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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16
Halle RESIDENCE
1 PREY TO FLAMES
Daughter of One of Servants
Loses Her Life-Rcvival
in PROGRESS.

Especial TO Tho Times Dispatch
fredericksburg, Va. February 15.-
Tie residence OF Mrs. E!ra q. Iiuile, on
tho Rappahanuock River, in Essex
County, near Tappahannock was
burned few evenings ago. and Lucy
Braxton. u colored child. aged seven
years. daughter Of one Of the SER
wants. lost her life. DR.. and Mrs IL T.
bFibtow occupied portion Of the
dwelling with Mrs. Halle. The flames
were not discovered until they had
made considerable Roadway and but
iitti could be saved. DIR. and Mrs
Bristow lost practically everything they
had, including their clothing. and tho
doctors medical and account books. The
house was insure cd for $1,000. Mrs
Halle had $500 insurance on tho FUR
>niture and Dr. Bristow had $500 on his.
"A roYival has been ir progress In the
Baptist Church hers all of this woek
In which Rev. Lloyd It. Wilson. d d.
pastor Of Grace Street Baptist Shurch
or Richmond, is doing tho preaching
ana assisting tho pastor, Rev. r. .Au-
prey Williams. d. D. Tho services each
night arc largely attended, and Dr.
wilson has been preaching powerful
sermons which have greatly impressed
tho Immense congregations which have
heard him. In connect on with the re-
rival. there la large chorus choir
In charge Of c. r.. Wright with Mrs
Mary Quinn-Iicks as occampanist ana
song service is held each evening
fr nftcen minutes before the regular
service begins In addition TO the
services at night, afternoon meetings
are held. which arc largely attended
and have been very Instructive DR.
Il a. Williams. pastor OF the church
here viii mi the pulpit of the Grace
street Church IN Richmond for Dr.
Wilson and DR.. wilson Will preach here
AT both services. morning and evening
and Will also address the Sunday
school In the morning and Il mans and
boys meeting in the afternoon There
have 80 far been sixteen converts
Great interest is fclt in tho meeting
and 1t is expected 10 have large accesl
Sions to the church. Tho meeting will
go on all OF next week and possibly
longer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16
Tragle's Souvenirs
and Gifts

Another sign OF progressiveness In
the Tragic Store is the installation Of
an up-to-date and complete line Of
souvenirs, party and reception favors.
High-class German patented char.
acter dolls, Partisan ivory novelties.
wedding and birthdays gifts in German
silver and ivory; brass goods and nov
elites, handsome boxes of Lowney's
and Huyler's candies; artistic boxes Of
hlgh-gradee Writing papers; silver mesh
bags; vanity cases on chains and for
shopping bags; card cases and coin
holders; silver photo frames; hand mir
rors, watches, clocks etc.
a few articles specially priced
to give you an idea how much
money can be saved at Traaies:
Souvenir Plates, handsomely deco
rated III bright, attractive colors,
with various views of Rich
mond ......... .19c to $1.98
Souvenir Spoons of sterling silver,
appropriately engraved and
marked, for souvenirs. 25c to S2.19
Souvenir Ash Trays, Candlesticks.
Hat Pins, Match Safes, Ink Stands,
ETC., oxydized copper. &c to CSC
Favors for birthdays or receptions.
very novel and appropriate, Of Ger
man Importation SC up
Dolls, German character dolls. all
sizes, shapes and styles. 19c to 98c
Partisan Ivory Novelties and Neces-
sites :...... .25c to $3.50
Brass Goods, Io-inch Ballfoot Brass
Jardnieres, value SI.75, for. :. .98c
Ever Ready" Flashlights, complete
with Magda lamp and battery,
value SI.25, for CSC
Fountain Pens. I4-kt. Gold Points,
hard rubber barrel. guaranteed for
one year, value So, for. .98c
Alarm Clocks, fully nickeled, con-
cealed alarm, nicely finished and
guaranteed, value 81 so, for. ). .69c
Safety Razor travellers outfit com
plete, razor blades, shaving brush,
etc, value 81, for csc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16
NEW CLUB AT TRINITY.
started, by Students From Other States
Thnn North CarOlinn.


Durham. y. C., February 14.-The
Interstate Progressive Club" an or
Sanization composed of men from thir-
teen States and foreign countries. Is
tho latest club TO be set on foot at
Trinity College. This organization
was started by students who live In
other states, and numbers IN its mem
bcrship. and also on its list of officers
young man from the Old World. The
organization Of this club brings out
tho interesting fact that there are
thirteen States and nations represented
at Trinity College. The member ship
is composed OF others besides the fol-
lowing. though these represent their
States: y. l.. Ammonia, Florida: p "
Bender. Ohio; Charles II Chtlingirian.
New York. England and France: w.
L. Edminston. Tennessee; b. r. Few
South Carolina: j. Freeman. Arkan-
sas IL c. Irby. Virginia; A. r. Knott.
North Carolina; ID. c. Lewis. Alabama;
j. .. Robbins. Afississippi; Phil b.
and DR.. Franklin N Parker, OF the de-
partment OF Biblical Literature. an
honorary member representing Lou!s!-
ana. The officers Of the association
are: chairman. Phil II. Trigg: vice.
chairman. c. ii. Chilingirian: secretary.
D. c. Lewis; treasurer, \. T Knott
Students in college from the State OF
the purpose OF increasing the enroll
ment OF tho college among the gradu-
ates of the Tennessee preparatory
schools. Tho officers arc: lanes Can
non. Jr., president; w. w. Hutton,
Vice resident; 3. Glaze, secretary: A.
8 Phugh. treasurer.
Another new organization which has
just been set. on foot at Trinity is
that known rs The Red Friars." and
which draws its members from tho
senior class. one from each OF the
fratern!ties, and ono from the non
fratnen. The men who took the oaths
OF secrecy. and were initiated into
tho mysteries of this society were:
Don r, Kirkman, OF High Point; III.
]. Wilson. OF Winston Salem: c "A.
Godfrey, OF Jonesboro: L. T. Hurley,
New Bern, w. G. Suffer, Carysburg;
y. Reid Ray. OF Spray. and George
Johnson OF Durham.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16

added. at has got to a point now
where you can't get twenty six foot
python for less than $1,000. They've
advanced SIS and more a foot But the
price of reptiles is not as bad AS lions
| paid $1,000 for Roger. our prize lion,
few mouths ago; got bargain; he's
worth $1,000 now.
Elephants have gone up. too. a
first class one costing about $4,000.
And a rhinoceros-well, If you get a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16
Beauty Creams

and other animals in proportion to
the supply. zoo keepers are facing
condition that makes tho high cost
of living 'bugaboo'. appear Insignia
cant in comparison"
Thus spoke "Cy'". dc Vry. keeper Of
fore the cage of Guinevere, a huge
python.
And just as 1 was getting ready
to put In reptile house, too" he
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16
DISMISSED WITHOUT HONOR.
ungerstOwn National Guard COmpnn
RefuheS tn 0licY lraIcrs

refuses to Obey ORDERS.
Hagerstown. MD. February 10
nhirty-ono members of Company Is,
First Maryland Regiment. MARYLAND
National Guard. at Hagerstown. have
been dismissed without honor" The
letters of dismissal have been re-
ceived from the adjutant-gcnerars
headquarters.
The members were dismissed for in
subordination and refusal to obey the
orders of their superior officers.
The members VINO were discharged
have employed lawyer and will make
TO carry the matter to Governor Colds
borough, and. If necessary, they say, it
Will be taken to tina Secretary of War
asked for the resignation of Captain
Little. alleging conduct unbecoming an
officer. Captain Ltttle's resignation
not being forthcoming, the privates,
refused to attend The meetings and
asked for a court-uiartial. Instead OF
Il court-martial they were discharged.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16

fair one, not too old, he'll cost you
$1,000, ] wanted to add a rhinoceros
and q giraffe to my collection, but
good an investment as diamonds, and
he'll cost you $4,000, nearly twice as
much rs year ago"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16

III many OF tho schools the system OF
water coolers and Individual drinking
cups has been Installed. III every In
stance where houses are built to meet
tho requirements OF tho State Board
Of Education, tho schools get their
proportlonate part OF State aid. In
tho apportionment Of funds tho Am.
herst high and graded schools get the
following sums High schools. Am
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16

gress. j. *. Knykendall. OF Gaines
VILE. Fla, who had contracted to take
the paper. did not come as was ex-
pected
According to reports from various
schools In the county 1t appears that
teachers. pupils and patrons are in.
terested in improving school buildings
and grounds. and thus promoting the
health and happiness OF the children
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16
pYrHoNs ADVANCE SIS A FOOT.

Other Reptiles and Animals Keen
Pace with the Times.
Chicago, February 15.-"With the
price OF pythons advanced SIS a. foot;
lions more than 100 per cent head
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16
Parcel Post

Makes Tragle's your
Nearest Drug Store.
sc per pound up to
90 miles.
&c per pound from so
to 150 miles.
&c per pound from
100 to 900 miles, etc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16
herst. $3.50; Madison Heights. $500
Pleasant View. $3.50.
$500:

Traded schools: Smyrna, s1e5; Mon
roe. 5000; Tyler. $40; Macedonia. st4ott
Naola. si76; Wesleyan. $40: Mt.
Pleasant. sl+o; Sandidges. S16o, and.
Central. $50.
The total apportlonment for high
schools is $500 and for graded schools
SLIGO. aggrcsating $1,000
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16
Perfumes

81 Rivers Azurae, Floramye, August
Lierre Fleuri, per ounce. Use
s. Ricand's "Mary Garden" the
odor they are all taking about. per
81 Roger & Gallct's Vera Violette,
per ounce Use
Sc Houbigant's Ideal, per ounce. .sl.75
81 keskoff's Djer-kiss, per ounce. 85c
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16
We are Agents
For Eastman's
Kodaks & Supplies

Kodaks from 81
to $45.
We do developing
and printing and
mounting. Special at
tention to amateurs
work.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16
Coffee and Cocoa

4oc one pound Gray's Special Blend
Coffee; put up in air-tight contain
ers, either pulverizcd or granu-
lated, and most delightful flavor;
special, per pound ....... .29c
81 two and onc-half e I-7) pound cans
Gray's Special Blend Coffee, put
up as above, per ? I-2 lb. cans. $40
Huyler's delicious Breakfast Cocoa,
rich in the cocoa flavor; put up in
IA and IL ID. cans. 13c and 23c
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16
Rubber Goods

s. "Veribest" Combination Hot Water
Bottle and Fountain Syringe, red
rubber. four pipes. guaranteed S2.49
$50 Royal" Red Rubber Combina-
ton Hot Water Bottle and Syringe.
three pipes 81 .98
s. Family Hot Water Bottle S1.3s
$3.50 Victoria Hot Water Bottle,
Para Rubber" 81 %
$3.50 Sterling" Hot Water Bottle,
two quart SOC
$r.2s Popular" Hot Water Bottle,
two quart .79c
s. "Veribest" Hot Water Bottle, two
quart, red rubber .Sl.I9
SI.o5 Majestic" Hot Water Bottle,
two quart, guaranteed ...$I.O9
SI.79 two quart Promo" Fountain
Syringe, rapid flow, three pipes. %
s. Elegant Fountain Syringe, rapid
flow, three pipes ...... .SI.30
81 Hygenic Fountain Syringe Enamel
Irrigator), two quart size $40
$3.50 No. $40 Family Bulb Syringe,
three pipes .............. sec
soc Atlas Bulb Syringe, two pipes .29c
75c Excelsior Bulb Syringe, three
pipes .39c
75c Popular Atomizer .49c
81 Favorite Atomizer, for oil or
wafer $3.50: ......... .59c
soc Advance Atomlzers acc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16
EXTRA SPECIALS

35c jar Petroleum Jelly. one h.. Ice
60 Envelopes. $50 packages. wh,le
they last ................. &c
Zoe Crepe Paper, all colors. 10
pieces, each Observation-Disclosures &c
Csc, GO pounds nne Writing Paper.
per pound DC
Zoe fine Writing Paper. 1o2 boxes,
per ooN ...........--.-. lie
zoe Writing Paper. 1ss boxes. per
DON ..........-..-. 15c
25c No. ISL Writing Paper. 60 boxes.
per Dox Observation-Disclosures. .14c
a5c Willow Writing Paper, II boxes.
per box ...........!. 1Sc
sc No. 3r2 large-size Scratch Pads
for school children 8 lie
Ioc Memorandum Books, in
dexed and plain Sc
sc bottle Writing Ink &c
Ioc Pure Bristle Tooth Brushes,
two gross ............ SC
sc Gcyserite Soap .....3 1-2c
sc Turkish Bath Soap p lie
sc Palm Soap 3 1-2c
25c Ladies Dressing Combs ..,15c
SOC Pure Bristle Hair Brushes, big
value Csc |
$50 Richmond, Va" embossed in
blue ink on fine quality writing
paper. 40 boxes. at ..... .10c
Zoe Phillips DiGestible Cocoa, In
lib. tins Sic
800 4oz. size Instant Postum 2ec
soc Scissors .obo
700 scissors .87o
81 90 Scjasora a.
SA'uo oc.ssoio Aec
Made OF best steel and nicely IN
ished.
25c Tragle's Antiseptio Mouth
WASH ITO
s1.0o Vino OF Cardui. Gee |
S1.oO Milan. the great blood
| tohiC go |
loo box Violet Kisses. .7c
DC box Violet Kisses. &c
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16
Brass Goods

81 so Filigreed Pattern Hammered
Brass Fern Dishes, with solid COP
per detachable bowls, very beauti.
ful .................. Sill
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16

25c Tragle's Sore Throat Remedy;
fine for irritated throat OF tonsils. TIC
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16

a5c Prophytol Tooth Powder -. .19c
25c Williams Tooth Powder -. .17C
csc Calder's Tooth Powder y. :. tic
a5c Browns Camphorated Tooth
Powder .I7C
soc Oriental Tooth Paste -. .45c
CSC Arnica Tooth Soap ....... TIC
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16

Four ounce bottle Peroxide Hy-
drogen, u. S. p. Sc
Eight ounce bottle Peroxide
Hydrogen, u. S. P. .1oc
Sixteen ounce bottle Peroxide
Hydrogen, u. S. p. .15c
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16

81 Comp. Syrup Hypophosphites ACC
Ioc Shinola sc
sc Chewing Gum 3 lie
75c bottle Imported Bay Rum. /. /. 39c
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16

s2.25 Handsome Beveled Plate Mir
ror tround), with solid brass fern
dish and tern complete .$1.49
8I;:5o Handsome Io-inch Hammered
Brass Dull Finish Jardinieer csc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16


the oudt TagIes" - D1e N4' ouA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16

25c Bottle Benzoin and Almond
Lotion, elegant for the skin
and complexion Tic
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16
Csc Williams or Colgate's Shay
ing Stick, Powder or Paste I9c

25c Box Zymolc Trokeys. -. IL
Ioc bottle Phenol Sodique -. 8
sc bottle Iron Glue .3 -
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-13
geite Sniten= Mebisin fir Qinber.

u@or 6rei Sabren, oIs ib in Sits
mobnte, batte zines metner &i1-
Ser eine ftarfe grfdltung un6 bltitete
fiirhterlid. guf Sen &otb zines
Mpotbefers foufte id cine 8loide
Gbamberlatns @uiten Mebi5in unb
lie niihte linn fofort. Sd bolte ite fir
Sic Bette Sulten-M eoi5in fir @inoer,
neil iie ongenebm gu nebmen lit. Sic
meigern iih nidt, Tie gu nebmen,"
Idreibt Trau 2ofonette Sud, Sooner
gitp, Na. 3teies MitteI entbdlt fein
Opium ober Elm on6eres 8et6ltbnngs-
mittel nnb mag efnem &inoe 10 Der
trouenspon tpie einem grmodienen
qegeben mer6en. gu foufen Bel alien
@an6lern. = In3eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-13

oe1n 5eppih fnie1o, ein Socfden be-
bl1tiam iiber 3eigefinger nno 3au-
men leiner 2infen
Ga idlang s(fta lire Mrme INN iei<
'1en Sails: ~Sarrp, &arrp, mie bin
ib gliifli6!"...
limo iie fiibten chamber.
Ser Gturm umbrorlte bas alte
Serrenba1s unb idmang iib iiber
oie idmeigenoe See. @arrp uno
Mita erlebten int 8eibnadtsmonat
Sen lp%l1niacn 2en3, ser 3>pei lieben=
Sen Menidenfinoern erbliiben fam.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-13
sdmcr5en int &ifen anb @bemmaz
ttSmtS

0ualen toltienoe 2eute tagli6.
Geio nidt elmer BON 0ielen 9ei0en6en,
me11n STR 31 gcringen &olte g11f
bon Ser l1riade leiht befreten fonnt.
Golcp Nierenpi0en begtnnen ibre quite
Mrbeit nod Ser ollererlt ten Dolis. Sic
ermirfen 10 oireft eine Mftion an ben
Mieren nn6 ser gloie, oaB Ser
Gdmer5 uno Sic &11al bes &iiden=
mebs, Mben1notism11s nnb Mterenbe'
|d)per6e bolo bergongen lit. 81 ba>
ben BEL ollen @qnolern in ct. CLOUD.
- Mn5eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-13
Sir &in6cr gilt es nidts 8ciieres.

Cine &11iten-M e6i5in fir ainoer
m1B 6em 6uiten uno Sen Grfdlt1rn,
gen 6erielben belfen obne id)ledte ST.
fefte altf beren fleine M6gen un0 Gin-
gemei6e. 6oIeps &onen ans Tor emit
ipridot genou 6ieiem 8eoiirfniiie. Sci,
ne Spioten, feinen lauren Mogen>
feline @artleibtgfeit folgt ieinem &C.
braud. SartnGdigen grfdltungen,
mtspern6em Mtbmen, Grfd1tungen
un6 &euhbuiten lit raid gebolfcn. 21t
hoben BEL alien &dnblern in ct.
gloub. = Mn5eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-13

20. &apiteI.
limo mltB erit ser 8erll1lt
Sid qualen6 preiien -
@b Sir oas @liid betpubt.
8pali.
uSSrira, felt marn forreipon6irlt
On NIT Dir felber?" fragile zines
|Morgers fur5 Dor be1n @eibnahts=
abeno Nalf iher5en6, nno pieS a1f
Elm hclroia &11pert, SOS neben SRI
mas &lot muf Sem Triibitiidstiid
lag.
Ser @rief lit bon Selma"
Cure !@anoihriften glei9en lid
ia ollBcroroentlid," bemerfte Malf.
~l1n6 6obei iin6 Cure gbaraftere
grunoberihieben."
uMina fon6 mei1le @on6i9rift bib
ider, als mie lire eigene, un6 fat iid
iola1ge Miibe gegeben, meme Mrt ST.
ihreibe1, nad5uabmen, big es ibr
Gillette"
u1ie @Ieine bot pie1 g11ergie>"
iagte &olf.
Sic lit crtrapagant uno piel gu
impullip fir cine iunge Game aus
unleren &reilen," altl}erte Sic @rafin,
in gelpobnter 1%tol5cr, lelbltbe=
mubter @altul1g Sen Gorlis an Ser
fleinen 6riibltiidstafel fiibrte.
Selma lit cine aufridtige uro treue
Natur," pertbei6igte Sriro lire
uSbcures aino, Mnfridtigfcit lit
nidt intmer fdiflid," ertpioerte oie
@rafin mil6e.
9eonio blidte idmeigen6 auf feinen
8miiden feinen fd0n ge5etd=
neten 6unflen @ra11en ftm6 cine
Srino entid1rI6igte iid, 6aB ite sic
oes griefes am GrubitudSs=
ti1d bornebme 1lno rief Damn, 1ad=
benz iie sic fl1r5e gpiitel i%iberflogen
bfatte:: Selma idreibt mir ber5metfeIt,
oob iie glcid no6 @eujabr in Die
Beniion ioq. 8efannte bon
reiier nod Gent un6 ba-
fen peripro6en> Nina cuff Der &eiie
rrrtter ibren sdub 511 nebmen."
Selma ioIIte 6anfbar fem, 6aB fire
Gerpanoten 6ie Mnsgabe fir fire
lreitere Musbilbung nidt fde11en,"
iagtc sic @rdfin 6o5tren6.
Mber Selma miro ia gar ni9t lit
Eenlton, no lie ibr 2ebrerinnen=
eramen abfolbiren f0nnte, fon6ern 5u
ebemuIigen gr5ieberin BON 6ran
BON 5auoorffs @ei6tpiltern fommen.
Sic ion ii9 MIR nob I'M Sran50it=
fden rerppufommnen. Selma mDdte
ober mebr. Iernen> I'M ielbititanoig
3u mer6en."
u0arin fam id ibr muir betitirr-
nabm @a1f 6as @ort. ~Ste
beiitt fein 8ermogen unb lit, 10 biel
mir befanm, au@ nidt 6ie grbin Der
salloorffs."
Sic @r6fin iette cine ettpas pifirte
Miere a11f afs Srina ibren 8or1rtn6
Of lie iid Selma fir Sic Weibs
nodtsfeiertage na6 9enfor eirlanben
Sic fon6, 6aB man iie bie1 GIT
menig na6 ibrer Meinung fragte.
ugelbftperi tdnoli6 for6ere Detne
auf," lautete &alfs Nnt-
MORT oltf SSrinos 8ttte.
Nodber, als bei6e 5nfdntg aGfein
parelt, idob Srina lire Sun0 in Die
Tires 8ormun6es nn6 fagte
leiie: ,Menn i6 Ser armen Selma bod
GeIfen fonnte. gu miir6eit mir geptB
geItatten, ibr BON meinem @e16e 10
biel 81 geben, INN ein 2ebrerinnen=
ieninar beiltden GIT f0ijnner. gie1 lie-
Der nod m0dte Selma in 3iiri@ ftu=
hieren."
v8eoer SOS cine nod 6os onoere
miir6en @ouoorffs gerne feben," er-
mi6erte staff.
uMdl, 6os lei6ige @el6," flaate
sSrina, vmdre Ntna reid, 10 braudte
lie ouf @aQ6orffS iiberbo1tpt feline
@iidlidt at nebmert nn6 f0nnte, fails
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-11
NORMAL WINTER
WEATHER is DUE
Weather Foreeastes Predicts Normal
Weather for the Week East
Of the Rockies

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1O.-NOrmal
winter temperature in practically ali
parts OF the country east Of the Rocky
Mountains, and temperatures slightly
above normal on the Pacific slope, are
indicated for tho coming week, ae,
cordIng to the weekly weather bureau
bulletin, issued today.
1.-THE precipitation during the
week." say the bulletin, will be gen.
orally below normal, except in the Pa.
cifc States, where rains vii be fire..
quent. The next disturbance OF i'm.
portance to cross the country will ap.
pear in the far west about Wednes.
day, cross the middle west Thurs.
day or Friday and the Eastern
States at the end, of the week. This
disturbance will be preceded by rising
Temperature and be attended by gen.
eral SHOWS IN northern and rains in
Southern States. 1t will be followed
by decidedly colder weather which
will make its appearance in the north
west about Thursday"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-11
wERBA AND LuEscHER SENDING
THEIR LATEST BIG MUSICAL
SUCCESS TO THIS CITY

Again that artistic Young Afm O.
managers, Messrs. Werba and Lues
cher have secured tremendous must
cal success with their. spectacula'
cperatlc production, 1.-THE Rose Maid.
This PRETTY named opera by tho pro
ducers of THE Spring Maid" alsr
came from Vienna and took New
York by storm on the opening nigh
at The Globe theater. From a scenit
standpoint, "Tle Rose Maid" Is sal
to excel all recent offerings, while IT.
wealth OF tuneful music, lively coined:
and dancing features won the unitet
praise of every New York critic dur
ing its long run on Boardway. "Tht,
Rose Maid" will be seen Al the Grand
on Friday, February IA. To carr
this company and production on tcm
special train is required with, three
Pullman coaches for the people and
three soft. baggage cars for the seen
cry and properties.
1.-THE Rose Maid" is thu livlest O.
all recent Vienesse impo"latiom. In
stead of the old. time chorus, the opere
opens with a gay dance where tn
London Tivoli girls are first intro
duced 10 the audience. In this aci
there is also premiere Ganseuse o
European note, who is said to be 8
marvel Of terpsichorean expertness:
In the second act almost every
style OF dance known to the modern
stage is introduced, finishing with thu
waltz on the grand stairways at the
biggest seashore hotel in gay 0stent
where the scene is laid.
The march steps of all nations are
shown in the great cavalry tolrna
ment that finishes with spirited gal
lop in which platoons of hussars and
dragons in the uniforms Of their re
spective countries execute a brilliant
drill. The number attains n rousinl
climax when THE Rose Maid' pony
girls, dressed as Uncle Sans rough
rlders," make their appearance, The
picture OF these trim little figures II
their natty uniforms is one that never
fails to bring q storm OF patriotic ap
plause from the audience.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-11
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