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Findlay. O.. Feb Word has just
been received that a freight and pas
sencer train on the Hooking Valley
railroad coilided dt Carry. resulting in
the death of . fireman. engineer, ex-
press messenger and two others No
further particulars are Obtainable now.
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Washington. Feb. 6.-The senate in
executive session ratified The Hague
peace treaty. also the eXtradition
treaty with Argentine Republic Both
were adopted without objection or d.
yiGinn
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Congressman noutriIc Ncorly well,

Bangor, Ne teb. Ga letter re-
ceived yesterday by the friends Of Con-
gresham 8outele convey the infor-
nation thar the physicians say his i'm
provement has been 50 marked that he
will be able to leave the sanitarinm
in a few weeks, entirely recovered
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Washin&tun. Nab. 6.-RcDrescAta'ive
Kahn. Of San Francisco mas received
a letter from DR. Robert Davies. Of that
city. te,liro Of the successful efforts
he has mado to secure from ENGLAND
tho gravo--1'.n Of Lawrence and Eliza
beth WasIn";cT. ancestors of George
WASHINGTON. which he desires to have
deposited IN tho WASHINGTON monu-
ment or tho Smithsonian Institution.
Dr. Davies located the stone in the
churchyard o. Wiltshire and has final
w overcome an Obstacles to bringing
the relics 20 America Mr. Kahn will
lay the matter hc.ore the authorities
here
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Take Liverettes for Liver Ills. age.

GTRGINTA:-ln the circuit
court for the county Of AccO.
mack. in the Vacation of the
SAID court, the 18th day of jan
uarv. A. y 1900.
Samuel K. Dennis, Plaintiff.
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REScu . r>yd rlrRY DEATH.
rhriIl:a" F.". r~ &C Family of
IN IL, .;.iti,iirre.

CnfIIt.9@ - 80 o. Hih''S Va
lin. ia :;titinicre.
Baltimore 81. A thrilling res
cue frtm te' ...n &C. n Of a family
Of nire !. ;Cls ~CC..loG carly in the
mornin9. ncY ''.r. e. q mburger his
wife and .cvel cAidiol we're thrown
or jumlc. ~ ~ ;te cord story win
dow Of thcir :, ise %. rs North Caro-
line stror 'tl..ea"l Kiln 'enberg
discovere. iht Lot.c we. nd when
he succeeded III ay Aeni:e ihe family
escape by lie st9it" : w"G cut OF by
the famcg. ''e o.. 4 o. ''s' ufa, and
he ard Orr Givi . by j. Ni1e hands,
caught e.cA ,.cm. . ~ the f.m'N -
they fell OF mped from the Wind )"s.
MIR Hamburger. Nn0 WIS sound
sleeper. S., ~ { when he ho0rd the
alarm SIN p md -nes .'e.e pouring
into the room in wnirh re was sleep
ing. He aroused his wife, and to-
gether they carried seven children
from adjoining ROOMS to the front OF
the house and drorped them one by
one to the officers below. 1t is almost
a miracle that none Of the family was
killed. The fire was only eXtinguished
by the fremcn after the interior OF the
house and its contents had BEN prac-
tically destroyed.
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siblcy 10 nle C1n.titucnt~.

Oil City. P2. Feb 6.--The Derrick
publishes n letter from CONGRESSMAN
Joseph G Sihley. addressed to voters
Of the Twenty-seycnth district, re-
spending t. request that he again
become condidate for congress. He
says "Who' o cancid"te for your
SURFACES 7 rled~cd myself 70 support
measures 'uiro from congress. re-
eardless C. ';'icol bias. and to give
to their CO.. 'to ION the best quail
ties of he nd hcUt in my posses
sion. 'e supported the I'd .inis-
tration ie,. go IN in symp'thy with
its acjicrr f the past, the Fre'ent,
and it's a.1.s 'rr the future, 50 lar rs
they are u-'i~eG. accept your ca'j,
renewing nv PLEDGES of the past
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TO THE PUBLIC,

Having sold my interest in
the agencies of tn Ha" burg
Bremen Fire Insurance Com
panv and the United Stats Fire
Insurance Company a. Oman.
cock. Va. - FLETCHER Il Dough-
ty. | desirr to thank my former
patrons for their past favOrs ard
b speak a continuance Of them
on b.half If he new firm.
Respectfully
l. w. GROTON.
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~" stops tor passengers on signal
70 conductor. zDaily, except SUNDAY
K + Cooke. r. n. Nicholas.
4en'l Freight & SUPP.
PISS Agent, Cane Charles. -
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The One Dev Cold cure.

For cold in the head and sore throat use ker'
motifs Chocolates Laxative Qu-aihe the lone
UaY Cold Cure
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TEST: john D JkANT,
james h Fletcher. Jr., p q.

VlRGlNIA:-In the circuit
court for the county Of Acco-
mack, in the Vacation Of the
said court. the 18th day of jan
uary. A. D., 1900.
leonard G Mears, survivor OF
himself and B w. Mears, late
partners trading under the style
and firm name Of b. ". Mears
& Son.. ..................... .Plalntlft.
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Edward D Pitts, Fl S"encer
Pitts. Barton Pitts. Maria r.
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Briscoe Virginia D. Page, James
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Arthur G. Dennis. Alfred p.
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Dennis, renry p, Dennis and
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The object Of thi~ Suir - t.
e"il for purposes Of partition Il
lot of land AT Franklin city. Ac
cumark county. Virginia b.
longing O. tn" heirs OF Edwin
+. Dennis decreased
Affiaavit having been made
before the clerk Of the said
court. that II Spenc r Pits
Carton its, Maria r Pits,
Mary Grammar. Lucie Bowen
Lit. - Dennis. Charlotte Den
Iuiy, J. Upshur Dennis. Mrs Ar
lingtou Moor. " Louise Den
his George Z Dennis. Ellen d.
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Dennis (of Geo. r j. Esther r.
Briscoe, Virginia y Page James
| Dennis, Arthur G Dennis.
alfred =. Dennis. Jane d. Vic
Master, EIhelinde G. Dennis.
Mary II. Dennis, Henry +. Den
MS and Philip c. Dennis. d
PENDANTS in the above entitled
cause, are uon-residents Of the
site Of Virginia, on motion o;
Ct t plaintiff. by his attorney, IL
l. ordered that they the said non
resident defendants, do appear
here within fifteen days after
due publication Of this order and
do what is recessarv to protect
their interests: and that this or
der be published once a week
for four successive weeks in the
"Peninsula Enterprise, a news
paper published at AccOmack
H.. Virginia. and also posted
at the front door Of the court
house of the SAID county ON The
first da) Of the next term Of the
county court Of the said county.
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Failed to Meet SECRETARY Hny IN"
Did Not Feel Inclined "a submit His
Message TO Assistant Sfcrchry
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-29
WESTMINSTER THEATRE.

The attraction at the Westminster thea
tire next week will be Harry Bryanrs
Burlesauers This clever company viii
present a program replete with all that
is new. The curtain rises on the elsb-
orstely costumed first part from the pen
OF J. u. Perry, entitled "A Bargain Day."
and Is a satire on the shopping craze. IL
Is a clever bit OF playmaking. The wit OF
the dialogue, the fun and absurdlties of
the situations, and the rapid action all go
10 make IL a good sample OF Mr.. Perrys
work.
This m followed by an olio OF superior
merit, and introduces Perry and Burns,
the well known Irish comedians: Leo and
Chapman I'm a comedy acrobatic act: Bry-
ant and Saville I'm 4 musical act: Nolan
and White I'm new and up-to-dato
sketch; the Misses Perry and Hyland I'm
character songs and dances, and the Ia
test European sensation. Kennedy and
QuatIeui, masters OF the Juggling world
The close OF the long and pleasing bill is
a burlesQue which serves as "a vehicle to
the entire company I'm series OF songs.
dances choruses and brilliant evolutions
introducing that favorite comedian, Har-
nv c. Bryant, who never fails 10 keep the
audience in a constant roar OF laughter.
The following attraction will be Gus
Hills Star Burlesquers.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-29
/, PROVIDENCE OPERA HOUSE.

Expectation and Curiosity are at a
very high pitch ressrding the holiday
attraction at the Providence Opera House
New Years week
1t has manifested itself by an unusually
large advance sale ana distinguished
audience, as well as a very large one Is
assured for the first performance here OF
Charles Frohfpan's Musical COMEDY com
pany. with Edna May as ,ihe star. and
for the initial local presentation of the
new musical comedy. 'rhe Giri From Up
There" written by Hugh Morton and
Gus Kerker. who have already strongly
angratiated themselves In the favor Of the
public by their previous clever work.
1.-The Belle OF New YORK"
incidentally II may be stated that the
new musical comedy is their first product
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-29

r0rnest and most magnetic women ever
seen on tha vaudeville stage as well as
one Of che most richly rowned, will be
the apecial star EeF success I'm vaude-
viiio has been even more pronounced
than that of Jessie Bartlett Davis: and
hrr gtfong mellow voice. her charming
personality ard artistic method appeal To
the trained musical ear and to the popu-
lar itaie wltn cuual power Her songs
are chosen ssprcaliv with reference TO
tho reguNem mas off vaudeville. and adj
mirah,, Gsplsy the remarkable quali-
ties df her ruicudld voice
"Dicrty admittedly the most laugh
able frrcc produced this season In vaude-
VILE. which has scored = hit of almost un-
limited proportions in the other Keith
theatres VAL he presented ~ clayton
white. aferie 5tuari and company-a very
strons trio. the lormcr ucinr well
known Frohman comedian. Ailss Stuart
one 1f the most dellgntf,n ard versatils
of c1nedifuneg and M Bciie darcy,
clover PLAYER lrom fugustin Days
company Az While nEH Ri eyUrctaffy-
strong character part while Miss Stuart
is Enabled easily 10 Introduce her inits-
tions OF Fougcre and other vocal and
dancing specialtes which made her re-
cent Europ~sn engagement 90 signal
success. and the piece Itself 10 said 30
keep the audiences IN IN almost unbroken
roar ~ laughter
No nrorologuist heard 81 ksiths hss
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-29

ferring the production from one city 10
another FIVE cars. the largest that have
ever been built are found necessary. There
are forty-one speaking parts I'm the play
and I'm one scene over three hundred SUI
pers are ON the stage. In giving the play
Il requires forty-eight men 10 handle the
scenery and, all-in-all. the production
gives employment TO over four hundred
people.
Lonets Nalvl, the pretty Hawaiian, who
is member OF Frank Daniels chorus,
and who has attracted quite a little at
tention by her grace and beauty, sud
denly succumbed TO acute appendicitis
the company WAS leaving San Francisco
recently. She was taken Co hospital and
operated upon. For while her life was
despaired Of But word has just been re-
oeived by Manager La Shele that she IA
now out of danger and will be able 10 re-
join the company in short time.
Peter +. Daley, the merry comedian.
will present the big musical comedy hit
Hodge, podse A. Co" ~ the Providence
Opera House the week beginning Monday,
January l4th. Mr.. Daley has Il r. said.
schieved n remarkable success I'm his la
tess offering. His jollity is infectious, his
singing pleasing and his many jokes and
inipitable pantomime throw his auditors
info convulsious OF merrinent during his
presence on the stage. Hodge. Podge a.
&c" was adapted from the German farce
I'm liiinmelhof' by George V. Hobart
and Is said TO be the best vehicle MIR.
Daley has had 90 show his versatility.
Associated with the star and his com
pany are the famous 'Agousts" family
OF pontomlmists and jusglers said TO be
the biggest foreign attraction now tour
ing this country and engaged by Mr.
Frank Mckee. Mr.. Dsiley's manager ~
salary Of si2cc a week.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-29
NEW EMPIRE THEATRE.

one OF the best illusions put az the
stage I'm recent times IL the bicycle ride
for life in Lost River" which Will be
presented at the Empire next week. This
is the climax of the first act, and IL is
strong one
Bob Blessing visits the home Of Ora
Jones and a jealous rival for Ora's affec-
ton sees him take the old toll road to
town He follows on his bicycle with
murderous intent. A short piece out on
the road he Overtakes Bob and rides up
In him 20 that his front wheel Ovarlaps
Bob's Then ne raises his arm aloft and
in his hand d. n knife IL IL evident that
Blessing must die, when third bicycle
ora she raises "A rire TO her shoulder.
shot Is fired and Bill l.oucks drops tne
dirk 10 the ground as the curtain falls.
How Is A done?' asks the auditor. and
the learned Theban Of the stage mfchen-
Ism explains in this wise The bicycles
are real enough chainless ones and the
riaers propel them rapidly with the
They are held In frames Of skeleton iron
work and these frames are mounted on
wooden trucks.
made 20 NJ a grooved rail-. blessing
mounts the elcvcie la the wings ana
pedals. fhc failhful stage hard 90 the
other side ~ the stage pulls him SLOWLY
10 the middle OF The stage ~ Bill l,oucks
moynis his wheel 10 the n,s wings. isryy92.
TTTmBE 1T0TT OF her bike. WHen aU0ther
faithful stage operator tugs or the rops
fastened 10 The truck OF Ora's bicycle. and
the audience sees her overtaking the twQ
i made complete whom . pshorafns. eject
g. introduced The small embankrnent
which covers the trucks from view moves
iN one direction continually ana thr
picket fence background moves steaaiiy
w. another The illusion is th~r p~rfectec
aud the sudisnos sPpisucs visorcusly ths
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-29

prisoned for five rturles. This, In brief.
Is the outline othe beginning OF the
piay' The subse%nt acts deaf with the
Soung wUnian's Experiences in different
countries aud 4 very marrow escape
from nSiFg turf into ice again. Three
acts are requirt 10 ,en the story. The
first takes pad az Polaria. six miles
from the Norin Pole. The sccsnd at
Ciackrlo CffsceJon the island OF Koka-
riko. p small yiiAre on the sea coast. the
rendezvous vi l9ttes and buccaneers.
The iast act tabs place on the Boule-
yards Of Paris.
THIS hrief refance 10 the plot inti-
nnatc+ unusnal opOrtmities for beau
tifgi nnd big projection sccnically con-
f.dered An e.aOofre Production is prom
ised. The stage ettmgs are beautiful
the spectacular cActs are novel, aud
there will be excfdlng richness. origin
atty alid yariet ~ The costuming.
Apart from these bnsiderations the mere
list of names OF she splendid actors in
the supporting cotpany leads - ,nc an
ttcipation OF rare hin and amusement
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-29

ever won warmer recognition than Digby
Bell always a great favorits here; and
he now offers an entfs<ly new mono
logue. entitled ''The Informhtion Bureau"
which Il II said Is by far the pcrt he has
yet produced, bubbling over with dry vii
and Intensely amusing stories ana char
acter limitations In the comedians best
vein. rs
The hit scored here by The Great Col
din some months ago cannot have been
forgotten. and he II undoubtedly the best
illusionist and magician whom Vaude-
one IN Which he is assisted BY Mile.
Jeanne Francioio. the favorits dancer. ana
company; and in addition 10 his ordinary
tricks of magic and his mysiifyinE lllu-
sions he has introduced new feature.
IN which he catches gold nshts ON ihe
end OF line cast out in TO the audienes.
Lovers OF the good old Scotch songs
Will certainly be delighted at the return
OF Louise Cunning, whose sweet voice
and simple grace We're SO much admired
more than year ago. while those 20
whom Instrumental music OF the pest
class especially appeals Will find equal en-
ioyment ilithe versatile Tobins. Who have
noe been here for over TWO years. A
sight act" OF special Interest and re-
sarkable character Is that OF Leo Der
ya!to. whose euuilibristic feats on the re-
volying globe and ascent OF the spiral
pathway 10 the flies" Is astonishing and
at times almost "hair-ralsing" In It's
daring.
A comedy musical act that ~ very high
Is commended IL that OF the Bison city
quartet said to abound equally in fun and
good vocal work: and a bit Of rural come
dy said TO be most delightful will be Of
fered by the Henton company IN their
sketch "A Christmas Eve at Home.
Bickneil, the artistic modeler Ia clat.
McRae and Wyatt. In dancing specialties.
and the Biograph, Will complete the at
tractive bill The Biograph Will show Tor
one week more the remarkably interest
ing view OF a German torpedo boat in full
action and several new motion pictures
recently taken. which are considered re-
markably fine specimens OF the Bio
grapi'S uOEsibiiittes
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-29

anchc IS heard There Is no hope for this
little girl who has wound herself into
the affections OF the audience. OF course.
they Will save her, but why don't they
hurry? oh, they viii he too late! But,
no. On the. opposite ledge appears a
Clergyman who loves the girl With the
aid OF rope he swings across = yawn-
Ing chasm and grasps her just as the
avalanche of rocks and snow aud ice
comes roaring down the mountain side.
10 Is a ncfvr trying scene. and Is clever
~ worked. Charles Frohman paid ti0.000
for the production OF tho play and madu
IL known ~ the Garlen Theatre in New
York, where n ran fpr several months
last season. rhfoughout the summer
mouths ~ ron "a chicago. and Il Is spoken
OF as Tho bggsst scfalcaiiy aud the best
dramatically. % an the mclo-dramss seen
I'm this country in many years.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-29

IS co-workers since '9he Belle of New
York was produced two years ago. In
this new venture OF "a producer ol mu-
slcsl attraction Mr. Frehman certainly
cfservcs TO he compfigcntsd IN advance
for engaging in one COMPANY the largest
number OF clever COMEDIANS ard performs
era that have ever been seen an sn Or
Esnigs don OF this KIND
Edna May. II need scarcely be stated
IL the bright and wnsome little woman
who made such !. proOi9isIs hit as tho
salvatlon Army Iass,e in The Relic OF
New York" who received an uuusual
elnount az attention from tho great So
cicty people of London and who was
literally loaded down with diamonds and
othsr valuable effte dnrinr no. two years
sojourn in the English capital The new
f1uacal comedy In which she appears as
the star is evidently fantastic IN the
character Of its story. ~ deals With che
fortunes OF fair maiden Who has been
Imprisoned IN a vast pinnacle of Ice up
near the North Pole fhroush The wrath
Of the God ~ Stci-n.
THE derlzena 81 that locality place
vroaths ana Hover st the shrine % this
dc.ty arr implore him with song 90 set
tac maiden FREQ Their efforts fail in
their purpose until fortune sends q party
cf Arctic explorers TO tho scene Among
them y Yankee inVeatof vho has
lightning machine with the aid of the
latter the ics ~ made to sive up It's
rrecicus burden after Il has held her I'm
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-29

carried out there is no reason to doubt
that IL will be one OF the best burlesque
shows 10 be seen here this season.
MIR. Manchester has always given good
entertainment and this season promises
better than ever lie has much larger
company than last season, his present
0TgET17arfOn COTIsfsrfrg or ~ peoTre' or
whom ~ are young and beautiful women.
Two novel burlcsques will be introduced,
in which songs and music Will be OF the
up-to-date sort. The scenic and electrical
devices are said to be startling In the ex-
treme, and taken as a whole the Cracker
Jacks company is undoubtedly far supe-
rior TO last season.
Watson's Oriental Burlesquers will fol-
low the Cracker Jacks at the Olympic.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-29

Thcatre-goers wiil readily recognize
this from reading the fcucwln- naries:
Virginia larlC Harry Ccro-. Harry Dav-
cnport Harry Kelly. ODs HARLAN, Farren
Soutar Cwan comes direct from the Ave-
rue Theatre. London. Charle7 r. Aldrich.
an G. Wheclan Charlie Young Law
renee Wheat Montgomery and StCnc.
Grace Belmont. Edna Aug. NoIia Webb,
Jane May etc. Thc performance viii be-
gin st 6 O'Clock shart Maunees viii be
given on New Gtars bay and Saturday.
IN tho wsy of thrilllnr Effects The lat
ct meio-dramo 20 reach this country
from tha' honc OF nclo-drama the
Dru~v Lane Theatre ln London Hearts
Arc Trumps." is said 90 be tho limit
which Charles Frchman viii present ~
tie Providence Opfrs House The week ~
Januars 7th. Cecil Raleigh. lr author.
know what had gone before s. n The
way % riclo-dramas. srd didu't have 10
lp told that De would aaNe Go go The
White Heather with iis diic at the
tpttom % tho sen. and 'Tha GTaaf
Ruby with its men battling for lie
while hanging from q balloon, zone bet
ter" lie succeeded however aud peo-
pie with weak hearts won't bless him.
lie brings one 20 the Alps and SHOWS bis
heroine pushed over precipice she
grasps q shrub snd holds On
Then the ro<r Of az spHroachins avail
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-29

of this striking and realistic
feature.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-29

The music composed BY Gus Kerker for
The Girl From Up There" which will I've
presented by Charles Frohmsns Music
al Consdy Company With Edns May ~
Continued on page Three
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-29
KElTH'S REV THEATRE.

The coming weeks entertainment at
keith's VIII include no less Than six acts
that are considered the leading vaude-
VILE successes OF the season. and promises
to be unusually diversified and strong IN
every department
Katherine nloodgood. Americas great
est concert and oratorio contralto. for
three years the leading soloist at III,
Worcester festivals and one OF the hand
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-29
THEATRICAL NOTES.

There will be an orchestra OF almost
grand opera proportions at the Providence
Opera House during the Edna May en-
gagement. The company carries fifteen
musicians under the direction o. the well
known musical conductor Charles Puer-
ner.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-29
For "a Cold I'm the Head
laxative Brorn ~ Quinine Tablets.
OLYMPIC THEATRE.

The Cracker Jacks. Bob Manchester's
company OF burlesauers. will be at the
Olympic next week and II promises are
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-29

Some idea of the vastness OF the scenic
outit of the new Drury Lane melodrama.
Hearts Are Trumps." which Charles
Frohman is now presenting in Boston,
NAV be had from the fact that I'm trans