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A woman. Club tn Hawaii.

Mention may be made of the Hawa-
dian Woman's club, successfully
launched in Honolulu five years ago. It
was started by an American school
teacher who was wont to invite young
girls to her home once week for in
formal conversation on some topic.
The outgrowth was full-fedged club
OF "a members, most of them being Ha-
wailans, with mixture, however, of
Chinese and Portuguese. The president
this year is Chinese girl, who wears
her quaint national costume when she
Ills the official chair. Bertha Damaris
knobe, in Woman's Home Companion.
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Southern Railway
SCHEDULE
IN BFPPcT Der 81, 1900
Trains Leaves Richmond, Va.

II.oo y. no II sUIJBFRN ExRa
= Ausrts Augpets JACK lie. and
Joints ,u'h s eepeR- siAuvfIle
GTesu. 0oro. sll.sburS 40 c&>narlotte
stops l,r passengers sasStJ 's stations
Connects at Dsnwt~ prd Cnsrotte.
with New York a-iN 3HDrida Express
No SD Carrying thssSEb sleepeIs be
nections tor al RRo1.3 "a points alse
connects at Dan<tRe. Sbariovte with
the Washkugt opanc Son IN western Tim
tseo mo 81 csarying through sleepers
BETH New York Rnd Nashville New
York aid AeusaSAs and new Yorh and
New OrleSns. also. Pullman TOURIST
sleep'r Mont avs, Wednesdays and FRI
without change, with connections for
fornin
a:oi = No. ], solid train daily ,or Cha,
Iotte, n. @. Connects At Moseley witA
Earmvtlle and Powhatsn railroad az
Keysvflle for Clarksville. Oxford, Ven.
depSon aud Durham and at Greensborr
Tor Dorham, Raleigh. and winston
Salem At Danytlle with NO. IS Unitec
s6.tes Fast Vail, solid train, daily 70.
new Orleans and poin ~ South. whicl
carries sieepers New York to new Or
'esns anG New Vork 20 JackpoEvfll.
apc Miami for Nassau & Hab-ns, Cuba
Drawi1S ON buffet-sieeper Rich
m nj to Birmiu CHAM through At
lanta.
through tain sleeper ssrspurv. 70
Mem hrs via OF -sheville and Chatta-
nooga
8 zoe r. n, No AZ, LOCAL, daily excepJ sunaA,
for Kevsville and Intern eiiate poiat5
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
8 rs P. NJ, from Atlanta Augusta. Ashevtile
and all points south.
3 80 p n, from K~vSvtlIe md local stations.
LOCAL FREIGHT rKAfEs.
nos, Oh and 81 H-'verr Manchester sno Ne
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singular race for which only
women were allowed to compete, was
writes our Vienna correspondent
arranged few days ago in the sub
urbs of this city. The distance 10 be
run was about five English miles, and
the prizes offered were a gold watch
and chain, silver watch and chain.
gold bracelets and sums of money.
fwenty-seven women were entered
for the race and one was started every
hve minutes. Thousands of persons
lined the streets and roads, greeting
tn competitors with ironical cheers.
The police haC much trouble in keep
ing the course clear and to preserve
order. Agents at different points con-
trolled the race, and cyclists accom-
panied the runners. OF the starters.
rs reached the goal. village outside
the capital. The winner of the gold
watch accomplished the distance in
one hour and ten minutes. The win
ner of the fourth race was woman
OF Ss. The first five prizes were won
by married women. and the two last
by young girls.-London Telegraph.
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expression of do-or-die determination
and he began to forge ahead at a
great rate. Mrs. Jobson, however.
had no difficulty in keeping alongside
of him, which fact caused him to look
at her out of the slants of his eyes.
BY the time they had reached the
iron ridge over Rock creek, Mr.. Job
son was putting and snorting and per
spring most amazingly, while Mrs.
Jobson was going easily and looked
trim and as cool as seltzer lemonade.
Then Mr.. Jobson began to slow mn
and to exhibit signs of leg WEAKNESS.
heavy scowl spread over his red face
as he trudged on, and he mopped his
dripping brow ferociously. Mrs. Job
son didn't look at him, but tripped out
ahead of him, humming sweetIy as
she walked. Mr.. Jobson was plainly
''all out to the last ounce" as the
horsemen say, when they reached the
gate to the Geological park, and he
came to dead halt.
"Well?" inquired Mrs. Jobson, stop
ping to look behind.
Mr.. Jobson made no reply whatso-
ever, but gazed up the track at a troll
ley ear approaching from Chevy
Chase. FeFrr..Ff.t
Are you going back?" asked Mrs.
Jobson. tf fEt sfEE
Mr.. Jobson only stared at her. When
the car drew up, however, he swung
on board, and Mrs. Jobson followed
him. Mr.. Jobson didn't say a word
until they got home. Then he glow
cred upon Mrs. Jobson and growled:
IF you ever manage to dig me out
OF bed again. at half-past three on q
chilly morning and hike me OF Is
miles on a country road before I've
had anything to eat you'll just be the
class A champion of your class-that's
all I've got to sayi"-Washington
Star. -
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- y ~ CIeSa Dsaka snd
9.V NJ Ohio Railway.

ROUTE.
Schedule in Elect Oct 1, 1900. From
Richmond
LEAVE RROAp-sTREET STATION
s:'"s m dsIy for principal stations Newp-r
mouth PariNr csr Ao''S'
$40 m daily local for Newport News.
o. s Point ARD Norfolk. ullman -
100 IN except Sunday. Lcca' Trains for
uhton Fosge. 3ec,s at Gordous-
->nasnas and wsshtngtos Conr ects n Z
Charlo'tesyiIIe for LYrchbu x: at Rssic
=. Hagsftton and a. stAaLsoL for Lex
2:aE Daily limited, TO Cincinnati.
touisville, and s. Louis. Pullman
sleeping cars. connects for Virginia Hos
spr ugs Local 7 ala Y, 7. follow No
kept sun daJ, from GordoLsv lie 10
30 ~. oommodstion, e,oep, rd.y to
io'sS ?; m: Dsily, FFv,, to Cincinnati aud
meets tor Virsinia Het springs-
LEAVE EIGH "a ST. SRA zion.
'o;So a. IN. DAILY for Lynchb'g, Lexing.on and
clifton Forge PArioI or-Copnects, exoeps
sn.dsy, win BaoAinsham and Abe,
Sis D m. "Ioept sun isv. TO Co.umbi.
Tx AIMS ARRIVE BROAD STREET
STATION.
s Ga m exoep, sunday from Boswell
s;So ~ and $3.50 y. m daily, Ulucfnnati
sbo LOu svlI Q
IL IS M, daily 80 p. m, from Norfolk and
Old Pant
la a., E4eep, sunday, from Clifton
Forge.
TRAINS ARRIVE EIGHTH STREET
STATION
$40 A. n, E1sep' SUNDAY from Columbia
o:sO '. H., Daily from LynchbuIx, aud
Clifton Forge, ana except sun
day from New Castle, Lexinston
and Rosney.
For detailed taf form vi m, con nectious, o
apply at Richmond Transfer office, No eos
east MAIN street; chesapeake AMI Ohio Pas
ttor Ticket 0fhces, or ADDRESS
JOHN ID. POTTS,
Asst General Passenger Agent.
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I'D vontNi,,N STEAMSHIP 90

LILLY LINE ROk SEW YORK. RxcRy1 suuDa~
~ fas sonEee can leave Richmond aAaly exas1a
X 4noey via chesapeake and OH, realwnr. =
r. M, or Richmond and Peterl Earz rafi.
w. tNorfolk and Western routs,e-S8 a n
COZ u>ctfSv ut Norfolk with Old BOmana
LINE steamer sailing same evening "a
o clock for New YORK
Alckets on SAFE ~ Richmond Transser c..
SS1An1y :, sV0 east Main Street; ChesApeAka ~
On ,io railway and Richmond and fssersns r
surosd depcts, and at company's once fa75
,s 49, nsin Strees, Richmond. Baggage eheakoE
shtrreS Iork and all peirts Dep enc san y
evely MONDAY, wEDNEsDyYI FU
"a ~ 900 This steaAI er eArr.ca sssos
age Passengers only
nsnIest closed one hour before saal1na uEus
ssIrelsnt received and forwarded And slrvoass
olus OF ladtng issued for ali nortAsrn eaEsST
and foreign ports.
PROM NEW Yonx'
kssSngers can leave daily exeaps San As
49, "a NSatu day M to NoTfol o. ofe
w.. Nomtort, connectlng with NoxzOgk An6
sfn railroad or ChesApeAfe And ohaa
Frylsh, for Richmond BY s.e.n.u Vi. No,
urd. Mendays and Wednesdays 800 P =. sas-
o! sailings from cempany's psss. No > HorsA
kiver foot Of Beach Sireet. Freirht rrs.sxSS
@ne forwarded daily except unaxy
Wv TURNER tutorlnaslvu apply 20
JoHN.F MAYER. As-..,
ta1a east katn sAresa
RsesDczfa, ~
y L. q niiaEaeH. Frseiosni New Ya,l
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Ex.Exerated Map. OF spain

Oscar +, Williams who. was consul
general of the United States at Ma
Mia when the Filipino insurrection
broke out, says that in the maps of
Europe which were used in the Fill
ipino schools under the Spanish re-
gime a large place in the center OF
that continent, usually occupying
more than one-half the page, was
marked Spain. All the rest of the
countries 'Eere scattered about the
edge. Thus the young Filipino came
to have q very distorted idea of the
magnitude of the country OF his op-
Pressors. Even Aguinaldo was sur
Prised to learn that America covers
q greater area than Spsin.-N. Y.
Herald.
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SATURDAY. DEC s, 100
THAT MAN A pREAMER7

That man a dreamer! Nay. his soul has
Which lift him from the realm of common
things,
To where he cleaves the llmpid upper air
And poised on strong and tireless pinions
Sweeps time and space with piercing. eagle
glance,
Cutting through clouds Of earth-eound cir
cumstance.
What cares this man for earthly gauds or
Eold7
Before his eyes eternal years unfold:
He sees the motives deeply masked in man.
And that which links him unto some great
Which he. short-sighted fool. with ban
dsged eyes,
Hears of with dim incredulous surprise.
He sees in lenses made OF human tears
The clear reflections of uncounted years,
She rays Of hope which through such prisms
pass
For him make pictures IN a magic glass:
prophetic pictures. beautiful, sublime.
etched thus on crystal by the touch Of
zine.
He sees the forms OF mighty things 70 be.
Inc time when all msn shall be wise and
free;
The day when little envies. little hates.
Sah from them as they pass the golden
And stretching out through spaces yelled
and vast
The struggles OF represent and the past.
That man a dreamer7 No. his clear sight
sees
a million truths hid from the restless feas
VINO grope upon the sin stained crust of
EARTH
And mock at mightiest men OF loftier
birth.
Ihey are the dreamers who haf know.
half see
What God reveals 60 thinkers such as he.
Ae is Gods priest and prophet. let him be.
@ r SD u l. EDGAR JONES.
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Diplomatic.

Proud Wasn't Georgia a
noble little gentleman to insist upon
Nellie's helping herself to a peach be-
fore he took one himself?
Uncle Henry-Oh, yes, very noble.
George, what made you let Nellie help
herself first?
Georgie-Recause there want but
two peaches, great big one and lit
tie bit of Nne. knew Nellie would be
too polite to take the big one.-Boston
Transcript.
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Few Red. I'm Rn..,a

Beds are comparatively scarce In
Russis, and many well-to-do houses
are still unprovided with them.
Peasants sleep on the tops of their
ovens; middle-class people and serv-
ants roll themselves up in sheepskins
and lie down near stoves; soldiers rest
upon wooden cots without bedding.
and 1t is only within the last few
years that students in schools have
been allowed beds.-N. Y. Sun.
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rupted Mr.. yoh=ou! "D'ye think You
can walk out 20 Chevy Chase circle
ard back without showing the signal
of distress before you cover a third
OF the distance, and forcing me to
abandon my walk I'm order to load
you into trolley car and fetch you
back homer"
"Oh, 1 think So" answered Mrs.
Jobsop, smiling.
It'll take two or three hours, you
know, and we won't have any break
fast until we get back" went or Mr..
Jobson. ~D'ye suppose you can con-
trive to keep your appetite down for
that length of time. for the sake of
improving your health?"
Not doubt of it" replied Mrs.
Jobson, inwardly annoyed. neverthe-
less, over the prospect Of being thus
dragged into one of Mr.. .Jobson's
plans.
All right" said Mr.. Jobson. with a
great air of resolution you can
just set the alarm clock for five
O'Clock tomorrow morning, and VIXEN
we get up you can tog yourself out
in clothes betting a long walk-you
don't have to wear chiffon or foul
ard or cretonne for pedestrian pur-
poses. hope you understand-and
1 bet when we get back from Chevy
Chase circle we'll feel like fighting
cocks-always presuming. of course,
that you don't lag in the rear of the
procession after we've got about as
far as the city limits. and then flop
down in the middle of the road and
moan to be taken home in a
harouche."
~oh, there'n oe no danger OF that -
said Mrs. Jobson, smiling again.
The alarm clock made a terrific
noise IN the Jobsons' bedroom at five
O'Clock on the following Sunday
morning, but the disturbance didn't
arouse Mr.. Jobson. He slept peace
fully on. Mrs. Jobson had to shake
him awake
Huh? What's that?" sleepily In
CURED Mr.. Jobson. half turning over.
More burglars? Oh. lemsne lone.
Want e sleep"
Mrs. Jobson had to shake him again,
good and hard.
were going to walk out TO Chevy
Chase circle and back, you know" she
explained right in his ear.
Mr.. Jobson sat up in bed and glared
around the still dark room.
so we are" said he. sepulchrally.
"Uh-huh. Remember now"
Then ne fell back on his pillow and
went to sleep again.
Mrs. Jobson finally contriyed to get
him fully awake, however. He got up
and donned an old suit of clothes. He
was very glum and sulky, and looked
as If he could easily lean up against
a door frame or any old thing and
slumbei soundly. Mrs. Jobson hustled
about and donne6 a rainy-day skirt.
Then she put a golf cap on Mr.. Job
sons head and said: SWELL, we're all
ready, aren't we?'
"Uh-huh," growled Mr.. Jobson. rub
bing his eyes. and out they started.
The streets were silent and forsaken.
and there was yet but tinge of red
In the eastern sky. Mrs. Jobson
stepped out briskly, and Mr.. Jobson
clomped along after her without say
ing anything.
"The morning air is SO sweet and
pure, isn't it?" inquired Mrs. job
son.
"Uh-huh," replied Mr.. Jobson, still
looking half asleep. Great"
They followed the car tracks. After
awhile Mr.. Jobson's face assumed an
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she Told the rruth,

Miss Singleton was surprised to
hear of your marriage. You often, said
you wouldnh marry the best man on
earth. @
Mrs. Wederly- Well, kept my word.
/ married about the Chicago
Daily News.
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Rulers of China.

The emperor of China is assisted by
cabinet, council of state and the
six boards. There is no prime minis
ter, but there are six chancenors. who
mediate between him and the subor-
dinate officials. The emperor. like the
sultan of Turkey, attends to all the de-
tails. The chanceilors are assisted by
900 scribes, u Nnslators and other of
hclals, half of whom are Manchus or
Y. Journal.
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Mrs. Nagsby Gmpatiently caIling)-
Nora, drop everything at once and come
to me!
Nora--Yes, ma'am.
"Now, what's the baby crying for %
"Cause dropped him, ma'am."--
Glasgow Evening Times.
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He Wa. No Ernti.t

viii you marry me, Miss Tom
mey?" asked Mr. Collingwood.
mo, indeed" replied she. .T
wouldn't marry the best man on
earth"
III course you won't. You'll never
have an opportunity. But that is no
reason why you shouldn't marry me-"
Detroit Free Press.
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Entitled To Hia Rn-E

Yeast-Doyou think that man Speed
els has a license to live?
. .Crimsonbeak-oh, 1 guess so; saw
him getting dog license yesterday
fonkers Statesman.
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A Danger To SHIN

did that girl give any reason for
refusing you?"
"Ies; she said looked too much
like a man who was bent on having
his own way about e. srything."-Indi-
annapolis Journal. q
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-12-08

Tommy-Pa, what does disagree"
mean?
Pa-Well, when two people think
alike they are said to agree. Now, you
can guess what disagree" means.
"Oh, yes, that's when only one peo-
pie thinks ke."-Philadelphia Press.
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YORK RIVER LINE, WEST yIf pors1
The Favorise Route North.


Train No. IL, 80 p M
LIN ORE LIMITED, Daily, except SundA2
for west Point, and intermediate stations
making close conEectioa MONDAYS Wednes-
days and tdays with steamer for Bal Al
more.
No. IL, $3.50 p. n.
Loci Mon Wednes IL Fridays, for
We EO land intermediate sta tons. con
< II with stage at Lester manor to walker
~. sh steam ers for Baltimore Atops at all sta
henEs
Train No. "a S 100 A. II.
LOCAL MIXED, leaves daily except SundA,
from Virginia Street Station for West Point
and intermediate stations connecting with
stage at Lestor manor for Walkerton and Tap.
pah&nnock,
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
s:15 =. m. Daily, from West Point, with Con-
nection from Baltimore except Mondays.
I0:46 am. undays and Mondays
6:C3 p m. Daily, except sunday from Wess
Point and intermediate stations.
steamers leave West Point daily except
undayS $50 p. M. arriving Baltimore 500 a.
m, returning leave Baltimore 300 p. m
daily except Sundays arriving Richmond
9:15 m.
steamers cal; at Gloucester Point and
Almonds Wharf, Tuesdays. Thursdays sand
days Wednesdays and Fridays.
@. w. WESTBURY,
Travelling Passenger AgenS,
900 K. Nain Sc Richmonc, Va.
J.E. GULF, wa. rnrk,
rrAmc hansgers Gen. Pass. Aga
FRANK 8. CANNON.
Third Vics-President aad General Manage,
Washington d. @.
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The census bulletins confirm the
truth Of the statement that the grow
ing American cities are those where
manufacturing can be carried on eco.
nomically.-Chicago Chronicle.
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y p Pr ID RICHMOND,
IL i " FREDERICKSBURG
& PoTuAAv r. r.
Schedule in Eject July i, lSOa
LEAVE BYRD ST. STATION

q roToAAV X. h
Schedule in Eject July i, lsOa.
LEAVE BYRD st. STATION
sas A n. Daily, for wssa,n v,o,
points North. stops a. ~iifor6.
k!Sdertcksourg and Qnaattoos
.ul'man leeoers 10 Wasain9.
soo ton aud New Vork
and PSiS Ss koI lSs w:s Sss e a
o. ors Sien lien. Ashl.n no Tay-
Pe9oIa, Milford, Noodsiane,,
66S,s, ,Srooke, HioewAier ana
s:ol A. NJ na'lv, et-.pt uaiav. ,o,
Washington sad oints Hoyth
stops ct glb., Glen Allen, Ash
iAn0, boswell, ilford Freier
,a.oo ar iefseurg and Qusntico.
Washington and poiT Is ORR
stops at Elbs Glen Allen Ash.
land, boswell, ailfcro, Fred
ssr.iessburs sno QusDtieo uf-
,et P,rsr Connects win
W Nysgressional Limited .
Is P. NJ, ally for Washington nm.
points Sorth tops 40 Klba
shiand, Dos eel Milford Frrd
ericA soorg, BROOKE, Widevater
Ano Quantico. tops other STA
eions sundays. leepcr Rich
Washington 70 fhilsdeiph,L
ARRIVE BYsD-SrRREr SrAr,eN.
- a
Brooke, Fredericksburg, Mi,
ford, boswell, Ashland, an
Elbs stops at other sa.,ion
Sundays. sleeper New York %
SOS p. M. Daily, exceDt Sunday. ssrps,,
vel, tshl nd, Glen Alien and
sl'a. unes Ps-.or ear
o'SO M, Daily st,ps only &C ere3,ksburs
DoSwell, ashland and Rlbs
fullman cars from New YORK
e.op =. and Washingt
Brooke. FTsdsricssbarr. soI.
nit, Guinea, WoodsIans. MAJ.
ORD Pens =, Ro.her Glen, Dos
Wen, TAylorsviile, Ashland,
Glen Allen. and Elba.
ACCOMMODATION TRArxA
(Dsily exces. Sunday
sIsA. n. Leaves Eles for ou.ntice.
4eo p. M, Leaves Byrd OF for FREQ ar,~ar
ESQ P M Leaves Elba for sshlsno.
so a NJ Irives slbs from Ashland.
ATrlvss BYRD street station from
o'Oo r. M Arrives Elba from Ashland
S. a. L. Through Trains.
Via 8. A. L. Junction and RI e.
Railroad.
LEAVE BROAD STREET STATION
90. 800
SAD NJ. Daily, tor washington nna
points north. tops at Ere der.
fcksourg and Qusntico Pull.
man Slespers to Nav York
Dining car.
o;ee P, NJ, Daily, for washinxton .us
points Moth tops a.
Fredericksburg and Qaantioo
Pullman SIeepers 20 New YORK
ARRIVE BROAD STREET STATION
20. & o.
s:so P. M. Dsily. Stops only Freaertakn.
ourg and boswell. S.eepea
from New York
AOsSV Z. - Daily tops only FredericRsburR
sleepers from New York Dan,
ing car
EFT d Myers. President
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Old Lady-Just think, only one mis-
sionary for 10000 cannibalsl
Young Lady-Dear mel They must
have very small appetites or very big
observation-disclosures Journal.
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A Feminine view.

There are no statues of women in
the Hall Of Fame" q 40 IT,
NO; they couldn't build hall big
snough for adi the famous women in the
eountry."-Chioag 20 Record,
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VIRGINIA NAVIGATION
CoMPANY's JAMEs-RIvER LINZ

coMPANY's JAMEs-RIvER LINZ
To Norfolk, Portsmouth, OLD Point, Nevpor,.
News Claremount and James River landinss
and Connecting t0ldsPoint aud Norfolk IA
Washington, Baltimore and the North -
STEAMER PooAE0NTAs LEAVES MONDAY WEE
NKsDAY AND FRIDAY ATT NJ
Electric-cArs direct 70 wharf. Fare only Al n
and sl-Oo to Norfolk, Poftsmorth, Old Poinl
and Newport News. Music by grand Orchee
trion.
Freight received daily from above-names
places and ali points IN Eastern Virginia ant
IRWIN wExsIQER
eupertntondes
EDWARD =. BARNEY
Gene raj sea; Planssrs' Bank Buiidina.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-12-08

A tailor is justified in giving his
customers fts occasionally.-Chicago
Daily News
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-12-08

WANTED-1Os men for R. r. work In
W. Va, $L6O per day. Call ct Plant
erf Warehouse.
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= q. l.

SEABoARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
The FAvorite Route South.
Schedule in Effect Jtine Bird, 1900.
Leaves Chesapeake and Ohio Broad
Street Station.
7-So A N. Daily, except Sunday, for Pes.-..
S"nt.' ae1 5 Du mar, Raleigh AZ
west,
9-Ss P: M Florida Mail and Erort "a ~ dan,
Tor Petersburg. Henderson Raleixh. o.
raw, Camden,i Colum bia. savann.
lacks, nvlleTampa, Fern andinA, ana ail
Florida poinTs
90 F. es, NJ; SnFLcgssA LR1nBo" daily so4
mington, ehArlotte. oheareu. A IA src
Auanta, NJ ntgemesY, An5baAe' New Or
CherAw, Caskden, snaumsD,a. s sS1on n -
JacksonvtfSe 1smpa, HerT,~n ar A. .1a
AL Florida posas.
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THE GREAT TYCOON.
Appearance Of the Celebrated Chinese
Emperor at the Auditorium.

Sham, the Great Tycoon, will appear
at the Auditorium the 9th and 2Sth
of this month. That this will be the
event of the season the following cast
of characters clearly shows:
General Acash-A descendent of the
early Dutch settlers of New York.
Mr.. Albert l.. Baker
Albert Briteboy--A young Wall street
broker, in love with Viola Alcash,
afterward Sham" the Great Tycoon
Cf China. Mr.. George Weinstein
Rupert Helpman-Albert's college
chum, in love with Doratha, and af-
terward Tufenuf, leader of the Bri-
gands, Hobgoblins, and Gul-Gul In
terpreter, to His Royal Highness,
Sham, the Great Tycoon. of China
Mr.. w. S. Hancock
Lord Dolphin-An English Dude, in
search of an American wife with
dollars. Mr.. Roy Craig.
Reddy Muldoon-His valet, redolent. of
IHe Olu SUI. MI. marry NtHutlhGu.
Mr. Grabenuf-A custom house officer.
Mr.. /. l.. Ellis.
Montgomery-Mr. Beish Rose.
Thomas-Mr. Harry Ebinger.
Footmen to General -Alcash.
Dot-Mrs. Rodgers.
Doratha-Miss Nellie Rose.
Viola's school friends.
Miss Observation-Disclosures to the
guileless maidens en- tour, with de-
signs on the General.
Miss Muriel Palmer
Viola-Daughter of General Alcash
and the concern Of a managing Pa
| pa. Miss Helen Buell.
Planiste-Mrs. Ebinger.
Leader of Orchestra-Mr. Becker.
| Auditorium Orchestra.
Special advertisements TO His Roya
Highness SHAM the Great Tycoon
of China: Crows chorus and dance
grotesque, "a small boys. Orienta
Fan Dance, "a misses. Grand En-
semble, American Beauties" Ii
posie de motion.