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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-11-30
Roxbury News.

Black Creek Church was the scene of a
beautiful marriage last Wednesday even
ing when Miss Annie Mage became the
bride Of Mr. Dean Burnett.
The nshers ere:Messrs. Bonnie Wood,
Erwin Gavldin. Nsutin Arie Elmore Bar
ker. Wray Parsley and William Burnett,
The bride entered leaning .on the arm
of her maid of honor. Miss Leetha Par
ker, while Mr.. Ellyson Magee acted as
best man. The bride wore white organ
die over white taffeta. and carried bo-
quot of brides roses. her veil which
reached TO the floor. was caught with
a lovely wreath of orange blossoms
The maid of honor wore white organdie
over satin.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Mr.. Louthan Of Williamsburg.
The happy couple left immediately for
tseir future home
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-11-30

Tuesday night. az Cameron Hall. local
talent gave one;of the.bcst Iittleentertain-
msnts seen here in long .while, nearly
every act was encored. and when the
curtain went down on the last act Of the
laughable farce. everybody ieIt that be
had spent pleascnt evening
The evenings entertainment was made
up from selections from late operas. ex-
cert the part taken by Mrs. ]. B. {.
Spencer. who in her inimitahle way en-
tertained the audience in an original
negro dialect sketch.
The following is the programme;
Mrs l.. ". Lane. Jr., MIR.
III. +. Becker.
CHORUS-..... Misses katherine More
cock, Mary Waller Mercer. Ida
Henley, Bessie Wright, Beaulah
Brooks. Mcssrs. Peachy Spencer,
Harry Hundley, Robert Dade,
John Hundley, Frank Scott.
SELECTIONS.-..-Mr- ". J. Wilkinson
VII AM. HUMoR......Mrs. Spencer.
TURN HIM OUT-A FARcR.
CASTE.
NICODEMUS NOTES.-THE. T. B. smith
MACINTOSH MOkE Mr.. Z. G. scott
EGLANTINE ROSELEAF......Mr. II. L
Hundley.
JULIA, (MOke's Wiie)......Miss Lucil
Foster.
SUSAN tMaid-of all Work) Miss Louis
Henley.
The net proceeds Of the evenings CT
tertaiument were more than $50.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-11-30

Mr.. c. b. Chapman, of Wisconsin,
who recently purchased a 2,sOOacre
tract surrounding Oriana Station, IL
Warwick county. has decided 70 cut NJ
this large estate into small farms ano
20 locate a town at Oriana, Mr.. K T.
Pierce, IT., Of Newport News, VIII prob
ably do the engineering work, and the
town will bc laid OF at once.
Mr.. Chapman proposes to sink Arte-
sian wells and give his settlers the puresi
water TO be gotten.
There is talk Of making portion OF
Williamsburg a residential place toT New
port News businessmen. 1t is said a
special train will be run from this city &c
Newport News daily, morning ano
night. for the convenience of the New
port News people who locate here
DR.. Charles Edward Bishop. a member
ofthe faculty, lectured in the chapel o.
William aud Mary College Tuesday
night. His subject was. Home Life
Among .the Greeks" His lecture was
instructive and interesting from start TO
finish.
Contractor :. X. Curtis, OF Lee Hall,
who built the telephone line from New
port News 70 Richmond, has completed
the work, and came here Tuesday e
turn the line over TO the Long Distance
Company Of Virginia.
The work has been accepted.
DR.. =. Foster, superintendent OF the
Eastern State Hospital, who is now Wis
ting insane asylums of the Southern
States. is expected home about December
LIST.
Mrs. Foster, who is visiting relatives
In Georgia. viii return at the sans
time.
NTH. L. Ford sod all. his personal
property at public auction Tuesday
His effects brought splendid prices, many
ladies attended the sale.
Mr.. Ford viii 20 to Norfolk 10 live
Mr.. c. C. Shaw, tor ten months con
nected with the GAZETTE, has gone &C
Bath county TO spend several weeks
after which he viii attend the marriage
of his sister in Maxton, \. G, returning
here about January list
MIR. Shaw made many warm friends
during his stay here and all VIII be glaS
TO welcome him back
Mr.. II. n. Phillips, cashier of the Pc
nlnsuIa Bank, left Tuesday evening 70
Norfolk, having been summoned as
United States witness.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-11-30

NOTICE-To G. ". Fuller. take no
ticc that shall. on Monday. Dec
emher 10th, 1901. tthat being county
Court davl move the court, for the coun
~ of York, Virginia, 90 have released
and satisfied. a certain Deed of Trust cx
ecuted by {. (. Close and wife, and C. s
wiley and wife 10 ---- Trustee.
securing 20 c. ". Fuller certain money
therein set out. Deed recorded in deed
book No. %, page $50, York county
Clerks office, Virginia. Payment having
been made in full (see acts of Assembly,
1901, page 34s-949)
&. &. Close and wife.
&. :. Wiley andswiie,
by <. <. lose
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-11-30

suffered for two years with pains in
my back and hips. burning pain In
my lett groin. headache, and much
spasmOdic bearing down at each mens-
trual period. was tired all the time.
and being on my feet for any length OF
time caused ten. bling and iaintness. A
friend told ne OF the benefit White Lii,
ly Capsules gave her in trouble similar
TO mine, and used the treatment two
months with result that am free from
all these symptoms Am feeling strOng
aud we'll Your srnly, Mrs. +. A. Nor
ton, Bronson, Mich.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-11-30
Did You knO~ This7

Did you know that a neglected cough
or cold leads to consumption More
people die from the effects Of catching
cold than irov. any other known cause,
There is one remedy, aud remember it
costs twenty-five cents. that has proven
a safe, unfAiling cure for coughs aud
colds II is called Mexican Syrup.
Your druggist has 1t OF will get It Tor
YOU It heals snd strengthens the lungs
and breathing passages, when nothing
lese you take seems TO do you good you
had better get bottle today aud read
the testimonials on the wrapper.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-11-30

White Lilly Capsules are positive
aud guaranteed cure for al female dis
orders. as thousands OF grateful women
testify. As Gemieide aud prophlac-
tic preventative remedy they are with
cut rival. Sl.OO package lasts a
month Sent any address In plain
seal wrapper on receipt Of price. Puri>
tanic Remedy Co., COldwater. Mich.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-11-30
From Williamsburg.


LEAvR. wEsTnoUND.
S.33 a, IN. DAILY 10 kichmoud. Con
meets az Richmond with James
River Division train for
Lyuchburg Lexington, Va,
aud Clifton Forge also con
meets az Richmond Except
Sunday with Local VIA Char
Louisville 20 Clifton Forge.
1I:3S a. IN. Except sunday 10 Pich-
mond No stops. Parior car
Old Point 20 Richmond.
s5:5s p. IN. Daily Local train 20 Rich
mond. Connects with +. f..
v, carrying Pullman for
Cincinnati Louisville.
EAsrBoUNDt
1920 q "a Local daily 10 Old Point
Norfolk and Portsmouth.
500 .. m. Daily. Local 20 Old Point
ar a Norfolk.
5.4S y. ga. East ttain. except sunday
20 Odd Point, Norfolk and
Portsmouth. Pullman a.
Old Point. Connects at Ole
Point daily with Steamers foi
Washington and Cape Char
les and except Sunday, ioi
Baltimore.
For detail information. corrections
rates. tickets, etc. apply 20 your tatioE
agent, or TO
JNO. ID. POTTS
A. =. 4. A., L. a. y. Ky.
Richmond. Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-11-30

After a long and painful
illness, Mr.. Edward Walden,
son OF Mr.. Jacob Walden,
died today at the home Of
his father in James City.
The interment viii be in Ce-
dar Grove tomorrow after
noon.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-11-30
a Popular Young Lady.

The vote among the students Of Viii
liam and Mary College for the mos,
popular young lady in Williamsburg re
suited in the election of Miss Bulah
Brooks, who secured some 300 OF 400
votes.
Miss Brooks picture viii be published
IN the College Annual.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-11-30

WHEREAS. THE UNDERSIGNED
w WE'VE AT a MEETING Of tic
incorporators of tine Jamestown. VII
lamsburg and Yorktown Rolroad Com
pany, held in tie city of williamsburg.
Virginia, on the 18th day OF November
1901. appointed as Commissioners TO re-
ceive subscription 20 the capital stock Of
said Railroad Company. notice is hereby
given that the undersigned. viii on the
24th day of December. 1901. open books
for subscription 10 the capital stock OF
said Company at the Peninsula Bank OF
Williamsburg, in TIE city Of Williams
burg, Virginia, and continue the same
for the period OF ten days, subscriptions
20 said stock TO be one hundred dollars
per share.
T. J.Stubbs.
+. H. Geddy.
H. n. Phillips.
Commissioners.
Williamsburg. Va, Nov. 1876.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-11-30
The Best Pain Cure

Is one that is absolutely safe and sure
and that taken internally viii cure
cramps and collie, or applied externally
viii reduce sWellings and subdue pain
Gooch's Quick Relief does this and only
costs % cents,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-11-30

TO CURE A COLD liz ONE DAY
Take LaXitive Brono Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money # it iails
70 cure. Z. w. Groves signature is on
every box. 25c.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-11-30
4 HulsO,ous Lecture.

Rev. =. T. Warren, a former pastor o.
Ihe baptist church here. gave a humor
GUS lecture. subject, Straps Here ant
There, IN the college chapel Thursday
night.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-11-30
TO CHARLES HARRIS EST.

You are hereby notified that Lots OF
Land. viz: Lots Nos. 7. s, 4 and - O
Lot No. Is, In Yorktown, in Nelson Dis
trict, York county, Va, was sold ON a e
day OF November. y. ID. 1856. for ds
hnqucnt taxes. levies. interest and cost>
20 the Commonwealth 81 Virginia. an,
DUPLICATION for tie purchase thereof has
seen Sled in this Clerks office. and it ap-
peaTiug from the records that you ar,
interested in said land, you arc further
Notified 20 appear IN four months from
the date OF this notice and do what
may be accessory 20 protect your inter-
est.
Given under my hand this 25th day %.
November, 1901.
T. T. HUncNs, Clerk
aov-3O-4t York County Court. Va.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-11-30

If you want to keep "
with the news, take the Ga
zette,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-11-30

FOR RENr.-The suite OF three rooms
over the GAZETTE othce. splendid To-
cation tor an office Tor Estate and
Insurance man, physician OK lawyer.
Mn lease for a term OF years or rent by
the month. Apply 60 ". {. Johnston.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-11-30
Modern surgery surpAssss

awhile suffering frOm bad case Of
piles consulted physician who sd
yised me 70 Try box OF DE Witt'sWitch
Hazel Sslve, says q. +. Carter, Attain
t., Ga. II procured box and was en-
tireiy cured. Dew it's Witch hazel
oAlve is a splendid cure tor piles, Civ
ing relief instantly, and.I heartily rec
OmWend AZ ~ az suI1crvrs, surgery
Is unnecessary 10 cure piles. Dewitt
" itch Hazel Salve Will cure any case.
Cuts, burns, bruises and al other
wounds are also quickly cured by H.
Beware OF counterieits- L. Henley.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-11-30

FARM FOR RENT-Apply 20 Mrs.
Israel Smith. williamsburg. Va.
nov. 23-tf
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-11-30

Subscribe to The GArKrrs, $500 per
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-11-30

rails signature Is on every box OF the geaulns
Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets
the remedy that cures n cold fH ekss day
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-11-30
vi IL.LIAMSBURG. va.
Or. Stewart's Home Treatment for Women.

TwO DISTINCT TREATMENTS. One Dr.
supplying They rebuild
by
The other WHITE
applied directly o1zAus
Of valuable working
superior
ing the~ troubl
DR.. Stewards Home Treatment for Women
absolutely guarantee money
euud~L 81 90 for full months $500
rWENTl DAY trial every eudg her
EURlTANC REMEDY Co. COIdWatsr Mich
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-11-30
= & y Chesapeake &
- sous - Ohio Ry.
To Cincinnati. Louisville. Chicago. ST.
Louis. Etc

SCHEDULE N rrvrer, ocr. 10, 1eOr
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-11-30


sac pm 6.t5 am. Ar Tampa
1850 pm $50 am. Az Port Tampa.
6.45 pun. ..... Ar Miami
Train No. Al leaves Richmsnd ESQ
a IN daily, Tor Petersburg. Norlina. ".
&. and all intermediate poinfA Cons
nection az Norlina. with train arriving
at Henderson ATOP u, and Ralsigh
$50 p. N. daily, and Durham 4,16 p.
~ daily except Sunday.
Trains leave Richmond tor Washins-
ton. New YORK and the east daily, No.
"a $40 a IA and No. So At 3 N
Connections at Jasksouv "a Tam
pa for all Florida East csc points.
and Cuba and Porto Rico. AT New Or.
leans for all points In TEXAS. Mexico and
California;
TRAINS ARRIss AT RICHMOND
DAILY.
6-S3 am. No. "a From all points south
$751; pm No. So and Southwest.
SAC pm. No. IS. from Ncrlin.. n. G.,
Petersburg And local points
SLEEPING-cAR SERVICE,
Nos 81 and c4--Fiorida and Metro
politan Limited. Drawing Rooms, sleep
ing cars, aad through day coaches BE-
tween New York and Tampa Also,
through drawiEg-rcom buffet sl<~nlSx
cars between New York and Atlanta.
Nos % and 66--FIorids ard Atlanta
fast mail. through drawing-room bnf<e
sleeping cars between New York and
Jacksonville eonnecting at Haml<t wi1h
sieeping car TO and from Atlanta, n con-
uection with which through pullmaa
tickets arc sold Finest day coaches.
z.P. SMITH. D.P.A-,
$50 z. Main ST, Richmond. Va.
J. NJ. BARR. First Y. Pres GenL Msr.
Portsmouth Va. T. e L. BUNCH
sep IS OH Portsuossh
The Washington times., 1901-07-11
HOSPITAL DIRECTORS MEET.
Important Business Transacted by
the Board at Casualty.

In the Office of the Eastern Dispensary
and Casualty Hospital, 217 Delaware Ave
nue. northeast, the board Of directors held
their regular monthly meeting on Tues
day evening at o'clock. The meeting
was the first since the close of the fiscal
year, and il was quite a lengthy one, and
discussed. a number Of improvements to
the hospitai building were ordered.
OF the members of the board the follow
ing were present: Thomas W. Smith,
President; II. X. Simpson, Secretary;
George +. HaTbin, Treasurer; Mr.. ]. c.
Ycst; Drs. i. K Beatty f. Olin Leech
George Clark, J. W. Wellington, ]. Shoup,
and y. +. Barnes.
The resignation Of Dr. Richard A War
ner as first assistant to the resident
physician was accepted. DR.. Warner has
accepted the position Of inferno In the
Washington Asylum Hospital. The ap-
pOintment OF DR.. II. w. Tobias as resi-
dent physician, vice DR.. William F.
Reeves. resigned. was approved. Leave
of absence for six weeks was granted Dr.
+. olin Leech, of the attending staff on
the 10th instant Dr. Leech sails for Eu-
rope. Leave Of absence was also granted
o II. W. keatley. the pharmacist, and
Mrs. Anna L. Huliish, the matron
The report Of the dispensary and hos
nital for June was read. The report
for free treatment. or this number 1I2
were given medical attention. and 50 were
refused for want Of proper certificates
from agents of the Associated Charities
One hundred and twenty-one casualty
cases were admitted TO the hospital of
these II required surgical operations. In
the pharmacy 5l5 prescriptions We're com
pounded.
The Washington times., 1901-07-11
REooeN1T1oN FOR coNsULs.
= List of Foreign officials Announc-
ed by the state Department.

The State Department has recognized
the following consular officers;
Emanuele Fronani. Vice Consul of
| Portugal at Washington, j. c.
Ernst Hermann Nivie Vice Consul OF
the Dominican Republic at New York
| L. Guislain, Consul General Of Belgium
at Manila for the Philippine Islands.
| Enrique Wuln, Consul General of Bo-
! livia at New York.
| Joaquin Torroja Quinza. Consul Cen
eral OF Spain at Havana for Cuba and
/ Porto Rico.
Angel Pena. Vice Consul of Guatemala
at San Francisco, Cal
| Edwin r. Heath. Consul General of
Nicaragua at Kansas City. Kan.
! L. d. Kingsland. Consul General of
| Nicaragu at. St Louis, No.
Arthur l.. Bresler, Consul General OF
| Nicaragua at Detroit. Mich.
Jose Vicente Dosal. Consul of Nicara-
| qua at Baltimore, Md.
Tomas L. Duque Consul OF Nicaragua
at Los Angeles, Cal.
Tomas Dowell. Consul of Nicaragua at
San Diego. Cal.
at Newport News. Va.
r. Chilcott Consul of Nicaragua at
Seattle Wash.
joaquin T. Fernandez Consul of
Sweden and Norway at San Juan for the
Island of Porto Rico.
Aziz Bey, Consul General of Turkey at
New York
Antonio de la Corte Castaneira, Con-
sui of Spain at New Orleans.
Honorato Berga Y Pastor, Vice Consul
of Venezuela at Arecibo, Porto Rico;
Alexandra Bravo, Vice Consul OF Nene-
zuela at Mayaguez. Porto Rico.
Ph. Mansfield. Vie Consul of Belgium
at Boston, Mass.
kiliaen Van Rensselaer,, Vice Consul of
Nicaragua at New York.
George l.. Baltzell Vice Consul OF
Uruguay at Fernandina, Fla.
W. J. Hammond, Vice Consul Of the
Netherlands at New Orleans, La.
Anjo Cornelio Crebas. Vice Consul of
the Nethe rlands at Manila.
Jayne Mackey d Almeida, Vice Consul
of Brazil at Boston, Mass.
Pedro Aackay d Almeida, Honorary
Vice Consul of Spain at Boston.
John Engebretsen, Vice Consul OF
Sweden and Norway at San Diego, Cal.
Rosendo Torras. Vice Consul of Uru-
quay at Brunswick, Ga, for the cities Of
Brunswick and Darien.
Antonio Alvarez Nava Lobo, Honor
airy Vice Consul of Spain at San Juan,
Porto Rico.
George Henry Lohse. Vice Consul of
Sweden and Norway at Ponce. p. X.
Carl HjalmarsOn, Vice Consul OF Sweden
and Norway at Arecibo p. II.
Johan Henrik Mayer, Vice Consul of
Sweden and Norway at Mayaguez, p r.
Henry Lund jr.. Vice Consul of Sweden
and Norway at San Francisco.
The Washington times., 1901-07-11
Navy Orders.

Lieutenant Commander W. II. Schuetze
assume charge compass office, Bureau OF
Equipment, upon detachment of Lieuten-
ant Commander Diehl.
Lieutenant Commander +. f. Fletcher,
detached command Eagle. July 10. order
ed home to wait orders.
Lieutenant Commander S. W. B. Diehl,
detached compass office. Bureau OF Equip
meut, to command Eagle, July 10; relief
of Lieutenant Commander Fletcher.
Lieutenant Commander C. f. W~Hol-
man, retired, ordered home, via public
conveyance, (Cavite Statiou.)
Naval Cadet +. o. Branch. ordered
home, via. public conveyance. iAIonocacy.)
Naval Cadet J. 9. Fremont. detached
Pensacola July 81; to Asiatic Station, via
army transport, sailing from San Fran
cisco, August l.
Assistant Surgeon A. e. Peck, detached
Pensacola, July -; to Asiatic Station; re
lief Of Assistant Surgeon Benton, via
army transport sailing from san Fran
cisco about August l, 1911
Assistant Surgeon +. L, Benton, de-
tached Asiatic Station, upon reporting OF
relief, ordered hoIae and await orders
The Washington times., 1901-07-11
Hats for Horses.

To TIE EDITOR OF THE TINES: In an ed
itorial, The Hat Question" which ap-
peared in The Times of July 8. mention
was made Of a veterinarian who did not
think much Of the horse hats as a protec-
tion. because they fit too tight As a
member Of the Humane Society / wish TO
say that this society was responsible for
placing the hats in this city The hats
furnished by the Humane Society and IN
tended for models have vide brims large
crowns and the holes for the ears are
cut quite large, 50 that there is abundant
protection from The rays Of the sun and
plenty OF open space for the air 10 circu-
late. While in the opinion OF nearly
everyone, and especially a number of the
leading veterinarians Of this city who
have been interviewed by our agents q
protection Of any kind from the direct
rays of the sun is beneficial. sJil' the
small. tight-litting hats are not nearly so
good as the lar~e. Wcll-Veutilated ones
The horse haSs are nothing new. They
have been "a use Ia England and France
for q number Of years. There are now
thousands of these hats IA use in this
city but Of all the horses overcome by
the heat during the last hot spell there
was not one that came under the atten-
tion Of the Humane agents wearing 0ae
of the hot weather bonuets.
a. j.. MARTYN
Secretary Washington Humane Society
Nashin gton, July 10, 1901.
The Washington times., 1901-07-11
THE TOTAL WAR REVENUES.
4 Compilation Made by the Internal
Revenue Bureau.

The Internal Revenue Bureau has com
piled a table Of revenue collected under the
war revenue act from the date of its pas
sage, June I3, lS9s. to May 81, 1901. The col
lections for June of this year, which viii be
added later, are not included in the table.
These viii complete the total collections
under the war revenue act prior to the
putting into effect at the first Of the fis-
cal year of the amendment by Congress.
The total revenue 10 May 81. ieG. was
$50 g53, ,363. From June 13 to July l, 1898,
the amount collected was s.. 40 f42; for the
fiscal year ending June 30, 1880. Sl0>,5.5 SIS;
for the fiscal year ending June ~. 1919,
s1g5 354 .227: for the eleven months Of the
last fscal year So, 800 GA. This is an
average Of nearly Sll,0y0.0o0 for each
month. That amount for the month Of
June would run The total tor the year TO
approximately SliD.9@,5JU.
The various schedules OF the war rev
enue act have furnished the following rev
enue for the length Of time the act has
been in force up TO May q, 1901: Schedule
A SlGS 7Z2.674: schedule y. 1892. rs; beer,
S97 .7lI.9I1; special taxes. Sl4.g95. 535: to-
bacco 81. .27fsS0. cigars, So, ,lSg.427. legaciss,
s s55. i2D: cigarettes. g SlS,99l; SNUFF, S2GyI.
SIS; excise tax 2.652 go additional taxes
on tobacco and beer, S9S2, ,3S5i mixed -four,
81 535
The Washington times., 1901-07-11
COMING TO THE THEATRES.
Chnse,s-"A Trip 10 Chinato,n.,


The midsummer season of musical COM
edy at Chase's has already sprung into a
popularity which has made it the talk OF
theatrical and playgoing circles the city
over. Mr Chase has kept his promises
IN regard to the merit of the stock com
pany he has installed as a permanent
summer feature at his playhouse. and has
been congratulated not alone by his
friends, but by the big audiences which
nave greeted the performances of "A
BLACK Sheep since Monday afternoon
The production by Chase musical COM
tdy stock company is a happy one in ev-
cry way. The company as a whole fits
into the play this week cleverly indeed.
while the rehearsals of "A Trip to China
town show their versatility to be every
DIT as remarkable as their talents in other
ways.
In "A Trip to Chinatown watch will
De put On next week beginning with the
Monday matinee. Otis Harlan. who is now
repeating his former hit as Hot Stuff
III A Black Sheep. will be cast in part
eNactiy suited TO his personality He Will
appear as the hypochOndriac Welland
strong one of HOyt s cleverest character
creations This is not the first time he
mas eSsayed the role, and those who have
seen him IN 1t say that it is equal 10 any
thing ne has ever done. The other players
or the company will be placed in the parts
To which they are naturally suited, and
the chorus will be even more OF a feature
than this week. Both cast and chorus
VIII present an array of specialties which
would take headline positions on any
vaudeville bill.
The Washington times., 1901-07-11

Of Kentucky under Governor Desha from
lS25 to 1873: was Secretary to the United
States Legation at Colombia from 1879 to
1872. acting part Of the time as charge
@ daffaires. he was Superintendent OF the
| nited States Patent Office from January
81 to May /, 1885; was Fourth Auditor of
tEe Treasury from 1885 to 1888; in the lat
ter year was Minister to Ecuador: from
1S;S To 1915 was charge daffaires of Peru
was editor of the Congressional Globe
and was one Of the most accomplished
gentlemen and a writer of uncommon
strength and elegance. and enc of the
ripest scholars of his day. He died in
Washington ID. c.. July TO- 1872. His wife
was the daughter of Governor Desha. Of
kentucky.'
All of these portraits will find dis
tinguished position in the contemplated
history. the future public value OF which
seems assured by the careful preparations
for the work