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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-04
Nn1eriRa.
giDtaarsOag oct 6uiOc Sons,

geaIbinqton, San. l. - 2lQe tipliz
acre Nbtuarsoage blep, naar man Idz
ger 6enipn til be beipgenoss 2lntal,
belt obergaaet dF yfDtaarsbagen 1902,
% for gr9Iibenten, Ger matte iagtz
tuge ben gobe gamle Sfit meo Ell
6aanbtrDt at mobtage o9 9ioe fine
glDtaarsleFter, bar bet b9ret britt moi,
naar man betGnter, at lite minore enD
8,100 4elioner benne Dag pasiereoe
ino og uo df bet 6bioe 6us. SO qtpi-
fen pdaItdar, al ba Den fbfte GeIt par
foribunpen, ipntes Prafoenten lite cit
Smule trGt.
W}an opoageb., iom man ida tit bar
giort fsr, at bet !6bioe 6us, GrpGr0igt
pg bsjtelfet iom BET er. Oog er altfor
lille, Iarlig peD iaaoanne 2ejligbeoer.
Hationen er 10 ogiaa potsst op til
en- aGmpe fra ben Dreng ben bar, oa
bet 0bioe 9us bleb bbgget og inopiet
81 bet er dltfor life, ian bet 10 lite
gere for, bet maa p9re De trepne COB
qipere, Der meo en- lille Smule 2lnitrerz
qelIe tunbe rejie et Yalaos, Der DilOe
igge fin 9ige / bele 9erben.
Wlen g(merifanerne elIter oct 0piDe
0us, iom be elTtsr Minberne fra
@aI6ingtons oq 2incolns 3ib. og fer
BELT, al prafoenten 6or netop Der.
9et inore al 9uiet itrauleoe en-
Spsriloo al elettriife 9Ds. 9lomIier.
gtantsr 90 0uirlanoer, Der BAR brapes
reoe fra Dc IoGre 9anosla6re / SaIens
NRiote til 9ag9ene og langs meD Dem.
50 en- faa bro9et Stare Iom ben. Der
Qrtaarsoag tommer inm ejRIt til bet
6pios 6us, 5e5 iielOent noget anoet
Steb. 5grft praiiosnten tor og fart.
meb tit oinbsnbe Gmii % tit jernfaite
6QanDtTDt, bsr uu6srtioen er altfor
opriglig faii. bans 6uitru, Imilenbe
pber bans Stulore itoH df barn, jRD=
nenbe Wsien for BAN men fin fine 3alt.
lom ben itorte Wlano unoerti6en labz
net, Qnit Stang er aabinftsmeoz
lemmerus - alporligs, roIige, % De-
res 9rner itibsite Staos. Diplos
materns / osres aulotresIe6e llnifor-
mer. mob b0ilfe 51ei.iterets 0omz
merne banner eli neiten be6rejoenoe
QonIaiaing libt tlooiet tager os
piis Olanb iig ub osn glimrenoe
Stdrs - libt u6e of proportionen.
1om oQiau unberiioen beres 9omme.
Saa fommer be uniformere6e 6Grz og
7Eloabeofiterer. 6si6rDiteoe og itibe,
meo beres Gpauletter og 9otaroer, 0et
6Gres meb en- 5olslie at at fer Ct
Qonoets 9erne - 5oltets feriie, for
Ida at fglges .fter of Genatorer og
5olietiu9smanb, Der regner ben Slogs
3ing for intet; = 0eltalen6e0, per
lonlig Snoflpbelle er efter beres Spnss
maaoe oct egeatliae dttraaOaroige /
9ioet - og Strgmmen botser - pg
WooiGtningerne a1sTer bberanore i
itaoigt petslenoe 5orItelli9beb; man
faar ct gobt 9egreb om en- republitanit
Regering. 0g bog Itaar De Der, 3us
timber Rab % benter taalmobig pua,
al De, 9anosts egenilige 5erftere, ftal
fdd 2op til at trpfte oeres ielpbalgte
Qeoers 0aanD.
2lmeriianerne nGrcr op6 2Grbppig-
6eb for 2(utoriteten, life minbIt, forOi
De ielU bar lagt BEN bens Gjer i
9enoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-04
9lrgcntilra Og G9ili.

Qon0on, Dec. 81. - 9sr er intet
MT Forefalbet peasm Qtrgantina pg
66ili, men 6es mere trittit fpnes Still
iingsn At Dere. Siosn 5re6 & bar I'M
gen of De 2anbes llbTenoinge faast I'M
osrretning fra 0ere8 &eQering.
0}en 2trosntinas s5nobenoinger mob,
at Strioen oosrgioes til @nglanbs
8ol It. IDnes batreftet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-04
Nualano 10 ainn.

9eting, Sec. 81. = Der gaar 8pgs
te blanDt be fineiiIte Gmbebsmenb ON,
at ben rusiiite 0tiniiter 2esiar bar err
tlarst, at bpi8 life 3rattaten melem
aina og 9Ruslanb er afIluttet inoen
Rptaar biI &usianb af6rbbe ale I'm
oer6anOlin9er meb &ind, og be6olbe
Man4uriet iom loomasfig @ritatning.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-04

lylere betsnOte 5ranitmanb Der /
2lmerita er meget interesiereOe Gu
gen % mebbirtet til Ylanens llbferel7
Ie; iblanbt bem nGpnes 6enri Wteron,
Den franIfe aonIul Chicago.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-04

Straits efter antaitebe en- pOIiti6e=
tjent ben un9e ManO pg fpurgte ms
gerrigt: u6oab fugoe YraiiOenten2"
= Oct bar nemlig 9ooIeoelt. ben unge
WlanO babbe talt meo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-04
Gn tplf=cnsclif Slaiancc.

2orbon, San. q. = 2prbags RepDen
for | Dag inoeboloer en- be9runbet Orr
titel for at 5piflanb oe @ngldnb ber
inbgaa 9lniance for at bamme op mob
bet ameritanife Operberrebemme.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-04

Gn 6ogeb ftubt. Casper,
Nb., San. 3. = Qptaarsaften unoilap
4 5orbrpOere fra 5Gngstet ber - og
S5ogeO 8icter iatte itrats efter Dem og
inbbenteOe Dem Is Mil berfra. N}en
fra en- ftjult Sitting ifgO nogle al
6orbrpoerne paa BAN pg ramte BAN /
9rhitet, ioa ban benligger MI bdarbt
fdaret.
Der er MI ubIenbt en- gtfOeling 30
liti og fripillige for at paagri6e be 4
Menp. 80 gorgere berfra er guaet
pua Sagt efter 5orbrDOerne, ba ingen
feler iig trpg for 3pperi o9 0lorb,
faalGnge bine er paa fri SOB.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-04
lite Warg
uoIanoet. t.
Sterf Sncialo.

ariitiania. Sec. 81. = 5lets Sernz
6ansr Far paa @runb at bet itarfe
poret itanbfeoe oOer en- llge.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-04
Sc tnlinOe Sing.


Qrefi0enfens Datter.
Nai6ington, San. 3. aeiIer
gil6elm tquter / Disie Gage oberz
maaoe megst paa 9eue3uela og paa
Ulonroes s9otirinan. 6an bar nq an
mobet Qrefosnt glooieoelts aloTle
Datter Ben inutte Qtlice, ON at
,op6e" aejIereus ng1 ga9t, Der li9s
ger peo Staten S5lano, Ren 9ort,
Zen tpite @eianot, b. S0oaebsn, bar
opergipet gliIs 9ooIebtlt Oea els9ante
,yoreipgrgfel og bun bill temmelig
iittert eftertomme Qtnmobningsn.
aeieren 0il bore giaO berfor; 8ene=
5uela nappe iaa megei.
Gn 6fD1ttaber. Gn ManO
fra Bolton (bans Nabn nGpnes itte)
Iial / 9eiD Oort forlege paa at faa SD
pitdliiter til at Iatte penae / et 9nqqes
foretagenos, Der galoer intet minbre
eno 0pferellen of Ell 81 @ @tdger
6pi aontor6p9ning. 8pningen tans
tss opfsrt paa Qtttier til Ell 8elpb af
100000.
atrfetu9t mooen pra t,
&anIos Gitp, Dec. %. - Gn 8dptiit
9raIt, Sames u. 0eatb, iom beltblbes
for at bare faaet Stilsmisie fra fin
Suiiru 9eip gorf paa uloriig Maabe
for ot tunne aifte fig meo en- &pinbe
fra &dnlds Gitp, bleb Dag ubTipbt
af pr9iteitdbst og aHat fra III Gms
beoe Galbarp Yaptiit airten.
st Haao af 8 praiter, Der Itulbe
Oemme / Saaen, fanbt 6eat6 Ifbloi9
poa ire puntter, og beres &enbelIe BIZ
falotes af bele Wt:nigbeben.
aenoelien ubelutter BAN life alene
ira at rpgte en- praitegerning men ban
er ogIau 6dnlDit iom Meblem.
&enbteitte g re ibenten.
WaI6ington, Dec. 28. Gn ung
Manb breb forleben omtring ben 5oos
loaifte 9abe. Sun bab en- Wlano, ban
meOte ON en- genDitit. iom ban ogiaa
fit, 6leo oben / aebet bubt en- Gigar.
De tom Gale fammen, og bet bite
fig, at be begge baObe oeret Mon=
tana, boilfet De bar enige ON bar ct
,itorartet 2ano". Den unge ManD
tilfejeoe: oOet bar | @runoen 29sz
ningen af en- geitripelie oerof forfats
tet af Wlr. RooIebelt, MI pralibent,
iom braste mig til at rejie berop, oa
bet glabebe mig at ie, bpor FORFEIT
bans 9eitripelle af 2anbet bar" =
,,@leber mig at bpre," iagoe ben anben
oa oit berpda pibere.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-04

Stem fra 5tGippinerne.
@r6nbQrabsr 2oriens 22zadri9e Sgn,
Sames Qarien, tom iammen men fin
&ammernt 9ern6arbt &nubIen tilbage
fra 5ilippinerne betio5 til at TpiIe Sus
lemaoen 6jenmet Gacine. gegge
til6grte be 8acine Militstompdgni unz
Der ben fpanite arig % BAR meb 50.
+. 5lori0a Sonmsren 1898. Cant
me @fteraar lob be Ii9 in6rullere Den
r,9ulare Scr og efter at 6abe gsnneu=
gadet 3etrutTfolen Sort Smelling.
U}inn.. 6leo be inbrullerst 50. s., 3.
Snfanteri Regifnent, % bleb Ienbt til
U}anila for at llaa8 meO 5ilippinerne.
&ri9 fl be nof af pg tog Del mango
BORNE Sf9rmpOiler, men fonOt baorz
lig 5orpleining, 6e0e, Stra6abfer pg
Sumpfs6er oerre at qdd imoO enb ielbe
95ienOen5 &ugler. De Hap Dog 6elz
ltin0et berfrd og tom til6age meb Qiz
ret. men 2arien laa paa 2a3arettet
3 0}aaneoer % 8nuoien bar enbnu
5e5eren 9lobet og fiber meget af ben
tol6e 9inter. 2arIen aoancereoe til
2orporal og bleO lo0et Sergeant Snos
rene, 6Dis ban oilDe (aoe fig inoruls
lere FOR after 3 2lar, men ban afilog
Gilbu6et, 6a 6an not 6nife6e at ie i'm
6iemitaOn i9en. 8eqge taIer bog iaa
Imaat ON at De muligbi8 gaar til6aQe
igen efteriom &limaet Der er oem for
folOt, men be 6liber not fortrolig meb
48iscon1ins 6oarbe 8intre efter at be
bar Op6Olbt fig / 9jemmet nogen 9io.
,9Soltets Q(ois".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-04
StancSer Soften oa uo6riper
furfDlel5cu.

Laxative BromoQul ulnine 1iner furerer enssorfg
lelie paa en9ag. 3ngenpeIbreoeie, ingen3etang'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-04

u6p8getig 0pb. 8eter Gqris
ftianIon Gbicago Opoe 3orsbag Q(fz
ten. 6an BRAT li9e fgr fin 0po en-
Pint Mbiitp / en- SIurt og bette an
tdges at bGre ben btrette 2larIag til
bans 9pb, ifent Goronerlege Sprins
ger. Iom bleb tiltaIbt fort efter, err
tl9reoe 0pOsaorIagen at bare 5ebts
bannelie omtring 9iertet.
6briItianIon bar Iammen meb en-
Del andre ct 0rittelag, ba GbriItis
anion og 9tnoeripn tom til at bispus
tere ON, 6oorbibt bet bar muligt at
tpmme en- bel PintfldIte ct Drag.
Gbriitianion Iatte 5laIten for Munben
og temte ben. glogle Minutter efter
falot ban beo ON. GbriitidnIon bar
GntemdnO og efterlaoer lg fem 8prn
unber 10 Qtdr. 6an bar npIig tommet
tilba9e fra Rorore Wli6igan, bbor ban
bdobe arbejoet fom Ssferer | 8inter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-04

9ouis2ange, E, Der / en- Qtdrratte
bar bGret be 5or. Staters aonIul.
fprit 2lnaaberg / Satsen, iib:n 9re-
men, er oso / fit 9jem / ct. 2ouis.
2(fogbe bar en- Ssn af ben fpr en- Del
9lar iioen afopbe llO9ioer uf bet be-
tenbte tDIfe 9lab ..4benbi6ule". 6.
aange, Der fun bleo AZ 9(ar gl, bar
@runolagger af Gbicago 8laoet
.9unbi6au", ct politilf llaebldo.
glanot tnife 2utberanere Der Ganbet
neo ban ne9en @nieelfe og @gtelie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-04

Sotbfeitelfe. Gamoen. y.
g., Dec. 81. - @eo 8or6unosIendto,
@iaiam s. Benefits 9e9raoelie funge=
reoe fplgenoe Mano iom Sorsematr
f6aftr GtneraiabiuOant 6or6in, 6uz
Derner @er6els, @eneralaoootat
@rig9s, arigsmniit"r @oot. qraiis
bent GosIatt fra 9enui9loania 9anen.
% Clemens q. @rislam. qrGi0ent for
Snternational Raoigali2n GompanD.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-04

Yeft 8prneofpl. Gin
coin, ST., Dec. 30. = 0per 100 Iii
fGloe af Smadtoppet er fpnItuteret /
2lIblet for iinbsloage 8grn 2incoIn
Man baboe antaget Sbgoommen for
6hictenpOr Og bapbe in9en 5oriigtigs
be0sregler tuget.
5ormanoen for Stats Sunb6ebs-
Commissioner, Or. Ggun. bleo til
talot. .6un erflGreOe eie6litfelig Sp9z
oommen for Stopper og tog De itrGns
geite 5orbolOsregler.
Der er pber 1000 8ern 2tIDlet for
uoen 2fiplets 9erIonaIe, Der uogpr
183.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-04

nSuIegobe uben g a II.
Snoiauapoli8, Dec. %. - Oa Qoftbe=
tientene be6 Mionatstib ifuloe iortere
Sulepatlerne for be ub9aaenOe 9og,
fanbt be en- Guro. Der boerien 6aOoe
9loresie eller 8rimGrter. s5n9en iunoe
butte at 6abe ta9et imob ben 0d Sur
pen bleb lo9t paa Sioen, falot en- 0iGlz
feflaite uo of ben. Man oobneoe Oa
8uroen og fanot ct 0rengebarn, omz
trent en- llge gdmmelt, om6pggeligt
inopattet | Glonnelstgj og rolig
Sebn. Gn anoen M9lteflaIte fanbtes
/ &uroen. Yolitiet bleb tiltal0t og tog
Jig af Barnet, poItfunttionGrerne er
lite Stano til at fatte, bporoan Sur
ben er tommen oerinb. Oct antages.
at Wioberen bar fat ben inb Qotalet
og lat ben neb beb Siben al ben fore
Sob at andre patfer, uben at be traOle
8etiente far lagt Merte til benoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-04

9lange 2(ars Sporeffil
finger rItjaolne. Gbicago, Dec
81. - Sd 9amle apinber, 6egge oOer
70 Mar. Fiber opbeIte Sorg op.r,
at beres 4enge er blepsn bsm fruTtjaals
ne. Den ere table neiten 5oritanOen
al 6ortoiDlelIe.
Summen bar fun life, fun 6enbeb
$500. Nrs. Moran, II 2tar gammel,
ejer ct file 6us paa WaGer Str. og en-
aF 6enbes Stuer er lejet uo til Wtrs.
QebsnIon U}rs. Woran bar juit
gaaet 10 for at be1ege Ell Sen, Der
6reoe / lort 9(fitano - % nGppe 6aboe
bum foriaot 6uiet far to 0iano 6rgb
ino og rania9.be bDer en- &rog BET
fife 6as. SRA Ulrs. 0loran toa be
500, iom De fanot liq9enbe paa 9orz
bet, og bos M}rs. 2ebenIon fanot oe
$156 og en- &ing en- puna, Der bar
gent unber &ommpOen.
Bolitiet mener at bare pda SpOr
.fter 3hbsne
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-04

9pbsfalb. Suctiun, Dec. 27.
- Gn betenbt 2anosmanb, 6ans
8dumgudrbs 6uitrll, er afgadet peb
Osben. 5amilien lebeOe iin 5ib for
flere @dr / Omaha, men bar / be iibIte
10 9(ar boet Der Minneiota. Qtfbpbe
bar fsot @eien Senoerjplluno. 50
af QGeteparret 8aumgaarbs Optre ct
9ifte meb Ssnner af samle Seren
Nielien, Der i'm Sib inbe6apbe bet be-
fenbte Scanpinapian 9otel | Omaha.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-04

GngoO Sulegobe. ct. 2utes
6oipital / &acine, Der iiben bet fom
/ 6enberne paa ben banite 6oipitaIsz
itDrelie, er bebft tenbt unber 9donet
"9et 6anite 9oTpital", fl Sig. sol
fets 2tOis" en- Imut Sule9ube 8orm
af en- 8anfunbisning paa $1,000, til
at betale ubeituaenOe @elb meb, og
ben abIe gioer bar ingen dnOen en0
W}r. @m. 6orlict, Der iioite 5oruar
IfenteOe 6oIpitalet en- 9ilbbgning, iom
toiteDe ca. $1,000 og 6leo oprettet Iom
ct mutt og barigt W}inoe om bans
Oatter 2(lice, Der beoe / en- ung 2tloer
beo ct lllptte8tilfelDe / Stolen. =
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-04

Oanfterneereren " mer i
taner. &pbenbabn, Sec. 30. = S
3pbenbapn bpOe / 2tftes en- omeritanif
3anolege. Or. 2tqanro Reab, Der bar
beret boiiObenbe 8Den iiben 1860.
9an bar fp0t PennIplDania og bar
aniet for en- af De bebite Sanblager /
&eben6abn. 8lanbt bem, Der Ie9te
6am iom 3an0lege, bar 6ele ben oanife
O9 fOenfte &ongefamilie, Gnfeteiferin=
Den At 9fuslano og Den enaelffe 0ron-
ming.
Den afOgoe afflog aae OrOen8titler
o9 andre 2Gresbepisninger og bebolDt
i'm umerifanite 8ogerret. aranIe fra
Den tongslige 6amilie oil bIibe lagt
paa Or. Reaos aiIte pad 8egraoelfes-
odgen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-04
9anlf=Mmerifan1f.

sllglsllIHssl1IIl 8lllH8laa9g.8lsi
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-04

96bsfalo. M}rs. 9erggrosn,
Glt 0orn, Sopa, er 0so efter flere
Nars SDag9eb.
The Washington times., 1902-08-28
"MY COUNTRY, IT'S OF THEE"
Marine Band Played New Setting for
the National Air.

The United States Marine Band gave
another OF its delightful concerts yes
terday afternoon at the Capitol. when
an entertaining program and q number
Of encores were rendered under the dl-
rection of Lieutenant Santlemaun.
One of the interesting features Of the
concert was the first rendition of a
new composition by local musician
The composition has been entered in the
competition for the Tiffany medal. said
to be worth $500 which has been offered
by the National Federation of Women $
Musical Clubs and Societies for the
most appropriate musical setting to the
words OF My Country. 'Tis Of Thee"
The name of the composer OF vcster-
days number is withheld but that Di-
rector Santlemann saw lit to play the
selection seems 10 augur well for its
standing among ether numbers entered
in the competition. The music Is pleas
ing and well adapted to the words Ac-
cording to one OF the rules made by the
present leader of The band. such compo-
sltiOns are not given place on the
regular program, but are used as en-
cores. Yesterday the new piece was
placed after the seXtet from Lucia"
The Washington times., 1902-08-28
Opening OF the Empire Saturday.

Two of the late Charles Hoyts most
successful comedies will be presented
at the Empire Family Theater its open
ing week, commencing next Saturday
night
"A Stranger in New York" will be the
attraction, and "A Trip to Chinatown"
will be seen the following Thursday.
Friday, and Saturday.
Although these plays are wholly dis
similar. they are written along the
same general lines and it is claimed
that they are the NEST representative of
all the Hoyt's plays. Both contain
some clever satire. plenty of good char
acter sketches, and the skillful com
mingling CT the most absurd happenings
with everyday occurrences.
The presentation OF two such plays by
the same company is new departure,
but will no doubt meet with general
favor. The scenic production. music
songs. dances, and vaudeville features
OF each play, it is claimed by the man
agement, are entirely separate and dis
tinct-nothing duplicated. while the
songs are the latest successes of popu-
lar authors.
A matinee will be given daily. The
Empire with its new policy will also
have new prices. Matinees viii be 10
and 20 cents; the evening prices will be
10, 90 go and 80 cents. Seats are now
on sale.
The Washington times., 1902-08-28
UNITED STATES SHIP
TO VISIT WAKE ISLAND
Japan Does Not Question Sovereignty
of Uucle Sam.

The training-ship Adams. now on the
Pacific Coast. has been ordered TO make
a cruise of the Pacific Islands. with a
special view TO paying a visit to Wake
Island.
About two months ago a United States
transport stopped at Wake Island. and
her commander was rather surprised to
see a large colony Of Japs, which seemed
to be pretty much in control OF affairs.
He reported the matter TO the War De-
partment, which sent It 10 the Navy. and
from there it was referred to the Secre-
tary Of State.
The latter referred II TO tho japanese
government, ana the Japanese MINISTER
explained that his government did not
question the sovereignty Of the United
States, and that III" japanese on Wake
Island were there in pursuit Of peace
ful callings.
This satisfied The Secretary of state.
who so Informed the Navy Department.
Not later than yesterday a letter was
sent 10 the japanese minister, informing
him that the Japanese on Wake Island
would not be disturbed. Following this.
however. orders were issued to the
Adams to visit the island in question.
II is believed that the commander Of
The Adams will investigate conditions
there carefully and make report on
the subiect 20 the officials interested. 1t
is the opinion here that no steps will
have TO be taken to disturb the Ja5s on
the island in their pursuits.
The Washington times., 1902-08-28
Black Patti Troubadours.

The Black Patti has rallied around her
troubador banners about all the talent
worth having in the colored world of
comedy, song and dance.
Her success has been SO great that she
has been able TO create sort of monop-
oily and plutocracy % g jet tint Her
company for this season numbers over
two score of white teeth and shiney-
eyed male and female funiness and fun
sters. says the press agent. This collec-
tions OF singers. dancers and cake walk
ers is headed by the merriest Andrew
that ever split his face in twain when
he smiled. John Rucker. The Alabama
Blossom is a corker-in fact. a fancy
cut glass stopper in the way of a good
cork-who don't need burnt cork to be
black. CT be merry. droll or hilariously
amusing
The troubadors will appear at Conven-
tion Hall next Monday afternoon and
night Seats will be On sale at Sanders
& Stayman's music store tomorrow
morning
The Washington times., 1902-08-28
COMING TO THE THEATERS.
nc. Columbia-aSt. ANN

The st Ann" company. accompanied
by the author proprietor. Paul Arm
strong. reached Washington yesterday
noon, and the rehearsals which have
been going on in New York will be con-
tinued by MIR. Armstrong on the stage
of the Columbia up to the opening night
next Monday.
The cast Is headed by Miss Laura
Nelson Hail, whose popularity during
her recent connection with the Arden
stool; company here is quite enough to
convince Washingtonians that the lead
ing role is in competent hands. Charles
Waldrcn viii have the part of Titus.
and Robert McWade, prominently iden-
titled with the success Of Julia Arthur's
"A Lady OF Quality" will essay the
chief comedy part.
Among other well-known players in
the cast are Anna Robinson, Edith
Hinckel Ninette Thullen. and Lucille
York
st Ann is modern romance which
in no way deals with matters religious.
The title is merely term of endear-
ment given by her fellow workers to
young artist whose name is Ann. This
is Miss Halls role. the part of mis-
guided girl who finally realizes the er-
ror of her WAYS.
While st. Ann" is primarily a
serious story. strong vein of comedy
is said to run throughout the piece.
Numerous advance orders for seats
have been received by Messrs Luckett
r l..
which was unavoidably postponed o9-
ing 10 the remodeiing of the Columbia
lobby, will be opened this morning at 9
o'clock
The Washington times., 1902-08-28
Ex-Governor Hoadley's Funeral.

NEW YORK. Aug. 2T.-The funeral
Of George Hoadley. former governor %
Sanitarium, Watkins, y. Y. yesterday
afternoon, will take place in Cincin-
natl on Friday morning at 10 o'clock.
The family Of Mr.. Hoadley. who were
with him when he died. will accom-
pany the body 10 Cincinnati today,
The funeral arrangements will be ex-
tremelv simple, and the body of the
former governor will be inferred in the
family vault in Cincinnati.
The Washington times., 1902-08-28
Marietta Not Needed at Laguyara.

The State department yesterday re
ceived a dispatch from United staass
Minister Bowen. at Laguyara. Venezuela.
stating that he has suggested 20 Com
mander John Rodgers OF the Marietta.
that the presence of his ship at La
guyara is no longer imperative. Minister
Bowen has further suggested to Com
mander Rodgers that it might be well for
him TO take the Marietta to Curacao and
give his men some liberty ashore.
The Washington times., 1902-08-28
Kernan's Tiger Lilies"

The management OF the Lyceum The
ater has secured for the coming week
the burlesquc organization known as the
Tiger Lilies" under the management
of Mr. VIII y. Drew. CT the Star The
alter, Cleveland. Being identified with
the burlesque business for so many
years. Mr. Drew has placed something
before the public that he expects will be
appreciated.
Among those comprising the company
are the Garrity Sisters, singers and
dancers: Decnzo Brothers, barrel jump
es: Black and Hooper, trayesty artists
Cooper and Reynolds, and as an extra
attraction. the Three Polos. marvellous
flying acrobats. an act that has never
before been seen here.
The opening and closing numbers will
be presented by the entire strength of
the company. assisted by a chorus of
young women.
The Washington times., 1902-08-28
Academy-"Great White Diamond !"

The attraction at the Academy Eext,
starting with m extra matinee Monday.
Labor Day, viii be The Great White
Dlamond.<
The idea Of the play is said to be orig
inal and the action strong. The plot
contains almost everything from deep
pathos TO the broadest comedy, and the
sensational and mechanical effects are
described as marvellous. No playwright
has ever treated the subject Of Nycta-
lopia until Walter Fessler introduced
the weird "Nyctalops' into The Great
White Diamond
There will be the usual Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday matinees.
The Washington times., 1902-08-28
SECRETARY SHAW LEAVES.
Will Spend Few Days at Thompson's
Point, Vt, His Summer Home.

Secretary s,aw. B. the Treasury. leit
last night for his summer home az
Thompsons Point, VT. where lie will on
Saturday and sunday entertain President
Roosevelt. The Secretary will return
to Washington next week.
Robert b. Armstrong. Secretary Shaw's
private'secretary will leave Washington
tonight for New York. and on Saturday
he viii sail from that port on the steam
ship iceland for Antwerp He will be
accompanied by Mrs. Armstrong They
will remain on the continent several
weeks. and will return TO this country
about October l. Mr. Armstrong goes
for his health.
The Washington times., 1902-08-28
Justice Party to Nominate.

Tire Coiored Republicans and Justice
Party will hold a mass-meeting and
picnic at Linden. Nd. on Saturday, Au
gust 30. At this meeting the formal
nomination of n candidate for Congress
from the Sixth district will be an
nOunced
The Washington times., 1902-08-28
Destroyer Truxton Accepted.

The Navy Department yesterday form
ally accepted the torpedo boat destroyer
Truxton and the torpedo boat De Long.
The official trial OF the Decatur will
occur on Friday