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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-27

E v"
Jennings family from William Jennings,
5of England. 1902 Of the great Jennings
: estate" down 10 nearly the present time,
but We fail 10 find among tho de-
secendants the name Of Governor Edmund
Jennings, OF Virginia, Of 1905, though he
might be connected with them through
other branches. You ought TO be able Ia
5 find something Of him in the State
Library.
From 'B. ". Palmore, p. M" Car
tersville, Cumberland county, Va. THE
genealogical department, Times-Dls-
Z PATCH
Az address you this with the request
that you enlighten me as much as posi-
BILE In regard to my family who have
been residents of the Stale for over 2gl
years.
i was born in Cumberland county. 1876;
my father, John r, Palmore. Was born
IN Cumberland county, 1872; my grand
father. John Pafmore, wss born In Cum
IBERIA nd, 1880; my great-grandfather
Fleming PaiInore, VAS horn In Cnmber.
land, 1851. my great great grandfather
4 William Palmore,s was born in iienricc
q county. 1874 which then embraced btf
H tioochland and Cumberland, This is as fal
mack an I can trace the Pal,nore family
II from the Bible register which J have
4. 1lusMeri, - ara Rashle 70 isace ap'
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Women's Tailor-Made Suits, $3.50.
Fine Quality New style Spring Suits,
MI vyp erl Fco1t1rs ffs liatai tttgI35i

Fine Quality New style Spring Suits,
all wanted colors.
80. 5O--All Wool Venetian Suits, belt
finished Etons, with double capes
and silk trimmings. k5
B s11.75--Tlnelys Tailored Suits Of gram,
tie cloth vest finished 11tons, skirts
are killed MI colors.s IS " 4
4 $i4.So-Broadcloth Suits, Iii black,
blue, brown and castor Elton jack
S cts, With inlnid white vesti3and SOU
tache braid, full flare skirts. Al
\ SIG lllitary Suits Of Etamlne
Cheviot, trimmed with scroll shaped
braid, skirts trimmed to match.
S1D26-TIandsome Covert and Broad
cloth Suits, with plated Jacket, fit
ted belt. finished with crocheted or
naments If3sy 81 n .s@lf6 I
S25-Handsome Suits Of Panama
6 Cloth. new cut Jackets, finished with
y braid, skirts over the new full mod
els i. ,i3s5 ~ i4 .rj 81 W. "a TN "a!
s27. 6o-Handsom walking Suits Of \
Etamine Cheviot, scolarless blouse, "a
vest Of panne velvet, soutachc braid
finish. Isl IA ..55 4 X Y, (. AZ
ssS to 800 -Exqdisite Model Suits. Of +i
French wolfe, In blue, black brown +
and champagne colors, over silk x
drop skirts; this seasons most up
ii to-date effects. 81 81, 81, ss.l s5
$3.50 to S37. 5O-F,ull line Of Silk
Shirt Waist Suits, in checked and
striped effects; also taffcta, Louis
q Inc, crystalline and crepe de chine,
in all the new, handsome designs.
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Sale Of Corset Covers.

back, low, round neck, ell sizes.
zoe.
Csc. for Night Gowns of Fine Long
Cloth Cambria or Masonville Muslin.
trimmed in the daintiest nainsook
embroldcries; nothing like them ever
sold for less than Sl.70; our special
price, DSc.
Lace Trimmed Undersklrts for SOC.
full lengths, with two rows lace and
edge.
Doc. Drawers for aOc.: over sixty .doz-
en-. trimmed with wide embroidery;
some arc with Val. lace inserting
and edglng. Other special lots Of
Drawers at II 1-2c. to S1.25.
(Second Floor.
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Housekeepers' Linens.

3oc. a yard for 5oc. two yards wide
Silver. Bleach Table Damask.
zoe. a yard for Toe. Pure Irish Linen
z q ia bic Danask, full bleach.
T1.26 for S-4 Hemstitched Linen Ia
bic Cloths, open, llemstitched Dor
ders, pure linen, German damasls.
,l'le 1914 size. S1.6O.
81 a. dozen--Pure Linen; Full BeacRe
Damask Dinner NapkIns-the best
sl25 value we ever sold.
zoe. n dozen for 75c. Grass Eleached
gS Damask Napkins--nineteen inches.
DC. each Heavy Linen Huck Towels,
seventy-five per cent. linen--as
lemmed luck, $1.25 a dozen zen towel.
Zoe each--Fine Pure Linen Hem
s stitched Huck Towels.
3sc. each-Hcmstitched Linen Pillow
2 Cases, pure. German round thread:
&c. a yard--soft Bleached Absorbent
4 Tea Towelling.
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200 dozen Corset Covers. in a number
OF STYLES, trimmed in laces or en-
broideries, round or square neck;
regularly 29c. 10 85c., choice 10c.
23c. each for another lot of Fancy
y Trimmed Corset Covers, cost 39c' to
soc.
800. each-Corset Covers. deliberately
trimmed back and front In torchon
lace and ribbons.
boc. each-Corset Covers that cannot
be made for less than 75c.; the styles
are of the best French, with Val.
s laces and ,ipshgtionsf Other Special
3s Corset Covers at 10c., 1bc. and up to
S1.26.
Black Lawn Corset Covers. seamless
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India Linon, 4Ac. a Yard.

full NIercerized Fancy Goods some
are open CLEANLINESS, with mercerized
stripes: others are embroidered
boule stripe.
,12 re. a yarci--Tlle New Warp Fig
,ured Marseilles, one of the prettiest
novelties OF the season. II
23c. a yard--All the Finest Imported
White Waistings and Suitings: the
fact that they are sample pieces
saves you a tidy sum-; y
a 3-4c. yard-1Vhlte Bourette Stripe.
r lawns, }t f S3 ~ 59 s3;2 N
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Colgate's Extract, I8c. OF.

&c. eaoh-Ten gross Pure White Cas-
tile Soap, with wash rag. 3
lie. cake-711 White Rose Glycer-
Inc Soap. "a II
1Oc. oach-samplc sale OF zoo Tooth
q Brushes, 16c. to 25c. ones.
100. each--s Sample sale OF Hand
Scrubs. good 515c. ones,
35c. a bottle Pinaud's Eau de Quin-
inc, NJ IN III X. III
Sc. a cake-Pear's Unscented Soap.
- 1-2c. a calo-La Parisiene Glycer-s
Inc Soap, 10c. kind.
x &c. a ke--Cohen's Special Glycerine
Soap. Il. III Il
dc. an ounce-R Roger and Cadets Yio-
K lette de Parme Extract.
4c a box--lTive gross Violette Tai
cum Powder. l5 tiA 5t W.
1Oc. euch-Fifty dozen Special Hair
Brushes.
45c. each-2.quart Fountain syrlnges.
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4oc. Pure Linen SuitinS, zoe.

Full yard wide and heavy enough LOT
Tailor Made Suits.
2Dc. Z q. yard-1.2oo yards OF soc. Fine
Thread Linen Suitins.
1ac ! yard-1rlsh Linen for shirt
IA waists s. 2o5c. everywhere else 5s
43c. a yard-lrinest Sheer All Linen LII l''
Lawn, yard wide. worth Soc
%. yard for 10 1-2c. Brown Blouse Blouse
\ Linen. S5
csc. a yard New Shades OF Biue
suiting Linens, coarse etamine,
H weaves. yard wide.
aec. yard-5o-inch wide Brown Wi ~.
B suiting Linen. suitable for Skirts skirts
as we'll as boys wear. HI.
175c. a yard-Two and a half yards I
wide Pure Linen Round Thread 4
"a sheeung.-as good can be bought for
$1.25. II, ii5l u IA
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children. sincerely hope Tho Times
Dispatch will republish u. y. VII "
Federal government is terribly corrupt.
Tho duties of an honest, good citizen
are clearly Inferred from that letter !
fearswe are on the downward track. and
.nro fast going like the ancient govern
ment of Egypt and Rome, to 'rralrnyable
ruin. s a
ous. one Of tho Hollis, Federal Judge,
sat on trial OF Mrs, surrat; subsequently,
died suddenly X gii 81 @ n A
Very respectfully.
5f5 f,itv3 Va a8s
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Special Trunk Bargains.
just received an immense new stock with enough say

I-I o ttA5U = III = = e
interest you. s!
ao-nch Canvas Covered Trunks, iron
bound, brass lock, 81. 70.
So-inch Canvas Covered Trunks. iron
bound and bottom strapped. $3.50.
so-inch Brass Trimmed Canvas Trunk.
with straps, ~.
3o-inch Fibre Bound Trunk, brass
trimmed, excelsior lock, linen lined
$3.50. f{S a4 8 ID 53
g0-inch Roller Tray Trunk. heavy
clamps and brass lock. canvas cover
and iron bound, 100.
s2-inch Roller Tray, Trunks, fibre
bound brass trimmed, linen lined
# and extra skirt tray, $1O.
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Sale Of Black Taffeta
Ribbons.

12c. a yard-Three and haN inch
Black Taffeta Ribbons, good quality
ribbons.
15c. a yard-4-lnch Black Taffeta Rib
bons, same quality as above.
17c., special-5-inch wide Black Tai
feta Ribbons. s
1Oc. yard-Black Taffeta Ribbons.
suitable for hair ribbons; best 25c.
quality.
zoe. yard-5-inch Rlack 35c. Taffeta
y Ribbons, q si4s Vi.
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THE RICE FAMILY-AGAIN,

Editor OF The Tlrnea-Dlsphtch;
sr,--In last Sundays issue you ask,
Gould not lean Holt and David RICE
be thesparents of Johr Holt Rice
answer. No. 1t was my blunder
that led you into that ono 1t ID well
known that Rev. John Holt Rice was son
OF benjamin Rice and Catherine Holt,
a sister of Rev. John White Holt. john
White Holt was son Of Johr Holt and
Edith White. I
There were three David Rices, David
Rice. Sr horn In Hanover county, ~
cember 20, 1888 was the Kentucky apostle
of Presbyterianism IN Kentucky: married
Mary blair, SEQ Foote 8 Sketches
There was aRother David Rice tnnt
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p Laces, in the boule patterns and
other styles.
3bOc.g a yyard-Lace Allovers, In the new
mesh Walls, that are SO stylish for
waists, as we'll as yoke trimmings.
9 / 20. a yard for &c. and &C. Machine
Made Torchon Laces.
&c. a yard -Four inches wide Point
IA de Paris Iaces, Insertings and Edg-
+ ings. M
25c. a dozen-Hundreds of pieces Of
our own importations OF French Val.
}g Laces
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-27

.dallions and motifs.
Sc. to 15c. a yard-A table full f#
8f Straight Band Venise and Teneriffe
Insertings-in white and ecru--Which
Y cost regularly l5c. to Zoe. a yard yard
DC. a yard-About 200 pieces OF Zoe.
Applique Laces. insthe stra1gnt panas
and irreg,llars-some separa pie pat
terms among them.
roe. a yard-venise and Repousse
ace Allovers, In white 4 or ecru
shades good 81 totsl.25 values.-7
25c. a yard-Beautlful Net Top Sleeve
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3s-lnch French al Duck Roller Tray
5E Trunk, leather; bound, heaviest brass
trimmed, linen lined, extra 4 tray
1850; others at SIS. $50, :f22 90
and $50. ;a "a y
Electric Fibre Suit Cases. linen lined,
@ brass trimmed ~. ID. 81 &; n, at
y Grain o. Alligator Suit Cases, brass 4
E@ fittings, $3.50 sand 81, Il. V s
Solid Leather Suit Cases, linen lined,
heavy brass fittings, SO.
Solid Leather Cases, heavy rivets, linz &
en- and leather lined, $3.50, 81, $s,
30. $40 to $40. III 5.s5 Il
Shawl Straps, 25c. KIN
Trunk Straps BOc.
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zoe. a pair--5oc. Hand Embroidered
Stockings. some OF French Isle.
drop stitch, embroidered instep; 9th
ers alloyer lace. in q number Of de-
signs.
100. a pair for Womcn's 25c. Stock
ings, embroidered from toe to top
in white and colors.
gao. a pair--Womens Finest Ingram
Lisle Drop Stitch Stockings. the best
h ever sold for S9c.
Zoe. a pair--Women's Full Seamless
16c. Stockings. double soles. heels and
toes,
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Special Dress Goods Prices.
Black Ore s. Goods

( sSc. n yard Ali Wool Granite Cloth.
something new in Y It's Effect and o..
material that shakes the DUST tho
5.j grade that always sells for 1.26. t.S
.75c! a ynrd-All Wool Black French :
Wolfe, forty-four tnches wide; regt-s
lar 81 % grade. NJ l555 WI. III
I ri d yard Handsome All Wool Black 4
Bourette Etamine. forty our inches y
I wide; was marked to sell for 8. 80 :
V az q yard. Il ss y . z
E so G IA d yard--Fine a II w DOL Black (
IL sheviot. e full forty-f OUR inches wide.
L F1..5 y a. yard II aridsome All Wool
Black :Melrose. full 8forty-s,ix Inches
wide. the very material for mourr-G
s4 ing suits was bong 70 sell for \
sl.63 n yard. 3.3 81. ,;6
f75c.3 a yard-A Very Hi I,lstres 81 ia
Gillian. forty-four inches wide: regu-
lar ;1.19 value. sz53
Il D0c. yard--All Wool Black Wolfe,
full yard wide; well worth boc. XII
x 3Oc. yard--All Wool Black Chevtot 4
and Serge, thirty-six inches wide;
regular 59c. quality. l5i 5a33Sj
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Kimon.afss.: Wrappers.

6Oc.l to S2-Fullsline of Long and Short
JIinnonas. In plain and figured lawns,
"a tlimlty, crepe and madras. 555
O0c.-Percale Wrappers. deep flounce,
extra full. gs K. E@
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5Oc. and 60c. Laces, 25C.

All ellis seasons trimming aces in Point Vense Batse
and Tenerife including eguas separable straight bands me-
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3Corsette Wrappers.

S1.10 Ito R2,5O-The new. practical
garment for women, highland dark
colors; sizes i to IS. az n Il 3S ".
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Heavy Tobacco Sales.
Yspecial "a The Times -pIspa tch.)

SOUTH BOSTON. VA, htsrelll pa
South Boston jll, eclpsed any nlnrKeta
in the state OF Virginia for good aver. Z
ages on tobacco. Twelve NIL lion q? 0D, 90 /
pounds Of tho .,ls crop OF tonpc,ro ms
lbsc.l sold ~ til : snlrkat, and \ Is 1uy'i,
that only 80 per cent, q the crep ls Z
now In this hands Of the farmers IL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-27

III You have no idea what wonders the
WANT ADS, 81 In The Times Dispatch
work until you try them. II pays to We
convinced, * s89 III a AZ w
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House cleaning time has come-read
the It'd. WANTS for hep, md You VIII
not have to work yourse 70 5eehtA
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An Attractive Concert.

M one Of the most ATTRACTIVE musical
events anneunced for the post Lenten
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.Cohen's 81 Kid Gloves,

"a arantecd u and fitted at our glove
counter; is he3ibest value ever sold 1
In Richmond.i You'll find them else
where as high as sl.5o. The spring
stock Is here. # III III
zoe. pair-Women's TWO Clasp $1.isle
and Taffeta Gloves.
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Children's Refers.

Of Black Tafeta silk large fancy
"a collar trimmed with appliqued lace,
iii 81. 80, # 5 5 Z !1
Sit Cloth Refers, with fancy collar.
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lie. u pRlr--Men's Fancy Black and
White Checked and Striped Half
Hose.
23c. pair--Alen's Real Lisle Lace
Hose. silk embroidered. @
IL lie. a spair--Men'si Open Work
Silk Embroidered Half Hose.
II 1-2o, a pair-Men's Fast Black
Maco Half Hose.
ESQ. pair-Men's boc. Black Lace
L.isle Half Hose.
II Ice. n pair--NIens Tan Seamless
Half Hose,
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Stamped. ready H hemmed and hein-$
stitched.} IN 5f Il Si23s ],
q Twelve dozen Linen Centcrpioces DIM
ell color) stamped In beautiful flow
56 err designs, thirty inches square. sold
ig Monday for CSC .8 Il Mi III E
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GEKEALOGY

Continued From Second Pageo
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Sale Of Imported Hosiery.

This imported hosiery for and
Of the great this Large the quantities
they'll 90 quickly when you see the values Wew not be able
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$50. Embroidery
Flounciing, 70 rs S2-3c...

IN widths to ten inches. lisg
De. d yard Embroide four ar ana
five inches wide edgin Es and insert,
& ings Irregular DC. and 10c. va Tues.
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TINT NJ IG@I-T n


merchandising Skirts of all wool
Melton clotf,$in best shades.
+ g .26-Newt Designed Walking Skirts
Of all wool TlIibet. I.
( $5-skirts Of fancy mixtures, eleven
ID gore flare. bgt
a R0.4s--Melton3 Skirts, full flare bot
E tom, strap and button trimming.
6s1.5O---Dress Skirts Of chevlot. silk
trimmings. 81 4 81 3
$3.6O--N CIV # Designed Wolfe Dress !
a56 Skirts with cluster tucks and fin
lsished with braided designs. st i5S
S5.1S-Handsome Wolfe Skirts, new
models, trimmed with silk bands and
ornaments. n Is
as. 80 N and ri T1O--Panama SKIRTS, In
4 black and colors. instep Length kilt
VI ed Hhntto1n.ig entirely new VI l..al31s
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! $I.98 Curtains. SI.39.

nottingham Curtains, two and three rec
pairs Of one pattern.
SIS Real Arabian Lace Curtains, Two 4
B pairs only, with wide. elegant p Dor or-
ders. rs pair.
Two pairs only Of SIS Elegant Irish 4
35 Point Lace Curtains. $500 pair.
Swiss Muslin Curtains, With 1luted
ruffles, T1.12 a pair.
boc. Nottingham Lace Curtains, 33e.
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BRISTOL, VA.

Bedford city, Va.
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s27. 6O-1Iandsome Walking Suits Of
Etamile Cheviot. collarless blouse.
vest of panne velvet, soutacle braid
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-01-23

called to New York to select the voices
for her new production, she was try
ing another solo, THE Merry Cavalier"
one of the most beautiful numbers of
Red Feather when the experience
was repeated. Again she started off.
Voices travel far in such quiet sylvan
spots at night, and after a miles tramp
through the woods the voice had again
ceased. Miss Van Studdiford repeated
her solo. 1t sounded strangely to hear
herself in such a. deserted. still region.
ana it is possible 1t was heard by those
Who were camping out for miles
around. Almost instantly her own mel
ody was repeated in a contralto tone.
Miss Van Studdford, still singing, con-
tinued and very soon she came upon
the little camp where the voice was
found. 1t was young girl who had so.
charmed Miss Van Studdiford. She too
was swing in a hammock She ex-
planned she had heard the priIna dom
mas song, and that is why she was
tempted to sing.
The young singer in question is Miss
Cora Tracy, who is now protege of
Miss Van Studdiford. She Joined the
Red Feather company as an under
study, meanwhile being coached by
Miss Van Studdiford, today she is sing
ing one of the principal roles in the
opera, and, although not more than
eighteen, she is likely to prove one of
the best singers in the country.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-01-23

When the box was opened and four
other little ones a half dozen rosebuds
were found by the magician to which
half a dozen rings were tied with rib
bons. kellar then went among the audi
ence distributing the rings-all but Miss
Ethels He did not go near the Presi-
dents box.
KeIlar went back to the stage and
began mixing omelets in a silk hat, but
it was not the presidents hat. All the
time Ethel was watching for her ring.
Papa" she finally said, in a voice
that could be heard over half the thea
ter, Il didn't get my ring back. Tell
that man I want my ring
The president said nothing, and KEEL
lar kept on. pouring barrels of roses out
of a small cup. Finally the magician
came down among the audience with a
long-necked bottle, out of which he
gave people drinks of Wine water and
even beer. He saw Miss Ethel looking
at him in an injured way, and realized
1t was up to him to produce the ring.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-01-23
Father
And Son Suffered
Chronic Headache.
AlmostConstantPain
For Thirty Years.
DR.. Miles Nervine Has
Cured Me.

mere IS nothing so good in cases of
chronic headache as DR.. Miles NervinN II
restores the disordered nerves to their nor
MAJ condition and banishes headache forever.
MY trouble was headache, chronic so as
20 oe almost continual. l had been in tbis
Sohdlloh ever since I could remember and
an now forty seven years old NV father
was great sufferer from the same conn ami
and my son has shown signs of similar aKec-
ton When the attacks would anr,-.r NV
stomacn would often become affected and I
YOU'D grow dizzy and faint and often had
90 quit my work and lie down. | ana a Sta
sionaFy engineer and found it hard to hold =
pace with such heavy hand.caD. About
SIX years syo l began taking DIR. Niles Re-
storsuFe Nervlne and since that time I bave
Sseo IN al, fourteen bottles The number 81
no1Les taken was not really REQUIRED as 7
tnInk the cure was completely effected afte~
taxing the second bottle. Having 80
seen the time in thirty years | was frrr froT11
headache, could not believe th~ Derro ~
neat cure to be made so soon. so I continual
rs use unti was thoroughly convinced. Six
persons 10 whom have recommended The
remedy have experienced equally prafifv;no
results, the only difference between tba,I
case and mine lying in the seventy of The
trouble eured-"-EDGAR W. WII.soN Aioo c
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Al druggists sell and guarantee FIRST hot
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-01-23
Theatrical Notes.

Little Puck IN which Frank Daniels
starred a dozen years ago, is to be pro
duced in London next spring by Bert
a hit in England.
William Brady will shortly launch a
No. 2 The Pit company on account OF
taking the role played by Wilton Lack
aye in the second company.
the "Winsome Winnie, company to join
The Medal and the Maid His father,
William T. Carleton, is already a member
of the latter cast.
Sir Charles Wyndham, the London man
ager-actor has arranged for the produc-
ton of Henry Hubert Davies new play in
April. Charles F'rohman has secured the
American rights.
Elsie De We're, the chansonette from the
Theater Marigny, engaged by E. Iegfeld'
err" is one of the photographed
beauties of the gay city of Paris
Sydney -Rosenfe1d has leased the Savoy
name to The Century He takes possession
about the middle of February and VIII
have a high class stock company.
Eddie Foy, the well known comedian,
has decided to go into vaudeville for the
rest of the season and Will first appear in
New York houses. Mr.. Foy c has turned
Christmas on the Island a sketch by
Clay M. Greene will be used as vehicle
for the # Nan wbsasT e
last seen in Washington with the Run
aways.''
De Wolfe Hopper closed his, season in
Mr.. Pickwick'' and returned to New
York to reorganize his company prepara-
tory to going out again in Wang" I'M
der the management of the Shubert
Charles Frohman and Geo. Edwardes
have obtained the new opera by Owen
Hall and Ivan Caryl, who are responsible
for 1.-The Girl from Kays." The opera
will be among next seasons attractions in
this country.
Tor E1No IND
went a serious operation at a New York
hospital and is now slowly recoverlng G. She
first Of next month, but they had to be
cancelled.
Brewster Edwardes, a brother of Paula
Edwardes, died in New York last Tuesday
Of nneumonia. The s'Winsome Winnie
company which playing in New York
was laid off for the remainder of the week
in consequence.
George AIDE has turned over to Henry
W. Savage the book of his latest comic
The music is being written by Gustav
Luders. The story tells of promoter in
Corea.
Kyrle Bellows leading lady in ''Raffles,
has sailed for her home in London on ac-
count of the serious illness of her mother,
Miss Beverly sitgreaves will play the part
for the rest of the season.
Clara. Bloodgood's husband, who was
once more rejoined 1.-The Girl With the
Green Eyes company now in San Fran
cisco. Miss Bloodgood has been a big
success in the west.
On account of an objection to travelling
May Robson has resigned from the Ber-
Vernon Miss Robson will shortly APP
pear in a New York production. assum-
ing an eccentric part.
"a Japanese Nightingale" has been pur-
chased from Klaw and Er1anger by Dan
iel F'rohman. Mr.. Froham expects to
keep it out for the rest of the season.
with Miss Margaret Ellington and Orrin