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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-02
LIVE STOCK.
New YORK..


New York. Noveber l.-Beeves-No fresh
offerings and 10 demand for stock carried
over from yesterday; dressed beef dull al
SSCCGL7 co. Colorado and Texas beef;
81 5UG9 81 ordinary to choice natives do;
exports Co quarters beef, $50 carcasses
mutton.
Sheep-Receipts /, 800 head, sheep dull
and depressed at S. 30(g5 % per cwt.
lambs slightly timer at 81 1906 %; pens
not cleared.
Hogs-Receipts 7,240 hesd; market quiet
and unchanged at 81 G595 - per live cwt.
East Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY, November l.-Catt.e-Re-
ceipts G53 head. Market very dali at yes
tertay's prices.
Hogs-Receipts 2,1O5 head. Market slow
Ph;ladelphiss IS 00G5 10; Workers 81 5OGS
-.
sreep-Receipts sCO head. Market very
d. ard nothing doing; feeling about 10
10 &c oil from yesterday.
Cincinnati.
C,>CINNATI, November Live hogs
tiin; con mon and light s. 75Eti 65;
Ia, king and butchers 81 1904 -; receipts
= heau: shil ments $500 head.
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MEDICAL.
October 70, 1852.


,fxssEs. FLEMING BEos.:
S-,-Your pills carae all right, ari can say
=, ar, a good bilious pill have used 4 gpeat
va! MI. hus I can say DR.. c. Aciine's Pills,
,nI,f, cturcd ~ Fleming Brothers, are Genuine.
- gentlemen, YOU have my thanks Iu sonding.
&c some Of those pills to my reighbors for
One Of my nsighbI-S got three pills. He
VI they did help him. lie felt the next day ike
49, man. lie wishes me % send tor fifty cents
- ,cr him so, gentlemen, will do all I can
';ntrotucc DR.. {. McI.IuC's Liver Pills, manu-
S,ri.rcd BY Fleming Brothers. You will md
.,rI,srd ne dollar, fnS more OF your good pills.
T,,;sa vru could send me d, sample OF your Yer
TIC b. mail think u w,ll take we'll hsrc.
HCuTs, vi:h respect,
P.crse sen -o'-.
f.. .>.. ''ffs. v. Y
''tsnCT 20, ISS2.l
Sic.
g.,r. will fad one dollar,
g. =, sch ~. We. Ia me more of you'll
~ I. Nctaue'r ILN- - trust you have re-
- The rav cor ~. D.. .vo boxes ordered
- rr,civc,l. Iw0utd Culs say, they have done
,. ,,t.,r, ghoi than l could express. feel much
bs,f,- nov. Jaln have for two years past. SeRd
sher, soon. More hereafter.
Your, truly,
REv. PM. SPNETH.
Wet Sandiake, y. Y.
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tDaily except Sunday.
fSteubenvtIlex Accommodatfon-Thi train
during the day passes backward and forwara
between Martins Ferry and Bellaire, stopping
when required at the Sherman House, Atna-
VILE, West Wheeling and Gravel HILL
sMassillon Accommodation.
asst. Clairsytlle accommodation.
lCam bridge Local, daily except Sunday.
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TUFTS HAIR DYE.

.1kAY HATE Oh WHISPERS changed in.
sS,asAhLy 10 GLOSSY BLACK by q single an.
pncation or this DYE. Sold by Druggists,
- Se ny, - express on receipt Of 81.
Olnce, - Murray Street, New York.
''iiS msalAl q USEFUL RECEIPTS FREE
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-02
Forty Year, Experience Of an Olo

Forty Years' Experience OF an Oio
Nurse.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup Is the
prescription OF one of tho best female ply.
sicians and nurses in the United States, and
hss been used for forty years with never
failing success by millions of mothers fol
their children. 1t relieves the child from
pain, cures dysentery and diarrhoe, grip
ing in the bowels and wind collie. By
giving health to the child relieves the
mother. Price 25 cents bottle.
IfSucccss be the true test OF merit. 1t IL a
settled fact mat "BrOt0R's Bronch,dt Iroches
have no equal for the prom PIT relief OF Coughs,
Colds, and Throat troubles. Sid only In bores.
Price . CENTS.
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Justices and C0nstables.

IL KINDS OF BLANKS FOR JTTS.
a tees OF the Peace and Consta1Ies nov
on hand and for sale at the REGISTER once.
seplta
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ONE OF THE BEST PHYSICIANS.

have been usiu. SwftS Specific In my
practice for quite s. long time, and L REGARD "
The pest com Uin0tiOn as n blood purifier AID
tonic IL Is entirely vegetable, being COM
posed % the extracts OF roots which grow IN
this section Of Georgia. am familiar witH
It's history from the time tho formula wa % :
tSinrI from ihe Indians. IL iS8 cCrt,j and
safe remedy Cor all kinds Of blOOi poison AMI
skin humOr, and In the hundreds OF c.E'eS in
which have used IL and seen II used, there
has never been failure 20 cure. have
cured blood faint in
THE THIRD GENERATION
with a. after had most Signslly failed by
the most approved methods of treatment
with mercury and tOdide OF potassium. These
cagen have been CuTel ever fifteen years ago
and Eayeuev had any return OF the disease
IN themselves or in their chilIrsn:
FRED A. TOOMbR, NJ. d.,
Perry, Houston, Co., Ga.
alt - the best selling remedy IN my store,
and all classes OF people buy IL. IL mas oe-
come q household remedy with many OF our
best cit. lens" WALTER A. TAYLOR
Atlanta, Ga.
"IseII Syi't's Speclfc-Often gross in ten
hsys - retail, and To sll classes. some OF
Atlanta best people use II regularly rs
tonic an Alternative. ,
Atlanta, Ga.
Orr treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
nsiirl free to appl cantS. -
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Drawers, Atlanta, Ga.
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eFCAPITAL PRIZE, S75, OOO'US
Tickets only S.. Shares In proportion,
.%Z6a2axzep@ss
g|e~<
G

Comm lBstOneM.
Incorporated in 1858 for p year by TIE leg
stature for Educational sad Charitable pur.
poses-wItk capital Of $3.50, C0-to VIII! Gu 8
added. BY ali overwhelming popular vote -
franchise was made part Of the present = al
Constitution adopted December ID, A. u. 1910
The only Lottery ever voted on and endorsed
by the IeopIe OF say gate.
II never scales or postpoAes. us GrstC
single Number Drawings take place monthly
A SpIsndid Opportunity TO Win a Fortune
EIeycLtr Grand DRAWING. Class J., at NEW
ORLEANS, Tuesday. November 1871
lsS3-ls2d Monthly drawing.
CAPITAL PRIZE, S75,O
lU,Ceo Tickets al Five DOLLARS kach' fIee'l''''
in Fifths in rroporuou,
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For Sale.
For SaIs...Brlck House.

= OFFER FOB SALE me TWO STORY
i brick dwelling, corner OF Wood and Thir-
~ eighth streets, containing seven rooms,
6eIongipR 10 Mrs Hake. The front portion
on the building has been finished but little
over one year, and the whole premises are IN
elexclcnt rcpair. Il II desirable and cheap.
Wa HUTCHtNh
Real Estate Agent
o~s H TWelfth Street.
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n - Ut . FNEISNs
ANT;DOTE TO MALARIA,

aE FEELS LIKE A NEW MAN,
nave had Dyspepsia, with Constfps-
Kinds OF pGass aad TUFTS are the firss
-. .1haYe done me any good. They have
StSSaned me out nicely. Ny appetite Ia
sienld, tood digestS readily, and now
sNno natural Passages i feel like a new
Tan. ". ID. EDWARDS, Palmyra, o.
eoldevvr-whera, a5c. OAice, "A Murrsyst-' ny
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- or from Youthful Imprudencs
(EfIAfOfo causing Nervous Debility
NlIIOlGtO mental and physical weak
nsss. Valuable Information Tor home cure
.ssr0,v FREE, o HsG box z s xseEf sSS
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Geo. r,
ocS
$4,000 FOR a..

a Regular Monthly DRAWING VIII
take place In the Masonic Hall, Masonic
VI Temple Building. in Louisville, KY,
THURSDAY, NOV. 30, 1888.
A Lawful Lottery and Fair Draw iuxs,
chartered by the Legislature OF Kentucky,
and ~ Ice declared legal by the highest Court
in the State. Bond given TO Henry County In
OF eli prizes sold. A revolution in single
number drawings.
ps-Every ticket holder his own supervisor,
can call out the number on his ticket and see
the corresponding number on the tag placed
in the wheel in his presence. These drawings
will occur on the last Thursday OF every
month Read the magnificent
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Manhood Restored,

sAyictin 81 early imprrdeace, causing Nervous Do
bIty, Premature Decay, etc. having tined IN VAN
every knlwn remedy, has discovered . simple means
~ ssIf-rura, which he will send FREQ to his te low
sufferers AGdEessJ. II. REV ES- 3 Chath2mst-.A.E
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-02
FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money Easy az Ihs3H Per Cent.-Gov.
sInments LOwer-stOcks Unchanged
Hour Quiet and Weak - Wheat
Eirm.
NEW YoRK, November Mooney easy
at .@3H per cent, closing at ~ per
cent Prime mercantile paper al 6g7 per
cent. Sterling exchange, bankers bills
dull at 4SlH; demand 48l.
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Farmers'Denartmen1

7.e Wh1elnE RIoIsTxR was fou uded II
IN. Al Ihe Zine of tho Inauguration Of tn,
-talr o; West Virginia ASS part and parSe
,fiac new Ntsts, closely identified with ~
INT. -pTisSr ard Contributing In Il modest mea
curr to It's advancem nj, the KnGIsTER share
n tie Just eILItatIuH With whloa our people
I'd liz hTigE. corCtr. The population Of
he siaie has Increased In greater ratio thar
no, Of the old Siztts, nor sohoolslIaye N MA
,LtI and imI rovct IN efficiency, her govern
me.Ii has been well and economically admin
lFt'',d. her resour"c. nrc being csvCloicd win
aa' fsf %Eh 5"T r.. xI o saS q e..
>ts,e the RESTgTEn has grown, with It's d,
vel .pTJsrGt tie REG!ETEE has developed. viii
80 pr sTF1ty the REGrTER las prospeTeo
And a. showing TO Estimation n which thf
patFrIs held by The cit!EsDs % tie State 70
phrse interests II has steadfsSty tR'tsd, "
~ rs many West YirgiHisns. nor doss au'
OIL OF penetrate every part OF the State .,
sCCE
J p I.EGIsTER viii continue a, Heretofore
the advocate ~ a brad and Iio.'al policy
he o0nGuct Of public afairs, tho eKtsnsio
sDd stTengt heninx Of the free school syst,t
he Improvement OF the state and the deye
nTiaent Of It's reHOurcss. IL rroprtetors poiu
20 rs pat 81 An earnest OF IL future
Tive WErgLY RyGIsTxR ~ magnihceu'
page, G-column paper-price sl.S By man
TIE SUNDAY REGBTKR ~ the same size, AN
"a already gained very large circuiauon-
jHeDIrLy Rsanr1l Il printed at G.so ps
TIE Model Zap Of west vfrEisiA, ID
mo-, som pl .re mar ever iHsued Of the STATE.
now ready for delIvery-prics NlO.
Any rerspp renniltinR 70 ~ the ptiot
price OF either EDITION of the paper. adding u
cents thereto VIII receive copy OF thn map
Thus
weekly Rsz.ster one year and liap......-.-sl
sur day Register one year and Map
Daily Register one year AID Nap-...-----.
Daily every Gay la the year, with Nap 5
YCur subscription and fr!sn dig aid are -
gectfully solicited.
70 Get M eIuts for the wEKELY Hg0fsrkR. a
eiub OF 10 and Q Map 70 eaen subscriber wi
be sent for $3.50. and o special prom nm of
b. rent 90 tSs grttsr mp OF the club.
LEWIS BAKER g. CO..
WHEELING W
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ron Reur:
For Rent.
PoR SALE.
Fob SALE.

NNH FULL BET OF BOOKS-LEDaER,
~ Journal, Day.Book and Cash b ok
made Of frst- clAss material and In ths best
manner, for sale at the Register effice. oclsa
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TRAhOPcRTAvIoa.

BALTIMORE { OHIO r. 4. CO.
I'm AND ArTER MAY. u, Isxs. PAR, ~.
~ CIR Trains viii run ~ foliovS-wAssl.
HR Gmsi
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BFLLATRE And HyRfD0E ACCOM-.
AODATIOs
tesyes kallaire NJ S2D Q n. and ~ p -
;aiy cIcsd sanday.
clnss conn ctioas 10 s6s fDf al points s0otz
nd Sruths. &, North Ard NORTH vea, making
hb sdtr.rabls route Tor oolonists and pspons
Tor 'ng IN q gIsat west. and 70 WHOM paSu
p!s' stfntioD " zivep.
IekelA U oil prine;ps points on sais aLdspot
si'ep.9g Car aooDrn modAtions cAn b sIcus.
a - iFnOt iiTsei Of,cs.
B'S. ". y. HAVE 1iexS Agt, h. = U
JOPE ZAiLig, Tickst Assnt, CITY oaes.
IL ~ 7. LAaF, JTAy. Pan. ACT
W CLFNEETS. n. OFT.
" r. DEVklE1, 0Ou AGOuk Wheeling.
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.Daiiy except BundIy.
Eoa. b and u stop ~ I'll 0lAti0uA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-03
THE MURDER CASE.
Guenther SchnelIe to b Tried
To-day,
For the Murder of His Unele-0ther Court
Matters - Two Important Deci-
sions Rendered.

An important case is set for trial in the
Circuit to day--that of Guenther Schnelie,
charged with the murder of his uncle, DR..
Guenther Schuchardt. Whether it will be
tried or not is uncertain, as there Is civil
suit set down for trial also, in the same
court to day. This is rather singular, e.
pecially as the latter, under the rule, will
have precedence. The State is ready for
the hearing, and if there is postponemsnt
it will come from the defense. o. the
SUI position that Schnelle will BE- tried TO-
cay, a synoptical recapitulation OF the case
will be of interest, and not out Of pace.
On the 10th day Of last March, about six
o'clock in the evening, Gusnthtr schntl!e
went to the drug store of his uncle, on
Main street, below Twenty.frst and after
some words, drew a revolver, shooting the
old man through the brain, killing him
instantly. He then turned the pistol
sgainst himself and sent bullet into his
own head, but the wound was not serious
At the inquest it was developed that
Guenther Schnelle killed his uncle without
proyocation, and he has since stated that 1t
was in accordance with a long cherished
plan. ne was lnulCleu lOI uluLu0L IL Tue
first degree, the penalty being death By
hanging, or imprisonment for life, at the
discretion of the jury.
The defense, it is rumored, will offer
plea of insanity, but how induced, or
whether emotional or confirmed is not
known. On this the case will principally
hinge. The facts of the killing are clear
and incontrovertible, and the fight will
therefore be made on the state of the pris.
oner's mind. Tailor Davis says his general
behavior has been good, but that he has
not tasted food since last Saturday, although
he is quite we'll and walks about as usual.
Most Of his time he spends in reading and
he mixes but little with the other priso.
ners. Apparently he is anxious for trial
that he may know his fate.
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ATerrtfic CIOud Burst.

Last Tuesday, Big Battle, Doddridga
county, was The scene OF q disturbance in
nature which is seldom witnessed in that
Part of the country. A short time before
noon, a rain, as the gentle dews from
heaven, commenced falling, not an unusual
occurrence to the native. A gentleman
who lives on Buckeye Fork, was = witness
10 the scene which caused such destruction
10 the interests of Big Battle. During the
afternoon he was watching the progress OF
the storm; two clouds approaching
one from direct east and ole from the
north. The air was suddenly
rent in twain and the rain
descended in torrents, verifying the old
adage That it never rains but it pours"
In few hours the historic stream that
quietly runs through the fertile and thick
ly wooded valley of Big Battle, had risen
thirteen feet carrying in its rapid current
fences, lumber, logs and various articles
that lay IN its course. BoggesS was the
heaviest loser. His steam saw mill was in
undated and lot of lumber carried away.
Never was such CONSERVATION visible on
Big Battle. The hood was caused by the
bursting OF clouds over the immediate
vicinity of Boggess' mill.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-03
AnImpor,antDecisIon.

The Court OF Appeals, sitting at Charles
town on Saturday, the 18th ult., rendered
its decision in the case of L. A. A. Gibbs,
p aintiti below and app lice, VS.. L0ga !, de-
PENDANT below and appellant, ape tled
from the Randolph CircuiC Court, The de-.
cision is in favor Of Gibbs, the appellee,
thus affirming the lower court.
This case involved several interesting
questions connected with the Homestead
and Attachment laws. 1t was argued and
submitted at the last trial term OF the
Court OF Appeals at Wheeling, by Hon.
Cressap, of Randolph, for Logan, the ap
reliant, and by Judge Thos. ID. Houston, Of
this city, for Gibbs, the appellee.
The decree directs the sale OF several
tracts of land in Randolph county, for the
satisfaction OF the judgment in IaVOr Of
Gibbs.
Gibbs is the great sewine machine in.
ventor, OF the firm OF Wilcox & Gibbs,
whose machines have had a very large sale
in Germany and other European countries.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-03
The Police Court Appeal.

Deputy Clerk Houston, of the Criminal
Court, furnishes the following decision OF
Judge Jacobs, yesterday, in the case Of the
City of Wheeling VS.. Ryan, on an appeal
from the Police Court of Wheeling. Ryan
was arrested and tried before the police
court for resisting policeman while in the
discharge of his duty He was fined $50
and sentenced to the work house or hard
labor for ninety days He appealed his
case to the Circuit Court. Several inter
estiDg questions we're raised by his counsel,
NJ. T. Frame, Esq. Among others the
nstitutiOnality of the ordinance for the
violation of which he was tried and
sentenced. Judge Jacob sustained the coz
stitutionality of the ordinance in his opin-
ion in the case. AS to the question Of the
defendants right to trial By jury in the
police court in a case of the kind, it W.,
held, that inssmuch ss the case now came
before the Court upon an appeal, involving
the right of trial here de novo and jury,
it IVES not incumbent upon it 10 decide the
question as to defendants right to jury
in police court.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-03
Prepar,nx for the RI Ceute,n,nl

The Pioneer Society held meeting at
Arion Hall last night, to decide what steps
should be taken toward having the society
properly represented in the German Bi.
Centennial celebration, tomorrow week.
The attendance was good and great inter
est was taken in the proceedings. II was
deCi ed strange three vans as follows:
First van, TO represent a group Of Pho
neers, appropriately dressed in the cos.
tune of 1858.
The second will exhibit the weaving and
spinning machinery of that date, with the
women at work, surrounded by the house
hold.
Tie third will show Pastorius' block
house, fully equipped and armed.
These three vans will be skillfully got.
ten up, and will be . creditable feature in
the procession.
The shoemakers called q meeting at City
Ha /, last nighs, to mske similar arrange
ments, bat . quorum did no. appear.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-03
MARTINS FERRY MELANGE.
A General Lot of Small Talk and Per
SonaIs,

Rev. E. r. Jones who, for some. years,
has held the astoral charge of the NJ. +.
Church of this city, has been reappointed
as pastor OF the church much to the salts
faction Of the whole congregation and en-
tire community.
Rsiney's coal works were off yesterday
on account of cars.
A we'll has be, n put down in Woods ad
dirion, and spler did soft water obtained at
a distance Of 81 f. ct.
The base ball game next Saturday be.
tween the Professionals, or professional
men, and Clerks, OF this city, will eclipse
any previous event, and will be we'll worth
seeing. The contestants are busily en-
gagged in practicing, and both sides are con-
tident of winning. An immense crowd
will take in the game.
Miss Lena Vermillion, OF Smithfeld, who
has been visiting Miss Lizzie Medill for
some days, returned home yesterday.
Mrs. Lou Adams, OF Harrisville, is the
guest Of Mrs. j. 5. Harrison.
H, Co.'s, Esq will put up fifty coke ovens
.5r the Wheeling Creek Coal Company.
Syott's cosey new barber shop viii be
Jpened shortly,
The NJ. 4. Church parsonage Is being
thoroughly renovated aud begins to look
vel.
The new crossings on Fourth street, near
tie Central school building, are the great.
est i'm provements made for some time past
and keep the mud from identifying"
shoes.
Keeseys pump was repaired yesterday,
and the people in that neighborhood are
happy.
Houses continue to spring up in the
Standard addition.
DR.. S. d. Krim, the electric physician, is
receiving a splendid practice, which he GER
tainly deserves. 1t medical and dental he
is splendid, and gives chronic diseases
special attention. Office, South Third
street.
The work of rebuilding the straw shed
and warehouse of the Buckeye glass works
has begun. The new building will measure
24x90 feet.
When will the new depot be built?
The G. A. r. Post and a number OF other
citizens took in the reunion at Pittsburgh
yesterday, going up in the morning and
returning at night. Good clothes suffered.
The friends of the second or prohibition
amendment have had a number OF good
speakers during the campaign, but the
best speaker OF all, the man who knows
more about the liquor question than almost
any man in the country, has been reserved
for next Friday evening, when Major Geo.
II. Hilton, of Washington, ID. c., who has
had an experience OF eight years in the In
terDal Revenue Department and is
thoroughly acquainted with this subject,
will speak on both amendments. Major
Hilton speaks from knowledge, not from
hesrsay, and his eloquent address will, no
doubt draw a crowd that will pack Com
mercial Hall.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-03
A New Handle Company.

DR.. W. L. McCleary and Messrs, L. Nc
Carroll, James Huntz, Jr., c. NJ. Reed, Jr.I
Will P. Hastings and Thos. G. Brady, al Of
Washington, have formed themselves into
a company to be known as the Upshur
Handle Company (limitedl. DR.. McCleary
has been chosen president, Mr.. Brady
manager, and Mr.. Hastings secretary and
treasurer. These gentlemen wanted to To-
cate there. but found it not practicable,
owing to the cost of getting timber and for
various other reasons. IL was then decided
that the works should be erected at Buch-
anan, Upshur county, West Virginia.
Messrs. Reed, Brady and Huntz are now at
that place perfecting arrangements for the
immediate erection of the necessary build
iDgs, etc. They expect 10 make this one Of
the most extensive enterprises Of the kind
anywhere. John McKahan formerly OF
the Keystone crsdl' factory, near tom,
hiss bee D engaged as foreman. The princi.
pal office OF the company will be in Wash
lDgtOO.
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Miss COombs in "Pique" and "DI


This afternoon, at the Opera House, Mss
Jane Coombs will appear in "Pique" and
at night in Divorce" Ot the merits of
"Pique" the New York Graphic says:
The new drama Of "Pique" proves to be
one OF exceptional excellence. 1t is ro-
mantle drama Of the same school as Rose
dale" and divorce" and has incide Its
enough to make three or four plays. In
deed, the only defect in Pike" seems to
be an embdrrGS deS richeSS'S. TGere is ia this
new play material enough for first class
comedy, for a melodrsms aud for a specta
Gle, but it is 50 deftly and artist
cally woven into a whole as to form
one of the NEST interesting ard attractive
entertainments ever offered to the public.
Mr.. Days career as playwright has been
a varied one, but certainly, the best piece
he has hitherto constructed is by all odds,
Inis last play Of "Pique." Not only is the
drama crowded with Incidents, but the
characters are well defined without being
hard, and reasonable without being pro.
sale. The Dialogue shows uneXceptionable
literary ability in all the scenes. The
artistic skill Of the author was conspicu
oCsly shown in the light and shade, and
strongly marked characters and the clever
~ interviewer incidents with which
'Pique' is crowded.