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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-21
THE UNIVERSITIES BRIDE,
Marriage of J. Y. W Uonney and
Miss Sf.~fr Masters RucEnrsfov


CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. December
Z0.-(SpeciaL> miss Marie Masters Buck
master and Mr.. J. L. Y. Bonney formerly
OF Baltimore. but now of Columbus, O..
were married at S % clock this evening. The
event took place in the Gothic chapel at
the University OF Virginia, which was fill
ed TO overfowing with the friends of the
bride and groorn. The beautiful ceremony
was performed by the Rev. H. B. Lee,
rector of Christ Episcopal church. Char
louisville. The brides only attendant
was her maid OF honor, Miss Mildred
Barnes Buckmaster. OF New York city,
who was prettily gowned in yellow crepe
de chine. The bride was given away by
her father. DR.. Augustus II. Bucl1nlast er,
8 professor in the medical department Of
the University OF Virginia She was hand
sonely attired in white satin, trimmed in
rare old lace.
The groom's best man was Mr. James
Brewer, OF Baltimore. assistant State at
torney for Maryland. and the ushers were
DR.. A. W. Moore. Dr.. John r. Page, Jr..
Mr.. Duncan Smith, of New York, and
Mr.. Brodie c. Nolle, Of the University Of
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the title of Virginia's gentleman captain.
immediately following a Southern tour,
the faculty We're in receipt OF flood OF
letters congratulating the University and
college athletics upon the field conduct
OF Virginia. great team and her Chester
iieldian leader. Bonney's 1881 team was
renowned as Americas best nine. having
defeated Yale 1.-TWO gaules). Princeton 1.-TWO
games), Pennsylvania two games), Cor
nell and Georgetown 1.-TWO games. NO
athlete has ever enjoyed more envlable
reputation at Virginia than Jack" Bon
ney He was D. X. E., Eli Banana. and
Ieta; was a member OF the Glee Club, OF
the Dramtic Club and e4ltor of College
Topics He took an active part in every
feature Of college life, socially. mustcally.
athletcally. and none were mora useful in
promoting good fellowship, advocating
and advancing purity in all its features.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-21
SCOTLAND NECK NEWS.
Mr.. X. White MysterfnusIy Shot
Dir. Bonner Warmly Welcomed.

SCOTLAND NECK, n. c.. December %
(Specfall-Last night. the Christmas en-
tertainment at Vine Fiji Female Acade-
my was we'll attended and much enjoyed
by the audience. It was a musical re-
citaI by the pupils Of the school, and
showed fine training. The programme
was we'll rendered throughout.
Wednesday night, as Mr. X White was
walking along one OF the principal streets
OF the town. some one shot him. The
ball entered the left side and came a
few inches around toward the back. Mr.,
Wtite could not tell who shot him. and
really was NOT certain that he saw any
one His wound was not serious, but the
shooting is still mystery.
Rev. T. P. Bonner. the Methodist min
lister for this place. has arrived. Ffe was
given warm reception by the members
of his church. They were thoughtful
enough to have his pantry well filled. ana
a special committee met and received
him into the parsonage.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-21
IN TAZEWELL's COURTS.
DR.. C. I. Reese Acquitted-Sherif
Randy Very III.

DR.. G.. i. NeeSe ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Randy Very III
TAzEWELL. VA. December eo--tSpe@
cial.)-Jonh Williams. John Thompson
and Thomas Moore were tried in thu
County Court Friday for housebreakina
and the first two were sentenced to two
wears in the penitentiary. Moore got one
year He is only q boy Of II years. and
is Well connected
DR.. c. I.-Reese, vino was ON trial Thurs
day for forgery, was acquitted on Friday
morning.
James Bandy. sheriff Of Tazewell counA
ty for the past twenty years. who had q
second strocle OF paralysis on Wednes~
day. is lying critically i'll at the Central
Hotel. and tbs chances ars against his
recovery.
G. H. McCEntock, the town sergeant,
Who has been III for some months. -
thought to be dying to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-21
,,eeates There wa. no PRAYER.

delegates. There Was no PRAYER.
No. bill or resolution was offered. and
only one leave OF absence WAS granted.
There being nothing else to do the house
da!lied with the calendar for twenty min
utss. but will: so srrall CT attendance
could Go nctairg with tie bills thereon.
the patrons of those on tteir second read
ing being absent. Out OF courtesy to them
the bills vsre passed b..
The house on motion OF Delegas
Fcatherstor. adjourned until 20 A. NJ
Tuesday. at which time it Will adjourn
until Jan 5
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-21
RIJoJ7 COMEDY COMPANY.

4
The Bijou Comedy Company Will return
to Richmond for the week. and will oc-
cupy the Bijou Theatre every night and
at matiness on Tuesday day Ihurs ,7 ;, Ell Il
signalize their homecoming is by the
Sad Sea Waves delicious musical
comedy into the web of which the clever
managers OF the Biiou Company have
worked the warp and wool OF their own
individuality, and all the charm and
dash and sparkle and brilliancy that have
become the recognized characteristics OF
the performa noes OF this popular organi-
There can be no doubt that the most
popular entertainment or at the n rooa,,t IS
mgzjea s2 ovde6 honae attest teefP.
The mere announcement that the Bjou
company is coming home is always su1fl-
cient TO turn the current Of pi2y-goers
in the direction Of the Biiou boX-otfice.
The reason is not far to seek. When one
goes to a Bijou Comedy Company's per
Torrance one is always sure or three
hours Of unalloyed delight;
Popular connedians-and there has never
been an actor in this city who could vie
with Little Chip in the race for the warm
spot in the hearts of the play-goerS-
clever speciaiities. delightful music OF the
Max Hoffman variety. gorgeous scenery.
large, attractive. and We!i-tralned
chorus OF prstty girls: are some Of the
concomitants OF a performance that lite
rally carries the audience on q great wave
OF nlerriment throughout an evening.
The Bijou Company provides US with
greater sensation each time new
medium is attacked and its success is
absolutely unprecedented in the history
Of local theatricals. It is undoubtedly
the paragon OF all musical comedy shows,
matches in wit, tu-?lor. mirth. and mel
ody.
THE beauty and dash of the girls in the
chorus. the careful and intricate staging,
and the gorgeousness and taste in the
costumes are without an equal.
The new piece is described as a,
rag-tine opera and having for 2 titls
by the Sad Sea Waves it is claimed
the company has the funniest vehicle in
which they have ever been associated,
and with the support OF inn,nense com
pany embracing the very best in their re-
spective lines. the chances are more than
favorable that they will have but little
difficulty in maintaining the high regard
in which they are held. The plot is based
upon the doings OF the Four Hundred at
a sanitarium. where all HE 70 recuperate
after wlliri Of gayety ~ the most ex
clusive circles. The action permits of
very picturesque scenery. while the OPP
portunitieS Tor many varied costumes are
numerous. Specialties of high order
have their proper place and are rapidly
presented. The music is said TO embrace
number Of original compositions. which
will certainly soon be popular.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-21

sea Waves"
axes eli sorts OF people to make
IT takes al sorts OF people TO
Besides being particularly
ssala those whose names appear
dramatic personae OF Way
me William a. Brady pro-
IT. he seen Christmas afternoon
1t ths Academy.
ordinary folks. very unlike tbs
auigrai.lS bound in dress suits
a5a human by the writers OF
society comedy. Their hurnor is
m5- Of ordinary folk and their
me pathos OF men and women
ez aor been self-schooled in tbs
philosophy Of Zeno.
ers-ihng, their stories are every
1ez; often dramatic bu, never the
4a-a Moore. the young girl who
deceived by : mock marriage and
70 tha nome OF Squire Bartlett
III TER is The embodiment of count
remembered mothers and sis
cilug!Eg. affecuonate and use
4ttia house.
rn.y human. too Is the gentle.
Mrs BarJjett. and equally human
ra q genuine a61llixIure OF Ma
Sarrv OF Dunstan tli~le. Honest
such as David Bartlett. are
n0r unfortunately. are gossips
fz-t1a Perkins. and interruptions
lE, LenuoX Sanderson.
I0Iler the Pickwickia3 chore BOY,
z-r sterling. the butterfly catcher,
stable Whipple. who represents
astv OF the law. are a little Bit
an no one who recalls the nerri-
ay ocCasioaed Will blame The au-
, in which these creations figure
Is n ssly iae tale that might be ex-
10 result from their being thrown
ts. 5asuuaaionship. Local tkeatregoers
rs,aeul Der thar Squire Bartlett learns
r1 MISS Perkins that Anna Moore. who
@ sought refuge with him. has passed
gress but didn't wear 10 WsGdin'
The Squire verifies this informa-
47f despite tie renonst-once of his
wr6 has come 70 love tbs stranger,
Anna with her supposed sin.
st-ag e8stnE way 10 . burst OF wonanly
znat5cn-the pent up emotions OF
Anna fiies into the heart Of
E SNOW storm. iSenunbed with cold
-5 1-,t.s unconscious she is found hours
er ~ I0av1l Bartlett who takes her TO
heart and hearth The story is Il the
cry taar must appeal 10 man Of chiv-
10 women OF sympathy That It
IS proven ny the remarkable rec
.5 alch lies behind the fresh local 'ap-
zee OF Tho production.
runs IN New York. Chicago. Phlla-
Boston, San Francisco, and other
evidence The popularity OF the Of
Way Down East" has ceen done
IN New York and so times IN
company 10 be seen here IN the
as differs In no important particular
1 that which has come 10 be Identt-
with IL. Persons who have Witness
its performance, viii remember that
every member OF the cast is qualified for
his or her special role.
The members of The cast Aforesaid, are
Phoebe Davies. El:ic B. COUSINS ACHE
shirley and the double Quartrtte.
THE AANNaIA9' AS a DRAMA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-21

Laughter and Lies comes TO this city
interpreted by the same surprising com
pany that was seen in Nathan Hale.
and that Of itself is g sufficient endorse
n1ent OF performance Of genuine merit
The new play, which has been offered
elsewhere in the South. and has received
most cordial endorsements. contains all
the essential elements of melodran1atic
and romantic interests. and the comedy
spirit which prevails throughout the
work is quality quite in keeping with
the lofty sentiment otherwise so neces-
sary towards dramatic effect.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-21

Judge and Mrs. Sidney ]. Dudley. OF
Hampton. arrived IN the city Friday
morning and left in the evening for
Washington and Baltimore. They Will
return this week TO spend the Christmas
holidays with Mr. and Mrs. II. a. Atkin-
son
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THE HOUSE.

The house met at noon and vas called
to order by Speaker Ryan. Thers. were
present only about twenty-sevea or eight
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-21

daughter and Lies" Mr.. Ryle's latest
success, also deals with eye Early frou-
hles," and while IFS purpose is not given
anv historical significance. it is report
ed upon good authority. that the author
has exhibited decided originality and IN
genu,tv. and that the scenes ana Incl
dents are perneated with that certain
quality Of wholesome humor which tenos
greatly towards ent.ven!ng really melo-
dramatic offering.
Il, these days Of problem play and an
sorts OF questionable stage offerings II
is a refreshing relief TO ind at least one
actor who is willing and perfectly satls-
fed TO confne himself TO the more
exalted kind OF stage production: hence,
tn. approaching visit OF Howard Kyle.
a most estinable actor. and one whose
conscientious and painstaking EFFORTS
will not so readily be forgotten by those
who had the pleasure OF witnessing the
performance OF Nathan Hale" last sea-
son. is anticipated with real pleasure by
those who have seen and heard this great
actor.
Furthermore. It is a pleasure to note
that Mr. Kyle has the best interests OF
our theatre-goers at heart, and thus
eyfnces his friendly disposition towards
them. by making his appearance here at
the Academy Monday. December 2sth In
an entirely new and original play.
Laughter and Las. OF which Asa
ctaal II Ike slthn-.
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, oNsia in "The Manxmaa."

BIJ0Lr THEATRE.
BEGINNING tomorrow evening.
usual matineeS,
cnedy Company in BY The Sad
sea Waves
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Tine IA2INNAN@ As 4 DRAMA.
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.fractfons Christmas Week.

tcNDENY or MUSIC.
Christmas matinee and night
Way Down East
r-z,, and Saturday. and Saturday
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-21
FIGHT TOO TAME
Chinese Diplomatic Onfeers in Dis
grace at Pel<in-

San Francisco, March Z0-GreTe
charges against Chinese Consul General
TIo Vow, designed also 10 inculFate MIN
lister WI Ting Fang. all under the seal
OF the six companies, are on file IN the
foreign Office in Pekin. says the Chroni-
Gle this morning. When interviewed IN
regard 70 the matter. 10 Vow said.
YES. the minister tas been Informed
by the foreign Office that charges are
on file and has telegraphed me 20 In
vestgate and learn their sources. There
are a number OF charges, the greatest
stress being laid on the allegation that
/ am not conducting the fight agains,
exclusion as aEgressively as the COM
claimants think I should. Another charge
Is that I am neElecting ny offcial d.
ties and not protecting the welfare and
Interests OF my countrymen. We are
informed by the foreign Office that the
charges bear the imprint o. tie SIX
Companies. Informed the companies
aad they at once entered a disclaimer
on their minutes. and that disclaimer
VII be Forwarded 20 the minister and b.
him 70 the foreign Office am Informed
that the signatures ard imprint q the
companies are forGeries = o. cutie pos
slble that the charges eua-ated from
cisgruntied highbiglers iacensed az tAe
efforts 70 stop their practices.
a prominent mernhe- o. TIE SIX Con-
psnies said.
1--WE are Informed that the charges
ccu1pslse tseeaty-eisht articles. one was
TIE chsrse mat great deal C hs
firns was devoted 70 RS racing stake
and that bis 53eieegs wore IRE natlarel
coiors yellow dragon jacket TIE
rosal government VII rot permit this
Then there uers 0ther charges u
Official ard personal nlrconduct The
charge against tie rnl-izter vas that
- had previously bsea notified ~ sn
this het had failed - can fhe coasal
10 account ana ln fhas had she~a ne-
elecf of h,s duties
Nlaiste- 80 md c9-Fs General He
Tsu are hro-be-s-iH-lsE-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-21
sTocKs ANp eoNos.

New York. March l0.-The so-called
Specialtes still occupied the largest share
Of attention in the stock market to-day.
Their movements were not quite so vice
nor SO fcNerishiy erratic as yesterday but
there was still an eccentric irregulSrlty IN
this portion OF the market. As for the
standard stocks that usually make up the
bulk of the trading by reason of their
large capitalization and representative
character they were neglected and slug
SlSh as for some time past There was
some heaTiuess amongst the anthracite
carriers caused DN the rather threatening
attitude assumed by the miners confer
ence at Shamokin but the declines in that
group were limited 10 fractions and good
reCoverics We're made There was good
support in ST. Paul without any cNplana-
ZION for the buying which gave rise 10 the
EuppOsitiOn that the support was part OF
the plan 20 facilitate the operations or
speculative pools elsewhere in the market.
Colorado fuel was again conspicuous
figure and touched yesterday high level
sgain at loi. closing with a net sam or
8 after very errauc course during the
0ay. This movement seemed TO have
sympathetic effect on Iennesee Coal ana
blocking Coal. but the United States Steel
stocks continued neglected and heavy as
they have been ever since the proposed
bond issue was announced. sugar was
sold early on pTofessed appointments
over the terms OF the bill Tor reducing
the Cuban SuSar taTlu- buL l4ter ~ rose
strongly and closed with r net gain o. z
quite active and was bought by the shorts
= cover wedding in net gain Of about
q point Among the minor stocks there
were Some new candidates Tor favor
while attempts 10 market other stocks re-
Gently bought at hish prices made broad
fnroads on those prices on very sinall
sales There was q conspicuous demand
Tor Chicago Union Traction and lnteTnat-
ional Power ana the newly listed corn
products stocks weer advanced more than
point over their first sale price The
local fractions advanced In response TO the
announcement OF the favorable action Of
stockls olders ia the Brooklyn Transit Co,
and the Metropolitan Street Railway
Co. upon the proposed capital reaG1ust-
ments. The rise Of Sis in Long Island
seemed Sc be in sympathy with this
group. The market closed quite active,
but irregular Growing consideration IS
cieen 70 the question Of money supplies
between now and the time CT the April
quarterly settlements The gain by the
honls an suh-trea sury operations as q
Y-Css-lt OF the closing OF the governments
offer FOR redemption Of bonds shows q
tendency to dwindle from the renewed
eject ~ the surplus revenue returns not
rrithstaHcinE large daily disbursements
or account Of pensions now running at
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-21
MUSIC AND DRAMA.
OPERA So


The Kilber-Kerwin company gave a de-
lightful performance OF Mascot at the
/ Crawford last night. The opera has
never been so well presented before in
Wichita. An entirely new set Of cos
tunes were again displayed in the pre-
sentation of Mascot, and the costumes are
al pretty and all have a look of new
ness. Each opera has 4 complete set of
gorgeous costumes, as fine as any one
night stand opera company that has ap-
peared in Wichita For the A1ikado yes
terday afternoon the same was notice
able. They were nice. elegant costumes
and an entirely new set o. scenery and
coupled with the gorgeous and sparkling
costumes the company presents with
them the pretEiest lot OF chorus girls
ever seen here with an opera company.
Each opera is a production with the VIII
ber-Kirwin combination playing at the
prices they do certainly give full value
for value received.
At the performance Of La Mascotte last
night. Mr. Kohnle as Prince Lorenzo was
at his best. He made more of the part
than any man who has ever sung the
role here. Mr.. Eohnle is one of those
comedians who can be funny without be-
ing smutty and his wit is clean, spark
ling and appeals TO everyone. He is orig
inal and kept the large audience in fits OF
prolonged laughter last night. Support
ing him Mr. Kohnle has a splendid CO.
worker in Mr.. NcGraw who sung the role
Of Rocco. Mr.. McGraw and Kohnle work
well together and the two made the hit
of the week in their comedy work last
night. Mr. Forest HUH as Peppo sang
the part well and again pleased although
he appears TO better advantage in Jack
and the Beanstalk. However. he has
fine presence and is a graceful actor
Miss Bernie Hart last night sung the
role of Bettina in a very acceptable
manner. She has a sweet way and the
gObble duet by Miss Hart and Mr.. Huff
was the biggest musical hit Of the even
ing.
At the matinee, Mikado, was gorgeously
presented. Mr.. Kohnle made a fine and
funny Koko and Mr. Abbott, the tenor
appeared TO good advantage as Nanki
Pc. In this role he did the best work he
has so far done and his work with Yum
Yum was very clever. Miss Forrest made
an ideal and sweet Yum Yum. Mr.. Gill
presented a splendid Mikado and Miss
Roberts pleased immensely as Katisha.
Both operas Yesterday were most salts
factorily presented. This afternoon for
matinee the Grand Duchess VIII be the
bill, and tonight is promised a fine pro-
duction of that ever charming romantic
opera, Fra Diayolo.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-21
IT ISN'T A MENANCE
Reply OF Russia and France Not Re
gardeG "a t<achs

New York. March eo.-The reply or
Russia and France to the Angio-Jap-
snese alliance. IS not regarded here as
menace. says the london correspond
ent OF the Tribune. u implies no more
than that the Franco-Russiar alliance
extends 70 the far east The only news
paper that sees danger in rs is the
Daily Mall. This mornings Post. On
the other hand, says Il Is a declaration
which all the world may note with cqua-
nimity. Not the least important poiut o.
the communication Is the emphatic man
ner in which France and Russia are
spoken Of as allied. The reply follows.
THE allied Russo-French governments
are wholly pleased that the Angio-Japa-
nese convention supports the essential
principles. which. according 70 the re-
iterated statement of France and Rus
aia. constituted and stili constitute the
foundation Of their policy. Both govern
ments believe that the support Of these
pri..c.plec IS also a guarantees % their
interests n the FAR east They are COM
PEELED. however. rot 20 lose from view
the possible inimicai action % other
powers. or . repetition q disorders in
China. possibly impairlng Chlnn's In
tegrity and their free Development %
the dstriment q their reciprocal inter
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-21
NEW PAPER MONEY
Bill to Be Printed That VIII Go
Through Mails.


Washington, March 20.-The bill intro
duced IN the senate by Mr.. Mcmillan. OF
Michigan. to prevent robhing the mails.
provide a safer and easier method OF
sending money by mail and 10 increase
the postal revenues has been introduced
n the house by Mr.. Gardner. OF Michi-
gan. The bill is Endorsed by the Ameri-
can Newspaper Publishers association.
Il provides that all paper money hereaf-
ter issued by the United States OF the
denomination Of one. two and FIVE dollars.
except national bank notes, shall be Of
the form known as the post check. and
sEall be convertible by the holder thereof
TO a check 70 a named payee. These
pest checks will be exchanseable at any
United States money order post office for
current funds, after which the postmaster
VIII cancel them and forward them 70 a
r. pository designated by the postmaster
general, and shall receive credit therefor
This paper currency Will have appropriate
blank spaces in which the holder may
write his name and postoGice address and
OF a payee, and wherein the payee may
give receipt.
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