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Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1901-04-04
Take Notice !

There will be 8 meeting of the Brown
Harman Camp of Confederate Veterans
held in the courthouse, Tazewell, Va, OF
April 10th, 1901, to transact such business
as may come before it.
BY order of Major r. r. Henry, Com
mander.
JAMES O'KEEFFE,
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1901-04-04

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Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1901-04-04
THE OATH.

d hereby renounce all aleglaices
to any and all so called revolutionary gov
ernments in the Philippine Islands and
recognize and accept the supreme author
ity of theUnited States Of America there
in; do solemnly swear that will bear
true faith and allegiance 10 that govern
ment; that will at all fines conduct my
self as faithful, law-abiding citizen OF the
said islands, and will not, either directly
or indirectly, hold correspondence with OF
give intelligence to an enemy OF the Uni
ted States, nor will abet, harbor or pro-
tect such enemy, thai impose upon my
self these voluntary obligations without
any mental reservations or purpose OF
evasion, so help me Cod
General Macarthur dispatch contain
ed much more than was given to the pun
lie. The portion withheld related TO the
future disposition of Agulnaldo and made
suggestions as to what the late chief OF
the insurrection might accomplish. No
oflGal statement could be obtained as to
what finally would be done with the prs
oner, but it was emphatically stated that
he would be held -for the present, but
would be granted all possible immunity
consistent with existing conditions. Gen
eral Macarthur has hopes that great
deal may be accomplished through Aguln-
aldo. During the time he has been prs
oner he has made quite favorable lm-
preston upon General Macarthur.
1t las been suggested that under the
terms of the notice of amnesty the prisoner
should be set at liberty at once, out there
is provision in the amnesty rroclama'
ton which says that those who have vlo-
lated the laws of war are excepted from
its terms. Whether or not General Mac
Arthur has satisfied himself that Aguin-
aldo has not violated the laws of war can
not be stated, as the prisoner would be
permitted to take the oath PENDING an IN
ves;igation of his past conduct. Agulnaido
having been the head of the insurrection,
undoubtedly can be held until further IN
vestigation is made. Oh until the clrcum-
stances which surround the situation in
the Philippines make it advisable to re-
lease him outright or otherwise dispose OF
him. These conditions and the general
situation and AguinaldO's relation to
them, were the subject Of General Mac
Arthurs dispatch and are being consider
Ell by the authorities Nho will have the
final disposition Of the matter.
The news of Aguinaldo's action was re
celved with evident satisfaction by the
War Department, and the opinion was
expressed that good results would. follow
among those who have been still holdng
out against the United States.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1901-04-04

Washington, April 2.-The War De.
partment today received information from
General Macarthur that Aguinaldo has
taken the oath of allegiance to the United
States under the terms of amnesty offered
by General Macarthur, by direction OF
the President.
The news came to the Department IN
the following cablegram
"Manila.-Adjutant General, Washing
ton :
"Since arrival at Manila, Aguinado has
been at Malacanan investigating condi-
tions in the archipelago. He has relied
almost entirely upon The instructive ad'
vice of Chief Justice Arellano. As result
today he subscribed and swore to the de
claration on page II of my annual report
"MACARTHUR."
The oath referred.to is as follows
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1901-04-04
THE OATH TAKEN
BY AGUINALDO
SWears Allegiance to the United States
Government.
RESULT OF HIS INVESTIGATION

Captured Leader Has Been nQuiring Into
Conditions in the Archipelago
Nothing Yet Announced With
Reference to the DiSpOSi-
tiOn of the Prisoner
Will be Granted
All Possible
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1901-04-04
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Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1901-04-04

JAMES O'KEEFFE,
Adjutant
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1901-04-04
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Sunday morning globe., 1901-10-20

clcverest mouologues, while The Huth coon
songs are absolutely origua, aud are not TO
be found ia the repertoire of amy other
singer of this class of popular songs May
Wentworth and company consisting of five
skilled artists. will present sketch called
"a Womlu's Dilemma, which has just COM
cluded very successful engagement over
the Keith circuit his heralded as one otthc
funniest iarces that has ever been seen on
the vaudeville stage of the numerous Keith
houses. and a good guarantee of It's merit
ls Che fact that Miss Wentworth has been
engaged for another tour of the vaudeville
houses under the direction of Mr. Keith.
The Taylor twin sisters, who play the violin,
while gliding gracefully over the stage on
roller skates, are just from the important
music halls of London and the continent
and are said 20 possess novelty that will
appeal strongly 20 dcvotces of vaudeville
and hurlesqup Allen and Delaiu. late the
stars of Hoyts "A Black Sheep, will give
their amusing act. "a Wle's Creation"
which is said TO be repete with strikingly
funny lines and situations. Derenda and
Breeu, who juggle clubs adroitly, will bring
the olio to conclusion Al. in all, the
Bijou audiences are promised a show for
this week that is bound TO please even the
most fastidious. Matinee daily
Sunday morning globe., 1901-10-20
AcnlIenlY

For those who are fond of a drama that
appeals directly to the heart and though
pathetic IN its general tenor is withal "a clean
comedy drama The Fatal Wedding
which is the attraction at the Academy of
Music week of October 2I should prove Of
interest The scenes of the play are laid in
New York and the incidents are all based
upon life iu the great metropolis. The
claim is made that from the rise of the cur
tain until the final fall interest never flags,
and as pathetic scenes and startling climlxes
pass ia rapid succession, here and there Is
interspcrsed comedy of no mean order
which materially lightens the heavier parts.
The play when first produced proved au i'm
stautaucous success. The characters are
assigned TO a a company of unusual merit
each member being chosen for his or her
fitness for the role portrayed Mr. Edwin
Mordauntis one of tbe strongest leading
men now before tine public He has for the
past two or three seasons appeared with the
best stock companies of the country, last
season being with the Park Theatre Stock
Company 1i Brooklyn " y. lie was es-
pccially Engaged Gor the production of "Tha
Fatal Wedding. and the pronounced sue.
cess of this attraction is boo no small measure
due TO hi, lorcCful acting and able stage
direction the production being under his
personal supervision while touring the
country Mt Nor1luu, is known as O.
studious actor of iargc experience and 800
his most emotional scenes never Stoop- TO
that rant which So many of Our heroicaspir
ants deem necessary 90 a portrayal of deep
feeling Miss Ola Humphrey. who win be
seen in the leading female role is an
emotional actress of rare ability and pos
sesses the double charm of youth and
beauty
Tt is expected that she will become a
favorte during her stay in this city Little
Cora Quinten, an eghtyear-old child
actress, is said TO De- perhaps, the most
juvenile now before the public.
She portrays the character Of Jessie, who
in the play is presented as the helper and
main support of her mother In their strug.
gle against poverty and sickness Though
having the longest part in the play, she
carries scenes with lengthy dialogue and
full Of dramatic action without break and
in the humorous situations and cimaxes
works with an ease and repose that In an
actress Of years of experience. would be
remarkable. Her naturaluess
and spontaueity is wonderful, and in her
pathetic scenes the free use of haudker.
chiefs attest how e1ectual is her work
Other members of the company are Mr. J.
T.. Milleu. Mr. Richard Quilter, Mr. Frank
Miss Julia Ralph and Miss
Louise K Quiuteu
Sunday morning globe., 1901-10-20
Lyceum Theatre

Natures two most beautiful hours are
sunrise and sunset. and TO enjoy one and
both of them at the same time would be
special privilege The beautiful effects of
a glorious sunrise which brightcus the day
and starts one of I'm a happy mood which
aids us in mounting the many obstacles of
life iu "a happy manner will be one of the
gaictes promised by The Ramblers'" gi-
gantic burlesque company which comes 90
the Lyccum Theatre for weeks engage
meut commencing tomorrow matinee.
This combination consists of thirtv-fve
comedians and beautiful. fascinating girls
who participate In two hi.ariously funny
burlesques, and contribute 20 one of the
strongest vaudeville performances ever
shown in a burlesque house Among those
artists will be found the Sohlscs and their
original little "Archipeiagons novelty
dancers, Scanlou and Stevens. introducing
the inimitable George Scaulou the parody
king; Wolf and Milton, sensational aero
batic act entitled Fun BOO a Billiard Room:
the Biiou Comedy -Four the wcIlkuowu
quartet who blend harmony with mirth. the
famous Brothers Lutes. introducing Clar.
cuCe A. Lutcs. the lrmlcs- wonder of the
twentieth century introducing his playing
of tine trombone bells and other musical
instruments, many various feats of earpeu-
ter work aud lastly marvellous fancy rifle
shots. Bessie Knapp. a charming and viva
cious damscl Harry Styles and many others.
With a bin of This calber the management
of the Lyceum Theatre are TO De cougratu
lated, as seldom does such au array of tale
ent grace the one programme The usual
daily matiuees viii De given. and as the
performance rs free from The vulgaritv
which so often unfortunately pervades per-
formances of llis class, there is no reason
why the fair sex should not be well taken
care of during these performances.
Sunday morning globe., 1901-10-20
The white Slaves Big Hit

Although Units eighteenth year of active
service as mental and moral diversion,
BARLEY Campbell's fine drama, drawn from
real life THE White Slave" made the
phenomenal Init of the season at the Aca.
deny last week An auditorium packed
TO the uuermost limit was the nightly rec
ord, and the box Office took on the appear
auce Of a sub-treasury The play is now
IN the keeping of Mr. Robert Campbell
For some time after his father's death it
was pirated and played proftably.
The courts, however, finally wrested this
valuable piece Of stage property from its
assumed owners and restored 1t to Bartley's
family
"The White Slave" is a true picture of
the South before the War, and as such has
an exceptional historical value. For that
reason coupled with it's powerful and
pathetic story aud its apt touches of pure
comedy twill live as long as the sturdy
English tongue is spoken And IL ought TO-
Sunday morning globe., 1901-10-20
Chase's

Hitherto horse-p play has been barred from
the stage at Chases, but now ithappens that
circumstances have induced Mr. Chase to
let down the bars and admit a spectacular
production that calls for thrilling equine
exploit
Readers of Lord Byron's poems need no
explanation of the story of "Mazeppa" and
his unwilling excursion through the wilds
of Tartary, strapped to the back of an uu.
tanned horse Of the Ukraine breed
The story lives pictorially as well as
poetica.ly and many years ago il was
damatized and became standard spcctac.
u.ar piece boo English and American theatres.
There has been mo- revival of "Mazeppa"
on the Stage iu this country for a long
period Fifty years ago superb Amazon
named Adah Isaacs Meuken lcaped into
fame 100 classic temple 100 New York in the
role of Mlzeppa. Her flight on the fiery
stecd wa- perfect thriller
The scene depicted a dangerous mountain
pass up which the animal few like
demon. Iu sober truth the ride was hazard
Gus in. the extreme for the run zigzagged
from the stage to- the extreme height above.
a hundred feet or more.
The success of the sensation depended
upon the strength, aeetness and sure foot
edncss of the horse as we'll as upon the
statuesque poise of the actress stripped of
all attire Meuken made fame and money
IN about equal portions and meantime were
out several valuable circus horses
Now we are 20 have a grand revival
of 'AIazeppa' at Chases by Messrs Leavitt
and Ledcrer upon a promised scale of
splendor that will perhaps amaze the COM
munity
The performance will undoubtedly chal-
leuge attention. The stage Of the Grand
is spacious, and will, therefore, permit of
an effective production.
Next week Chase's Musical Comedy Com
pauy will present Hoyt's charming play.
"A Contented Woman"
Sunday morning globe., 1901-10-20
Bit

The Biiou Theatre will De tine only Wash
inglon playhouse that will present recog-
nized vaudeville acts this week. and not.
withstanding the enormous success chat has
attended the theatre since the reduction of
prices went into effect last week and the
great bin of vaudeville and burlcsqu. that
attracted packed houses al' during the past
seven days the management of this poDu-
lar theatre makes the astonishing statement
that the present weeks bin Will be found
TO DE even better than tine one that has Just
concluded such "a profitable engagement.
The fact that now the best seats at the Bijou
matiuccs can be had for 25 cents for the
entire lower floor and balcony and ISc for
the gallery, while ia the evening the orches-
ira sells for So cents. the balcony for 75 and
the gallery for I5 cents. makes the Biiou
one Of the che1pestpriccd theatres iu the
country presenting such preteutiou= and
really admirable show
The vaudeville bin this week will be
given boy Maud Huth whose commanding
personality is such tha, sine is a recognized
leader in the world 0f vaudeville Her
former appearances here with HllyCGHord
are recalled with great deal of pleasure by
an who saw the team and It's also remem-
bcccd that by all odds tine best work of the
Clifford and Huth act was done by Miss
Hulh Her new act which she viii show
for the first time anywhere south of phha-
delphia tomorrow, Is said to be one Of tile
Sunday morning globe., 1901-10-20
wHEwl PREUSSER Is MAD.
4 Challenge to His Enemies, Male
and Female, One at a Time.

anu temale, one at a Time,
Mr. Preusscr is rilcd, aud after the man
ner of Suowdou's Knight. he exclaims:
Come one. come all; this rock shall fly
From lbs firm base as soon as J."
What the cause of Mr. Preusser's conf
plant Is Doe makes clear 100 his usual forci-
bile style Here is his card
WASWNGToN, Oek IS, I20L
DEAR CoMRADE. Iu trying TO help you it
seems have burnt my own fingers, I am
being b5Jr0Yti'
You have called me irrepressible; so be IT,
but am IN good company,
A CHALLENGE
The actions Of those males and females.
scoundrels vampires, sneaks and assassins,
who shun daylight whom cannot yet reach
by law. not satisfied with persecrting me
for years. have now begun 10 attack my son
Harry, who is 10 business for himself at OF
1T street, o. W.
For the benefit Of the above mentioned
human beasts be it known that ]. r.. T.
Preusser of No -zl 18th street. n. w.
wrote those articles 100 the SUNDAY GLOBE
they condemn to make known TO my
patriotic fellow.citIzcns the rascaity and
hogishncss carried ou in our midst by GER
tain religious fanatics
Further be it known that all parties dis
satisfied with my writings for the SUNDAY
Globe can get satisfaction, one at time,
by calling at my shop Since the law is at
present unable 90 protect me, some Of my
fellowciuzeus who know ofmy abuse don't
seem Do care. ] win protect myself against
those who rob me of the rights Of an Ameri-
can citizen the right the chance 70 earn an
honest living for myself and family. Many
of those who have prosecuted me for years
are known 20 me- ann now collecting evil
dencc through friends, sufficient to prose
cute them in court Yours truly
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Sunday morning globe., 1901-10-20
ILnfnrettn

The Lafayette's doors were opened last
week with Shenandoah" as the introduc-
tory revival. Bronson Howard's famous
war drama was excellently played by the
reorganized stock company Mr. White
Whituescy, the new leading man. bears the
Frohmau hall mark, having served
efficiently under the Lyceum management
for several seasons His personality is
striking and his methods refined and eTec-
tive This week The Little Minister" will
be presented
Sunday morning globe., 1901-10-20
ADJUSTMENT DIRECTORY

ACADEMY on MUSIC Nnth and d
Streets THE Faul Wedding
BUOU THEATRE - Nuh ST. and Penn.
Avenue Maud Huth May Wentworth
Co.
ave aud 18th So 'Naleppa
COLUMBIA THEATRE-F and i2th sts
Lovers Lane
KERNAN'S LYCEUM-pa. ave and nth st
The Ramblars
LAFAYETTE SQUARE OPERA HOUSE
Lafayette Square. bet Pa ave and n So.
The Little Minister
NEW NATIONAL THEArRE-Peuu. ave,
bet I5th and Iith SITS; Miss Amelia
Bingham The Climbers"
Sunday morning globe., 1901-10-20

NEXT WEEK-Chase's S Musical Comedy
Company presenting Hoyts "a Coutented
Woman
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-17

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FOR SALE-SHoULD YOU DESIRE
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FOR SALE-A FINE PIECE OF
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-17

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