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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-18
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Cctroit W}id., H. Wioi,-Gcr
2G I<obrc oItc Gront Sc3ucr BON
(rcuton trot oui Scr StroBc oui ocn
FoIi5iitcn Guccp SIT uuO crtIGrte
ibnL er babe leBtc }}odt lcinc Fo-
tbin Srou WtihoeI Noum1crnid, III
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ncuc r<rrlinnigc IN &onicu bcgcbcn
luotlc. &cancr, Der oiicnbnr irriinnig
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mernif bobc i'm ln0 iCinc gun}c 10
mile bcbcrt lul0 Oarm lei cr bon
,{oniro Actomncn, Inn lie III t06tcn
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cincm &ciub bel liodborn 6urild.
fcbrtc, toOt I'M Bette gcnmOcu. Der
&0rpcr NOR bon ) au0cIu Ourf
orlngen rn0 Der Shd0cl nit cinem
StubI einNeid)Iugen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-18

EctcrSburA IL. @iol. - Bon
Nronitnot aus miro gemeloet oob
2ice 9Iomirul 9irileiL CbcrbeIcbl5.
bubcr Der Citleebdien Oen Common
oclren ser piertrn Iipiiion ser
Glottc NpicIhpcnSfp'S 9eiebl erthcIt
bot i6rc Sdiilc om #. Sui }lrr
N6iohrt nnd oent ieruen Siteu in
Nercitldoit 81 babeil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-18
Sic Slut elmer Giicriiid)tiecn.

GbicoQo Il. Moi. - Gic -
Sabre oltc Nina GoQobon muroc &c.
itern 9lbenO oui Der StraBc in Der
9tdbc ibrer @obntng bon cinem jltn-
gen Wtdnd)eL Goitb Smitb, onge-
lpro6cn lno Orobenb olligciorocrt,
iid uon cincm iltn1cn @ionnc, Der
NeiOen Den sol mo6tc. ni6t LANCER
}htimerfionlfeiten crlpeiicn 81 loiieu.
9llmu mics Oo5 9lniinnen cntriiitet
}uriid, mornltI Die ciieriiidtige Goit6
eil1 Wcllcr 500 llno ibr oie ld)uric
Glin0c bis ans Seit in 0ie Seitc
itieB PM 0cn Soo perlulnoet brad,
oaa MGOfeu 5ulnnmen. G0it6
luitrOe nerbdltct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-18

Ser &niier bon JuBlano Bat
Der qriebiid fatboliiden @enlcino5
in Bolton eiH Belhcnf pom $1,000 &C.
nodyt, peIdc oen Stern eine@ IonN2
jur Grrihilmg cines milroigcn @ot
tesbdulcs blloen lollen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-18

Cine aarnuiire sur geaen Ddmorrbuibcu.
Sudettne 6Iinoe. luc.fne ODER nororiuaeroe
GlnlprtbuioeA Sbr slpuibefer eiebt toelo III.
rid, ipenH gn5o Eiutment nibi in O bic ia
3aaen furri. j0r. (aootIi e., ,iags ,6agie)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-18
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Wcihjcbtc. - @criIdte iibcr cincr
picrtcn %rojcb. - Nan mil oui
ole EinQcltou2cI 9il5nc.
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2lOuotot }lbrubom Scup, luclhcr9|un
Eottcrion udbrcnO ibrcr 0rci Ero.
}clc pCrthci0igtc, fiin0iQtc bclrtc an
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Dem Tollc 5uriitAc}ogCn bubc. Gr
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9ton cine Gficrtc uOu eincm (bcntcr.
llntcrncbmcr 81 oCCcptiret beoblid)
ti0c, o0Cr ldo1 ucccptirt bu6c, lmO ct
nlbbiuiAc Dies cntidbic0cn
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itun0Cn 81 bobclL 0nb nlcnc Ncr6in'
Dung nit Dem GollC elm, fir oQcmoI
ouiQcb0rt bat. Sd babe nobC}lr Gin
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itrcu9t in bicicr Sod)c Qcorbcitct IT,
nuh0Cnl ih Die GntIolilna ncincr
&Iicntin 0lr6gcicbt Dottc,morcn mel
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nit ocm 9Iun Futterion Sole lmO
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Gonlpo1non icbiiitcn lid beutc oui
0cn Sampler o4toicltic" nodb Gu.
ropu Cin.
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IS Qcbt icBt oaa @CrildJt, oaB Nan
Euttcrion einen ncucn Ero5cB III be-
itcbcn bobcn miro. 5cit ibrcr Grci.
loiilmg ioQ Der Iiitrittaonualtidoit
ncuca 9cpci3rnuteriol 5ugcAangen
lcin
gton mar gcItcru ciuiGc SturOen IN
Ebila0elpbia, mn ciuen Goutrutt nit
&1lrtig x Seamon. Der ibr $1,000
Nod)enAuQe gelpd6rIeilten ioQ, ob}u.
ihlicBer.
2ll9 6rl. Gnttcrion BON Sen g(euBe.
rluQeu oea 9ti6ter5 0ouia. Scr ibrc
eritcn bciOCu Fro5ciie Ieitcte, b0rtc,
iou lie i'm ilber ole NcbcI qe}ogcn
bobcn; lie ia9te: roNS6 inGle Oic
Mobrbcit luO log niAt; icb Gobc
,GGior" Dolmg nidf ernor0ci. Dos
Eublitunt but nun ilber mid mo
meme NcrioIger 81 lrtbeilen. a"
@eocr 0iitrift2onwoIt >$cron2.
nod Sor. Hono, pel6er Die 9lntlugc
ocgcn gtan Eotterion pertrat, bottcl
Ghuaa iIber bnS Scriift ciueS picrterl
Ero5eiies 5u inaen.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-25
BY EXPERT
surpassed BY Any Perform Pert: man &c
Ever ] tempted Here,

ass Parsifal, rs presented Il BY the Savage
COMPANY mr. ar la st night, far surpn ssed any
mond as to dignity; musical and educa g,
itlonal Importance. The public were more
prepared to assimila ate 70 anu Ilti
appreciate the great mnsterpiie zee q TOR inc y;
reason that tho dnl y5p ress has devoted &c
generous space Y to 4 he analysis q or - thc
work, as we'll as to he ograpll OF 4, the
composer. Moreover. q delightful EAR
a sifals lecture recital had been given at the
Academy by Rubin Goldmark, Of New
York, and nothing has been left nndon n,
sto.make this performance a. milestone IN
tho musical history Of Richmond, ls.EhAt
this has, been accomplls he'd no one who;
was nresent Eat the performance last
might can possibly doubt. s5 y, i ". IA 5ss
a t was tunQuestonably tho most seriou
tho most intellectual, the most represents
live aud fence that ever ga thered wi hin
Tie walls ofsthe Academy. The atmos-
i phere Of sanotlty seemed to perynde tho
auditorium. as in q cathedral & indeed, one
could hardly realize that they were not
within clolstered walls and .Yaulted CELL.
ing, The cast was IN powerful one. COM
pairing favorably with those Of former
great companies Of national regulations,
Prominent among the artists, Mine. Kirby
TIllnn, as "ltundry," stands as ~ part leu
matte poWcrs and glorious toneeis seldom
heard on any stage and had encores
been III order this superb artist would
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-25
BURTON LE:C'TU m
COMMITTEE Members / !! |: i !.
Wanted to Know How Reporters
Got Hold Of Details Of
Secret Sessions.

IRON our Regular Correspondent

y (Troms Our Regular Correspondent III
1NASHINGTON,5D.C c., Jan. 2. IAN ofil-
cial statement OF the dolngs Of the Rivers
and Harbors Commit tee OF the House.,
showing the allotments made by the COM
lmttee forsthe various works OF river and
5harbor Improvement for the, fiscal year
ending June, 1906, will be given out by
the committee to- morrow. The bill, which
is now practically completed will not
lie reported to the House, however, until
tho end OF this week, The finishing
touches were placed on 1t this afternoon,
The greatest secrecy has been maintained
by the members Of tho committee with
respect to- their work on this great ap-.
propyiation bill, Il though not In a fown-I
stances unexpainable# leaks We're dis
covered and Information not Intended for
tho public press found Its way into print.
1t is related as q matter of fact, and the
story was Sboing told about the corridors
or the Capitol to-day generally that Mr.,
Burton. who dominates his committee
MS schoolmaster does his class In a.,
b, C's, summoned before him the mem
bers Of the committee Il couple of days
ago. on learning OF tho publication Of GER
tain items, and put them through a course
of spouts that made some OF his goffend-
Ing committeeman break down and weep
like children. Each and every one of
them was put on thetrack and made to
promise that he would not do so any
more ,lssa at. VIZ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-25
REPUBLICAN, WRANGLE.
All the Third District Trouble
sss5. Was Not Reached.

II The State Executive Committee Of tho Re-
publican party III the 1mit ed tirno before It
at the meeting In Lynchburg last 4 SATURDAY
4 night did not. 90 into all thn details of the
Republican wrangle In tho Third Cong ressona!
District among which L arc x Tho contest d Of
John g. Luce. Of 81 Goochland fScoun-3
fty; Bs OF s6 thu s claims EHof 5ir. NJ lies . n n
Williams OF ethis city. TO the district chair
lnlanship pf tho party, and that Of John ~
Grubbs to the city irinnnship OF Tichtnond,
against II 81 II !, lett, lnirlant Of that posi-
ton. tn lille the committce DID not 20 into
these local questions. 1t u IN know n that he
state Executive Committee. ar now cons ituted
liz hostile to the lliams- RUSSELL Elicit
faction. This was sufficiently demonstrated
In the removal OF Ed gar Han, gJr...f from the
position 8of executive committeeman for; the
district tho committee not oven permit
hin, to resign. but Insisting upon removing
him # n. So iI n :l5 u III, ,g
accredited District COMMITTEES OF the Third
George "a. Hanson for Congress. Mr.. John O..
Luce. of Goochfand. who is employed In ono,
Of The banks OF this city. awaH chosen as
chni rtnan.g and It Ii no who is contrasting Mr..
Williams : claim TO tho Workmanship .of the
district. is5
~ At the recent orgnniznt Ion or reorganiza lon
OF tho City Republican Committee. Mr.. John,
II. s. Grtibbs svas chosen IL chairman Eo of the
City Committee to succeed N. . n. Elicit Tho.
merits OF the contest have not yet been taken
IN by the tx ecutiye Committee. but VIII be.
n Ia understood. ut tho first meeting OF that
body. Mr. Elicit was city chai rnan prior to-
herocrnt reorganization. and still claims the
cha rularsp. 5F ltFs IN.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-25
Will NOT RE|ksTATE
. Q||SMIssED#C!'A|.D|'|.E ] !. !.
Virginia Military Institute Holds
Annual Meeting Serntnes
Successor Not Elected.

d The Board orsvisltots Of the virginia
Military Institute held It's annual meeting i.
aid election or OH cers lust
rooms OF the Dpplrt 81 gIliDlc n =
f,iEht. The1tltne TT tile board was g nelly
CONSUMED In the coneldcrnti Ion q reports
and discussion of the teods Of the inst 1
$tutlonsund the routlncE0f IN anh my nlecl
Tho case of three cadets who had be 60,
dismissed from Lie inst ltute for fraction
of tiieregu and VINO desired ri
state,nctit n tlla U oald eAiin .el
70 Ereiistate tile expelled cad cts. The
natnesa Of those asking rcinstnteIneht. ilnd
tho precise offense or 5stS sch they were WEI,
sliilty, were mo stu ted, We that ny was
SHoti. Alexander Hamilton, president, Of
tho board was reelected ". ~ f1otiier
term. He.has hold that position for !. m q !,
i Of the institute. Colonel w. y. l'oaguee
OF Lexington, the treasurer q the ihs ~ =.
&tute, was reelected secretary OF inc
S1%The boar decided to defer the election
I Of q SUCCESSOR to II Colonel n Thomas v ".
eelnfnes, professor OF modern Languages,
{ until "a future meeting. 8 . u
the Institute barracks was discussed. \ ana Z
q committee was named TO Inquire, ~ =, 10
the best locntlon, the dlmensons anu otllei'
details destred in#such ~ bulldln So y 9
.T iia present re were we Mr. Hamilton. Col
0nnl Francis LIZ Sinlt tn. Il Of Al exa nurin;
ME j. BIB ofl Mr. RI. iy.5 4
shle,ds s, hosinSd1, Gaaan spsrin
tcndent OF Public .1nstruc Ions W. 8 s.
Rnycnel, Of Roanke, the INST /. regent 4; ap-
! sstlperintendent 81 tic finstitutc:5 Colonel
WI T. Poa quo and the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
z Of tho State. .l 5l 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-25
u THE PRODUCE NAARKET
Receipts y pectedly Light and;
Demand Slightly More Active.

For some reason u known !. to The commits
sion ms rchants tho receipts OF country produce
OH Cary street yesterday were smaller than
were expected. There ,was q sufficient supply
20 carly vegetables from the far South. but
not a trust, OF large enough proportio ions TO
weaken prices They remain unchanged
The receipts Of poultry and game were very
small. and the supply Is not equal to tho dc;
tnand. . Chickens and turkeys. both dressed and
lin tho feathers, gare scarce md higher. q {
least 8 cents per pound higher Eggs. however;
arc weaker and can BIO had in crate lots
Thera Is fairly good supply OF fruits. but
there has been no material change In prices.
Oranges and apples are PLENTIFUL, but are
firm at former quotations. Grape fruit,
tangertnes ard bananas arc plentiful at slight
Iyi4 reduced figures. tsl us 4
In the matter OF potatoes. beans. peas and
other Virginia products. I he supply cyens up
fairly well with the moderate demand. and
these i goods remain firm as former Quota
lions. n There is san ample supply o: good
celery on the } ma rket and prices have eased
on Just q bit. Country dried apples and
peaches are scarce and in demand at slightly
advanced figures. Cabbage arc plentiful, but
salcablo nt&formcr quotnt ions. Nh ri III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-25
r E.L.Christii;al'.n',l.,t I: 81 J. g.



8lnve reused She audience ito the Highest g;
pitch e II :,
M oncni,iE scene 81 ISlngsors enchanted
ia would the ea IT -
Units weird Intensity - :,
yga has wo to oloas 5Pnf
'iNn less stress should be laid upon the
splendid S !, fortas tie
sang * kinE voice
lis simply grand In It's broad, rich sreso4-.
ancc, and withal Is abe.of the fsrea1ttos
est sympathy and !, Is sII
such nNdlstance fromS the Gorcl,e tra, YET 's
tllnd the theatre full to- oYerIlQW wing .o ~
that noble sonorolls tone and never W
Waited from, Tho key 81 ~ \ (, All.
d thn i.ieuilc iess FOO was bout as natural
and unadorned as tSconld WEI 6 be !,
4 4ltll9p sc5 5ne ao most the
tenor roles usually are--ls LYME sop wy.
and at times there were evidences !, ,o =,
fatigue in his ne Itioto
made good by his iin Inc intcrpfe 1ul'o'' ~
e ulnemanz tho eldest Knlg.s Of tl,s
Grai Is charac ter that commences i.scst
benevolent, sbonIgn and Of sknightly dig
snity, ever recognlzing tho clement 4 q
goodness innll things, achar z. I
Ties were ETlnely DfDuSILh NM 5,OS
5Criswold who'is the possessor Of a bass
voice scarcely less no,w,orfnlt 1ha n
The role is d. very sustained one, and Mr.I
Giswold himself be on9 e the
'Kilngsor, tho magician. is q plett
tpresquo elaraeter he u fnyir nnrt II.
terestlng, hut Homer Llid brought to. his
aId SPLENDID voice keen nteE sa sr amd
aud ence would have been glad to have
heard moro of his fne work. /,
4 hut there Is one man, In this splendid
of stars that deserves to-
have s name printea y SSapitalSS ana
MI: Walter III Rothwel. Though Il very
Young man, RathwsA9 h has h,s al sao
ling or the complex Wagnerian score wa
somethng e set older a beads to tnnstns
and signaling TO his men, tic habit OF
singing his lines vita his lp II ~ the ,ysE
~ ,ai d GEORGE I3, GOOlIINS. ss5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-25
I STREET CAR BLOCKADE.
lakewood Car Blocked Traffic by
Jumping the Track on Main.

An lakewood lilo lywood car Jumped the
track on the damp rails while going down
tho Main Street hill from Fl fth east
ward and slid along to Seventh Street;
where lit rolled across tho track and
blocked traffic In many directions for
lhalfSun hour or more at the busiest time
of the day IN car traffic cars blocked
geston was greatly relieved by detouring
all west and enst bound cars possible y. la
Via Eighth Street to Broad, Clay Street
cars turning up Eighth instead Of sew
}cnth. and Main Street cars making the
Circuit az Broad 10 First Streets The
car crew escaped injury. and the car
was but slightly damaged, the greafltlees s
loss resulting from tho temporary DE-
rangemcnt of9schcdMles. MS IS the SEC.
this corner within " week, traffic be-
Ing blocked both times. ". * IA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-25
A FIERCE BATTLE
With NEGRO .|:l| !. OUTLAWS Az
The N egroes on Horses Pur-
sued by Three Police
II, III men.
Special The Times -Dlspatch.,

LEXINGTON, N. G.. J an. p "a fierce
battle was fought on the street here
this evening by two policcnaen9a and two
desperate negroes, who were selling whis-
key In q back lot. The negroes were on
horses and were pursued by three police
men. A running battle was fought for
five miles. when Policeman shoaf was
struck In tho jaw by buckshot. The
negroes 81 were armed with shot guns.
while the police only had pistols. The
latter retired. q. 5gs 81 II iii I'll. $
II Tho negroes will probably be outlaw
ed and a large force sent after them
They were Nat Crunp and Roscoe Iler
and are from the famous Boone township
section 5l,33 III i8y.y5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-25

Nsi4
I parent ease ana with drama tic e feet
I Her acting, both as the weird and willy,
6tlenizel18 OF the woods and as the oca "
stif,ll9 III and bcWitching 8 sorceress Of
$Illlngsor's Cas- tic, WAS almost vi thout DC "a
y fect, and as tic noble woman 10 formed
and purified, ln5thcS closing scenes Of q ~
drama 4, she was no less at tractiv % IN fhcr
dignity. vi n ~ INA
ss$ Mr.. PennarIni. who by the way Is + a.
German in spite OF his z Italian name, va g.
4 a model Pnrstal. s' II e has "a pure tenor
voice, equal Ito 3all 4 the requirements Of
$the role. and he is a. uperb actor. n The
duet between Parsifal x and 1&undry IN IN
the second act was a. magnlf lcent pre-
Ssentation 81 NJ dra ina tic declamat Ion In
music, and was the feature Of tho per-
Torrance. IKE $s 8 II 70;
Mr. t b schoff, /. as Amfortas, dlspl aged 81
Nh i, baritone voice, and ccessfullE5
carried of the various Difficult + situations
that fell Ito his part. was SO easy
FOR him to have made the part ritlic llous
that his success was al he more pro Il
}nounced. IN S$ III
ma G iswold was equal Ivy successful
Sin&thc role#oCs Gurnemanz, and his sine
ing and acting were qliit g accep abes
|REThe chorus work MISUNDERSTANDING !.
flower maidens' chorus wa 3 rt Isl a III
music and scenic ell ec SiiIu liz y a.
4coptible swain wandered S how l3ars Ilp
mana ged to resist the affect ionate Ice e.
ments Of the winsome maids. che male male
chorus was equally as oynIble from g
musical point or view, ad togeit er the
entire performance was sful 20 the
expectations Of the audi nce. .Sli 8.
IA Parsifal has come and gone and all:
music lovers who witnessed The per- e.
Torrance enjoyed an evening OF genuine lll
l4refreshment. aS5 B8.s "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-25
' -Four Frame Dwellings.

/. Mcssrs. ]. Thompsons BroWn Iand Gom1-
5nnnVNsold at public auction yes terdny AZ
fernnnm he four frame dwellings, Nos.
isIs to 1922 Baldwin Street. to Mr.. illiam
j Perrin for Sc 26o, MI. Perrin p PIT =,
tho property rs annyostmemt, Inc sa me
noon d 4:So o'clock the valuable Broad ,r
Street property No. III. bet Ween !, First ~
and Second Streets. as adyertis,ed In no, ONT
activity in Broad Street realities and con-
formulated improvements in this ilnmedl.
ato locality, the sule will likely mt tract
a good attendance OF Investors ana 10 = pee.
org
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-25
AFuu Dollar s Worth Free

Cure can turn bony Joints into flesh agaIn--
that Is impossible but It will drive from tho
blood the poison that causes pain and swell
ing, and then that Is tho end Of the, pain and
swellng--the end Of the sufferlng-Tthe end Of
laheumatisnl.y ~ GJ5gS
Any Rheumatic sufferer who has not tried
my remedy may have q full dollar worth
free, i ask no deposit no reference, no seys
curltysRT There is nothing to pay, oil hers NOW
or later. 10 those who Write promptly Il will
send my authoritative book on Rheumatism,
Write to-day, Address Dr.. shoop, Box 65bs,
Racine, Wis. "a q fs9sf Il n; IA, IN iSk &Ai
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-25

! searched the whole earth for Q specific
for Notwithstanding that or any ply
y,elan could feel safe IN prsserbnga soms,hIng
4 but ALWAYS For the rpvagns OF Rheuma-
tlsn are everywhere and genuine relief is rare, u
I learned Of the expensive Norman chemical Il
now employ, And u knew then thai my search
chemical gave. me the basis Of, remedy which
y the cure O. ~ Is GER
u I don't mean that DR.. shoop's Rheumatioi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-25
MUSICAL event
o. CITY'S HISTORY.
#(Contlnued from First PageO

trees and everything else on the stage
must be moved al a similar rate OF speed.
This is done by means of windlasses,s
which arc especially 1inyepted for this mo-.
gductlon. Tho scene in tho Grail Chapel
perhaps, lilo most impressive Of all -
made peculiarly effective by the. light-
Ing arrangements. AS the sacred yessel
lis lifted In Qualification OH m almost dark
stage, the light which comes from above
and behind Is almost supernatural, Tho
back drop Is ira sparent, the central part
of It being Of q chapel window effect, de-
hind the back drop is q rope ladder, ana
an OPERATOR holding what is known as y
flood light, climbs up to the height Of
twenty feet, With tho cue for the glorty
flcation this light is centered upon Parsi.
fal and tho Grail. AT the same limo
the dove OF peace descends slowly.
Unfortunately, the moving panorama
and some other of the best effects could
not be produced on our stage,
A Solemn Scene.
IT is to be remembered that throughout
the performance the theatre Is In dark
ness, which adds great solenlnty to the
scene and enables the audience to con-
centrate its attention upon the stage. IS a
Another most important feature ,of tile
Parsfal performances IL the orchestra
and X III the performances M last night
It 81 was as large us spa co N would n ads
nit IN the Bayreuth theatre tho or-
{chestra is for the most part under the
stage and is coi,eea led from the view OF
tho audience or course, this could NOT
he iii the "A academy off Music, but the sar-8
arrangement Was as good as Sconl q be made
and The work Of the olcll TIA N'Rs superb,
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Must Paw License Tax. &

"a Tho Committees on Electricity and
James River lmproy emcnt met ia Sc fnlsht
and transacted rout Inc busnes s Y, !, Z. ~
iquirlng electricians to stand exam nhtlonss
and to pay !censo taxes 70 the city, and
the latter reported the reslgnntlon,of M;
Nv. r. Meredith ns aSimember and asked
the Chamber OF Commerce torecommend
a man In his place. #
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of for Montreal.

Manager. T.. IA. Schiller, OF I" Her First
False Ste company, Will leave for Mon
treal tonight to spend u few weeks with
tho Billy Clifford show which is under
the same management. This show Will
90 to Europe this summer. 5sg
\ During Mr.. schIller's absence from the
show. MIR. Charles II, Whitaker, the
owner, will act as manager.
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will do for YOU, Every Reader Of "Times- Dispatch
Nav Have a Sample Bottle Sent Free BY Mail.

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-25
4 Governor Leaves.

Governor Montague left last night for
before the Confederate Camp OF that city
on the subject Of General r, n. Leo.
L Ills Excellency will return to TIE CITY
tQ- morrow. .NlL VI ~ .N.. a.
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Paragon Club to Meet.

The Paragon Club" newly organized,
will meet and hold the second banquet at
Bonlnis, Seventh and Marshall Streets, on
Friday night. The club As organizea Tor
Social purposes only, and has u Inenper-
ship limited to twenty-five,
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The Lady Maccabees.

viii hold d special review to-morrow ~
s il. M. at the residence of Mrs, y. w,
Wash, No. 420 West Marshall Street.
cards 10 present ARE united to attend,