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VIRGINIA NAVIGATION
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10 Ee-tolk, Portsmouth,, OLE Poiut nsuno,.
News Ciareszoant ,An0iJames River IAN 49,
and oonnecting t0ldPoiA1 and Norfaik y.
washington, BAiknorskand the North. Nv
sTHAAhn reoAHeEIAs LAWS MONDAY, Wu,
- N1sDAY AKn FRIDAY APT
Eleetrio-cArE direct - wharf. Fare eulv m a,
and t1-eo 70 Merfelk, Portsmouth. GA pc1.s .
sno EswSor News. Nude ~ grand orahas.
Freight received daily sroua assven.u..
Riscss ana sh points In Esatsrn VirEinis sSs
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-03-30

In the actions OF
Sir Claude Mac
ID o n al d, W h O
served her through
the trying time.
at Picking, as she
ina gined.
Shortly afte T
the rescue of the
legatione rs Sir
Claude W as re-
lieved of his oner-
1As
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than any other European at Picking.
Since 1861, when he went to Yoko-
hams as . student interpreter In the
consular service, he has been making
q speciality Of finding out the eccen-
tricities Of the eastern mind. He has
:tadieS the japanese and Chinese PEG.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-03-30

changed pla c e s
with Sir Claude
MaeD Donald, the
latter replac I n e
Sir Ernest at the
c o urt of the
mikado at the be-
ginning of the
peace ne tia
lions. Is probably
better acquainted
with the eastern
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81 &m Cnesa peake and
VaNOt Ohio Railway

ROUTE.
uie IN Effect January s, 1901,
From Richmond,
LEAVE BROAD-STREET sTAT1aN,
s;OV q, m, dAily,fpr principal station. 49,
mouth oiS Point, NorfelI and PerSs.
CIV m daily daily local for Newport News.
roint Norfolk. and PortsmoStk
1890 . 1 NJ ante. to Old Point. 'A
chiffon Forge. Connects al SorSo Ior
p ae lot orange WarTenton, Nanasss
at Cha aRS mSshin gton only Connect
PTssic Tor Hagerston and 81 Staunto. "a
s'S T; oD M; ,PI'.ily limited, to Cincinnati,
sleeping cars. Connect e. at a ,-tion Viz
Ry traIse Hno a6 Ora 1ge with Southern
dS,,v ra ieiving Orange at go nj
washington. Connects for VirgfStn ~,
springs. Local Train No 7, follows No
,sannp I sunday from GordensV,lle -
$50 m. Accommodation, excep, Sunday 10
lc4S p. m. Daily, F F.v., 20 cins,nn.u.
Louisville Pullmsn sleepins car Co.
meets for Virginia Hot springs' Dan.
meets at Roncerverte with GfeenSrier
River X x except Sunday
LEAVE EIGHTH ST. STATION, I
1880 .. N. Daily for Lynchb's, Lextus,en .rs
S GnisoR Forge; Connects, except sunday,
$40 D m. except sunday, to Columbia
TRAINS ARRIVE BROAD STREET
STATION.
sec m except Sunday from Boswell.
eSO 2. m, and $3.50 p. N daily, Cincfnnas
and Louisville.
IL 10 2 an "a, daily so p. m, from Norfolk sa
rs r. n, Except Sunday, from Cnt,..
Forge.
TRAINS ARRIVE EIGHTH STREET
STATION.
e:.e A. k.sExoepp Sunday from CalamNa.
s'~ r' h.' DaiIy FROM LynchburR, anl
ChftSn Forge, ana excent ann.
DAY from New Castle, LoxtuTfoa
and Rosney.
F0r detailed Information, INJECTIONS AVA
apply at Richmond Transfer once ~ -
s "a. a al street Chesapeake aud Ohio Pas-
ssesnger Onoe, No. 500 east Main street: So
nor Ticket Ofdces, or address
JOHN D. POTTS,
ASS General Passenger Agsnt.
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Easy to Avoid 1t.

I don't see what there Is so OBJ
fashionable about the custom OF Civ
Ing tiPa," said the mean man. ESQ
long a. 10 is the practice TO give the
tip only after the service L. per-
formed 9 waiter never knows what
70 expect and one can gst along
vary csmtortabiy and vary cheaply
BY merely changing restaurants sv-
cry day!-ChioaRe Pest.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-03-30

nAkJ37 yon ia ( pv using .cneap
UU\ prep. yatie1 idaNe it straigh;
md b a'lsiful qth the origlns
SnnH Qzonized o. Marrow an
NHVH FEEL SAFE. ~tst-
renaration that mas 5000 the
est of time ana never fails to give PEREZ
satisfaction. 1t renders the hair soft pl.ao,s
and glossy and makes 1t grow. Sold over
40 years and used ry thousands ~Var-
ranted harmless. reStimo-us., -
On request. Only SO cents. Sold by deal
,rS or send US $I.4O Postal or Express
Money Order for three bottles, express paid
Write your name and address plainly to s g
OzONIZED OK NARROW CO.,
70 Wabash Ave.. Chicago, m.
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ID II 4 n RICHMOND.
IL " FREDERICK sBURo
& PoToMAo r.
Sehedulei;iH Eject Jan. q, 1901,
LEAVE BYRD ST. STATION,

4IO A. M. Daily, for Washington ana
points North. Stops ~ Milford
fredericksburg ana Quaatico
Pullman leepers to Washing
IN and New York
$50 A. NJ, daily. except Monday, for
Washington and points hort
the New York and Florida
Special" composed emit rely OF
Pullman vestibu'ed sleeping
compartment, dining literary,
aud observation cars. Noex-
ira fare other than regular
Put man c1arge. Makes NO
local stops and does not stop
at Elba
$40 A NJ. ,Inday only, for Washington
lad points North. stops az ri
-, Glen Allen, Ashlsnd Tay
Penola, Milford, Woodslane
Guinea, summit, Fredericks.
burg, Brooke, Whitewater and
sOi A.: N. bsily, sx-sp. uudav, for
Warrington snd points North
Land, boswell, siifOrd, Fredsr
isksburg and Quantico.
washington and points NORTH
land, boswell, Milford, FRED
ericksburg and ousntico Buf
fet Parier car. Connects with
Geng.essionAl Limited
T:S2 p. NJ, ally for Washington ans
points North. tops at Elbs
shland, boswell, Milford Fred
ericksburE. Brooke, Whitewater
lions sundays. sleeper Rich.
mond to New York. Sleeper
Washington to Philadelphia.
ARRIVE BYRD-SrRERr STAxIea.
$40 A. M, Daily. Stops At wide-water
Brooke, fredericksburg, MI
Elba. stops at other station
sundays. Sleeper New York "
49, n.xr S,-SD on,da- s..
Fredericksburg, Milford Dos
we'll, Ashlsnd, g en- Allen an
Eloa. uffet rarlor car
e:S7 p NJ, Daily. Stops only 81 Fredericksbur
Pullman cars from New York
and Washingto n
$40 +. IA'' R Ds,5y; .sIs :, widswsseI.
malt, Guinea, Woodslane. Nh
.ord, PenOls, Ruther Glen nos
well, Teyl rsville, AshiaSd.
S PasIo rtnIs len and Elba. Buis
le4o P. NJ daily, except Sunday, the New
YORK and Florida Special
makes no loo i stops and does
not stop at Elba.
ACCOMMODATION TRAna
DAILY except Sunday
OF A. n. Leaves Elba for ou.ntico
a"F A'' leaves Byrd 81 for Frederick
$50 7. M Leaves Elba for Ashl.us
80 A. NJ rrives Elbs from Ashland.
30 IL NJ, Arrives Byrd street. Skation fra.
Fredericksburg
e:Oe Z. Ne Arrives Eliza from Ashland
IS. A. L. Through Trains.
Via 8. A. L. Junction and R.F.A
Railroad.
LEAVE BROAD STREET STATION
20. & o.
elO M, Daily, for Washington Ana
points north. Florida and Net
ropoIitan limited tops auFrad-
eJicksburg and Quantico slsan
Srs 70 New York
Dtning ear.
BOO +. NJ, Daily, for WashinRton ana
points North. tons Al
Rredericksburg and Quankfoo
Pullman Sieepers 70 New YORK
ARRIVE BROAD STREET STATION
20. & o.
1EoS p. II. Daily. Stops only Frederioks.
nprg Eand boswell. man
Sleeper from New York,
IV7cl Fs.A Daily. Florida and Metropolitan
limited, stops emily Fred'ksburz
.s boswell and Ashland 6leAUef
froH New York. DIR Ing cal
w. r TAYLOR, Trans AanaRAP
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salary that goes with the Job would
scarcely pay his house rent.
When Hon. G. Won L. Meyer was APP
pointed to fill the vacant ambassador
ship at Rome the president secured
another combination of both wealth
and brains, and the new ambassador
can display, If he likes, as elaborate
an establishment as any foreign diplo-
mat in the Eternal city. This he does
not expect to do, however. The mag
nifcent Piombino pal ace, in which Min
lister Draper and family lived, will
henceforth be the home of Dowager
Queen Margharieta, and the new Amer
lean ambassador will take less pre-
tentious quarters near the quirinal.
In the veins Of both Ambassador and
Mrs. Meyer flow the blood of the old
est and bluest families in Boston. They
have a beautiful town house on Bea-
con Hill, but spend much of the year
at their country place at Hamilton.
near the Myopia ketnnels, and have
cottage at Newport, where they spend
part of each summer.
Ambassador Meyer served his city
In the common council, and his state
In the legislature, of which he was
speaker for three terms. He is the
Massachusetts, member of the republic
an national committee, and did effec-
tive work for his party during the last
campaign.
Mrs. Meyer is representative Bos-
ton society woman, and has all the
grace necessary to fill her new posi-
ton. She has the reputation of being
one OF the beEt-dresSed women in Bos.
ton, and takes motherly pride in see
Ing her three children-two girls and
. boy-dressed with equal neat ness.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-03-30
Eew Minister to Greece.

Coz. Charles S. Francis, newspaper
editor of great ability, is to represent
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-03-30

in a New York
funny paper, and
from that were
scattered br o a d.
cast by the press
of the country.
They referred to
the then Persian
minister accredit-
ed to this country,
and the first line
gives the honora-
HE gentle m q MS
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-03-30

,s Sor ncxess' checking baggage Sleeping q
fsSe r.,, on, ETC., applyto the seaboarS a
mona r.. az once, SO East Main St, Bic
'oHerson Hotel, and ~ depoi ticE # 49,.
n M BofKIN, Geoeral Ags
20 East Main 81
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-03-30
New Ambassador TO Rome

Ability is not all that is required Of
American representa- ives at foreign
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-03-30

this country a t
the c u-ts of
Greece, Roumania
and Servia.
Col. Francis is,
the editor and pub
Usher of the Troy
IN. " Times, a
property that he
Inherited from his
father after h e
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-03-30
An Increase I'm RnnL

England is beginning to find that
she had not so much to complain NJ
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GET MONEY.

Set money. Symbols mysteries 4
book on glass OF water for lucky mum.
Der. 30 and e1,0e. J. II. Coates, Be.
Dr., 30 Winton St., Philad eIphia. Pa.
Cancers cured. S-M.ar.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-03-30

IrAns arrive from outh az Chesansa
Onio aae ". Statio1 s-I5A
so M, da-As'. also, sP NJ daily
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-03-30
Hadti Hassim Ghooiy Khan,
A tine old fellow from Teheran.'

1t was a number of years ago, dozen
or more, that these lines first anneared
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:. =. -,
sEABoARD AIR LINE RAILWAY,
The Fsvorits Route South.
Schedule in Effect. June!3r 1900.
Leaves Chesapeake and Ohio sBro.S
Street Station.

fSV NJ. Daily, except Sunday for p.,.-.
ou- Y, Henderson DurhaU .Ja,S
ant mnsa' and all points South: and Sonfs-
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-03-30

EnEiand's Minister to China.
Sir Ernest Mason Satow, the Brit
ISh minister to China. who lint ax.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-03-30

courts, though our
diplomats have
proven in times
past that they
possess their full
share of til at
requisite. Wealth
Is also required. A
poor man could
not well accept a
responsible for
eign po1t for the
reason that the
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-03-30

40 N .FloridA Mail and Express.- dan,
of petersburg, Henderson, RsIeixh. on
NV Camden, Columbia, Savanna
Sasksr nvlleTampa, FerHandina, ana ~,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-03-30
Cures
Weak Men
Free
URES LOVE AND A HAPPY
HONE FOR ALL

How any man may quickly cure himself az
Ter years or SnCertng from sexual weakness
lost vitality, night losses, varicocele sc and
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-03-30

"sO Z: M. FLORIDA LIMITED daily 10,
min1so Surss Henderson, Raleigh, Wii.
Ahanta, Montgomery, Mobile NJ ~,
Wanpoin es South ana Southveat
Sncrsw, Cnmdeu, Columbia, Saysp mn
all Florida points.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-03-30

Dec. "a, JEFF Bolton, q
jan, 8, Marshall McGreger,
Feb 8 Alfred Boynton and wife
Feb IL Cupid Redding
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-04-25
Ni6OIas ~ ossta9.

Wie mir in unlerer lebtsn Musgabe
iur3 gemelbet. III am Wiittmo1, IT,
Mpril. Nidolas Montas in Canal OD-
per geftorben. Eas BegrdbniB fano
am 5reitda wornittas ouf Dem 6rieo-
bot Der bortigen fatbol:i9en St. Sos
iephs 4irhe lfatt.
Nidolans Wontag erblidte ON Is.
Dttober 1926 in Yiblis. 0eiien.3ais
lei. Dentfsblanb. bas Qidt Der Welt
uno iam Inn Sabre 1845 nah ben
Ser. Gtaoten unb lieb fid In So.
mol Doper i,ieoer. Nm 25. Suli 1851
persbslihte er iidb in gOlbocton nit
Warp o. Bedert. nit ipelber er beina.
he SO Sabre in 9liidliher gbe lebte.
IL Rinoer entiproBen Der Gbe, BON ipels
hen nod 6 AM 2eben limb @ep. Geo,
Montaa in Sronton, O., NidOlas lnb
glara in Canal Doper. Sohn nno gos
iioine in Columbus uno Graa RoIa
8allagber in yatesDille, ..
Der Nerltorbene mar nnr ettpas ilber
cine gDo1e frant. aber man fiirhtete
eilRn fhlimmen Musaana uno 10 wa.
rem. als oas gnbe herannabte, idmmt-
llds 6amilienn,itglieoer an benz @ters
bebette pereinigt.
Nifnlas Montas aenob in bobem
MaBe Die Mdtuna ieiner Witbiiraer
unb betleioete perihieoene Memter I'M,
gpuntn uno in 9oDer SD. Wdhrenn
swei Serminen betleioete er bas Nmt
oes Gountp Sdabueilters uno uiele
Sabre lang mar er Grieoensridter III
@anal 9ooer.
Sm Sabre 1869 sriinoete er nit s..
@alter. Sohn Saoerlp uno Sohn Arn
ben ;, Deutiben geobahtsr." oelien erite
hummer am Is. Mai ses 9enannten
Sabres eribieil. Wdbreno mebreren
Sahr,n mar ct Der 0auptei9entbiimer
bes Blattes. fir tpeldes einer ieiner
G0bne, - Seinrib. Der Dor einiaen
Sobren in Stem Oorf seiiorben. als
SeBer arbeitete. Sln Sabre 1872 Oer=
taufte er ieinen Antbeil on Der 3eituna
oil Walter & Minnig. betbeili9te iib
ipdter aber nod einmal on Der 0sraus-
aabe elmer oeutihen 3eitung. inoem er
nit Suso preper Elm oeutfdes Slatt in
gantDu sriinoete, oas fpdter nit Der
,Sbio BOLTS 3eituns" oaielbit uerei.
niet wurDe.
Iifolaus Montag lebte uno itarb
als iiberseuaungstreuer Gatholit. unb
iein dltelter Sobn. George, 1T Elm boh=
anseiebener Brielter Der tatboliihen
Rirbe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-04-25

unter Der 0lI0en,eineil Nerlehrsl6rnnA
lsioen nnb 3eitnn0eil ,is,D Wrieie, Die
AM Somltag Mpraen fdllia iporsn, fra.
fen erii am Gpniltog iino ibeilneiie aar
ern am MDniag Elm. Die WrieitrdAer
ipareu nbsr isDsnfnlls froh. bob lie am
Gamliag bei oem shneeaeli0bsr nno
bem tnietiefen G1nee iidbt aenDtbiat
sDarsn. iih init aroBen GenonHaen gu
ibleppsn.
Ser Gdnse III qr6Btenthsils fort
audi Die Gefabr elmer 9roBen lleberr
iehwenmunQ In nl1Isrem gonrlip. bic
hdtte sintrefen nliiIfen. lDenn nod benz
Ghneeiinrm Ne9eilwetter eiiaetreten
tpdre. III ppriiber. Mlerbings iinD Der
Iuscaramas, bus aroBe unS tleine
6tllmaiier unb einiae Hdde iiber Die
llier setreieil. bod nict IN ar0berenl
Wabe. als oies beinabe ieoes Grubiabr
Der 6al 1T.
y Der G1neeiturm eriirefte iith iiher ben
aan3en r,orb6ltlihen She'll BON Ohio
unb BON iiberalI Der tommen bic ildlnli-
den 2iaaen iiber YertebrsitOrunaen &C..
bod mir tppllen nnlern Yeribt bier nit
ben Yemerfunaen idlieBen. Die 6. ..
0astins, @r., bem uhridsuile .@brOs
nicle" einaeianOt bat
Ser 6turm beaann am Sonnertag
gormittao. l8. Mpril, nm 1880 uno
es re9nete big III llbr Mbenbs. ssn ben
porberaehenoen "a Stunben mar Der
Sbermometer % Grao gefallen. Damn
uanoelte iib Der 9eaen in 5dnee uno
es ibnsite ununierbrod,en tpdbrenD AS
Gtunoer. Seine lebenbe perion bat
in oieienl 9heiie bon Ohio I'M Mprtlje
ein,n iolhen Ghneelturm aeieben, SD
BIN 78 Sabre alt. abey id babe inl Ap-
ril ME etrpas dbnlihes aeieben. Mm
20. NOR Der Sdnee l8 3oa tief unb in
Der Naht idneite es nod Is 3oll, 10
oaB Der Shnee 90 GOD tief mar.
9as Da1 anf benz altell Warlpell
6auie an Der Main 6traBe 1T einge.
liiirst, ebenio oas Cberliht in &oaers
photograph 8allerie unb Der @iebel
BON ). Snpbers Wirtbfhaft. Nuh Der
Stall y. =. pumpbrep's Oil 8rant
StraBe lit eingeifiirst.
Ser Shnee. Der am 8ooen lieet,
ma6t 8 3oa Wa1er. Dies ermittelte
ieb bur1 einen Neriudh.
.Mm 8. Mpril 1876 iielen IL biz IA
3oG G6nee."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-04-25
+ Better Rric8er.

gieoer lit elmer unferer alten beut=
iden Yioniere aus benz 2eben eeidie=
ben. Mm 9ienftaa. %. Mpril, ltarb
bel ieinem Sbwleseriobne. Bbilip
6oHmann in Salem 5omnibip, Beter
Grieger uno miro oerielbe inoreen Yor=
mittag um 10 llbr in BORT WaIbington
be9raben.
peter Rrieser marb am IA. DECENT
ber 1926 III Meierbad, i'm oloeuburgi-
iden 6iirltentbum Birtenfelo geboren
uno fam i'm Sabre 1848 nit ieinen
gltern nab ben Der. 6taaten unb lieB
ii1 in port @aibinaton nieoer. no er
eine 6hl11terei betrieb. 6pdter fauite
er cine 6arm uno tpiomete lih Der
2anopirtbihaft. Sm Sabre 1851 ber-
ebelibte er li1 nit Marsaret Seibel.
nit nel1er er Is Ginoer 3euate. Gei=
ne 6rau farb am s. Mdrs 1885. Bon
ben ainoern iino nod 8 am 2eben, Elm
@obn, pbilip, unb Z 3Dhter, 6rau
Diaria 8. gneel, Srau Catherine
3auIh, Jrau Miargaret 9offmann,
ssrau Sulianna @toller, Grau pauline
Steinbab. s5rau Dorotba Rnapp uno
Jrau pbilopene Miaer. philip, SSrau
3auid uno Grau Gnapp leben in Soma
unb Die iibrisen ipobnen in oiefem
gountp. Ser 8eritorbene mar Elm
Mann BON burdaus ebrenbaftem @ba-
ratter er tpar in tpeiteren Greiien gut
betannt uno erfreute ii6 Der Mbtung
uno 2iebe ieiner Mitbiirser.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-04-25
9o6waTcr.

5ino mir bier pom elmer 9roBsn
ueberidmemmung peridont aeblieben,
10 iiebt es oafiir um 10 ihlimmer aus
am Ohio uno INNER nod iino Die Wai=
Ter i'm 5teisen besrifIen. Mebr cls
IL, 900 Weniden linb Ourd Die 6lutben
oboa1los eemproeR uno Der Sdaoen
,piro auf SO, 745. 900 aeihdbt. Nm
i1limmiten piitbete Der StrDm on Den
uiern Wsit Wirainiens. Sn Wbeelina
allein linb 5000 Oboadloie. in Bar
tersburs 1000, Charleston 800, pt.
Yleaiant 1000. 0untinston 1000.
Ypn pielen pldben feblen nod alle ge-
ridte uno BON ben ein5elnen GebDiten
oem nfer entlan9 bat man nod feline
Nadrihteu.
Sod auh Die flubitdbte in unierenl
5taate tpurbsn ihlper beimaeiuht.
@allipolis bat 40 Dboahloie, Warietta
$50, Hiplep 375, pomerop 500. pOrts-
mouth 1900.
Syn unteren 6trDmgebieie miro Der
Wailerltano erlt beute llno moraen lei=
nen 0obepunft erreiben llno linb als=
oann lueitere 9eimIuhunsen su aepar-
tisen uno fiirhtet man namentlid in
Cincinnati Die Golsen Der fommenoen
Glutb.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-04-25
0cNcrbem.

Mm Is. Mpril in ibrer Wobnuna on
Bufborn Grau 2i3aie Sobn. seb.- Ref
fer. @attin bon Burr Sobn, i'm Mlter
BON Al Sabren, an ber Syoleen zines
G1lagnnfals. sic binterI1bt einen
trauernben @aiten uno abt Rinoer,
iehs S6bne unb amei 36dter.
Mm 19. Mpril in Baltimore. W1o.,
Sobn 8latter, Der in ben 70ger Sabren
nj Srenton (iebt Susearaipas) einen
gtore bielt. Durh ole Rrilis bon
1878 aerietb Blatter in iinansielIe
Ghpieri9feiten unb mar ge3punaen,
cine Giiterilbertraeung 3u MAIDEN. gr
goa oarauf nah Baltimore, no er ein
gDmmiiiiOnsseIhdft eroffnete, bas er
ipdter ieinen 60bnen iibertrug. Ser
Weritorbene mar Elm MitgIieo bes 98,
GbiO Greiniligen= Heginerlts |; er mar
3tueinlal nerbeiratbet.
Mm 20. 9lpril in Stem pbiIabelpbia
Wittme Sophie Graipforb i'm Mlter bon
IA sSabren. Oie Yeritorbene binter<
Idbt S eriDahfene Ginoer.
Nm %. Mpril In Netp lg3bilabelphia
Rattie GeDore, cine l4idbrigs 9odter
BON Mm. GebOre i'm Etoneereeftbale,
an 3ipbtheria. 3as Mldbhen mar bier
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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-02-01
A FORMER NEW HAvENER.

=
Serene Mansfield, who came on fir I'M
Philadelphia to attend the funeral Of
his brother-in-l law, the late Frank
Stevens, of West Haven, returned to
Philadelphia day or two ago. His
sister, the widow of Mr.. Stevens, re-
turned with him and will probably re-
main his guest at Philadelphia for the
winter The late Mr.. Stevens was a
stakeholder in the West Haven Buckle
company, and had charge of the ship
ping department of the factory for
years. He left a considerable estate
which he had acquired by attention to
business and good investments. Mr..
Mansfield is In the stationery business
and has a tore on South Eleventh
treet, Philadelphia, where he has done
business for twenty years or more. He
was for twenty years partner with
our townsman, William A. Beers, the
well known photographer of this city
Mr. Mansf1eld's wife is the daughter of
the late Stephen Rowe. who was for
many years prominent builder in Fair
Haven. Mr.. Beers, Mr.. Mansfield's for
mer partner, estimates that he Is the
Oldest business man of Chapel street,
he having been in business continuous.
ly for forty-sx years. He began taxi
ing pictures in the old days of the da-
guerretype before photography was
heard of.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-02-01

milton scenes in the "Coephori" of Es-
chylus, which follows closely the myth
cal account. Hence the recognition be-
tween Orestes and Electra, accom-
plished by means of signs, is rather in
artistic and the scene improbable,
Euripides boldly criticized the method
of Eschylus, and in his Electra" he
scorned the old myth that made Elec-
ira recognize Orestes by a scar on his
forehead. Sophocles, in his treatment
of the same subject, revered the old
method, yet simplified and improved the
recognition by means of signet ring
worn by Orestes. Professor Perrin
considered this triumph of loving art
over rude iconoclas1n.
The last play spoken of was Euripi-
des' "Iphigenia Among the Taurians."
Here the recognition of his sister by
Orestes is most artfully accomplished
by the direct and natural method, but
the recognition Of the brother by the
sister is too long and mechanical, and is
of the second class.