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THE WASHINGTON HEHA D WEDNESDAY NOVEMBEE 20 1907 9
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Society Again in Force atSquare Show
REGGIE VANDERBILT WINNER-
S orc n Xotalile Victory rrlth HisKntrle in the Hnckpey Pony ClanTaliat Prime Minister Get BlueRibbon for Pony Stallions Hnrriman In Winner of the Aldic Cup
Madison Square Garden Now York19 Society discovered the horse
show again today and the attendancewas of the spectacular bustling pushingdegree were persons of title toadd lustre the boxes and to gladdenthe eyes of promonade throng At themost hour of the promenade tholights gleamed on many women wearinghats off their faces who scanned the women wearing dresses off their necks butonly to see which of the quality folkswere In their parties
The railblrds quick to get nextand there were choruses of Go ItLouis and Jay as the polopony riders dashed by hundredswhom they had never seenno one minded There was a shiftingabout of leaders somewhat both theVanderbllts being momenUxrily In otllpacC w Watson long trying addedthe blue for pony fours to his trophiesand the Baltimore exhibitor had also agreat victory with JLord Baltimore andMy Maryland IT In the brougham classW H Moore was front andwon with Berkeley Bantam the pony offame and first ani second with the nowhackney steppers Pride OPrides andKing of Kings boh as black as coal butas light in action feathers
Reginald had a notable winwith the justover ponies ClydeVale Champion Clyde Vale Champion II to harness I over Torchlight andCocksparrow driven by Mrs Gerkenwho is the most versatile woman whip Inthe country J
In the LfnckncT ClaNA group of haoTcney horse breeders lined
the rails in tlwt morning for th judg-ment In the classes The entrieswere scant yet flve appeared in the classfor big mares years or over withfoals at foot ori that have foaled thisyear Orange Blwssom a roomy matronby ConnaughtOriuige Girl II won forHarry Donnon 01 Lancaster In asimilar class for the small sort FredPabst won with the brown CayntonPhyllis and his Imported flllles also wonIn the classes for twoyearolds andyearlings The wlainer In the threeyearold fllllea was Kl kburn Lady as withCaynton Phyllis al daughter of Polonlusbut a chestnut in Qt lor This one Is ownedby E M of West VirginiaLater on the hacftney wereseen in harness the Aldle ChallengeCup I
A class for pony stallions other thanShetlands and get were judgedearly tonight Dill am Prime Ministernow owned by Pab t won the blue andTorchlight owned 1 y Mrs Gerken tooksecond
Ponies other Shetlands twelvchands high opened crowdedafternoon session brought Into ri-valry again Judge Mboros Beverly Bantam winner for years classand Mrs Gerkens VDoncaster Modeltwice second to the Bantam Mrs Gerken exhibited In capitalstyle and a lad Cyril Carr handledBeverly Bantam The was a reppillion Beverly flrst and theModel second
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die Cup fOt hackneys o halfbred hackneyr were of the heavycarriage horse They wore King Georgedriven by J Campbell Thompson andJ W Harrhnans Flashlight The otherrompetltors were the hackneys SportingDuchess winner of the cup last yearand owned by II D of Philadelphia and Harry Screta andBabs owned in Lancaster Pa KingGeorge and Flashlight had the call forstyle however and the cup went to Har-riman In the class of roadster pairsA B Maclay with Roseworthy andMarguerite Margrave won
TJic evening test for polo ponies wasfor manners and handiness as well asconformation the turning around standards causing plenty of
Louis E Stoddard of the Now HavenPolo Club had two in Crook andSpotted Wolf Squadron A had severalrepresentatives Joseph and LcavlttHunt and R C Laurence M L and AC Schwartz had two in1 Little Joe entered by George C Fahey of SquadronA and ridden by Leavitt J Hunt gotthe blue
GOV WILLSON TALKS
Tell What He Expect In Kentucky i
RowGovernorelect Wlllson of Kentucky
arrived in Washington yesterday fromIndianapolis to be the guest for a fewdays of Justice Harlan of the SupremeCourt
The time has come said Gov Wiltson last night when the Southern Stateswill no longer be branded with a partyIron so the public know In advancethat certain will go DemocraticThe results in the recent Kentucky cam-paign are but forerunners of the timewhen the Southern people like theNorthern people will vote according totheir convictions irrespective of party
Concerning the prohibition question MrWlllson said v
I was elected on a platform whichstands for uniform local option laws innil the counties In the State
Ambnunador nt TheaterAmong those who attended the opening
performance of the Secret Orchard atthe Belasco Theater last night were theBritish Ambassador and party Baronessyon Sternbflrg and party the French Am-
bassador the Japanese Ambassador andwife Mr and Mrs W H Fuller Mrnnd Mrs It Golden Donaldson Mr E SMarlow Miss Larkin Mrs Ham anddaughter Mrs Clay and Mr and MrsWalter R Hensey of New York
Will Improve the PikeThe board of county commissioners of
Montgomery County Md yesterday de-
cided to improve tho Rockvllle pike better known as the Tennalleytown roadfrom tha District of Columbia line toSomerset Heights This will be of Inter-est to residents of the District many ofwhom use this road as a driveway andfor automobiling
Telegrapher Elect OfficersParker R Anderson has been elected
stKretarytroasurer of tho local Commer-cial Telegraphers 4 n n to succeed WW Beattie William BranHald was elected presidenjt of the local to succeed AS Groves who resigned
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AT THE THEATERSBclaxco Theater
The Secret Orcbard At 215 and IrISFor notice see Iglew
The ColumbiaComing Thro tho Rye At sisA tuneful and pleaslnc musIcM conndy with
Frank Laler as the star awl a big chirm
The NationalThe htralght Road At 211 anil SO5A plaT k Clyde Pitch presented by BUricfaft
Walsh Somber and unpleulnz-
ChnireMVauderHlo At 215 and 815
William Ca rUeigJi te a deter sketch BeetleWynn and six thir acts
The AcademyBuster Brown At 2K and 815A deter comevlj with ciostc that is arousing
Sign of At 215 and 815A dctcctlrt drama well played by the Katfary-
nrurnell Stock Jompanr
The IiyceumBurlesque At S15 and IrIS
The GayetyIJortesqHe At 215 and 815
The Belnsco The Secret OrchardMr Channlng Pollocks play The
Orchard made from the novel oftho same name by Agnes and EgertonCastle drew a capacity audience to theBelasco Theater last night It was anaudience typically representative ofWashington society people were out Inforce and the diplomatic corps was wellrepresented This Is worth mentioning be-
cause of the way the play was receivedThero was every evidence of heartyapproval each act received several cur-tain calls und the strong climax of thothird act the crucial scene of the playwas applauded HO vigorously that thecurtain was raised again and again untilall the members of the excellent com-pany had to come on the stage and bowtheir thanks
The play If it hnd been written byBernard Shaw and published would havebeen included in his volume of Un-
pleasant Plays not because It is un-
pleasant In presentation but because ofthe theme with which it deals It docsnot need a Bernard Shaw however withhis strained ideas of moral obligation topoint out that while this drama of lifedeals with a problem that only matureminds should grapple with is in its es-sence distinctly moral and although itreaches ethics slightly In advance ofwhat tho present prim ago Is willing toacknowledge the question the play asks
If the man can be forgiven why nottho woman is one that has been in-
creasingly demanding an answer In roc nt years
Mr Pollock has prefixed to each act ofIik play a text and those are illuminatingThe firstnet text Is this
Stolen waters arc tweet and bread tesecret fe pleasant But be knew tfc Mi UMt the
are there and that her cueiU adepots or belt
which Is taken from Proverbs In thisfirst act it Is made clear that the Duchessof Cluny formerly a Virginia girlnoted at Cluny for her benevolenceAmong other acts of kindness she hasgreed to adopt as her daughter thedaughter of Cora May who before herdeath was the most notorious woman inParis Her old friend Favereau minister
fine arts remonstrates with herCora May was a bed woman the childmay be likewise evil But Helen does notsee it that way
eon May nerer was a bad won She didwhat DO bad woman erer did or could doseSlie GMt up her child to be taredshe says The Duke of Cluny greatly be-loved by his wife has been away on a
AppetiteNoneThe Woeful Reflections of a With
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been found Smiles take root in thestomach Without good digestion therenever can be very much sunshine forthe very simple reason that the stomachand the brain are twins and what affectsone invariably affects the other Theadagtt that the best road to a personsheart is via the stomach still holdgood
Gorged grub and pappy pie alwaysgloom and sleepless nights
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There are few diseases which createsuch misery long dravn out miseryas dyspepsia It pursues you beforemeals after meals and between mealsyou take It to bed with you it is wltkyou at the theater and at your desh
What is the only way to get rid of itYou dont have to stop eating you
dont have to diet Just take somethingthat will do the work of the stomachand let the stomach take a rest
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets are themost wonderful little tablets on earthfor this very
In plain arithmetic 1 of Stuarts Dys-pepsia Tablets equals 1 good strong stom-ach for 1 for 1 good hearty mealOne Ingredient dt Starts DyspepsiaTablets will digest perfectly 3000 grainsOf food In just the same way that astrong robust healthy stomach woulddo it
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets enrich andIncrease the gastric juice in your stomach and that Is mostly what you needmore and bettor gastric juice And itgives the stomach a rest a good longrest In tho meantime it cures the dys-pepsia and all other stomach troubles
Just a few of Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets will prove to you what these littlecherubs of health and happiness can do
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trip Favercau reproaches him Theduke promises never to offend again butthen ho confesses that while ho wasaway lie met a girl and when tho adopt-ed daughter Joy comes it turns out tobo the same girl When the duko recognizes her as his wife Is welcoming herhe rushes into tho chateau
For the second act the text isAnd the beaten that Is orer thy lad stall be
pf brass and the earth that is under thy feetshan be of iron
The dukes punishment has already be-gun What is he to do Favereau Is forhaving him confess all to his wife Theduke has not courage for this ThenFavereau is for brazening it out Sowhen the girl comes to the duke in thelibrary he denies ever having met her before But she knows and cannot be put
There is an American cousin of theduke a young naval officer He is muchtaken with Joy and tries to comfortThe duke is nearly distraught poor
unconscious of the tragedy that Is impending Joy Is disgusted and ashamedand tho climax of the act finds liar tear-ing a pearl necklace which the duke hasgiven her from her neck
The thirdact text Is tlsAnd thy life sltall hang in doubt before thee sad
thou shall fear night and ikjrThis is typical of the dukes terror over
what he has done More and more theyoung American has come to lovo JoyHe proposes to her sho tolls him mar-riage Is Impossible He begs for an ex-planation and sho refers him to the dukeBefore the assembled company she asksthe duke if she can marry his cousinAdvised by Favereau the duke gives hisconsent In a rage she bursts out andtells the truth about herself she de-nounces herself and is about to denouncethe duke when Helen says
And who is tho manJoy looks at him for a minute realizes
what the truth will mean and then in aspirit of selfnbnegatMM cries
The man Is deadThe lat act has for Its textHatred stirreth up strife bat tore cmereth alt
sinThe scone Is the morning room at the
chateau Every one seems to have guoea dthe truth but Helen The duke hasthought of suicide but Joy saves himfrom that There Is nothing left forhim but honesty He confesses all toHelen It nearly breaks her heart Sheleaves him alone but the imagination ofthe audience is Instant to see that lovewill forgive
To Joy cast off comes the Americanand knowing all atlll asks Joy to be hiswife and tho curtain falls on love forgiving and conquering all The story teIntensely Interesting the isstrongly constructed and well workedout and it Is presented by a companyof players so excellent that every partreceives its true value The dialogue isbrilliant throughout and epigrammaticTake these sentences for instance
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Joy She Is named Joy the znast eraa se0Bt andthe most eaprictoos of all ow eaottoas
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It goes without saying that the playis admirably produced Mr Frank CBangs as the Canon ha only a littlepart but be looks and plays It to perfection Adelaide Prince s Helenthe Duchess of Quay eras wry ex-cept In the difficult seen of tins Iftet acta scene of emotions quiet and forcefulthat might wll tes capabilities
actress It cant be said that shequite expressed the awful grief andshock that she was trying to portrayMiss Olive May as a matronly newwidowwa charming as she always is a brightsunny contrast to the somberer motnenuof the play and in tills function she wasgreatly helped by Mr Newton Undo inthe small part of the Marquis or LormeaHe can always extract what fun there isgoing out of his parts
Mr Vincent Serrano as the duke wasforceful earnest and sincere and n hi thelighter moments was at his best He tooin the difficult in the last act seemed constrained and tied down unablefully to express himself But all in allit was a One performance Mr WalterHale played the hard part of the Ameri-can cousin with force and dignity andcarried off the love scene with Joy withfine manliness and fervor Excellentwork was done too by Edward R Mawson a Favereau
But the center of interest in this playIs Joy which is played by JosephineVictor From beginning to end this te
that calls for selfrepression reservethe portrayal fit unusual emotions andthat Miss Victor fulnlled alt these demands well is undeniable It was a lineperformance
tThe play made a distinctly good im-pression last night It is interesting as-a play Interesting as a problem full oflife and color R play to think about andto enjoy with the heart and the mind
HBCTOK FULLER
ARMY AND NAVY
Army OrderOrt HARRY a lunxus OM C Amawy o o
from Gnaoral Hospital Watafegtoa Ihumkito proper Matten-
Strrt Mai JOHN A DITTO Mkfcr on ConstArtillery C rps to Fort MevHrie-
Onhttiwc Serct JACOB SCHNLKR i tMonroe
Pest Quartcremler Sercwat JOHN LYONSen retired list
Cat WILLIAM A BURNSIDE Pfrom Coh Btms Banacts to his Tvpfcaent
prier to its departure for IlrfliwtowPriests HHItMVN B SMITH COMPART A Rfch-
teenth Infantry Port Leav oworth traMfomdto Thirteenth Infantry stationed at that
Pri atc WESLEY M BOWMAN Cof ny DHfghteenth Infantry now at Pert HarraacMtransferred in SerentjMlxtli Ontpaiqr Coaet-Artfllery Corps stationed at that poet
Navy OrdersRear Admiral J M MILLER r LOpt E J retired to command sta
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DAILY COURT RECORDTuesday ovcmber 10 1007
DISTRICT COURTS
Court of AppenliPresent lion S th Shtiard chief justice Hen
diaries H associate Justice tad lieu HarryM ClalAnjh chief justice of the Supremo Court ofthe District of Columbia
Order doaicnaUnz the Mon Harry M C4ahMishchief justice of the Supreme Court the Diktrirtof Columbia to in the rehearing and decision ofcue No 11 special calendar October term 07
No 1891 PAolocd TS United Stain roarcnawitt-wmtaenccd b T C Taylor for appellant aofltiaued-by Stuart for appellee ootMhided by WJ Lambert for appellant Attorneys T C TaylorLambert Ic McI MQ and R H YeatmanD WB k r and Stuart McNamara
Adjourned from today until further notice
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PRESIDENTS THANKSGIVING
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CORRECTS WEAK BLADDER-
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A large New York health pubMesUiontells its readers of a number ef simpleand prescripttette that can a madeat home following however forthe cure of rheumatism anil kidney andbladder troubles receives the gresuestpraise vlr Extract onehalf ounce Kargaa one ounceCompound Syrup Sarsanaritta threeounces These simple harjuriee Ingrodiants can be obtained at any goodproscription pharmacy at Itttle cost
mixed by shaking well in a bottleThe doss for a talts is a teapoonful
after each meal and at bedtime drinklag a fall UnnMerfHi of water after eachdose It is farther stated that tills pre-scription is a positive remedy for kidneytrouble and lame bade weak bladderand urinary if8etttiefi espscsmlly of theelderly people and one of the beet thingsto be usad ill raoaaaattc mtetiear re-lievingswellings
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not see this effective prescrtpttea atallhftjM even sod your moneywasted Under no ctrcwnataaces accepttbe prescription aJreaaly prepared noraccept any excuse for offering It tothat way Purchase separately the Kargoa Compound N US GMvatttee as exItrained above and mix these three ingredieni at boo yejiraetf or dont useat all
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MacCRACKEN EFFECTS SHOWN
Police Inspect AllegedStolen Articles
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THREE GOLF COURSESSHOOTING TENNIS
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
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