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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-02-17
BELLAIRE MATTERS.
Flood News Town Happenings -
Minor Matters.

RelIaire with her 900 suffering and des
titrte is getting along silendidly, muc
better than was at first expected. Relief
has been fsirIy pouring in from all quar-.
.ers. To-day the city has all that is needed
for the present in the way OF clothing and
provisions and some TO spare. The way
contributions have been pouring in is sim
DIV wonderful. While hundreds OF fam.
lies have been left homeless they are being
we'll provided for with provisions, clothing,
bedding and boots and shoes, and every.
thing moves along encouragingly. Tbs
worst is expected to come. Dispatches were
sent out yesterday stating We had enough
provisions for the present, which is Ger
iainly cheering. The Troll building is
used as the relief station and here inn
mepse supplies are daily received. Fully
fifty ladies and gentlemen are kept busy
receiving and supplying. the hundreds
calling tor clothing, provisions, etc, and
the place presents a busy appearance.
Those who have not returned to their
houses and those who have no houses lett
ere well provided for at the halls and
The work OF cleaning up and repairing
is being vigorously pushed forward, and
each day brings a great change in the APP
peararce OF Bellaire. However, years will
I've required TO put the city in proper con.
diton.
Yesterdays subscription received by
A. 7. Tellmsn, treasurer Of The relief fund
were IS follows: Bars mills, contribu-
ton through T d. Latham, S2O.0 A. G.
Morris, lime desler, Tyrone. Pa, S25; ID. G.
~ b H'u tr;h ut
through Samuel Lucas, So; Third ward, by
rsppan and Sonneborp, S26; total, SO o.;
inscriptions previously reported, 1885,.
10: ,otsl to date, $3.50 10.
Robert T. Lincoln, Secretary OF War,
Yesterday authorized the Mayor to spend
81 900 more.
Yesterdays contributions OF clothing,
bedding, boots and shoes and provisions
from Cleveland, Columbus, Newark. Bates
Vile. Springfield, Mansfield, Cambridge,
Warnochs, Franklin, Belmont, Burton, st.
Cairsvlle and Csdiz amounts TO over two
psrksges.
Yesterday the Relief Committee sent out
tslesrans acknowledging receipt OF prJvi.
sions, clothing. &c from the Relief Com
mittees OF the following places: Columbus.
Cleveland. Newark, Springfield, Buaes
Vile, 81 C!airsville and Quaker City. The
committee also tender the thanks OF the
people OF Bellaire for the prompt response
20 the calls for aid that enable them to
relieve the wants of the distress.
Father Campbell aud Mr.. Johnson, OF
Dennisop, o., arrived here this morning
with two car loads OF provisions and cloth
ing to be distributed along the river border
from here south.
Bellaire sent large quantities OF provis-
ions and clothing 10 West Wheeling,
Martins Ferry, Burlington and other
places yesterday.
The committees in the different wards
should see that families are supplied with
coal.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-02-17
MARTINS FERRY.

Z. C. Boyd returned on Friday from the
East, where he has been purchasing goods
and after seeing this section thinks the
reports conceI ming the food were not er-
aegerated.
The revival meetings at the NJ +. church
are still going on, with larger attendance
than ever. Great earnestness is manifest,
ed. ana numbers are being converted and
% ~ The church. Usual services will
~ hid day. Quarterly meeting on
IL, xt Saturday and Sunday. Many persons
doCded out are still sleeping in the church.
where they have warm room and good
geds.
Somebody is going to get married soon.
All will he astonished when it comes of.
An interesting meeting Of the A. NJ. Z.
Church Aid Society was held on Friday
night. The programme consisted OF decla
n atoms, so os and duets. The paper was
read, and thu entertainment was first
class one. The debate was postponed till
next Friday night.
Jim johnson leaves tomorrow for Steu.
benville, where he will shave AMI cut
tbroats.
Earnest Tweedy has returned to N punt
Pleasant, after o pleasant visit with Marian
McGrew.
Mrs. Amanda Beszle, OF Bsllaire, was
visiting friends and relatives here this
week.
Bsyless Bros. report lots OF work in fix
log up stoves. valleys, etc.
Marshal Hanson says his loss by the food
consisted OF four nights sleep, two tooth
picks, one lead pencil. pen and iakstand.
On Friday coat was found in Milligan's
wagon, in bis shed, in the pockets OF which
vas small amount Of money, plush cap
ar piece Of paper, on which was Gar.
roll Lodpe."
Chsrley Stanton leaves tomorrow for
Steubenyille TO visit friends.
That hole on Walnut street has been
filled at last. Give the man who did Ii
q crown.
p. ts o Connell is on the sick list.
Miss Alice Horning, Of Beaver. L. VISIT
ing friends here.
The North End Band, of Wheeling, came
over last night and::serenaded Rev. E. z
Jones.
Miss Irwin. daughter Of ex.Msyor Irwin,
of SuubenvilIe. 10 in the city csnvassing
for tie Egyptsn Chystal Photograph,
which are certainly the incest thing In this
line We ever saw. Miss Irwin 10 Q very
peasant lady and deserves success
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TO INVESTORS.

Persons inclined 70 make large or am |
yestments In desirable real estate ina IA
IDLY GROWING city, or In nrs, morxs
securities paying good rates OF intsrt-t
invited TO correspond with the undsriI,s
". Paul, the capital Of Minnesota, 10 slSs'
nj the hes OF navigation OF the gisr II
s!saippi River. and Is the gateway TO Z
com mercial metropolis OF the New Ss'
west, being m important RAILROAD ceniS Z
one OF the termlni OF the great Sorl<
Pacific Railroad. now completed. Tt'cs'
advantages seem Ia insnrs for h'Ts'
future. Its population, by the CON p'ro-r
statement In March, 1888, was 300, 10 ID
inyestnei l. made OF from 10 mp u
certionab references given.
HARRY CALDWELL,
Real Estate hgsht
l9iL l.. Seventh ~ ~ Paa.. Nlsi
uov5-1 sc Formerly o! whesist
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-02-17
Personal and Social Dofngs IN One OF
the rIs Oded Towns.

SPECIAL 10 tie Register.
PARHggsBrRG, W. Va, February l6.-En-
eineer Hiekle, OF Marshall, Texas, was here
last week.
Miss Ethel Shirt, Of Elizabeth was here
for several days visiting friends.
John O Brien and john Shaier, two OF
Volcanoes most enterprising men, were In
the city this week.
John Morrison, OF Springfield, Ohio, is
home visiting his parents.
Mrs. william Kindley 10 lying very Ill at
her home on Sixth street.
Jesse Purnell, OF Benwood, was here dur
ing the high water.
Albert Lucas, OF Grafton, an engineer on
the B. & o. X. r., was injured quite %.
vereIy LAST Tuesday night, though not se-
r.ously.
Mrs Charles Simpson, OF Delaware, Ohio,
is here visiting relatives.
WIllism Bentley has returned from Q
pleasant sojourn in the South.
Judge Cyrus Hall, OF Charleston, was in
the city for o week on busine ss.
Ed Ewing, OF the firm OF Bentley 4
Gerring, has been dangerously il, with
pEeumQDla.
Miss Woods, Of Harmon. Is the guest Of
Miss Julia Jackson. on sixth street.
Miss Maria Sifford, Of Chillicothe, is Wis.
itipg her sister, Mrs JOS. Irwin.
George Collins has bought the interest oil
". p. Mckinney in the wharfbost.
Miss Addie Sherman left on Tuesday
morning for Grafton.
DR.. NJ Laden, who has been In Califor.
MIA for some time, 10 here, the guest OF
Mrs. A. A. Wetzel.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. johnson have gone TO
Sherman, Texas, where they will reside
permanently
DR.. NJ. II. Phistsr, formerly Of this city,
is now located at Charleston.
Robert Courtney left on the 18th instant
for bis home in Wyoming Territory.
G. W. GeardIy died on the Sd inst and
was buried by the Knights Of Pythiss aud
the Mssons OF our city.
Miss Julia Cook spent . few days Ia
Clarksburg, the guest OF friends.
Mrs Charles McCabe, ST., has returned
after . two months visit to her son. in
Lexington, Ky.
Judge Okey Johnson 10 home from the
Esst.
Miss Matte Adair, OF Terra Alta, Is here
visiting relatives
Judge J. J. Jackson hss returned from
Washington; also Hon. d. H. Leonard and
Thomas Murphy.
Col. Sensepey is dangerously III, With but
little hope Of recovery. This IL sincerely
n GREETED. as the Colonel il one OF our best
citizens,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-02-17

VIVA the great aim Of the poet In Hamlet
The accidental poisoning Of the Queen u
another opportunity the author offers that
iHamlet' may prove his bravery and his
auity. II Ia not strange that such vide
dif3trence of opinion should exist - re-
eards tHamlss's' sanity. 1t Is my i'm
preston thar many who are professeoiy
learned In Shakespeare, and In tner
analysis Of his work, like the expounoets
the Bible, rather pervert than interpret
this sublime poet"
is Hamlet not possessed OF an emo
tiopa insanity"
HIt might now 30 be called, but such
character or degree Of insanity was not at
the time of Hamlet or even Shakespeare.
defined. do admit that it might be OF such
a character as that which influenced young
Mutt in the killing OF Dukes, and very
similar, indeed remarkably so. are the cif-
cumstanoes on comparison. influenced oya
father murdered and sister or mother dis.
houored. / can also trace similarity OF
ten peranent in the person OF
MUTT AND HAMLET.
melancholy sensitive, conservative, con-
scienlious, loving and will submissive TO
ar commanded by strong silent emouon'
his hardness in retribution leaving oppor-
tupities pass, not that his love lightened or
the lapse of time made him grow inditfer-
emf 10 revenge. On the trary his desire
FOR revenge grew day by day, until final
convection and opportunity, and the deed
vas done"
What passions shall be the most mani.
fest in your rendition OF HAMLET"
The feelings of conscience, caution, vir-
the ard sorrow. shall play il in accord,
as nv studies OF it have impressed me.
You will find me free from any imitation,
for baye not the power OF mimicry. ]
cannot perform an set in imitation OF an
Ctber. must feel the deep sense OF the
words speak TO suit the action to them.
The ability have in the h:strionic line is
natures Gift. AID rot the mechanical re-
suits Of imitation. You can therefore as
sure your readers thst in nv rendition OF
Hamlet the passion. psthos, mirtA and
misery-sadness, madness love and glad.
moss peculiar to the Melancholy Dane
shall on The occasion be mine in reality. 10
this swear l use rot art but hold the
mirror up to nature Report me and my
cause Alright to the uusati s6sd. 'Adieu,
adieu, adieu. Remember me-"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-02-17
THE NEW FAIR ASSOCIATION.
What Is Being Done 10 Form q New
COmDauy.


The grounds and buildings belonging to
the West Virginia State Fair Association
will be sold next week. Yesterday an in
ventory of the effects were taken, and is as
follows, showing the first cost of the build
ings: Main building 5000; restaurant,
s.. 200; office, $500; dancing platform, $3.50;
track, 5000; and they have about $1,000
worth OF fence still standing. The direc.
tors think that $500 will fully repair the
above mentioned buildings. They pro-
pose to sell out and form q new
company with q capital stock of $40.
600. Tomorrow Messrs. Reymann. Hook,
and Exley will canvass the city 70. the
purpose Of getting stock subscribed to the
new Association. At the present writing
Col EIley has 81 500 worth OF stock sub
scribed and Messrs. Reymann and Hook
also have q goodly sum subscribed. Tues
day Col. EIley leaves for down the river
on hunt after the property swept away,
which, il found, will be brought back to
the grounds. The Directors claim that
5000 can be made out Of the grounds off
Of picnics, etc, before the time OF holding
the Fair and :bsir idea is to form O new
com pany Immediately. 30 that the grounds
can be put in order for use by the middle
OF April next The last three Fairs held
by the Association have netted them the
neat sum Of $4,000 clesr OF all expenses.
1t Is to be hoped that our citizens will
take bold and not let the Association be
lost TO tie city.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-02-17
New Company Incorporated.

The Secretary of State yesterday issued a
certificate of incorporation to the South
western Motive Power Company, organ
lied for the purpose OF using, selling,
leasing. licensing, or otherwise disPosing
OF patent rights and all franchises and priv
ileges pertaining to letters patent granted
by the United States or other governments,
principsl Office at Washington, ID. c. The
capital stock subscribed is $500, with $50
paid in and privilege Of increasing stock to
81, 10000. Those holding stock are Samuel
c. POmeroy, Nathaniel c. Deeriug, John
H. Soule. Charles J. Jetfords, Simeon II.
Merrill, Winfield S. Chamberlain.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-02-17
The glm Grove Motor Line.

On the Elm Grove railroad everything is
being done TO hasten the entrance Of the
motor track into this city. The officials
expect to have the track completed to the
Capitol in thirty days. The stone wall
along McColloch street is nesrly completed
and the trestle work can be placed in q
few days, they have the treStle already put
together and all that is now needed is to
place them. The motor is now rucning as
far west as Stsckyard hollow. A large force
Of men is busily engaged repairing the
track along Bow street. The Superinten'
dent thinks the motors will be able to run
10 the foot of McCoiloch street by Wednes-
day next
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-02-17
SUBURBAN.
The Ruin Wrought BY tho Big
Freshet
How Our Southern Neighbof Fafed-im
Condition Of the Town-Kindly
Memories Of frieads
10 Need.
Spccial 10 he Re9ist1.

St,ecial 10 he Registez.
Brswoop, W. Va, February Lett Is tho
candid opinion of parties who have viewed
the devastation wrought BY this memof'
able hood in different precincts along the
river that Benwood is by Jar the most DESC
late and racked town.
Every House in Town.
except those east of the B. 4 o. 4. X were
more or less submerged. ,
A large number Of houses were carried
off or turned over. Porches, steps, stoops,
fences and out-buildings were swept on as
chsff by that devastating element
But comparatively small NUMBER OF
houses escaped having water , IN tne ha
second stories, and the majority OF tue
people have lost their furniture, bedding
and all their household goods. Thestreet
are
houses and out.buildings forming perfect
barriers, and the mud is unfathomable.
Benwood has been assisted most literally
by donations and the appropriation, Wnien
was invested in provisions and oedoing oy
the bard.vorking Relief Committee, but
more aid is needed and will be
Gratefully Received.
James Clarity, a young man employed
ar The Riverside bias, furnace, met with q
most untimely death on Thursday. Inc
derrick used in hosting cinder cars Tell
upon BIN, crushing him TO the earth. he
died in a few hours. -
We also chronicle the death OF Mr.: I'D
ward MCGEE, q venerable citizen oil TINS
place, who passed into enternity Thursday,
REQUIEM sherman dona els, Domino.
Mrs. Joe Taylor, the wife OF q popular
mailer of this place, made misstep cross
ing the street and FELL dislocatins hef
ankle.
Benwood will remember those who ex-
tended
TO her in this her greatest hour Of need.
The helpless have cast their bread upon
the waters, and it will surely reappsar.
OF all the prominent sgricu!turists who
bring and have brought their produce for
wears 10 the Ben wood market, we can only
state that J. ID. Reilly and John Carpenter
were the first snd rs far as We know, the
only ones who extended muni1cent aid TO
the sufferers.
The May or's office was entirely submerged
and the municipal records were subjected
10 the element. -,
The p. w &Ky. R. R. Jared badly in tn
upper part OF Centre ward. In one plac'
we observed tie ties with the rails fast
tned
Standing Erect Like Fence.
In another the bank had partially washed
.wsy beneath it. just leaving it balanced,
nd in another It was entirely inverted.
We are informed that the Margin, or
ohio River Railroad, from the junction to
be Nrrrows, is in ashipwrecked condition:
Tie R.pNcA Iron Company di 'tributed
redGipg among lis employees yesterday.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-02-17
INDIyIDUALIsMs.
7 he News OF Our own and other
People

Charles Mosnnkmoeller has very bad
cold, contracted during the food.
J.B. Neill. accompanied by two ladies,
were In the city yesterday
George A. Chambers, Of Mt Pleasant, o.,
and Ed. Hobson. of Flushing, O., are regis
tered at the Mcclure.
Geo. Z. Hurst and wife, Mrs. Kuyle and
daughtes, Mrs. b P Reed, Miss Laura
Piper and Miss Lizzie Denny, OF Barnes
vile. are in the city, registered at the
Mcclure.
T. J. Gregory and wife, Miss Ada Morris,
Miss Fannie Norton, Miss Mary Comely
and Mr.. @. B. Hoge, of Flushing, Ohio,
were in the city yesterday.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-02-17
TIE MINERS Strike.
Marshall. Van Fossen & Co.'S Coal
Bank at Fulton Idle.

Marshall, Van fossen q COS Ooai
Bank at Fulton Idle.
Yesterday the miners at Marshall, Van
Fossen & Co.'S coal bank struck for q
check wsigher, and asked to be allowed the
weight of the black belt in the vein Of
coal. Below we give both sides OF the
trouble.
The miners claim that they are not get
ting full weight, Mr.. Marshall, one OF the
firm, having been the weigher. They
wanted 3 check weigher. Another trouble
Is concerning what is known as the black
belt, q streak of dark rock running through
the center OF the vein Of Goa, and amounting
TO about one,sixteenth Of their wages when
it is deducted from their pay.
The firm claim that they were agreed
20 let the men have q check weigher, but
did not make any mention about the black
belt The firm has decided TO keep the
bank closed until they get what they
c,sim are their lust rights.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-02-17
Rsal H.tate FrausfRrS.

Deed made the 10th day OF February,
1884. by VIM West and wife. conveying
10 John West the north half OF lot No. l.
in square 10, in J. and J. Z. Bakers addi-
ton to Wheeling Consideration 800
Deed made the 4tb day Of January, 1884,
by J. ID. Du Bots and vile, VIM. II. Woods
and wife, Sam'l P. Woods and vile, VIM
II. Hosssck aud wife, Francis Armstrong
snd wife and child, to Isaac d. Prsger, con-
yryipg lots No. and 3 in square 2S in Bu.
.us Vista addition to the city OF Wheel.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-02-17
Enxagement Rings.
RanRa for ReAuties.

To he Editor Of Ole Sunday Register.
Which is the right finger for q man to
wear an engagement ring on? HATTIE.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-02-17
.Sh00tfhe Hat 4"

T" tie Editor Of The Sunday Register.
On entering a gentlemen's private office
is it proper to keep your hat on or tika it
of +. ". 1.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-02-17
Stuck on the Noon.

10 the Editor Of the Sunddy Register.
How much larger is the moon from the
toll? am going TO ball to morrow eve,
Nc ny girl wanted NE TO find out. | am
hu,!. F. f. Nj,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-02-17
Commissioners Sale Of Valuable q
Estate and Stocks.
TN THE MUNICIPAL COURT o. vHnj
in, West Virginia, william s'Ab.s
Ioupia Dickest held an: othsn.
II CuANCERN,

TNTHE MUNICIPAL OOuRrof VILE
I'm, West Virginia, William y. stSb,t'
Iouv,a Dickest held an: othsr.
~ cHANcERY.
The undersigned special conn 90
Hereby give notice that .pursuantb y,
ibofiiy vested In them by deere. ai,s
paid court In the above entitled oaos
9Th day Of January. lsst they VIZ 90
URDAY, THE 2D DAY or hABCb, ~
1854, commencing at 10 O'Clock 49,
public auction. at the front dS9r ., .'
city OF wheeling, forty-nine ~ GC
the stock Of the Wheeling and ri
Bridge Company, twenty-five shaf~
stock Of the Citifens' Railway Compau
also the following described real ouS
ate In said city OF wheeling, that pbs
First. The north 0ne.third OF
beIsd one hundred and twenty iso
and Eleventh streets. On thi' pfoS
erected the brick house now oocg
Edward Cnristman - an auction ros
dwelling. This parcel OF real e-As
MIDI subject 70 Q iease Of same 10 saA
man sxilnng March 81, lssS al -
I'VE hundred dollar Per snnum. 49,
equal quarterly iDstalmsnts. The
taking the rent Gccruipg from sn'
a. Second. The south ,vo.th,rt, o,as
,ered nfiy.thres ,S3J IN Hon and Ca'l
addition 10 said city, on the Sc
Main street, between Tweuty.nr6 "'
ty.eecond stre>N.
The said south Two thirds OF LOT -
ffty-thYee will be offered - inei
and will also be offsrei IN two paosl
Two parcels viii he separated BY Ih
through the middle Of ths wall 49,
two bouses occupying the front 80
the property, and EXPANDING back nn.
The Wostsrn line OF the lot, and
in whichever way the best price
Ar OF the real estate Aforesaid -"
proved and deairable properly. -, ,,<r
TERSs OF SALE-saSd ARE -,
be sold for call; and said fea' es 80
Told for ore third Of the purehss
90 M uch more thereof ~ the pu'. 80,
elect cssh In hand on the day
The n 20 sinder In two equAl ln.ta', -
able respectively IN one and tso y.hd
ipfsres', the purch ser q wing hIv,ss--l
rood personsl security for I've ,,.p
taImepts cf the purcbsse mono, -
retsI ed until the whole OF 'N
money thsll be peid: ~ srs.ft
ALFRED CALD.r
Spscial Comm 90"
wurHLts1, w. VA, Psb. ~. IVA
Ihs7eby certify that bond 70 "a -,
fI5 mo and security has bseJ LssoG
Shove named special com % 80 20.
uuirsd by Law and the deere" nIpsis
THOMAS u. .hHS'
- sAa AnnfrinNl lOuTs %
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BIG IMPROVEMENT.
The B. & o. Railroad Go = New Round
House and Mac hine shops.

The b a %. RAILROAD 70 . New Bound
House and Mac hine shops.
The B. & o. Railroad shops are now q
sSens Of active work. A force Of men are
busily engaged repairing engines ets., and
another small party are moving around
sighting the ground. In reply to the re-
mark OF the reporter Is to what they were
doing Q workman replied:
"Thsy are getting ready to build .
q large round house and other necessary
buildings, long needed here"
"Haye they drawn up the plans, ETC."
asked the reporter.
"Yes, sir; and the work Of building the
structure commenced Immediately"
what Is to be the Sze OF the round
houser'
know it will be Q hne brick building and
Is 10 contain thirty pits, that will be
building about three times the size of the
present round house"
"Will they put up any other buildings?
aCsrtainly; an Office and machine shop
and All the necessary buildinga.s These
buildinR will b completed In less than
three months and you can then see - 6ne
. machine shops and round house as there
is any where."
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-02-17

The Opera House contained IN immense
and enthusiastic audience last night TO
listen to Colonel Jake Kemple's lecture on
the Government Mule. Prom the moment
the Colonel appeared on the stag the
f,css Of the auditors wore extensive grins,
md before the closs the roars Of laushter
that burst from their lips told that the
mule was perfect success. and hsd sdded
another feather 10 the Oolonefa hat - \
ceeds were quite large, but owing 70 the
latepeu Of the hour The amount could not
be sseertained.
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therefore Thou. Romeo:,
7" The Editor Of the Sunday Register

7" Ne fdItOr y ne S"huIV htgISEt.
l have prepared myself in the role OF
Juliet, and would like to meet with 8
Romeo. DO you or any OF your readers
know of surprisingly handsome young
gent who would go 10 the trouble to learn
the part. He should be slender, as | don't
want the side of the house torn dow1
when we come to the balcony scene.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-02-17
Speciai 'on
wuYyLtsg, w. VA. PED. u. ist

thereby certify tina, bond 10 ~ .,,,s
fl50O and security has Bee Eossn 81
Shove named special com O - -
quirsd by Law and ths deere |" nIasis.
Clsrk OF the Municipal CouH o.
falGh