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PERSONAL.

Wallace B. White of Lewiston is visiting
friends in Belfast.
Mrs. Justina Arnold visited friends in Au-
gusta the first of the week.
Edward O. Thorndike and wife of Harri-
man, Tenn, are visiting relatives in Belfast.
Miss A. NJ. Kittredge of West Newton,
Mass, is a guest of Mrs. Lydia B. Ferguson.
Mrs. William Hyams of New York is visit
ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Harris.
DR.. F. A. Knowltor of Fairfield visited
his father, j. W. Knowlton, the first of the
week.
Miss Strout of Salem, Mass, arrived Tues
day, as a guest of her pupil, Miss Elena
Chase.
Capt. e. E. Peudetou returned to Boston
Monday after visit Of six weeks in Belfast
and vicinity.
Emery Cook of Waterville, formerly
conductor on the Belfast branch, was in
town Tuesday.
Miss Name McTaggart of Brooks left Mon
day to visit her sister, Mrs Jennie Jewell of
Cham berlain, South Dakota.
Miss Carrie Russ Of Chicago, who is visit
ing her father, II. F. Russ, has been quite Ill
with typhoid fever, but is now Improving.
Mrs. A, E. Wright with her son Charles
and daughter Maude, of StoneLam, Mass,
are visiting her mother, Mrs. NJ, E. Ingalls,.
Roland E. Rhoades, who has been spend
ing vacation with his sister, Mrs John A
Briggs, returned to Massachusetts Tuesday
Mrs. Benjamin Trussell and Mrs. John
D. Fraser went to Waldo yesterday for
visit of few days and to attend the Clements
reunion.
Mrs. Hemingway of Stoneham, Mass, and
Mrs. Payson of Rockland were in Belfast
last week to attend the funeral of their
brother, DR.. John NJ. Fletcher.
Miss Mildred Emerson, young miss who
has been at the Girls Home, returned yes
terday to her parents in Carbon, they having
become able to care for her again.
Mrs. George A. Bailey arrived here last
Saturday morning from Alameda, Calf,
called here by telegram sent the day be-
fore the death of her father, DR.. John NJ
Fletcher.
Mayor Poor has received and accepted an
invitation 10 occupy a seat upon the plat
form at Northport Campground, this, Thurs
| day, afternoon, at the meeting to be address
ed by Senator Frye.
Tuesday was the fist birthday OF NJ, c.
Dilworth Of this city who is still working at
the printers trade He was a comp9stor on
| the Machias Union when that paper was
started in 1893, and for some years was fore
man in The Republican Journal office.
Fifteen years ago John Gilmore and Others
went TO Colorado anu engaged i'll mining.
Mr.. Gilmore died four years ago, and his
brother, M!lard Gilmore OF Burnham. mas
received word from an attorney that his
tate, valued at S6,80o, is ready to be divided
among the Lelrs. Mllard and three SIS
i tiers inl,tllG tile prdUArtV.
The Republican journal., 1899-08-17
Hon. Thos. B. Reed Returns.

NEW YORK, Aug. u: Thomas B. Reed,
ex-speaker of the house of representatives,
came home from his European trip to-day
on the American liner St Paul, accompanied
by his wife and his son. The ex-speaker
would not be interviewed on political affairs
of any nature.
"Oh yes," he said, "we've had a fine trip
over and we had a fine time in Europe
We're all we'll"
There is rumor around that you are
going back to Washington"
sIs there ?" he asked. "Well, just now l
am going up to Maine"
GLOW long are you going to stay in New
York;"
"Well, I hope to get off for Maine at 1
O'Clock, butt turning to a group of gentle
men who had come to meet hun, II don't
expect to-"
Mr. Reed was asked whether he intended
to become a resident of New York, but he
declined to answer the question.
The Republican journal., 1899-08-17
Grand Army Reunion at UNITY.

About 1000 members of the Grand Army
OF the Republic were the guests of the Clough
veteran Charitable Association, at Winder-
mere Park, Unity, Aug. 14th, when the finest
of weather prevailed. The program opened
with exercises at Clough hall. Music was
furnished by the Troy Band. A PRAYER
was offered by the Rev. A. P Hatch of Free
dom, who was followed by the Hon. Forrest
Goodwin OF Skowhegan, as orator Of the
progress of America in the past century
attributing the same to ''the citizen soldier"
Other speakers were DR.. A. j. Billings Of
Freedom, president of the Clough ' eteran
Charitable Association; R. W. Libby Of
Unity, secretary; Col. Plummer, Henry R.
Dawson OF Monroe; Alfred Stinson of North
Searsport; Major Thomas of Freedom: Hon
A. E. Nickerson of Swanville. A bali was
given at the pavilion in the evening.
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ontents OF To-Day's journal.


PAGE1.
..a. 81 the Week. Yachts and Boats. Port
rr- tie Pennant.. W aldo District Lodge, G
I. I Matters. Hon. Thomas b. Reed
-s The Season at Seal Harbor.. Suicide of
. Fmery Boardman. Transfers in Real Es-
Er, " Ii. Littletield Dead. Arrival of the
y,, Grand Army Reunion at Unity. Personal
IN EiG Monroe Fair. Hurricanes, Cyclones,
r..s Newspaper Notes. The Maine Delega-
..r Hgress.
PAGE2
a.. Washington County Railroad The Dolphin
rH.-lon.A Letter from Italy. Lines by Mrs.
PAGE3
... r.. .of the Holy Trinity Seattle and the
ss Letter from Oregon. The Ship Banga-
PAGE A.
.... rt.ss Excursion. Obituary Regimental
Camp Meeting at Verona. News of
-es Nurthport News. News of Brooks
1urt Wedding Bells. Family Reunions.
81, -e-luE IN Naples and Rome.
PAGE5
. NsNs Of Belfast. Base Ball The Court
. A4Giuon...T The Belfast Schools. The
FAGE6.
,- In-lorous Maid, The Prohibitory Law
-.Uoi Deep Water Vessels The six Mast
.rrf~I ms. After-Glow. The Touch of a
ti3nd.. A Rat Story from Prospect.
.. ql the Way
FACET
.- fte Week News Notes County Core
North Searsport Items, West Sears
..-N- Fashions at Newport,
PAGE s.
,I-.. -, locals. County Correspondence. Ship
.- N4-se1s. Births Marriages Deaths.
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Hurricanes, Cyclones, Floods

HoNG KONG, Aug. 10 A terrible Hood
has swept oyer the precinct Of Waitshow
and 1900 houses are destroyed and thous-
ands of poor made homeless.
ST. THOMAS, D. W l., Aug. 10. The island
of Montserrat was completely devastated
by hurricane on Monday All the villages
We're destroyed, 100 people were killed
many We're injured and there is terrible dis
treSs.
PoINTE PlrElE Guadalupe, Aug 10.
The cyclone did enormous damage here in
the interior Of the island. Immense coffee
and cocoa estates We're devastated. lie
Mourle, suburb, was half destroyed
There We're number Of fatalities
PoNCE, Porto Rico, Aug H. A hurricane
struck here at eight Tuesday morning aud
IdSted until three. The rivers OverfiOwed
flooding the town. 1t is estimated that 20
persons We're drowned The town and port
are wrecked. The damage is half million
NO news has been received from the interior
since the storm broke.
The Republican journal., 1899-08-17
Newspaper Notes.

An edition Of great interest to all con-
nected with building, as We'll as the public
ia general, has just been issued by The In
dustGlal journal of Bangor. In connection
with the regular paper there is issued a
magazine supplem mt. gotten up in very at,
tractlve style, and illustrated bv nearly
thirty fine half tone cuts lof buildinps re-.
Gently erected or now being built, and of
well known architects contractors etc,
prominent in building circles The regular
paper is also finely illustrated, and IN all
mere ,fi, are nearly three score cuts in the
Building Edition. The issue gives a review
q the most important building operations
OF t'te last year or so and an abundance OF
Information concerning those building at
present and in prospect,
The Republican journal., 1899-08-17

IN BRIEF. Capt Charles D. Sigsbee of
Admiral SIMPSONS squadron, formerly
commander of the battleship Maine, has
confirmed the report of the secret mar
riage Of his daughter, Dora, and Balfour
Kerr, a New York artist The Domin-
ion parliament was prorogued by Lord
Mimic Aug. II. The closing speech of
the governor general was brief and con-
tanned little outside the congratulations
to the members and the reference TO the
continued prosperity of the country.....
Horatio Nelson Slater, the Boston million
aire, died Sunday, aged 65.....Of the 81
warrants of arrest issued against the plot
ters for a royalist- restoration in France 25
have been served . San Matro ten miles
from Manila, was captured by the Ameri-
can troops Sunday after a sharp engage
ment.
The Republican journal., 1899-08-17
Portland Gets the Pennant.

PORTLAND, Me-, Aug 13, 1899 At con-
ference of the New England league managers
in Manchester, Saturday. it was voted
to have the regular season end last Tuesday,
and the pennant was awarded to Portland.
1t was also decided that the remaining games
scheduled for four clubs should constitute a
second championship season, all the clubs
starting with clean slate last Wednesday
morning.
The Republican journal., 1899-08-17
The Season at Seal Harbor.

Seal Harbor is doing a rushing business
this season. Every hotel is full and over
flowing, and all the rooms near by are rent
ed, and cottagers are numerous. The new
library was opened to the public July %, by
a reception. Refreshments were served by
a committee of summer residents and the af-
fair was a success both financially and soci-
ally. Nearly one hundred dollars were re-
ceived, and every day new subscribers are
being added. Eva E. Clement is librarian.
The Republican journal., 1899-08-17
The Maine Delegation in Congress

Inc death of Milliken and Dingley and
resignation of Reed will leave Maine with
new men in Congress, and yet we predict its
influence will not be lacking when impor-
tant LEGISLATION is pending. Maine sends
Reporter
The Republican journal., 1899-08-17

WASHINGTON WHIsPERINGs. The re-
port of Commissioner of Pensions Evans
for the fiscal year ended June 80, last,
shows total disbursements S13S, 253, 923,
leaving a balance of 81, S57, 1SS in the
treasury out of $40, 900, 900 appropriated.
The total number of pensioners on the
roll June 30 was 991, $40, a decrease of p
1875. There were 40, 991 names added to the
roll and 43, lS6 dropped. The report
shows that the pension roll is decreasing.
OF those dropped 81, 345 were because of
death and S,S41 because of re marriage,
minors attaining their majority, failure to
claim pension and other causes. The war
with Spain brought total of 1896
claims, of which number but 295 have been
allowed. Secretary of War Root will
probably 90 to Plattsburg early in the
week for an important conference with
the President regarding Philippine affairs.
The story that the secretary and the
President hold conflicting opinions is de-
clared to be untrue.
The Republican journal., 1899-08-17
Rev. w. II. Littlefield Dead.

RocKLAND, ME-, Aug. 13. Rev Wm. H.
Littleteld of Vinalhaven, died this after
noon at his island home, at the age of 81
years. He was the father of Congressman
G. E. Littefield of this city. He is survived
by five children.
The Republican journal., 1899-08-17

which have been worked up by Wardens
Houston and Cummings. ..... The sixth
annual convention of the Maine county
commissioners opened in Auburn Aug
9th for two days session. Thirty COM
missoners and county officers were in at
tendance. Organization was effected with
Hon. A. NJ. Penley of Auburn, president,
and Hon. L. c. Whitten of Carmel,
secretary. Invitations for holding the
next convention were given by Oxford,
Hancock and Franklin counties. "A IL
cense was issued by the fish and game
commissioners, Monday, to a New York
lady to shoot deer in September. This
is the first lady licensed under the law.
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Captain Chas. H. philips. commissafy
of subsistence. First Infantry.
First Lieutenant John IL. Strineer, ON
pany ID. First Infantry
Second Lieutenant clair J.. Crawford.
Company u. First Infantry
Captain Geo. r.. Falriamb, company -
First Infantry.
First Lieutenant T. j. johnston COM
pany T.. First Infantry
second Lieutenant g.. +. Johnson 'oiH-
pany T.. First Infantry
Captain J.. ". ogden. Company d. flfsI
Infantry. ,..,
Second Lieutenant X. H. DIo'h7' ''it-
many G.. First Infantry
colonel Granville Gaines. Third imam
try. , t.,5,o ,d,,o.
captain farewell Taylor Judge auFo-
cate. Fourth Infantry.
Captafn g. T.. Culpcpcr, assistant fut-
goon. Fourth Infantry
Major Sol. Cutchlns, Fourth l'al'al'h
Infantry CBlues Battalion
cantain clifton ". Miller. surgeon
Fourth Battalion Infantry lBluos baliA-
llon). . ,..,o.
tor ride practice. Fourth battalion H.
fantry (Blues Battalion
Captain Chas A. Rose. duarietil"al'i'
Fourth Battalion Infantry lBlue7 IaiiA-
FIRST Lieutenant J. Perrine Barney. en-
rinoer Fourth Battalion infantry ''iDe5
Battalion.
Captain Frank r. Steel commissioner
~ subsistency. Fourth Battalion lnlan-
try Blues Battalion.
Major VIM T.. SimOns. commanding
FIRST Battalion Artillery being I'D" the
senior military officer Of me state. ne-
comes a member of the Military Icard.
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TO srBsCRIBERS RICHMOND TEL
FPHONE EXCHANGE.

~Covv catalogues 10 middle or Aprll al'
being distributed. Subscribers MO nav
not received their copies ana VINO
them at once. can obtain copies 10y 9
ing 20 the cashiers Office. ,..u
The following new stations nave pen
added since the new catalogue went ~
press: on 18th
Twentieth.
1913 Cabeli. =. II. G. lawyer oF''
National Bank of Virginia.
1861 Cosby Chas II. plumbers tinneis
and gas filters. 81 west Broad o.,
1878 Christian. Walter. residence 90
south Third.
1861 custelo, VIM. saloon. 72 east
Broad. e,-
east Main.
1904 Kanawha Construction Co. con-
tractors. 1913 east Main.
1851 Myers. Fred. Ebel Building MINI"
and Main.
172o Palmaiary. J. T. residence. 2ol IL
south Cherry. "a.
l77l Reed. VIM. T, residence l0s
Grove avenue. 49,.
1867 Raab. f.. Ebel Building Ninth
and Main streets. Ito,
1859 Shepherd. J.. X. & Co. conle1'''"-
ers. io5 east Broad. "a.
1853 Saunders. W. c. residence $50 west
Leigh.
10 walton. c. B.. residence. Al north
Thirtieth.
Please note the following chanees'
9e3 Rev. r. p. Kerr. 5a west Grace TO
4i4 west Grace ,,,
1871 Richmond Traction Coz s"'-0'
Broad 20 Oakwood Cemetery. ,,.t,
277 J. +. Rose & Co. 1910 cast nam
% 1927 east Main. r,.-,.
ssS Currie & Co. Eighteenth ana 0"'y
10 - and Il south Eighteenth ami.
if5 Williams CoTec and Snice W.
: south Fifteenth 70 = south Thlt'r 49,
1856 DR.. W s. Beasleyi 2ooi east Dfoa'
!" go D r~' = brown, 500 east Main to
Sii east Main. -. ra,,-., N
l-o4 NJ ~ gilmore, Il south L3u'e' "
Q north Seventh. c.
7is NJ NJ. Ieathiey & Co. 20 Cameron
Tennan, Machine CO.. 24oi east Main
,sso Wood & Haskins 70 r: 9. Wood.
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march. n gorgeous affair which VIII be
somthing after the order Of transforma-
ton scene.
The details Of the programme are as
follows:
MATINEE PROGRAMME
Minstrel First Part-lnterlocutor' MI
Charles Plcrson.
T,nd NTen-N1essrs. Charles Harra. Lon
wilson. Freeman G. r. Humphrey Her
bert Curtis +. l.. Davis and E y. Davis
Ballad Singers-Messrs. Frank Cunning
ham. Charles Phillips, Henry Rueger, j.
W Tribbett. Oscar Lehman. John Rem
hardt w. H. Boschen. Il. f. Dyer j.
Clint Burton.
Opening Chorus-Auld Lang Syne.
"When Mamma Puts the Little ones
10 Bed" Captain Frank Cunningham
s.XVhcn I Marry Miss Dina Lee. Mr.
Charles =. larra.
Henry c. Rueger.
oHello. Ma Baby" Mr.. Thomas Mitch
ell
"Rocked in the Cradle OF the Deep
Mr. Oscar Lehman
"The Notices That Are Framed Upon
the wall" Mr.. J. W. Trihbett
"A Hot Time" Mr.. Lon Wilson.
Southern Melodies. QuaFtette.
OHIO OF SPEC1ALTiES.
Ranio Duet-Messrs. Z. z. and Z. l.
Davis.
Nonologue-Mr Thomas Mitchell.
Drum Naior-Nr Albert Anthony.
Climb Swlngers-the Golden Brothers
Tho Old Favorites-Messrs. Freeman
and Wilson.
Warmost Coons In Town-Messrs. Harra
and Curtis. W
Under the direction ~ Mr. Charles Har-
RI (of Harra and NcIntyre).
PART II.
peadrnr-"'rhc Oldest 1uhabltant"
Mr. Evan r. Chesterman Crhe Idle Re-
porter.
. Vocal Solo-"Mignon." Guy u. Har-
deloD. Miss Gay Ragland.
2 Fairies Dance from "a Midsummer
Nights Dream" under the direction OF
Mss Mary Thaw.
Fairies-Mlsses Mary Bohannon 0eadeO.
Marie Cottrci Irene Galeski, Marie
Cranz Sadie Atkins Dnllie Alsop Celeste
Weisiger. Louise Potts. Annie Macon
Potts. Cora Catlin. Mary Catlin, Marie
Rose. Otto Minor NJ. White. a. White
Marie Chambers. Lizzie Hotchkiss. car
RE Neal. Mabel Neal. Madeline Noble
Lewis Thompson Mario Lee.
a. Violin Solo-(a) Andante Tranquhlo'
Cb) Allegro Macstoso. seventh concerto.
De BerioD. Miss Annie Louise Rem
harat. accompanied by Professor jacob
Reinhardt.
8 The quarrel scene from "A school
for scandal"-Lady Teazle. Miss Nancy
Brooks; sir Peter Teazle. Mr.. Henry r.
Terry.
& The Ladies' Mandolin club-ta) Love
Letter Waltz, (b) F1libuster Mach.
Miss Alice Cowardin. MrA emitndeai.
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CHARL0TTES VETERANS.
II. T. Darlington Camp TO Work for
the Completion Of the Nonumcnt.


N. \. Carrington Camp 10 Work for
,h, ,,,,,,,t.,t..... oh, -.
c,D.rt.,-,t,
''''-'' 80 -'f''- 90
I"e regular meeting of ii. n. earring
ton Camp, 80. %, e.. ", hold at the court-
house to-day WAS the most eniogable and
iator..tf,.. d., Abs. HISTORY. az cha. ,-..,,,.
1a ..I+...
'-'0" '0'
the ensuing years
W. H. Smith, past commander: T. w.
S.ott ,oIo,.l ,.,,r,.,,.f.,. d, ci,.1.
''--- ''i'''''''''-i '' ~
omitn, second leutenant-c1i0nrl COM
mauler, h. n Gaines. thII lieutenant
C0l0ue. commando. John B. Ttrls. adIu.
tant. ~. IS. Dunu officer or the day. L..
O.. Thornton. treasurer. D. H. paulctt,
sergeant mayor, a. 49,. Earhsdale. second
sergeant, ~. ID. HeasIy, color aeiseants
ID. Rice aud Is. u. tarla, color sualds;
W. b.. Miehi- surgeon; hey Hugh Brown.
chaplain. Nathan Daniel, flQrt.e, and tla
following delegates 90 the Reunion as
Charleston. s. O.. Col F. ". Scott and
d Williams
,rb. treasurer r.,orfa1 g.,tt In ,bs
credit. of fba Monument Fund
r0I ~ DID, f.rr... ,.,a,oerlor o.
Arni.fe.I Damn 40. ~ of Chase CIV.
A., Mas nr..ant by s.eral Invitation
.rT r.t. an ab.. ANA stirring address
.rl tr..t th.m d, eo to work and ralsa
fba firIs to comoIefe the monument.
MS address had "a Inc effect and Will do
mucb GOOD
5 A committee OF twelve obligated them.
4 solves 10 raise and pay over at the next
mi. ,,r'.,.-.., of ibe Sam, tan do,lars
| ..en
40, f..
-
! committee of Three ladies and thros
.i','', ,.'ii i. .,'..,.,,. ,+ each rost-
e.. o., o.. .o,,,f,, b., s,..I..f .orfribu-ions
~, .t.. ,f,,,.,,.ef t,,irf
/ ,rf., .a,f,r ,rie..r.t of fho different com.
-. ~ ,l,-.ri,,,. ,.s. ,,.-. mustered
| into me Corf.derafa service win he urged
] ~ t,r1isb ~ tbe Damo a c1mnlete roll
Of fbefr commands. s0 thlt they may IL
Dnt mnon r1r.r.l In ,he c.,r1.s Office of III,
J county
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GREAT BENEFIT
FOR THE POLICE.
Complete Programme for tuesdays
Fine Entertainment.
MISS GAY RAGLAND TO SING.
She Appears for the First Time In Pub
lie Hcre-Mlss Reinhardt. the Ac-
complishcd VioIinistc-The
Great MinstrcIs.
MISS GAY RAGLAND TO SING.

Two entertainments of far more than
ordinary force aud fascination viii be
given at the Academy OF Music next Tues
day afternoon and evening, for the bene-
lit OF the dice Benevolent Fund. Ihey
viii serve to introduce the very cream ~
artistic talent in this city, and the en-
tertainmenis themselves should appeal 10
the popular pride as well as to the pop
ular interest, apart from the worthy Cd
jet tncy are designed 10 benefit.
The object Of the present entertainment
is to increase the fund, which is designed
TO protect members of the force against
poverty I'm their old age or want through
disability to fulfil their duties on account
of any accident that they may incur
while in the discharge of their duties.
MISS GAY RAGLAND.
The programme which is given below
will speak for itself. but word or TWO
may be said Of some Of tho most con-
spicuous names that appear upon the list.
Miss Gay Ragand Is 10 be heard ~ two
songs at each performance. She has late
ly returned from fresh and brilliant con-
quests In the North. and much interest
Is being evinced in her appearance On
this occasion. which Hiii Doe the ilrst In
Richmond since she has attained such
eminence in the musical world.
Miss Annie Rcinhardt who has studied
the violin under the most famous teachers
I'm this country. will be heard after an
absence from the city Of many months.
Miss Reindardt will leave shortly for
Europe where she IS to spend five
months in completing her studies before
she goes regularly upon the concert STAGE.
There will be some bright 'gagging
and plenty Of wit. and this will be fol-
lowed by an olio Of some four or hVe
specialties. which VIII compare with any
thing that IS 10 be seen upon the proie5-
sional stage. Mr.. Charles Pierson, NE
veteran actor. Will have charge OF the
stage and will apear in the orchestra CIR
cle as the interlocutor. The entertainment
viii close each time with a plasuque
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Mrs. Pollock. Mrs. Mayo, Misses Loretta
Dawson. Leila Dawson, Carrie Dawson
Claudia Selden. Eva Mangum. Stella
HUMPHREYS. Lillian Barnes, Hattie VII
liams. Masie Bendrick. Maggie Lyons,
Mabel Higgins. and Messrs. G. w.
Greener. Charlie Ibehr. Robert Pyle, Har-
vie Harding, Bernard Burton, Il. roster
and A. Mayo.
7. Vocal solo. 1.-THE Nymphs OF the
Rhine" Miss Gay Ragland.
Pastique March, under the direction OF
Professor Frank Cosby. Crhe Oceanic
March" by II. Z. wilkins, will be played
by the orchestra, during this march, for
tho first time in this country)
Dramaus persona Ness Mason Jawes.
Frank Gwathney. Paul Harris, sydney
Pollard. +. Bostfc Benz. Blocton. Walter
Watson. Erwin Goodwin. Charles Seldom,
Winston Selden. Tyer Toone. Elmo Red
wood, Oiney Dunkum. VI. Dyer. POwhaian
Breeder. Allen Dawson. Herbert Curtis.
Master Frank Corley. and Harry Fitz-
wilson.
Stage Manager. Mr.. Charles Pierson;
Assistant Stage Manager, Mr.. Charles
H. Phillips: Calcium Effects. Professor
Frank COSBY and Mr.. o. i. Christopher.
NIGHT PROGRAMME.
minstrel. Part ]. fsee aboVel. Part H.
I. Vocal solo, (al. Song OF Sunshine
%, Dream Song Miss Gay Ragland.
2. Tho old Dominion SeXtotte.
3. Fairies Dance from "a Midsummer
Nights Dream" (See above)
4. Violin solo. "LeGende" q. Wen
awskn Miss Annie Louise Reinhardt.
>. Dramatic recital. "The Whistlini
Regiment" Mrs. Jennie Gowdoy Cof At
lanta, Ga). Soldiers Quartotte and The
lovers
6. Quartctte. (a) The Bloom IS on th'
Rye; 0) Blue Bells Of Scotland. Misses
Ella Charter. Nellie Calder Levie Martin
and Annie Martin. Professor Herbert
Reos. acccompanist
z. Aria from "Der Frcischutz." CWeberl
How Could T Fain Have Slumbered,
Miss Gay Ragland.
8. Plastque march. Csee above)
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Pretty Operctta Given.

1.-THE Carnival Of Fairies" pretty
little operetta, WAS given under the direc-
ton OF Mrs. Clements AT Chestnut Iiill
Friday night 20 large ana enthusiastic
audience.
Those taking part. and who accredited
themselves most chaiminly wore Misses
Pearl Motley. Cora Traylor. Amelia Coal
ter, Matte Ferguson. Alice Bowman,
Kate Peace Eva Ellington. Annie Four
qurean, Kate Gum. Margie Graves May
Koiner, Gable. Livesey. Vaughan. Gilbert,
Louise Miller. Miss Crawford. Miss Nc
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Miss Nye's future Is regarded with great
expectation by her numerous admirers IN
that city. and the POST refers 10 her as
zone OF our promising sopranos Miss
Nyo viii make her home in Richmond
ard Will be- a desirable acquisition 60 tho
c.ty's rapidiy-growing circle Of accom-
p.'shed musicians.
The others members OF the Centenary
choir are Mrs y IA. Gloves. c0n.rt
Mr.. =. AZ. Cloves. tenor. Mr.. o. H. loh-
man. hasso; with Mr.. Shepherd Webb.
organist
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THE NEW MANAGEMENT OF THE
pTctMoND TRANSFER co

desires 70 call your attention TO their
splendid equipment Of rubber-t!red car
riages ana coaches. New iveries and
horses in keeping with the vehicles make
our service the best in the city. We
solicit your orders for marriages, ger
mans. tally-ho coaching parties. and
pleasure riding.
s. II. BOWMAN. Geni Man'r.
Phones 4G