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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-06

Beautiful work when they first wit
messed Its production. Its many exquisite
touches OF human nature cannot fail
10 Impress even the most worldly-minded,
ard to the lover OF nature the play pro-
huces most profound impression. Aside
from the many BEAUTIES CT dialogue
and situation. the onlooker will frd
much to interest him in the remarkable
details of every scene. Mr. Horne has
been dubbed the Apostle OF Realism In
this country; his realism. however, Is
never offensive. A thoroughly competent
company. headed by James r. Galloway
and Atkins Lawrence, will appear in tho
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-06
De Appile Tree !.

tJoa Chandler Harris. In the Century:
republished by request.)
OATS q mighty quare tale bout dc apple
In the Pa disc gyardcn. whar Adam run
whar. the butterflies drunk honey Wild
Talk bout good times! bet you he had
EN- }AS
OF man Adam in the apple tree.
He woke one mornin' wild a pullln at his
sleeve,
He open one eye. an dar wuz Eve:
He shuck her han wld ~" Honey don't
e you grieve
Talk about good times! bet you dee HAD
b% N en- &5g
Adam an Eve in de apple tree.
Den Eve tuck a.bite er de apple frult
Oars whar the nlggers Earned dc Quick
An d ilriiSn an lid behime de lis tree IN
Talk about troubles! bet you dec had
EN-
Adam an Eve behime do Zig tree.
Dee had der frolics an dco had der, filings,
An den after dat der fun tuck wings:
Honey mighty sweet, but bees got stinGs.
Talk about hard times! bet you dee had
8 en-
Adam an Eve behime de fig tree
Kazc out o dat gyarden dee had fer ter
For ter look fer de crack whar Satan
Dee sarch fur an wide. an dee s'arch
Eve She knowed, but she fuse fer ter
os satans trail wuz wa all wb 5nPbS 6a % Tnt
about. at255fd
Talk 'i anout troubles! Well, ! bet you dee
had EN-
: Adam an Eve an all der kin.
An when dec got back de gate wlz
An dat wuz de pay what Adam got;
In dat gyarden he went no mo:
De oyerseer 81 I'm q shovel An y "a hoe.
Ta Illu about ut hard times! bet you dee had
A An all er his chtllun. both slave an an
Bek axe CT dc fruit or de apple tree,
Al, dc ch,llun er Adam an dc chillun's
Dee ali got sneared wild dc pitch or 7n;
T)ee shut der eyes ter do big hereafter,
| An flung sin aroun' wild q turlblc splat-l
An c aeil;d Wild satan.$an dat what Dc
An tro la bet you dee had EN-
\ Adam r,,,+ ~, ,ro @ 4!
al An, dee dec Keep on a-had'n' EN- down ter
| this day.
But dat want dc last er dc apple tree, .
Kaae she scatter her seeds hofe tur an
An sala ss what d l', matte" natter viz YOU an
KNOWS t's. de feelin's what fotch on de
DO red apple AM Ole k Sala, EN- ' III
I'm kinder lopsided an am nid ;i1, o., Il
!. But watch me keep in de in'dalo CT ~
,Kaze de- de troubles / got is mighty load },ni
!. Talk about troubles ] got UNI an nv
An, ur laow mighty wsll dat cotch UNI =.
from Adam a. ~ sca 81 90
1 An de apple seeds what ne scut'ef 80
I free
I. Adn1n an Eve an do apple tree.
4 .'',''1d5t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-06
production to be given at the Academy,
Friday. matinee and night.
148a s'The Vinegar Buyer"

M. =
The Irresistible 1lzin kcnielll with his
twlnkllnr eye, his slow smile, and his
persuasive lrnwl, not forgetting his sky
scraper INIT, will BIZ ut the Academy Sat
urtiay, matinee and night with his new
play, ,"rhe Vinegar Buyer" which has
Been voted ono Of tho big successes OF
the present season. AS Il Smonologulst no
was supreme, and rs star ~ MS own
p,ny he is said to DO funnlor than ever.
Herbert Hall NVinslow is responsive s',1s, 1or
the play, which Is rcrlete with Ken
dalllsms This can be readily seen by
ANYONE who Is familiar with the clever
humorist-comed work. He snt ny
tho said sldo Of the author during the
entire time OF the writing OF the play
md the result Is one Of the FUNNIEST en-
tcrtniuments on the boards. Under the
capable management Of Ltebler ana Con1-
pnny. who never do things BY halves,
Ezra Kendall Is launched as one Of the
most successful stars In the theatrlcal
world. The scene Of "Thc Vinegar Buy
err, Is the village of Brooklyn, Indiana,
small hamlet Of one hundred III hhDltants
about twenty miles from lndlanapons:
The characters are moro or less laltn!ul
reproductions Of actual persons. N1r.
Kerdalls character Is thnt OF vlllase
humorist. who, by his straightfordward-
ness. captures the affections OF all the
ttownspeople, both mnle and female. The
title is an odd and amusing one, but It
describes the 100 Miller Of the play,
which Mr.. Kendall lrpersonates, for zoe
Miller does a lot Of things IN the pay
which are vastly more interesting IMAM
lis vocation as vinegar buyer Really
tho vinegar business cuts but a \, small
figure An the play, though Joe Miiler Is
a vinegar buyer" beyond question.
Busy Izzy' at the Bijou.
In presenting George Sidney as a l,,
steal comedy star Il. D. Stair has added
to his string OF amusement enterprises
another "sure fire" laugh maker. SD
Enoy IS an actor who has no counterpart
on the American stage. There are many
comedians who essay the Hebrew role.
There are some who have won enviabe
regulations doing so. Sidney has created
a Jew which amuses those Of the He
brew faith who witness this comedians
work. Ills characterization Is not a.
burlesque, neither is it an Imitation OF OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-06
REMARKABLE.
.OLDNECRO|
Hale and Hearty, 1hougl, Com
sidcrablyN Over One
Hundred.

.Ispeelal q rho nes.bispatcl.)

UNSATISFACTORY VA, March GA very
Interesting character. Elijah Jones. a
highly respectable and much csteemed,
very old and remarkable colorcd man
lives near here. From tho best lrforinn-
ton obtalnablc, lie must be over hun-
drod years Of nge perhaps ono hundred
and ten years. He frequently walks from
his home, three and n half miles from
here, to this place and back home, sever,
miles works III his garden, cuts wood and
does other lighter work.
He says allo has never used glasses, but
apparently can see and hear rs we'll as
any one, md his mind Is us clear IS most
men at fifty years Of nge. lie says he can
thread n needle or sec to pick up n pin
OH tho ground; that he has never had
doctor to prescribe medicine or como to
see him, nor ever taken any medicine
| cor boon on d bed Of sickness,
He has chewed tobacco for years, but
has not smoked for u number Of years.
1 His first master, he says, wnb Colonel
Jack" Amber Of Richmond Va, who
| lived In a very big house on high hill
near the James River whose conchmnn
was named "AIingo."BIt Is said that Col
oncl Amber once owned jamestown Is.
land When the estate OF Colonel Jack"
Amber was divided, no says he was
twenty years old, and in tho division OF
| his slaves. he became the property Of Col
onel Amblers son. Colonel Edward AM
bier. OF tho Rappahannock. then, perhaps.
Culpeper county. Ho was given by Colo
mel Edward Amber to his son-ln-lnw,
Captain Murat Willis, then living IN this
county and was with him until after the
war between the States. Captain Wills
10 quite an old man, we'll on 10 eighty
years of&agc. Uncle Elijah has a re-
markable memory and Is an interesting
and intelligent talker for one of his race.
and Is highly thought OF BY all who
know him, and is an honest, quiet, re-
| spectful and lnw-abiding. good citizen.
He Is small OF Stature, but in his
younger days, 1t is said was noted for
his remarkable strength innd endurance
for his build. accomplishing feats that
much larger mon could not perform.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-06

vas somo way Of stopping tile game NJ. q
poker Oh board ship The trouble ~.,,el'
5tle game IL making for the oil,ee' - =
lot be appreciated by lnn t'''f, 4, L,
80 tnlcl, has been printed an M SUI Z,
about shurpers On tic oeenn l ,sg,a tNa e u
almost eVery Smoking room room, t ,n hcss
sign up for passengers TO 6eWare Of II fnct
sWindlers. Nov, as q nliat All swlndlinE
there Is very little out anu ou' ~ 3
done. n an sl,s IN 5is5. !, 40. o,,d fnY. lie !
tween and they are 50 wen ~ Ri 70 %orraniso
that they rarely get q cnahG nne - tHnt Inns
arsea ash ee started Tc blE card fhe ,,rs
long ago stopped frc1ue.natisnas n M ttiiK
but the evil effect Of SO t H,u mars us
ap9u ~ "a iiotsst every trip IN the very
Smallest gaines If the luck gees a s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-06

sbo met earttl's tempest meekly.
With hope OF Heavens rest
She gave not IN, her lnotlo,
~ Nor cast away her clesl.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-06
POKER ON STEAMERS.

Losers at Sea Make Game Nui-.
sance for Ships Officers.
big transatlantic steamers, that there
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-06
Motto and the Crest,

Petersburg, va
ud,,o, Of The Times Dispatch; ,,r,,,
s,r--A AS requested, enclose you ~
,Mn,,o and tlIo Crest" have writtci
n f,om memory. j do not know VINO y
tho author. yours w v! N ArtE,y
III TIE MOTTO AND TILE CREST,
s4t 49, u (Author UnknuWn,) ii
Z Knew her In her brightness,
ajcreature full OF slee,
AS the dancing waves tnut spa
On the placid summer sea
lro her the world was sunshine,
And peace was on hcr breast,
t'Dr Commandment was nor motto
And a hearts ease Was fer lcFest.
Vet. deem not for moment
That her life was free from care,
t,or sie shared the storms ana sorrows
that others sigh to bear.
Ah.l met eartil's tempest meckly.
With a hope OF Heavens rest
chs gave not up her motto,
Nor cast away her crest.
A,as, tho many browning brows,
And eyes that speak OF Woe
Ana hearts that turn reproNingly
From every chast'nins blow.
,,,jt arr lives would all be brighter
Ana mr. hearts would uil be Dressed, Il
d ytiii,' oiitentment for our motto, ~
AID u hearts ease Tor our crest, II b
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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-05-21

II has been discovered that the des-
ert Indians. who have never been &C
credited with superintendent wits. have
for many years employed = method OF
tying their horses 10 holes In the
ground that IL clever. unique and ef.
fectiTe. The operation Of tying a horse
TO a hole seems an impracticabie and
impossible one. for there Is something
decidedly intangible and unsubStAntial
about the hoie- The operation il per
formed in this way; Kneeling on the
hot sands. the Indians dig with their
hands until they have made a bOle
about two feet deep. They then tie an
immense knot in the end OF the halter
rope, lower II into the bottom OF the
hole. al the hole with sand and then
jump and stamp upon II until the earth
over the knot 10 shout as hard as sand
stone.-Lon,Nn Magazine
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-05-21

"AA much AZ 70 per cent OF organic
matter has besn found IN plaster taken
from the walls OF q hospital ward In
Paris" Statistics tell US that il Ia not
uncommon TO End air In public assem-
bly, rooms and even in dwellings con
tanning from ten 10 fifteen times the
amount Of carbonic acid found IN pure
air. OF this gas Tomiinson says: 1T
acts as n poison. II we attempt TO
inhale II By putting the face over the
edge Of beer vat the nostrils and
throat are irT4tAted 20 strongly that
the CLOTHS closes and inspiration be
comes impossible" One need remain
but half an hour In an unventilated
room TO have inhaled 600 times the
foul and poisonous fluid: the blood
VIII have carried II 70 every part Of
The body. and the entire system VIII
have become saturated
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-05-21

q was sas,sas4gss'5lt saaaa wacA q
HaNFss lts uass ia @as snA ~ heo
- zasaH haea.s lssr . tsu stea-aEs sge
sd ssaaai kss hssss ffseuA Ilen a..
tses sta sa.asz ke sAsfvf 80 tssri5=s-
ssss-u gz gass assaar - thssf rezar..s
hss7 hu ussstr lisas ia Aa lai @Nea De
tesssp5 vIta . lstbe e--s - A4,Aoa
BE snsau feaead eHs 30 fae eaes
faeu saA pass'rf 81 sac ssar- pa
@hev Fes srraEafs hates BE- s7aa4
thss - wgrr haa saArH uH s asta1-sr
rassssaz ia hsa9 BE- &sssas, ae.I ia bare
kts rveeNsp
AtrtfshWr yi-mt5nE asef fhs ha-0
Fasea. - bsaas'3 30 fsft aEr'-'s 'aF
sail snA. P1asSas "a fe~t aEs as' i.a
frieusIs spice gave q ,.io5ss Use b
TIE sEert sss Sustsrts nossas u pas
starsfy stat ha8 Fae,e~ anticipated
The ia mao rsofra- bE' ths t'eA
rpavpss wtth hiFa o4srH'nE Hido 'rs7o0
t~twe~u " susi fhs ssii sh'ough h.rh
Hen atsa p4~sfr't
TIE lsttle fsslau had 49, hiTnSel'
eHs - bod
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-05-21
An eaa Jer,sA cersmenr.


In the Jewish Encyclopedias Is an ae.
count Of the queer ceremony Of the
taking on brother.in-law's shoe By
the widow Of brother who has died
ehildlesa, through which ceremony he
10 released from the obligation Of mar.
Tying her. The ceremony IL described
a. follows:
The yabam 0brother-in-Iaw1 must
have bis right foot. on which the shoe
In placed. washed very scrupuIously,
and after he has strapped II on be
must walk four cubits In the presence
or the judges. Then the chief Of the
judges reads the following passage,
which the yabamhh (woman) repeats
word for word: MY brOther-in-lAw re-
fuses 20 raise unto his brother a name
In Israel; he viii not marry me-" Then
the ysbsm Is required TO repeat the
sentence, Il do not wish 10 take her :"
lie then Presses his right foot against
the noor while she loosea the straps
with her hight hand. takes OF the shoe
and throws Il some distance away
Then abe places herself in front Of the
yabam. splits on the floor In front Of
him and repeats these words after the
presiding judge: 80 shall IL be done
unto that man who will not build up
his brothers house. and his name shall
be called In Israel the house Of him
that hath his shoe IooSed'"
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-05-21

In certain parts Of southern Califor-
nia I; IL absolutely necessary 10 have
cats to successfully raise cattle. The
makes a superior quality Of beef This
clover grew very sparsely until Il was
discovered that one farmer who had
raised a large number Of tabhy cats
always bad fne clover fclds. Invcsti-
CATION proved that the cats killed the
field mice who Killed the Wild bees
who fortified the clover seeds by car
rying the pollen from flower TO flower.
thus causing tbs seeds TO snrout thick
ly every year Now all the farmers
have many cats
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-05-21

HpxAuus IN hls -T'sTrbl- TIE = All
nasls~ sFeaks - tbler ish teTs uh.eh
IN agg8er ta save theFa srlres tl5o iT"7hlo
- uuftfpa sstark eel sforAol h.foe
IN nassas. kUl lhs srnfiuela sn1 'h"
Inha bltants. rsb tho hires sBl caro-
OF the ptuvisioha After repeated On
ierprisea ~ This description tboy &C.
auirp = taste faf rotheTy With Vinlenc"
Thor recruit whole companies, wh''h
got mere snd uoFe numeroua- aa1
anaIly ihsy tgrm regular colonies 81
hsieaai bevs uut 7, ia still more Gu
rseus fact that these briEand 'o"s 'sn
10 produced aTsifcially by giving
working bees = mixture 81 honey Ana
brandy t. drink The bees s@on nc
quIre taste Ter this beveraer. which
has tho same disastrous ELECTS Hi'on
them as upuu nrp They become 'li "'s-
roar-i and irritable ami lnse al d''iF"
e. work. and Hnally when they e'e I"
10 feel hungry Shey attack aud plumber
the well supplied hives
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-05-21

The time r. here when We must get
The spade and rake and hoe
To nature We must pay this debt:
To dig. 70 pillow to SOW
No farmers We cave I'm desire:
our WORK has little worth.
But every rcsi twanFH tuneful Tyre
when clono 20 Mother Earth.
The fower that blooms on wrapper
bright
or fine assorted seeds
The flower We grow with Erca, de-
iirht
In rive, at least, exceeds
But what's the cdds7 We've known
the fruit
or we'll directed toll
And horns 81 plenty Joyous toot
when we Rra near the coil.
We care not for the market price
OF green stun. fruit, or nowers
We only know that Il r. nice
To potter through the hours
We like 10 see tho shoots spring Up
OF weeds 60 know a dearth.
All, hlled with Joy IL fellows cup
When close 60 Mother Earthl
OF course must admit the fact
shall not turn n hair.
Hard work shall from Kids exact
And boss en- from a chair
The farmer who on porch can eit
Ills ease should never spoil
To cit outdoors and loaf BIT
Il 60 get near the soil
orif Alexander In Pittsburg Dispatch
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-05-21

The writer once entered into CONVEX
satian With the inmate Of an asylum
ct the request Of the superintendent
who said no was mapomsniac AMI
invited me to and ont " I could the
particular point Of his insanity " y
= rum subject 10 @ mad on, ! must
SAY no added. by way Of helping me
I tried him on various subjects without
success. in fact, he seemed better W
formed than myself, and ! was turn.
ing 70 90 when he tapped me on '"'
shoulier and whispered In my ear
"Irs long time coming. isn't "
what isT' asked -.
why. the day Of Pen'eS's1 %
courier he answered. -,
And that was the only lrrauona'
thing he said during the whole inter
view.-London TitDitA -.,s s.r.rF
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-05-21

A man whose impe,unious condition
Is chronic and who borrows with the
airy grace Of beau 10 an old comedy
recently approached an acquaintance.
ali smiles and Eenialiy
You're just the fellow | wanted 20
sec" he said Gould you lend me SIS
for = minutey'
Il could" said the Acquaintance dry
~. but let me tell you how to save
that 81 Wait a minute and You won't
need t."
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-05-21

poker hands ami sAipmaRs byoaA
shoulders swung down the street
Beats mss' mesiitated his sDortin,
fFieiid and, hoFe softly, Maybe he i
right. though twenty -oAs-birtLdsy-
nsw ieaf-humE
show him In" said the ,ua,s .
Bit testify. hight hsre la the iihrsvs
Johh Turn ~ thai LAMP a trine Z"
lie poFed over the card. -CsB,t =.
Otis shipman's soA." be Fuminsts,
LET'S sss. Todd's . family n.,ns
Why. II was ten yess ago that hov
wsnt OF goodness kAows whers-snd
glad they were 10 10 Fid u hitn. the
niid rascal. seSms to NE heard hs
had d0Ae mighty well. bat that dLis't
cure hlm. 1 inlsEths fss. | FstaSmi--y
q eaFiy beaded. gray eyed sean,p
bEistl a. a dollar Toe had. Too
b4drs
whsh Ihe visitor emerged from the
library after thst hour u rapld eog
TeFsatt0a be seat straight 10 rhe draw.
Ing Fo0aa. sHd hAs h0sg. win a DazAisd
Ftsage. battered vpsGztss
EAipHlSh ssa0.a shaeE lhs rrvs, chan
dssleT, a tnohzs=t. veil formed n.sn
the rags u eiasIs~ias Aan lo~ ca hs,
bEsad bE0s lie tseaabls,d al Tie s5u..j
u sefI apssFoNehias strt.s
NJ faIieg sid yea wished 10 ss.esk
with az a. esnas = clear yosce 4s Etsi
tat. bFasht sged snd sanny h4isei
raHas anseAig 10 wuheat saatarfass.
tasat. isokins 81 hia ksassy.
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ass~sfas EhsE sissg sAaas yea
~fEeaak naee ssaFtiAg -AHd IL y hst.
tsaeas~l ca shr vsas,t q 90 Essou
F9a n0si f~a ar aas FsrsaF~ have
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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-05-21

Tho lungs contain about one gallon
Of air at their usual degree OF imitation,
We breathe on an average i.2lo times
per hour. inhaling Coo gallons Of air, or
2a.Oo0 gallons per day. The aggregate
surface Of the sir cells Of the lungs eN-
cccds 2o.oo0 square inches an area
nearly equal to the door OF a room
twelve feet square.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-05-21

Young Wife lsobbingl-l will not be
quietl Before We were married you
said had charming Cow OF Ian
Euage, Young Husband-And 50 you
have. dear II not only flows, but
dashcs. leaps, bounds, roars, goes over
cataracts aud mill sluiccs. and there IL
an occasional watcrspout as well
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-05-21


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Why The
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's us along
B rsa valk
Hir'r IN front
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-05-21

Money" said Uncle Eben, lis what
makes de mare 40, but sometimes II
wants a sensible driver 60 prevent
somebody rum gittin' throwed hahd~
baltimore American. ~, .~a...
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-05-21
The Erlenda.

EfRe Dust engagedl-What do you
think Edwin said last night That u
he had 10 choose either me or $4,000
he wouldn't even look nj the money!
May Cstlll waiting Dear, loyal fellow!
suppose he wouldn't like TO risk the
termination.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-05-21
stnnih.

Per,iiia-Tt doesn't matter II this Is
the third fnstallment Of the story. The
synopsis Is printed. telling how the
first chapters went, so you can start
reading e from here. Penelope Yes:
but how stupid Of them not TO have
the synopsis tell how Il ends.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-05-21
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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-05-21
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