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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-26
VISITS DEER
 AND MISSIONS
SlNRock SECTION IS TYPICAL NATIVE COUNTRY IN EVERY
 WAY.

That the Snroek section Is a typl- cal Eskim" country in every way. not withsasndihg ifs proximity to a live mining camp, is conclusion which becomes inevitable when the place Is described as il has been described by Elmer Bovey. who has just returned to Nome after a visit to that district
 Mir Bovey is loud In his praise of the manner in which the missions and schools. as well as the reindeer herd. are conducted.
 He visited Sinrock Mission. which k in charge of Rev. NJ. A. Sellone and Mrs Sellone. and also Sinrock school. conducted by Miss Powell Meetings are held on Thursdays and twice on Sundays. and the natives attend well. the whole congregation joining in prayer sometimes.
 MT Sellone is getting ready to open an industrial department. and he and Mrs. Sellone are devoted to their work of upbuilding the natives. A string d orchestra. consisting of a guitar and two mandoline provides music which is hugely enjoyed.
 Two interpreters act as mediums be- tween teachers and taught. and the condition of the natives has much inn proved even to personal appearance Some of them have become very neat and clean and have actually become attentive to their hair. combing il re- ligiously like their white sisters
 Eighteen or twenty pupils attend Miss Powelrs school and are learning rapidly under the conscientious care of their teacher. who is doing all in her power for their advancement.
 The government seems to be slow in the matter of supplying equipment for the schools
 Mir Bovey also visited the reindeer herd. which is located about four miles up Sinrock river. He says the deer are in splendid condition and he was an interested witness in the manner in which they use some of the the prongs of their horns. as we'll as their hoofs, to scrape the snow from the de- sired moss.
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DOWN SOUTH" PROVES
 MOST INTERESTING.

The Down South" entertainment which was given last evening by the Ladies' Aid Society is pronounced by all who were present as most unus- ually pleasant affair Probably the most strikingly successful item of the fine program was the splendid repre- sentation of a cornheld with its band of darkies The picture was most true to the original. and those taking part performed in delightful manner. From beginning to end the entertain mcnt was a success. all success and nothing but a success.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-26
FIND FOR
 DEFENDANTS
JURY RETURNS VERDICT FOR lAlBlIN ET AL. IN LAKEVIEW
 CASE.

After deliberating for about one and one-half hours last evening the Jury in the case of Boyle vs. Laibtin ct al. came into open court with q verdict for the defendants. The suit was brought to obtain part of the now ia nous LakevieW claim near Irene creek. The suit was founded upon the fact that the boundaries of the Lakeview and Yellowstone claims connicted
 The defendants were q. W. Laiblin. W. J. Green. H. E. Russel. Barney Rn- lando. William Paulson. ]. r.. Ward. C. II. Keilihcr. c Schow. John Dickson. A. C. Schow. Chris. Niebuhr and Ho- mer Bounds. The two last named have q lease on the property.
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SALvATIONISTS
 COMING IN
HAVE ARRANGED FOR TRANS. FORMATION ON FIRST
 BOATS.

SEATTLE. Jan. II According ta plans outlined hy fhe Salvation Army of this department n largo number lf the fads and lassies of the rank and fife of Inc army will leave Seattle on a taaf Of conquest of thc Yukon and TaHaaa districts on the first boats leaving Seattle after the season of nav iEdtion opens.
 Arrangements have already bees .. ..f.' s -.rr tl-aj..rs.s, Sn stp Aie , vading host who are to be especially, selected from the flower of the west eru division of the arymy. They will be uadss the command of Capt. Jen- kln~
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REUF PROVIDED WITH
 ANOTHER LOOPHCLE

The decision nf Lawler has tatseG him To the seventh heaven of delight. and he and his lawyers ar. confident that each favorable decision postpaucs the fatal ending and causes the time ta pass in such manner that the hta and prejudice will die eul and his chance for freedom become greater in consequence
 On the other hand Prosecutor H,- ncy tho Sprcckcls and fh.ir hosts of supporters are unable to conceal their ehagrin at tho latest development
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BANQUET AND DANCE
 ST PATElcK'S DAY

fafnr. uaa -lteH H,J. a# aa #....# aa. Eri=afs ut ts#H.1 tzH. a..t taHrA pat March lz 4--#-a MI b. lt4at- to at-a. tt 4f-
 +#us #eH-J.
 burn- lae baa4aal Al a.4rH Lt4..
 sa-.I f- men eHl# t- ua-#ent. bah. arr#. wHt deamr-. rHa#ca mus5 aaa.=i-...- af l.s4 a-aladl,=. t..H af 2. ar rta=st- lff#a pieces aH N#.H. Jeau me-.
 Appropriate tm-.- a0u a.. 4fs.a...u.. ta. imam 0ut u. 9Ha ot tH. most m.
 =aa-.- and .ua'amiae ea l- hma
 A t.e me,a4 at .hs eamHttse. uH.r ea- h.u a-t mg. |. aa. da- #tt-4 .a# H#s- t.a- aHHa#a #aaa- tA- ..ma 4malla..- ua..a4s m. hI
 Ta. IHlouHs l,r -e.. u Ia. hHaa.r aa-t b. II fp, bands If .H. committee betoe Haf.r la ud eH- naa h. r#esae-i at-a e oaaa- i= eHHHaaH a. tH. am-H#s... eHr. aa=Ha- | a4.a a.# aIzGHed. aaf.lsla.s taaf eH tA- Ha.- .md s-Htaa-H a eara FaHa..s 4tH r. saa..ea# a. The nuNet= of AlH
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-26
CHICAGO ONCE MORE
 It BLIZZARD'S GRIP

starm king thsu it did because of the financial crisis recently passed
 Thousands af mon employed in the open have heen unable to follow their usual ealIinss bat that fact sinks into ius significance beside the loss to busi- ness men Many poor people are sui faring but as far as can be ascer- tained. no loss Of life has occurred.
 The drifts of snoN in the streets give some portions of the city the ap. rraaanee of an Alaskan settlement or what Is supposed to b. such.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-26
Nuggets Special Service.

fElle'AGo Fob sf chicago is
 m"re -ufrH= from ane of us tH hlizzrd-. a4a asa5H thr great aHlia of tbe city Haz haal stopped
 Taa loss caused bg tH, blizzard ir ,niz enA rsceatiT amounts into Inc millions hua or course .hera is ITO a.thed at reasoning bt which tae Io-. .alid be appr Nmai.N a-limatea some -3E- AaHaEea- -taat the city ha -all-reI mere frm the e- of the
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-26
CANDLE
 CASE ON
TRIAL OF THE FIRST CANDLE SUIT BEGAN TODAY IN DIS.
 TRlcT COURT.

The case of F. J. Robertson vs. Robert II. Fox began today in the District Court. The suit is for the possession of Bonanza bench claim on the left limit of Candle creek. and for $S.O0O damages.
 IL is the first suit ever tried in con nection with q Candle mining property a fact of which the people of Candle. who are now here, are naturally proud.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-26
LEAP YEAR DANCE
 TOMORROW NIGHT

The leap year dance to be given at Eagle hall tomorrow night by Eagles wives and their friends will undoubt- edly be one of the most enjoyable af- fairs ever held in Nome.
 The ladies' committee are working hard to make 1t a success. both socially and financially
 Supper will be served by the ladies free Of charge.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-26
BURNSIDE
 ARRIVES
WORD RECEIVED THAT CABLE MAY BE IN WORKING ORDER
 TONIGHT.

The following telegram was received at the local telegraph office today.
 Valdez says Burnside just coming into bay Cable expected to he o. K tonight"
 Nothing further was said, but the words appear ta mean that the break in the cable is believed to have nc- cured near Valdez
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-26
PAR NER
 IS LOS
MAN IS NOW WANDERING OVER CITY AND TUNDRA SEARCH
 ING FOR HIS FRIEND

\ man named Bergman reported lt the police today fHat his rar'u-r aa old man. had wandered from th, sabia yesterday and that he is still missing
 The lost man is very olL @1 when he Jeff ham. was clad iH t4e thinnost kind of clothes sa that Eef4- man is exceedingly uneasy and l prosecuting careful search ~itAout however. any result up te tho present time
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-26
ANOTHER
 BIG RAGE
RUNNERS FOR 70 MILE EVENT WILL MEET MARCH at AT
 EAGLE TALL.

l. aas Hass been definitely decided that #F big forty mile race VIII be run mdsf tf" auspices ef the Nome Ath- ieite Association an March 2f The entries Hli sla-e March I4. and the entrance fee Xu be slo Eagle Hall "iIl be fh. scene af tho contest. and .h- rae" viii hr tho last big one of the zetsln
 aa fte zUae day NiII be run the one mt1s faIsE gtfe for tHe Darling & Dean cup
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\ N4eset's Special Service.

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 tfara'ut Nasla Ha r#.aIesI i#fs#H.
 Eaat,uH= #H H5tH eafH m fH. -ss#f "f ## rsf5=#I '. ##Hr.t #f#H ..fEtU as##I.ue H..e# Ha- Ha#-- eH Has ..sz ....s #s#t.la H# in. alI.H= ##H f.H .e.r. #a#...|a# #r. H#HHr ZaE.f fmIE =EaEl.f Hs ..afaf and tHa
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-26
Nuggets Special Service.


 SAN FRANCISCO Feb -5. = Judg I.awler decided tn day that the ar raignment of Abe Ruef on the last charge was faulty and the prisoner and his friends are worse than iubiIan. II now seems to become more evident every day that the chances of the con victed grafter are looking brighter and brighter.
 Ruef himself has become quite jaunty and actually treats some of his keepers in a. patronizlng manner.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-26
STRIKE
 THREAT EMS
RAlLRoADERs BECOME DlscoN TENTED AND ROOSEVELT
 GETS TO WORK.
Nugget s Special Service.

Nuggets Special Service.
 NASHtNGTG& T. E E.D \ Hijroad strike =..az Iae Il n. looming en tnr har.zo# aH rya#a# .. tae aastett Hlurs. aaH aa ~ tilH=a--- ttarnlt =sst.m=. ard H#e matter considered so serior= rmt rre=t-su Roosevelt has begun 'lH. aar. If e- HE ro aveft tle aan4..
 THr ef#sity af th waasr dar [. thc fact chat tar trouble f- aut ht-Vms a4 eue lHpa- hul mn aanozf lt and l.. cHHtr1l organizations haea taLrn 4. tte h-hE Tho president t-f'rvas fE. the trouble should ba uirI sI m th, hs-f and is now bending his edarf. t7 tH.+ cud.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-26
LETTER SAYS kOYUKUK DICClN(aS
 ARE A vERITABLE BONANZA

Charlie Peterson has just received from the Koyukuk a letter which states that the strike recently made in that district Is one of the richest ever known in Alaska
 The letter was written by MT. HoIm-
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hers. a friend of Mr. Peterson. fro.l Coldfoot. It states that Ane par,y who is located a little above Horn,- berg on Nolan creek recently took ou' s1O0,OO0 worth of gold. and that Holm berg himself has seen several Dans that
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-26
DELEGATE GALE INTRODUCES HIS
 NEW ALASKA COUNCIL BILL

the clauses are taken into account. and most people interested seem to thlul. that the appellation could be sH8st- tutcd by something more modest and at the same time moro appropriate
 The new bill, as stated before. pro- vides for the establishment of small
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-26

f#= considered bs many mol at at Impossible 1er The btl ta pass. a. f contains Ha revolutionary clauses T
 as EHi. and could alls lee.sIatH in minor matters of He rea importance fT .s.a provided bs tHe bIu tHat fEe H#a#f n.H=a must De l#r ta Wash
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-26
LETTER FOR CHARLES DREW.

It caarIr- Dr.v comes te tHs Nug- get office he vill receiv. H Ietter which Is probably important
 Wanted - Bright young man who has had store experience. Stnson Bros
 lemp's St. Louis Beer on draught at The Club.
 Granite Mining Candles are the best
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-26
BLACK HAND THREATENS
 plERREpONT MORGAN

a.ssHr..-t a.ssetse- tt NeR York Hay+ hsaH placed on the tHu at zHe nrirars That tha aett-r- are genuine fHera can r. H4 doubt a- ,h.y have sa tHr marlzs ad signs af tHass formerly -ant by rHs zf.u. =arI-ty.
 8H#fzIH #H#rt- . Hugh af the mai t.H HHf h. expresses himself as de-
 I.aa# of #esmu tae capture of fhr -#s= aud aH# Huul=#neut af 5.e mem
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-26

aaa#s.atHa fa aaeH H# sa3
 a#= .as .HH'd e# ta.-.H 9 Ala-aH
 Ta H=f =z=. el=== H..a.=7= =H Inc zzH...
 fa aHz.. #HHs# --taHs.aa ta= sUats al... iae ,ae H- sfsl. af l-H !a.aH uI tEa eaysrlat H t HHT af fn.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-26

\ -uras a..nal t..a If lfr r.=fa#= na HHta a44 fart a4-,xistHg ##H fr.e#efi explorations rs-r ta uake r#aHe- M.#. and =af hsttaf tHau lhes =tHHt hsaesa. f- Inc true. nos5H- lul HHetiN ai ryi-ieuce Key r. " EHatft -un
 =. 70
 Rugs in Brussels and Wilton Velvet at less than outside prices sinson Bros.
 Granite Mining Candles are the best.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-26
Granite Mining Candles are the best
LEAP YEAR DANCE.

Essk,s' wives and their friends will give Leap Year dance on Thursday evening, February 27. Ladies with gentlemen. $2.oo; ladies without gen. tltnnen, $1koo; gentlemen without Ia. dy $t.oo. Ladies will serve supper free. By order of lady committee.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-26

all points for Nolan creek. and a large sized population will soon be there.
 The letter states that all doubt about the discovery must be set at rest. aS it has been made as sure as the strike was made on Little creek.
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advisory council WRira WaaU be eaH- fa-ed nf two representatives fa# EdEl judicial division t-fder .Hl= H#
 tbe gov mor would have fhe ca#un gate iu ease of l.. Ta- power af
 U c,Hucil to taFisHta would F.z Hz- traH limited and as H= mms M- pites ii would ha most uzed for raa.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-26
Nuggets Special Service.

WASHINGTON. D. C.. Feb. o.. - Delegate Gale introduced his new ter ritOrial bill today. and it has been rec fcrred to the committee on territories The name of territorial bill is cunsid- cred to be rather grandeloqucnt when
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-26

were worth $500 each.
 The ground where the pay &as iourl is 200 feet deep. and much ie"p"r than the ground Where paying spn,s wet. found in former times.
 Holmberg advises Peterson ant
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son.e other friends of his to strike au, for the new digginss. and some have sisnified their intention of accepting the advice. and will probably set out immediately
 Several stampoders are now leaving
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p. H. FITZGERALD
 TO BEGIN BUILDING.

r II. Fitzgerald is about to begin the construction of a house on thr south side of Front street at the cor. nor of Hmter Max
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-26
THE GREY TEAM
 BEATS THE REDS.

Tho Greys won a fast hockey game last night st the Golden Gate rink by a SCOT. ol 10 (. A very large crowd of spectators attended and enjoyed 'o the fulI one of the best of games.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-26
MAIL WILL ARRIVE FRIDAY.

The next outside mail will arrive on the day after tomorrow. Friday.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-26

Edwin c. Burt shoes for ladies, in heavy and light weights. at Selling Out Prices. Smson Bros.
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Victor phonographs and records. Smson Bros
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lemp's St. Louis Beer on draught at The clup.
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Victor phonographs and records. Simson Bros
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Go to the North Pole

Bakery for the best bread and pastry The only coffee house in town
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SPECIAL SALE
 IS STILL ON

And daily many people are getting the best bargains ever given in Nome. Hundreds of specials. such as:
 Pure Vinegar. quart -..... 10 and is self-Rising Buekwheat. 25c. pkg 10 C & B. Marmalade 35e. jar ...... 20 Assorted Jcliies 2-lb. can ......... is Uuderwood's Souced Mackerel . IS Crackers. per ID. ......-........... 10 White Soap. I large bars ......... 25 Excellent Picked Beef. lb. ....... .or Strawberries. 35c extras. can ..... .2s Raspberries, 35c extras e. 20 and .25 A R C H E R, EW N G q C O. A R C H E R. Ew | N c q C O.
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Largest Billiard and Pool Room in Alaska at the Board of Trade.
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High. Grade Imported and Domestic Cigars at the Board of Trade.
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ENTRIES CLOSE MARCH r4

THa ottraa= U.r Has 4u-mIIa g.t.s. ..lH el4ee March i} THa eHlraaee fee &lg
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Rugs m Brussels and Wilton Velvet at less than outside prices. sinsor Bros.
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Nome Nugget. x15 per year.
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Lemp's St. Louis Beer on draught at The Club.
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Granite Mining Candles are the best
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-26

The Sons of the North Nui eix, teeir annual Trizc masquerade ball at FaeIe Han March z
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elatz Prvate Stock at the Sank.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-03-01
Edwin Arden's Daughter
To Wed Lieut.. Beavers

More than ordinary interest centered
in the announcement made in New
York last week of the engagement Of
Miss Mildred Arden, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs Edwin Arden. to Lieut.
George Beavers, United States cavalry.
Miss Arden made q short visit in
Washington during one of ter fathers
summer. engagements at the Columbia
Theater. but few persons in Washing
ton who ranged themselves in the long
line Of the actors admirers were aware
that the yout nful looking star or the
company had a daughter fast approach
ing WOmanhOOd.
Miss Arden is one of the prettiest
girls in New York, and her engagement
has often been rumored, but until a
few months ago it did not become
known as a fact. She has never en-
tertained the idea OF following in the
footsteps Of both branches OF her fam
fly, but has devoted her time 10 the
study OF art Miss Arden was the
granddaughter q the tragedian Tom
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-03-01
Miss Nethersole Interested
In Juvenile Court Work

Last winter durin- her Denver en-
gagemeHt, Olga NethersoIe became
deeply interested in Judge Lindsey s
Thilanthropic work among the criminal
poor of that city, ard spent considerable
time studying the institution founded
by Judge Lindsey, of the Juvenile court.
The artists became greatly impressed
with the good that was being done. and
during her visit the past summer 10
England. she explained TO the lord
mayor Of London, and 10 municipal dig
nitaries in other cities of Great Britain.
the great benefits derived from the
American Juvenile Court
one OF the direct results Of Miss Meth
ersOle's visit to the lord mayor of Lon
don, was he extended an invitation to
Judge Lindsey TO visit him at Mansion
House, the present winter for the pur-
pose of assisting him in establishing
juvenile courts IN some of the larger
cities OF Great britain. Judge Lindsey
is at the present time In New York. aud
expects 10 sail for Europe sometime the
coming month.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-03-01
Annual Concert
Of Nordiicd Clubs
Tuesday Evening

The annual concert by the Nordica
clubs under ths direction OF Walter +.
Holt will be given next Tuesday evening
in the Metropolitan Methodist Episcopal
Church. An interesting program has
been arranged. including the following
numbers:
"LustpieI overture (Keler-Belal. Nor
dica Mandolin and Guitar Orchestra.
(a) ''Eerceuse" tJCcelyu, G0dard), tb)
Parillon" observation-disclosures. Pepper,
cello solo /. T.. Mandy.
ta Love Has Wings" tRo6ers}, 90
Summer (Chaminade). soprano solo,
Mrs. Ethel TioltzClaw Gawler.
Red Mil selections (EeTbeTt), NOrdca
Mandolin and Guitar Orchestra.
Andantc and Finale. Concerto II j.
Minor CWieniawskD, violin solo, c. r.
ChIist;ani
(al Love and Beauty Naitzes'' CArm-
strong (t) Gate CITY March" tWel-
dom Nordica Banjo Club
Reading, old Robin" G.. T. Trow-
BRIDGE, r.. +. Oberhoiser.
"Nalse ETilHante" CAbD. mandolin and
guitar duet, W. T. Holt and Il L.
Galleher
ca "NuCturne" Ga. Holcrl. tb) Pre-
Jude (RachmaninOfD, piano solo, Kari
HoleT.
Song, Rose Of NV Life CFabian
Rose. Ernest T.. Leigh.
american RondC' (StubeIJ, banjo
solo, X. l.. Gordon.
(a) "Elowc- or Mexico" tCurtD, (bl
Nv Woodland Memories tRapp), NOrdica
Mandolin, Guitar. and Bau.U clubs
Kari Holer and Miss Eva T. Fields,
accompanies.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-03-01
CLYDE FITCH
PROLIFIC WRITER
FOR THE STAGE

Clyde Fitch, the author OF Girls the
new play which the AIessrs. Shuhert viii
produce at the BeIasco next week, is
one of the most interesting figures Of
contemporary playwriting Not since
the DAYS Of Dion Boucicauit, neither in
Europe nor America has such prolific
writer Of dramatic work been known
A short sketch Of the career of M
Fitch may be of interest. he was born
at Elmira y. Y, May ?, 1S65. and since
his graduation from Amherst College
he has written the following plays:
Beau BTummel. IN 1880. in which Richard
Mansfield appeared with such great sue
cess, Betty's Finish, Frederic LamaItre
also in the same year; A Modern Match
subsequently played as Marriage, and
Pamela's Prodigy, in 1891; The Masked
Ball, adapted from the French, 1892;
The Harvest, A Shattered Idol, from the
French; The American Duchess. from
the French; The Social Swim and Mrs
Grundy. Junior. 1898; His Grace de
Grammont. April Weather. In 1891; Mis-
tress Betty. which was afterward re-
vived and produced as The Toast of the
Town, in 1906: Gossip. with Leo Ditrich-
stein. in 1894. Bohemia. from the French.
The Liar, from tie French, both in 1895;
A Superfiuous Husband, with Leo Dit
riChstein. in 1897: Nathan Hale. The
Moth and the Flame. The Head of the
Family. from the German. with Leo
Ditrichstein, in 1898; the Cowboy and
The Lady, Barbara Freitchie. I'm 1899:
Sapho, from the French; The Climbers,
both in 1900; Captain Jinks of the Horse
Marines, Lovers Lane, The Last of the
Dandies, The Way OF the World, The
Girl and the Judge, The Marriage Game,
from the French. all I'm 1901; The Stub
borness Of Geraldine, and The Girl With
the Green Eyes. - 1902; and in 1903 the
following: The FTisky Hrs. Johnson.
from the French; The Bird in the Cage,
Algy, Her Own Way. Glad of It, and
Major Andre. Then in 1904, Mr. Fitch
wrote The Coronet of a Duchess, Gran
ny, Counsin Billy, The Woman In the
Case, and IN 1905, The Woman II tie
Case, Wofville. In 1906 the following
group Of plays appeared: The Girl Who
Has Everything, TOddles, from the
French; The House Of Mirth, with Mrs.
Wharton; The Truth and The Straight
Road.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-03-01
QUEENS FAV0RlTE SINGER
AT CHASE'S NEXT WEEK

Mile Zelie de Lussan. the grand opera
prima donna, comes to Chase's the week
OF March 16. 1t will be a gala period
at the Avenue vaudeville theater. and
the management is ambitious TO break
all former records of any star in that
theater i'm this city since it came under
the direction Of Mr.. Chase Mile. de
Lussan seems to have taken vaudeville
by storm, and the theaters in the cities
in which she has been seen have been
packed
Mile. de LusSan enjoys the distinction
of possessing the Victoria cross given
he hand of Queen Victoria her
sell. with whom the singer was - great
fb-orite. Ten times in eight months
Mile de Lussan was commander To
sing before the royal family. It was
at the time Nile. de Lussan was the
principal prima donna of the Covent
Garden Grand Opera Company. and
later of the Carl Rosa Grand Opera
Company. To this day Mile. de Lussan
retains the sobriquet Of 1.-THE Queen s
Own"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-03-01
Notes and Personals.

An entertainment. under tie auspices
Of the Young Ladies' Circle. 10 furnish
a room i'm a missionary training school.
viii be given at Carroll Institute han
Friday evening at s ocIo,k An inter
esting feature Of the evening VIII be
a rustic comedy by eleven young ladies.
entitled "Sunbonnets"
Those taking part In the comedy are
Miss Virginia L. Raymond. Miss May
Raymond, Miss Lora r. Jones. Miss
Clarice ID. Gouter, Miss Elsie NJ Bar
bour, Mrs Nellie Bishop Jones. Miss
Georgia NJ. Maynard. AJiss Elsie II. Jen-
kins. Miss Emma Y. Mamau. Miss Nina
HatcEitt, and MISS Florence I. Young.
The musical textures Of the evening
VIII be furnished by the 2ebew Or
chestra. Miss Edith Pickering. soprano:
Joseph Harrison, violinist; and Tom
Jones tenor