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Belasco Frances StarrNo play of recent years has evoked so

much discussion an The Easiest Way

that realistic transcript of a particularphase of New York life in which Fran-ces Starr will be seen at the BelascoTheater next week Staged by DavidBelasco with that scrupulous attention-to detail and poetic beauty of scenery forwhich he is famous the play is arraatlveat every moment and deals sincerely withan aspect of life never before portrayedon the stage in such a candid mannerIn the leading role Miss Starr gives anInterpretation which places her definitelyIn the front rank of Englishspeaking ac-

tresses and her support la wholly In keeping with her notable performance

The Columbia The HarrierManager Berger announces as the at

traction at the Columbia all next weekwith Thursday and Saturday matinees

The Barrier which may be amid tohave scored the real dramatic success ofthe Columbia season when it was pre-

sented there last November The Bar-

rier is an adaptation in four acts ofRex Beachs pulsestirring narrative oflife In Alaska when the gold fever wasurging men northward and life at bestwas a gamble leaving Washington The Barrier has been warmlygreeted in New York where it closed twoweeks ago a run of seven1 weeks at theNew Amsterdam Theater Mr Robertsassociates In the principal parts of thisstirring play are Alphonz Ethier W SHart James B Durkin Gulnio SocolaJ H Greene John J Pierson FlorenceRockwell and Abigail Marshall Thefeat sale is indicative that Barrieron it forthcoming visit will excel eventhe large business it did when here last

Tile New Anttonnl Marys LnmlWhen Richard Carlo appears at the Na-

tional Theater next week he will seenIn a new version of Marys LambThere have been many changes in thislively musical since it was presented-In Washington nearly two years agoauthorcomedian having added scores ofnew lines jokes and songs His cast alsohas been changed but it is better andmore evenly balanced than ever Assist-ing Mr Carle will be Rafter JuliaRalph Seaton Sylvian LangloteGeorge Bogues Abbott Adams JosephCoffman and others and a large andagile lot of chorus girls

Chnne3 Polite AnnrtcvlllcChases next will offer volatile and

vivacious Nellie Brewster who leads therevels of Edwards Night Birdswhich is reported to have the greatestmeasure of success ever accorded any ofthis popular song composers several productions As the name suggests thetheme Is not only novel but sensational Inits development and judging from ad-

vance report it continues the most uniqueand surprising of the ingenious

from the audience ever devised tomake a theater full of people sit up andtake notice to use a familiar collo-quialism The supplementary attractionwill be the Curson sisters in The AerialHuman Butterflies The third principalnumber will be Stuart Barnes in anec-dotes and observations What WouldYou Do will be the GordonPickenscompanys means of making merry withthe audience Another farcical comedy

Hotel St Reckless will be played byGeorge Jones and Robert Deeley The fourKonerz brothers in a visual novelty Inzaand Lorelia in grotesque exploits willround out an unusually line bill

The Academy Shen in RepertoireThomas X Shea well and favorably

known to Washington theatergoers willreturn here next Monday to the NewAcademy offering for his opening performance a modern fouract drama en-

titled Counsel for the Defense In whichho has attained some degree of success

The new play shows Mr Shea as HenryDesmond rising young clubman andcriminal lawyer who possesses all thecleverness and vigor belonging to prominent members of the bar This part giveshim an opportunity to be light and humorous In several scenes and is a decidedcontrast to his portrayals of Mathias In

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The Dells and the dual personality ofthe good Dr Jekyl and the bad Mr Hyde

Counsel for the Defense will be thoopening bill at tbe Academy on Mondaynight and will also be used for the three

The admirers of Dr Jekyl and MrHyde will have an opportunity of see-

ing this play on Tuesday Thursday andSaturday nights and The Bells withits dramatic figure of Mathias theBurgomaster will be the bill for Wednes-day and Friday nights

Tile National The JUne BenefitMr Edward A Hines the Washington

lyric tenor will be given a benefit Sun-

day evening February 18 at 830 In theNew National Theater Those who willassist Mr Hines in his programme arethe Beethoven Spring Trio Miss Nellied GroMar soprano and Miss Francesde Grossart contralto Among those whoare patronesses of the Hines benefit con-

cert are Miss Mabel Boardman Miss Mathilde Townsend Mrs John Hay MrsHerbert Wadsworth Mrs John B Hendemon Mrs Murray Cobb Mrs SilasHare Mrs Anderson Mrs GeorgeTodd Ford Mrs Eugene Stevens andMrs A M Blair

Ruth St Benin nt the NationalMiss Ruth St Dents the young Ameri-

can girl whose dance pantomimes of thefar East have been the artistic sensa-tion of the European capitals for the pastfour seasons and who during the pestfew months has been duplicating thesetriumphs in New York Chicago Bostonand Philadelphia will present her reper-toire of Hindoo dances at the NationalTheater next week for four matineesonly Monday Tuesday Thursday andFriday at oclock Her programmecomprises five dances The Cobra TheSpirit of Incense The Nautch

and Radha or the Dance ofRenunciation of the Five Senses

Bach creation has been given a splendidscenic setting and a company of twelvenative Hindus complete those graphicand fascinating picture of the OrientThe special music will be played by aselected agumented orchestra under thedirection of Walter Meyrowitz the com-poser

Iyrlc Baltimore MndnmButterfly

The singing of Madam Butterfly Puccinis opera of Japan at the Lyric Thea-ter in Baltimore Friday night by theMetropolitan Opera Company will doubt-less be attended by a number of operagoers from Washington

The role of Butterfly the little Japanesewife of the American lieutenant Pinker-ton will be sung by Miss Geraldine Farrar This young American soprano vies Inpopularity with Caruso the famous tenorShe is particularly popular sin Washington where she has many personal friends

Antonio SCOtti the Italian barytone willbo heard as Sharplosa the American con-sul The youngAmerlcan tenor RiecardoMartin will stag the role of Lieut Pink-erton

The Columbia Xcivnmn LectureAt the Columbia Theater next Sunday

evening Mr E M Newman of Chicagowill give his first travel talk of the series

Through the African Wilderness thetopic being British East Africa

Mr Newman treats this country fromthe standpoint of an experienced travelerwho leaves no interesting incident out ofhis narrative The queer ArabicEnglish-town of Mombasa is visited and a tripmade to the old Portuguese fort of thefourteenth century now used as a prisonHis moving pictures of native life andcustoms are most interesting and some-times appeal to Western eyes as quitehumorous The upcountry natives theKlkuyus and Masai furnish many an opportunity for amusing anecdotes

The Cnyety BiirlesnneThe Queens of the Jardin de Paris

Is due at the Gayety Theater next weekPossibly the biggest feature of the en-

tire production is the sensational storywithout words entitled All Her Soulwritten by Sig G Mollasq and conductedunder his personal direction-

It serves to Introduce Mile Murln therenowned female pantomimist and thetwo Feraris who are imported directfrom the Moulin Rouge Paris to perform this pantomime during which theyIntroduce the sensational Apache dancewhich set Paris London and Now Yorktalking

Harry Koler leads the funmakers ofwhom there are several The La TourSisters Orpheum Comedy Quartet Howard and Miller Joe Phillips Mina Stanley and others have Important rolls tofill

The Lyceum Miss New York JrWinsome willful vivacious bubbling

over with life and spirits is the claimmade for the girls with the Miss NewYork Jr company underlined for ap-pearance at the Now Lyceum-

A twoact operaganza entitled TheUnder Ocean Subway is tho vehicleemployed to exploit this excellent organisation this season and the piece Is saidto be repleat with action humor songanl sensation serves to Introduce alarge company of clover people

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Delegation Urges Reappointment of Postmaster

CITIZENS SEE PRESIDENT TAFT

Following Session at White HouseSupporters of Thomas BurroughsSlake Effort to See PostmasterGeneral Daughter of IsabellaInstall Officers Old Negro Dies

F Clinton Knight 65 King street AlexandriaVa is authorized agent and carrier for The Wash-

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Alexandria Va Fob delegationof Alexandrians headed by James R Caton today held a conference with Presi-

dent Taft and urged the reappointment ofPostmaster Thomas Burroughs

Burroughs has been in the office fortyyears twentythree as assistant and

postmaster The delegation afterwardmade an effort to see the PostmasterGeneral to urge Sir Burroughs reappoint-ment Mr Hitchcock was absent fromhis office and the matter was submitted-to the Assistant Postmaster General

Besides Mr Caton those in the delega-tion woro C S Taylor Burke Judge JM Norton A D Brockott Egbert-Thompson F H Wllkerson RIohard

R S Jones J II Crllly DouglasStuart Thomas Hoy Capt Herbert Bry-ant Capt Albert Bryant and Rev Osborn Belt

The following officers have been installed by Court Kavanaugh Daughters-of Isabella Mrs M T OSullivanregent Mrs M R Bowers vice grandregent Miss Mary King prophetressMiss Annie Devitt financial secretaryMrs Richard Roland historian MrsMary Duffey monitor Mrs Agatha Evanstreasurer Mrs S A Devaughan senti-nel Mrs Jacob Brill lecturer Rev HJ Cutler chaplain Miss Mary Devittorganist Mrs James Bayne Mrs Jo-

seph Padgett Mrs George Edmunds MrsM Creegan Miss Annie Burns and MissCorinna Denty trustees Dr B A Gorman assisted by C T Hellmuth and JA Rice conducted the installation

The Civil Service Commission announces that the eligible list resultingfrom tho civil service examination heldOctober 2f last for appointments inCensus Office is inadequate and therefore another examination will be heldMarch 5 to obtain eligibles The commis-sion will hold an examination on March16 for photoengraver Philippine serviceat a salary of 1000 to 1SOO per year

Funeral services for Linden L Ferguson who dlod yesterday will be hold atI oclock tomorrow afternoon from GraceEpiscopal Church Services will be conducted by Rev Edgar Carpenter rector

Mary Woodlawn 106 years old one oftho oldest negroes in Virginia today Mary lived in Mulrs court

James DIggs a negro was fined 20

in the police court this morning forstealing a watch from a negro namedWilliam Wont Dlggs said ho found thewatch on a bar room floor

The Washington Birthday Associationwill hold a meeting at the chamber ofcommerce on Friday evening In accord-ance with Its annual custom the associ-ation will place a wreath on Washingtons tomb February

Daniel R Burrells funeral took placethis afternoon from his home 100 Mont-gomery street Rev Mr Langford pas-tor of the First Baptist Church conductedthe services Interment was In BethelCemetery

The Order of Owls and an organiza-tion known as the Cowboys held smokersthis evening at their respective places ofmeeting

The Julius Lanshurgh Furniture Com-pany Milton Industrial Company andAmerican Locomotive Appliance Companyheld annual meetings here today andelected officers and directors

Will Build Line In EcuadorSpecial to TtetVa4iiaftfln Herald

Charleston W Va Feb fl For thepurpose o constructing a railroad In therepublic of Ecuador the Babohoyo andGuAranda Electric Railroad Companywith principal offices In Baltimore waschartered today by the secretary ofState The company has an authorizedcapital stock of 1390000 and the Incorporators are Julio H Cardon of Guayaquil republic of Ecuador Benjamin FPatterson James G Pugh Martin H KPaulsen and John B Tlmmerman ofBaltimore

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AUTOS TO BE TAXED-

Bill Js Favorably Reportedin the Virginia Senate

SPEED LIMIT FIFTEEN MILES

Money Will Go to Special RoadFniul FIrnt hearing on StrodeStatewide Prohlliltlon Hill Will Be-

Held Wednesday Increased Reve-nue for State Purpose of New Bills

Special to Washington Herald

Richmond Va Feb senatecommittee on privileges and elections de-

cided to hold Its first hearing on theStrode Statewide prohibition bill nextWednesday

The WlckhamIIolland automobile billwas favorably reported in the senate to-

day It levies a tax on the horsepowerof machines Dealers are required to paya license of 66 and chauffeurs of 250Owners are taxed On 20horse power orloss Jfi 20 to 45 horse power 10 morethan 48horso power 30 The speed limitIs made twelve miles per hour in citiesexcept in certain specified Instances andfifteen miles In the country

The money received from these is to goto a special fund to be expended bythe State highway commissioner withespecial reference to roads used the mostby automobiles

Increased revenue for the State was thepurpose of four bills passed by the houseunder suspension of the rules They weremeasures reported by the finance com-

mitteeThe house agreed to the bill prepared

by the committee on schools and col-

lages recommending that the districtschool examiners be gradually eliminated

TRIES TO IMITATE ST PETER

Mnn Crazed on Religion Attemptsto Walk on Water

Huntingdon TV Va Feb J C Will-iams mechanic at the Chesapeake andOhio shops here who has been reading

Bible almost Incessantly of late wasseized with a frenzy early morningand decided that he could walk on wateras the Apostle Peter did

Proceeding at once to the Ohio River heattempted the feat It was with greatdifficulty that he was rescued

TEN MIDDIES ARE DROPPED

Ileslfjimtlons Accepted tut Ilesnlt ofSeminnnanl ICxnmlnutluns

Annapolis Feb I The resignations of-

ten midshipmen who wore deficient in therecent semiannual examinations woreaccepted this morning They are

First class R Gafton

Third class Francis P Regent Wiscon-sin Louis J Retlly Connecticut John RSlade Georgia John H Taylor Missouri

Fourth class William K Board FloridaHarry K Doyle at large Charles G Ellicott at large Frank G Foreman Ken-tucky Shelby R Power Mississippi

MRS H F PERKINS ENDS LIFE

Give Fear of Insanity us Cause forHer Deed

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Herndon Va Feb 9Mra Virginia HPerkins wife of Richard F Perkins re-

tired of Boston Mass committed sui-

cide at their country home at this placetoday Mr Perkins who was in illhealth bad served with breakfastIn her room was found dead in bedwith a revolver clutched in her handsoon after

A coroners Jury of which E Robeypresident of the Herndon National Bank

foremAn found a verdict of suicideThe deceased had prepared messages offarewell to her husband and son to afavorite servant and to Dr C F Russell her local physician She gave fearof insanity as cause for her act

Mrs Perkins was a daughter of thelate Andrew Henderson surgeon U S

was born at lOttery Mo She wasconnected with the Droxels and otherprominent Philadelphia families Burialwill be at Boston

Pleasant Cnnlilc flies SuddenlySalisbury N C Feb S Ploaeant Cau

ble aged seventytwo years a wellknown Roland County farmer was founddead in bed at his home near here lastnight The cause of his death was heartfailure A son with whom the fatherwas sleeping awoke at midnight andfound his father dead by his side Hewas a Confederate veteran

Hit by Switching EngineSfXMfel to The Washington Herald

Salisbury N C Feb B Woodaged thirty years an employe of theSouthern Railway Company at Spencerwas struck by a shifting engine In theSpencer yards last night and was severely injured One leg was broken and otherbruises sustained He will recover

Killed Jumping on EngineClarksburg W Va Feb 9 While at-

tempting to jump on the cowcatcher of aswitching engine in the Baltimore andOhio yards here today Harvey Gainsaged twentyfive years an employe of theroad fell beneath the engine and in a fewhours died from his injuries His bodywas shipped to his home at West Union

New Hotel for ClmrlottcsvllleQ-pxM to lbs WMWRgton Herald

Charlottsvllle Va Feb 9 Negotiationshave been concluded here for tho erectionof a modern hotel of seventyliverooms to cost 50000 Tho capital will bofurnished by Norfolk and Lynchburgparties

A 9 0MO Masonic TempleClarksburg W Va Feb 9 The build-

Ing committee of the local Masonic orderhas accepted plans and specifications ofArchitect Edward C Pruitt ColumbusOhio for Masonic temple to be built hereat a cost of over J60M-

Weils Daughter of Lnto GOY WilsonCharleston W Va Feb 9 Barksdale

Lathrope a prominent business man ofRichmond and Miss Willis Wilsondaughter of the late Gov Wilson weremarried last night at St Johns EpiscopalChurch

Woman Firemen-St Petersburg Feb 9 The somewhat

eccentric daughter of M Ermolova exminister of agriculture has joined thecity fire brigade to get experience thatwill enable her to form a fire corps ofwomen She has Just proved her mettleby working alongside tho firemen wearIng a firemans uniform engaged Inquenching a fire She scaled a ladderwith agility mounted to the roof of theburning building1 and hard

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New York Feb S Tosepb Barbie a

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wife and then snot himself a little afterC oclock tonight on the street at

Eleventh avenue and Fortyfirst street

His wife died Instantly Harbin was takento Bellevuo Hospital The physicians said

he could not live long

Harbin Is twentyseven years old his

wifes age was twentyfour They were

married three years ago At the time oftheir marriage Harbin was working astruck driver Even his wifes family whoseem not altogether friendly to him admit that ho then was a hard workingman and of good habits

Six months after they were marriedHarbin was taken ill He had to give up

work and his wife got a job In a laundryHe kept growing worse and finally wastaken to the Roosevelt Hospital

As soon as he got out of Um hospitalHarbin sought out his wife at her unclesflat and begged In vain for her to come-

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Weohawken She started toward heruncles home alone but a short distancefrom the ferry her husband met her andagain asked her to return to him Whenthey reached the corner of Fortyfirststreet and Eleventh avenue people pass-

Ing saw the two talking earnestly thensaw the man take a revolver from bispocket and aim It at the head of thewoman at his side He tired one shot

bullet entered the womans Mad behind the right ear and she fell deadThe man then put the revolver In hisown mouth and fired another shot

Irish Reelect RedmondDublin Feb 9 At a meeting today of

sixty of the newly elected Nationalistmembers of Parliament John Redmondwas reelected chairman of the Irishparty in the House of Commons Theofficial report of the meeting contains nomention of the partys prospective rela-tions with the government but gives thetext of a resolution which has the effectof excluding OBrien and Healy and theirfollowers from tho party unless they areadmitted by a subsequent resolution

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Admits that UiiderwelfjhinE WasDone by Its Employee

New York Feb The National SugarRefining Company the 20000000 corporation In which the sugar trust holdsstock has paid in to the United StatesTreasury MXM37 which the governmenthas proved to the satisfaction of theNational was owed in duties on underweighed sugar imported by that companybetween 196S and 1997

An official announcement of the refundas stated by Henry Stimson and Winfred T Donison the governments specialcounsel In the customs cases involvingthe underwolghlng of sugar was madetoday

James R Post president of the NationalSugar Refining Company refused today-to discuss the situation in which hiscompany found itself or would he sayanything in explanation of the statementmade by him last December that thestealing from the government had beendone if done at all without the knowl-edge or consent of any of tile officialsof the National company Mr Post re-

ferred his questioners to his counsel whowas out of town

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Baltimore Feb second operationwas performed on Gen Leonard Woodal the Johns Hopkins Hospital this

Tonight he was reported to beresting comfortably

Breaks Speed RecordCairo Feb 9 The American aviator

Sands using an Antoinette monoplane ntthe aviation meet at Heliopolls todaybeat the worlds sped record coveringS 18 miles in 4 minutes and 22 seconds

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AMERICAN AND EUROPEANSpecial Winter Rates How Prevailing

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