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OBITUARY.
BISHOP GEORGE r. SEYMOUR.

Springfield, Ill, Dec. s-Eishop George F. Sey-
nour Of the Episcopal diocese OF Springfield, died
to-day after more than two weeks illness of pneu
uonia-
The funeral will take place at 10 O'Clock Monday
morning. at st. PBuls Protestant Cathedral In
ms city The body will be sent to New York,
BShop Seymour's birthplace. After services In
Irlnlty church next Thursday morning. burial will
oe IN Greenwood Cemetery. Brooklyn.
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FoFecast-Sunday. snow with rising
Monday and colder; south winds saiftinz
northwest
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beiiben. Die bier ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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benz Siiriten louen ibner anpertraut
tueroen. %. unabb6neiofeit oes
Soft uuo 9~elegrapbsW eiens.-4.
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0lms einem tIeinen Jaritentum

Die iinfaiatauieno ginaeborenen
Der Sniel Samoa. ieneS beoeutenben
@ilanbes beg dgdiiden Weeres, nabe
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nah elmer nit Der ariehiId1en eng
pertnipFten besuesten @eibihte 1882
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LAMB anitreben. aber oiplumntilHer
su @erte .9eben, Suerunoe. Die
Bforte eminent fir Die Sniel jdbrlid)
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tat, Der nnh benz 2Dnooner Broto.
fol- pDm IL. DECEMBER 1882 ben
Shub Der Mdhte England. 5rant.
reid uno &uBlano genieBt. Gin
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gendblten iamiotiIhen @rieben be-
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8rebies oa, 100 man audi ~1eueroinos
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Die Acknowledgements Der Menlhs
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gen Der &rantbeiten. 9as lehrt elm
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Cine quite Mntmprt.

Auf Die, audi BON uns m~iteeteilten
pefiimiftiihen GeuBerungen oes Brof.
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Seuti6tum8 in Den Ser. Staaten
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bebalteu. @ritens, neil man in
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aenideinlib nibt mabr iino. @ir
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nilhen Deutihtums oes6alb, neil
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Bombs bat cine fleine Suuitration
hasu 9~eliefert. uie in unierer Belt
WermDaen ueroient uerber t6nner.
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men. Der Bombs su iibernehmeu
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fannie Menifl maate es NIT einerr,
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SD Tam man beute elm 8erm6aen
nerbienen. Slbib. mie? Nber man
muB e8 AUDI ueriteben. mie oieier
8berlep uno oaS 1T niht Seoermann8
Sahe. Wir mDbten unlern 9elern
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sett aper go sxahreu

i1on tpuroe Mrs. Binsluu's Sop.
thing . Syrup BON WiaiOnen BON
Miittern beim 8abnen Der ainoer
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it0rt, oaB i'm 8abnen 1T uno Dor
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iofort cine Tlalde BON ,.Mrs.
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uno itdrft oas gauge Sbitem.
yWirs. 8inslums SoUthine Syrup
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i'm 8eibmad; oas Recept Itarnmt
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bel allen 9rueatiten in Der aansen
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Slaihe. &auft nidts anoeres, ala
Wtre. 8inelomR SoDthiua Srrup.
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GHnemittei aeaen Srebs.

8rebs 1T eepiB cine unbeimlibe
9rantbeit. oa bis jebt nod tein Witt
tel aefunoen moroen 1T, ihre @nt'
itehuna uno Gu8breitun9 81 nerbin'
bern. 9ieie grtenntnis uerhinoert
aber teinesmeaS, oaB ale Augen'
bid cine neue @ntoeduna auftanht,
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Yaul Wtiller -@lettriide S6lei.
feret. -&lamD Blasa. Bertauf uDr
Weiiern. Sheeren etc.
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Gin Webetmuts 'ael1n.

Or. Sings Neue 2ebens 8ilen
baben mid non ben periDoiihen Gt'
taden. BON Sole uno Berftopfung
befreit, idreibt Sobn R. Blealant,
Wagnolia, Jno. Die einsigen Bil'
len Die belfen. Sour 25c. 3ubaben
bel Ioolpb DreiB unb s. aalteuer
d SOhn.
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Behind the Footlights.

II has been generally sai1 that II
Ier.a Ashweu the distinguished Eng
lish actress. whom the Shuberts brought
over this season. had had better play
and O better leading man, she would
have made far better impression. Now
she has both She has added. with
the permission of Henry Miller and
Margaret Angliu, who control the
American rights. Mrs Danes De
fcnsc" 10 her American repertoire. and
Is now playing it on the road, and Guy
Standing To her cast Mr.. Standing
was playing the leading man in THE
Love Route" when he was called 10
Miss AshwcWs rescue. Miss AshweN.
bv the way. has picked out two or
three American plays To take home
with her. among them Clothes, IN
which Grace George has been starring.
and The Great Divide, I'm which Miss
Anglin and Henry Miller have made
such q big success.
Duse evidently thinks better of The
ShulamiJe' than the American critics
do. for she has bought the Italian
rights and had an Italian version made
of IL by D'Annmzio, which seems a
bit incongruSus, somehow It's first
performance nj Milan occasi0ued a
been hcralded as showing the superior
itv of the English civilization over that
of the Beers. DuSe Is now IN Germany
and Is making a tremendous success
there, but she is not playing "ThG
Shulamite,' 1t is understood that she
expects TO play IL in italy i'm the spring,
and may possibly take II on her tour of
The South American cities during the
coming summer.
Two of the urinCipaI character. i'm fhe
Sousa comic opera, "The Free Lance, ,"
I'd be seen in this city for the first time
tomorrow night, at the Columbia Thea
ter. are said to be the libreltists comic
opera view Of the Emperor of Germany,
and Il President of the United States.
Annie Hughes. the clever English star.
has a new play IN the dramatization OF
J. X Jeromes story Tommy and Co.
The play is called Tommy" and tells
the story of the girl VINO takes her
dead brothers part in their fathers 5
business and pilots a falling newspaper
TO success
Apropos of Brown of Harvard" 10
be seen at the BelascO Theater this
week, il is interesting to note that mas
cuIine nudity on the stage seems TO be
AT a greater premium now than chorus
girl disclosures. The saVages in VIII
liam A Bradys production OF The
Redskin' revealed naked breasts and
arms. and the boat crew IN Brown OF
Harvard" displays as muscular set OF
bare legs as ever graced gymnasium.
Melba has a son who is about TO be
married. He is George Armstrong. a
syoung Englishman. who viii marrSA Miss
The Washington times., 1906-12-02
J0HN Z. XII LLZG2
IN ~Z2PC. RzZArco

Vicar of Wakefield" which opened in
Manchester a week or two ago 1t is
an adaptation of GOldsmith's story by
Laurence Housmar. the minor poet, and
Liza Lehman, the minor composer.
The Manchester Guardian says of it:
Although the piece is called an opera
in the bills. Il has no claim to that title.
1t is a series of scenes. musically en-
tireiy disconnected. which have hardly
ever any correction with the rlav IL
self. The music, by Madame
Liza Lehman, is beyond doubt a great
The Washington times., 1906-12-02

rany, including Dorothy Drake. Sarah
Tru8x Sibyl Klein. Helen GuTney,
Harry podd William Hazelune Robert
Ober. George j. Callahan, Harry r.
Brennan. Charles Mason, T.. J. Mack.
and Higgins Scott.
The New York engagement viii open
early in January at the Bijou Theater.
The present Incumbent at the Bijou.
by the way. is May Irwin. she has been
obliged 10 change the name of her play
from Mrs WiIsou-That's All. 10
Mrs Wilson Andrews" the propriejors
OF the That's All brand objecting To
her use Of their logan. Foolish of
them. for everyone who saw May was
ready 10 sample the other article, in
hopes il might De half SO good. Miss
Irwin. by the way. has received from
George Musgraye an offer TO make a
tour around the world next season in a
repertoire of her plays
There is considerable interest in Wash
ngton i'm David Bispham's appearance
i'm an English romantic opera, The
The Washington times., 1906-12-02
At the TheaterS
COlumbia-"The Free Lance"


The Free Lance" 20 be presented by
the Sousa Opera Company tomorrow
night. is said 10 be written in he March
Kings happiest vein. It attained not
able success IN New York last fall at the
New Amsterdam. and comes here with
exactly the same big cast 100 singers
and comedians, and surrounded by the
same wealth oF beauty which MeSsrs.
Klav & ErlaEger gave TO the New YORK
presentation The book and lyrics, by
Harry b. smith. are said Ia be better
than any hc has evolved for decade.
\ male chorus ~ sixty voices greatly
aids in the rendering OF Mr. Sousa's
spirited martial music. ''On 70 Victory
fha finale Of tha first act. is considered a
worthy SUCCESSOR ID The Washington
Post March and stars and Stripes
Forever.
The principal comic interest is carried
by Joseph Cawthorn. in the character Of
Siegmund Lump. which, il is said, fur
nishcs him more opportunities 10 exploIS
his humorous personalities and effective
methods than any he has heretofore ap-
peared IN. TwentY-three musical numbers
are introduced. the majority OF which
are said TO have the real Sousa swing
These arc sung by Mr. Cawthorn as
Siegmund; --clla Bergen, as Princess
YOlande; Jeanette s-owrle, as Grisseiaa
Albert Hart. as the Duke, George Schil-
Ter. as the Emperor. and George taii-
man, as Prince Fiorian. Other prllel-
pals are Sim Pulen. STANLEY MuFp1;y
Charles Santra. Monte Elmo. EsteH"
Thehaud, and Dorothy SouthWlck. a
complete orchestra cF trained musicians
is carried by the company
The Washington times., 1906-12-02

ored with a communication from the
board of governors of the Burg Eheater.
in Vienna. conGratulatinE him on his
American success, and suggesting that
any complete operate compo osition ne
has or may make viii be gladly accepted
by them FOR production III the Burg
Theater, and suggest the early spring
as the most acceptable time Tor Jhehl'
if acceptable 10 Helm.
He has nearly ready for hearing an
opera founded on Longfellow's poem
"Hiawatba," and intends TO give to
Austriars a true Interpretation of the
grander spirit of poetry and music when
surrounds the history of .he American
Indian Helms opera has for an impor-
liant character the famous Pere Mar
quette. and they who have read the
box and score assert that the lntrcduc-
tion Of the black-gowned nero into an
opera, while daring, is most respectful
and effective.
In his forthcoming production of The
Double Life Henri de Vries, Holland 5
foremost actor. will offer a play with
an unusual theme and originality. The
scene shifts from New York city to the
coaI-mininE districts of Pennsylvania
and West Virginia, and there are un-
usual opportunities for strong situations
and novel scenes Much Is expected OF
Mr. de Vries during this. his second
American engagement, because Of his
extraordinary work on the occasion OF
his first American appearance last win
ter in a Case of Arson" Mr.. De
Vries has engaged an excellent com
The Washington times., 1906-12-02

Improvement on the music one generally
hears in light operas Il has charm and
often deucaCy OF expression. and II at
times it lacks vigor OF originality. it
yet has the great merit Of pleasing q
not 100 critical ear without being com
monplace. II is. rather than opera. a
series 0f tasteful songs that Madame
Liza Lehman has given us 10 the
words oT Mr.. Housema1. who, We under
stand. is not responsible for the rest Of
the Ibrctto MT Bispham. adds
the reviewer curtiy, did exceuently' as
The Vicar"
The Washington times., 1906-12-02
Stage Gossip From
The Great White Way
New York. December l.

New York. December l.
r has been the busiest week New
York has known for long time,
with the opening Of the opera sea-
son. the annual Belasco prOduc-
zion. and brand new HippOdrome
spectacle quite oversnadoWIug Anna
HeId's opening IN The Paris Model
OF course the opera was tie big event
so big that Belasco postponed his
Rose OF the Rancho production and
Miss Held her Paris Model until
Tuesday night In order not to be play
ing against the FIRST night of what has
been heraIded as THE Million Dollar
Opera Season.
Romeo and Juliette was chosen to
break the silence of the great pile or
yellow brick which has been for the last
twenty years the home OF opera i'm New
York. IL was more than the opening Of
the opera season, il was the American
debut in grand opera of Geraldine Far
rar. young American prima donna
who has won a big reputation abroad,
bIt had not vet been heard in her native
land.
The performance was good, but by
no means astonishing. Miss Farrar' ;
voice is q fulI-boGIed lyric soprano. with
tendency toward the dramatic She
faced her audience with the composure
of a veteran, but the consensus Of crit
.aI oDiuiGr seems TO be thai while she
gives promis, OF being a great singer
In time. she still has a whole lot 10
learn OF her beauty there seems no
question She is Of the same type as
T.o1IiSe Homer: she makes up excellent
Iv. she is 1.-the and sinuous with a gift
for plastic pose, she has eyes. great
e,-es. Her personality carried her far
into public favor; her stage presence
is auuring: she is young enough TO
be a delightfully."- girlish Juliette.
The opera served also TO introduce
q new tenor, Charles RousseiieTe, who
"a few years ago was earning his living
literally by the sweat of his brow, as
a stone mason. and is now hailed as the
s,ccessor CT Jean de Reszke- He is
essentially a manly singer of pleasing
presence and graceful pose He was In
no wav thrown into the shade by Miss
E,arrar. His voice is the typical French
Uric tenor. He sang in the main with
warmth and dramatic fervor. He has
his faults. but on the whole Is TO be re-
earded as a valuable addition 70 the
Afetropolitan forces,
Wednesday night brought out almost
as big a house TO hear CarusO, Sem
brich. and Scott in La Boheme." The
interest was not entirely musical. even
though the east was notable. II was
largely compounded of curiosity 10 see
how Caruso would bear himself IA view
- HE racert unDleasauf pOIico courf