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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-30
LAUNCHING OF
THE MARYLAND
The seventy.tlrst Regiment
to Go to St. Louis.
Especial 10 Tha TImues-DIspatch.)

Especial to The ITlmes-DlsPacH.)
VIEWPOINT NEWS, VA. Aug. 2o,-It
has been decided to launch the armored
cruiser Maryland, which will go over
board September 18th, about o'clock, This
Will give eXcursionistn from all sections
Of Virginia aud Maryland plenty Of time
after their arrival to reach the ship yard,
i, is expected mat there VII be IT. from &c.,
600 to 900 people inside OF the snip yard
on the day OF the launching,
At tho Academy of Music " ednesday,
city WIN unve!i large llfe-szed !, portrait
OF the late Dr.. Joseph Charles, which was
presented to the conclaye by Mrs; Charles,
A number OF tho State and NAslonal Of
fcers, OF the order Will 20 hefe W ms
occasion. N
Hampton Roads Railway oeca stoned 1T,
tie surprise here The, recent tirlals or
sfs G"ampany and sga tho pabo to look
Tor crisis in it's affairs a. an early
date. II is understood that the road will
$Ss = z n KE 5ssssy y
Tie expense Of the goysrnmenW5ii View ~ ia 9
week. the trip was virtually decided upon
| II is understood snsa s7-
for carrying concealed Wehponss ,t hu S1s %SV
| FOR being d!sorderly In tho FO!lca mouft
this mofnng. Tho woman WaS Sd at :, 1,a .
last night With her husn ,anp nut o,it or her
hamso' n, me-, Dot .rson and was follow
cd by her huspand. n When Bowen found
his VIE and Peterson togetlher, ne n bSuE5
ed trouble and the woman. 9 lie shin ward
fence fence on Gic a Woodward appeared on the
/ gcene and mt tho trio under arIsss,' DOW
Of the men we're dismissed p'oas'
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Al. Fields Back Again.

Among the men who have been success
ful amusement purveyors before Inc
4 merican people during the past decade.
none stand higher than AL. g. Field.
owner and manager OF what are known
from ono end Of the country to the other
AS the Greater Minstrels. Starting at the
foot Of the ladder, Mr.. Field has tolled
onward and upward always giving tho
neople value received and fulfilling every
promise. This record has enhanced his
nopularity SO that to-day he Is In tho
ver, front line OF American managers,
and owners whose growth In public esteem
has been phenomenal, and whose coming
ia anxiously awaited every season IN
hundreds Of the cities and towns OF the
United States.
Al, a., Field is Virginia born, having
first seen the light OF day IN Louodoun
county. His parents afterWard removed
to Hagerstown. Nd, and finally 70
Brownsville, Pa, tho place made ia
nous as the residence Of James =. ssa.ne'
tho great premier and orator, and Gen.
ora1 PhIlander II. Knox, Attorney-Genera'
In the Cabinet OF President Roosevelt,
Here It was that Mr.. Field first entered
the profession as one Of the performers
In what was known as Tho Evening
star N1Instres' an organization that
never got outside the boundaries OF ths
little Pennsylvania town. but 1t marked
tho beginning OF a career that has sincs
become known wherever negro melooles
arc recognized, or the quaint gipes OF the
colored race are smiled at.
Eighteen years ago he organized the
Minstrel party bearing his name. AT tirst
il wos.a most unpretentious' affair, but
II was backed by an indomitable purpose.
nnd n desire to treat the public fairly
Tho company contained some OF the pest
peonle In their various lines ana the
orgnnlzatlo was a, success from the start
From year to year It grew and prospeFetl.
untIl to-. 1t is the largest. best equipped
company in the world Courage, energy
and integrity have been the foundatlon
stones OF the structure ana q thorouHl'
knowledgs OF tho peoples wants nave
contributed to the grand result, STANDING
room only', is now the story wherever ~
{; 1NIc,d,s Greatr Mnstres appear. They
play ut the Academy Tuesday, matinee
and night.
What Happened to Jones
49,, N.Y. ,o l1a edy success, by George II
Broadbnrst, viii be presented, at the
ACADEMY September 7th and sth, WIN
matinee. by Mr., George Opef, shs ~.
rent comedian, and splendla col'spdny =
i lInes ana lIg adequate production Mr. obe'
| has scored heavily as Jones, tine uplqul,
ion s drummer" This performance Is said
What happened to- Jones' Is one e., q
those comedies that delights by It's nrlght
snappy, wholesome na ,1ops lNh in Which,
deF,Iv ara wn characters disport them
selves selves in In 4 an immensely dtyertlng way
The following Well known PLAYERS a ar.
in The supporttng company;. Miss aeoF 6
Elliott, Miss katheryn Wl!llaHs' al'ss
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MAN SHOT
in HENRlC:0:||.
Negro Badly Wounded and q
OfflCers After Shooter.
SHERIFF II ] ! i: s!oLoMoN's CASE E
Some Action May 30 Taken To- .f Nor
row Grand Jury to Deal WIN Q
Number Of important Matters
Other Items Of Interest,
SHERIFF SOLoMoN'S CASE

A negro man, named Sam Vaughan. is
IN the Honrico nlmsllouse hanging De-
tween life and death, With bullet wound
q Quarter Of an Inch below his temple.
The shooting occurred several days ago
and Is said to have been done by ono Will
liam Thornton. for whom Il warrant has
been issued. Thornton. SO tho story goes,
saw Vaughan n, town with q woman and
B threatened to kill hin, II no went home
with her. The couple paid no heed to his
warning, and were In the house Of the
woman, near tho Ncwbridge Church.
+ When Thornton Is alleged to have come
up to tho window and fired through the
glass ut them. Vaughan was struck IN
tho head and badly hurt. Tho b2lllodged
under the colar-Sono and has not yte
been extracted
Thornton Is still at large, but ID said
to be somewhere in the county. The con-
stables arc after him.
The grand Jury viii meet two weeks
from Tomorrow. Tho torn promises to
+ be In many respects Il record-breaker.
e Considerab BILE interest Is felt IN the pos
@slbility Of q second trial Of Sheriff Solo
mon for 1aAllsp.sance and u!sfeasance of
Office Things in his direction. however,
arc still undeveloped SO far as Is known.
The Passenger and Power Company has
made no move. 4, III
Among the important cases before the
grand jury will be. g long list growing
Tout Of the late strike of the street car,
men. schwanzinger charged with firing
4 IN TO the cars, will be up for trial. Tho
three guards, charged with shooting into
i be up. There will be a great number
( of other matters Of interest.
Several small robberles have been re-
ported inlthe county, recently. The house
OF 1drI Hobson on Thirty-second Street
was entered some days ago and g pistol
and some jewelry were taken: The rob
Z 2 o CLOCK in the afternoon Tho thief was
q negro, who was seen to leave tho
house. The hennery OF Mr.. England on
the Mechanicsvllle Turnpike was robbed
q few days ago, and mum Der Of fine
fowls were carried off; .t7
varlna District, or a section thereof.
was amazed Friday night BY one Of
& the strongest atmospheric phenomena 1t
had ever witnessed. &
The moon was shining brightly and the
stars, and there was not q cloud In tho
clear sky. Suddenly 1t began to rain.
People from all parts stood out in It with
gaping mouths looking at the sky to SEQ
: If Judgment day were writ there. One or
two negroes on n farm thereabouts were
much dlscomposed by the happening
Is VIM. Nelson and another negro named
Jefferson have been tried before Squire
Thomas for fighting In the Street, and
have been fined $3.50 and costs each.
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THE BAND CONCERTS.
Prot. larclelIa Explains His Position in
the Matter Clearly.

ttlC f'dtlCti 0iSo' W /,
Editor of The Times-Dispatch:
Sir,-I' think, in justice to the public, 1t
is my duty to answer an article signed
"TaxPayer appearing In The Times
Dispatch Of tho oSth. instant, and an
other in the News Leader Of to-day,
signed r. j. Branch, regarding music in
the parks.
I wish to show the gentlemen that they
do not know the facts In the case.
My contract with the city to furnish
music In the parks is not for three months,
but for ten weeks, beginning June "a.
ending, therefore, August Goth. Upon the
basis Of my contract with the city en-.
gagged the members of the band for ten
weeks at so much per week.
In order to secure the best talent and
to faithfully keep my contract with the
city had to engage several musicians
from other cities, and In order to secure
the best local talent. most OF whom nave
for many years past been playing at
summer resorts, had to guarantee them
ten weeks salary In succession. Nhrough
the street car strike. by order Of His
Honor, the Mayor, we missed eight con-
certs, and not -four weeks or more as
stated In communication OF Mr.. II. y.
Branch.
One concert was not given at Jefferson
Park on the regular Tuesday night on
ucCOunt or q tent service nelu III SHo
neghborhood, but on the following satur-
day after the regular concert at Reser-
voir Park, concert was played at JET
ferson Park. from $50 to 1880 T. nj.
One concert was not given ut Llppy
Hill on account Of q death in the imme'
date vicinity, but was played the same
night at Chmborazo Park,
II "Tax-Payer" will stop to consider nc
will find that the East END has no cause
for complaint, Chimborazo, Libby ana
Jefferson Parks are worry closely grouped
each of which get concert each week,
while CANDLES Hill, Monroe and Reser'
yoir Parks get the same number or con-
certs. and whose radius would cover
three times tho size of the respective
communities,
vote to make UP TO some extent tho lost
concerts caused by the street car strike
provided 1t did not cause them financsll
loss, when the manager closed an engage
| mcnt with the West End Park Company
making 1t impossible for the present
We hope to do so, however ms soor
as possible. the communication from
"Tax- Payer Is evidently inspired by
sincere sense OF Justice to the public anf
i admire him for It,, and thank him TO
tho high compliment which he pays Il
the band
Will you kindly give this space IN you
| valuable paper, and oblgc,
Yours respectfully,
F'ELIX IARDELLA,
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trlct at tho November election. There
arc five or six out for the Democratic
nomination. Tho county is believed to be
Democratic under normal conditions by
three to four hundred majority, MI.
Goodwin, however, defeated his opponent
two years ago through Democratlc apa-
thy. DR.. F'itzpa trick. former delegate,
and DR.. j. G. Everett and Mr.. P. B.
Young are regarded MS the leading aspir-
ants, though there arc two others In the
field.
The Republicans of Smyth county have
nominated Mr. A. c. Beatie Sor the
House Of Delegates Hon. w. W. George
the incumbent, Is the Democratic candi-
date, and is confident of winning again.
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DANIEL SCHOOL.
Of Voice and Physiea Culture Peg'ns'
~ Fall Course September "a.

It's fail Courss = 800 /. !. +,,,,.l
The Daniels School OF xoic e. MIiu r,rn -. 4
steal Culture, at NO. ~ M !..au 4, -. H
street. which has earned a W. ,,i.a....a,,S
reputation With the people o. n,c'il.u -
viii begin Its fall ana Wihter oou ~,
Tuesduy September "a, WIN Ve,s ~. ~.
tering prospects. One hunured any s.A 4, :.
three pupils are already enroileu LOT "! NC
various branches. NleVen so.llelel
cs in physical culture are nov ~ in i.,
ard many new applications are received
daily. .i. 4,
Physical culture Is one or the Prihcipa I
branches of this school. Mr. lanes mas "a.
given this subject much time ana stuuS'
and the testimony Of hpndreds' OF ms pu-
pills, who were formerly IN poor healtrs
proves concusvely that ne is master OF
tho situnu ton. Flo says. rev people re-.
alze how very essential pnyslnch cultu.e
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NOMINATIONS
IN VIRGINIA.
5Churchrnan and Walker Win
In Triangular Contest.
REPUBLICAN IN sMYTH
M. j. fulton TOO Far Ahead In Clarke Clarke
and Warren for Cap:. Parks Ma
jorl.y in Page TO ovcrcomne His
Malori,y--ln Tazewel''
(special to The Times-Dispatch,o

(sncoial to The Times-Dispatch1
& Il sTAUNTON VA. August %-.lh -, i.e', T.,
ocratio primary was held in staun'o ,,s, y
Augusta county. to-day for county .ss ol
and mem bers of the General Assen1 ~;
nv. Ti election went of very quietly. Little
interest tie was manifested. and the voting
vas light The majority Of the precincts eel,
heard from show that W. Arthur Wilson
Is elected sheriff. over Thomas q. DIV
son. and j. a. Walker by s1nan IN. i,a
iorlty. Dawson carried the city Of sta uh-
ton By fifteen majority. M
For House Of Delegates john NY
churchnan and s. H. Walker. were elect,
Cd; ". C. Craig falling behind by sm'li
majority. ~. ,o,r
The returns are not all IN Mt TINS ilou''
but the foregoing Is pretty 'cohGlus W ~. 49,,
There was no opposition against Harry
burnett for clerk, r. s, 'ker, for Com,
monwealth's Attorney. and j. N. Farlano
for treasure.
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DIES OF HEAT
IN NORFOLK
w. S. Langhorne Burned by
Exploding Wood Alcohol.
CRIME NAY COST HIS LIFE
John White, in Norfolk Jail for Com
mon Assault. Discovered to Be the
Murderer Of Alabama Redd.
To Equalze Frelghts,
CRIME NAY COST HIS LIFE
Especial to The Tlmes-Dlspatch.)

Especial to The Times-Dlspatch.)
NORFOLK, VA, August &c. 9.
Thornton. an employo Of the Builders'
Manufacturing Company, Of Norfolk. was
overcome by heat late last evening. Sub
sequently he died. He came here from the
North. Thornton was sitting With some
companions In front OF store In Hun
tersville when he was stricken. de never
allied. The heat,is believed to have as-
grayated other troubles from which he.
suffered
Mr.. w s. Langhorne. OF Portsmouth,.
was seriously burned last night by tho
explosion OF a can OF wood-alcohol. He
held q match close 40 the mouth OF tho
lug to peer inside, when there was q tre-
mencous explosion and the young man
was enyeloped in flames His presence
of mind saved his sight. IL not his lie.
MURDERER DISCOVERED IN JAIL JAIL.
John White will. at tho expiration o.
Jail sentence of thrteeA months LOT s1,i'-
rle assault, be tried for murder. He
has been identified since his lncarcera-
ton In the county jail as the man VINO
killed Alabama Redd, In ChurchiaIao'
thirteen months ago. The shooting oc-
Cured over game Of craps. Afterward
the murderer escaped and no trace OF MN
was found until he was recognized " tue
Jail as the slayer Of Redo.
shore section Will be investigated by the
i hss S Sfaaoie
R Radiway e Hanai and IT, the Chamber
npY fbs eGd ae resuEfed t. Sor
sniL % 'Vjrvinia mort, will, under tho
Filling uilnI Of lis e Commission as It stands at
present BE- PLACED Ct Efeae b;ah has
vs. Wat sD'i Facilities to the Eastern shore
Tho presence Of TIE naval t ;ra ths
sSgpsao2 &c Sot H hsss 70 rs 81 "a
o orantad s. by the sailors. Miss Helen could
Is Interested in the naval branch OF the
xSnng e one e ths proP Wesa sa e
tory was destroyed yeStSSfiaay wa eans
a flre. Ho is at St. Vincents Hospital and
VIII fee oHFFIcER BLAMELEss,
Tho coroner's, Jury to-day found ofleeer
tSe Kil!!eg g is psiss1sE, Willsms sg ssa-
Commerce with the City. National Bank
was formally annoMneedl to-day o Tne
cash OF the latter INSTITUTION Was 1EHOVcQ
to the Bank Of Commerce:
ARREST CoUNTERMANpED
II Captain Lane, of the schooner Mas
Yok for the abduction OF two Norfolk
girls, he will be released at5the, request
Of the Chief OF Police Of this city, The
bv the fathers OF the two girls. Blanche
Montgomery and Eta Story, bHt to-day
the mothers advised the police that the
girls went with the Captain with their
Consent, Ssf -NB
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CAMPAIGN HERE is
a VERY QUIET ONE

The campaign for the five seats In the
House OF Delegates for this city is pro-
cecdlng quietly the candidates making
n quiet personal canvass generally. NIr.
C. NJ. Wallace. Jr and Mr. Z. p. Cox,
are both making n very active canvass
and declare that they are much gratihed
at the assurances received! The general
impression seems to be that the three
incumbents will be renomnated. and the
other two seats will be contested for by
Nlessrs. Anderson. Cox, Thomason and
Watson. Mr.. Christian, it is predicted,
will lead the ticket General Anderson, 1t
is generally believed, will also poll large
vote. Many changes In the relative
strength Of the candidates may occur be-
tween now and the day Of the primary.
September 22d The contest will probably
be conducted In a quiet manner without
meetings and oratory.
Governor Montague did not return to
tho city yesterday as was expected. 1t
was stated at the executive offices yester-
day that he would not return before Mon
day. He is at the Jordan Springs.
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SIX-MAsTED STEEL
SCHOONER LAUNCHED
lpv Associated Press.)

QUINCY, MASS, August D.-The VIII
liam l.. Douglass, the first steel SIX
rnasted schooner ever built, was success.
fully launched to-day from the yards OF
tbs Fore River Ship and Englne Company
Tho launching was Witnessed by thou-
Bapds.
The Douglass rs 700 feet on the water
line and has g. displacement equal TO 7,7po
tons, She was designed by Is. %. Crown
inahield. Her Six masts and the bow
spri, are all ot steel, only the top lnasts
Being Of wood, and she VIII carry $50
square feet Of canvas
Tho weasel WAC built for the coastwise
Transportation Company, and sill be en-
gagged In the coal carrying trade
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tMlnstrels.
Thursday night, PlckinGs from Puck.
Friday night, Tim Murphy.
The management Of "MeFadden's Row
Of Flats" which comes to the Academy
tomorrow night, takes great pleasure n
announcing for this seasons edition OF
that ever popular and highly succesatul
musical comedy. an entirely new produce
ton as regards scenery and costumes, as
we'll as a company conspicuous Tor the
merit of its individual performers, and for
its choice. which Is composed OF twenty
FIVE Of the most beautiful young women
in the theatrical profession.
A number Of the latest and best novel
ties in the specially line are introduced.
and the musical features will include the
rendition Of all the popular song features
OF the day Included In the roster are
the Exposition Four. Marguerite Fergu-
son, Joe willard. Ada Boshell. Prett Rec,
May. Baker, Bobby Rolston. James lone,
Jerry Sullivan. Teddy Simmons and LIBBY
10Y I'd. . & +. !. b = [. b. J.
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FATAL COLLISION
WITH WORK TRAIN
(snecial to The fTImes-Dlspatcn. !,

Especial to The Times Dispatcn.)
BRISTOL, TENN, Aug. pa freight
train collided with work train on thu
Norfolk and Western Railway. near Chill
howie, Va, to-day. Flagman Phaup and
Conductor Isaac X. Layman We're In the ca
boose Of the work train a! tho time. Ptaup
was killed instantly, his body being bad
ly mangled. Conductor Layman had one
necessary It Is thought he will re-
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Ins ect Norfolk & Western

Messrs. Crump and Fairfax, OF ths
Corporation Commission were apseh1
from the city YESTERDAY. Mr.. Stuart Pc,
ing the only member Of the eommlsssinodH
in the cItN. No charters , were e, Grahhtoevus,
but several applications thefe!9s AVS ~
been received during the past tGw n nam :.
These will lie acted on when ne COIL COIL
mission returns from Its tour o. lF'I =
ton Of the Norfolk and M otssr "a ttss
lines Of the Southwest. The comnl,ss ~, +
win leave tonight on their tour, a1a W.
be. gone nearly Or quite all the Wees
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REPUBLICAN, NOMINATION
A. G, Bea,le Nominated for the Hous
special to The Times Dispatch.l

Especial to The T!mes-Dispatcho
MARION, VA, hus 29.-The Repnb-
Deans OF Smyth county met In convention
It noon to-day for the purpose of nomi-
aating candidates for the House OF Dele
gates. sheriff and county treasurer,
r, Anderson, county chairman and 5.
+. Goiehon was made temporary secre-
NJ Dickinson was permanent chair
nan, and Mr.. Golehon secretary, 49,.
Tn. work OF the convention was enoTt
and determined, A, c, Beats. OF Chi!.
, ,, Va, was nominated by aceiamat !, On Q
iior The House, W. n. McGhee for sheriff,
md Fred Johnston for county VI ae eat,,f.
.,rans VIII bring on sharp hght between
a ne op T':t parties, Mr. George, II,
,rsent 'representauve IS an intrepid iightc!
and Mr. Eeat!e will have nara 70" W
letd IL he wins
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Wind-Up Rally.

There will be a big rally at Terry's Hall
Wednesday night. Professor Crew will
arrange q balloon ascension, Mr.. elliott
making the trip. There will be fireworks,
and all the candidates are expected to
BIO on hand This will be the winding-up
meeting. as the primary win be held on
Thursday 9Nf'
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FULTON FOR THE SENATE
Secures Large Majority in Clarke ana
Warren,
(special to The Timcs-Dispatch.,,

FRONT ROYAL, VA. Aug I'M. ] !.
Fulton. candidate for the Senate from
this district, carried Warren BY about ,9o
majority and Clarke county, It IS esu-
iority. Il liz received 500 votes at this pre-
cinct to II for Captain Parks and war, car,
ried Berryville by 80 majority; also White
Post, Boyce, Mt. Air, and shena mo-
Precinct in Clarke by large majorities.
i Returns have not been received from
PAGE, but with the lead Fulton , has IN
Clarke and Warren. it is impossible for
Parks to win.
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MEXICO MAY HAVE
STABLE MONEY SYSTEM
lBy Assooclated Presses

& MEXICO CITY, Aug 29,-The fourth
subcommittee Of tho monetary Com
favoring the stability Of the peso and
showing that the fluctuating dollar Is, u
detriment to the present welfare Of the
country as we'll l as menace to It's
future. The report says that it Is Of
tho greatest Importance to :mpart sta
bliity to foreign exchange.
The committee recommends ratio Of
/ to 80 as the maximum LIMIT and O ratio
of to Sc as the .sHoimums limit. ME-
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CHARLES CITY PRIMARY
1 Tie Vote in the County Between the
Two Candidates.

(speoal 70 The Ilmes-DlspatcNl
WILCOX WHARF, Va, August e
county Thursday and the vote was as
allows. For the House Of DeleSntea--k.
$. Madison received q votes and 4: J,
.even,,e,2J ,ollis c. Christian received IS
,otes George Marsten received 10 and
Charles Southall Al,
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The Figh. in Nelson.

Mr.. ". II. Goodwin. OF Nelson county.
resent member of the House for tina,
ounty, will stand for reelection as the
kndidate OF the Republicans IN the dis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-30

BEAUNoNT--Rod oliver, president oi
Bank, made general assignment to-day
for the benefit OF his creditors. NO state.
Inent was filed. Mr., Oliver ~ believed
to be wealthy.
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Adelaide ober. Miss Adelaide Elliott,
Miss Edna Dorman. Miss Sulie Chase.
Mr.. Richard Cochrane, Mr. Roland Os-
borne Mr.. William Nelp, Mr.. j. Gra-
ham Murphy, Mr.. r. Sargent.
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1t the theatres
,9oose@93@a@aexaG@@

| THE ACADEMY THIS WEEK.
Monday night, McFadden's Flats.
Tuesday, matinee and night. Field
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MONDAY BARGAINS.
CLEARANCE PRICES.
Canvas Belts, black and 10r
nickel buckles, for ....., .i.!.. -
sss; white Belts. odd 1. shape loc
csc. Jap Fans bargain bargain. lOc
at ..........,... ....'...t.'. f-5,@,
Shell Stray Lock Comb 0c
for ............ tt..'l''.''.' a N 81
- Mourning waist Sets Csc
~ Ladies '.. .:As. e1s.s Vests Sk5c