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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-13

By using DR.. haxier's Throat and Eung
Balsam--rhe only sure cure for Coughs,
Colds, Hosrseness and Sore Throat, and
Ill diseases Of the throst and lungs. do
not neglect Q Cough. 1t may prove fatal.
Scores and hundreds OF grateful people
owe their lives 10 Dr.. Fraxer's Throat and
Lung Balsam. and NO family will eyerbe
without 1t after once using It and discoys
iering its marvellous power. II Is pntup,
in large family bottles and sold for, the.
small price Of rs cents per bottle. Frazier
Medicine Cos. Prop's, Cleveland, Ohio.
Saratoga High Rock Spring later Tor sale
BY drnagists. W holessle agents: iLogan&
Co, Wheeling, W, Va, and j. O, Dent q
Co., Bridgeport Ohio. Ia, ,qg1 DAW ID
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'Awaiising sloieton,'.

,iaMt:E j. Springer, q Mechanicsburg, Pa
writes was afflicted with ling fever
and abscess on lungs, and reduced 10 %
walking skeleton, Got q free trial bottle
OF DR.. Kings New Discovery for con-
sumption, which . did me 30 much good
that | bought dollar bottle. Alter using
three bottles, found myself once morela
mar, comp stely restored 10 health, with .
hearty appetite and, n gain, in flesh OF
forty eight pounds" Call at !, ogan 4 Co.'s
drug store aud get a ten cent trial bottle
Of this certain cure Tor all Lung Diseases.
Large bottles 81 90, 4 al. MwR4w,
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A writer, arguing in favor Of elderly
women for wives, says; Sweet sixteen 4 1
insipids fascinating eighteen Is itame.h
He must be a lunatic. Whoeyer knew 81
. sixteen-year-old girl being insipid ortan
eighteen-year-old one tame 2-7Kent.teky
SAFE yonrnal. l.ltnL.- .ll ~. at.l.alti !.
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Vlllll, NctzlIrr md others.

NEUIl8 NVIAVII WIu V1IUI7' y
Ryylrtue oil a decree Of said Court In the above
oIje entered In Fart l, on the ID day OF January
isS III undersigned, appollttod a Special Com:
sSsOnc; i0f the purpose, will sell At public Ane
Don Il ne front door oi The court HousH Ioi said
NhnRkV mn
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Much slle Of interest 81 found IN. these
anSient documents, which may possibly
beshaped into another article. , n 3. i
- !, ,'it,,5 Is ~. ( ipt vi nv. T.sw. b
ciaeftnati o. w. 1, 5s 4 y, e il I,
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A vassar girl never complains about the
toughnesgot her boarding hohEe steak.
Rather than dot that she will shed tears 6f
sweet sorrow Us she thinksof the whsteof
chewing wlichis going on when meat
ofthatso isseryed upNin big chunk. y
Fdu iRffef 4ldrdnes. isltf an1 " t3iiFHt ~
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TnE want soap., IA. yop EIl grocer tor Z.

Doctors say that roller skating viii kill
Off our girls. This seems too bad; but
perhaps it will solve the problem Of the
prcponderence Of the female sea in, Mas.
sachusetts.@L otreI Citise,l., 4, ,....
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The girls were discussing their prefer.
ence for men OF high or low stature. .Antl
which doyou prefer, Gladys% .Hy.men,
Of course" Carried without dissenting
Voice.-St. Paul Herald. us. 1T 49, 7
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SGrrLRNiEESr o. TIIEt COUNTRY. :

The, late Mr. John Hite,. in the year
1855, built the first brick house erected
west Of the Blue Ridges This Ia but u
small one story building and rs now
owned by the, heirs Il the late MI. "A.
Neil, .atthe north end .oi stephensburg.
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Bnd anil security has been given by said COM
riSi9uyn aS required by law. - ,.,.u,
Cletk Of circuit Cont Of Marshall County, VIVA
L u
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: 1inlAiiYE used. ElYs Cream Balm for dry
catarrh Ito which every Eastern personis
subject who comes teliveinahigh laa-
,tude). 1t has proved cure in my cases.
p. FIN. WHEEs, Denver, Col Easy to
use, Price 90 cents. s-,ftu ald G%k4w,
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aeuE @poas.

A very large assortment Of La
dies, Muslin and Cambria
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Stop Thnt Conghi

'aEsl a'n79ll llll q, ~ q g ',1 Y
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'D1TTsBURGH, CINCINNATI q ST.
L LOUIS RAILwAY-Pa Panhandle RoHteit
In %
limo table for East and West corrected to. NOV.
l6, 1884. Trains leave Panhandle Station, foot Of
Eleventh street, near public landing, aS tolOwE--
Central Standard time: 3ifl lsIi1 VI
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~ HAVE suffered from eatarrh to such an
extent that I had to bandage my head 10
quiet tile pain. L was advised by Mr..
Brown, OF Ithaca. totry Ely's Cream Balm.
When suffering With catarrh or cold in
the head Thay6 never found Its equal
G.sAli CoopRR, DANNY, n. Y. Apply with
finger Price 80 cents. Ssa, GgP&w'
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"Rough on corns.p

Ask for Wells Trough on corns," 15c.
Quick, complete cure. Hard or soft corns,
warta, buniona. eit .Its..i5, ~
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. Aeifl hsying,two tongues was recently
born In New York. This .accounts for 60
many immigrants coming West Netcman
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DIR. j. j h. SMITH,
"a " No. u el chapllne Street, {.

tssr @ Near Fourteenth Street.
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Mp4 d d SssSeaS be sstl cured b
liz e s1ss, SSsss Sls:S q NM W.
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"A RfEht1l CHEttkS In honn, Ours IN 3days.
fun Bad cases wanted. Drug STORE, - y,
fplkff iitf 81, ta,, GEat ISL AfaSktt
10 REIt street, N9leellnSs b q Il u q
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: POVERTY AND sUFPERINa.

!. II was dsgSed down with debt poverty and
suffering for yean, caused by . Siek family and
large bIlls toE doctoing, is1d sIsi,l
u aas completely discouraged, until one yeal
sgo;by the advice Of my pastor, commenced
uIhg Hop RltteFs, aud In one month we were all
well, and none ottus have seen 8 sick day since,
and I want To my to all poor men, you can keep
your families well year with Hop HitteB for les
than Que DOCTORS visit will cost. know it,''rA
woRxiAGNAa. y s7tt $40 isftaE
hrB.None genuine without q bunch Of green Hops
on thewhIte label Shun all the vile, poisonous
stun with ''iop" or Hops" in their flame.
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HGIyx yor d reason on comphlsion?
Why n. Course i viii. T. am cured Of
fheumatism, which, has kept me enslayed
iortwenty yeRfs, by using Salvation Oh,
which cost me only Is cents,
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SALEOF ISLAND REAL ESTATE
Homestead Tnct.
IppuhGaace Of decree Of the Circuit couEt Of
Ohio t0uaty, West Virginia, entered on ,thel ylSt
tly Of January, ISIS, IN the case d Cfh1lmer and
Othen against Indiana MCswOTds and other, the
aadsiIisatd Special Commissioners win, on
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Canadian girls run ,awayino with the
coachman, but; with the oolmaster,
The.ieminine hear, somehow; turns easily
to.a rod orswhip. - ottisvilte Courier jour
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Msdtel;ai.
4 GRRAT PROBLEM.

~ .g5t5l 4tH lNf a.i f4ttl "
.;s-zas sllths kidney and Liver "a
L n BigslS &aietaesi ie Il
-TakeAll the Blood puhhert, i ~
-fake all the Raeu@usle remedies ~
ai-1ake eli the .Dyspsptia and Indigestion 81
'-Take all the Asas, Fever, and bilious !.
= IL, ,.,- sptetAes, n
.f-Take oil the Brain and Nerve force 81 -
II as1s ~ TtvitefJ, r 81
(, TAKE Ill The 6Wat health restorefs. q
-lH shOft, take al the best quRliI Of eli these,
and the Z, '.sS.. -+eat u
Qaailto Of all The bes. medicines In The world,
aud you. win dnd that b4 Hop B
-sl.teI have The best curative sasl!ttisss and
in thSm, and hat they will euro when any o.
all Of these, Singlyor --eoMetaed Il
Fail A.hoEouSh trial VIM give positive proof
otthls. .,lail s5sss ',saa 2 x
r l-He6 HARDENED LIVER. s..
Five ycan ago brskC down with kidney and
liver complaint and rheumatism. III M
Since then have been unable To DO about at all.
became hard Ike wood; my limbs were
putfcd up and hlled with water.
An the bcst physlclansas that nothing could
cure me, resolved 70 try Hop Dltters;t have
used seven bottlcs tho hardness has all gone from
my liver, the swelling from my, limbs, and 1t has
tr6rketi Rltraeis In my case; otherwise I would
have been now inmy grave. J.w.MoREY, Buffalo,
Oct. !, 1881. g FtTi
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TUBDAY, APKL d lM0!

BEGINNING o'clock A. ", sell at public auction.
lhe iroat door Of the Court House Of Ohio cOunI
WV, Va, the following described real property,
i1E W. Va that Is 10 kay: The north OnO.hAll OF
W homestead tract Of Daniel Zane, ;deeeAsfd. the
EhSeot which tnlGt contained tWtntyOne acres
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, !scc 4, 20 Z, hahn lEE. A S ,ssd

iGThanks 10 Or. Pierce, there Is o talgl in
his Golden Medical Discoyeryn-a Hbalm
for every wound to health, from colds,
coughs, consumption, bronchitis, and all
chronic, blood, lung and liver affections.
OF druggists. II. ST., nj e,roA
We've got money to bet that one: third
Of the EnglishigiFls born the next year
WILDE named Yesult. ~ Cincinnati iier-
chant 1raueter.
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wa. HAlEa. AnetigaefF. n SIE I5lIIBl |
lAtety certify that ". ]. ". Cowden, tho special
Commissioner appointed by the Circuit Court o.
QUO county In the AbOVH entitled cause, has given
boi therein in the penalty Of $1,000 conditioned
~ Clerk Circuit Court Ohio County ". Va.
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RT. pEyRlEs. General Al Gseni. Wheeling :, : :

:WHEELING q PITTSBURGH DIVI.
{ on and; aftef DECEMBER u, Trains win airlye
aud depart u follows Wheeling time:
For Pittsburgh. daily aud 4:!0 q. m. and 90
p. NJ, daily except Sunday.
For WlShIngtOn- 4:lO daily and s:2s a. n, and
4:G6 and i:20 p, m. ~ 4t1a
From Pittsbdrgh- lc:S5 a. m. and 200 and 1l:lh
.. NJ, daily, excerpt Sunday. s.a5f
From washington 10 daily and 1895 q. m, and
200 and 1l:06 p. N. daily except sunday.
G &. LORD. Gen. Pas. Agt, baltimore, Nd,
TH0S. N. KING, Gen. supt. PitHbutgh, Pa.
FLEtiITHs Piss. Agent. pitlbuFgh. Pa
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Sale Of the last piece Of property above men
toaol liOurnc,l until Saturday, March u. 1855
ElOOclGrA. W. J. y, cQWDEN.
mn EpeCiRl Conf iisslOpGf,
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= "a e ~ a $1,000 REWARD. iosIteiins,
'NHnNAihs ~ Hleedlng o. pR0sfttdlng PILES De
Il tkEu soda Isssa 9 q o' Z Drug store
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az Of the asst ard sbtEaI Pieces Of property
tsoTe mentioned ~ ADJOURNED until lsatnrlayi
Nl'rh :, lSSj, At 10 O'Clock N: .l.IsL.J,1 |
nd Special Commissioner.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.

Fs 81 q
Time table corrected TO Eovemhcf28, lsSiA Trims
leave Panhandle Station, loot Of Eleyen Stte0t.
TTfme-Whlch Is IS minutes E0Wer that Wheeling
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l1HloI sGLE-0ne third Il the purchase tnoBcy
SngCh more ms the puShEser may cleo cash 10
BIaIls nsi rCtIvriy Ia GS al DO ia Tho
~ o. 'Alc, with Interest from that day, che pnr
1isef giving his nOEea ior The deferred install.
lag, and the title being retained TO secure the
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mo,,,,,,tssto,res's sa1s.

COMMISSIONERS SALE y, "a
u or1uE A
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Al0, The north hall Of lot number seventy.two
laSnd and IwCnty.third streets, In the addition
Lid out By John EOR and William Qhapllne o the
Ciyui Wheeling LII Ohio county, West Virginia.
SD pieces Of property VIII beBold Separately
TnxS OY sAIE-onc-t third Of tho utdha ln1ley
nd n much mono rs the purchaser shall electto
pJlH cash Oh the day oil sale, tho balance In two
H1ul instruments Al one and Two years from the
tYOi tsle the purchaser 70 give lOtes bearing I'M
taat With security approved by the COMMISSIONER,
n ia hAIaFFIII DSVHiRNLl
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Ancient Order OF Foresters.

Courts Littlejohn and Hudson, Ancient
Order of Foresters, gave their annual en-
tertainment and bali in Cooper's Hall on
Monday evening last. The entertainment
was gem of amateur art, and elected FREE
quent bursts Of applause from the large
audience. After the entertainment the
floor was cleared, and the merry dancers
took possession of the spacious ball room,
and held it until late hour Tuesday morn
ing The grand entree, which was very
cleverly executed, was led by Thomas
Rownan and wife. Among those present
were: William Purcell and lady, A. Delos
and lady, J. Calvert and wife, E. Brainey
and lady, John Forman and wife, h Rem
ecke and lady, William Heavey and lady,
John Stone and Miss Rohlff, Joseph Delos
and wife, William Shipper and lady, John
G. Hughes and Miss Ressie Maddox, A.
Goodman and lady, r. Warren and lady.
J. Lyons and wife, William Boag and Miss
Sadler, Joseph Griffin and Miss Sadler, M.
Herrick and lady, Joseph Taylor and lady,
r. Vessels and wife, James Nugent and
lady, M. ]. Flynn and lady, Elmer Pretty
man and lady, j. O'Mara and lady, Thos.
Hefferpan and lady, j. Delargy and wife,
Miss Nellie Delargy, Miss Steele, Mr.. Gro
nan and lady, E. Lawrence and lady, and
many others. The following are the Off
GERS of the Court ]. B. Delo, President;
G. Munzing, Vice President; T. Byrnes,
Treasurer; S. Holmes, Secretary. Music
for the occasion was furnished by Pro-
lessor Weller.
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THE FREE LIBRARY.
Can the City Bear the Expense of Such
an Institution.

an Institution.
One of the questions on which the peo-
pie are to vote specially next Tuesday, is
the establishment of public free library.
If the people approve of the act it means
the levy of a 1-3 mill tax on the commu.
nifty. Finance Commissioner DATE, in
conversation with the TATTLER on the sub
ject last evening, said, ssIf this proposed
free library involved an expenditure of
ST 900 or 1000, or even $1,000 would be
in favor of it, but when you come to figure
up the cost of the enterprise on the basis
proposed, it means 1-3 of a mill tax on a
valuation of 100000, 900, or equal to $780,
900. Now if the city wants to expend
$4,000 she could make her police, fire or
school service much more efficient than it
is at present As matter Of fact this
would eventually become part of the city
debt. Why? Because a great many of
these delinquent taxpayers would also be
delinquent in payment of the new tax
No if the city was in condition to stand
the expense of a free library, say by all
means let's have it; but in her present
condition really do not see how she can
can conveniently take any new response
bilities on her shoulders. "
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THE EDUCATION ACT.
Let Every Decent Citizen See that He
Votes for IL.

The shoe has pinched badly somewhere.
AL last week there were rumors that come
members of the Board of Education had
gone wild over the exposure made of their
dlsreputable methods and conduct in these
columns. At the meeting of the Board
that should have been held last Tuesday
evening, two of the members were primed
with resolutions denouncing the TATTLER
and calling upon it to recant. The men,
bers who allowed themselves to become ex-
cited are the very men at whom the TAT
TIER aimed its guns last Sunday morning
we knew who would hutter when we fired.
Inc TArTLER cares nothing for their
threats. It is, as its columns show this
morning, more Zealously determined than
ever, that If any effort it can make. can
wipe out the scandals of that nest of nasti-
ness known as the Board of Education. both
thesscandals and the Board shall be wiped
out. 1t is currently reported that some Of
the men who are in and want to stay in,
and the men who expect to get in, are
moving heaven and earth to defeat the
acceptance of the new act. They are pro-
posing, it is said, to flood the city with bal
lots on which rejection of the act is pre-
sented, and they are to be peddled at every
polling place. Let every citizen see to It
that he votes none of these ballots. They
have threatened, too, to cut every candi-
date on either ticket who refuses to help
them defeat the act Candidates can well
afford to be independent of them. Every
vote they lose by refusing to assist in the
defeat of the act win bring them half
q dozen votes if they stand firmly up for
the acceptance of the act Their very adj
vocaoy of the act will be an argument in
favor OF their fitness for Office that will
make them strong with the people at the
polls. The TATTLER has talked with some
of athe gentlemen who are unfortunately
members of the Board of Education, and
finds them in favor of the act. The mem
bers of the Board who are fit to be in it
will probably stand fair chance of being
to serve in a decently con-
structed Board by Mayor Collins.
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THE WEEKS AM5SEMENrs.
Another Splendid Bill at the Academy
The Kinks.

Another Splendid Bill mt the Academy
The Kinks.
The Academy of Music presents attrac-
ton bills for every night this week, and o
Wednesday and Saturday matinee. The
first thFee evenings of the week Augustus
Days brilliant comedy 20-8 that had
so long a run in New York, will be pro-
duced. The play is sparkling in dialogue
and SO crowded with laughable situation
that it keeps the audience in roar of
laughter. Miss Maggie Mitchell is the at
traction for the last three nights of the
week. She will play Fanehon the Cricket
on Thursday evening aad at the Saturday
matinee. Friday evening she viii appear
in the Pearl of Savoy, and Saturday even
ing in Little Barefoot The house should
be crowded every night in the week.
Special attractions are offered at the
Oakland rink this week. On Tuesday there
will be polo contest between the Oakland
and Metropolitan teams. Wednesday
night may be seen an exciting race between
the members of the Oakland Polo team.
On Thursday Messrs. Porter and Buckley
will give al exhibition of bicycle riding
and on Friday night potato rsce for a
silver medal will be the attraction. This race
will be open to all Saturday afternoon
the school boys viii haye Q rage, and in the
evening Miss Berthe Mann will give same
of her wonderful exhibitions of roller
skating. All of these attractions will be
extraordinary and should attract. large
upeoses,
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GoRED BY 4 COW.
A Woman BADLY Injured In her Door.
yard at Irvtngtom. tf

y~hU ~1 ArVAn&tOns
NEWARK, April 1.-THE wife of Edwin
Van Houton, residing in Montgomery
avenue, Irvington, Just over the city line.
met with g serious accident shortly after
noon yesterday, and lies in a precarious
condition. 1t seems that a COW belonging
to Mr.. Van Houton, has young calf, and
has manifested the usual nervousness and
anxiety of animals under the circumstances.
Yesterday small dog began barking at the
COW and calf, and the former finally be-
came frenzied with anger and chased the
dog about the grounds. The Rimble canine
lodged the COW and kept up furious
barking, until the COW was absolutely mad.
Mrs. Van Houton heard the barking and
started from the house to drive away the
dog, fearing the COW would injure herself
in some way, az seemed probable. She
called to the dog, but he paid no heed, and
she then approached the cow. The animal
turned upon her, and before Mrs. Van
Houton, who is large and heavy, could get
out of the way, the COW was upon her. A
single dash of the Infatuated animals head
drove one of its horns across the abdomen
of the unfortunate woman. Aid reached
her almost Immediately, the COW was driven
off and Mrs. Van Houton was carried into
the house The COW which caused the
injury has been quiet animal heretofore,
and except for the teasing of the cur
would have been peaceful enough. A few
minutes after the injury the COW was chew
ing its cud as complacently and harmlessly
as any ordinary beast.
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Hqxamer's Riding academy.

Hexamers Riding Academy, Hoboken,
was crowded on Wednesday night to wit
ness the exhibition given by the Pleasure
Riding Club. Miss Sierck, Miss j. Meyer,
Miss r. Weiderman, Miss L. Alien, Miss L.
Norris, Miss @. Leaman, DIR. Timme and
MessFs, B. 0tz, G. Mattlage. II. J. Thinker
and @. Schultze participated in the gallop
and trot evolution, after which there was
an exhibition of craftsmanship and daring
riding by Messrs. Philip Hexamer and Dr.
seam III The s s de ha msas eonaes aaS
by Messrs. Dr. Timme, S. or and 6.
Schultae, was won by the latter. A BAN
quet was held after the exercises at the
German Club House. Altogether it was q
highly entertaining affair.
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"HoME, SWEET HoArE,p
Mile. Nevada's Stand Against PATHS
Monopoly Agents.

-~--ON AK&AABl
Monopoly Agents.
CHICAGO, April 11.--Thers was q lively
scene at the Opera House last evening over
the war which is now recognized as having
opened between the Italian contingent of
Mapleson's Opera Company and Mile.
The latter was encored. but Sacuor
Ardltl at first refused to play, until the
audience became demonstrative, when he
yielded. Mile. Nevada sang ssHome, Sweet
Home, PATHS favorite, with exquisite feel
ing, and the audience rose to its feet. It
was nearly o'clock when the opera was
over, but crowds hocked to Mile. Nevaaa's
room and gave her sympathy and encour-
agement. 10 an old acquaintance she said:
Patti wants monopoly of Home, Sweet
home, and Arditi, where he " concerned,
don't dare call his soul his own. Thank
Heaven, | am at home and in the house of
nay tFlends. They know what they want
OF me, and when they ask it shall give it
It l can. l will say now to Araiti and all
the Italian party, that when the people
want me to sing Home, Sweet Home I
VIII do it if | have to snatch fiddle and
play the accompaniment myself. l am in
my oTp country, and / am not. to be
crushed by any little eoterie of high-priced
admlratlonists from abroad. If Mr.. Maple
son does not like that he can do the other
things though l will say believe Mapleson
mas nothing to do with these cOntemptible
lealousles, one phase of which cropped out