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M. HamLlton nade "a speeeh. as foIlows:
NOTES OF THE STAGE.
MISS CHASER FORCED TO TAKE A LONG
REST-MR. WIZARDS PLANS FOR
NATIONAL THEATRE

Miss Lulu Chaser the star OF Dolly Warden"
has been forced to abandon her tour in that opera
for the present, while it is in the height of its
success on the road, and take a complete rest
Last summer, after the long run Of the piece at
broke down but a few weeks in Europe appeared
make her quite able TO resume work in the fall
However; her rest had not been sufficient and last
teTday she left for for, Hot Springs Ark where she
is said that her nervous system is badly run down
Mr. E S Willard, who it announced in this
column recently. would probably not be seen in
America again for time since Il is his tnten-
ton to found a stock company in England at once,
and National Theatre, if possible in the near
future, yesterday in Boston made the following
statement of his plans:
realize the difficulties of establishing national
theatre in England, yet the realization OF my dream
but the matter of a short time. intend TO form
pe Tf Stock Company and also fund for
pensions. The highest degree OF excellence in plays
and players will be maintained. And as each actor
Whole ole aim viii be to achieve artistic excellence:
No player will refuse small part for fear OF
deprecatng his market value; the eHceilenGe q
for my part willing to give my life to the full
! intend TO establish stock company somewhat
like the old Haymarket stock company in London.
or Days stock company in America. The plays
will be of wide range and infinite variety-lrom
Sheridan 10 Pinero.
1t is probable that Duse will be seen in New
York again this season, for one week. She has
Louis, and is considering the proposal to give five
more performances in New-York before returning
Italy. If they are given, it will probably be in
March Buses managers, 1t is broadly limited,
would not be dspleased if she would also consent
to depart from the 'AnnunZio cycle and play some
thing better known and more pleasing TO the
American public. But the chances Of her doing
Nora sn6S are 'a'"s' less INA" the 4'''0" Id ''"
The second matinee of the American Academy Of
Dramatic Arts and the Empire Theatre Dramatic
School was held yesterday at the Empire. a Des-
pe-ate Chance" one-act comedy by Margaret
Cameron; a monologue, written by Van Tassel
Sutphen a japanese theme, and revival of
The Serious Family composed the programme
Three companies are now presenting THE Eternal
City, in the English provinces in addition TO Mr.
Trees London production Miss Maude Jeffries'
an American actress for several seasons, with VIII
son Barrett, is heading of these provincial COM
panes Game hourishes in England.
Some people who have recently attended "A
Chinese Honeymoon will be glad TO learn that last
night the eight bridesmaids appeared in eight
new dresses: These dresses cost $4,000, it is said
but the really important thing is that they have
been obtained. II was high time
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BLANCHE BATES IN NEW PLAY.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNI

TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
washington Nov. 20-After several postpone
rnents 10 allow more thorough rehearsals Blanche
Bates opened her season tonight at the New Ma
tional Theatre in the play by David Belasco@ and
Tobn TuTber Long entitled THE Darling of the
Gods Although the Washington season has not
Vet opened the house was filled with an audience
y,,bjcb jncII,ded many well known men and women.
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CAILAwAY-SMITH-At the home Of the brides par
ents p East 565h-st. New1York City Thursday
y d rector OF saint Bartholomew's Church, Annie
Nav daughter OF Mr.. Mrs Samuel r. Galloway.
TO Mr.. Frailey Smith
CHATAIN-FITCH-On Tuesday. November IS. 1902. at
the Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church by the Rev
DIR Abbott e Kittredge. Ella, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Ashbel P. Fitch. and Henri George Chatan. OF
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Some people who have recently attended "A
Chinese Honeymoon" will be glad TO learn that last
night the eight bridesmaids appeared in eight
new dresses. These dresses $4,000, it is said,
but the really important thing is that they have
been obtained. II was high time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-21

Three companies now presenting THE Eternal
City" in the English provinces, in addition TO Mr.
Trees London production Miss Maude Jeffries,
an American actress for several seasons, with VIII
son Barrett is heading of these provincial COM
panies. Game hourishes in England.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-21
HARLAND'S RECIPES.
Canned Asparagus.

Into an asparagus boiler put sailed
water, and when it boils hard lay the
asparagus in 1t. Boil until tender, but
not broken and soft. Lift out carefuny,
stand on end with the tops up) in fruit
jars, fill the jars to oyerflowing with the
boiling water and seal Immediately. Be
sure that tops and rubbers are il good
condition and keep this delicate vege-
table in a cool, dark, ury place.
Beef Soup.
4 Cover two pounds of beef cut from the
round, ana a pound OF cracked beef bones
with eight quarts Of cold wafer. Add a
sliced carrot, two sliced onions and sew
eral sprays OF parsley. Cover closely,
and set sac stock pot at the side Of the
range, where 1t will simmer gently all
day. Remove and set aside all night to
cool. When very cold san off every
particle Of fat and strain. If any fat
remains after skimming, lay on the sur
face of the liquid sheet OF clean tissue
paper. that all grease may be absorbed
Strain again through a fine soup strain
.er or coarse cheese-cloth. Put on the
fire as much Of this stock as you need
for one meal and boil in a half cup Of
barley that has been soaked In cold
water for an hour. When this is ten
der, season with salt, pepper and kitchen
bouquet. and. If you wish a brown beef
both, thicken It with brown rou1
If you wish a clear beef soup. you may
omit the barley and roux and color 1t
with Kitchen bkouqust or caramel.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-21
DRY WEATHER OVER
ATLANTIC STATES
Stands of Tobacco in Virginia
and Carolina Are Irregular.
The Fruit Outlook.
(Rr Associated Press.


WASHINGTON, D. c., May 2o.-The
Weather Bureaus weekly summary of
'rcp conditions is as follows:
The drought conditions prevailing OF
lie close of the previous week in the
South Atlantic and East Gulf States have
keen largely relieved, except in Southern
Florida, but the continued dry weather
in the Ohio Valley and the Middle Allan
tic States has proved unfavorabie.
The cotton crop is in promising condi-
ton generally throughout the cotton belt.
Good stands of early cotton and salts
factory termination of the late planted
are indicated, except in portions of the
Carolinas and Louisiana, with clean fields
and healthy growth in practically all
sections. In Southern Texas the crop has
made rapid advancement, and squares are
forming.
The stands of tobacco in the Carollnas
ard Virginia are irregular. But little
transplanting has been done IN Mary
land, owing to the cold weather, and none
has yet been set in Kentucky, where this
work promises to be general this week.
The plant beds in Ohio are suffering Tor
rain.
On the whole the fruit outlook is less
favorable. Peaches are dropping very ex-
tensively in the East Gulf States,
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Ours
DIR IN
CURED BIZ
White Ribbon Remedy

can be given in Glass OF water. Tsa or Coffee
without Patients knovlsdSs.
wht.e ribbon Remedy Will cure on destrqy PIE
diseased appetite for alcoholic stirul.nts.
ryhether the patient Is confirmed heoztats.
70 tionIer, - social drinker or drunkard. ImDss4
able Tor any one to haro an appetite for al.
soholic liquors after using White RibsoD
Remedy.
endorsed By Members Of W. c. T. o.
Mrs Moore, Press sugsrin..adent Of the wo-
California. writes. II have tested White RIBBON
CUES have bsen many: In many eases the Rsn-
edy was given secretly ; ,,s,s sheessaliy recom-
hers Of our Union are delighted 10 end practi.
csi and economical treatment to aid rs in ous
snI VS. ST.. i. cowan. OF The woasa's Christian
rasas:r,nce IJni6a states: "I know Of so raa NJ.
people rsdsemed from the curse e drink y ne
uss you to give It trial. Druggists or
by mall, 81 Trial package FREQ BY ~riuas or,
rstars Sf the wonan's Christian Temperance
Ifnion). No. 21S fremont Street. Boston- Mass.
Sold in Richmond By the TRAGLEi
DRUG STORE. No. ST East Broad Street.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ING.
There is undoubtedly a strong sentt-
ment in this community in favor OF
erecting an assembly building, which
shall contain hall with sea ting capa-
city of at least five thousand. together
with minor halls and rooms for the ac-
conmodation Of the various associations
in the city. whose object is to encour-
age art and music and literature. We
say that the sentiment is hero, because
we have talked with number Of lead
ing men and women on the subject, and
they are enthusiastio. We believe that
it is only necessary to crystaiize that
sentiment and organize it. in order to
carry out the plan. Richmond needs
such building and she is ablo to have
IT. There is plenty CT surplus money
here to build It, and IL those who are
interested Will only como together and
form an organization it is our opinion
that within q comparatively short time
tho necessary money will have been
raised.
A building such as Is In contemplation
would be Of great material valuo to the
community. It would be tho means of
bringing many conventions here, and it
is not tpo much to hope that within the
next ten years the National Democratic
party would hold its nominating conven-
ton in Richmond.
In 1907 we are to have the Jamestown
celebration and Richmond viii. need q
large hall to accommodate the gatherings
which will be here during that season.
It is the belief of those who have given
the subject study that such building
would bring in a revenue sufficiently
large at least to keep 1t in repair and
pay taxes, If not indeed to pay divi-
dend to the stockholders.
And so we say that, apart from tho
moral and educa tional benefits to be de-
rived, every business man in the COM
munity must upon reflection see the ma
terial benefits and therefore give his
hearty support to the enterprise The
sentiment is rife for the movement and
the time Is suspicious