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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-23
RICHMOND Va. WEDN EsDAY. APRIL .23, 1902

humor The building, seating 5000 peo-i
pie. was filled to the toprnost row soon
after the convention was called to 1der.
by General X Nj. VanZandt, president
Of the Texas Reunion Association. From
pillar and posts hung bunting and flags
and pictures Of old Confederate chief;
tains. The crowds were composed mot.
alone OF veterans, but of their sons and
wives and daughters. Maids of honor
ard sponsors. some. notably those from
Louisiana, in brass buttons and Confede-
rate gray, but the majority in cool white,
lent an air of ornamentation to the scene
Following the opening Of the meeting by
Sene0al Vanzandt, Chaplain Young. of
Texas delivered a touching invocation.
General Joseph D. Sayers, on behalf of
the State Of Texas, then welcomed the
,is..ors to the State He was followed
by Ben. .E cabell, Mayoreo Of Dallas who
gave the veterans the freedom OF the
city.
IN welcoming the veterans on behalf
OF the Confederate veterans of Texas,
Hon. G.@B. Gerald, of Waco, paid a
tribute to the Confederate soldier. both
in war and in peace: condemned inn
perialism and opposed the admission of
Confederate veterans to homes for Union
soldiers. though he said he honored
President Mckinley for his expressions
upon this subject, adding that she
thought he voiced the sentiment of the
South when he said that McKinley,s
death was the greatest calamity shis
land has known since the death of Lin
coln.''
ELOQUENT ADDRESS
Mr. Gerald's welcome to the veterans
was in the following words:
Comrades, Ladies and visitorE,-An
old-time Creek has. said. BUILD monu-
ments Of imperishable marble to com
memor:ate victories over foreign foes but
only those of decayinss wood to perpetu-
ate the, memories of civil strife Per-
haps it would have been bettes had this
sentiment taken deep root In this land
of ours, but it has not done so, and the
organization Of the Grand Army of the
Republic and its Sons of Veterans natu-
rally produced the Confederate Veterans
and the Sons and Daughters of the Con-
federacy. The men in blue light their
annual camp fires. tell the stories Of the
past and rejoice in the victory won:. so
the men in gray meet annually to revive
the memories Of the past, contribute to
the facts Of history; while they sing no
peans of victory, they proudly point to
~ H.. ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-23
ODD-FELLOWS' MEETING.
Addresses Made at Union
Meeting Last Night.

Members of all the Odd-FelIow lodges
in the city and Manchester held union,
meeting ats Odd Fellows Hall, Mayo and
Franklin Streets, last night. The meet
ing was one of special interest, as adj.
dresses were made by Grand Secdetary T.
Wiley Davis, Grand Treasurer John w.
Grand Representative Fill
Monta que. Thomas Is. Hicks. of Aboll
Ben Adhem Lodge; Past Grand-Master
Thomas N. Kendler, w. II. Parker, past
grand master; w. H. Bailey and others.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-23
Postal Affairs.
special Dispatch 10 The Times &

Especial Dispatch 10 The Times
WASHINGTON, D. G., April z. Dora a
{. ] ennings has been commissioner post
muster Of s the newiy-esta "a bilshed post
Office at Mica jah. N ttoways count Va -ss8
The following rural free delivery route;
has been estab blished to commence July
1902 additional service route. Z 11l1 q
.Danyille. Pittsylvania county, a. one!
covered; length of route, 2 miles; area
covered 20 square miles, population
served ! 624;; I; number of houses on route
i 56
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-23


ay
$ .. .7o
Preciptaton ~ during E pas honrs m ..
of
to m the date for the
new Final on
Epgina
ga@@
the Demoeac in Norfolk
Amaret n
nSi9asons Prince m a1a and
Dallas
biz with
10 1hs @ M % ehapsone pafs g IRON eoneEs
makes
Virginia
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-23

When the sun is on the sizzle,
And the earth begins to frizzle,
Under heat ali in a drizzle),
Like a pot, pot, pot;
And the man with things to drink
Never gets the rinky-dink.
Then we all begin to think
That it's hot, hot, hot.
Mails of the Weather Man.
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NARROW.ES
Barton Myers, British Vice Consul, Falls

Barton Myers, British ce-Consul, Falls
of a Pier Into the. River. s$s5 81.
Special Dispatch to The Times
NORFOLK, VA. april Honorable
Barton Myers, British vice-consul,s acci-.
dentally fell into Sthe Elizabeth RiyerSto-
day while walking upon! pier.
He would have been drowned hadssome
jcolored men rot rescued him:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-23

wholesale Grocers Associat ton to-day
elected Off icers and q .s A. Van Hoose,i
.Bir,ninE a.. wa made president.ssz
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CONTINUED on Second Page.)
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was the fact tha II there was not a dis
'senting voice IN either. Strong reso1u-
stions commencing the course Of both del-
.egates were adopted. and both meetings
made ringing declarations gainst sub
.mitting to any electorate.
C.IJAI3T O1vrE no 5hC.,T s4SsS$.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-23

work upon this building Will be begun
ikhin thA next q thirty DAYS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-03-17
|. W0LFSON, Ecke Main Plaza, SAN ANTONIO, TEX.
Mm bas Yublituul.

Die rSreie Breiie" bat iiber 400
etablirte Iaenturen i'm Staate, tpirb
on iiber 700 Boitofficen nerianbt, unb
bat cine erOBe 8erbreituna in Der
Na6bar= 8epublif Merito, i'm Snbias
nere2erritorium uno Sflaboma.
SIR Girfulations=@ =@ebiet in Teras
eritredt fib BON @alpeiton Biz binauf
nab Deniion, BON Mariball i'm Often
Bis na6 Gl Baio IN: fernen @eiten;
es iblieBt iebitperItdnblib nit be-
ionhers sablreihen 2elern bas bi9t=
beiiebelte Wittel= =geras uno ben Sub.
tpeiten Elm.
8tuei 6eiien6e finb beitiinoig, iabr<
elm, iabraus i'm Sntereiie oes Blat<
tes unter,uees uno fiibren oenlielben
i'm 8erein nit unieren ribrigen 2oz
tai : Igenten forttudbreno mere 2es
fer gu.
Sn ITbetratbt bieier 9batiahen 1T
bic nSreie Breiie". tpu es iih oorum
banoelt, Die beutlde 8en6lferung gu
erreihen, oas bette Mnseise Wae'
oium i'm staate 9eras.
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Gin 9beatcr=stambal tn 9iiiabpu.

Nus 2iiiabon miro aeidrieben:
Gin bisber faum baaepeiener 9bea=
ter=Sfanoal belfdftiat Die bieltee
@eieqihaft. Die 8pritelunsen i'm
tDnigliGen Opernbouie SAP Gar
loS" muBten unterbrDben tperoen,
tueil oas 9heater au - inu1ubig
uar uno oas Bublifum iib peieerte,
auf ben @iben Blab 81 nebmen.
Die Sbulo an btelem MiBitanoe
muB alIeroinas gum 9beile Den 2ii=
iabonern ielbit sueelhrleben tperoen,
oa iie am lebten &arnepalstage 2oz
F, gen uno 2ebnitiible uibt nur nit
Confetti, 5erpentinen uno 8lumen,
ionbern auh nit Wtebl. ia ioear nit
Butter= uno gr6mefuden betpprfen
batten, Die nun an ben 2oeen uno
ben lammtenen 2ebnitublen fleben
aeblieben uaren. Dieies eieenortige
@ebabren batte ben StnprelariD Sr.
Bacini (einen Bruber Der berIbmtz
ten Sdngerin) bermoBen in @utb
gebrabt, baB er oas 9beater einfab
niht tpieoer reini9en lieb. 8efann=
ten gegeniiber ioq er iosar aeduBert
baben, ie ibnubiger, beito beller fir
oas Bublifum. &urs, Der Gbenb
tam beran; es mar @ala<Bpriteuung.
! Die 6erren uno 9amen Der erlten
@eiellldaftsfreiie ordngten iib in ben
auserleienften 9oiletten in ben Saal;
AUDI Die fDniglihe Jamilie erId)ten
in ibrer 2u9e, aber Miemanb pDllte
Blab nebmen, neil Webl, &reibe
uno Creme Die 3ulhaueriibe fait
untenntlib genabt batten. Das
Hublifum purbe tpilb; es begann
gu itampfen unb au pfeifen, obne iib
UNI bic @egentpart bes aDnigs 3u
tiimmern; uno als nun gar Der Gor=
bang auf9ing. ba flogen Stible unb
Bdnfe auf Die 8ubne. man noute
ben SmpreiariD lnnben. Der @ou>
perneur erihien nun an Der Brit
itung leiner 2oge uno periudte Die
8uibauer CUR &ube gu brin9en.
Tergeblibe Wfiibe. @r tpuroe biu-
ausgetrampelt uno beidimpft. uno
oa er unm69lif ge9en ben por=
tugieiiihen Noel (aub niele Di=
plomaten paren nit ibren Da=
men eridienen) feline Boliaeimann-
i1aft einriiden la1ien fonnte, 10
muBte er iih unnerribteter Sabe
5uriid5ieben; er tpiro. pie es beiBt,
Inn feline Gntlaiiung einfommen. Der
80nig uno Die R0ni9iu nerlieBen oas
OpernbauS uno bic Boritequngen
muBten auf unbeitimmte Belt unter=
brDhen tueroen. Sept iino Gle 26lb=
nannibaften in oas Opernbaus ein=
gesogen unb balten gruBe @dlhe ab;
hoffentlid3 eelinet es ibnen, gum
6rommen Der Wuiifliebbaber Den
furhtbaren Shmub gu entfernen!
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fdie'1. Die Woden {dli9en bobin-
es iparb Oesember.

1nieu. Die Wo4en {hli9en bohin--
es iparb Desember.
Ra9 ar benz tansen, bonaen Wo-,
ten unb 9orren fab iie iih enblid p;,.
Der genau auf oemlelben tro5tioien
puntte tpie bamals bor ihrcm 8efude
bel Jrau Gdftr0m. @eelif9 unb fDrz
perli9 elent tam iiesines Mbenbs in ibr
iiberbef9eibenes Gbambreaarni beim,
oas its bet elmer fleinen 8eantenpittm,
TN pierten Stod zines 5interbaufes ber
Snnenitabt 5u eigen bate.
Wm tiebiten bdtte iie iterben mSaeu
-ieBt, fpo AUDI bic IsBte 6offnuna auf
eine erlofuns bur9 ibre .protettorin
bingeiunten mar.
Grau gli3a bate fie ia bod ldnaft
pergeKen!
Iber nein-auf benz Slide neben
benz Mbenobrob-bem tleinen 3bess
opparat unb ben beiben bidgeianitte>
ne1 8erliner rStullen.1 bon benen
Wibtane ME msbr als ben pierten She'll
3u genieben bermohte-laa elm eleoan.
tes 8iuet9en. Ser umidlag-pon
Buttenpapier, edit bondnbifbem-trua
bas Monosramm 6. 6.
gipiane Sffnete bas Roupert unb aoo
bas ettpas fapriai0s seitodene, bod
MODERN ousseitattete &drt6en beraus
unb las:
eli5a Gditr0m. seb. gudlanb, sibt
flh bic gbre. Irdulein Wipiane Mlars
tens aum 10. Oeaembsr finf lthr sum
3bee einaulaben.
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sseue eduleu auf Guba.

Set Der ameritaniiaen Occupation Der Sniel Cuba
ino $500 nsue s@ulen er6ifnet uno usle tuidtiss
&eiormen in oeren gr3iebunssipfem ber6eieeiibt
moroen. Cine Soee bon Der Mrbeit oerieIbsn tann
mon BON oeren Ausfeluns auf Der thralid fattae=
babten pan =amerfaniihen 4usitelung erlaneen. mo-
ibnen flnf goloene uno pier iilberne McoallIen
5usrfannt luuroen. Das lit fderlld Elm unnoerbarer
,,&eeorb". uno spar einer aui ben mir ale ol lem
iolten Gin Ipunnerbarcr Hecoro" ebt ierner binter
3oitetter's Wa9enbitters, benz beribmten amerifan=
i&en eilmitel tr als 2eiDen oes Wagens. Der 2eber
unD Der Sdrme. Gs 9lebt in Der 0elt tein ebenIo
gutes Wttel ftr 8eroauunss sbedmeroen, 0pspepIie,
Yldhlubt. Saatoerglftun9, Nerpoiitdt uno S4lai=
loiigteit mno fals 3br bon irgeno elnem oeier at=
ben sequalt lperoet ratben mir Sud oringeno, es 3l
periuden IS 1T ferner EN- ausee;ei6netes 8lut=
reinieungsmittel uno Iplte in telnem 6ausbalt
feblen. 9as -e6te mub uniere Yripat= =sdusmarte
am 6alle Der ffajte baben,
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TanS feiueu GrI55cr.

nSeit pielen Sabren mar i6 nit
broniiber unoeroauli1teit unb ners
ooler Mbgeipanntbeit hebaftet" ,
ihreibt S. s. Green BON 2ancaiter,
W. 8. ~aein Wittel bolf mir, bis
ib anfing Electric Bitters' su
nebmen, oas mir 1nebr balf, als a[le
anoeren Wlittel, bic ih bisber aee
nOmmen babe. Electric Bitters"
bat AUDI bic @elunobeit meiner
Srau jabrelona aufreht erbalteu.
Sic iaet, Electric Bitters" lei
uniibertroffen aeaeu syrauen=8ranfz
beiten. Seine anoere Weoiciu fann
fih in unierer sSamilie ben 8lab
erubern, ben Electric Bitters'
iebt einnimmt. Sour so Gents. 2u
baben bel S. &alteper & Subn.
Geo. s. S. Shmitt, gieentbamer,
uno No. DreiB.
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Die 9Dnigin &eaentin Gbri.
itine non 9panieu bat Den Bremier<
mtniiter Sa9aita NIT Der &eubilz
oung zines Cabinets befraut. 9lber
auh oas. neue Wtiniiterium tpiro
lbon balo uieoer pur elmer idbtperen
$riits iteben, oenn Ger Baplt bat
Die ipaniibe &esierung eriuht, oaB
ite oas neue Decret uiht in &raft
treten lallen mDge. tponad) fib oas
Wereinsgeieb AUDI auf Die religi6len
Oroen er1treden Iou.
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8. g a pitel.

Cine 1beeinlabuns!-Das mar
eisentli4 trasitomiid, tpenn mon iid
Der beipegten morte Der f91nen syrau
Gli5o entiann!-Gine Ebeeeinlabuna
-bos mar alIess So unb lag i'm
Grunbe nidt Elm beibenber @pott
barin2
@ipiane bate bic 2eibensaeit I'm
9aufe 8arabant Elm ipenis berbittert.
Den gansen folsenben Sag that iie lire
qrbe;t perbrofIen uub tn ii9 getebrt.
Sic tuubte nidt einmal 70 redt, Of iie
be Ginsabung iiberboupt annebmen
folIte. sic ipiirbe ia bod nnr cine trar
rige RoIle In ben gldnasnben Rdumsn
Der S4ottin fpielen. Denn tuas itelIteI
iie oenn ben Gditen ber id1nen ssro,l
GdifrOm segeniiber onbsres Dor als ein
armes. 14ub' unb bilflofes 2oben,
m6b9en9
9benbs fu9te {ie ii1 aber bod bosi
Rleib piebtr berpor. bos ibr i'm IribsI
iahr ibre protettorin geidenit bate,
Grau Winter, bte poitmei itersnittpe,
ibre Quar.ierseberin. tam baau. MIs.
tie bon Der ginlabung ibrer blaflen
gbombregdrniitin b1rte, mar lie gona.
ifola unb oufseregt. Die sutmiitbige
aGte sSrau, be bic 9erltnes WerbdltnifIs
bener fannie als Grau Gditr5m, bate
fih man9mal ibre befonberen @eban!er,
boriiber sema4t. bab man Elm 70 !is4
bes. feiner5ogenes, eebilbetes MGb4eu
mitten in bos Gobulpabobu bes 6errn
9orapant ftsllte. Nun ities UiDione
glei4 nieber I'M Elm ganaes grobes
@tiid in ibren Musen. Cine s.brudte
Ginlabung bate ihre gbdmbregarniitin
erbalten--unb auf 70 fsinem popier-'
unb nod bem Rurfiiritenbomm!
90 balf nun @ipiane oIles ni4ts:
Grau Minter, bic f1neibern eelerns
bate. tonnte pl0sli4 i6r Salient ni9s
mebr bolten unb sins nod befelbisen
Ibenbs nit einem tpabren Jeuereifsr
on's Mert.
elts olles enblid fertis mar. mubte
f9 0ibiane ober bod ipieber geitsben:
tuie armfeIis piirbe fie In ibrer pers
fdliHenen pra9t ith nsben Grau gliaa
unb unter beren elesanten @diten aus
nebmen!
Iber piclIei1t mar auber ibr unb
ben anberen iunsen Mdbden bes rgltes
liers" iiberbaupt 9aismanb gelaben.
"a. bos erfdien ibr fosar ipa6rfdein.
lih. benn fie bate bod eigentli1 ouf,
eeb0rt, aur r@eielIf1aft au re9nen,
iestbem lie Bel 9arapont Blumen pers
taufte.
@ibiane tdufdte iia inbeTen. 81
tpar am 10. Deaember Elm sldn5snber
4reis in ben prdhtisen Naumen Der
Shnttin berfammelt. limb bic 6auss
frau mar sesen ibre r4boptiptD9ter~
bon elmer beadubernben liebenspirbias
teit. ia 6eralidteit. 9nfanss lift
0ibiane unter elmer sroben Bsfangsns
beit. Sic parb sleih ibren 2olIegins
men allen antpeienben Damen porseiteui
unb bon ben Mei{ten in's @eiprdd ae.
aosen. Go tparen bic betannteiten Der.
treterinnen ber 8erliner Jrauenbetpe.
guns 5ugeyen, aud Riinftlerinnen Don
srobem Reilommee; unter ben 9erren
befanben ii9 einiss 2si9stassabgeorbs
nete, fopie Mdnner Der WiFen1daft
uno TunIi
(ssurtiesuna folet).
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Wte III eteS!

aeir bieten einbunoert Dollars Bslobnuns for is.
ben Gaa uon Qatarrb. Der ni&t our& Ginnsbmsn
Don 6aa's 2atarrt= =2ur eebeilt ueroen fam.
q. ). Gbenep d Go.. Gieentb., foleoo, o.
a8ir. bic llntersihnstsn, BADEN 8. ). Gbsnsp felt
ben leben Is Sabrsn aetannt uno bolten ibn flr
pofItommen ebrenboit in alien Gei&dftsbanolum.
gen uno Hnan5ieu btfdbiet, ale bon leiner 9yirma
eingeeanaenen gerb,noli&teitsn 8u erfallen.
wsit 4 SruaI, Srobbanoeis. 0rssuifisn, 80.
ieoo, Q.
Watbins. Riunau & marvin, Srobban.
oels= =6rosuiftex. Soleoo. Q.
6all's QatarrtsRur wiro iunerliH aencmmen uno
ip,rtt oireft aut oas Btut uno Die leimiaea ODER.
Hd&en oss Spfems. 3euanife frei perianot pnis
Is Gents fur bic 6laihs. 8erfauft bon alien apos
tbefsrn.
oau'S 1amtlten Dinen iino bic beftsn
- Jn unenabe fdllt man, udb.
renb man in @nabe triehen mus.
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Geoutme,te &eCuno6eit.

9alteu Gle Sbren &Orpsr burd BIN
selesentlideu Gsbraud bon Gu,t's g..
bsrpillsn pOaitdnoia in Srbnuus. Gle
resuliren ben Darmfaual uab sr;sussn
CHM kraftigsu edrp:r.
&Opfidmeracn. Malariu, GulIenltiosn.
Seritcpfuns uno abniide 9ranfbei:.a
werben uoaitdnots tur,rt Sura
Smtt'S &eber Yiue:s.
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- Sn @arihau tpuroe Der ruis
iiibe Sberit @rimm Dor elm ariees-
geriht geitelIt. 9erlelbe Iuu Ieit
III Sabren alle ibm erreihbaren mir
litdriihen @ebeimniHe an Die oeut=
Idle @eids 8eeieruns pertauft ba-
ben. GhlieBlib oenuncirte i'm feline
ei9ene ,Srau, iuelber er @runo CUR
Giferluht aegeben bate.
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6. Sdenerneler's Tamiliensarteu

erfreut iib mesen ieiner auseeaeib.
neten &ibe oes beiteu &ufes bel
6leiisen uno Sremoen uno mirb
oementipreheno BON ssreunoen elmer
auten oeutihen 8Dit itarf patrpnis
iirt. Delitateiien Der 6aiipn ents
iprebeno. Wlilhereiprpoufte aller
Srt. SIN Saloon finbet man itets
friides 8ier. quite Weine, 2iquDre
uno Gigarren. Sbeuermeper's So.
milienaarten iit elm @rbolEnesplas
eriter &lefie.
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- gIcluiiues 9erritorium fir
Samion+Wlnomiiblen uno 8umpen
miro perantlportlihen Ieenten iibers
tragen. Alamu Srpn a9prfs.
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0r. Npbert g. Wtpk,

Office 1913 Gpe 6. specialiit fiir au'
gen. Sbren, 0aie uno 8eble. Spreb'
ltunoen BON 9 bis IL llbr 8ornlittaes
uno BON 2 bis 5 1hr Rahmittaas.
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- SamIon Winomiiblen iino bic
beiten. Die ie fabri5irt wuroen.
Mlamp Srpn WortS.
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poer grau 81 f$l.00, 70 Gents, so
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Semoen init ieioenen Gtnfatem;
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Ber Sateen, Breis $1.75.
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eetpebt, per Nn5ug $l.00.
Wptbers Srteno 8luiem nit
Doer o9ne &ragen so Gents.
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The Washington times., 1902-12-08
POLICE ESCORT FOR
MASCAGNI IN NEW YORK
Ian Composer Feared Personal VolenCe-Suikers'
Birthday Gift

NEW YORK. Dec. S.-Guarded by the
police, Pieuo Mascagni, the italian mu-
steal composer. came to the city yes
terday, and gave a concert at the Her
cid Square Theater.
Yesterday. the composers birthday.
added new experiences to his already
varied career in this country, which has
included two arrests and various law
suits.
Among the incidents yesterday that
marked the company's short visit in New
York were a march down Fifth Avenue.
surrounded by fifty policemen and de-
tectives in plain clothes, to protect the
Italian artists from bodily harm, a per
Torrance under the protection Of the
back pay, and a second strike for pay for
the nights concert. and. as a slight al
deviation to the wounded spirit Of the
master. a presentation to Mascagni OF a
gold watch fob from his company in
honor OF his birthday.
Performance Cut Short.
Pietro Msscagni and his orchestra nd
died in New York and slept in Hoboken
last night. and a bar or two was cut
out Of the last piece, Hymn to the Sun, -
so that the players might get out Of the
jurisdiction OF the New York courts be-
fore midnight and the end OF Sunday.
Mascagni feared writs from his old
friends and former managers, the Nit
tenthal Bros.
That Hymn to the Sun" wouldn't Z
have been cut II the performance had
not been made late by two strikes by
the musicians for pay and by the refusal
of Signora Bianchini Cappelli to go on
and sing her arias.
But everything came out right in the
end and the musicians woa their race
against time and the process servers to
the ferries.
Mayor Low and Police Commissioner
Partridge got this telegram yesterday
from New Haven:
''Aiascagni and opera company 100
people. arrive at Grand Central Station
at 4:2b l fear personal violence for
them from men VINO have resorted 20 in
| timidation. false arrests. and perjury.
| Please provide ample police protection
! for escort. RICHARD HEARD
An Efficient Escort.
The police protection was ample. Fifty
plain-clothes cops. in command Of smil-
/ ing Dick Walsh. met the musicians at
/ the station. There was nobody else In
/ the station. Mascagni wouldn't come
/ through the gate from the train platform
until Detective Petrosini assured him In
/ Tuscan that none Of the sleuths was a
musical union man with bomb or a
| Mittenthal man with wri-.
Then Mascagni and his secretary and
The Washington times., 1902-12-08

the italian detective from Mulberry
Street got into a carriage and drove 20
the Herald Square Theater. Mascagni
insisted on having the carriage curtains
drawn tight all the way.
The 100 musicians with their escort Of
fifty cops followed on foot, three abreast
with a sleuth between every two must
clans.
AT the theater ten Of the sleuths were
relieved for one hour to go and get their
evening clothes. wherewith to ornament
the stalls and boxes. The other forty
sleuths were scattered in the sack-coat
regions Of the theater. They were re-
enforced by ten men I'm uniform who sat
on the circular couches back Of the or
chestra seats.
Quick Lunch Free.
After the rehearsal and before the per-
formanco the 100 musicians and the City
cops all went to a quick-unch restau-
rant in Sixth Avenue and had everything
charged to the company
The show was scheduled for s o'clock
None Of the players would go OF until
they received $500. due them for Satur-
day nights performance in New Haven
Heard sent to the box office for 5000
which he distributed TO the players.
The curtain went up at $50 O'Clock
and there were no more troubles until
the fourth number was reached. when
Signora Bianchiui CappeHi refused to
90 on. Ten minutes more were lost in
arguing with her and then Signora Fer
netti was put on IN her place.
Then there was another strike by the
musicians. who wanted 5000 cash. subito
for last nights performance. The q an
ager offered them 500 and promised to
pay the other In Hobobcn That salts
fed all but three OF the players. who
wouldn't 90 on again without fun pay for
that nights Job.
Mascagnfs secretary ran around back
Of the stage in a frenzy to hll those three
vacant chairs.
Captain Walsh assigned Detectives
Charlie Baxter. CuIleen. and O'Connor
TO sit IN the back row and look Ike
musicians.
When Captain Walsh was asked what
the situation was. he said
There have been two strikes. three
cops are on basses, but Mascagnrs still
at the bat"
The show was over at 1:30. Ten min
utes later the musicians and Mascagni
we're bundled into cabs ard one furni-
ture van with their instruments and
driven 20 the ferry. followed by two
process servers in a cab. on a chance OF
their not getting out Of New York by
midnight They did. though. and Will
20 10 Scranton today