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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-09
SALE OF MILL AT MARION.
Revival Of Expected Extension of tue Rye
Valley Railroad.
Especial Dispatch to The Times,

Especial Dispatch to The Timcs)
MARION, VA, Feb. s.-A1r. a. T. Stone
has sold his farm of sixty acres and his
roller MILL two miles cast of town, tt
Mr.. William Stone and Mr.. ]. Floyd John.
ston for $15,oo0, and will move to Wythe
vile and erect a large roller mill aIC
electric light plant on the site Of the ole
Barrett mill property, recently bought by
him.
Mrs Ellen Gardner has sold 1000 acres
of mountain land south of Marion to the
parties interested in the extension of The
Rye Valley Railroad for $4,000 People
have gotten somewhat used to hearing
every now and then that the Marion and
Rye Valley road will be extended to the
fine iron orc properties in ltEeSValleS, ptit
it looks now as if this was to be Il real.
ity, as arrangements seem to be going
on to this end. The prospect now is thai
work viii begin soon.
John Caldwell, one Of the mail carriers
on the route between this place and
Mouth of Wilson. Grayson county was
placed in Jail here Il few days ago, charSco
with robbing the mail.
The application of the Snlyth County.
Telephone Exchange still hangs fire be-
fore the Town Council, action having
been postponed until next Monday night
The opponents of The application Of the
now company claim the town is obligated
to the old company by reason OF an OK
elusive franchise granted five years ago,
and which has five years to run. The
friends OF the new company claim the
Council has no power under its charter
10 grant exclusive franchises and that
the old company has not complied with
The terms Of the contract under which it
claims TO hold, ana is seeking by exces-
siva charges to work a hardship on the
'nhol!e users.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-09
OBITUARY.
80 - - -
2SSs3MEE
B. ". Auzlc.

The remains of the late B.-AI. Angle
will be laid. to rest in Hollywood this at
ternooE. The funeral services will be
held at his late home at $50 o'clock, con-
Quoted by Rev. e. n. Calisch. I
Police Of1cerzAngle died a tier a long i'll
ness, at his residence, NO. 1901 rove Ave
nuc, about $3.50 O clock yesterday morning
aged IS years He was a native of5Rlcn.
mond; was born here on March s. 1884
and has lived here ali his life. He has
been a familiar figure in Richmond. al,
has hundreds OF friends who regret to
learn Of his death. He served during
Sthe war as q member OF the Arsenal Bat
talon. He enlisted IN the Richmona Ea
yette Artillery under Colonel coalter
:Cabel1 and was later detailed for Govern
sment work with the Arsenal Battalion.
e. BY trade he was a blacksmith, and con.
Quoted a blacksmith shop near. the cor
Sner Of Third and Grace Streets. After
the war he pursued his trade until July
a, 1sI0. when he was appointed to q
position on the police force. where he has
been ever since. sas an active. faithfulof-
=flcer. For many years. he was = member
OF the Fire Department..
0 Angle married Miss Sarah alundin,
OF this city. who. with nine children. sur
Sv1ve him. The children are Messrs. Harry
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-09
NEW HOMESTEAD HOTEL WILL BE
COMPLETED IN THE EARLY SPRING

the European diIinS-room. Ile notel
| will be conducted on both plans. Some
| time before the fire the management had
! decided to add this feature. It is the
purpose of the hotel company TO make
| the service very attractive, and the table
appointments. which are ordered specially
for this, are in every respect equal TO any
used anywhere.
At the end of the corridor is the Alneri-
can dining-roon which retain many
| oil the attractive features OF the old one.
| The kitchens and working department
are practically detached from the ouiio-
ing. and are in every sense fireproot
In the construction Of the building
every effort has been made to dispense
with inf1amnable materials, anu the
building is, to all intents. iireprooI.
| The lathing was done with wiro-netting
and sheet asbestos used to separate Inc
rooms and floors one from the other.
| Iron beams are used instead OF wood
and the whole effect has been made to
| make the building safe from fire.
When the wing extending along the
ridge is completed, which will be lnme-
diately begun. the bath-house VIII then
he connected with the hotel as hereto
fore by a covered viaduct. When COM
pcted the building Will contain 400 rooms,
besides 200 private bathrooms.
Inc FURNISHINGS oi Inc 'iotSi az
to be much llandsonler than those III the
old building
The following dimensions give some idea
of the size of the new structure: The din
ing-room 162x9G feet, the kitchen @X62
feet. the lobby 13SN45 feet. and the colon
radc porch continued will admit of
promenade GOO feet long.
The Old Virginia Hotel is to be painted
and otherwise improved next fall.
A fire conpanv has been organized With
forty-fivc members.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-09
NATURE STUDY.
Professor Goodrich Delivers Interesting Lect'
urc Befor. Education Association.

7 Ono Of the most interesting anu in
structive lectures of the series before the
Richmond Education Association was de-
jlivercd last night at old All-Saints' Church
by Professor c. L. Goodrich, of the Hanlp
tor Normal and Agricultural Institute,
upon practical Nature Study There
was a good attendance
Professor Goodrich made his discourse
n ore interesting by the presentation Of
q number OF specimens, Illustrating seed
growing under various conditions of heat,
light, air: and soil.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-09
EMpEROR'S YACHT.
Invitations to the Launching Will Be Issued
Latter p irt Of the Week.
CAV ,sssociot,.d P,css. )

(:3y associated Pscss.l
NEW FORK, Feb. sS.-WailaceA Dow
ney sa;3 to-day that the invitations 10
those who will witness the launching Of
Emperor Williams yacht Meteor at
Shooters Island would be issued in the
latter tai. of next week. These guests
viii he transported from the Battery in
this CITY to the island to Kill Won kuil.
by boats of the Staten Island Ferry
Line, contract having been closed with
that company.
IT was decided to-day that of the eleven
opera boxes allotted by. the committee,
iva Of them go to tho Prince aud his
suite. Gle TO the wife of the mayor, one
% Morris Is. Jessup and the other tour
TO come ladies connected with Official
lifs in " washington.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-09
WOUNDED HIS FATHER.
A Miner Literally Gu. 10 Pieces by a
Train
Especial Dispatch . 1,.c Iines.)

Especial Dispatch % Tao 1i:nes)
BLJEFIELD, ". VA, February g.
Charles Davidson Shot a!ld probably IA
tally wounded his father, Henry Davlc-
sol., at his; hoyua a: Now Hope, near here,
Thursday. He was playing with 4 double
barrel Shotgun, when it accidentally dis
charged, The charge taking effect in his
fathers abdomen. tIe will die, physicians
state.
T. NJ. Cochran, nliasr at,tlae Lynchhurs
Ccal and Coke Company, met q horrible
death last night near Kyle. He was
walking down the track. o heavily load
ed freight train was coming up the grade
anc he stepped oyer on the, next track
In front of a west-hound freight he did
not sec. lie was cut literally to pieces.
His legs was found ST Norttfork juno
ton and tho balance of him was found
abol,nt 500 wards up the track, where
the train had dragged him. He was alar-
ricd and leaves, u family.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-09
Rats Ate the Cows Tail.

s Especial Dispatch to The Tmes.)
FREDERICKSBURG VA; Feb. S.-Mr
Delafield Cliff. Of Stafford county, when
he went to feed his COW, which had been
haltcred in her stall during the night, dis
covered that barn rates had aelled: the
COW during the night and had eaten all
the switch and four inches of the COW S
tail.
a rummase sale. conducted by the lady
managers of the Presbyterian Church in
the Enterprise building for the benefit OF
the Boys Covenanters Society OF the
church, was very successful and the sum
Of $50 realized.
Mr.. c. ]. Williams. who has been con
Quoting a large general store at Massa po-
a farm in Stafford county and will move
there to reside.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-09
Peanut Yarket,
fspeciaI DisDatch I,

ESPECIAL Dispatch TO Tho T!u1ca.J
SUFFOLK VA. Feb. s.-Naty!thstan landing tbs
advance of the New York peanut market. which
will be felt here sooner later. the SuroiS quo
atoms peanuts show q slight depreciation
compared whit those OF a week ago. The de-
uland for factory goods is hrn. but the receipts
from the farmers are light. The prospects
that The prices will not get any lower. Ths
largest cleaners. here said this afternoon thar IN
per cent OF the 1901 crop IS yet in the hands OF
tations: Jumbo. 5c.; fancy. fc.; extra &C.. No.
(Va.) sshelied, ic.: No. . fva.l shelled. 2tac;
extra large tya.) shelled. De-. Spanish sheile,l.
No. I. 4Iaac-: No. .. exc. Farmers sradss:
Running. esfG5c.; bunch. SsSt.c- spaaishish.
1.c, brshetS -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-09
AN UNSTABLE PRODUCT.
Admiral Cotton Would Have Noting TO Do
With Da'grv's Dynamite.
Especial Dispatcn 10 The Times

& NORFOLK, VA, Fei5. eS-Admira1 Cot.
ton. cominandant of the Norfolk navy
yard, who was asked by parties in inter
der which was partsof the steamer Dag
ery's cargo to be stored in the Govern.
mentmag azine while the steamer is being
repaired, declined to do. SO. He advised
those asking permission that the stuff
was a very unstable compound which
he did not. care to become responsible
for The stuff is declared to have been
unloaded onto, a barge and to be s.noW
in safe place
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-09
a Splendid Building Takes the
Place of the Old.
A MAGNIFICENT CoL0RNADE
Practically Fire.Proof. aud Nearly Every Room
Supplied With Its Bath-1he Old Lines
Followed, but The Appearance Will
Be Auch Changed.
lspeeial Dispatch 10 rhe Times,

HOT SPRINGS, VA, Feb. S.-Thc
new Homestead Hotel will be opened for
guests by the 10Th day of March at the
The latest. and there is every reason TO
predict that it will at once be filled.
The ruins OF the old Homestead had
not cooled after the fire of July LIST be-
fore the Virginia Hot Springs Company
agreed upon the plans 1or the new blliid-
trg, commenced clearing off the debris,
and announced 10 the hotel world that 1t
would have its new hotel open by March
list That it will come within Two weeks
of fulfilling its promise is something re-
,narkalole, when the difficulties It has had
10 contend with are considered.
While the habtues of the place will
miss the long stretch OF white which
made the old Homestead thing of
beauty amidst its beautifully kept green
lawns, yet the new building is an I'M
pIessiye one, with many features 10 at
tract the eye. and its distinguishing char
acteristic Of solidity- will inspire sense
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-09
COST OF CURSlNG A SAILOR.
Captain Huston Brings His Wafer Logged
Ship into Port.
Especial Dispatch to The Iimes.)

NORFOLK, VA, Feb. SWIM. Brown
(colored) fell off a. barge last night in the
Southern Branch and was drowned.
Captain Williamson, commanding the
British steamer -Anapa,- about to sail from
Norfolk for Manila to-day with coal for
our navy, was arrested to-day on a ca
pias. He was charged with cursins a
discharged seaman, who sued for S1,eoC
and compromised for $50.
The schooner Wootter, which her game
Captain Huston sailed off Diamond
Shoals, where She was stranded, has ar
rived here. She is leaking but little, and
is, with her cargo of lumber, little DAM
-,trrd
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-09
OF secnritv which was lacllins in the Ola

-
building.
ON OLD LINES.
In the main the plan follows the old
one, the most noted changes being the
placing of the lobby, which will be enc
OF the most beautiful in the South, and
the dining-room on the ground floor, in
stead of on the second floor. and the
building of the Casino at the corner. III
stead of q hundred yards away.
The new building is four stories,
as against the three in the old one. The
lobby, which extends practically across
the whole of one side, will be 100 feet
long by 60 feet wide It's ceiling 20 feet
in height, is supported by numerous white
columns. and at intervals there arc
broad. deep Replaces. The electric
lightning of the lobby has been subject
of srecial study. and when these are
turned on the effect will be all that can
be desired. A new and attractive feature
will be the small balconies at either end
on the second story, from which fun
view Of the lobby may be obtained. AT
one end of the lobby near the entrance
to the aSon-shaped ballroom IS To-
Gated the ladies parlor and waiting
room. while at the rear of the corridor
leading TO the diring-room on the north
side OF the building are located the
room which will be occupied by the jew
clers and the persons offering dainty ar
ticles for sale.
FOR THE LADIES.
The Indies bilIiard-room and cafe and
the selltlemens biliard-room and cafe
are both on the left of the lobby, as are
also the offices and the TELEPHONE office.
Very recently the Southern Bell long-dis-
tance telephone has been placed here,
and the service from this point to the
.,:i -1,-SIl |,
In gong i'll this direction one passes
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-09
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. FEB. S, 100

PORT OF RICHMOND. FEB. S, $780,.
ARRIVED
Steamer RoSalis; Willis, Norfolk. merchandise
and passengers. Old Dominion line.
Steamer Pocahontas, Graves. James River land.
and Nerfois merchandise and passengers yir-
slnfa Navigation Company
Steamer Lakewood. Craddocs. James River
landings and Scotland, merchandise and passen-
gers. +. Y. Archer. manager.
steamer Yemassee, o'Neii. Philadelphia, Pa.
merchandise and passengers, Clyde line
Barge Lvanhoe, Eedmau. Baltimore, coal,
Crump & West Coal Company.
Garse Centepedc, SesuiEe, Swans Poiat, luUi-
her. Conquest Company.
SAILED.
= Steamer Eosalie. Willis. Norfols, merchandise
and passengers, Old Dominion line.
February 9th.
Steamer Yernassee, 0'Seil, Philadelphia, Pa,
merchandise and passengers. Clyde line
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. FEE. S, 1oa.,
ARRIVED.
Schooner Clara 4. Denaeu. Boston.
Schooner Fannie Palmer. Boston.
Schooner Eagle Wing. Providence.
SAILED.
Barge Highlander, Providence.
Barge Juniata. Providence.
Schooner Jacob ". HASKELL Portland.
Schooner George ". Wells, Boston.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-09
f,rs. Mildred S. .aiarYe.
(snecial plsnateh to 'rae Tim

tSpeeial Dispatch to Tie Tines.)
FREDERICKSBURG. VA, Feb. s.
The funeral OF Mrs. Mildred S. Marye,
wife of Hon. John S. .NIarye. took place
to day from ST. Georges Episcopal
Church at l. o'clock. Rev. W. D. Smith.
the rector. conducting the services. as
sisted by Rev. J. W. Rosebro pastor OF
the Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Marye
had passed her -eighty-tirst birthday. had
been married over ffty-tive years. and
had been {. member Of st. Georges
Church for more than sixty years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-09
FIRE IN AN URPHANAGE.
Attorn. y ]. A. Goraam ~ieared of Charge Of
uanruiess oaal olduct.
Especial Dispatch to The Times,

Especial Dispatch to The Tines.i
RALEIGH, N c., Feb. S.--Tlre was
discovered in the Roman Catholic Or
phanage here about o'clock. but was
extirgpishcd before extensive damage
was done II started from ii defective
tiue in the sehool-room and spread into
the roof. The damage was not more
than $780,
81 At Statewide this afternoon the jury
in the trial OF j. a. Gorham rendered a
verdict of not guilty. He is an attorney.
and was tried for unprofessional action.
while attorney for the Southern Railway
in a damage suit. The acquittal of Cor
ham will probably cause Governor Az
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-09
CENSUS BUREAU
Bill Making II Perm lrent Reported Fayorably
by Senate Committee.
iRy Associated Press. J

by Associated Press.)
WASHINGTON, D. c., February So
The House bill making the Census Bu-
reau permanent to-day received final
consideration at the hands Of the Senate
Committee on Census Senator 9uaries
was authorized to report the BILL on Mon
day and to make an effort to secure I'M
mediate considera ton OF 1t.
The committee recommends that all the
members of the Census office force. who
are ON the@rolis ut present shall be in
GUIDED in the classified service, without
further examination
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-09

cock to padon him from n sentence Of
thirty days in jail, passed upon him for
coternpt of court in connection With
the offcnse.
a pardon was granted by the Governor
to-day for W. w. Nicholson, who has
served three years of a seven years sen
tence for highway robbery in Union
county.
Harry Skinner, encouragement, took
the oath OF office to-day as United
States District Attorney for the Eastern
District, to succeed C.-NI. Bernard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-09
Mr.. DAVIS PLEASED.
; tie Fluids the Petersburg Line Has Been Well
Built.

Mr.. W.sE. Davis, vice-president Of the
Cleveland Construction Company. who
spent yesterday looking over. the con-
structon work. of tho Richmond and Pc
tersburg Electric Railway. returned to
the city last night, much pleased with the
physical condition of7tho track and road
bed.
There is much work yet to be done in
improving the road-bed and such other
finishing touches as will occupy the time
Of a full construction force for several
weeks, hut this will not affect the run
ming of cars between the two cities upon
the hour schedule, which goes into effect
to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-09
Disastrous Fire Ia BROOKLYN,
(By Associatcd Press,

lBy associated Press.)
NV YORK, Feb. 9.-The shadbolt
Manufacturing Company's factory in
Brooklyn is in. ruins this morning. rhe
concern manufactured carriages and
automobile trucks.
ME loss to. the shadbolt Company is
estimated at s2Q0.00 One floor of the mild
ing was leased to T. Is. Parker md 3 Cnn,-
pany, manufacturers of waists. The loss
T.. this firm is placed at SIS, 600. 3
HAN q dozen firemen were hurt; three
lr.ay die. = =. =
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-09
INFANTSsARE EIE CT.
Presbyterian COMMITTEES A yreed 90 Deciara.
tory Statem 1T.

tBT Associated Press1 81.
PHILADELPHIA, + A., teb- S. The
Presby terrain Committee on Greed sRevis-
ion to-day decided upon form of declar-
atory -statemen son the third chapter Of
thesC Confession Of Faith, declaring thatthe
doctrine OF Pcedestinntion is held! in s1lar-
mony With Gods love for all mankind,
and that no nj; Il is condemned except
on the ground of his Sin.
a declaratofy statement with reference
to .elcct Infants vas also adopted, as
sorting that tic Presby terrain Church
does not teach that those dying in infancy
are lost. but that Ill dying III infancy are
included in the election OF grace.
The members Of the committee denied
that the American Presbyterian Church
ever taught the doctrine OF infant oamntl-
ton .------
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-09
THE GOVERNORS RETURN.
Was Pleased With Ills Visit TO Charleston
VIRGINIA Nav.

Govcraar Montague returned from his
ar.p 10 charleston, S. &, yesterday
and spent The day TT his desk hard at
r,oi!...--lIe attended the Good loads Con-
1crcncc IN connection With. the EXPOSE
zion, All was Vc-y much pleased With
What he saw anG learned Gu the sub
5lct. The Governor s.as accompanied by
Nh. Henry ~. Anderson. Of This city,
secretary OF the Virginia Good Roads As
.oc!ation. and the two gathered much val
uabie information on the subject. Gov
ernur Monta qua VIII in all probability
,ena q message to the Legislature when
1aa. body reconvencs on the 18th, recon-
amending some legislation along the line
OF roac Improvement IN Virginia
Ills Es ce!,e.cy while south conferred as
10 Virginia Lay at the Charleston Exres:-
ton and will shortly settse upon q CAGE
anon which he Will attend with his fani-
IL and stan, escorted by the cadets OF
The ". NJ. /. The date will probably be
some taac in April.
SIR, Henry Gtzieails yesterday made al,-
pi.casion to Governor Montague for the.
.ardon OF Houston Dillard, OF this city,
The nenitsntiarS for larceny He was
convicted in the Hastings Court on Juae
:. 1901.
AIR. II. c. Scott. OF Culpeper. who was
commissioned Il notary public in 1900. has
refused 10 qualify Tor the office His
commission has been returned to the Sec
rotary OF tna Commonwealth and the
STATE is "in'' S..
The, following official oaths were filed
with the Secretary OF the Commonwealth
yesterday: T. r. Kempler, clerk peniten-
tiarss and y. J. Lamb. T. A Lamb, and
j. u. Jacob. keepers. They qualified be-
fore Mr.. Russell Barsamin to-day.
AIR. j. G. Hankins went 10 Halifax yes
feraay with his Brother, DR.. j. L. Han
ki,is,. who is just recovering from asazat-
OK OF typhoid fever. s4ss.
49, n @ rjc,d of Orange. VS. --.4-#
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-09
BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE ND. Feb. S.-FLoUR--Duli
and unchanged. Wheat. dull: spot and the
month. s3is@s3Sc.: March. SCI. 6rS3t.c.: May.
S34 @S31ac-; southern by sample. 1fGSii.c.
Corn. steady at decline: spot and the month.
6+2s G6il2c-; March, Sila q 64%sc.; May. 6ia4 az
eic.; southern white eorn. 66G6ic. Oats, dull
and easy; No. white, 50c. asked Rye. nrU
No. > nearby. erase. Sugar. firm and uH-
changed. Chose, frm and unchanged. Butter.
firm and unchanged EGGS, firm and unchanged,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-09

Register, carrying Off small amount
of cash and number OF papers, some
of which cannot be duplicated, and an the
value Of which Is considerable ne m
terror of the safe was comple wrecked
and other DANA sc done to the offlee. Ine
robbery, which is supposed 10 nave &C &C
Cured about 8 80 o'clock, is especially
bold. as a. musical recital was then in
progress in the City Hall, adjoining the
Times-Register Office
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-09
Game STA yIsg tie til.
sneeis1 Dispatch to The Times. +,

Especial Dispatch to The Times.
HEATHSVILLE. VA. Feb s.-The par
tridges and rabbits are dying by the hun
dred here from starvation. the snow COW
ering up everything on which they feel.
r. II Jones, a very much respected citi-
zen OF this town. fell on a stove II, his
room Thursday from an epileptic attack
decorating mis- ear very severely.
The condition of Mr.. George H Shirley
who resides near MS town. is very critical
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-09
JUMPED FIR IN TRAIN.
Prisoner Made Daring Escape Few Miles from
Baltimore,
az Associatcd Prcss.)

tBy Associated Prcss)
BALTIMORE, MD, Feb S.-A daring
escape of a prisoner from arailroad train
Just outside of this city was reported to-
right to the local department..
George ScholIinberger. in charge OF
United States Marshal Edward st. Clalr,
left Chicago last night over the Balti-
more andOhio Railroad ell route to. Phil
adelphia, where Scloliinherser is wanted
on a charge of violating the oieomarga-
rnc law
According ia the Deputy Marshal's sto-
~, shorlsy after the train left this city
about 1880 o'clock tonight. Schollinber-
ger went into the toilet rooil OF the car
III which they were travelling. After
standing guard ct the door for ten MN
rtes St. Glars suspicious We're aroused
and he opened the door 20 1.nu inc room
empty and the window shattered
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-09
Yeuiri oauism ard uuor.

The members and friends Of the Young
Mems Christian Association will have a
delightful treat in the High entertain-
ment Tomorrow night It will be HIS
first appearance. in Richmond, and he Is
an entertainer OF no mean reputation:
as a hnmorist5 and imperscnator he is:
,stronss and as q syentriloquist the BEST
:in the country High aiwayH has crowd.
and already there Is a good sale Of ssatS.