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Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-05-25
TylkO przez Maj Czerwiec
TRyLOGIA SIENKIEWICzA "A Sl,OO.

Kto nam przysle 81 90, zostanie
Probationary "a IL tom6w Trylo-
gil Sienkiewicza (Ogniem i Mie-
czem 4 tony, Potop 6 tom6w Pan
Wo}odyjowski 2 tomy).
Ma koszta przesy4ki prosimy do
p}acic 25c., II. razem przys4ac $1.25.
Kazdy nowy prenumerator O.
trzyma odrazu pierwsze tony, kt6-
re juz wysz}y, a nastepnie bedzie
otrzymywa} co tydzien jeden ze-
szyt.
Oferte te robimy tylko ma Maj i
Czerwiec, DO potrzebujemy picnic
dzy ma nowe maszyny.
Kto przysle $500, zostanie po-
kwitowany "a "Ameryke" do konca
roku 1901 "a II tomow Trylogii
Sienkiewicza.
Ma koszta przesy}ki premii (ksia-
EEK "a 5Oc.) prosimy do}aczyc 15c.,
a ma koszta przesy}ki Trylogii 25c.,
razem $2.4O.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-05-25
ZYWCEM POGRZEBANY.

Straszny wypadek smierci pozornej zda-
rzyf sic W mafem miasteczku wfoskiem
Saviano. Naczelnik stacyi tamtejszej, naz-
wiskiem Castaldo, cierpiacy Cd diuzszego
czasu ma SERGE, chwiG, gdy wychodzif z
biura, azeby dac znak do odejscia pociagu,
krzyknaf, chwycif sic "a piersi upadt ma
ziemie. Przybyfy lekarz stwierdzif smierc
skutkiem paralizu serca.
Trumne re zwfokami zfozono W trupiarni.
w nocy usiyszaf dozorca, mieszkajacy opo-
dal, westchnienia jeki, dobywajace sic z
trupiarni. Wziaf natychmiast latarnie, OBJ
szedf cmentarz i trupiarnie, ME ujrzawszy
zas mic podejrzanego, powr6cif do siebie.
Niedfugo rozlegfo sic trupiarni gfuche
uderzenie, poczem nastata cisza.
Dozorca choc osiwiaf W swoim zawodzie,
ME miaf odwagi wejsc ponownie do tru-
piarni; wybiegf domu j udaf sic pedem
do miasta, gdzie przepedzi} noe u jednego
ze znajomych.
Zawiadomiona wypadku policya przy-
|byfa ma cmentarz wraz 2 ksiedzem. Po O
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-05-25
SUkTAN WARYUJE.

Po sensacyjnych pogfoskach krokach
W celu uwolnienia uwiezionego byfego sui
tana Murada Ngo, zaczynaja ukazywac sic
wiadomosci kiepskim jakoby stanie kle-
pek W gfowie obecnie panujacego wszy-
stkim wiernym suftana Abdul Hamida. Ia
targ jego GAIA Europa poczte, urzadze-
ME kwarantanny W porcie Konstantyno-
polskim bez zadnego sladu zarazy osta-
tecznie wfasnoreczne zastrzelenie doktora
masazysty- -wszystko to ma swiadczyc O
nienormalnym stanie umysfu jego sultan
skiej mosci.' Przypuscmy ma chwile, re u
monarchow despotycznych takie wypadki
ME koniecznie ME zawsze wywofuja po-
trzebe ogledzin lekarskich. Przeciez cal
Mikofaj zaglada oddawna do cudzych Ii
stow takze niedawno zastrzelif niewinne-
go oficera, Mkt ME mysi posytac go "a
to do szpitala waryatow. Lecz CO wolno
earowi, Cd tego suftanowi zasie. Mafoby
mas obchodzify awantury suftanskie, gdyby
ME ia okolicznosc, re zdrowie nastepcow
proroka ma zawsze zwiazek z wielka poll
tyka niekt6rych panstw europejskich. w
Turcyi, iak W Chinach, walcza ze SODA
diva wpfywy-rosyjski angielski. Dop6ki
polityka Rosyi Anglii dale sobie jake ia.
ko rade suftanami, dopoty ci panowie
ciesza sic zwykle pozadanem zdrowiem
Lecz gdy nadchodzi chwila, re padyszach
zaczyna bye zbyt niewygodnym dla ktore-
go ze swoich grubych opiekun6w, natych-
miast dzieja sic W pafacu rzeczy, ktorych
robi sic jasno, jak ma dfoni, re jego miesz.
kaniec cierpi ma umysle. TAX zwaryowaf W
roku 1SO7ym Selim III, kt6ry zawart przy.
mierze z Napoleonem przeciwko Anglii tc
samo uczynif W 1S76ym Abdul Axis, kt6ry
trzymai 2 Rosya Przeciwko Anglikowi; ma
tez chorobe zapadf W roku nastepnym Mu.
rad V "a trzymanie Anglia przeciwkc
Rosyi. Jezeli wiec zaczyna waryowac Alb
dull Hamid, to nalezy tylko dociec, ma czy.
| ia strone zaczaf sic ostatecznie przechylac
a bedziemy wiedzieli, kt6ry dw6ch dok.
torow wezmie 60 W kuracye. Rezultat ku.
racyi zawsze ten sam-detronizacya, pofa.
czona czasami dobrowolnem samob6j.
stwem, pozniej czestokroc jakas wojenka,
kt6ra sig konczy nowem uszczupleniem
panstwa tureckiego. T. Siemiradzki
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-05-25

now dolarow, Kopalnie znajduja sic ma
10 milionach akrow gruntu, W 30 roz-
maitych powiatach,
PETERSBURG.-Pod Petersburgiem
wybuchf strajk W przedzalni bawelny
Przeciw strajkierom wystapiio wojsko.
Wiele os6b zostafo zabitych.
IRON BELT, WlS.-W kopalni Allan.
tic wybuchf ogien. $50 g6rnik6w, znajdu.
jacych sic W podziemiach, trudnosciq
ocalifo aycie.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-05-25
Vol. XIV. May Is, 1901.

twarciu trupiarni przekonano sic, re tru-
nina re zwfokami urzednika spadta re sto-
fu, ma ktorym byfa umieszczona. Oczom
obecnnych, po uchyleniu wieka trumny,
przedstawif sic przerazajacy widok. Castal-
do lezaf wykrzywiona podrapana twa-
RIA, poogryzanemi palcami, jezykiem
ma wierzch wysunietym. Biedak stoczyc
musiaf, po przebudzeniu sic letargu stra-
sznq wake i W czasie szamotania sic spadia
trumna re stofu, wieko zbyt jednak SLIME
byfo przybite
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-05-25
Nadzwyczajne oferty dla no
wych i starych prenume-
ratOr0W.

Kto nam przysle S1.OO, zostanie
pokwitowany "a "Ameryke" cd tel
pory do 81 grudnia 1901 roku,
nadto W prezencie dostanie ksia-
EEK ia Soc, ktore moze sobie wy
brac naszego katalogu. Ma
op}ate przesy}ki ksiazek prosimy
dofaczyc 15c., tt. razem przys}at
$1.15.
Kto nam przysle $1.5O, zostanie
pokwitowany "a "Ameryke" ma rok
i W prezencie dostanie ksiazek "a
$10O. Ma koszta przesy4ki ksia-
EEK prosimy do4aczyc 25c., ii. ra-
zem przysfa6 $1.75.
Kto nam przysle $500, zostanie
pokwitowany "a "Ameryke" Ma rok
i W prezencie dostanie ksiazek "a
$500. Ma przesy}ke prosimy do}a-
czyc Soc, tt. razem przys}ac $3.50.
Kto nam przysle $500, moze So
bic wybrac ksiazek naszego
katalogu W wartosci $1,000.
Kazdy, kto nam przysle nowego
prenumeratora, dostanie W prezen-
Gle ksiazek wartosci $1.OO, iezeli
ma koszta przesy}ki dofaczy 25c.
Ia prenumeratorow uwazani sa
tylko ci, ktorzy opfaca gazette ma
rok z CORY, lub do 81 grudnia
1901 r.
Oterty poWyzsze sd wazne tylko
na Maj Czerwiec 1901 r.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-05-25
OFIARA POLITYKI.

Kiedysmy pred dwoma tygodniami O.
mawiali podroz prezydenta ma pofudnie
zachod, wyrazilismy opinie, re ia wycie-
czka, tax pracowita fatygujaca, ME jest
niczem innem, jak przedewszystkiem cpl
zodem do przyszfej kampanii wyborczej.
"Basowie' polityczni wyprawii prezyden-
ia podr6z, wraz calym prawie gabine-
ITEM, ME W " interesie panstwa, gdyz o
becnej chwili laden interes panstwowy ME
wymaga obecnosci gfowy rzadu takich
zakazanych katach, jak chociazby San
Francisco, lecz wprost " interesie partyi
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-05-25

Kto pzysle $2.4O dosta.
ME ksiazek "a soc. i "Ame-
ryke" cd tel pory do 81 Cru
dnia 1901 r. Oraz trzy tony
'Ogniem i Mieczem'' i ma
stepnie bedzie odbieraf W
zeszytach tygodniowych je-
.szcze 9 tom0W Pism Sien-
kiewiicza.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-05-25
ZAMOWIENIE.

Do Pana A. A. Paryskiego
3l6 jackson av., Toledo, Ohio.
Szanowny Panic!
Posyfam S1.25 prosze
mnie pokwitowac jake prenumeratora ma
Trylogie Sienkiewicza, a mianowicie:
Ogniem Mieczem tony, Potop 6 tom6w
j Pan Wofodyjowski 2 tony.
Moi adres jest nastepujacy:
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-05-25
TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE

w porcie San Francisco spuszczono ma
morze W dniu lSym maja nowy okret wo-
jenny Ohio"
W Los Angeles skradziono admiraiowi
MELVILLE $500 2 torby podroznej " czasie
nieobecnosci jego W hotelu.
w Valdosta, Ga, lynchowano murzyna
Johnsona cato, re strzelif do niejakiego
Frakera, chociaz 60 ME trafil.
R6wniez Pittsburgh, Pa. okolicy,
oberwanie sic chmur nastepujacym gra-
dem zrzadzifo znaczne szkody.
w Delaware, O., czasie wielkiei bu-
rzy piorun uderzyf W drugi kosci6l bapty-
ski, kt6ry tez spfonaf do szczetu.
W Wilmington, N. c., wybuchl pozar
W magazynie North State Improvement
Co." zrzadzif szkode ma $15O,O00.
Og6lny budzet drugiej sesyi Sc kongre-
su, obecnle zestawiony, wynosi S73O, 1885,
5l5. utworzono nowych 1896 urzedow, a
zniesiono 2l1.
We Wheeling, w. Va. okolicy oberwanie
sic chmur spowodowafo wylew rick pobo-
cznych rzeki Wheeling Greek. Pow6dz
zrzadzifa znaczne szkody,
Terytoryalna legislature W Honolulu
uchwallta wniesc petycye do Mckinleya,
10y zfozyf urzedu gubernatora Dole, kt6ry
przeszkadza uchwalom legislatury.
w New Yorku czasie pozaru 5 pie
trowym budynku na Lexington av. / 60 uli-
cy, zginefa W pfomieniach DO letnia wdowa
Jennie McLorley lSletnia panna Brown.
Farmer VIM. Achterach, zam 3 mile ma
zach6d cd Augusta, ILL.,, zastrzelil Tile
tnia Maud Whnite, kt6ra ME chciafa 70
stac jego zona, a potem sobie zycie odebrai.
zona prezydenta McKinleya zachorowa-
la W San Francisco, wskutek czego pro-
gram podr6zy prezydencyalnej ulegl zmia-
NOM Pani prezydentowa powraca do zdro-
via.
u Florence, Ari., donosza, re rzeka Gila
W rezerwacyi Sacaton zupefnie wyschia.
Wskutek tego zbior6w zadnych ME bedzie
Rad bedzie musiaf przyjsc ludnosci 2 po-
moca.
w Augusta, Ca, spalify sic magazyny
bawe1ny nalezace do Union Compress Co.,
do, Phinicy & Co. do S. M. Whitneya
Szkoda zrzadzona W budykach wynosi
S155, 900, bawehie $4,000.
Troy, N. Y.-Sensacye dnia tworzy ta-
jemnicza smierc Samuela Boltona jr., ma
jetnego browarnika jednego najwpfywo-
wszych W miescie obywateli, kt6rego zwloki
znaleziono W browarze, kadzi napeinio-
nej gotujqcem sic piwem, iteraInie ugoto-
wane. Przypuszczaja, re zaszedf tn jakis
niewytfomaczony nieszczesliwy wypadek,
ale podejrzana okolicznosc stanowi fakt,
re kapelusz jego zegarek fahcuszkiem
znaleziono ma podfodze obok kadzi. Bolton
byf powszechnie lubiany powazany przez
podwfadnych innych wsp6fobywateli.
w Filadelfii zamerzona jest budowa OIL
brzymiej hall gimnastycznej dla studen-
tow pensylwanskiego uniwersytetu. Ko-
szta budowy hall obliczono ma $50, 900 do
larow. Go do rozmiar6w wszelkiego ro-
dzaju, o jakich pomyslec tyIko MONA,
przyrzadow gimnastycznych, ME bedzie
ona miafa r6wnej sobie ma swiecie Oprocz
hall gimnastycznej projektowanem "a
budowaniu mazda sic take miejsca dla
cwiczen, atletycznych zapas6w, r6znych
zabaw sportowych, nadto tor dla pie
szych wyscigow, pfywalnia, fazienki it'd.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-05-25
OTWARCIE,

---Alez, panic Adolfie, chociaz jestes
molm narzeczonym, ME powinienes sciskac
mnie tax bardzo, DO mama zobaczy!
MECH sic pani ME obawia, panno Ma
ryo ia juz zeby ma tenn ziadlem, a zadna
mama nigdy mnie jeszcze ME ziapala
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-05-25
S. P. ARCYBISKUP ISSAKOWICZ

re Smlercla lWowsklego arcyblsKupa ob-
rzadku ormianskiego ks. Izaaka Issakowi-
cza Polska stracita jednego najzacniej-
szych swoich syn6w. Byt on kaptanem pa
tryota najpiekniejszem znaczeniu tego
wyrazu. kaczac rozum gfeboki gofebia
czystoscia serca. zacny ten kapfan praco-
wal, jak umiaf, ME tylko dla kosciofa, lecz
i dla ojczyzny. Szczegolna, tax rzadka,
cecha jego charakteru byfa bezstronnosc W
dziedzinie polityki. Me nalezac sam do
zadnego stronnictwa, umiaf uczcic W kaz-
dym dobre checi szczerosc W piracy ola
kraju. Me potepiaf nikogo "a to, re tax, a
ME inaczej sfuzy1 ojczyznie. Wszedzie u
kazdego szukat tylko prawdy i uczciwosci.
On to odprawiaf nabozenstwa pamia atkowe,
cd ktorych nieraz usuwali sic ostentacyjnie
wielcy dygnitarze koscielni obrzadkow la
cinskiego ruskiego. Do niego udawali sic
z prosbami rade pomoc rozni-biaii
czerwoni, a mkt ME odchodzif odepchnie-
ty. Pamietamy tn wszyscy przepiekny je-
go list napisany W odpowiedzi ma zaprosze-
ME ma kongres katolicki Buffalo pred
pieciu laty. Rady jego W tym iscie byfy
szczerem zfotem re 60 rozumiafa mfodzie2
patryotyczna W kraju, widzimy tego faktu,
re studenci lwowscy ztozyli zamiast wien
ca ma trumne zmarfego arcypasterza sto ko-
ron ma Skarb Narodowy. Takiego wiehca
ME otrzymaf zaden re zmarfych ostatnich
latach dygnitarzy koscielnych W Galicyi.
Mech mu bedzie lekka ziemia, kt6ra uko-
chat pamiec MIN MECH zagrzewa mfod-
sze pokolenia slug Bozych do sfuzby ME
tylko Bogu lecz Ojczyznie.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-05-25

republikanskiej. Wedfug naszego zdania
prezydent jest ME ma to, ably pracowaf W
pocie czofa dla swego nastepcy, Iecz tyl-
ko jedynie ma to, ably zafatwiaf czyn-
nosci nalezace do jego urzedu. Kazdy
zas zrozumie z fatwoscia, re czynnosci te i
fatwiej dokfadniej MONA zafatwiac do
mu, niz W wagonie kolejowym. W obecnej
chwili jednak do podrozy prezydenta przy-
faczyfa sic okolicznosc, ktora stawia te po-
droz W jeszcze mniej sympatycznem swietle,
Ola zrobienia wiekszego wrazenia ma przy-
szfych wyborcach kazano prezydentowi "a
brac re SODA zone. Kobiety W Stanach II
maja znaczny wpfyw ma opinie publiczna,
a kobiety lubia, ably wysocy urzednicy byli
zonaci prezentowali sic wszedzie re swo-
jemi pofowicami. Wpakowano vice stara
chora juz cd lat dwudziestu pania McKin-
ley do wagonu kazano jej znosic niewygo-
dy, upat dzwigac sic z foza bolesci, ably
asystowac przy paradach i przyjmowat
bukiety. Mic vice dziwnego, re nieszczesli-
wa kobieta rozchorowafa sic smiertelnie W
San Francisco i prawdopodobnie przypfaci
zyciem okrucienstwo manazer6w partyi,
do kt6rej jej maz nalezy. Prawo zabrania
wszelakim przedsiebiorcom uzywania die
ci dla swoich przedstawien. Dobrze by1o-
by, ably prawo zaopiekowafo sic tez staremi
i choremi kobietami nafozyto kare Ma me-
zow "a wt6czenie tych biednych istot pc
kampaniach politycznych re szkoda dla
ich zdrowia niebezpieczenstwem dla zycia
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-29
The BOY With the Pony.

Most every day little boy comes drivin'
past our house
With the incest little pony-jist the color
of a mouse
And a groom rides close behind him. so
he won't get hurt. you see
And 1 used to wish the POM aid tue cart
belonged to me.
I used to watch him from our porch and
wish that could own
His pony and his little cart, and drive out
all alone,
And once when kn.elt down at night l
prayed the Lord that He
Would fix it SO the pony and the cart
belonged to me.
But yesterday saw him where he lives.
and now I know
Why he. never goes out walkin- cause
his legs are withered SOL
And last night when I was kreelin' with
my head on mothers knee,
I was glad he had the pony and the cart
instead of me.
o. Chicago Record Herald.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-29

The young men are rapidly coming TO
the front in virgnia-in politics. in re-
ligion and in commercial life.
The time was, and not very long ago.
when many would have opposed the cleo
ton OF any one who was not a veteran
OF the Civil War. Mr.. Montague Will
be the first person, born and reared IN
this State, who was not in the Confeder-
ate army, to hll high position. The only
reason that he was not in the army is
that he was not old enough to shoulder
a musket
Gilbert c. Walker was Northern man
who came here soon after the war; James
l.. kemper was a GashIns Confederate
brigadier and was in that memorable
charge at Gettysburg; +. W. NJ. Holti-
day was an officer, and so was Colonel
William E. Cameron. 1t is useless TO
refer here to F'lLzhugh Lees brilliant war
record. Philip ". Mckinney was gal
liant fighter, and SO were Charles 1. o.
Ferrall and j. Hoge Tyler.
SONS OF VETERANS.
Every Governor from Walker down to
the present time was a Confederate Of
ticer Mr.. Montague belongs TO the
younger generation. He belongs to tn
class known as sons of veterans.
These sons are rapidly coming TO rEe
front. Not only will one OF them be
Governor, but Captain Willard, who WI!
preside over the Senate as LleuteTaht-
Governor, is q man who IS young III
years though ripe in experience. me
only man elected on the State ticket no
is war veteran is Hon. William y and
erscn, the next Acknowledgement lie
bears upon his body the marks ot the
eneny's bullets.
But it is quite evident that the time
is rapidly approaching, II not sifeao9
here, when the sons OF the men woo de-
Tended the South in the days from DOL
"a 1864 must bear the responsibilities Ct
the government When you 80 over 10
tie hall of the House Of Delegates you
viii find the leaders over there TO he
men of the younger generation there
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-29

Once there was an assertive Character
known as John Buil. who roamed over
the Face OF the Earth, stalking out
Claims. At one Time he had quite
Patch OF Territory in what was known
as the New Mocld. This Territory was
sparsely populated by a number OF John
Relations who had tired of Home Cook
ing From time to time they claimed that
they were not getting a Fair Shake. They
ver,y foxily waited until John had both
Hands busy with another Job. Then they,
kicked over the Traces. While he was
engaged in a knock-Down and Dras-Out
at Home, they gave the taX-Coliectors
Life and started Rough House.
They succeeded in ousting the Agents
Of Mr.. Bull and then they drew UP Ar
ticles Of Agreement and began TO DO BUS
mess on their own Hook
John was exceedingly vexed to lose
such a large Piece of Land. 1t hurt his
Pride. also to think that he, the
Champion Of the World. had been put
away by a Novice. But he was consoled
by the knowledge that the ncw-fangled
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-29
NEWS OE HORSES
AND H0RSEMEN
Richmond Horse Show Associations
Bright Future.
The DEATH OF JUDGE HUGHES
The Deep Run Hunt Club = Goughacre
Stable al tape s-Walernouse
ns-NIaDel,e or bellies
meade.
THE DEATH OF JUDGE HUGHES.
written for The Sunday iimes.)

The management of the Richmond Horse
Show ASSOCIATION, Incluulng President j.
L. Anderson; lvlce-prcSident II. T.. Beat
tie Secretary LeSn II. Tag, Jr., and
Treasurer j. S CrensEaw, are in high
feather over the prospect ahead OF
them. Their initial Horse Show was held
at the Auditorium building here last IaIi,
ana the venture, In a measure expert
mental, leaped at "a single bound to pro-
nouncet sue ess Beginning on Tuesday
night, October Sth, it was kept up through
the week and closed with d maLlnee on
SATURDAY afternoon Indeed. as the week
progressed the a tendance increased nlSl4t
a1trr night until only Standing room was
to be had in the big building in which
the show was hello. Areauy extensive
improvements are in contemplation for
the Horse Snow, the contract for extern
sive alterations and changes in the Audi.
forum Building, having pecn let, and on
this feature something like $500 will be
expended.
The probable dates are the week OF
October 18th to 18th and performance
on Saturday night instead OF; sin the at
ternoon at the last show. 1t is the pur-
pose Of the management to offer larger
premiums and to issue programme
likely to meet with the general approval
OF EXHIBITORS and the public at large.
are DESTROYS of having the Richmond
Horse Show precede that at Atlanta, as
in 1901 which is likely they Will succeed
in doing, and which is greatly preferred,
but in the event of their not being aole
to arrange dates in accordance herewith,
those already mentioned, October 18th to
18th. will probably be chosen.
In the matter of dates, however, Rich
mond can afford to be independent, as she
has decided advantage in the way OF
easy shipments for exhibitors from va
riolis sections. including, New York, Phila-
delpMia, Baltimore, Washington and other
prominent centers. Take New Y ork for
instance, from which q freight is only
ter dollars on each horse which includes
an attendant. and the Journey is an easy
onei From this it will readily be seen
that Richmond offers many advantages
as q Horse Show center and that it is
to Become fixture here is the popular
verdict.
The Deep Kun Hunt Club, popular
FROM it's inception nearly decade since,
has grown in Importance and its MEM
l,ership increased from year toSyear I'M
I TILT is now by quite margin the largest
and best known organizat ton Of its kind
in the South; in fact, ranking in Inn
portance with other well known hunts
north OF Richmond. The grounds and
club houses are but short distance out
from town and add much to one of the
most highly improved sections in this
,Svicinity. President j. T. Anderson. Vice
! President Thomas N. Carter Treasurer
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Millions OF pages of black spots laid
upon slaves of Nv. lines dre IN the world
SC me of them were written By men OF
genius, and, though they represent moth
ing but sequences OF sounds III orderly
array, the Judgment OF the world has
accorded them fellowship with the works
Of Michael Angelo and Dante, that speak
at once through the eye to the heart OF
every man who can see and read. Even
the dramas of ShakeSoe2re live in the
seclusion of tie library. for the printed
word vitalizes the imagination, and the
ira gedy of Hamlet e,ldcts Itself Wlthin
the four walls of a mans skull. But
music, the one art that has no exemplac
in nature, and whose printed symbols are
as mystic to the man of ordinary culture
es the heroglypilics on the tombs of the
Pharashs, must wait always the media
ton of the interpretive artist sNhetiier
music be, as Dr.. HanSiick wouId have
us believe, only ingenious arabesqGes OF
tone or, as the programme composers
assert the symbolism of emotion too
great for words. the pathetic fact re-
mains. that it lies dead and tom5ed IL
the printed page, save when the Gabr.els
OF art sound it in the trumpet tones OF
it's own resurrection Then it fills the
earth with its glory, and the spirit OF
man bows before it.
MUSIC NEEDS AN INTERPRETER
1t IS not strange, Therefore. hiidt Nii1lA
the interpretative musician sits robed in
the garments of high priesthood in the
temple of music, the devotees should
sometimes forget the gods, whose admin
istra tor he is. and should bend the knee
of worship before him. His mission Is so
gracious, so beneficient, SO mysterious in
it's methods. and withal so potent in its
results that he becomes at once q teach
er. a benefactor. a. ruler.
Hitherto, it cannot be denied, the music
season has been decidedly apathetic, but
the atmc phere will be profoundly stirred
to-morr night. when Madame Lillian
Nordica the greatest singer this coun-
try has ever produced. will give song
recital at the Academy, illustrating all
that is best in the realm of opera. ora
toro English and American ballads.
The career of this singer has been alto
getfer remarka BILE, and to-day she stands
as the one great star in the musical firm
ament, who is untrammelled by nrofes-
sional contracts and VINO is in great de-
mand in every field of music with which
she has been identified.
Madame Nordica's career has been al
most unique.
BEGINNING OF HER CAREER.
She is a granddaughter of the famous
revivalist Camp Meeting john AL
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10 WILL BECOME LEADERS
Four Years.

Is the Hon. R. Walton Moore, or IN
stance, who was too young to defend his
country against the invading Zoe. The
Hon. Eppi Huuton. Jr., was I mere child
VIXEN his distinguished father was in
command OF a brigade OF ConfeGar ties
Congressman Flood. Delegates C.
Braxton r. l. Gordon, {. V Meredith
y 2. Thorn and many others IT note
were not old enough to go INFO ths ar,
and some OF them were too young 10 even
remember any incident connected with
that period
The young men are the leaders now in
the legislature There are few war vete-
rams in either the Senate or the House
Over O.. the Senate side Messrs Nc
Ilwaine, Bartsdale, Wickham, Glass,
Keezell, and others, whose names are
familiar to the readers of the newspapers.
were not old enough to join TIE Confede-
rate forces.
Speaker Ryan was mere boy when
The war broke out Messrs. Boaz, Cabell.
FIunIay, Kelley. Duke. Early. Folkes- r.
e Lee. Jr Wallace, Lassiter, Gardner.
and a number of others of note In the
lower branch of the General Assembly
were either not old enough to fight or
were not born until after the war.
THE YOUNG MEMS DAY
Tho young men are going TO have great
il fuence under the new administration.
TIE older ones. too will exercise intu.
ence. but it looks as if SIR. Noutasue'a
term in the Executive mansion would
i*aIk the beginning of what might be re-
;,grded as Il new era in Virginia pol1tIcsi
that is. so far as the personnel of tbs
forces that will rule in Virginia in tia
future is concerned.
Messrs Montague. Willard Cabell ard
others who were leaders IN the campaign
lilac resulted in the nomination OF t1i
,.e,v officials will De very fruch IN tbs
ruhlic eye during the next four ycrrs
IT should not be forgotten how":-sr
t1lGt Congressman Swanson, 5 ';i.ts"r Nar
tin. Mr. EchoIs. Congressman T;hci
Jones. Hay. Lassitsr. and tayuarI ar,
IL the young mans class.