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AdUiCe in Season.

Nah goodness cunneI," exclaimed
the elevator man. ''yo' face shoIy is cut
up powahful bad dis mornin'."
Yes" replied the colonel. my razor
wasn't in good condition That's how jt
happened"
Better carry q gun de mex time yo'
gifts in an argument. CUnuel. ''-Phila-
delphia Press.
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OF MAKING
MANY BOOKS
Victor HHqo s Mistake.

Victor Hugo is said to have made
most peculiar error in his ''TravaiileuTs
de la Mer." He mentioned the Firth Of
Forth as lie Premier de Forth" He
had confused the word firth" with
first" and, It is said, absolutely re
fused to correct the mistake when it
Vas pointed out.
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Cancellations in Order.

I suppose We ought to congratulate
Brown on the new addition to his fam
liz"
The new addition?"
Yes; he has another son-in-Iaw.''-
Atlanta Constitution.
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JEST9 IN SEASON.
The Trouble With Baby.

Hoax saw the doctor at your house
yesterday Some trouble with the baby
Joax-Just a little financial trouble
HoaX-FinanciaI trouble of the baby's?
JoaX-Yes; he swallowed a penny
Philadelphia Record.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-10-18

Giacomo Orefce's new opera. Gee
ella" in three acts. has just been per
formed in Vicenza. Italy. The composer.
who recently came into prominence
through his opera Chopin, received an
ovation.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-10-18
Little Known Writings of Suit

Some writings by Swift which are lit
lie known have been Jnearthed, If
pamphlet form. in the libraries OF Dub
lin, and will be included in a new Eng
lish edition Of his works
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4 Clever illustrator.

MaxfeId Parrish has been illustrating
Kenneth Graham's book, Dream Days"
with great success Mr. Parrish went to
Arizona some time ago to ward OF
threatened consumption. and is said to
have recovered his health.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-10-18

Wagner's 'Rienzi'' VIII be put into
scene for the first zine this season at
the opera house at St Petersburg Two
new Russian operas viii also be pro-
duced there. One is by Kapellmeister
Naprawnik, and is called ''Franziska OF
Rlmini'
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4 Cautious Client.

Lawyer-WeII. since you called in I
have looked very carefully over the mer-
its OF your case. and have arrived at the
conclusion that there is no money in IL
Client-I1deed. Then I can safely
leave II in your hands.-Richmond Dis
patch.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-10-18
The Presidents Di8interestedaes8

New York Evening Post-It was this
spirit of entire disinteTestedness, with
the added impression Of Nj. RooseveIt's
absolute impartiality and fairness, which
enabled him 10 achieve the success that
he has now won. That his prestige IS
immensely heightened thereby will mee-
10 him. we are persuaded. only that his
ability to serve his country is increased
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-10-18

Harry Rowe Shelley. the American
composer. has written al opars which
Will be called THE Monarch OF Mexico
Mr. Shelley's Loves Sorrows" is among
the most popular concert numbers N
American musical history.
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Gretchen Lyons has been engaged to
succeed Eleanor Robson in the part of
Mile. de la Wire, in support OF KyrIe
BeIIew in a Gentleman From France. -
when Miss Robson is taken out of the
cast. Miss Lyons is a capable actress.
with a deal of experience She was
leading lady" with Robert Edeson last
season in his presentation Of the drama,
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-10-18

spohr's Last Judgment wsfi be given
in Cincinnati November : The compo-
sition has been heard only t=7ice before
in the Ohio city.
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IN THE REALM
OF MUSIC

Danbury. Conn. has new musical
organization Nich promises to give
some interesting entertainments during
the coming winter. The club IS com
posed entirely OF male members and es-
pecially arranged works VII figure on
its program.
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Town Points, Postage PIePa Z

EVENING EDITION. one ye&r. Sc; six
months, $50; three months, IS cents
Evening and Sunday. one year. $; six
months, $3.50; three months. 1925
Morning. Evening. and Sunday. one year,
SO: six months. s.; three months, 81 50
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-10-18

In George AIDES satiricaI opera, The
Sultan Of Sulu." the author Of Fables
in Slang has hit upon a happy theme
in the annexation Of the most southerIy
Of the Philippine Islands, SuIu. the
transformation of its sultan into an or
binary governor. with a silk hat and j
frock coat: the attempted regulation
Of Oriental affairs by the officer in com
nand Of American soldiery, who takes
possession of the island. as well as tho
various sharp digs at many of our Gus
toms.
''Ha. Ia. says the hero. I'm a hero
at last"
The sultan, standing over in the
corner. thout the sembIance of Z
smile. replies; "A hero? Then you'll
be investigated
Again, the lieutenant says to the
daughter of the colonel, TO whom he K
proposing marriage: Henrietta, I love
you"
She says: Are you certain that got
really love me?''
Love you? Henrietta, I love you
with all the feryor OF a West Pointer
for the only girl in sight"
And then the colonel tells the sultan,
who has already sampled the delightful
beverage IN a thin glass with cherry
accompaniment, that the cocktail, the
katzenjammer, and the Constitution fol =
low the flag"
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-10-18

Nikisch viii conduct ten concerts IN
Berlin this season Among the eompo-
sitions on his programs are Saint
Saens' overture to Les BarbaTes,'
symphony by Balaief, Sinding's Episode
ChevaIeresque" and D'Indy's Suite
Medee"
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4 MAD WORLD, MY MASTERS"

tending intensity the Of
Gotteb Andeae
City the
weddings The worthy divine
authority, he necessarily the
Of
flock his
the good Mr. Andreae tells
effect Of the strike Happily however, this
held until the end Of the trouble
court nony' hiding
old gtand-tbe 5
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Ford as q BiOgrqpheT.

James L. Ford. author Of that very
clever book, The Literary Shop" has
written a life Of Du Barry, which is
soon 10 appear.
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play piano typewriter with both
very likely tradition IN this overrued
good why individual
diSreoar
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Subscription Rates to Out of !

MORNING EDITION. one year. IS; six
months, $3.50: three months. S1-25- Morn
Ing and Sunday, one year. s.; six months.
$780, three mecths. $I.75. Sunday edi-
ton only. one year. 81: six months. s.:
three months, 90 cents.
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e applied for guidance humanity
As matter Of has been expected that the day would befors
balloons
ready been employed advantage but Pastor suhers the
Calvary Methodist
shooting
which
prosecuting eangeI work said to be meeting with hatteg
do good
he out and attending his work the Without
all Of his neghbOrs
digging
old
0 if be at
Of
neghbors
jacques Of 1Ar1zen.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-10-18

Karl Goldmark's opera, "Gotz Won
Berlichingen." viii be sung first in
Vienna. The Hbrettfst is said 70 have
followed Goethe's story closely. The
leading role is written for a baritone
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PLAYS AND PLAY-FOLK.

tizstion Of Richard Harding Davis story,
Soldiers of Fortune" and should prove
frst-cIass successor to Miss Robson
James 5'NeiIPs Improvisation Of the
character Of Rurik, the serf, IN his new
play, The Honor OF the Humble. - prom
ises to prove q sensation in a way. L
is a role suited alike to the actors per-
sonaIity and talent, and Is expected 10
be one OF the strongest characters Mr.
o'Neill has ever played. The first per-
Torrance Of The Honor OF the Hum
bic viii be given early next month. The
period OF the play is 1900. and should al
low some uncommonIv rich costuming-
David BeIasco says Mrs. Carter could
easily remain in New York at the BeIas-
co theater throughout the entire sea
sen were it not that the managers with
whom she is booked to appear in Bos-
ten, Philadelphia. and Chicago insist
upon her fulfilling her contracts with
them.
The New York Criterion Theater Is
making a reputation as an incubatiag
machine for women stars in strong emo
tional roles. Julia MarIowe played
When Knighthood Was in Flower
there; then came Mrs. Carter in her
magnificent presentation of .DuBarry,"
and now Virginia Harmed is in her fourth
week with Iris" which promises TO he
one OF the big financial successes Of the
New York theatrical season.
Charles Klein is writing meIodrama
which David BeIasco has accented and
which viii be presented in New York
next season.
The Paul Gilmore company has COM
menced a Southern tour. Nj. Gilmore Is
this season appearing exclusively in
Haddon Chambers play, The Tyranny
OF Tears"
VI. ". Daniels, who has written sew
eral numbers for R \. Barnet's new
musical comedy. Baron Humbug. has
been called to Munich in reference TO
musical matters. but Will soon return
I TO commence work upon the new musical
! piece with Mr. Barnet
Fay Davis will be seen at the Empirs
/ Theater during William Faversham's
appearance at that playhouse in New
York. in H G. Esmond's as yet IN
named play, about the middle of Octo-
! Der. Miss Davis is Boston woman,
/ whose theatrical successes have been
confined to LoIdc4. where Charles Froh-
/ man engaged her TO come 20 this couE-
/ try She created the leading role in
/ The Squire of the Danes, - The Prin-
cess and the Butterfly, The Ambassa-
! dor" and Iris"
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Difficulty in securing time" at
suitable New York theater had per-
suaded Liebler & Co. to arrange q pre-
Iiminary tour for the Ford Boddingtop
dramatfzation OF Mary Johnston's story
Audrey through the South, and steps
toward the booking had been actively
entered upon The alterations in Charles
Frohman's plans. however. have sup
piled the Iooked-for opportunity. and
after the preliminary performances at
Richmond and Norfolk, Audrey" will
go to the Madison Square Theater. New
York
The production, the management
claims, viii be an elaborate one in every
detail Ernest Albert and Gates &
Morange Will paint the scenery. while
the music viii be written by Henry +
Hadley-
Eleanor Robson, whose capable work
in the creation OF recent roles has beer
received with such evidences OF public
favor, has been given the titular part
In Audrey"
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While Gallagher
sympathy that
for 5000
entitled 70 and should in fact have been
hairv
Manhattan hadee
dyed black
10 the general public Miss Gallagher
4bbey would of
which
awarded her $40 instead For stands
locking for employment
oe sisters Not million
Of her hair would have the
Being OF somewhat quiet retiring disposition worry
greatly about keeping well
o the
have taper
coats TO be TT amidshp
10 blush the gdest spnster Be
who turns out parade in the
Hes hip Oo!nd chance the
uoorn man stand after that
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Those aggFavaing who
Springs
a
orally sna
all
Il
tackle the problem too
tims
village persons
go ahead
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Charles Klein is writing a meIodrama
which David Belasco has accepted and
which viii be presented in New York
next season.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-10-18

NJ " Daniels. who has written sew
eral numbers for R A Barnet's new
musical comedy, Baron Humbug." has
been called TO Munich in reference TO
musical matters, but will soon return
to commence work upon the new musical
piece with Mr. Barnet
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-10-18

The Paul Gilmore company has COM
menced Southern tour. Nj. Gilmore is
this season appearing exclusively in
Haddon Chambers play. The Tyranny
OF Tears"
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tizstion Of Richard Harding Davis story,
Soldiers Of Fortune and should prove
a frst-cIass successor to Miss Robson
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o he guidan of humanity
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ard mort hwar in the summer. TIER is
a dis met tourist season in Char eston in
the winter and l. is becoming every year
more a source 81 means to the hotels here.
II is only a question Of time. and of no
very long time at that, when purely tourist
hotel will go up and then Charleston will
be fully launched a. a winter resort A
project 70 erect fine hotel of this kind
on the waterfront adjacent to the beau
tiful Battery Park was in tho air short
time ago. but for some reason II fell through
and for the moment is not revived although
the advent Of such an establishment is
among the things in Charles'on's early
evolution which may be classcd as in
evitab!e
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freight IN Ne" York from train TO vessels
hold or the reverse without trucking or
Tightening it. Here the freight cars come
right down TO our docks and run under our
dock sheds, and the freight may he shifted
direct from vessel to train
All that Charleston needs is to take adj
vantage of her splendid sea facilities to
become one of the great ports of the United
States
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NoN tnlN "ollG oI. pc changed tacy said.
ma al would pa. In hae
Ahl lE> would move and thl ngs would hun
ana rTOLk Is GEES to W4llc
"u'n ever Ooiy p,Ilcd his best
Ana all shouid pan n lac.
Now what We needed. only. was
- NJ'ht eItti pIising man
% tdkr t.le irau ....4 SaOA the rest
some praCt. bic p..L
oh "hcd al p4.t,> could agree
bIOtc tuc NuTk Uryhn.
litn up SPdko one. and he Was sure
!ir hhc" lAe Ncry y acme
II was I ncS T.iifuad ue ; I'D
az boomers iHN un.C taV.Hc.
ne utut!s ali sai uU~u MN
" was al l1ilc utrdM."
Another spoke OF water works.
Nita CIJlucn,e ana pJnt.
Anulucf o. "a ~. up,tl
fUr tOufS,S GA t.lr tour.
On lhols"s IL AtIgAt De well to Try
\ niiiI lOr milIlns iOur.
\ factory, ana Dleacncry.
EAtiteu SouIe ucud,r.
an l'od "Oias, a paper mill.
fiau cdCu ltS advocate
Il CdIutfs, potttry
All a''dTtu ine common fate.
\ cotton Eiu a trolley line,
\ tuIutlAv bTOau duu luag
Were td'h proposed oud edrd pooh .pouhed
IA CuOIUs loud auu s.fOug.
Ih'y cos 400 ilIdCu. nU SChcme would go"
II ~ were slalted wrong.
y dirt road them \ knitting mil,
y creamery, SJncNntrrg
gGISI nina \ Uil,A ann
IL AZ meeting uiuul tarc
To Waste les ti.uc aNu npnCy
On any CHcdp aH.lT
Eaca Spcahe, mad hi, own idea
Ana arg i,I IL ,l,a Nla.
The ot.CtS couldn't sc II"
ANA tIuugat les p!v.ui,' dim.
As cHCH "A tuTn rose ~ dHQ spoke
IAc otHtiN Mtnt lOr Ht.u.
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TWO MoSEY-MAXgRs

just across the Cooper River, in Christ
ton there have grown up two industries
within the past few years which are eX-
ceedingly promising, In 1901 a cultivator
there put out 40 acres in bright Leaf tobacco
and raised about 1000 pounds to the acre
In 1902 he put out $50 acres and raised crop
of $50 900 pounds Next year he j. going
to put out between 400 and 500 acres and
expects to raise between 100000 and 500 coo
pounds Of tobacco, all Of which will find its
market through Charleston
Another Christ Church parish man who
is making money il Mr. John s HarIbeck.
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her OLD CONSERVATISM SHAKEN
Fine Seaport Opening to a
Great Cornm.rce.
savings which WIN soon he Re.
leased for Enterprise and In, estinent--
Business Men Organized TO Secure
Better Railroad Facilities - Import
ance OF the New Navy Yard--Jctties
Rapidly Digging a ship channel.

CHARLEsroS, s. c., Nov. 27-If Charles
ton has seemed to lag behind in the swift
march Of Southern progress. there are some
things TO he taken into account before
passing judgment First and above all
II is To be borne in mind that Charleston is
now fully awake to what is going on all
about her-fu,ly awake TO the splendid
opportunities which are hers.
The people here know that not only from
military but from a commercial stand
point Charleston occupies strategic posi-
ton which Is one of the most important
on the Atlantic Coast With one Of the
finest harbors in the world, a great gate
way that opens directly on the broad ocean
with no Intermediary and tortuous corri-
dors to go through--with this vast advan-
tage in her favor it is realized that Charles
ton has a prerequisite to becoming n
great centre Of commercial activity that
can hardly be matched from Maine TO New
Orleans unless it be az hustling Norfolk
itself
Furthermore, Charleston is the natural
outlet and inlet To West Indian and Centra
American trade which in the logical evolu-
ton of commerce is bound to come here
just as in the not distant future IL IL bound
10 grow to imposing proportions 1t is a
bee line from Charleston's front door 10
Porto Rico
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Fourteen years ago Mr., Harlbcck set out
10000 pecan trees. This year the trees are
will he producing 90 bushels Of pecans to
the tree and that will mean a small annual
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TRADE WITH THE FAR EAST.

With the opening Of the Panama canal
through Charleston naturally would flow
vast volume Of trade fromthe groa' manu-
featuring and agricultural country back
Of herto and from the Orient and the Pacific
ports Of South America. Already two
steamship companies have g-asped this
fact and within the past few months have
made American ends of their steamship
lines fast 10 Charleston. They are but the
forerunners Of others that arc TO como
when Charleston really STRIKES her gait"
in the onward march. The Ners and
tourifr. IN commenting in recent edi-
torial on the reawakening Of Norfolk, said
1t shows what we have always CON
tended, that when "A sleepy, aristocratic
Gle town does get IA move on 1t, il can DO
stunts that would paralyze those coming
out Of the energetic West"
Charleston is now proceeding to get
precisely that move on her There is 10
denying, and Charlcstonians are the first
TO confess, that there was a tremendous
amount Of a particularly loEderors variety
Of inertia to get under way here That is
sLother Of the things to be taken into the
sccount before passing Judgment on the
proposition that Charleston has lagg, d be-
hind many of her sister cities Of the South
that she has not kept step with the pro-
swift pace.
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Tho picturesque beauty OF Charleston i,
20 great, it is 40 supcrbly sit uated with refer
once TO the sea, has so many original physi-
cal charms Of its own. that II is every wear
becoming more and more a place of call
for the migratory birds Of passage, those
people of ample means who follow the
am southVard to Florida In the winter
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Out Of this encoui aging resurrection
came the scheme o' the exposition and il.
this enterprise Charlcstonials for the first
time in many years u,.ited heartily and
Nor X vigorously for the city's good
Whatever may have been The immediate
financial outcome OF the exposition, it,
ultimate beneficial results TO Charleston
cannot ho questioned. Tho inquiries that
came and are still coming to the commercial
bodies Of themselves sufficiently demon.
s,rate this fact and indicate that Charles.
tons obvious ndvar agcs as commercial
centre attracted th" apprcciativo attention
Of thousands OF visitors here
4 still greater ben 1T, however, has been
In the shaking off Of certain somnolent
atmosphere which long hung over tho old
city and heavily handicapped her progress.
There has Just been formed here q com
mcrcial club Of nearly 800 members, which
IL about to erect n s5oOO home FOR itself
and is already taking hold Of the various
problems that are in the way of Charlie
tons progress and bringing To their snl,.-
ton the high order of husiaCss ability
which really exists here in Charleston
and ~ reserve asset that H. going TO be
p,ro.c'y fol- IN the rnar future
Some tf Charlcs,on's neighbors and
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For Christmas Gifts.
$500 Umbrellas for $3.50

49, SILK SERGE OMsREILAs. genuine Ivory handles. 9
engraved free.
splendid line Of fine sILKlvMeRELLAs imported han.
dies, and exclusive designs for holiday gifts.
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fortune to the owner for several years to
come.
The next article in IME Suns series in thu
development OF the xew South win tsu of
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THL rEETIL!AER Industry

But although som' might disagree "a TO
what was best to De dUi.r for Charleston
there We're pIelty Oi others who we're hIia
at work sd"l.l; wood wnlle tire rest took
II ont III tax. Ana cher" are tal,yiDlc r,-
suits OF their wood -dNi.g. In the matter.
tor i..stahcc. Of Tn" IN n,ufaclUrH OF COM
McrCiai iell iIiHrTs IN" growth oi a business
that il. il i-Ccpliun NdS small to one OF
really imposing properties has been re-
,uaIkahiy rapG.
1t was not until Il considerable time after
the thil war that III. III, JuGea kaVel. cl
djst oNcrcd the commercial vaiuN Of the
immc.se beds OF ph sphate ruck viii "A
form the banks ana noHum' Of streams A.,
the vicinity Of hiilcslon, and vet out of
this OiSroN cry, which was aooiu,itai in a
way, has grown me greatest tI.custry of
the city.
Charlesl Oh is now The larges, fertilizer
shipI i.g poit in the eItirc world, and il j.,
the presence alSo Of his great Industry
W hich makes II possible 10 say that NOR.
award nom.d irrigh,s are origin .a,cd at
thar'cs,"'' than at al'y other port IL thu
cl.tire South Atlantic coast The total
-hipmcuIs # manufacture q fertilizer from
Nay /, 1901, Ia M5y |, 1907, VA. ?s2,Gie car
loads.
While giving statistics il may be mention
ed that whereas in the season 81 last year
2S? GOO bales Of cotton were received al thi.
port, IL il expected that the receipts for
he current year will hc from s75 ono t.
io5 600 bales. A heavy proportion Of this
cotton Is that inimois civ valuable lonC
staple variety. known ~ :, ~ Island cotton.
which now here grows to such perfection
"a on the islar65 In close proximity to
Charleston.
Another feature Of Char,cstons trade
statistics IL not Without Interest and Will
hardly he used by this ci,y'- iivals TO boil
ster up their asscr, or.s that Charleston is
n dead town This IL tho fact that Charles
tons imports last year were s2:S:Se l..
wick, Norfolk and Por' smouth. pens.cola.
Savannah AID Wilmington. The figures
follow,