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Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-07-12
LostS Nose Glasses.

Pair Of gold trimmed nose glasses
Finder will return to this Office.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-08
Beaten by His Friends.

In the eighties the late DIR. Thomas X.
Beecher of Elmira was nominated for
congress from his district, and the poll
ticians had about conceded that he would
be elected, when his church people found
out that his prospects were good and set
out to defeat him. One of the most sin
gular campaigns in the history of Ameri-
can politics resulted. All of Mr.. Beech
er's personal and church friends worked
like beavers against him and voted solid
ly for his opponent, with the result that
he was defeated by a narrow margin.
The attitude of the church people was
that they could not afford to lose their
minister, snd they won the fight.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-08
LADY OF QUALITY
From France Makes Us a Brief Visit

Madam Adela AZoulay, of Paris,
France, passed through Saturday from
Albuquerque to the City of Mexico. A
Herald man told her that he had been
informed that she was travelling for a
newspaper. No l am not travelling for
a newspaper" h said. Il am not a
journalist. oh, 10. l am travelling for
pleasure. l am travelling L am
fond of impressions and l meet with
many pleasant mes in my travels. L
am constantly looking for new ones.
When 1 am pleased with an impression
when | am delighted with what l see,
| write it up for the newspapers at
home. or anywhere that they will pub
liSh it.
Il spent several years in Algiers. For
two months l lowered between life n
death in that country. Oh, it is a dss-
olate country. | a no doctor, no
nurse, no one to cook a bite fit to eat.
The flies and bugs nearly ate me up.
The people were so dirty l could hardly
bear them around me. L ate more sand
than | did food. l W written my
experiences in that country for the
Paris papers and L nave the story tran
slated in English. l intend to sell it
to Il New York paper upon my return
to that city l came through New
York but L did not have the time then
to see o getting the story publish
ed there"
Madam AZoulay carries papers hat
prove her to be one of the elite of
Paris and h has sons and daughters
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-08
Tragedy at TOrreon

Word has been received in Monterey
giving the particulars of the shooting
of General Superintendent Hill, of the
Waters-Pierce Oil company's agency at
Torreon.
Mr.. Hill was asleep in his Office and
was suddenly awakened by a gang of
thieves who had gained entrance to the
office. His first move on awakening.
was to run to the safe and turn the
combination. AS he did this the rob
bers began shooting at him and one
bullet took off his chin entirely. At
this time he is In a critical condition,
but the physicians have hopes of his
recovery. Mr.. HIS thoughtfulness
of his employers. although resulting so
seriously to him. saved them their
money. The robbers have not yet been
News.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-08

months old. say The Sketch OF Lon.
dor. The machine was made specially
for him and is probably the smallest
ridable safety bicycle i'm the world.
The wheels boast of a diameter of ten
inches. while the total length of the
cycle is &c inches. 1t is so small that
the wheels can easily go under an or
binary chair. while it is possible for
our baby cyclist to take excursions I'M
der a medium size table.
lie VINO Is ~pienteousIy provided for
within needs but little from without
Goethe.
Heaven will pay for any loss we may
suffer to gain it. but nothing can pay
for the loss of heaven.-Baxter.
What it is our duty to do we must
do because II is right. not because II
one n demand it of us.-Whewell.
Generosity during life is a very
different thing from generosity in the
hour of death. One proceeds from gen
uine liberality and ~benevolence, the
other from pride Dr. fear.-Hoyace
Mann.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-08
LINK AND PIN.

Fl this morning. They s-e Machip-
Its Taylor, Trscy, Moore, Fair, WEIGH
and Coontz
Scotsman James Albert, alias
Eau. OF the G. II will return tn work
'omorro~ after a fe~ days las of.
jim ~Stev,n.ou, formerly a conductor
cn Southern Pacific out Of FL Psso, lie
10 the ci'y On 9 vieir to old friends.
Engibeer Mon gomery OF the S p
returned Saturday night from Los
Angeles where he has oeeu o q vIsit.
Ed Tayls a coppersmith in tbs G
q shops, nas been uooer the weather
for the pas, few days, being unable TO
work Saturday.
Engineer Richmond of the Southern
Pacific bas returned y, IN an extended
visit to Portland, Oregon, aod the
Pacific coast
Mr. Nel-on, who was for some time
the toner a. Wslch's. has accepted
the position a. G q tlnsmith mace
vacant by the re:igra ion oil MIR
Darcy
Irop1 omp-ny's FL Faso agent went out
on tie ) T. this ,pg or q business
trip to Phoenix, Prescott and other
Arizona towrs.
Z A Calhoun, Of New O-leans, ]
Sullivan, OF Sa1 Antonio, and j w
Quinn. of Houston, who had been TO
attend the meeting of the b Of l. +,
passed through from west 10 east Sat
uTday night on their return home.
They were members of the grie VI
committee.
There was family passed through
over the 8 p yesterday that attracted
ont e BILE attention AZ the depot on
sccount of the large number OF MEM
,ers IL had. When asked how many
children he bad the hesd of the large
'anily said, 81 have eleven boys aid
ZACH one has q sister," They were On
way To visit . male member OF
the family In California.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-08
Scared a Crowd OF Mexicanss

A u shot brought quite a crowd of
curious people to the vacant lot ad-
joining the Lion grocery at 1 O'Clock
this afternoon. Several Mexicans with
their wagons and horses were standing
there and the first impression was that
a shooting bee was in progress.
When the officers reached the scene.
however, they found the Mexicans
more excited than the bystanders. One
of the men had placed a Winchester in
the wagon and the gun DISCHARGED of
its own accord. No damage vas done
other than a small hole made in the
wagon frame.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-08

of note in France. She speaks ten diff
terent languages, foul European and
six Oriental. She has travelled entirely
across this continent, going from New
York to San Francisco and from tha
city to FL aso by way of Los Angeles
and Albuquerque. She will spend a
few days in the City of Mexico and re-
turn to New York thence to her home
in Paris.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-08
Sparks From The Engine.

Judge Cox, tax commissioner TO-. the
G q came in this morning from Hous-
ton.
S~itchmen ThiRpen and Fike resum
ed their work in the G Fl yards this
moroing after q short lay of.
Under the usual reduction Of force
that occurs In thee II shops about this
time of year six mschinists were laid
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-08
Optfcal Illusions.

Since recovering from his accident at
the lola brick plant Mr.. Kuder sees ev-
erything double. What wild exhilaration
must Mr.. Kuder experience and what
powerful self restraint must he exercise
when he picks mp a pair of aces!-Kansas
City Journal.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-08
Young EnrIish CyclI.t.

1t Is interesting to note that h
youngest bicyclist rider of the day is
undoubtedly Master Clarence House. n
Bradford child who demonstrated his
ability to pedal a bicycle when only Il
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-08
FLEE For Record.

Ernest E. Goodner and wife to J E
Terry, east half Of lot 3. ell of 6, I. s
and 9 In block 2I9. Pierce Finley ao.
ditiOn, 1915.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-08

The best method of cleaning the
liver is the use of the famous little
pills known as DeWitt's Little Early
Risers. Easy to take. Never pripe,
Fred Schaefer, druggist.
Arbeidsmanden. [volume] (Fertile, Minn. ;) 1900-1901, 1900-12-21

Ser &ommer ;nu oasli9 Be meit
@ruopudttenoe Meobelelier ON ben
8ebanbling, iom 8oernes &pinoer %
B0rl er @jenitano for af en9elite @ol=
batter. nm
". 8. @teao, ben betjenbte en9ellte
Forfatter oa Sournaliit ftriper enoog,
at Meooeleliernc, iom .frenfommer er
noget al bet f0raliaite, ban bar b0rt,
Gn Mano &imberlep itreui Slut
ten af October: sSoag aatoln s 2pin=
Der os "a 86rn ira Yot6eiIt.oom meo
9rdnet. Sc bapoe en, i0rseli9 Di1torie
at berette ON Den 8ebansli,w, be bapbe
faaet. Naar Be ,lad9teoe at forlaoe
fine 6jem, blep DC ildbt aflteo al &af=
fere. belot inbelutfet ldn9ere 9io uben
Nao og enbeli9 taset meb Nfast al
enselite @oloater o. fort til Rimberlep.
Mar be antom Der, bar oeres &ldber
aloeles i0nberreune. So of benz bapoe
pdret @ienitano for ui0mlig Bebano-
ling al @oloaterne. Nosle bar Gnter
os to at ben, bapoe fine 9lste,ndnb i
st. 9elena. 80rneae, par af ale
Mlbere % nditen Yarfobet. @n anoen
2orreiponDent beltriper 9lnfomtcn al
6 &pinoer fra famine Qiitritt paa cn
Eligeiaa gruoppdttenDe Maabe. San
beretter, at to al oisie @pin6er uar iaa
itammeligt bebanolet al tre @oloatcr,
at be maatte inoldsses paa 8oipitalet.
O9 oper for alt bette er Mationcrne-
ia enbog Rpinoernes Yelgj6renbeos
Mnitalter, nditen tauie!
Arbeidsmanden. [volume] (Fertile, Minn. ;) 1900-1901, 1900-12-21

@a9en. S forftaar, at bet er Menin@
gen at faa en- Gooperatipe Gorenius
iitanb til at bespnoe meo, men at ben
mao blipe iaa belt foritellia fra ale
andre Goreninaer, at ben tan babe
&raft fig til at iamls ale utilirebie
8robucenter til en- eneite tor N}agt,
iom tun en- Sang / S5rcmtiben 9aar
inb polititen, o9 heller lite ba fo,n pp=
litiif parti, men Jon, ct fort ;;5orretnins=
le9eme, Der Dil trdpe Qlnerfienbel1e
blanbt be 1tore. SAB bet blipe interes=
liant om bette llbpper @interen. !:
Arbeidsmanden. [volume] (Fertile, Minn. ;) 1900-1901, 1900-12-21

Set er n,eget acknowledgements
2dre % 5ro, Der er fornuftigt' og goot;
n,eu ubelbigpis er bette blaubet meo
balu panDitti9e Gortdllin9er oa oeoer=
itpggelise 8efalinaer. S G0ritningen
6nitebe Mubaneo Sc &riitnes 8enitab
/ Qaab om berpeb at uinbe Stprte |
&en mob 9ebenitabet; rneti oa bette
lite lptfebes, opbioieoe ban fine Sill
bdrsere til at fortOlge be &riitne nleb
Slb % Spdro for sanife qt uorpobe
bem. Sc er parre", {agbe ban.
vpdrre enb ale Sober % 5coninser1
tilbobe" og ajorbe BET til pfist for BE-
J, &ettroenpe" oaslis at ldls Ell D0n,;
oer n,eget fortortet lpoer iaalcocs::
.G, guab! alle stabninsfus :DerreE
Sbeldg @elioioncn5 Gienper! @jOr]
beres 8Oru foralorelOie, i0':oertnus
oeres Nen % ouersiu oeres qcscme tif]
Gorraqonelie. stprt benz i Torodr5
pelje, beres Nr6bre, S6sitrc, bele beres
@ldet % allie &enner Sab beres
@ienoom og oeres 2anoe iom Yptte
tilfqloe blue troenoe 86rn. >, bu!,
!&erre puer @in,mel o9 Soro! @Qah
er .ltor!" = Saa omtrent lyber 86n-
men. 9lilab er Mu1ameoanernes 9faun
paa Uuo. Seo r&elisionens Gien!!
Der" menes fer be &riitne. !,
Arbeidsmanden. [volume] (Fertile, Minn. ;) 1900-1901, 1900-12-21
GopptratiDt 8eftptttlte.

! =
lor en- 9io lioen ifren nj on1, at
soet tunoe ndre mulis for Yrooueenten
sogiaa at 9j0re noset for at beitptte fig
MOB ale Ooergreb fra &apitalilternes
*Sibe. Ween nj iasbe intet ON, paa
bbilten Naabe bet tllnbe tie. O9
heller lite benne Gang agter ri at iise
.no9et oerom. Men bi pil fori0se at
e9j6re bet begribeligt,. at bet bilbe bdre
Rt rne9et fornufti9t @triot, ON Yroou=
centerne ptloc flute iis iammcn for at
beitptte fig ielp iaa lanst lp,n laulia.
Maar fDrit oi'tommer iiammen M6oe,
tital ri fremld9ge libt al ben plan,
:bboretter ri trDr Der b0r arbeibes. @i
bar en- Ylan. iom;pi peo ,er iaa soo,
fom ben beb0ues for at uorette @ib=
llnbre, buis ben bare blir fulst, men
*6niter lite at offentliggj6re ben -
ialfalb lite .enbnu. @or Mening er
rfelnf6l9elig, at ben probucerenoe &las=
rit fun tan. tilfidmpe .iig fine &ettigbeoer
.9iennem Cooperation. &esjerinsen
digger altio 9dnberne paa Sem, iom
seier 2a11bets Gormue, og bet eneite
zfornuftise ri bar at sj0re, er at flute
xos ianmen / ben 9enii9t og n1eo bet
t6nrmaal, at ri tan bepare for os ielp
t5rugterne ,af port Nrbeibe. @i tror
.beuer lite paa at agttere for at faa Golt
ftil at inbie 9f0openbi9beben at @elD=
-beitDttelie. Sc ion, lru lite allereoe
bar inbieet, at ri tr ct Offer for @pe=
:fulanter, og at be, iom probucerer ale
::2iuets @nber,. blirt t.berOpet itDrite par
len af fit Nrbeipets 5ruster, Oniter ri
life attale Hl. Sc er % bill blioe,
7fom ri tiqgbe ! por forri9e Mrtitet,
.&i0o for Spetulanterne. % DC b0r
:ipdre bet.
Naar Sames S. .3iq forleoen Sag
iia9be lin 9ale.til Bant6rer / @bica9o,
lat 2anbet bar iaa opfplot meb Sern=
.;baner, at Der life ldn9ere bar nogen
:--Mnlebning fcr &apitaliiter at inpeite
Il Sernbaneanldg, hDorfor bet par n0o=
.penbist for penn at rette lin Dpmdrt=
5fombeb paa Stibsfarten, % at bet bar
nerfor be lpilbe faa sjennemf6rt~ fin
rSubiiop.8en, 9ap ban os at foritaa,
at be bar fit 5et af Sernbaner ubitragt
" faa at intet mere Tan si6res / ben 3tet=
ming .uben at inbtasfere Gra9ter
.9npitalen maa i6ge andre Setter, tbi
hen tan albri9 itanoie. Naar ri faa
Ter. at 8 Wtillioner Dollars ON Maret
--; % maaite mer bill bliDe bepllge1
saf Goltets genge til at opbjdlpe Stibs,
.farten, iom BET faa fmutt talbes, fao
Ian vi lite mere Bepis trdnge for a1
-het trdn9es en- ioen MDbDdat fra Jol-
lets sibe. Men gjennem polititer
sbirette nptter bet life bet bar ii baD1
.&rfariag not for. Der ,aaa si0res
aoget af be. fac, fom bar 0inene aabn.
for @agernesdanbe 5ilfanb, % itts
1pente paa at be ftal tonlnle n,eb, ion
= Z "A z
Arbeidsmanden. [volume] (Fertile, Minn. ;) 1900-1901, 1900-12-21
SwE ARE NOW RRsERs n = -RED1
! TO @ ALL KINDS OF !
! JOBPRlNT]NG. !
Jar,ncrcll % bans &artoflcr.

r6allo, buab beitiuer ou, 2anoar=
oeioer?"
rSes optaeer &artoiler".
r@ar bu no9en at idl9e2"
r9fei".
,sRpab aior bu ba lasN. benz"
ms5ela Sea fprterer aenpi i,fire'9ete".
rOs bpab si0r, BY iaa n1eo oem?" !
,"9en it0rite Del At fine gooe &ar=
tofler, iom bu ier Der, 9iuer jeg til
Soroeieren for @etten til at lepe pat
sSoqroen, ben .ndiftorife 9el siOer jeg
it'll pensemqnoen fom iNfsift for be
Mebftaber, .iom leg brp9er, % iom an
pre-. ;9lrbeioere bar laOet; ben treble 9el
siper lea til gnbeosmanoen iom @fat,
os ben ,liae 9elL 2 L oer siOer jes til @uine=
ne, oa Apab Spinene lite dber, ipiier
jes lelp. .!Sqqa oi Ter, at jes bar nit
>2spebr6b n,lfflQem $oroeieren, pensema=
taRoren, glppbsfpsslWgpneen plffa slg19 y % be andre
5@eeiir.
vMen., ,bDae 4aajj6r bu aaeb @uinene?"
x99|sfnl aiaer des til Sernbaneie!lta=
tberne, .jor at be ital fore mine soot
.&artoiler. til Soroeieren, penaemata=
bare lp'99ren, ,psd ill @mbeosmanoen.
Arbeidsmanden. [volume] (Fertile, Minn. ;) 1900-1901, 1900-12-21
:Tre6 paa Sprocn:!

!Ren INN. ira en- bcore@@ereen
5uner otter Sulesldoen
@isnnept,Nqrets traple .,JdrpAn
Sig ct &pQbi inm @eroensfreoen.
.bens luae Sabbatbitilbeo
9aaMppes ailQp Siosas @aabensnp.
Sbi meo Spleps Barnemilobeb
9ilies 5reO i 2aapeSss 2aae % BY.
N}inbets lqnae @jenlgpspoper
@u9se ital ppr Sjal tilba9e
Sra bort 96snlips Scamp beroper
Sill port 6iemlanbs 5nleoqae.
% naar otter 8arnoomsalaben
2eser ON bpert pr6pet Sinh,
sfal ielp | 2ancflpatigbeoen
Doitiosaanoen tranae. inp.
Sui! lpo bine title Simer
&piite opcr @eroens &i9er,
9lt mems iSrpo blanbt Foltet timer,
llro fra bpert 9jertc bigger.
Freoens. Felt! bpor eno or timber
Fapn i 9jemmets lune 2p,
Sab BE- .tratte Manb. .og &pinoer
Gjldoe fig. lom ,40rn paany!
y. $. Mssnes3bb!oe'l Mssnae3b!e'
Arbeidsmanden. [volume] (Fertile, Minn. ;) 1900-1901, 1900-12-21
@ldbelig Sul!

@ldbelig Sui, &iente og Wenner!
@!dbelig Sui, alle og bper!
2niet bar bllnbet og6eiren ri fienber-
Grelierens &omme iaatjdr.
s@ldbelis Sui! @ldbeli9 Sui!
M6rtet er fndftet o9 trDber iijnl.
@ldbelig Snl! @ldbelis Sui!
Arbeidsmanden. [volume] (Fertile, Minn. ;) 1900-1901, 1900-12-21

General @liles, aanoets brabeliss
ite &rieer, Dratteoe 5orleoen al 9e1
(ten, netpp jpn ban ! 81 iin 4tiplentt.
Dor" pasiereoe forbi xtbe tenie'ping
jtono" ioran bet bpioe gus, os ct
Yar tYolitipldno maatte iamle Dam
op, h0rte lam af .oa bjdlpe ham
paa Soften tsjen.
De,1ne Life Bc9!pcnbeo betprter
os zroen paa 9te.meiiS, itriper
,&eupen.. :
Arbeidsmanden. [volume] (Fertile, Minn. ;) 1900-1901, 1900-12-21
M}ill0er.

Mause itille 9litcnitl'no,
;:{fi3pnne Minoer.
:.1anfen binber,
orpsier mig Grommeblln1o.
9laar jeg lutter Oiet til,
.9anfen itr9mmcr> fnlb at Sropn=
ll,er
i0rt al g. 81 is; S;tr'!enaei[ppiil. 81 [pi
Sor*put ixbre Ylif jea.ier
ipunon; Gage, tqlot tilbaqe,
ip6bt Sol pgsMoienitjdr.
Nlinocr il.lo al @cnoo %
frem fig fni9er, % oc tiger
n,e9et. s. peo lit tauie Sprog.
Climber, Dlinber, S er iti6n! \. VT
GocxS 5temacr 9lao je9 8jemnlef I.
/ Grinoring friif % gr0n. s ..s
ssSl,aa Qlllitr6n,.
@aaiel leper Il leoenbe lipe n,eSet tar
'eli9t; men ,taar ben er hob, fploer8a
=
Arbeidsmanden. [volume] (Fertile, Minn. ;) 1900-1901, 1900-12-21

Gn operorbnet boloer lite at at heue
en- unoer li9, }om itaar,otAtfr ban.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-07
Reunion of confederates.

There Will be reunion of the Con-
federate soldiers of Princess Anne
county. at the Courthouse. Tuesday
next. at which time veteran and a
woman's auxiliary association will be
orSanized. The following prominent
speakers. who volunteered from the
county to serve the Southern cause
have been invited and are expected TO
address the surviving veterans of the
Lost Cause" Capt. j. j. Burroughs
Capt. w. w. Old. Judge Il. NJ. White
hurst and Judge j. NJ. Keeling. An at
uactive program has been arranged for
the occasion. which will include music
from an excellent brass band. a popu-
lar feature will be an old fashioned
Virginia barbecue.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-07
BRAN BLETOM.

The Jefferson Literary and Social
Circle met at the home of Miss Jennie
Haynes. East Brambleton avenue. on
Thursday evening. After the regular
business session the following program
was rendered:
Essay Of F'ricndship-R. Lee Bulman.
Instrumental Solo-Mr. Willie Webb.
Vocal Solo. The Holy City"-NIiss
Jennie Haynes.
Instrumental Soo--NIiss Annie Cake
The remainder of the evening was
taken UP in social Intercourse. The
circle will meet next Thursday evening
with Miss Nettie Taylor, Gil East
Bramblcton avenue.
Public School No. 1 will open for the
session at a. m. Monday.
The Il. Y. p. U. of Sturgeon Me
mortal Baptist Church will hold it's reg
ular meeting Monday night at 1880
o'clock.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-07

metropolitan production will be placed
upon the stage here. The play is said
to be one great laugh froin the very
beginning. II tells of the American
Indian and shows what funny compli-
cations can arise when the counterfeit
article encounters the simon-pu In
dian.
The cast includes William Friend.
4 Chas Drake. e. J. Mack. Jos. Cusack,
e9Chas. Lum, Frank German. Chas. De-
land, Beatrice Norman. May Anderson,
{ EsteIla Wilmott and Otillic DeLano.
The play is spoken of as being on the
same order as My Friend from India"
Sales of seats will commence Thurs
day morning. Prices, rs cents to 81;
4 matinee. so cents
Ada Rehan is TO do Nell Gwynne.
Julia Arthur is to play Hamlet.
s, Nellie Nellie McHenry is starring in
Lulu CHASER will start in Sweet
Anne Page"
Blanche Bates is to head a Wash
ington stock company.
Love and Idleness'' and Barron's
ssPunchineilo" are TO be acted by Will
lizard.
Angela McCaull. daughter of the
4 comic opera fmpressario is to appear
in vaudeville.
"a Bunch of Blue Ribbons" is the
title OF the new play nearly completed
3 by Charles II. IIoyt.
At the London Empire last week in
{ the new seaside ballet there were hun
dreds of society men and women and
amateurs generally filling the parts
gratultonsly OF Woodworking unpaid
Bnpers
Rostand has made 100000 in royal
{ f:es since the first night of "Cyrano de
Tsergerac' at the Porte ST. Martin The
atre, in Paris. Yet the minimizing
continue to say that art and litera-
Z tnre do not pay,
Arizona. is q bigger success for Au-
gustus Thomas than even his Ala
= hama or izze.nrs,.s' This Herald
Square success is remarkable in the re-
srect that 1t Is one of the first plays
B tshtch New York bas ever given lncon-
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-07
JEFFERsoN DIE ANaEL1s.
80 NNW,@NNN >W>N~,NNA+wN,

y All reports from washington and
Baltimore point towards Jefferson De
Angels having a very big success in
his new piece. "a Royal Rogue"
which he will present here Monday
evening.
There are few comedians held in
who has given. during the past few
years in comic opera, several remark
ably unique and distinct types of char
acter- In a Royal Rogue he prom
1ses US another new character in NJ.
Bailou. Partisan boulevard cafe pro-
Prtetor, who has all kinds OF troubles.
domestic, political, social. and princ-
pally marital. The action of the com
edy takes place In Paris, and the piece
IS In two acts. The book was written
by Charles Klein. the author of lei
Captain" and the music, which is said
to be particularly catchy and dainty
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-07

is by William T. Francis. "a Royal
Rogue" will. is is said. be handsomely
mounted in a regular comic opera
fashion, with picturesque and appro-
pirate scenery by Frank Dodge. the
New York Casinos famous artist. and
with rich and historically correct cos
tunes by Henry Dazicn. Miss Jessie
Mackaye, a tiny Coincidence. who made
@ stir in London last year with Hop
per, heads the company which will sup
port Mr.. Dc Angels and she IL said
to be the most promising of all the OPP
cratic soubrettcS now before the pub
lie. Others in the cast arc Henry Nor
man, f. Newton Lindo, Charles Dun
gan, John Dudley. Henry Wizard, Miss
Adine Bouver, IIilda lIollns. Emily
Francis and Maud Poole. Seats on sale
at the theatre. Prices; $3.50 and 81; so
and 25c.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-07
"A STRANGER IN A STRANGE
LAND"

An attraction of exceptional merit is
promised to the patrons of the Academy
of Music next Saturday. matinee and
night, IN the coming of "A Stranger in
g. Strange Land" the farce written by
Sidney Wilmer and Walter Vincent.
This is the same farce that kept New
York in good humor Mt the Manhattan
Theatre for ten weeks last season. this
being it's first representation in this
city. 1t is said an excellent cast will
interpret the various characters while
the same magnificent equipment and
environment that characterized the
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-07

Dc For choice from about 10 dozen
Crush Boys Hats in brown, gray,
neutria. black and b!uc-not a hat in the
entire special that would not be good
value at nifty cents-thc very thing for
school or knock-about wcar-as long us
they last only DC
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-07

39c Another Big Bargain Leader in
Knee Pants-eXcellcn ITorringbone
weave Che"iots-toush as leather ideal
boy that is hard on cIothes-eXccptionaI
We'll made with patent bands and but
tons-taped seams-rcguiar half dollar
pants-aii sizes to 16-genuinc bargain
values.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-07
she is secretly in love. is In danger OF
arrest for supposed theft.

Mr.. Charles b. Hanford and his COM
pany OF clever actors closed their en-
gagement ut the Academy of Music
last night after three successful pro-
auctions of Lee Arthur's great play
Private John Allen" The company is
weil-balanced. and the play was pro-
duced in a manner tina. was more than
CLEVER.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-07
$500, 50, So. to So.
Extra Short Figurements on Extra Sh0n Pants

0S- Never has-tfIere been so mUch
~ real worth In Knee Pants-such
substantial. good wearing cloth and such
good. honest making crowded into "A
Cent value rs the Big Stores
Big Special of Knee Pants offered at
Twenty-Five Cents. Others ask sc. and
many stores soc. for pants not so goor
nor made anything like as well.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-07
The Hat Man Talks Cheapness TO the Bows.

48c. For fine All Fur Crush Hats
elegantly finished with good sweat
and silk bands-stylish and dressy shane.
in blue. black and brown-regular dol.
lar gradcs--only 4Sc.