PERSIA OR SOUR STOMACH.
Now Recognized as a Cause of Serious
Disease.

Acid dyspepsia, commonly called heart
burn or sour stomach. is a form of iudi-
gestion resulting from fermentation Of
the food. The stomach being too weak to
digest IL, the food remains until fermenta-
ton begins, filing the stomach with gas,
and bitter, sour, burning taste in the
mouth is often present. This condition
soon becomes chronic and being an every
day occurrence is given but little alton
ton. Because dyspepsia is not immedi-
stely fatal, many people do nothing for
the trouble,
Within a recent period remedy has
been discovered prepared solely 10 cure
dyspepsia and stomach troubles, 1t is
known as Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets and
is becoming rapidly used and prescribed
as a radical cure for every form Of dys-
pepsia.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets have been
placed before the public and are sold by
SIl druggists for 50 cents per package. Ii
is prepared by the #. A. Stewart Co.
Marshall Mich. and while 1t promptly
and effeotually restores a vigorous dies
ton, at the same time IL perfectly harm
less and Will not injure the most delicate
stomach, but on the contrary by giving
perfect digestion strengthens the stomach.
improves the appetite and makes life
ssnd Ion FEE book on Stomach Diseases.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-12
Worcester Theatre
All Laughter.
TEARSAT LOTHROP'S
A Number of Old Favorites
Return This Week.

Only two nights are filed at the Wor-
cester Theatre this week, though each
IS a noteworthy attraction. On Thurs
day comes sousa's opera, '"rha Bride
Elect" with 100 people in the company
and a Worcester girl, Alice Campbell.
for prima donna; and the naughty but
nice Telephone Girl" returns for a
single performance on Saturday. Kate
Cfaxton and THE Two Orphans" viii
be strong drawing cards at Lo.hrop S,
End selection Of the best funmakers
in the business will keep Park patrons
tp good humor.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-12

weaving together Of the fortunes of
the Countess De LINERS with those of
the poor blind waif; the wedding of the
Cheyalier de Vaudrey to q humble far
mer's daughter from Normandy; the
exhibition Of the F'rochard family, who
have been outlaws for hundred and
fifty years" with the old bag Of a moth
er equally capable in whining and in
saVa gerry, and the brutal ruffian of an
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-12

Broadhurgt's newest play and first ser
ious one. It was generally liked. The
papers describe 1t as a simple, IMAM
bilious love story, and Edgar Daven-
port is credited With excellent work as
the hero.
Johann Strauss. the waltz king, is re-
ported dying at Vienna from the grip.
He is 70 years old
Richard Mansfield has purchased the
American rights to My Soldier Boy"
a farce now running in London.
The old Wallack's Theatre in New
York, now known as the Star, will be
torn down after May 1, to make room
for a business block. The Astors are
the owners Of the property.
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elder son, to whom work, honesty and
piety are alike alien; the extreme clev-
erness of the introduction of Marianne,
the outcast, to the orphan sisters so
that at the critical moment she may
take the place Of her benefactress and
be sent to Cayenne in her stead-an
this is excellent in it's way, and the add
ed touch of picturesqueness, and of pity
which comes through the sweet souIed
cripple, Pierre Frochard, who exists by
melodramatiC law in the exact defiance
of his family tradition, is perfect in its
kind,
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-12
THE TELEPHONE. crRr. %

This piece has been here 50 recently
That ones memory needs little prompt
ing in regard to it. The great German
dlaIect work Of Louis Mann, and the
equally artistic representation Of Clara
Lipman, are not so lightly to be for
gotten. The performance will be in
every detail like that of three weeks
ago, and those who We're unable at that
time to obtain seats have now another
opportunity. None of the Casino crea-
tons have equalled this as laughter
producer, or have been better played.
while her5er's music is full of the
brisk and snappy melodies that only he
can write.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-08
SHAW IS CHOSEN.
New York State Man Elected G. A. R.
Commander.

Philadelphia, Sept. TAT the session of
the national encampment of the Grand
Army of the Republic today, Col. Albert
D. Shaw of WATERFOWL. n. Y. was elect
ed commander-in-chief by reclamation.
Irving Robbins of Indianapolis was elect
ed senior vice-commander-in- and
M. Minton of Louisville, KY, was chosen
Junior vice-commander. William H.
Baker of Lynn was elected surgeon-gen-
eral Jacob L. Grimm of Maryland was
elected chaplain-in-chief.
The report of the pension committee.
which was yesterday recommitted with
instructions to the committee TO embody
therein the desire of the encampment
relative to the administration OF the pen
sion laws, was again presented The re-
port was accompanied by resolutions
drafted by the committee, and the en-
campment at once adopted them unani-
mously. They " re as outlined in yes
terday's dispatches.
After much heated discussion, the re-
ports wen7 sent to the committee on pen
sions. Later in the afternoon a motion
was made to return to the south the 1ags
that were captured during the war.
This was killed, as was also motion to
admit Sons of Veterans as M mDers OF
the Grand Army of the Republic shorty
Thomas Stewart of Pennsylvania was re-
appointed. The n wly elected officers
were installed Gen. Louis wagner OF TINS
city, past commander in chief, conducting
the ceremonies after which the encamp-
m-nt ADJOURNED sine die
The Woman's Relief Corps completed its
BUSH, SIS today by electing the following
executive committee Mrs. Charlotte J.
Cummings, PENNSYLVANIA; Mrs Minnie
r. Morgan, Kansas; Mrs. Florence II.
Gates, Vermont; Mrs. Lucinda a. Colt,
Missouri; Mrs. Jennie Ball, North Da-
kota.
The ladfs of the G. A. r. today elected
Mrs Shade of Philadelphia president.
The illumination of the north Atlantic
squadron and the camp fire of the Union
ex-prisoners of war continued tonight
The Academy of Music was crowded to
the doors tonight by G.. A r. men and
their friends to take part In the ex-pris-
oners camp fire. Addresses were mad by
Gov Stone of Pennsylvania, Mayor Ash
bridge Of this city. Ex-Governor Roberts,
Col James e. Barnet of the n nth Penn
sylvania regiment. Gen. John c. Black of
Illinois. United States Senator Penrose
and others.
The new council Of administration met
tonight and organic q The council in
cludes the following: Maine. Il. A. Butt
New Hampshire John browne; Massa-
chusetts E. T. Howell: Rhode Island
Nelson Vale Vermont, John w Currier.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-08
REGIMENT REVIEWED.
Rioe's Command Gives an Exhibition
Drill on Common.


Drill on Common.
Boston, Sept THE members of the
Twenty-sixth regiment, United States
army divided their time in the city to-
day between entertaining and being en-
tertained, principally the latter The
forenoon was spent receiving friends and
getting their effects thoroughly settled
for the long trip to the Pacific coast
About A o'clock the regiment assembled
and marched from the Charlestown com
mon Here large crowd had assembled
with Gov. Wolcott his staff, Gen GUY W
Henry, Col. Miller of the Forty-sixth and
a large number of ladies on the ground
The first movement was a review Of
the regiment by the governor His excel
lency walked all around the ground with
Gen. Guy V. Henry at his right hand
The review over. the first battalion came
out and gave very interesting exhibit
tion Of the extended order drill This was
followed by a shelter-tent drill by the sec
Ond battalion, while the third battalion
gave Q fire battalion drill.
The regiment then marched back to the
cars This evening nearly the entire body
ofuNofficers and enlisted men attended a
bad at Mechanics, Hall, as guests of the
city, and the affair was a most brilliant
one.
During the afternoon the three sections
Of the train were transferred to the
Providence division of the New York.
New Haven and Hartford railway, and
at an early hour tomorrow morning the
regiment will be conveyed to Providence.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-08
RECORDS SMASHED.
Trotters at Maine State Fair Clip Off
Big Fractions.

Lewiston, Me-, Sept 1.-THE attendance
at the state fair today was the largest on
record, from 25,oOO to 10000 people being
present. The state records for both trot-
ting and pacing in race were broken, the
first by White Point in the free-for-all
uot, whose mile in 2;15A beat the record
three-fourths of a second and the second.
by Terrill S., who knocked two seconds
off his own record made at Pittsfield last
week. Summaries:
Free-for-all trotting, purse $l0O0-First,
Greenbrinc, second, Prince Lavalard;
third, White Point Time, 2;19A, 2:1Sh,
2:1S, 2:13&, 2:15A, 2:17, 2.1S.
2;2O class tpotting, purse ,$500-First,
Eidora. Time, 29iA; 21Sa. 2iS%.
.21o class paeirS, purse ooO--First Ter
rill s.. second Chelsea; third, Mazittib.
Time, 21ll2, 2.18A, 2;l4
2;45 class, pacing, purse $500 First,
Hardwood; second Annie H.. third,
Kittie Stamford. Time, 2:26l4 2:26, 2:2I
2;S5 class, trotting, purse $500 (nnfin-
third. Topsy, Time, 2:27is, 2:27
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REQUEST DENIED.

Col. Jouaust Personally Refuses to
Take Testimony Of Military Attaches.
Rennes, Sept. AT the opening this
morning of the, court martial Of Capt.
Alfred Dreyfus, Matre Labor, leading
counsel for the defence, announced that
he had received a semi-ohicial intima-
ton that Col. Schwartzkoppen, former
German military attache at Paris, and
Maj Panizzardi. the former Italian
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-08
Upton BUYS LAKES.

London, Sept THE directors Of the
Standard Insurance Company have re-
ceived Sir Thomas Liptons offer for tn
Lakes of Killarney meeting has been
called to consider the matter. The Of
fcials of the company say Sir Thomas
Linton is the only person who has ever
negotiated for the purchase of the lakes.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-08
LIVE STOCK BURNED.

Barre, Sept. THE big stock barn Of
George Rowell. situated a mile west Of
Barn, was destroyed by fire tonight, en-
failing a loss of about $1,000 Two horses,
twelve cows, one hog and several tons of
hay were consumed. The origin Of the fire
is unknown. Mr.. Rowell carried an in
surance OF $1,000
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The contract for the construction of
the state highway was awarded tonight
to Calvin S. Temple, he being the only
bidder. Mr.. Temple is to start building
the road at once. There will be little
less than one-half mile reaching as far
as Mitchelrs fiat. and a little beyond
the watering trough. This road must
be finished by Nov. 1, according to the
state contract.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-08

Manager Leonard looked over several
possible sites for new grounds yester-
day, among them place on Park ave-
nue. short distance below Chandler
street. He also received a telephone
message from Michael A. Henry of the
Henry Brothers in relation to the land
on Shrewsbury streets opposite East
park. Mr.. Henry will confer with 9th
er owners in that section and make
known TO Manager Leonard today what
the owners will do in regard to leasing
the land
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WEATHER REPORT.

Boston Sept. 7--Local forecast for Fri
day Fair and Mariner; fresh southwest
winds
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