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TTTF. RJf?TTMOND mSPATCIT---TlJKSDAY_ DECEMBER 6_ 1898.
Latest News From
Devil's Island.
The Special Kuvoy of the Paris Matin, in his iletail?-?! n port (OitniVr 28,
of his visit to ex-Captstfl Dreyfus, girts the list of *** Little Wants."
h tita prisoner sends in monthl) to civilisation, smong which w.is a rc
? :< ?t for
_ bottles
Hunyadi Janos
m, Natural Ap?*ri?*nt Water.
m This proves that, although cot off from civilization for 4 years, the ex
T Captain still n nicmlnrcl the natnc of
The Beet Natural Laxative Water.
ni? i. i um i"
NEWS IN PETBBSB 0RG
MKKIIM. UK Till: IlKl KMHHK Tl'It**
OF THF. COM ? IT m* HT.
IN INTERESTING CASE ARGUED.
Vnlnnble IVrsonnl l'roperty, Inclnrt
ii?K Family Fortran?, Invol-zed
iil?l ? Iti_?-i? Fo?ind Dead?A ??mail
Fire?Prrnnnal Mention.
I'KTi;r?S','.lP.G, VA., December f">.~
OUpt . i > The i..-,- . mbST term of the Cir
cuit Court ,?f relmahnrg was opened to?
day. Judge ik A. to iiK-oc-k presiding, The
o?->urt beaig srguaeent in an lot?
case?the suit brought by to Bhlriey Har
riBon, administrator of Gtorgs k. itarri
? on, dec, is? d. vs. Oeorpro I.. Harrison's
sdmii.istr.rrix. lor th?? purpose sf obtain?
ing the fadgassal af the c?nut as <?? ?the
?atributtoa <>f the personal property be
longlr..?: to the estate of OsorgS B. H m I
K?n. m)i?i Awl In lv-3. This property ?iti
brac-d a BBUBbsr of handsome and ?
ble family ?port rs I'a, that have long
?d the walls of the histori?- OUoeils] I
aions on James river occupied by the
Hajrlsona. Subsequent t?> the death of
Oeorg? E- Harrison, a BOSthUBKHM oBBd -
Miss IssheBs rt. Ha? i Bam mat born, in
.n act was i My the I-e?it
aathot-ring the sasoentor to keep the as?
t .?Bej-, as provided by the will,
f-uth M t I-line necessary whero a posthu
xnou? chil?l Is born.
it is c!?.ini<-?i i?y George m Hsrriaoa'i
administratrix th-t under the set of the
IjtflslBiure and ths will she is entitled
to two-thirds of the personal property la?
salved; while it is eoateaded hy n I
for 1 i R. Ban
titled to one-hnlf. Jud?:,- Hancock re
i ble I, IsloB,
id an Opinion ?n the rasa
Of to. W, to.' ?- vs. If, v, ct sla 11
red the validity of a deed coa?
veyh t of 1 I l
?- -,.. ,,. execute?]
par,
< ,?urt declsred th?j deed to be
Valid in !
i*iti/.i:\- i'or.vi? i?i:ai>.
Mr. Johi . < nra, eras
f i dead in hie I
in death le s*uppu#?*d
,,-.- an -
from v.-t
i.<-.*n a sufferer..?He iive.i alone
m -h him in !?is Isst I
. ' , i i
Iiil?ur
^ . 1 ; M, AND ??KXKltAI..
nun,!,- |* was a day of high Win
I - resultad. Peo
infioed ? los, ly to th, ir hornea,
,-,
A little MM Of Mr. John C. KdWBTda,
In Blandford, accidentally eet
: f the I -ms, in v* hi? h hi S *
ng ?lone, ll?< m
m'As to the room, und ,he
tunately .? languish? d be?
daaoage hn?l been ?
lohn Bohannon, <r the yacht
i hont is, w h" v. ' - t il?? n ill ??n -
liay. -?ut t?. h:s iinin-, in
Oloucester coonty.
it i th.it Ute < xpeii on
pavements v>h-> has been sagas i to
oome |o Petei ibui.- ?to confer ?rltb ,he
Council Committal on Su,, is relative to
ths pnopoaed Improvements of our eti
win be beie this week, i: pi
from a firm In Richmond were 1?re ,o
diy. loohlaa ?after the work.
Tho -, v. past . i-Str. . f. w. s
I, y. and W< st-str? i I to- thodlst Dpli
cbnrchee occupied their respective pulpits
yesterday for the Brot Um ,
Tin: HBBBACMB IB I.omioS.
Paper* Tli??r<* DImi-:|><?iii?<-<! ?it Its
>?,ii-('oiiiiiiltl:il Cliiirn<-,<-r.
i-ONDON, 1?. < ml?, r ?,. Mi h
been sspected, there is a osrtala ,? a of
disappointment Ifl the BMCnlBI paper edi
toriais on Prsaldeal IIeKlnlsy*e message.
its Bon-eommlttal oharactei I attrll
to the fa? t that the I one "f the
p?Bace Oommiesioi Paris are not
yet Bnlahed.
Coii-ii,? i able s.it: faction Is exin
at th?- r?f?renc?e to Anglo-American re?
la,l??t?s, end el the ooldness die]
i
Som<? pni ? re exprese dissatisfaction over
the ri? id.m's treatment of the M i
ruifiia canal enti -
.MiiiniM.it ii,i,im: \ - i : ? i i ; i :.
She 1? Repot (,-,1 ti? ,! M. Tutitl
A\ r????k? Otong Ssveil,
KOCKX?AXIIX mi . Deeeeabec r..-The
OhOOUST Thomas 1; kin Day, of
ftlchsso-d, w? m ashore at H< i -
land, near Port Clyde, this morning, du
rinii tbe k??1<-. -'?-I is r- p.-rtod to bo a total
wi?, k.
Th? schooner was loaded with i>'
and ?Tas bound from Htllsboro', M, I!., f??r
Newark, N. J. The ?i- \, w? | a'l -.
MUM IltMiltii) mWgOMg roisONED.
Orplimi? in Ki'iitiM'Uy ll??iin?, M.iir? ,i,
mi?l 'li-nilii-r 111.
YKKSAII.LKS, Kf., D-c,mh, r f,.?? >n
hundred girls. Inmates <?f thS
Orphans' Home, thie city, together with
thS ni,',i??n. Mis. Mary Bradford,
Mrs. Kate N'.uiil,-rvur. music t? SChsr, are
in a pre, ?artoua o.ii'lttion tO-nlght, b
i? . i, , i have not yet
<: e ed bow the pcisoniiiK was dOBS, but
??m drlnkiag ?rater that
> n standing la lead pipes. Boats ?>f
lldrsa may ?h? .
TIIK ATT1TI -Hi OK I'lll'i: I.IIO.
Denial of II?.?,Uli? l?,i?..i??I Amerl
<-?iii I'iiIIci K?-?-,n r.linu Philippines.
UONDON, l> osssbsrlw?-Mr, W, T. ?Bl I '.
editor <>f lbs Review of Bsvlews, who has
Just returned nom th?- Vatican, gtTSS to
the sei ! af n?? it '
an ur??ji_tllli"<l ttUlSl Of ali RtOriS? I
?entlnif th?t the I,'?i-' l? hostile to the
Amerlcm poil? y reejsrdlng the l'htllpplnea.
?>n the saatrary, bis ! iv to
*>A>-oi??rate with the lulled ."Utes In ro
blorlii-* order ,1/
Managst i? \iu.-n,,,, tlHM<
AI/.llOHS DaSSSSber I ThS French
steamer Aia?-i??l? 1>,?n found
r.na, a fortMed aeaport town of AIrmIo,
^? i-r the mouth of the ?Ivor Bi-lbos.
^' ven Deruous we;-?) drowned.
THE BBlIH.i: QIK KI.Y RKI'I.ACKD.
< br?BI?i-ul.?' mill Ohio Soon Mended
Cllflon loi ?? W re?-U.
The b!oeka?lc ?OS th?? Jain? .-?-Liver Di
v. i. ,,f ? ;?? ilk?? and Ohio rail
was, onv"i by ?Um r..n?.if? of cm? ?spaa
of the Jaiks<?nr;\.r brldj-e Saturday a.*
:i was rslatd at 6 o'clock P. M.
Sunday.
l?o wr.-ik ??(?urred nt 1:4S o'clock '-.
M. Saturday. A wracking tram ?carry?
log mat? rial un?! workmen 1? ft hero ?it
, and ?m?. fr??m Quyandotts, w. Va
v. tino huiiied in f i -?tu th- want I
: build? r-' v.. ? (Ott! u 10
;., ?nil. uiy a? ?peaetble, and i ?.'
t., work, Con th? amount ?.i
w??rk t?> be don? Hi?- ?bridge -pan was
completed m a r*omarkably snort time.
The aocldent ooourred ?about a ?mil?
? >f ?Clifton i Paaeeagaji ov? :
. ?River ?Division had to ?ha trar.sf.r
t, i around th?? wi?-?k.
it , ?is ?remarkable that no
man was hUCl i'l th'' ai-ri.l.-nt. A lOttS?
att-bound freight, loaded, was cr??
tii?? bridare, a ?boa-car, shout ?the middle
of t'-c train, Jumped th? track, ami after
running a short <ii>tain-? on Um ti?-j.
outh span of the ?bridge,
H into th?? ?river, thirty f? ? t i? -
?low. Two other ?boa-cars want down with
i ii .-nul ??ii.- ??1 lu-i was ?:?i .ii?? d. 'I 'i>
m. n handise aras aav? <i.
mi; rim; i\ SEW voiik.
? ?-Scriipcr* ou I.<>,>?-r tlroudway
Ad?an??LnaOi *.*.(k).(xm>.
(X. w Y??rk II?-1 aid- r.th.l
L??u? i ?Brondaray, whils the wind ur_a
roarlttg through t'ne ?straatt at tbo rate of
sixty mile.? an h'?ur, had la?t niiiht one of
th?- moat dfMtl-CtlT? UtOt in years. The
building at th" Fouthw'ft corner of
Iway at.?i wan? n th I nipted
i., i:ogai a Post & Co., wag totall] to
stroyed. th?? ft rue turo of the. Home Lit'?
Insurance Company, at Nos. 2M and 2"A
laray, was burned down to the
eighth Door, and the ii,lit st?.ry building
of the United States Insurance Company,
at the ?aortbwaat oornar of Brondamy ?and
Warren streets, was ?badly ?damasad.
Th?? ?flaSMg ?alao attack???! th?? upper
il.??,!, of '?!: Postal t?: graph Oomnuny't
?building, nt N??. Ml Bnndwny, and the
drlvan ?out and the ?n?
wen m? ttad.
?TIBBMBN ?STILL at WOBK.
NT:w YOKE, Decenib? r 5.? A hxtg? tOTOt
of fit?! ?busy ?this morning-, pour?
| . trint on th? buildings involvi'l in the
bip Broadway tire ?last ?night A Rang <?f
m? n wag s?M at work t< arine down the
walls of th?- bulldlnrg in which was the
?tor? ??r Rot i-, !' t ?.- Co.
1 ?-piity-chl-f ' ?tod that In his
oplnlon ?the losaos would not be as heavy
as was at ' oated. He place* the
?total lOM at $V"J/" '.
MILITARI BABA VR OPENS?
It Slnrl? Oft I nilor Aimplt-loua Clr
Mmu-oi??V ?t;????il \lli-nilnnci?.
The Military Baiaar, f ?i- th? ben?Bl of
th?? Virginia Home for tnourahlas, Opened
Tli t Regimental ?Vrmory, ?San nth
Ifarshsll stre.-'.s. lasl erenlng undei
very ?auaplcleus atre um stances, Promptly
nt I ??'clock the doors were swung open
an?! tii-- whirl of pleaaun bosun. Oon?
siderlng the unusual iir.mb?r of gttno*
In the city last ?nlsht, th.? attend?.
anc? was vary ?good, Indeed. Mayor n. M;
r was among tho? present Th?:
il plan ?>f the mammoth entertain
lir ?.t is Jual t)?i-: Bach i nomi
nation of ib?- city has a ?tant, gayly daco
rated with national colon ami n ... -. Th.
an pnal?ded over ?by ?some wall?knowi
matron, who Is -ii??? assisted by another
mal -ron ?and a i? ?. y ?,f pi? tty ^ir' . ti,
Slli i with pi? m\- articles that
In thorns? :
t?? mothers, sisi.t-j, and sweethearts
Th. n? is alao a i? .-'->?.*!: ? and lunch
each presided over by well-known
l.-i'ii' a
Mrs. Ralan Gray Manson is chairman
?if the entire m til 1'- fton
Carrlngton, sssisted by Mis. William
?Chamb?n, has charge <>!' ?the ?restaurant
d? partment.
Ti;?? Episcopal i.th or tant is des-tg?
; i?y th.? r. ?i er?? ? Mn ntahugrh
Mayo superintends this, and is ;i
?ahly by Miss Cayec; a)?-?!, by the
Misses Tylei ?and othara, Tho Methodist
booth is ?known as th?- Gypsy tent, it is
In charg? ??f If) \ \ ?Beck? r. a
by Mis. Herman Myers. ? ?f the young
1 - in this ?booth in
M es Myers, Misses Cray, Ml
Miss Linn. MIm Hunter, Mi.- !:??i,?r.
M ?Parkinson, Mi.- Nolte, Mlas Wal
ford, an?l oth? is.
The ri.--lyt.rian booth, <?. ?it-l u.?t ? <1 by
Mi .' in Grlgg, stands next t?.
-Mrs. Grlgg Is ??--sist'd by Mis. A. I,. M ir
cy, th?? Miases Grlgg, MIm Toting, Bite
Wilbur, ;:ii.| oth?-rs. Mrs. Grlgg ?i
postmistress, all the bl)lata-doi ?
thi ?uuh ?hi r ?band.
In full ?bcoratl.itis at the ?weat end of
the ?row on this plaaaant camping-ground
' i th.- Baptlsl t.nt, over which Mrs.
Jamas ?Lacy presides. Mrs. Clark? assis,s
Mn, Li? y. One of the ni'.-t sttrs 'i,
faatuns <>i" ?the sntartainment last night
was danolng of tiie young ?people. Mu sic
was runiisb'??! bv th? Cltlaona* Band.
Dancing will be bad every evening till ii
k. This svasilng Miss Maymi? Laahy
will bo prenant, an?! will nsslst at the
tent Miss L? .) y will introduce
'wo little darkles, who are artistic
dam? rs. The ?big entertainment will c(.n
? ieh evening, and certainly f/fOrdi
an ?opportunity t?? spend ?an enJ?oyahle eve?
Ding and help a most worthy cause.
Till: SIX-DAY IHCYCLK HACK.
Itci'orda Urokin by w.iit.-r of TUiu
iiui, nml l'liTci-,
NEW YOKE. Dec.?mber 5.?Frank Wal
ler, of Boston. In the six-<lay bicycle-rac?
at M.nli?on-Si'uare Garden, now holds the
worl'l's record for continuous riding. He
left his wheel at tut o'clock this after
noon, having ridden 814 milis and g laps
In 16 hours and 10 minutes, without ?dig?
mounting, l>?atlng last year's record of
'272 miles, mad? by Vtephape.
Kills are more fr.-eiu^nt this year than
last. BUfht spills occurred to-day, but
t ?UM rld'ts was seriously hurt.
One Of th- ?a:lv surprises and a. great
disappointment to hi? many admirera was
the retir? ment of Jtje Wee. of W8k?.s
>>arre. Pa., who cfiiit work this m??rrilu',
having found himself in no condition to
continus t in- n? a.
I'l.rcc. ?who was In magnificent form,
broke a record before 18 o'clock to-ntght.
Ini'i ridi^a 41li miles, 1 lap
or SCO yard ; .a. Ui? record made
by Waller In lAtry?ui
Dumber of hours.
- ? ! ' r, i, dors at 1 o'clock
wa?: Penroe, ?wt miles; Wulier, 4M; Miller,
451?; NaWB, 4-fc',; St??v.?ns et); ?Jlnnn, 4X2
Bchiner, 3>?n; Albert, us, ?Lawaon. 419
Arons.n. 310; Hal?-, ?_; Tur\|||c 584*
Julius, 373; i'liklngiou, U9? Joycu*. __
TO H KR_ BROTHER.
Hit?. ri-.HBlflO.VB ?OVKL DBDI
CATKD TO HO**i. V*. XV. HE-MtY.
MR. SIMS ?KD SISS BLUNT WEDDED.
O re m ?ii ? nt Plne-street ,'hurcU Ve?
terdny?Mr. ?mil Mrs. Plntt Cel?brate
Their Weiidlii? Anniversary?A. I*.
V. A. Commttte?. Meets?Xote?.
A novel entitled "Courage and Loyal:>
has Just been wtfUou l?y Mr.-. Bmma
Henry PergusoB, ?,<? well knows *p< r. In
?vacia] diel, s. It Is Oedlcab d to the "Hon.
William ?v rt u bry, of Virginia, t?j
ni,... i high i unple m ?rladom aad I? ?i n?
in? l owe the best lasplraUone ol i?-.,
life."
Mrs. Perguscsshi-i been known for
time a.?- a OoBtrthU-Ot to UpptBOOtt'l an?l
other high-olasa gsgssinss, bul o embt?
tious a w,?rk as u n I What of
emprise to bsr -Heads. But li ths dsugb
ter or Patrick H ?eou.
John, an?! the sister of Bon. William Wirt
Henry, of Richmond, Bhe owne Lo Vsl?
;,,, go old historic home In Qo hi ind
? "inty, hut for ti? lar-1 fi >v ) ?i s .- :.
spent h?. r WlBt, i iburg.
There wi of tbe f ?entrsl
Commltti.f ih'- AssodstlOB for tbe Pri -
Hob of \ Ii i ' il ?JH
Historical B ?y st i- o'clock,
Mi b, Jos, ph Bryan, 11 i nt, a l
?.hair. Th? lad! er, re btre Ar
cher Anderson, Mr.?. H. A. I
:?ii . loba B. 1.,-inloot, lira. J. B. Wei
tem, Mr?-, k. T. Cramp, Hrs. C. 97, to.
? r.?r 1 I Bolllpg, Mi ii- ?...
Tuylor. Mrs. 9 D IIOf I k - .Mis. ?;. A.
Lyon, Mi?. Rob rt i.. < ?brlstlan, snd Hrs,
William C. B 'H, y.
After tin i? p ?i i of the tresi
. snd "tin r routl . . nsact?
e?l. I- [??'I'ts u.t. n?.?,,, bj
chairmen of Um "Midsummer Nlght'e
Dr, m." This play ! *> progressing most
. . hly.
i: ?r? ths m'-? Hag ??t I hi C< ntral Com
mittee there was s me? ting of the Publi
cation Committee, "t which Mrs. Howard
ii -is chairman. The souvenir pro
gramme of tbli i ly will i?<- a i" lui
band-booh with handsoms p?etuico uf the
pun, ipal actors,
.
Mi?- ? Blunt a .
i?,.? t sveoli g al Pia? Btreel
church to Mr. J. Qoode S::r Ba r. .1 B
Hut on perforan d ; be i Th
bride ?s s i lugbter of Mr. .John S. ImubI
wao is a trusted employe, of the City
,. Works, 'J b< gi ? om Ii m? r? liant
of this city. Mr. .1. If. Hoo] ? r, th
ganisf of ths church, furnished lbs n
w :.. \r.:- -. i.. : 111, Mr. Hugh
r, of Bslem, Vs., acted as b, I n
The as folio
wai?i Brown, i.
/.. and H. B. Atkf
Th?- bride'i goers a - trsv,
tume of green whip? loth, ?rlth bal
to n, ? t< b, and she cur:? ?i whit<
rosei.
Mr. aii?i Mrs. Bimi left on the I ? '
train blngtOB. Aft, r th ir i -
turn they ?-> ni be si bom? t?> their fi
at tU south Chen y etr, ? t.
* .
Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Platt celebri t? ?1 the
first iy of thi lr v.? ddihg on
ly night at 9 o'clock at their home,
Ho, '.? south Morris street The tabl? ?r< r
beautlfull) .?rated and ti?e eupper ln
oluded ;?ii th, i
Delightful music sras performed bj
ral of t'i
the in -n ?? . ao, mando
lin, and \ I?
Til??!.? present were: Mr. snd Mrs. h.
T. Eseklel, Mr. Oustavus 1.?
Abs H, n bell, Miss Raj Platt, Mr,
s, i h Hoddes, Miss Carrie Bottigheimer,
Miss J. Webster Hassel!, Mrs. Laura
Flaaagaa, and many others.
?
The following ladles from this <-lty will
attend the Dau the Am, rk an
Revolution convention, in Norfolk, on th
6th and 7th of 1 '? et mb " : II ?.
Gllbam, Mrs B, n. I'm? ? ?i. Mrs. H. A
Clsiborne, Mrs. C "vV. P, Brock, and Mr??.
| DiUS Hall.
?
There was e ateetlng yesterday of th,
r betl Camp Auxiliary, at Picketl Camp
n ill. Tbli mi one,
for ths si, ctlon "f o;T.
* .
Ti ? eras served at the Womaa's Club
OOn, and a most mi
Ing "trav? i talk" wa.? Kiv. a i
members of tin club.
?
Tho r?guler monthly m< " of 1
Auxiliary Board ol the Virginia H
win be b? Id th ?-. IA o'cloi k.
Hon. \Y A. Little and bride, of tor, d
the Jeff, i
*
MlSSI B? ,; ?.- .. I.-. v M?,--?
1,-y. and I. ]
-, Isitlng thi tyland, of Hew fork
MUXICW IMBABBADOB NOW.
It? ???uni, Ion by l-'tir.-lnii StStlWWS of
Our ,.r,M?.iut; I m|iur,??ncr.
B ABHIHOTON, Dt mb r :,.
Don Metlfii Romero, tbe Mexican Mints?
ter at Washtngtoa, bas returned I
i"in the City ot Mexico Hie gov?
deed I ? advaa?
M -- n mission h.-ro to the rank ol an
embs
l'.iu I Clay! present the United
States Hinister to Mexli will boob b -
th r? fore, -*v-n. issador of ihe
United States ,<> Mexioo
Tins sction of th, .'?i rdcan Qovsrnaaeaf
la hut one of numb
pointing to s suddenly aroused conceit*
tlOB OB Hi?- par i
?growing Importance ,,f Washington as a
diplomatie j ? -1.
Il?,i?i;li i:\ix-rii-iK-?'? With Storm.
i. i-'.WKS. DHL., December I
schooner Georgette Lawrence, from
Charleston, B. ?'. for Hen Fork, v?ith
lumber, came int?, th. Breakwater ?luring
rday*e gale, bi e Isaldng eonditlen
Later ths water caaae op t?> h? r lower
deck. Tbe tug 3. Mc-CauU?**y has boon sa*
gaged to pump h< r, snd to tow her t?> h.-r
destination. Bhe met the gale on ?the
2">to.\ ??ft' the Capee and sprung alsske. H-r
men were exhausted on th? arrival of th?
THE EXCaiENCE OF SVB?P OF FlfiS
ifwliH?. not only to the originality and
simplicity of tin? <*oinl?in:iti?m, but siso
to the care ami skill with which it Ig
manufactured l?y SSfaaftiflS processes
known to th? California Fi?. STSUf
Co. only, and we wish to impress upon
all the importance) of purchasing ths
true and original retiuily. As tho
?Manias Syrup of ?flgV li mniMifaetured
by the CALIFORNIA r'i) BlfBUf Co.
only, a ?kaowledge <>f that fact will
I -t one la SVOkHag the worthless
imitations ?S*__ta_Mtared l?y other par
ties. The hlffa ?alsudlnj ?Of the C.vi.i
iikma Pis Bybup ?Co. with the me.li
Sal pr?>f?v..?.icii, nii'l the satisfaction
which tin? ?genaiae ?9yrap of Figs has
?given ?to million', of ?imilies, makes
the name of the Company a ?gaSTSatj
of the ezoellenes ?if it.s remedy, it. is
far in sdvaaeS of all other laxatives,
as it acts on the l;i?it:??ys, liver and
bowels without ?farritatiag tie weaken
in?*; them, and it. does ?aot -L'ripe nor
ii? meets, laogdertogetitaheaefl-olal
effects, ph-as?! remember the. name of
the Company ?
CALIFORNIA PIG SYRUP CO.
SAS rilAM Ml (?, fa).
?iSSIWHIlS Bji M'.v vouti,y.f,
(to l-Xu Tti * Sa ly & wcowtcnr)
at ?the Breakwater from pump
in g.
Th? Johh A. Mi v. ft i i Jack
lie, with lumber, foi S? w fork, ?ar?
r\ i this mornin . b i li a i oui
??n th. nth, off iiatt? ' : . Tnm?
lee] ... in the I
. ni-- ?I hi r to leak badly ?and i?
?i? i k-lo i?d, ?Shs will i
tlon to-m?t i >a.
8I.SATOR hi \M.? \<? \l\ OS TIMM,.
< ??ii -?i? 11 n. > '.?iiii?i i?> ?Chargea ?*n
\\ Ii i i- It Hi- Will Ilia! TriiMJ.
wii.m l.\i fl'? ?x. DBL . D ir L?
Unit? : . : it Ken?
I on
In ti i Ited I
for ti
... ?. im N.
?8? nator K? nnay n
th.? h
In mlsapi
July, and aft? r s tri -i. I ??ting o\ :
wi ? k, ?the .n?i y ?
, ji.itu d to
Bui ?xamlned to?d ty.
S'l AGUO OB ci- v*i ?.
Ull-Tri-. ucia tn Mel lind?. Her? and
A liroHil.
? - a
"l r? ?ad with . - Au actor
who had J
tient of ' "ll' '
n.t ?if tic- ' ??<? n la UM
iratloB of a play* I '
In ths
i? in.irk. ?thai .' D I n. it
v. ?'Ii any Au.
otxut foi ??aid h help .1? l? dgnl 1 1
In London Edwin a.
.
turn? I ; "
Alms Tad
th II
boh m
p.* it y undoubtedly
: do no) take any pni I in d?
.? 1 do not think that
it is b too 1 would
work, It is
r ai ?i ?and ?i?. Ir
.
1 presump?
1 n m.m
. ne b ?ii? ned t?? ?be an artist ibould
,
a.-1 in matt? :
I
pr?
ta bis
1
'. n. 'i ;,. ,: : t wool
'
I
I..
'i he act nary ws
th ?..lriiciiUr m< I It ?Of th?;
a ?as m : -... 1 'it than it
wou rcnnV?
:
t ion ?of ths mm? ;
t.? r pi ?!
with only th. ne ?handi ?
tie I
the artlet h id
..
ELston
.mi I.? of silks, sp ?? -l s, paint,
ndi r
lowed the 1 of an
nun?! ?tad ?training; and 1
!
?am iv v. hit n suit.-- it v, 1 m
for ;j 11 ? 1 how ?to attain them. Bui 1 ?
In aid. ill .-| t? pt li? '
ful axpeiin
any Othei v. as ? r r 1 _'. 1 - - i afterward to
t ?that ex*
"Tho ?story toi?i about th?:? sbnhby, ?sol?
orieea, sad ??nil look ??f sir Henry [--??ring's
?seonery in the ?daylight and of its ?.
eflectiven? ss 1 night suma op ?
difference between th? scene i? unt? rs hpre
and ?n Kngiainl. Th* t? thttf pal
out ?allowance for the tact ton th- plc
tur? Is to be subjeetad to the atremp tllxs
niiiidtion of the
n?1 lUownnos tor thai dlfferenca ?but
m.- canvas just ss if its effect .
tu b. made In Um ?daylight But in this
country allowance lu made for the 1?
ami the colors ar?: la. :
antly, with th? ?idea ?that ?thai wlS 1
subjected f., tho ?atroi . ghte, and
for th.it renaon n m
every ?detail. The resull of this dlff? n
I? th tntty when it is oa
mellow ?l'iality, a ?.
ftneas ?that will not b.? foun.i ?*,
?tho arti.-t has ?meroaaed the allowanm
color and exaggerated the qualities of
the picture In order thnt th? tUrong.light
to which it Is Mjbniltt?*?! m.-.y n ?1
It of tin ?ff. ts he went?. 1 ?, palnt
? d in Bngjand neturally looks ratiu-r
dingi whan ?nampared in the daylight with
th.- kin.i painted h? re, but whaa ?aneh ?has
t up in its j;. ? the advantage is
not so much on the side of the ?
?product.
**Thls u.?e of materials here and In Eu
r? i?. differs in quite the way that the '
manager quoted in that ?article ?explained.
Rich stuffs are growing . ? mmoner ?every
day in ?Umdoa and New fork, whets th? y
were ?always more used than th.y are In
Paris. With the Prendim? n it li ehlefiy '
a ??a. .?tlon of denign and clor. There the ?
.- very properly , , ,.,. , | ,,, ? ,hal
Is really the Important ?uestlon '
?So long as the effects in that respect are
wen ?done, the texture to not imporuint A '
Irssety ih_i hAMg? uju_ 4?4 ?w^ o_iy ,
Headquarters
For Elegant:
Holiday Sifts.
E desire to announce thai our preparations for the hoi ?da i b
have been completed, and we an'novv offering the largest,
' most select, and elegant stock of 'Diamonds, Watches, Jcivciry,
Sterling Silverware, Zoilct J?rticlcs, and 9/oucltios to he foil ml ?11 Ule South.
These qoods have all heen carefully selected from the leading
manufacturers of this country and Europe, and the assortment b
so varied and extensive we find it Impossible to issue a catalogue,
but we will guarantee to duplicate any article in the ca?a!
of any reputable concern, and in many cases with an art
of better quality at a lower price. T he ad vantage an early ?selection
fords should not be overlooked, and you are cordially invited to ins
our stock.
THE
OWLAN COMPANY,
921 East Main Street.
1
_
Orders by mail will receive prompt attention and upon satisf ,
reference goods will be sent on approval.
Ids l-'l-.SuJt I' I,
.m i??ii?iwi__o_asas??m??iis ins us ni?
,r i -.?, :'. be dl itiaguish? i Dr ?m
? un,? i that amouat ??niy l
somi t
-ualljr . m i ? Thi public and
artist will be Interested only la lbs a
Ign. The flrsl of these in is
the toon Impartant Thai same pria?
. la L ?ndoa erltb greati r
travat n sards the price ?>f
- -,?. m pay mach muro t
rosa lor the I
-me thing le true ot this untry,
t. sad
at t? o f
regard ?to ?the niceties
"l will explsln Je I li??w that happ'
An Amerii
I
. That. m. ane the pi
- is costumes, and the i
All til- ind models
i distributed to
ne peloter, and the i
After awhile he Bill come ti
t Si?'?"
He loot *er 1 ltd i innot i
olor. Then I
t ,?, piac? - and flnde that it le ao< t?>
hui. Bfl I-, ' Boto are i
and in bis oplnl igh ilike t., ta
out ,i i make
bat the original designer, t
Bgures ta e pertlcnl
?lor i.
? .I tic re. Thai ?
f ?r r iris, but it u isn't m d id here. '
costumer hi , he thin
e well se sny mere Paris artist, snd
irlel tt be hi en'l I
'I nit h thi principle on which m
, ign | iii. - and modi le sre foUowed.
- ir, i
lowed with the eeenery. The Paris or)
nsl le sie ted more or 1?
Id si represeatatlve who ?.
"One thlag ta which th,; American r
bave ?never approaot
their foreign eolli Is 1 be d ?
. Ab aetn la \?ho was recejttly i
of wearing a i In f
! It OB '
! to
twilight v? le so inad Indica!
*bl they we
tahlng pis
?it high boob. Either the
or be did i?
turn it oft enough. Turning off the llg
suddenly is the customary way of ta
-, :' twilight i oft?
go to at which bundrede
on the performanc?
light nu h. d
.,i b? r the Imi ree Ion ??' a
rkn
i here. That it can be doi
wh? n foreti
the ordin?r) mai banical
: . ? i . our th? atre
. rery d
evoted " much s
tention to thle qu
i rvlng, Ti
|| known. I hsve often I
. .
"il e Lyons Mai!.' H
It I?, frill in .? i
ilcium ii.iown
ble. H", sft,
ill be bad d<
sir, ?i. Me i lac? d ...
drop, or backgroul
.? ?1 fr??i
?tul by i ? ?i In ih
I on th
m men won!
bave taken -
Bui no mb< : m< n get tl
that Irving doee. Many of hi
h elabo
hing ouf ?,i a hat ?-?jjp unlmpor
'-,? i
"A m i:... r who pro ! n i i urlesqu,
; : : : ? praised toi th
i 30?r :!,,,, I';iil's '-''??? s' *?
? 3VL. w i r m Pelt-Sole i
S Bouss Sli|,|.?-m, .'r,!,.., worth t\
?a fully double the money. ?
I $1 00 :{:,('l''i?rs UdW
f ^' UU New Boft ?aikan ?
?9 Kid Button ?ml Laoed, <lif
Cerent shapes, ana look like i
?i ?2 shoe, for only i**i. j
I CAr ?ion pairs Children's I
?S*FVV# Bntton Kid ?Simes, (
sott anil Strong, sizes 5 to 8, !
only 50c. <
i $2 00 Bi-lot of (}pn- !
I ^*-uv tleman's Box Celt
J Shoe?, Scotch extension !
Isoles, look and v.var BS prell '
Bl $S shoe-, for only * '_. I
* T ?
I QRc 9mBtA\imB' W B r m - ,
? ^ol" Lined, ?tor-Trim
S mod, Hi?h-Cnt flous- slip
S Ixus or NullihVr?-, only .i.*---. !|
a A fine ?Christinas present n
I THE |
? Model Shoe Store, I
? 607 BroaH Street. ?
at (eeS.Sa.-rsAB1) 1
' ? ?'SMrnii^t^S^^S^S^S^sI
. . . ..' - -;.?
A
We Greet You
and invite you to come in and
over our of I lie most COmpli ti
Of Holiday .Yon Hits n n'I /
(jiuilihj Jewelry ever exhibited in
this city *
Do your trading where a
tablished repictation warran
Untied confidence.
Holiday Opening.
C. LUMSDEN & SON,
JEWELLERS,
731 East ?Main Street
(?!e4-?'nn.T?i.>.Th>
...... ?.;'j.;..;;;:.::
manner In which hs I
t'.id m*? aft* r hs cams b u k fn m
this fall that he had
b kutlful ' ? turn? - as ?tho worn ? ?
m t'a.- rt \i? ws. ?Be though) tl
in the world, ?But th? re w? r?
half so many of th? m a:, would bo ti
in an Amarte ?n burlesqui
... It ?posnlb
' with
-aneas of material. H?
?un?as thai hs trh ?i to | .
srtlst wbq
In his own i h< ! . nut the
; would not ?give I
oostumer was ?allowed t ? ths
in ?pal i-, -I ittar ui I
, ,: .
"in playa of modern llf?
: ing ?lady ? ?
in th..? ?matter
V. hat eoloi
performen that the)
:
?readily i
two or ti.
:
I' I lik.
waB. ?Sa -i s thing woul I
lad n n : ' i
: e?.inrs of ?dn
' all ?furnltur? and ur ;? . .. - >? i
; ?harmonise.
. ? 'ii. ti., r j ??ii?' !:i which th?* f
| is tl. ; ]
? well-hno? i
?dental "
Sir Arthur Sullivan
Haml n, ami oil
t' : thuStC for :
ta 1 \ l.a ?I? >.
I . . 1 .
have i?l? ntal music. I.ut
i ir? :v tl? i .
r iji'ii.-f lu? !i w?jrk. I:
i.? .t?; ot about a tl.. the An
artist. Tl??? col
i usually hase, and m work ?a >.
I ?am only m?
'
quality of the mi ?sic .t
it tin-,?? ago dlsmli - ?i t? :
his orchestra b latt? r obj
*_ -writhig .
without extra ?rompen itlon. Thei
thirty-Mx music cue* in th :.i :
and all the conductor wanted was y.?
i for his work.
"There aru only slight diffei
twevn the- preparatloa for
forman. ? of a plaj hi re and In I.
In lavishnt-ysi and .-. willii t.
money, if n??t In n
productions at?- a I. ... , v? ;i if we ?
always get the I it >: result?,"
| Jt'MUNN'S
: ELIXIR OF OPIUM
I I* a pr.-paration of the drug, by which its
? injurious effects are removed, while tho
valuable mcdiclm! ;
i t?. r , i all th? s-.t-d.it: vs. anod,i ..-.
aad antl-spa-.mO'lt?- powers <ji opium, but
I p.*oduecs no sickness or the stomach, no
j vomiting, no ?aostttrsnoM, Jo ?,e:.
In acuta nervous disorder* It Is an itivalu
, able ?remedy, and is rccomm,?ii,t.?,i by t:ie
u.st phyatdana
lie FBRRETT, A^ent,
:i7?i IVnrl St., \? \, York*
<tJ*r?1-,, Ttlll-Heeds Rarement*. Latter.
Hoada Not? -Head?. (Jlrcnlara. Uaadbl u.
| Uu'jiicr?, _?.-.. utlutsd I-/ U?t _Ha*>aicu
s s s s - s s o a ? s *
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