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The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-02-24

Quite-a number Of San Francisco
maidens have been lured away to Ho-
Boiulu the past year, and the depart
IRE today OF Miss May Taylor adds
another to the list. as upon her ar
rival there she win become the bride
OF Fred Beardsley and make her home
in that Paradise OF the Pacific" The
fair bride-elect was accompanied by
her mother, Mrs T. G. Taylor. who
will return ai.er the wedding-News
Letter.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-02-24

Mrs. Walter Maxwell h expectDd 4
return TO Honolulu on her way 30 thu
States and Knsiand. in Z north q
tvo.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-02-24

Mrs. Paul Neumann entertained Mt
dinner "Wednesday evening. Among
the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ.
Hatch and Judge and Mrs. Estee.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-02-24
Dalges d IRtt clstiils
b Ioalg Girls.
B1 GRACE FDcKHAN MEKRAT- Il D.


! exponent Of hygiene witt
does not inyeigh agains'
corsets for every one wht
can possibly wear them vii
fAii in his mission: never
theless an article of femi
nine attire that has beer
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-02-24

Mrs. Milly Ashe Sewall is visiting
her mother, Mrs. c. L. Ashe, at her
residence on Sacramento street, hav-
ing arrived from the East last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Flood have return
ed from their visit to Kansas.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-02-24

Mr.. Davey has sent cards to all the
prominent Mardi Gras ladies, hoping
that they will have their pictures ia
ken in costume.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-02-24

Mrs. Montrose Graham deserves a
world of praise for her untiring labors
in behalf of the Mardi Gras. Mrs.
Graham's costume was one of the most
attractive at the ball. and she quite
looked the high form Chinese lady.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-02-24

Mrs. Mary Widdifield entertained
at dinner Thursday evening. The
guests were the Misses Widdifield,
Miss Kaufman. Mr.. Barbour Lathrope,
Miss May Damon, Mr.. Hall, Mr. Han
cock, DR.. Murray and Mr.. Lindsey.
The table was beautifully decorated
with small vases of pink carnations
and maidenhair ferns. Mr.. Lathrope
sang negro songs in his inimitable
manner. a.. Mr.. Lindsey's Scotch
songs were much enjoyed.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-02-24

AIRS. Annis NJ. Turner has cards out
for an entertainment Wednesday even
ing in honor of Miss Grace Cooke and
Mr.. Wallace Alexander.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-02-24

Mrs. James Castle gave a luncheon
party Friday. Among the guests were
Mrs. Hatch, Mrs. Swanzy, Mrs. White.
Mrs. Halves, Jr.: Miss Kaufman and
Mrs. E. d. Tenney. Mrs. Castle will
soon occupy the new house. which has
been named Kailulu, meaning the
breakers.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-28

prsoe Stprfe meo SeIiorosprpiter,
Sans 9anoitab. Nsen bengona fpm
ban tiItort. 9amIe 2anoitoo, Der
bar en- gonoeisn ira @9roalen. bar
I geiiboeIie al operoroentIiae sc.
gemstr9iter, men tiliee al e., liopili.
oelig @oomooiaheb. aoslIp maatte
oerfor gribe til ct blannt iliae Srifa.
rer hppoig arpeuot Sif nemItg at
forulempe ct of Br9itens 9srn |
bans eeer Stiie, for of faa BAN I'll at
taee |. ga ba fan Oct bGnbe. at oct
Ipffeoes ham! San fit nemIis Zig
Sarteifpos no at Breiteeaoroen Tom
ban nIoria isr bapoe friitet Wen
gasulo bar beIler ineen flein aar.
Snainart ban hapoe prepet, bpoo
8rGiten bueoe I'll, ratte ban ham
Saanoen Ill Sreb oe Soriorina oe
par iteoie bans sooe Ben efter oeuue
Gag.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-28
Gtldnosfarcrne.

apiierne meIoer, at Iorbed or
bIepen ~uofororet til grpoefnmp al
en- 3elemarfing oeo Naon @tlonb, %
at ban bar mootaqet lloforbrinseu,
ifriper en- Snbienber / "8. g."
Reofrioeren fjeroer fife oerne ct.
LAMB, iom MI oil preoc Jig. Nen er
han rigtig | Sl9gt mao De samle st.
Ianbsfarerne, iom ser Jaar Sro omL
ioa I9geer nof life Norbed BAN |
9affen meb BET isrite gag.
aosulo etlano - 4asof Goodn
beo han nof / boalia llOtale. Ieoebe /
ben isrite SuIobeI al BET f9be aar.
bunoreoe. San ooreoe alerebe tio'
Iia op til of blipe en- aiTmpefar. Re.
Scns ban enbnu bare oor en- 8l,t.
unae, oiIoe bans 5aoer prspe BAN.
Ren ifient @amlen ieIu bnbbe Orb
for at bane Rarp / @erene os iolioe
Sener og RuIfIer. fOm ban life OF
mob BAN. Solt flyer, at oct life git
BAN bebre / bette gnifetns, emo al
ban fom frabbenoe paa ale iire ind
ill aiRrringen og bar iig: "Sau .
baul Son aosof blir NOT aor .
ban ban Gasof bar bdnfet mig.
ban bIir not aar, ban aasof -. ban
-. ban!
] 2anbiiaos 5OlfeUiier bar mar
ct Bar 8iier ON 9lasulu. Get isrite
Beers / Den enc Of Dem lpoer iaa:
ginie Soien er hsse auiar
ps aIrmpe.aarsr ps gate Wutnr,
men aasoi Gtiaue CT soo ION ii:
poa aunssbers Warina'n Der gem en- fri.
On aaslIp iortpaes Der osiaa, a
ban euomc for enbper Pris pilot
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-28
Qnoree.G rpeoitionen.
5prbsielie af 8elsnningerne 70,
Snno af 8ienitanoe fra "Eruen".

Com tibIieere mebbeIt bar Den
ipenife Reeiering ubiat en- gelsn.
ming for Sllnb al SIpbebsier eIer an.
bre @ienitanbe fra anbrees BoIor.
expedition.
ga Der tmibIertio fra flere aanter
bar oPret fremboGot, at Den Sum,
fem Wpnoigbeberne bar. foreilaaet, er
altfor Iiben, til at Ben fan ipore til
fraftigere @fterforifninger, bar aor.
jul q. Rerion / Seliingbore meobelt,
at ban uooper ben geIsnnina, iom
fra anore Solo pbes, err oinig til al
betoIe ben, Der inben ltbeangen al
1905 fr%emifaHer og | uoabuet I'll
itano til "SoenIfa S6nifapet FOR Gn.
tropoIoei OBJ 8eografi" Stodbolm
fremienoer Ell gsic fra Inoreesgrpe
%oitipnen, in~bebolOenbe ifriftIig Neb.
oeIelie ira Inoree euer en- al Grpeoi'
tionens 9eltagere, 800 Rr.. liant tot
9eie uben ioaoan Weooelelie 200
aroner.
Samme gelsnning erbolbes ogion
for andre GfterIobenifaber fra Grpe.
biticnen, bpis De / noaen Senieenoe
fan beIpie bennes SfiRbne.
Gam befienot bar apniul perion
Ben, Der befoiteoe 5Ipoebeierne, ION
ienere bar piit fla iproeles esreoe til
of ouerbringe guoffab ira @rpeoitio.
men til ipoIieere greboegrober.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-28
Saiarer % aist.

Saiarsr bar ber | ginisr Oer.t en- Ocer.
fob at. Den iterits al al, par ben. Del
boIotss for al ftaffs penae til lISmptnine
az 6tatpofe airte. Den inobraste bel
po,rs R,itObelsb AZ ar. 2392.17: man ida
par bet for mango en- Sampittisbeosiae al
POE til osnne goiar.
StptisrIossts Baiar bras.s osiaa bel
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-28
Sombaroeret meo 2Ge.

Smaba. Reb., 20oe Sum-. Sppe
iinse "@briitian enoeaporers," ionl
bar boIbt en- RGffe 8RffeIiesms6er
ner Stanton, Reb., bar pitt iig al
bore ligeina p9roiae Weolemmer al
ben ~itriOenoe @irte iom nogen 9ors.
farer i fiIo Nuitning, Ct aften.
msoe blep aibrliot az en- 5aIpe rnao.
ne 9@s. ane @inolierne bar oobne,
% acknowledgements fom fra ale
Gonter. 8aitor Sorace Glaiborn
blep t%rltifet miot mellem Einene, %
&pinoernes hpibe &ioler bIen itpgt
mebtaqet. 9eltagerne / @uostiene.
item iprare no al Suiet. men seg.
faiterne par bo ioriprmbet.
Saa op5rogte Dor "gbriitian en-.
benporers,~ at be telegrafereoe til
9incoln efter S~ugtbulets 9ioobun.
Sc. fsr be s~ienoptoe fin Wsbe. Sib-
Zig ibag blep Sunbene lat paa Spo.
ret peo Sfolebuiet, og uoen Hsien
forte De 5orfSlserne til fire ipnse
WPnos Stem ! Stanton. Geres
Rapne Dor @in geif, Galpb Rar.
ibau, Smer Shiart og 9bomas
Gong. 20 al Dem tiIitoo zig ifpfoise.
og De andre bIep oomfpIot peo Bib,
nesbnro af BONNER 8iuina. 81
blep iosmt 800 RuItt boer %
Hetsomfoitnineer.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-28
GoroenfioIo.

Tsb lorer nsgtn
2pinoe at Ipinoe,
os Rsoen ct Coll
fin MaaIsmann at fnoe;
ftunoom ban taller
rrso Won oss Rsftens Toner,
% itnnoom ban RITTER
meo Drrn al aunoner.
Sg bet par bort Rprge,
bet ffeotss | RIB,
oe Spsrssmaalet foo
pm bets Gin sller beS;
bet tranete en- Riboer,
Tom si fmurts CATER,
bet trGnate en- Monlsmdao
mee mer. ,nb Srafer.
Oct benbt. fie for.
% bet hrroe iis fan,
at nttop nadr 1iben
bar grus for en- Maorb
faa itaar ban pua StiluJ,
fsr nogsn bet amer,
o9 rubber % trigger
os 5remtibeus Baner.
Oct par 9soer Wesfel,
ban ftinso fis frem
o9 tr9peo its gast .
for TT norrsne Siem.
90 bet bar | Git
iii 1T NGoreIanos Rrrftt-
ban rdabt.: "ooab TGt.ren
nsIer Z efter!"
Ss Wssiel blep 9orbsnfpIo,
bleo bet, forbi
ban maeteb bort Horge
al @olesbaaro at frt.
Sg Riooer ban bar
uoen Jrnpt sller DdoeI,
oo tnbuu ot Grer
oe bploer bans Ioel.
Der tom ees en- Srdno
| bpert Rpromannasgrnf
bper Sang, nddr Ri mlnbes
bans Opnefils OMIT.
Se bel pdnot ban GER
peo aanonernes Sproen.
man Tau bolbt ban og
fine Stutsr ! Srben.
Ss aItio nanr Rorse
bar Drug for en- Wanb.
en- reoosnbs Saanb
for bort arpeoe 9dnb
eu maner Dor Sus,
mems ri penttr paa 9rrr,
Dor Soroa1Iiolo frem
paa en- bib nineet Urn.
per Stole
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-28
Htsrissss % bettss

81 ftTtsssr 500 SttsaHins fer briliersnAsle IN.
ieles al getarrh. ION life ian iuretes pse Hail.
Catanh Cure.
q. 8 GbeHep & TO-, fslees. o.
81 uneerfssnses bar serst 2. 2. Ghenep be ssas
IS Gar, "a amer ham isr at pare en- belt ub hr erlta
Ngare ant ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, o. Tor at srrs
tnaniseif inaue III at rsisre are Jtraiaess 6prplls.
teisr
Gsh q frusr. ssbsI,aIs Truselhs, Gsless. @.
~seaietne. &tHaa & W rein.
Halls cz,auh Cure taaes insu0res % strfu ..
rsfte paa rleeet ca ertenitts Sltmpperfaes. Rre
rs genfs ". Slate. saisss be- sts 1xnasitu.
f<t msuter srdtib.
nnny 0sstIieptga &C he 49,
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-28

SpmaitlEeu "Su1ennen." Jon pi ri nieo
-@piten," bar ~ life iunoei ucsen 6eis peo.
% n haaber. at ben | dremtIoen oaiaa MI
,pare III Dor SorueHtutag. Ten erbetoer let
os gIsr soet arbeioe, JragtsH 20 9eHis.
elmuae q. Stttanb, DEBORAH, Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-28

Som nbt fpr Sommeren bar oi Der |
ariftiania faat par,bibToi,isr b. p. 7.
8psublaan | parterne. Oet fer ub til al
ftIle blipe en- opermauos beIois % popus
lar Snftitution. % bill sunits iittsrt !
Narenss 9sb uopibss. Oct belle sr entelt
oe iimpeIt a~rranesret = Saaton Rpbuus
f~orftaar fig paa ben Slass Eager. San
bar afluret qmeritanerne ale beres upper
Iiae Sheer ~aneaasnos gtbliote,sarranges
msnt, og ban bar itabis npe os esns OPP
FnbeHer. SIup &rtnseu.
artiidnid, Ste sunni 1901.
g. 9. 50, bet bar ianoi. Der fenoer
isg msb til Inunbisn Iadpas messt 9sts
npr't Surufrs. at ban fan Taa til ct pres-
tist 2pftbus for "poiten"s perionoIs paa
9ecurabs 9runo. .. 9.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-28
Sra S~tioroalen.
9ibt at buert fra ben pafre Srpubcr.
bgsb.

Solftin, GugIsfans, grenne Wurter.
bIomftrsnoe Sas os Grusttreer .r. hDuo
9te os VI. frpSer fig Deb nj on Oasene.
Weu iaa oaitert enb alt sr, iaa iuttsr bog
Ratureu sft.r Resn. Den Farps DiHo
bprttsrrer al Gustishsb % hOirpIer Stros
itpeme bsit ! 2uften, faa al 8atit maa
ftaufs, mar ben Guetisbeo, Soroeu babe
fra @iuteren At, sr opbrust.
afbuIbsiagen.
qfhoIsseIaost "Sermob' bQ- after Frts
t.t pIabs % bar oenuesuus .aeet DpboIb
Der paa Stisrbals5aEsn. Hostrpstsr
Bergman beritsbs Der nemIis al Ooerr.ts.
Iagfsr.r WOInid tisb. uosioetissrsttea os
ausrsbs bsgpnbt uosiDsli.n az glaoei, Der
efter be TO fsrfts SO. at osmms tsgnsr soor
baaos boab Sno9olo os lIoTtpr angaar.
Waatte MI ale IfbolosfoH inbI, Rpttsn
os RsoDeubigbeoen at tine .gne Slaos
Griitals Og itetts BEN, Iaa be hinoe bol'
Deg gaasnbe til Saesns 9apn % Sr.mm..
paa S~tatnalsbp9oen Beginner GfboIosfo.
gen at eribe ON fig, oa 99rer arcHbuus
Deb Standardization, Der / @inter bar
en- iprie afholbsmano. bar bolot Here
5oreoras os iii tiIiioit Itiftst en- Screening,
bpis gsitbrelis beftddr at &. Statoolo,
J. Grritao junior Os @uftup Silan.
Samtioie lpttsbe eoee "StsnpitsboIm'
fine Rsber til airtsidneer Siitpit. bOis
belle Jdmilie mso 6usfobsrsn / SpieIer
i~luit,os fig til 2osen. 8attsrt giort. afs
bpIbsbep9gslIen os osus 2ebeIIs sr / aOoe
Sanoer Der ! Spgoen.
Den triitsIiee MISUNDERSTANDING bar
dubnti ct S9isoGreFs | entefru Sams
mers Gaurb. : 5erbinoelie msb 9efsoes
relief sr Der afboIostaf.. Den n9rmeite
Sun,, msb bette -Siem," fom bet tables,
bar moi al Ftafe be mango RlIitrre, Der i
Sommsrtioen srsrcsrer Der, ct SiIfustsz
feb, hpor Der / 5reo os 70 tn itrrpes
greOe. Iriss apii.r Os 8sser, nufiesr,s.
pasfiares os brittts aaf.. 9ett, Diem
tror iss. mane, oil p~adilsnnt msb Eat
nsmmslisbeo.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-28
man fine Domer nneo uS pao en- Spubiers
tur | ben orpnmenbe faere Rdtur.
Uiriter ira Nmerifa.

piniens glade Dass inanbt, % ri mauts
te after brass til ben toalms 8p. Der bers
Fer for Sraplbeb ldnss 8ansInien neos
oper. llrftoussbanen forI9us.s Ianss
Statsbdnernss 2inie ct goot Stpt,s, bpors
paa ben frpbfer uHoer oenls oe fdar essn
Station, os mentm 9tIetrsm ps arifiu'
nia logger Sopscbanen nu Dob6eItipor.
Oct er oper S~aIobunorsbs Oar, fioen 6iels
bet fpraustes for ben surnIe stuis MI, os
Stberne er mosgrpebe.
Pdtienbs futo sr Ypen al RorftsImer,'
@tanere! gn % anoen litter op ON gpsbs
alt ogiaa. SORT Oar bet M ben siepe
Sbslsbonbe fra Oils, Sls Sanb5o. Sau
ftal pad geise til 9uobranosodlen til
Stta, bpOr ban bar lit garnponis Siem.
Gan bill neppe tienoe npsst isisn oeroppe.
2ise efter tommtr en- bel Reffs al be pos
puIarefts Sprretutugsmeno | Ganbp.
Ssrit os fremit 9. pauIIon. Cans fin,
9ufingsblod | Gunbp tierSer man til en-
bib Smtreos. Sit ban itfs narr.t al mig
ale mine norfts antps men uofuame
Sfafter % Slirer, ogfaa! Wen Taa tos
ies 9sfte at BAN, at ban fun itliloe bruse
benz | freoelis Don't - os Del oil man
fda Inleoning til at fe | bans 8inpu,
naar ban ibsft sr tilbaee i ganbp. 9otels
manosn Selse Suaitisn, rigtie en- Ontel
Gam Stiftelis. bpessIis S~slifabsmare
ION ale amsritunfte 6ptslmGrb, % ioo
4opotatsn - Ole gteniis, bsseifret oper
Rorges oeiliee Ratur. Ole orur til geits
Ianbet til bet ~nberbeilige Sdrbdnger" %
bar map Sib til at is iig orbeutIig ON Der
/ 9pen heller. 9ouis paulion bar iIadt
iis neb 1 Zines Sernbanereiie fra BpeR
peo ben nps Rorcbane. Oct bar ban
aiort f~ornuftis /. 5bi enbnu bar ben
fore 5uriittrsm life funbst 9sien bib -
mar ben fsrit sr funpst, bill belle ,ylottn
tass bib. Nan amer life, boor pattert bet
er oppe lanss Rorobansn belt fra Statios
men Der / gpen (8reffen) og cp til Rstens
pite1 og Ss'tsrtirterns paa 9ran. Oct sr
forrsifer pausI ons 5sositso pppe / Wdris
oalen, oe ban regner itg Tom bulp Srts
ftianenIer. Wanous bsrer ie9 Der ftul ions
me en- bel Jlo. meo Montebelp igjen. Def
sr mango, ION Tiger biem iaar. CONS
msren te9nsr til at blios en- at be oeiIigits,
man bar buot, % 5uriittraifen bill cgfda
blipe flor. Ss ipecielt til Rorit@amsrita.
mere Tiger Ri %aGeiammeu:
0elfommen!
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-21
PAUL AND PLATO.
Rev. Frank II. BristoI's Comparison
of These Tenchers-

of These Teachers.
Rev Frank NJ Bristol. pastor Of the
MetropoIitan NJ E Church. Isctured be-
fore a congregation last night which
completely hIIed the large auditorium Of
the church. His subject, Paul and Plato.
was the second Of a series ot lectures.
DR.. Bristol dweIt on the fact that these
TWO profound reasoners treated the same
subject. They both reasoned as TO the
existence of God, and the creation Of the
universe. Dr. Bristol showed that Plato
was not materialist. not skeptic, nor
a rantheIst- He believed in God, a Su-
nreme Ruler: in an Intelligence by which
All things we're created. Plato preached
and taught the great principles of TEN
perance. holiness. and purity in his phi
Iosophy. But what IS lacking in Plato's
philosophy, said Dr. Bristol, was charity
Yet to Paul he ascribed Inspiration and
to Plato the perfection Of human reason
ing. magnificent though still human. Dr..
Bristol said that Clement, one OF the
early church fathers, said: The same
God 10 whom we are indebted for the
Old and the New Testamenrs. gave also
10 the Greeks their Greek philosophy by
which the Almighty is gIorifed among
the Greeks. st. Augustine said: What
is now called the Christian religion has
existed among the ancients and was
NOT abr.,nt from the beginning And
Paul himself who drank in wisdom from
Plato who live 300 years before. declared:
There is no difference between the Greek
and the Jew; the same God who IS over
all is rich unto all
Dr Bristol said: plato taught grandly,
that no better arguments for immortality
ever came from humanity, yet he thought
plato had heard of Noses and was learn
Cd In Egyptian lore as was Moses and
other great Hebrews. But is 1t a fact
rbaE the early Hebrews taught immortal
ity2" asked Dr. Bristol. In discussing
the origin of the great and eievating doc
rrine of Immortality Chambers Encyclo-
Dcdia says: OF all ancient peoples in
their earliest annals. tue doctrine Of i'm
mortality enters least into the concep-
tior of the Jews The religion of all
civilized peoples may be said to have rec
ognized the doctrine in some way, though
by many it was IN a vague and material
fstic manner. But with the progress of
Grec.an thought. nlgheI' idea of the fu-
ture character. .Zed the poetry and phi
losorhy of Gree ce. till in PIstos Socra-
tes the conception shines forth with
cIearness and precision truly impressive
and convincing Grand WAS old Pla-
to's teaching, accomplished nothing
though Plato was the greatest OF Greek
writer's Civilization came almost Who'll
+ ly from the Jew and the Christian
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-21
POLICE MUCH DISTURBED.
Failure to Prevent Robberies by 4
Baltimore Gang of Crooks.

Failure to Prevent Rcbberies by n
Baltimore Gang Of Crooks.
The officers Of the Police Department
are particularly disturbed over the rob
berry Of the home OF Eugene A Burns,
25S9 Thirteenth Street northwest, last
night, as the work is believed to have been
done by members OF a gang OF burglars
who recently have been operating in Bal
timore and against whom the local pc
lice have been especially warned
Word was sent to ali of the precincts
to place every available man on the
streets between the hours of and 8
O'Clock, as it was stated that 1t was the
intention Of the men TO complete an
early Job and get back to Baltimore
Notwithstanding the extraordinary pre-
cautions taken as result OF this informa-
tion apparently no difficulty was expe-
rienced by the thieves in securing an en-
trance to the house and making their
escape unobseryed- Despite the extreme
. " long hours which are regularly imposed
on the police. the men have all been
/ working over time TO catch the thieves,
who have been infesting the city of late,
and every additional crime that is re-
ported is looked upon os a further evi-
dence Of the Iamentable inadequaey OF
the force
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-21
H.FRIEDLANDER &BRO.
Cor. Ninth and E StS.
COUSIN OF A KING.

Romantic Career of Marquis de
Souza, the Famous Baritone.
The Marquis Francesca de Souza Con
tinho, a Portuguese baritone. who viii
make his Washington debut at the Colum-
bia Theatre tomorrow afternoon, has a
most romantic career He is the son of
Don Fernando de Souza ContinhO, six
teenth Count of Redondo. dignitary of
the royal household OF Portugal lord in
waiting TO Her Highness Dona Isabella de
BraganZa The title of Redondo was
given 10 the family by King John II in
1886 Other titles are those of Marquis
de Borba, Marquis d'Aquiar. and Count
de Soure. The De SOuzas are blood rela-
tions OF the royal family. and the baritone
singer is a cousin of the present King.
II is said that 1t was Campanini, the
tenor, who urged the Marquis a number
Of years ago 10 devote his vocal talents
10 operate art. Family scuples were OBJ
stacles difficult to overcome, but De SOuZa
managed to study and to arrange for his
debut at the Lisbon Royal Opera
He appeared as Valentine in GounOd' s
Faust" figuring in the cast as Sinner.
The royal family vas present, and when
their relative made his entrance there
was an exclamation of surprise from the
royal box and a burst Of applause from
the audience. The King laughed sent for
his operatic cousin, and congratulated
him Subsequently when De Souze's faith
er refused TO help him IN his career il
was the King who became his patron.
De SouZa went to italy, where he WAS
successful. He has since sung all over
Europe He is an exponent Of the Italian
lyric school. He is a very large man, d
fact detrimental 10 Cperatic work, which
led him 10 adopt the concert field
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-21
HIS MIND UNBALANCED.
u. Clark to Re Sent 10 st
EIIznbeth,s Asylum.

Nathaniel u. Clark to BE Sent 10 St
EEiznBeth's Asylum.
Nathaniel =. Clark was locked up at
No. I stationhouse this morning by Po-
uceman j. A. Boyee and on the recon-
mendation Of Drs Marbury and Burch he
will be sent TO the Government Hospital
for the Insane, pending action on his case
by the court. He has resided with his
mother and three sisters il an apart
ment at the Berwick. corner Of Four
reeuth and Park Streets. Mount Pleasant,
for several Years and for some time past
has been a familiar figure at the corner
OF Fifteenth Street and New York Avenue
northwest. where he has been selling
newspapers. Last Wednesday he secured
employment in the seed rooms Of the
Agricultural Department, on D Street,
between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets
northwest. bat his work vas not salts
factory. He was entrusted with putting
up packages of seeds and instructed 10
send them TO people. list Of whom had
been furnished by Representative Lamb
of Virginia.
Instead of doing as directed. however
he got the order mixed and sent ali the
packages to Congressman Lamb All
of his work had TO be done over by some
one else His actions, also. We're such
that all of The ladies employed in the seed
room feared him.
Saturday evening he was discharged.
hat this morning he appeared at the usual
hour. and insisted en- going to work. An
effort was made TO get him out OF the
building. but re became violent and the
police had Jo be called IN