davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-07-25
Officia! Count Ct State Funds.

STATE OF NEVADA,
c, <nty of ormsby, S. S.
w. G. Douglass and Jas. G. Sweeny
being duly sworn severally say they
are members of the State Board
of Examiners Of the State Of
New; that on the 10Th day Of June, '03,
they, (after having ascertained from
the books of the State Controller the
amount of money which should be An
the Treasury made an Official exami-
nation and count of the money AMI
vouchers for money in the State Ire
as.ry of eNvada and found the same
correct as follows.
Coin s240,763 81
Paid Coin vouch-
ers not returned
to Controller q, 135 "a
Total 261. 1899 II
State School Fund Securities.
Irredeemable Nevada
State School
bond $4,000 90
| Mass. State per
cent bonds 537 900 %
| Nevada State
bonds 24o.loo 90
| Mass State 3k per
cent bonds $4,000 %
United States
bonds 215,O0o 90
| Total 1922. 999 II
i w. G. Douglass.
Jas. g. Sweeney.
Subscribed and sworn TO before m
this 18th day Of June. A. D.. 1903
~ zsSSsa W 4 Qo1At
Notary Public, Ormsby County Ne'
| SEAL - '@'e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-27
aWARREMIQM.

fsnnc,nl IA the Times pIspatch.>
ARRENTON. VA, Dec, e6--Wlth on o
exception Warrenton was asleep socially
during the past week.
This exception came to light In the
shape of brilliant card party given by
Mrs william Swift l<eyser. OF Pensacola,
Fla. to a workable host Of friends. Mrs,
Eeyser was obliged to postpone this at
fair IN November lasb indefinitely,
owing to the serious Illness Of her son.
Progressive euchre was the game We'd
ncsday evening. and the contest for the
handsome prizes was one OF surpasslng
interest A delightful supper was served
Immediately after the. presentation OF
the latter. Below Is given q nearly ac-
curnte list Of those who were IN attend-
/, Mrs. John Hooc, Mr.. and Mrs ", G,
Marshall, Mrs pritton. Miss Mamie
Payne, Mr.. and Mrs, Grenville Gaines,
Mr.. John Keith, DR.. and Mrs Douglass.
Mr.. and Mrs Campbell Mr.: Anton Ken
nedy, Miss Agnes Kennedy, the Misses
Stone the Misses. spillnlan. Mr., Eddie
spillman, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry spillman,
Mr.. Julian Keith, tho Misses Keith, MT,
FAIRFAX Gaines, Nj, Appleton NJ, Ben
jnmin, Way. Mr., John Stone. Miss Barry.
Miss Lizzie Fair Miss Mary Forbes.
Misses Hamilton, Mr.. Robert Payne. Mrs.
Carr, MIR. Willie Gaines. MI sham
Keith Miss Nellie Keyser. Miss Nfnlsle
stone, Miss Kitty Paulding. Miss Holmes
.Iaudlng, MI. Gaylord Clarke Mrs,
Owens Mr.. Robert Stone.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-27
Virginia Harned in "Iris,'
Biiou Vaudeville Bill.

When you tackle the disabilities OF peo-
pie. you please them. therefore Manager
Wells knew what llc was doing when he
occurred the Ross and Fenton vaudeville
aggrega ton for the Bljou Theatre all next
week Every not Is a comedy In Itself.
and while each differs from the other in
Kind, all are alike In that they create
laughter. To quote just little here, It
was said by the Norfolk VirgnianPilot
OF Tuesday in speaking OF the attraction,
that 1.-THE attendance also Justified the
statement that vaudeville was not dead.
for there was a very large audience at
the Ora nby last night, and each and every
member OF 1t went home more than salts
fed"
or course, the feature OF the bill viii
be the act Of Ross and Fenton. These
are without doubt, the cleverest travesty
artists on the American stage to-day.
And In passing It can be said that this
will be their last appearanc nee In vaudeville
for perhaps many years. as they have
been engaged to help Weber and Fields
l,ut on all their future burlesques at their
cosy little Broadway playhouse. They
will be seen here in two s!sits. After the
Ball" and "Just Like u Woman" and In
both, each OF the duo la shown to the
very best advantage. It is hardly neces-
saly to tell how these people can enter
\ tain; they have a style and a manner pc
cullarly their own and really have to be
seen to be appreciated.
For real knock about comedy, the act
Of Sherman and DeForrcst Is hum
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-27
LEXINGTON SOCIAL.
(speclal d r'he Timcs. lolspatch.,

Especial to The Times Dlspatch.1 e
LEXINGTON. VA December 2s,-
Mr.. j. L. Adnir, of Kerr's Creek Rock
bridge county, has ISSUED Invitations to
tho marriage Of his daughter. Miss Min
mic Y. Adair, to MIR. j.. N. 3Alohler OF Grin
nell. iowa Tho, ceremony will take PLACES
at the BRIDES home on Wednesday, after
noon, December 30th, ut $3.50 o clock
The wonder, wedding" or fifth nnnlver-
snry Of tho marriage Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrence Dmbree, Of Lexington. was OBJ.
served Saturday night at. tho homo Of
Mr.. Einbrcc's parents at Bucna Vista, Mr..
and Mrs. IL. T.. Embree. The parents Ut
Mrs. Embrcc were also present Mr.. and
Mrs. c.. A. Lacy Of Lexington. Interest
vas added to the occasion because Of tile
fact that tho marriage took place on MIR
Embrec's birthday.
Captain Jacob Rodrck. the veteran con-
ductor on tho Baltimore and Ohio rails
road. is spending the holidays visiting his
brother In Ohio lie Is accompanied by
Mrs. Rodrck anu two grandchildren Rod
rick and Llnolee Pole. i
Mr.. W. u. Gresham. assistant In the
Lexington High School, Is visiting his old
home In King and Queen county.
Mr.. and Mrs James s. Smith nrc vis1t-
Ing their daughter, Mrs. Edward Cooper.
Of Bran,woll, W. Va. They are accom-.
panied by their daughter. Miss Mary
Smith.
Professor and Mrs. La Conte Stevens, 81
Washington and Lee University. are alb
sent on visit to friends at Princeton and
New York. 44, s42.
Mr.. W. d. F, Leech, Mrs. Leech and
daughter, Miss Ella I.eech, and Mrs. +. A.
Strain have gone to Florida TO spend the
winter. 33s,
Mrs. W. r, Pierson and daughter. Miss
Minnie Pierson, have gone to Sea Breeze.
Fla. to spend the holidays with DR.. j..
H. Pierson.
Miss Anna Anderson has gone to Rich
mond to spend the holidays with her par
ents, Attorney-G General and Mrs. Ander-
son. fE4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-27
Bright
AND
Diabetes,

eloatlna, Gravel, Dull Back Ache
Kidney Diseases, Urinary Affections
cured By taking stuart's Gin and Buchu.
The worst forms Of Kidney and bladder
T1Su 'a s sys1y FfpRfSg
stuart's Gin and Buchu. II Is Il bland. do.
llghtfully pleasant tasting medicine, that
acts directing on the Kidneys and bladder.
quickly draining out every lmpurlty. heal.
them life and vgor. stuart's. Gin and
Bucnu invariably cures Bis ats .IiseAso
and Diabetes even when the patlent t,aH
given ur hope, or where they had been
tapped u drain on tho accumulated
DISEASED KIDNEY SYMPTOMS.
;Agonizing pains In tile back. swollen egs
or abdomen. discharges from the urethra,
neuralgia Of the bladder. burning sersa.
. q ireauent qeslrs Or EYER InSolsn{ary ais.
der. stone In the bladder. dsagreenble
odor Of the urine, sCnhty and hiEh.col.
De do rhennaafs VIZ hche mes pain
Y ~ .s'ow Ky ,nsse sS y s,ss. symptom.
take stuart's Gin ana 5l,uchu. and YOU
will be restored to health. and your Kid
and b'aaaer PERFECTLY cured stuar5s
ecanses the bladder, re moves All obstruc-
lions from the kidneys ana urethra, makes
tho blood pure. The highest grade KID.
ney remedy made. 1lh93rouEhy tested !a lor
PIE Bof'fLE, also circular. giving some
I OF the many cures made, FREE. BY writ:
Ing Stuart Drug Co, Atlanta; On; Special
T rH.S It DRUG Go" 81 East Broa3,
f Bueh'; sent sent s. S. G expreas ''uA az
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-27
FRATERNITY NEWS
AND GOSSIP

with spirit akin to self sacrifice. the
members Of Damon Lodge, No. 4
knights OF PythIas. have decided not
10 cxpend large sum OF money on
their Anniversary exercises, which Will be
held next Friday evening, January LIST,
MS has been their custom In former
years, but will use portion Of the money
In the purchase OF baskets Of provisions
FOR he needy families of their deceased
members.
The exercises. while not as elaborate
as heretofore, will be very interesting,
and Will consist OF addresses BY we'll
known members of the order. high class
recitations and excellent music. which
will be followed by smoker
No ladies will be present at tho
exercises. as they will be only for mem
bcrs Of the order. is
Tho Masonic Temple at Winchester.
Va. In which the late President Mckinley
was made Mason during the Civil War.
was badly damaged by smoke and water
last Wednesday morning The mural
Paintings, which cost 500. were badly
injured
Mrs z. r. Robinson, widow Of Police
man Robinson, received 5000. last week
from the officers of Richmond Tent No.
4, n OF M, dlIlOullk VI tiuGS Sdi ASA
BY Mr. Robinson in the order. The Claim
was paid within fifteen days after tho
death of Mr.. Robinson.
The Roanoke Lodge OF Elks will give
their annual Christmas tree and dinner
to the poor Of Roanoke on New Years
day.
Tho Norfolk Lodge OF Eks will give
hal ovp fnr
TIE benefit OF the jamestown Exposition.
which, the people of Tldewater Virginia
are cxerting every effort to make posi-
bic and a credit to tho Commonwealth.
Tho Richmond Elks will entertain
members and friends Of the order. at a
stag party In the Ek's Home tomorrow
evening.
The various Groves Of Drulds will en-
terrain their friends at a bull Monday
right, January 4th, In Belvidere Hail.
cockade City Grove No. 20. United Or
der or Druds, was Instituted last Mon
day night by Il. NJ. Hargravos, Of this
city, grand noble arch Of Virginia, as
sisted by other grand Officers Of the
order, and the following officers were
elected: Past Arch, r. e. L. Hargrave;
noble arch. w. D. Morrlss vice-arch.
Nv. Y Pearson; secretary. r. G.. Bassm,
Jr.; treasurer, Benjamin Harrison: chap
lain, e. J. Well: conductor. l.. a. Trnylor;
inside guard, w. II. Hall; outside guard.
J. II. Monroe; trustees, Robert Gillian,
r. L. L. Hargrlve and w. v. Pearson. y
Mr.. Henry Rueger received a very
handsome scarf pin from the Petersburg
Lodge Of Elks. In appreciation OF his
services in contributing his fine voice
during their annual memorial exercises.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-27

& . . . y g. q . BIZ Il L..
ner." They call their act '"Ihe Battle
Of San Dago," and that Is as good ms any
other title, for there is nothing In IL name
OF lenst for them. Shakespeare to the
contrary Notwithstanding, From their
first appearance on the stage until the
tall Of the curtain there Is one continuous
laugh, which only increases In volume.
tho longer they work.
In black face, there will be seen Ford
md Wilson. who do very neat SONG and
dance act. while In the musical Inc West
and Van Slcklin will Introduce q novel
and pleasinE act.
Tho Two Pucks, Juveniles. in songs and
dances, will not only please the ladies and
children. but also the heads OF families,
while the acrobatlc act OF Bush and Cor
don, with Its sensational slimax, will sure
liz make a hit. Others on the bill Will be
equally successful In pleasing, so that all
IN all, the next vaudeville bill at the Bljou
will be ona Of unusual merit,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-27
GLOUCESTER.
Especial to Tho Times Dlspatch.)

Er Especial to inc 'llmes-Dlspatch.) t5
GLOUCESTER c. H., VA, Dec co.
Tho social event Of the week was a
reception given by Captain and Mrs. Rich.
ard Corhln Byrd, OF White FALL the seat
OF the Glaucester Byrds. This delight
full function was In honor Of Mr., and Mira.
Lewis Marshall BYRD, whose marriage
was lately such brilliant event IN Or
ange county. Mrs, BYRD. who was Miss
Sallle liners Williams, visited her aunt
Mrs. @, u, Gary, Is most popular In Glou-
cester. and the county people are giving
her warm welcome. "
The reception was n most brilliant nf-
fair, Among tho guests wero Mr.. and
Mrs, Roland Clarke, Mrs. G, II, Cary,
Mr,and Mrs. Franklin pabncy. Hon. and
Mrs, John N. Tabb, Mr., and Mrs, A. W,
fWithcrs Mrs Saxelby. Mr and Mrs,
Richard Janney, Mr. and AIRS. Corbln
Waller. of New York: Misses Maggie and
Marie 'rabb, FANNY James, Mantle Helms
kle Margaret A. rabb. Bessie Hopkins.
Annie Page Vandergrfe. Messrs, a. and
Il. Davis. IT, Deans, Walter and Thomas
Harwood. C. SaHelby, Albert l'allaferro,
Walter Sanders, Dr., JoMn Jones. William
c. Tones. Curtis James,
Misses Lucy Sinclair, Annie Page. Nnl-
lie !. Watt. Ellen Lee. Mary Coleman.
Grace Derl1or and Olivia Bridges who at
tend the Normal School at Enrmyille, are
at their homes for tho holidays Miss
Sally Jones, OF the Leech Naval school,
Norfolk, ana Miss Ethel Core. Of Latin
school, Baltimore, have also returned for
Christmas.
Miss Christian, of Baltimore, is The
guest of Miss Ethel Core.
Miss Lucy Watkins OF Charlotte. C. FL,
and Mr.. Henry Hutchinson are guests at
the rectory.
Fl Master William and LEONARD Stanley
now Of Gnat harrington. Massao husetts.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-27
CAPE CHARLES, VA.

Especial to The -pispatch)
CAPE CHARLES. VA, Dec. 2G.-The
hop at Parsons Opera House Wednesday
night vas a decided success About TWEEN
ty-flve coupies attended, and dancing
was kept up until midnight,
A large party OF conductors and train,
mon OF tho r. 3. and w, Railway spent
Sunday here and enjoyed a huge oyster
roast, besides feast OF other good thinss'
Three barrels Of oysters were consumed,
The parry occupied two special pullman
cars. and after spending tho day here, res
turned to Delmar on the 9'2s p. NJ. tram
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-27
uE TIMES

are guests OF Mr. and Mrs trranslin
Dabney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter and children nre
spending the christmas al White Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs Lewis M. BYRD, wilt spend
Christmas In e)tnnge. c. FL, with MIR. and
Mrs. John q. Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick Jones, who went
to Arkansas several years ago, lave re-
turned where their permanent home In
nf friends
MIR Jesse Crouch pupil or the Glou.
ccster Academy Is spending tho holidays
at his homo III Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-27
/ RADFORD SOCIAL.
rsncc,o1 ~ Thr TIn,cs. D,,,,utch !

Especial tt Tie 3rirucs. Dsbntch.)
RADFORD, VA Dec. 26-Miss Mary
Inglcs entertained a La Riviera Christina 8
Eve Il: honor Of her guest, Miss Carrie
Eroadwell q teacher In Miss stuart's
sc,oo! at staunton.
Misses Elizabeth and bmma Nye gave
an enjoyable finch party last week to a
small party OF friends.
Miss Lucille Miles, of Arknnsas; who 10
attending school at the Woman's College,
Lynchburg. Is the guest, OF Miss Gertrude
Tenable this week
Miss Laura Ingles returned Sunday
from visit to relatives in Kentucky \
Mrs. Norman Call, Of Richmond, spent
MONDAY and Tuesday with her aunt, Mrs.
Il. M.Nenab1e,. on route to her old home
at Lebanon. where she will DO Joined
Christmas day by her husband.
Miss Melita Wilson will leave Saturday
for Tazewell to attend house party ut
the home OF Miss Jean Mays. She will
be accompanied by Miss Lucy Biggs. OF
Salem
Miss, Hattie Overman, OF Greensboro.
N. c.. will spend the holidays with Miss
I3essie Kenderdine.
;,r Thomas Johnson left Christmas
nigh! for Elzabethton. N. c.. to visit
friends.
a Dr.. Irene Billiard is visiting her sister.
Mrs e. E.. Shanklin.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Alexander. OF Gull
peper, who have spent the summer and
fall at Mrs. Adams left Monday for the
north to spend the holidays.
.. and Mrs. Allen j, Block returned
Monday to Barton Heights. where they
will spend the winter.
Mr.. Frank Fuqua. Of Fatrmont. West
Virginia, visited his brother, Dr. w. Is.
Fuaua. this week.
Among the students at home for tho
holidays are Misses Bessie and Edna
Lyle, OF Virginia Institute, Bristol:
Miss TIittie Ingles, who Is attending
school at Lewisburg, West Virginia.; and
Cadets Frank Longlcy. Taylor and Rlbble
Martin, and Arthur Rosenfleld, Of v. p.
Miss Laura Laseel will leave Saturday
!or Philadelphia, ut which place she
will join a party Of friends for trio
to Jamaica. ~
Mr.. Garland Johnson, Of Kenova and
Mr.. W. Fl. johnson. with his wife and
children OF Roanoke, spent Christmas
week with tllelr parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
C.. &. Johnson Rev. Carlysle Lynch. Of
Richmond, will MISC be tho guest Of Mr.
and Mrs johnson.
Col W. J, Jordon, OF Newbern, will
spend the holidays with his daughter
Mrs Selden LongIay.
Mr. Robert L. Jordon Will spend tho
holidays In Richmond.
'rrlrlets were born to Mr.. and Mrs. g.
W. Canady, n this week-all Of whom are
boys and doing we'll.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-27
AN ELEGANT DANCE.
rs,oc,o, ia The Times. Dispatch. J

--- lEnrrInI n TIT HIsVuIF1'J ~ :.
NIYNDUS VA. Dec. 20,--A large and
select company of young people attended
d delightful dance at the home OF Mr.
John M, slipman, near this place. Tues
day night, Music was Furnished by
Messrs, Robert Kidd and Marshall PHIL
lips. oysters and other refreshments
we're served, and. with the exception
Of this pleasant Interval. dancing MAS on
gns,sd In from r. NJ. until Is A, NJ.
The following ladies' and gentlemen
we're II, nttendance: Misses Nettie and
Mamie Shipman, Mnrgie Loving Marion
Dawson. Ada and Izzle Rogers Essa
Mays. AbhLe RODGERS. Laura Perrow,
Myrtle Harris, Matte Goodman, Georgia
Roberts, Mrs. II T, Harris. Mrs e f.
Peyrow. Messys, Charles and Jles Good
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-27

itlng their cousin. Mrs. J. A. T. Mar
Miss Mary Carlin Is spending the holl-
days In Elllcou City. Md.
Mrs. S. G. Brent who has been visit
ng III Baltimore. has returned to hos
homo here.
Mrs. Henry Dalngerfield. who Is travel
Ing In Mexico with Mrs. Barbour Thomp-
son, was a guest at a ball recently given
by the President OF Alexlco.
Mira. Ruth Y. Stuart Is spending the
winter IN Bermuda, 3s
Mr., ], r. Cation. member OF the House
OF Delegates from this city, has returned
from Richmond. 4&
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-27
Rose Coghlan.


1.-THE Greatest Thing In the World" In
which Rose Coglan will appear at the
Academy on Saturday. matinee and night.
Is a society drama written by two women,
for a woman, 1t shows It's feminine origin
In almost eevry line. There Is an intelli-
gent and fntollgble motve, tho refining,
purifying and elevating influence Of
love: especially maternal love. INCIDENT
ally there Is an attempt to DISCUSS tho
theory of heredity, but the dalliance with
this subject Is not prominent nor marked,
Tho central figure OF the play IL Nir-
gInia Bryant, wealthy widow, blessed
with the Gift OF perpetual youth, many
virtues and Sraces, and two grown up
sons. the elder or whom has Inherited
from his father Il fondness for strong
drink, There are number of bright
comedy scenes, much witty dialogue and a
display OF ball, dinner. evening and morn
Ing gowns which will delight tho feminine
heart,
Miss Coghlan's superb art was never
more manifest than In the character Of
Virginia Bryant whose endowments,
mental. moral physical, are almost angel.
ic, In the LIGHTER passages, her we'll
modulated dellvary, her ehsA and deIicacy
or manner. the refinement OF her by
play and delicate facial expressions nrs
managed to much advantage and uncom-
mon effect. Her suggestion of suppressed,
hut almost uncontrollab BILE, emotion. In the
scene In which she learns Of her erring
sons crime, Is as clever as her hysterical
effort to explain to her guests matter
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-27
Sherlock Holmes.

II Is no, difficult to understand the
success made by A1r. Herbert Kelley and
Miss Effle Shannon. sinccs they began
their starring career over six years ago.
Every play that they have been Identified
with as stars. has seen them doing tho
same consistent and artistic work that
marked their connection with the famous
Frohfhan Lyceun Stock Company and
earned such high praise at tho hands OF
the press OF New York city.
In all their years before the pubic,
they have never been received with such
acclaim as they have In William Gilletie's
decentralization OF Conan Doylc's Sherlock
Holiness II may be well to note here
that the same support which earned such
high encomiums last season. has been re-.
tanned Intact.
Mr.. Daniel v. Arthur who'is managing
these artists. has provided them with an
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-27
PEOPLE IN FLUVANNA.

WILMINGTON, VA. December a.
DR., Clifton NJ, Miller and wife, OF Rleh-
h mona Of sf Mr. sp and Mrs. A w g. Bsll
q Miss Cora b. Perkins and AIiss Mar,
garet Hughes. who have been teaching
snhool near Accotlnk, Va, have r..
turned home to spend the holidays. s
Dr Thomas H. Taylor, recently ap-
pointed surgeon to the State farm. ex-
poets to leave soon to resume hlA AAv
duties
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-27
4 Fawcett as Otl,cllo.

Mr. George Fawcett Will make tho first
production OF "Othello" that tho South
has seen In many years when he comes
to tho Academy or Music here Tuesday
night. Mr.. Fawcctt's personal triumph
in thu title part Of this great tragedy was
unqucstioned In Baltimore. Ills appear
ancc here supported by very strong
company will be OF more than usual In
terest because OF his great personal pop
uarity In this city. His companies have
been seen here for the past two seasons
but "Othello'' Is said to ba the greatest
production no has over Attempted. .-.-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-27

entirely new production, far exceeding the
one they used In their previous tour. In
massiveness and beauty.
The setting OF the first act IS an exact
reproduction OF the drawing room IN the
London mansion of the late Disracli, Earl
Of BeaconsEeld, whose literary contribu-
tlons alone would have made him famous.
had he not been Prime Minister OF Eng.
land and founder OF the Conservative
party, It's rich colorings and tnpestrled
walls Is a sight worthy of the lovers Of
the beautiful. The fourth act setting, Is
reproduction of the surgery" Of the
late Sir Merrill Mackenzie, England's
greatest physician. who is no doubt we'll
remembered rs the surgeon who attended
the father Of the present Emperor OF
Germany In his last Illness, Tho first
scene. second act. IS the reproduction Of
mn underground room In the notorious
lyyhitechapel district in London. which
time after time has given TO the world
tho most startling horros In the annals
of criminology. Every effort has been
made to provide this production with the
minutest detail. with the atmosphere and
colorings suggested by Conan Doyle's
masterpiece Of fiction sherlock Holmes"
This remarkable drama Is booked to ap-
pear vt the Academy on Friday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-27
At the Academy.
Monday Night, "a Hot ola Time"
Tuesday, Matinee and Night, Fawcett
Co. In "Othcllo" @ta
Friday Night, "shcr1ock Holmes"
Saturday, Matinee and hlght'' Rose
coDhian.
a Hot Old Time.

One OF the most charming and talented
women Of tho stage is Lottic West sy-
.nonds. leading member Of Rays IA
Hot Old Tlmo" Company. which will play
an engagement at the Academy next
Monday night, December 2sth. Mlss
synonds. aside from being Il clever artist,
10, in her private life, most brilliant con-,
vcrsationa1ist.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-27
CITY or ALEXANDRIA.

Especial to The Times D1spatch.l
ALEXANDRIA. VA, Dec. @,-Mr. g y
Manhood, and family, OF Luxembourg. are
visiting Mrs. r. T. Chewing AZ hsr nome
IN this city, -.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-27

win, Harry Kidd, Blon IIorsley. NJ, x,
Estes, IT.. J. M Burdett, w. e. Lea,
Harry and ellis Rogers. Henry and An
gus Glonnlny. NJ. H.sRogers, 2. 3. Young,
Jr., Howard Craig, Lewis Wood, Willie
n. Wood, s., r. and Thomas Boyoe.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-27
~. 500 cor Photooraphs.

Twenty-Five hundred dollars Is the price
paid to n Broad Street firm Of photog-
raphers for lao photographs. a check for
this amount payable to tho firm, passed
through the banks Of Richmond last week.