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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-03-22

Mary Lnttoni defendant.
In chancery.
The object Of this suit is to obtain n de-
cree rincuio mdtrin,Onii.
This day came the complainant by coun-
sci, and on his motion, and it appearing by
affidavit filed, that the defendant is non
resident OF the State OF West Virginia, it is
ordered that she do appear here at Rules
to be held in the Clerks Office OF the Cir
cult Court Of said county of Mason on the
first Monday in the month OF April next,
and do what is necessary TO protect her in
terest in this suit. Teste:
CHAS. b. WAGGENER, Clerk.
Simpson & Howard soils.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-03-22

Bennett, of the Huntington Adre.
tiser, deserves much credit from the
people of this section of the State.
l! was by reason of his able exposi-
ton Of the present unfairness of the
present Senatorial Districts, that the
Legislature decided to re-apportion
the State, much to the advantage in
representation of the old Third Dis.
trict.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-03-22

Petitions for the pardon Of Ser
geant Mason are flowing in upon the
President from all parts of the coun-
try. The first that came was from
northern Ohio, and was very largely
signed. The impression prevails
that the President will pardon Mason
within a month or two, on the ground
that six months in Jail before the
trial was sufficient punishment for
the nffense.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-03-22
BANK REPORT.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION

of The Merchants National Bank of West
Virginia at Point Pleasant, in the State Of
West Virginia, at tho close OF business,
March l1th 1890
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CHANCERY NOTICE.

State Of West Virginia, Mason county, ssi
A 7 RULES held in the Clerks Office Of
n the Circuit Court Of Mason county on
the first Monday III the month OF March,
1882,
William ]. Luton, complainant,
VS..
Mary Luton, defendant.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-03-22

The rains still continue to fall, and
while we have had no serious floods
here, the waters continue to devas.
tate everything in the South. 1t is
said that whole families are floating
around on RATS in state of starva.
ton, in many instances living upon
the dead carcasses of drowned ami.
mails that float around with them
upon the floods.
Sergeant Mason has received his
sentence from the Court Martial for
shooting at Guiteau, which is q dis.
honorable discharge from the army,
and imprisonment in the peniten-
tiary for eight years. This sentence
has been approved by Gen. W. S.
Hancock.
Mr.. Tippett first suggested and
afterwards succeeded in working
through the Legislature, the present
Congressional Districts. It is proba.
bly, the best and fairest for all Sec
tons and parties that could have
been devised.
Our State has but 693 miles of rail
road, of which less than seventy
miles have been built in the last ten
years. There are but three or four
States in the Union but what have
more miles Of railroad than this.
1t is real amusing to hear some Of
the one.horse Republican politicians
boast of how easy they will carry
this, the Fourth Congressional Dis
trict, Whistle, sonny, as you go
through the grave yard.
Judge Blatchford, a United States
District Judge, of New York, has ac-
copied the position rendered him by
President Arthur, as one of tie Asso.
ciate Judges of the Supreme Court.
Hon. Albert c. Fulkerson, the del
egate from Wayne county, is said to
be an aspirant for Congress from this
District
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-07-14
POETRY
pRRYITY or LIE.

We are born: We laugh; We Teep,
Me love We d,oOp. 80 die;
Al wherefore do We laugh OK weep?
Why 10 we i've OF die
Who knows that secret deep?
Alas. act I!
Way dolh the violet spring
unseen by human eye
Wy do The radiant seasons bring
STeet thoughts that quickly ly
Bhy dc our fond hearts cling
10 things that die z
We tell through pam and wrongs;
We aght AMI fy
We love We lose; aud then ere long,
Stcne-desI we lie.
Oh life. 10 all Thy song
"EntuTe-and die :
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-07-14
4 No ~ 5AFEra T.4AeIT.

az 1aay plases keroseRs Oh fs she
oaiy saesRs 81 ilssraiassiop. aud i is
very generally usea Tor portable lsmps.
Ihe danger from THIS substance is veil
aaown and Euch dreaded, Dut il uaay
not be 50 gsaerslly Known that IL can
Dc easily avoided by very simple pro-
GEES. 10 the glass bulb containing the
OF lss ia Kiosk OF the lamps ugs,} De
very gradually flIe3 With eilhes r1ass
Ct cotton rags or rsw cotton (which
may &c done without displacing The oil).
The lamp vii! burn equaBy well aad IL
by any chance i should be broken, tie
ourniDg Oh Eisl NOT aow away, setting
FIRE 70 everything around, but viii be
retained by the cotton o. lags Ia con-
pa-atively sDsll space, and can &c ex.
tinguisbed by excluding the ais. This
eaA sc dohe az once IN 4 kitchen, for
iHstance, by putGpg q saucepan OF ket-
lie over ;he Burning mass.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-07-14
WE'VE ALWAYS BEEN PRoYID-
ED FOR.

Good wife, what are you singing for {?
IOn know we've lost tie hay,
And hat we'll 10 with horse and kye is
more than 1 can say;
While ike IS not. with storm and rain,
we'll lose both corn and wheat
Sue locke! up with . pleasant face, and
answered low and sweet:
'Ehera is . Heart, there is Hand, we
feel bat cannot see;
We've always been provided for, and We
shall always De-.
re turned round With sudden gloom.
Size said, Love nc ut rest
Yoa cut he grass, worked soon and late,
yoI did your yy;y hest,
That wac your work you'd naught So ali
% 10 with wind aad rain,
And DO 40. doubt that you viii reap rich
uslds Of golden grain,
Tor here's Heart ard there's Had.
We teei uut csnnCt see
We've at8ays been provided FOR and we
saa,! always be-
Tha.'5 like . woman's rcasonisc-we
must beceuse re must.
Size softly saia, 4 reason not, only
work and trust.
TIE harvest may redeem the day keen
heSrt vnate'sr oetiGe,
" hca oue tOor shafts, I've alvsvs seen
ano."er open vide,
Iasia "a Heart, there is a Hand. we
icol aus cannot see,
Wee a.ways been provided for, AMI ~
shall, always &c.
lie kissed The calm and trusisul face.
gone was lis restless pa!.,
sac beard aim with cl eerrul step 90
whist!in2 down Tie !sne, n
AMI vent abont her hous no , tasks.
full OK glad content,
Singing 70 time her busy hands. IS 10
aud fro sla went
saeEe g Heart, there IS Hand. we
.c. G 1-s lot see,
ne re s.eaTs been provided for, and We
sLal! alrays be.
lays come < go-'tvas Christmas time
aui tie gvoat Gre burned clear.
he father s2;1, Dear wife, lie been q
cool and happy ycar,
A.o -.1;. was gam, The surplus corn has
boaghi the hay, you know.
-15 -i.tcd shel 2 suilirg &c, and said
! toIi ", u so!
f.oc there's Heart ard lhcre's Hand.
To feel mt cannot see,
Wee 7'ways been prcvid,! Tor, and We
shs.l o vays be-.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-07-14

Mr. kEELy appears 20 have been out
done. n. least, tue Philadelphia Re-
ord tells low Knely's motor Is rivsled
~ new power WHICH has been dis
covered. and tho patent FOR which has
passed into the hands Of u wealthy Pin'.
ale phian, MIR. Biumeuourg. TIE ma-
teriat from which ghe energy IS saia 20
Ge generated - bi-sulphUe OF carbon
Ihe compound is we'll known IN chemis.
try, bat hcs not heretofore teen suspec-
ted Of possessing any auch quality As
that referred 70 above This chemical
agent is aid 20 be utilized IS a motor
agent IN the form OF yapor. tue aGvan-
sage claimed beng thai, ~ hue wator az
pands under the action @. heat in tie
ratio OF ! cubic inch TO I, 200, bi-spl-
plide Of carbon tz5 81 expansive oaaIi.
" OF to 5000. While s2Oa Fahren-
heit arc required 20 make steam avail.
able, $50 are SAID 10 accomplish a Ike
result for this chemical The Rerorl
tells OF ,en>horse engine Gaviar been
maize available With sls ney moso-. g
tie results arc said 10 have 5eaa highly
satisfactory. Tue cost of operating the
bi-su,phias Of carbon motor js stated to
BE tTi;jng THIS causes entnusiaa,4
on The suJjac- 20 predict That The days
OF steam are Owe.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-07-14
w aia Paper
Howell & Brothers,
TAcTUREHs 0E
~ \ IL EES@ ANDI
WITH = OHv- SHADES,
2nl W.T. EII,ilr-n-, .t-,ot

BALTIMORE. BID.
fs.1g issi-0rs OF charging ih,;r t-nse with
'c11t-T "srrlsut5. ATE prepared with their
la-5e a.a.s o. .Ir goods 10 prices that Iety
s0uasi.fc-.
SIC viii send Sample Books ~ Wall Psre-a
.rrs oi ,ai1 -. 20 al Country &efcL4Uts who
T.i. APT y % 70 r- letter f1r 'is same
NI-0'" tt'i 1i every quality Hrl variety
~ lowest prices. 'i1rCn b 232. --3u
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-07-14

'Iha, mas De- vas the reply. ont Don,
q vi,h a er1nk.'-B ro2Ehya Icq,a.
~ dear, said husband 10 his vito.
'0hat Kind Of stone DO you think they
viii sivo ne when au gone q she
ausToFed cooly, birthstone, John.
l. Eaa an Irish newspaper that said
IF Eobespiera tha. 'hs left no children
behind him except q brother, wao vas
killed - ihe sane time Lrsb also vas
tae coruet who when writing horne from
India, praIsing The aucl-a6used climate
- really ono OF tho. best undet sho san.
added But LOB OF yonay fellows come
on. here, and they drin. and they ear,
AMI hey ca. and they drink, and then
die aud then they write home 20 their
friends. aa5ing t vas The climate tina,
tjf itr
\ married lady declined to te mai
lien sister any Of her troubles, saying,
Where ignorance rs bliss us folly 20 be
wise Yes, replied the sister and Tvo
come 20 tbe cor clusion that when ain
Hlenoss is bliss Us folly 10 be wives
\ lit-.a fve-y ear-oli boy wa5 being
instructed 10 morals by his g-aul;notu-
er. The Old lady to,d him that nu such
terms % by goNy, 'ay jiogo, 'by hrs
dcr etc. were only little o2ths ard bal
little 'e,teT than other pro:aniIes n
fact sac said be could ten 1profaae oath
~ TIE prefix By MI such were oaths.
Well, then. Grandmother, said Tie it,
ale hopeful IS 'by 5eIeg-: pb.' which
seen .1 ,ha pesz swearing o no,
sail. be OIL LADY, .ha.= only wing
-. Baa boys. B1ys are 80 y..y cares
i-ss ald .mpe,si7e where .l-i- ulsasase=
are concerned Two Brood lyn js7sa Ties
0e severely pu1isbei last veel, Ter
.oa.ag doe r..ae-'s new 5oaoet ar
Co., .de depression that was q y4sp
aas
-epatasaua, 7ai Josh Billings
',a1a broken, may possibly re rsplae5
hu Tho vo-A wiz 4ieayz keep leIr
eyes on %. sge. whore 5nc sr-ce v.s
Yesterday he uos B-5vals b. street
and SiH,,y held Ya3l- his nose q cigar
b. noE ug VI. 81 you -,pk.
81 -l-T sat5 he. Fastty goo5 cigar
IL ea i-a's Maybe. -aarn-
Is. b-oug. Ls held 81. nose bu.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-07-14

no5 way % conpIigsnl mean
1aaa e . say: Hc is s pretty mean
Isar r. sorc respects, aui ben, after
ALI ne - meaner 81 otaer res1ecls-7
la.s 'oss % lets tic man down o1ay,
laa MAKES nim tbiuk he IS NOS SO con.
tJg2dCd ALFRED aeGa after al.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-07-14

4 3uich j1asc ia Uhiosso IS sald -
have decided % tho conviction q cut
prit for having four sivss: re bash
I au.shmsnt plenty life ri. one
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-07-14

You IRE SIS fali o. a{rs 81 uasia
aoS. s. waat gouDs mau said % girl
mo refused 20 Is airn see her hone.
Thai mas oe,' vas the reply. ont don't
70 Ti,h er-nk.'- Bro2EtyA 4Ieq,,s.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-07-14

~ dear, said a husband 70 his vito.
'0hat and Of q stone DO you think they
viii sivs ne when 1 am gone q she
spsTeFed cody, birthstone, John
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-07-14

Quick. complete cure, all annoying
h,i-sr. Bladder and Urinary nisescs
ST. Druggists.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-07-14

\ married lady decliaed to tel a mai
lien sister auy Of her t-oubles, saying.
Where ignorance rs bliss us folly 20 be
wise Yes, replied the sister and rye
come 20 The cor clasion that when sin
glenoss is bliss Is folly 10 be riyes
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-07-14
GOOD FRIENDS AND GOOD Old
WINES, ARE GENERALLY
FOUND TOGEraERi
LOokfo yolsr Interest !

K0me sgpeli.. % A9ns -
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-07-14

q Great Cause ri Human Misery
rs the Loss of
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-07-14

a .os rs farmers Who la5 uesn 10
''n.nz 90 railroad .a1d-age7's praise
of AtEar5a. valley sa.i Of lass s,sej
Linn. 7-rcasi-aj.y. If here gas any.L.a.
be-. wel.lpt grow -Lc-o. yes. zsl
--s r-eus .'.a'g, pumpkins won't
aF not :, Tie sol. is 30 -ga cai ,l.
-ar grow 80 as bat they scar out
'.a i.-pa.r '-ags.l- lagm over tac
c-cg.t
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-11
EoilrOf lt,>I,rciIo,r.

Last evening Just about dusk there rolled
into the Il. Il .. depot 4 special trim OF six
coaches. It VAS train that would attract
attention anywhere. us each coach was that oil
Homt prominent Off cial Of the road. and tin.
ished Ia the rich and eleeaa, style In whici,
the Il. Il U. Its ont lis officers cars, They
possess every convenience aud comfort thai
money ran buy. They are travelling homes
aud ARE ~ attractive with their spacious bed.
rooms and plrlors. servants, rooms, etc, as
they can possibly be made.
Tbs train brought u large Number OF The
officials, who are on their annual tour Of in.
hItec.ion over tho road. They left baltimore
Uve:a week ago and have been working this
way. This morning they will return, having
completed the examination OF the mai !,
stem. Among those OH board are Third Vicr
President ). Spencer. and Master OF Trans.
portation ". NJ. Ciemen.s. Master of Roads,
s. K. johnson, Chief Of Construction Dracl.
shaw, Uhiet Engineer Randolph, Master al
Machinery Chapman, all Of the main stem
7. NJ. King, Master Of Transportation, Con.
nellsyile Branch; \. Sinsel, master OF bridges,
}. A. Hunter, assistant maslrr OF roads an d
many others, who are not now recalled. They
spent last evening In company with Cnpi.
IIeyr;es. talking over the general prospects Of
the road. IIempheld extension. etc. Prizes
were offered last year for the best and nca,est
work Of employees On the different divisions
The awards. which viii b. made after the re.
turn OF the party, amount 10 several thon.
sud dollars. f..G
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-11
pE5tSU S4l. IIESfION.

fhnt aud Gossip iH KctrEeurf to Var.
i0iis People. "5
Arthur Mckee, ESQ.,, OF Stc,tbanyiit, was In
the city yesterday.
Bishop Kahn left Saturday for Il trim
through his diocese.
Miss Ella Neal lister lci. for Columbus
last week to visit friends. ~
MIR. J. Ia. Faris, OF the Island. is the latest
happy parent. 1t is boy.
Mother Basil, from, the convent Of 81, 10.
sepl', Is visiting liz Grafton. J
Miss Dee Hall returned this week from n
visit to For: Wayne, Indiana.
Miss Minnie Hall, Of Fifteenth street, is
quite sick 9th the typhoid fever.
Lon l.incl leaves in u few days for Mon.
lana. to prospect and possibly settle. -
Misses Ida and Emma Bodley arc visiting
friends in Mt, Morris and Waynesburg. "
Mrs Reeves, of WetIsburg is n rurst of
Miss Taylor ut the Wheeling Female College,
Mr.. Chanting NJ. Smith, editor of Smiths
indcr, OF rarkersburg, called 10 see us yes,er.
dny.
Mrs. William P. Campbell has been visit.
'ns irondsin Wheeling this week lytR.Lar.
News.
Miss Gene Logan leaves III few ,lays for
Kansas City to visit kef sister, Mrs. Ell Glen,
dening. ''2'I ! -.
Miss l!ellc Taylor. Of WelisLrss, i, the
guest OF Miss Minnie Bediiiou, OF pleass n,
Valley. '>'>'~"
A fashionable wedding will take place in
the Cathedral the twenty.ninth OF this
month.
Mr.. viii Thoburn, formerly OF this city, at
presenter Kansas City, is quite i'll with The
typhoid fever. :. go. : - ~
we regret to learn that Dr. A. J. LYDIA who
Is confined to his room by typhoid fever, was
somewhat worse yesterday. GI1'7'''" :
Oscar seeley, Esq, has returned from,
louisiana, accom- panied by his two sons, who
N me iGt'lre will make their home with
their father. "'''''
| Miss Fila Good,ling. the handsome yeun,
lady OF Winchester, Va. who for several
weeks past has been the guest Of Mrs. Oils
Wilde, returns home to-day. - .0'''N
Qntte u pleasant dinner rarty WINS r;von n,
the residence Of Mrs. Il. NJ. Delaplaiue. Chan.
line street, on Til ussday last, Some iiitren ~
twenty ladies we're present. ~
Rev. Father Michigan, who has been alb.
sent ut killarney, Ireland, on n visit IL INV
friends and in search OF health sincs Nav
last, returned hople Oh Tuesday evening"
much improved. %
Mrs. H.R Snydam. visiting friends and ae.
1uaintances at Steubenville and Wheeling
Tor few weeks. returned Tuesday 10 her
home, Girard, Kansas. The hest wishes Of
her many friends 30 with her. ~ -
Miss Mary Mnher, OF Cleveland, viii lie At
the Mcclure House next week, wleie she viii
visit her sister Mas Nellie, Who Is attendinr
school at Mt. IL Chuutal. both lsdIe, rrs
'avorites with Wheeling society.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-11

SOIlsEE AND RECEPTION
Al the Female CoiirSc-.t Very Pleasant
Affair.


Al the Female College. Very plcnsnn,
Affair.
The soi.ee given u. the Wheeling Female
College last night was one OF the most c.iuste
and elegant musical entertainments tina, il
has ever been our pleasure to attend at thi!
institution. The combination OF ins.rnMeu
tai with vocal music was Il pleasing teatur,
Of the concert.
Miss Kendall, of pArkcrsbrrg, open
ed the entertainment with one oil
Mendels sohu's beautiful solos, whicl
she rendered with fine elect. III,
vocal Duet between Miss Dis and Mr. Men
del was unusually cnjJyable; Miss Oils, nj
though suffering from IL cold, showed III,
possession OF III admirable voice-rich il,
quality, full and clear. llr. Mendel is SC
well known 10 onr-mIsical peoa!e that he
needs no word Of comment from our hands;
suffice il to say, he pleased the audience
and satisfied h is friends
Miss Marshall rendered very beautifully
knnsei's Triumphai March, her Playing i
characterized By great grace u,d elegance,
The voca! solo OF Miss Way WIS rendered
with good conception. md high degree oil
style and execution. The piano solo OF Miss
McGregor deserves more than n passing no,
tice. She Is very brillian, performer, her
movements being rapid, yet every phrase was
distinctly developed. She Won unqualified
admiration last night.
The ninth humber Oh the pro .ranlme was
sung by Miss Conner, very pleasing young
vocalist who has complete control Of her
voice, and REACHES the higher notes of the
scale with great ease. The 1ecitati0n "Qur
Folks" was immensely enjoyed by all pres-
enI Miss House is j Young lady OF unusual
ability and culture Us IN el0cutinnist and
has brilliant future. Miss Mary IIeyma,,,
well known by Wheeling audiences, I,uye !.
very pleasing recitation entitled "A.a,husa's
Torment" Miss Heyinan has voice of
sweetness, and 1t is well cultivated. while
her features are very quick in expressing the
sentiments conveyed in the authors words.
The gem Of the evening was Professor
Malmenes vocal SOLO lie has voice re-
n.arkab!e for its power, tone and quality.
The choruses That were given during tie
evening were very fine, and proved him to
be all Instructor o!unus,lal utility. We con.
graduate the college and the city on the pos.
session OF such Il teacher.
AT the close Of the concert the hrse parlors
were thrown open, and for two hours mirtl,
and tiiGrty reigned supreme We are glad
10 report the institution in very prosperous
condition. The winter term will omen next
Wednesday morning, and wn nlvise thu
young Indies of our own and noighhorinp
cities to avail themselves OF the advantages
Which this excellent college offers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-11
CHURCH NOTES,
Programme or worship In tho Dtifcrcn,
...... Churches TOMORROW.

81. Matthew'S Church. servtre, n, ,n.so n
and 7:3or.M ~ ''es ''' ~ 'V''0 '' ''
| 1,,.,,.,,.a., s,...
IA liz. snhI.st 0u i..ny n nshoos uessoh, MARX
800, SUBJECT Jesus before fila'e'"
rn ~ =, .ou o't Sa ~. f. chuten, preach
nreaehinr A. u R s sv1ioo o.s ~ r. NJ
Pe"sAs y" II ~ OCH pas'o9.
eeeono fsesbyterian Chutch', Preaching by
!ne passor, ". y. Cooke, mofning and even
ihsat vac usna! hours, All are Invited.
The usual Gospel temperance ,neetin, will
be held At Parker's Hsll tomorrow aitrrnoun
ut hill pas. three O'CLOCK. Tim nubiic /.
most cordially invited. ..
The Citizens bible Glass hieets as usnal 10.
| morrow afternoon ut hnltpnyt two o'clocI; IN
the lecture room u thu First Presbyterian
Church. Lesson, Mark 10, lG-Ajv.
There will be preuchirv nj ,ho n;.c,,Io,,
Church tomorrow nj II 4. Al and : +" hy
the pastor, II, ID. Thomson, SnM,,,v schnGI
at 10 4. II, All ure cordially hvftnI ~ oti
The services. '"''e" W gu
Al ,hc Fop,,h s,..., n Il cn., u.
viii he urs"c,,im, ~, v m =" Snusen .nete
~ A. Nv liza nas,o "" Ea, " io'So H.M"l
ID Sun!,aw sahoni ,i D. .o's T., oI,,tn, -
mectlnr Moniav NJ a. 9.I n =. ~ 'o""sleop'e
Th. S.,...iS'..' " ''"o u Va
. tnu oI,.ntuay hlGnt sunday School teach
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Total value Of all real estate 50. 1890.
For tho sake OF comparison We append
the following ligntes, extracted from the u.s..
sNS.Inenl Of $50
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-11
MISS RHGERs's "GALArEA."
The Famous Actress Amply Redeem,
Herself,

The Famous Actress Amply I,c.lccn,s
Herself.
When Katherine Rogers was here last sea.
son she was unfortunate enough to make n
tleHido'!ly bad impression. She was i'll, fac,
which, had It leon--knowu, woald have
entered into ting popular estimate OF her
abilities, but through mistaken policy he,
management kept this fact a close secret
last night she again appeared before 4
Wheeling audience, and We feel safe In say.
Ing that any lingering prejudice against her
as M actress was removed. The audience
was ila,tering one, being Of very good size
and unusually select, and her auditors were
|apPrecia.ise, vet eviHccd discrimination
which added to the furcc Of the compliment,
expressed by their judicious applause.
The plny, "Gala,cu, the Stal uc," is adif.
iicult one indeed TO present accep.ably, and
when We say that Miss Rogers and her COM
psny ssyccpeded in doing this we utter q hi.h
compliment lhe Gas, vas ~ follows;
Miss kATuEhlSH EoGEGs, as."....... .,....GALArEA
"...,.... ..... Russell blake
Aselpl""'""' Fink HeNnIg
NimoS Sheridan Tl,ppcr
.iynisca !Ss klenn Jr MoietlI
Mis- NJ tin!nE
pnpune+'""''''t.. MIS- Ada Wight
Miss Rogers IN the title role evidently
pleased the audience. In one or two places
she did not Seem fully equal to the concep.
ton OF the author, us in the lines comu,enc.
Ing, II. N. :
WAS II Tor this that Heaven gave me lie"
aH4 also9 in the rhapsody in which occurs
The ~ortis, -
THE !!:ht, the light, the glorious Heaven born
light" 80
But her lastfureweil to "pygmaljon" was i'm.
ptessive In the extreme. Her voice was as
line as the whispering Of the wind. and VOL
perfectly clear and audible. Taken us a
whole her CHARACTERIZATION OF the role OF tho
animated statue vas very inc, and shows
her ali actress OF genius and power.
ller company Is much better than tia, OF
last year. Mr.. Blake us .'pyrmaiionm
eyinced histrionic alen: Of a 6ish order.
Miss Morretta as "Cynisca" also won mucl,
admiration, and all Of the support was cam.
In Mr. E!ank IIennir, Who wus cns, for
the Important part Of .'Eeuc|ppeii Wheci,ns
people feel II peculiar interest, and We nrS
glad to be able fonscientiously 10 praise him
hsst!iy. lie has g0ad voice, whith Ia mt t"s
to advantage, Il graceful AMI pleasing STAGE
bearing, md an easy self possession under