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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-03-27

przyznala sic do why, tlomaczac
swoj postepek nedza, W jahiej sic
znajduje i przywiazaniem do
czworga dzieci, ktore wraz z MIA
cierpialy glod. Pomocnik szeryfa
zeznal jake swiadek, re bra}a so
litosc, gdy odwiedzil oskarzona
w jej mieszkaniu W Cragin gdy
przekond sic ma wiasne oczy
jej nedzy. Sedzia zalecii przysie-
glym, azeby W tel sprawie wydai
wyrok jak najlagodniejszy. Ich
wzruszenie ma widok nieszczesli-
wei kobiety pozwala wnosic, re
icf wyrok surowym ME bedzie.
Sprawy robotnikow.
Do legislatury wniesiono bill,
azeby urzednikom ma kolejach
zelaznych przyznano prawa,
przysiugujace policyi. w razie
potrzeby ma bye wolno kazdemu
maszyniscie, palaczowi, konduk-
torowi zwrotmczemu areszto-
wac pasazera lub podejrzana O.
sobe ma torze kolejowym j odsta-
vic aresztanta do najblizszej sta
cyl policyjnej. Przeciw temu bilo-
wi protestuja kolejowi urzednicy,
przypuszczajac, re zarzady kole-
jowe kaza i'm pelnic sluzbe poll
cyjna w razie strajku.
Me zanosi sic ma predkie dol
scie do skutku porozumienia po-
miedzy fabrykantami powozow a
ich robotnikami. Fabrykanci ME
chca przystac ma sad polubowny,
twierdzac, re do spraw ME pow
twierdzac, re do swych spraw
ME pozwola sic mieszac osobom,
ktore ME So bezposrednio intere-
sowane.
Do strajku stolarzy i dekorato-
row w zakiadzie firmy National
and Western Casket Manufactur-
ing Co. przyiaczyli sic ciesae,
ktorzy oswiadczyli, re jutro odej-
da Cd roboty.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-03-27
LAD PRzY BIECUNIE POkUDNIOWYM,
Take Kartuzi wygnani z Francyi.
Rosyanie ME ufaja kanclerzoWi niemieckiemu.
POdwyzszenie p1ac g6rnik6W podrozenie Weg
1000 Os6b h masta Ptsburga tract zatrudniene
i czldnkowie innych partyj z t

Terre Haute, Ind, 27 marca. -
Gonnicy IndiaIny starali sic oqod-
wyzszenie plac; wlaSciciele ko-
pain jednakowoz oswiadczyli, re
VIOLA zarrlEqnae kopalnie cd d. 1go
kwietnia, anizeh przystac ma "a
daria. Odbedzie sic og6lne gsoso-
warlfe gornlkow mad tenn, co teraz
ma nastspic:: w sobote odbedzie
sic glosowanie W uniach lokal-
nych, a W poniedzialek calej orga-
nizacyi. Gornicy So przehonani,ze
wlasciciele kopaln, w sldutek wy
soleioh cen wegli, npoga z iatwo-
sofa zgodziG sic ua ich zadania.
New York, ~ rnarca. w
pierwszych Is dniach biezacego
miesiaca przybylo tu 49,162 mi-
gramt6w, czyli o 1000 wiecej, niz
W pierwszyoh rs dniach lutego.
w ostatpich dniach biezacego
miesiaca ma przybyc jeszcze oho-
10 10000 imigrantow.
San Francisco, 27 marca.-y In
! dustrial Removal Society New
Yorku niedawuo przysfata do tu-
tejszych agentow Smnons and
Thompson 1e Rumun6w, przy
pornocy ktorych choiano sprobo-
wac pewne grunta w okolicy
przygotowac ma zalozenie Win
hic. Tymozasem okaza}o sic, re
ludzie oi sa 1lajkonpletniej ME
zdoIrn do piracy rolnej, bo So RE
nieslnikarni. Komisarz piracy
Lyrns chce spraIwdzic, jal1im to
sic stafo sposobem, ze ludziom
tyrn dano zajecie nieodpowiedrie.
Cumberland, Md, 27 marca. -
Porozlepiano tu afisze oznajmia-
jace, re gornicy w Ihopalniach we
gil dysTyktu Georges Creek O.
trzymaja podwyzszenie Piac o 10
cerltow ma tonic cd d. kwietnia.
Goulicy sani otrzymaja po 65
centow cd tony, woznice S2.3o
dzienrne 20 81 centow wiecej niz
dotychczas), a 4wyldi robotnicy
$I.9o dziennie 10 80 centow WIG
cej).
Philadelphia, Pa, ~ marca =
Press" donosi dzisiaj, re cd
I kwietrlia cery mieklioh wegli
podniosa sic % Is centow ma to-
ME. w roiagu roku ubieglego cena
"a wegle dnieldlie W srodkowej i
zaohodniej Pennsylvania wynosi-
la S1.25 najnizej przy samyoh ho-
paLniach; te cene obecrlie podnie-
sic sic do $500 "a tong. Podwyd-
szenie to,jak donosza, ,zostaje spo-
wodowanem podwyzszerliem plac
gorrlikow.
Pittsburg, Pa, ego marca. :
Wszyscy miejscy urzednicy ro-
botnicy, poczawszy Cd szefow
departamentow, a skohczywszy
ma kobietach szorujacych podlogl,
- wyjatkiem tych, ktorzy pra-
cuja W departamentach rekorde-
ra klerka miejskiego, - otrzy-
dnia Igo kwietnia ich uslugi ME
bedq potrzebne. Dotyczy to okolo
5000 osob.
New York, 27go marca. -
Mieszkajacy tu Issac B. Price OBJ
chodzil swoja IoI rocznice uro-
dzin. w caiem SVEN zyciu raz
tylko wyjezdzai z New Yorku.
Nigdy ME pil spirytusowych ma
poj6w, ale zuje tytoh. Przypisuje
swa dlugowiecznosc temu, ze ja-
da bardzo powoli. Ma spozycie O.
biadu potrzebuje zawsze najmniej
godzine.
Des Moines, Ia, ego marca.-
Wspolna konferencya wlascicieli
kopaln gornikow W dystrykcie
nr. 1s w Iowa, trwajaca 4 tygo-
dnie, zakonczyia sic ugoda, na
mocy ktorej Cd dnia I kwietnia
gornicy otrzymaja podwyzszenie.
plac o 10 procent, ale W skutek
tego ceny wegli podniosa sic
20 centow ma tonic.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-03-27
Alfons.

= John Mahoney John Will
liams pokioli sic nozami wzajc-
mnie, Obydw6ch opatrzono "
szpitalu i nastspnie aresztowano.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-03-27

sic wodzic "a nos kapitalistom i
budlerom.
Politykierzy tutejsi doznali "a
wodu. Prezydent Roosevelt zmie-
nil program swego przyjecia W
Chicago tyle, re nie odwiedzi
zadnego klubu polityc7nego. w
Auditorium wypowie move, w
ktorej ami slowkiem ME poruszy
stosunkow lokalnych. Bedzie to
NOVA ti6maczaca d wyjasniajaca
jedynie og6lna polityke narodowa
Stanow Zjednoczonych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-03-27

Smulski przekonani, re wybor
jego podniesie znaczenie naszej
narodowosci w oczach calego u
bywatelstwa amerykahskiego,
wiec i jego postanawiamy po-
przec solidarllie.
Wzywamy wszystkich Braci
Zjednoozehc6w, ably naszym kan
dydatom, Jozwiakowskiemu
Smulskiemu dopomogli do zwy-
cieztwa W wyborach ma dniu 7go
kwietnia, b. r,
w imieniu Tow. I'm. KS. Ba-
rzynskiego, gr. 81 z. P. R. K.
Franc. Czastka,
Jan Fafifiski,
Micha1 Pokorny,
Komitet.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-03-27

Republikanie zapowiedzieli ma
dzisiai mityng w hall Schoenho-
fena, .gdzie przemawiac bedzie
Stewart. Kandydat republikanski
wystapi nadto mowami w IS,
90 i 28 wardzie. Ian F. Snulski
przemawiac bedzie w u war
die, w hall ma rogu IL Albany
ave. w II wardzie, ma rogu ulic
81 Paulina przemawiac beda OBJ.
Franoiszek Karcz i w, S. Ha-
remski,
Mavor Harrison przemawiac
bedzie ma mitvngach demokraty-
cznvch w ID. 21 j "a wardzie. w
hall Brieskego. r6g Southport av.
i Wolfram str, zabierze CLOS K.
SusraIski,
Ma iakie snosobv biora sic no.
1i+v,s;erzv w 16 wardz;e azebv
z;adnac soh;e o}osv wvborc6w
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-03-27

| Jdll rd1AIIShl,
Michai Pokorny,
Komitet.
Ma wczorajszy termin w poll
tycznej sprawie Kunza przeciw
przedstawicieloin polskiej prasy,
pan alderman senator z 10
wardy sprowadzii do sadu wszy-
stkich swoich naganiaczy pol;ty-
cznych tryumfow. Ma ich czele
sta4 slomiany kandydat maszyny
Kunza i Leiningera. Byli w sa-
die takze porzadni oby-
watele, kiedy nadzieje Kunza,
re "przyjdzie do skandalu", she
rozwialy, zaczal podtykac swym
naganiaozom pieniadze, W tym
celu, azeby zakladali sic z porza-
dnymi obywatelamd, re jego slo-
MANY kandydat zwyciezy, a w.
| J. J6zwiakowski przepadnie.
w to graz przeciwnikom po-
gruchotanej maszyny Kunz &
Leininger. Oh. Szymczak zaiozyl
sic Kunzem $50, re zwyciezy
J6zwiakowski, a 2 innym polity-
kierem zaiozyi sic o $1oo, re
'lancman" Leiaingera przepa-
dnie. Adwokat N. L. Piotrowski
chcial sic zaiozye 0 $500, ze Joz-
wiakowski zwyciezy, lecz naga-
niacze senatora ME mogl sic
zdobyc ma tax wielka sumo. Zlo-
zyli sic wszakae miedzy soba, ze-
brali $50 zagrozili p. Piotrow-
skiernu, re przyjda do jego ofisu
wieksza suma pieniedzy. Pan
Piotrowski zannierza po wybo-
rach udac sic W podroz dla przy-
jernnosci pieniadze wygrane
bardzo mu sic przydadza. Bedzie
w podrozy mial przyjemnosc pod
wojna.
Oo6Inie wzieto "a zie Stewar-
towi, republikahshiemu handy
datowi ma mayora miasta, re
przemawia1 ma koncercie ma eel
dobroczynny i zaczepial tam
Harrisona, ktory byl nieobecnym
ME m 8 gl 0 d p e :
lrac zarzutow. Stewart
twierdzil, ze policya chicagoska
musiala zlozyc 100000 ma po-
wiekszenie agitacyjnego fundu-
szu demokratycznego.
Ma przedwczorajszym mityngu
demokratycznym w hall Schoen-
hofena zwracalo powszechna u
wage, re mayor Harrison ME do
tvkai wcale stosunkow wardo-
wych. Ia jego przykiadem zaden
innych m6wc6w ME odzywai sic
nieprzychylnie ami o Jozwiakow-
skim, niezaleznym kandydacie ma
aldermana, ami o adwokacie
Smulskim, republikansloin kan
dydacie ma rzecznika miejskiego.
Gardlowal tam tylko sam "a SODA
"strohman" "lancman" Leinin-
gera, kt6rego aktorskie zachowa-
ME sic wzbudzalo uSmiech polito-
wanna ma twarzach rozsadnych
innonarodowcow.
Mayor Harrison w sWych pre-
m6wieniach zwraca} uwage, ze
jego konkurent Stewart przyrze-
kal niedawno temu popierac w le-
gislaturze projekt, azeby tramwa-
! je przeszly ma wiasnost miasta.
Chwalil sic, re jeden jego przy-
! jaci6l pojedzie do Springfieldu i
tam odnosny bill przeprowadzl.
Tymczasem ten przyjaciel posta-
raj sic teraz o odlozenie tego BIZ
lu, kt6ry kompaniom tramwajo-
| wynn ME podoba sic. Harrison ME
zalicza Stewarta do szachrajow,
;; pracujacych swiadomie W intere-
! sic kapitalistow, lecz uwaza Ste
) warta "a "greenera" kt6ry costa
wszy burmistrzem, pozwolilby
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-27
! WILMINGTON, N. C.
nenial tn .Thc Times-plspatch.l

r. Especial to The Times-DlspatchJ
LMINGTON,, N, c., DEG. 26,--Soeiety
IN Wilmington next week will be. glow
Ing in brilliancy and already several elab-
crate, formal functions have been ar
ranged.
viii. be a dance and BANQUET at Atrlie,
given. by Mr.. and Mrs, Pembroke Jones,
Of New York, who are already at their
splendid winter home on the Sound The
Jones junction will be given on Tuesday
night, tho Goth.
"Wednesday night L'Agllo. sotillon. Club
will give It's annual Yuletlde german,
ana the Christmas dance Of L'Arloso
German Club will be held Thursday
night, Now Years. Eye. Both clubs are
popular social organizations.
Mrs w r. Kenan and daughters. Mrs.
7. Cliseby Wise and Miss Sarah keenan,,
have gone to Palm Beach. Fla. where
they will. spend Christmas With Mr.. T., ara = q
Mrs Mrs, Flagler was formerly Miss Mary
Lilly keenan,, OF Wilmington,
MI. Thomas a. Mcintyre end a large
party Of friends Will arrive Tomorrow
night from New York on their way to
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-27
INJUNCTION ASKED.
Efforts to Restrain Mobile and
Ohio From Paying Interest.

lBy. Associated sPress3
MOBILE. a LA, Dec. 26.-Thomas T,
Foster, Of Warren county, Miss; James
POLITE, Of New York; Littleton Edmonds,
i OF Richmond, Va. and G. L. Venner, Of
Boston, Mass.t through their attorney, T..
NJ Miller. .of News Orleans, fled i In tho
Gt;hanceryt Court of Noble to-day a peti-
ton for an. iDjullctiont hga inst. the Mobile
and Ohio RatlroaH compatiy the Southern
Railway, the E'hrners' Loan and Trust
Company. !oei NawH orh.t and tile Guarar-
ty TRUST Company, Of New Y ork, asking
= tor an Injunction against the. Mobile and
Ohio. restraining said company from pay
ing interest upon general mortgage bonds
for. $40, 10000 issued In 1889, and that tho
court decree said bonds were Illegally
issued and ares null and void Is that 4 tho
mortgage deed,Gof the Farmers, d Trust
Company. purp2rting to secure the same
he declared multi and void and said bonds
and mortgage be surrendered, cancelled
and TIM defendants be perpetually en-
Joined from asserting any claims there
under, and that the Mobile and OhiorRull-
road be perpetually enjoined from paying
either the. principal or interest on said
bonds, t. Gf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-27

ct Mayor Powell in giving notice that the
police were to allow the use OF rerolyers
with blank cartridges during the tin,o
fireworks We're admissible. Of course.
1t was impossible for The police to dis:
cover which were blankand which loadeI
cartridges,
X lust night over. six hundred poor chill
dren Of the citi gathered in Metrop,l.-
4 sn 1Inll md valuable and useful pres
ents wert distributed among them by tho,
Raleigh Retail Liquor Dealers Associa-:
ton. by whom n pleasing programme OF
entertainment was also provided. This
is an entirely new departure for Raleigh,
ana was designed by the association to
be n sort OF farewell blowout for. tlleir
retirement from business January. LIST,
when the dispensary opens.
Raleigh merchants. ono and all, plo-
nounco tho holiday trade just clo.,i MS
the biggest they have eyer had. Many
Say they found It Impossible 10 ret
enough salespeople to walt onstleir trade.
SO much larger was 1t than they had
expected. Quite number are closed to-
day. taking stock.
BInks don't reopen for business until.
Monday morning. All State Offices arc
still ccted also, and will not open until
Monday
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-27
CHRISTMAS IN RALEIGH.
Christians and Hebrews Com
nlingle in the Celebration.
/ to The Tin1es,piNnat ch

d Especial to The T1mes-DlHnatchl
RALEIGH, N. G., Dec. 28,-Raleigh
had the usual commingling OF the Chris
tlan and the barbarous III, her obs.srv-
ance of Christmas Day and, indeed, 1t
would appear that the barharous was
somewhat more predominant than usual,
In that there were really services at four
OF the c!ty's many churches, While the
uproar and tumult raised by both small
boys and men with COW bells, cannon
crackers, sprt-deyils roman candles, sky
rockets, exceeded by far anything here
tofora seen In Raleigh.
During Christmas night number Of
men used reyolYers OF various caliber,
with regular ball CARTRIDGES, and literally
rlddled the awnings In front Of a number
sFayettevIlla Street. This disgraeeful con-
duct grew out fos q mistake on the past
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-27
&5 900 -o------..------N2
NEW GAME Law. II
Seven Arrested for Shipping
Game Out Of the State.

Especial to The Times-l)ispatch)
GREENSBORO, N. c.. Dec. 28.-f;amc
Warden weatlerly returned list night
from Winston, where he had been to
prosecute a warrant sworn out against
Henry D. Shut; q junk dealer there, Tor
violating the game laws by shipping
cartridges out Of this State. The trial
resulted in. the binding aver to court
OF tho defendant In n bond OF a hundred
dollars. Packages Of birds. in barrels.
mixed with rabbits, have been confis-
Gated hera several times.t sent from WIN
ston to Richmond firm, without the
name Of the shipper.
Wea therly. who is also q good dctec-
tive, even without that setter dog, traced
tho talismanic Initials on tho packages
to the junk dealer!at Winston. Flo finally
hit upon barrel at his place Just ready
for shipment He made an examination.
and found seventy-on partr!dges nest
ed" in the center OF the barrea with rab-'
bits at. each end. Shut, so the game
warden says, had made his bill out for
six dozen quall to tho receiving mer-
chant at Richmond, and he was fussng
at the loss of ono bird, for there We're
only saventy-one In the lot. Shuts negro
clerk. it /, Is said, gave the thing away.
unwittingly.
Tho game warden was talking to him.
in jovialS detective way, and remarked:
"You are pretty shrewd Niger; saw
n package Of birds tucken out at Green's
bolo. and there were two layers OF rab-
bits between both heads OF the barrel
and the 'partridges.' Yah, yah! boss"
said the darkey, ''l!t wuz err purity scheme
fur er fac. but doy wuz three layor nv
rabbits atween dem hurds an'ide head
ms" 1t wasn't long after this before
Mr.. Weatherly had Caught on to the
shipper.
Whatever may BIO said about tho en-
forcement OF the game laws. the SPORTS
men In Guilford county, both resident
and nonresident, are we'll pleased over
tho successful operations OF the law and
Its enforcement by tho Audubon Society
Seven seizures OF partridges being ship
ped out OF the State have boon made here,
and tho prosecution OF shippers followed.
License fees 10 tho amount 1T nearly u
thousand dollars have been paid into
the clerks office of Guilford county alone
for nonresident sportsmen. Concerning
the work OF the society In North Caro-
lima, Forest and Stream, tho leading
sportsmcn magazine In America, has this
to say in Its last ISSUE:
Tho work of gnmo protection now
being done IN North Carolina offers an
example, which all Southern States and
many OF those IN the North, might Well
follow, The society Is now preparing
and sendir,g aut for distribution alb
stracts Of tro State and various county
laws"
These ars printed on linon,, and. are
being posted all over the country, tho
object being to ncn,.alnt all the poople
With the facts regarding game pr0te ctioH.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-27
THE yIcKsBURG DEPARTS
She Leaves Shanghai for Che
mulpo-Marines Aboard.

WASHINGTON. Dec. z6.-Rears Adm-
raj Stirling. temporarily in command OF
the Asiatic station, cables the Navy De-
partment announcing the departure OF
tho Eunboat Yicksburg to-day from
Shanghai for Chemulpo. Corea. where
She has been ordered at the instance Of
Mr. Allen, tho American minister at
Seoul,
Tho local riots at Chemulpo recently
endangered American life and property,
and tho dispatch Of wnrship was
thought necessary. &. 4. !t
Is, AS the marine guard of tho .Vicksburg
does not exceed a halt dozen men, Rear
Admiral Stirling has been Instructed to
send a company OF marines from the
Philippines to Chemulpo on board the
transport znfIro. Tho marines will SO
aboard tile ,Vlcksburg Mt Chemulpo, and
It is stated that they will not be landed
unless American interests arc further
threatened .a5' ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-27
Mainly About. People.

Miss Sadie s, Williamson is With her y
friend, Miss Cary, No. 40 east Fr r': KIN
Street. for the holidays. i, 4, -.
!, Dr. and Mrs. Dorsey and little Miss
Gladys, Of southside Virginia. are spend :
Ing 1.-THE holidays in this city the Guests gtrse or
Mis-. l.. b. Morris, Of East Grace StreeI'
Miss Mamie Wolfe, of Charlottes,vilile.'
e the Of hex sister +, A Mys yri5s
hudson. No, 40S North Twelfth Street..
Senate Clerk Joseph Button Is spending
the holidays on his farm. in Appoma ton
MIA. c. Lowry, formerly Of this city,
but now residing, in Suffolk, spent Christ !,
mas day with.frlends In Richmond, aug
will remain over Sunday. Et
Miss Tlsic Newman, of Alabama. Is tho
guest OF Miss Miriam Millhser,. ct her res
idencc, No. 1901 East Marshall Street -.
Mi. James {, Kirk. Jr., Is IN the CITY
spending tho holidays. latter 'ererAl
months -absense in the West.
Miss Lucy B. KIRK Is spending the
holidays with her father, Rev.'J. 0. Kirk,
OF Laurel, IVA. - Ts SIS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-27
a. A A ] ] ] TREE
]. III. in OH. CAROLINA.
rarllcel
Curly Poplar III the Tarhcel
State Estimated to be
North $500,
.fsnecIal to The Tl,nes-Dlspatch.,

Especial to The Tllnes-Dlspatch.l
4. CHARLOTTE N. c., Dec. 26.-In the
mountain district Of this State. near
Ivaynesvlle. one Of the most remarkable
trees In this great lumber district was
felled recently. It.has an, estimated value
OF $500, and contains $4,000 feet Of first
class lumber 1t is worth moro than the
average farm in tho section in which 1t
was cut. A part Of the tree has been en-
gagged for exhibition at the st. Louis OK
position next year, and will be placed
among tho North Carolina lumber ex-
ktbits.
Tho tree is q curly poplar, and twelve
horses were required to haul away the
butt cut. which was twelve feet long.
The lowest limb was eighty feet from the
ground The wood will be used as We
peering and will be shipped to Eastern
markets for. sale.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-27
PLAYS. AT. THE ACADEMY,
VERY GOOD LAST WEEK

The holiday attractions at the Academy
last week were both Of q high order and
audiences that very nearly tested the
capacity OF the playhouse Witnessed inc
productions. Christmas Day, aitDavid
lIaru11,,' With Mr.. William II. Turner III
the title, role, was presented matinee ana
night. Mr.. Turner as the shrewd David
who believes that a mans honesty should
not be measured by his dealings In horse
trading and selling, was excellent III ms
character portrayal, lis work was rs most mos
convincing at all times. Tho company
supporting himswas entirely capable. ana
good production was the result 4y II.
Tho audience at the matinee yesterday
was even larger than that of Christmas
Day.t"When Knghthood Was In Flower.
with Miss sRoselle Knott, cast as Mary
Tudor was the offering. a dramatization
from a book, as widely read as was this
novel Of Charles Majors. could scarcely
fail to attract q large audience. 1t IS
not always, however, tho popular DOCK
that makes good play, but IN this IN
stance the drama tization IS vastly enter
tanning 49, atI ss
Miss Rosello Knott was last seon here
in "More Than Queen, which was pre-
scented at the Academy two seasons ago.
Her work in that production has NOT
been forgotten AS Mary Tudor, however.
in tho play presented yesterday Miss
Knott made even a more favorable I'M
preston that she did upon her former
appearance In Richmond. There was
vigor ard freshness in her performance
that was delightful
The audience became enrapturcd with
her work, which had In 1t that subtle
quality that made the audience forget that
sho was ''only acting
The production was splcndididly mount
cd and the company, which was a large
one, was altogether satisfactory
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-27
GAVE AWAY MONEY!.
Thousands of Dollars Distributed
Among Employees.
fsnecial 10 Tho Times Dlspnt CHI. }

5I5l Especial 10 Tho Times DIspatch.)
DURHAM, N. c., Dec. 2b.--Tne Ameri'
can Tobacco Company gave their employees
Zero about So, 600 In Christmas presents.
This amount was given thenl In money
dorations. Each cmploye who had been
at work for the company six months or
more was given three yads' extra, pay
and those who have been at work for q
shorter time wero given smaller dona--
tions. .lti
This morning Joe Johnson. and Thomas
Andrews, both we'll known and with good
family connections. were tried upon tho
charge Of larceny. A day or SO ago a
young lady lost her purse containing
$500, which was found by Mr.. Ilern-
den. Tho two men named learned OF
the find and secured the purse and money
by telling him that they had lost tho
Purse, They were arrested last night
and to-day sent over to court.