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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-19
A NEW COAL COMPANY
TO OPERATE THE UNION MINIS
Opposite aouud.yllls-A valuable Property
Owned by Three Prominent Men, one
of Them a rssldolt Of whssllog.
Grswsh she Coai Basinsss There.

Oas OF ths proprietorS Of the Union
Coal works, opposite Mouadsville, says
that a joint stock company, with ample
funds, is about being organized for the
purpose OF operating the works on an ex.
teusiye scale. A meeting OF those inter.
ested will be held at Bellairs one day this
week, for the purpose of pertecIing all
preliminary arrangements, when q charter
will be at once applied Tor and a large force
Of miners employed and put in the
mines. This is one OF the most extensive
and va!u .ble coal properties in the Ohio
Valley. The slope was put down about
the close Of the war, and with the hosting
and pumping apparatus, all Of which Is OF
the most substantial character, cost about
SlOO 900. Long entries are opened up and
supplied, as Is the slope, with heavy 1T"
rail tracks, cars, ETC., and everything IN
complete readiness and order for mining
and taking out coal rapidly and in large
quantities. The property consists Of over
100 acres OF land, and is owned by DR..
Frissell, OF this city, Hon. Jos. ". Gal
lhDEI1 Vi huNANoNlhSl AAA SAA%S+ SANAAAf
SOP, who lives on the place.
B.tween 05 and 100 miners are at pres.
ent employed at the Mouudsville Coal
ComIaoy's works, the output Friday last
reaching the enormous quantity OF II, 900
bushels. All the coal mined, with the
exception OF that AIKEN to supply the
local demand, no uncomfortable amount
by the way, as owing 70 the rapidly d.
minishing supply Of FIRE wood in the VI
entity nearly all the surrounding farmers
use coal for heating Purposes excln'
sively, and many Of them in theit
cooking stoves, is dumped directly
from the recently erected hosting
apparatus into railroad cars, on the track
extending to their works, and promptly
shipped 10 points along the lines Of the B
4 d. and the Ohio River Railroad. More
than one-haIf the present output OF the
works comes to this city. Time was, and
not very long since, that Moundsville re,
lived almost its entire supply Of Goa
from the Benwood and BoIg's Run mines
Now thousands OF bushels are shipped
from there past those places daily.
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Are you disturbed at night and broken
OF your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with pain OF cutting teethP i 80,
send at once and get bottle Of Mrs. VIM
slows Soothing Syrup for Children Teeth
ing. Its value Is iucslculable. 1t will re-
Iieve the poor little sufferer Immediately.
Depend upon it mothers, there is no mis-.
take about It. 1t cures dysentery and
diarrhea, regulates the stomach and bow
els, cures wind collie, soitens the gums, re.
duces intlammRtions, and gives tone and
energy TO the whole system, Mrs: Win
slows Soothing Syrup for Children Teeth
ing Is pleasant 10 the taste, and is the pre-
scription Of one OF the Oldest and best fe-
male nurses and physicians in the United
Stats, and is for sale by all druggists
throughout the world. Price % cents
bottle, MwH&W
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TWO pOpULAR OPERAS.
"Patienee" and "GlrOhs. GlroIa" by Il
o,,,r uaryIa ComhnnY

"Patience" and "Girohs-GIron" by the
Starr Harris Company.
Yesterday afternoon the Starr Harris
Comic Opera Company gave Gilbert &
sullivan'sopera, Patience, or Bunthorne's
Bride" at Charley shay's Academy Of
Music to an unusually large audience for
matinee. The piece was creditably pre-
sented in every respect. The cos umes
were artistic, appropriate and rich, the
singing all that could be desired, and the
acting really as clever as that cf any COM
pany which ever produced the opera here.
Mr.. Starts chorus wins new plaudits at
every appearance. It is little weak nu-
mericaliy for "Patience," but otherwise
much above the usual chorus OF trav-
cling companies. Mr.. Deshon was bet
ter Bunthorne than has been seen here.
Mr.. Harvey was satisfactory in the role OF
Groaenor, and Messrs. MacSweeney, o.
borne and Dagnal as the dragon oificers
fulfilled the requirements OF the parts
yocally and dramatically. Miss Duryea
was charming Patience, while Misses
Roberts, Knowles and Douglass were
ideal "rapturous maidens." Miss Ray
mond's Lady Jane was a very artistic
character.
Last night "Girofle-Girola" was excel
lently given, Miss Douglass perSonating
tho twin sisters, Mr.. Osborne the father,
Mr.. MacSweeney MOurEouk, Mr.. Harvey
Mdrosquin, and Miss Duryea Aurora. All
tho parts were acceptably filled, and the
costuming and stage setting was up to the
high standard the public has learned TO
expect OF this company.
This evening the ever popular "O!ivette"
will be the opera. The company has the
peculiar qualifications for putting on this
piece with most charming effect, and
doubtless the performance will be one OF
the most successful Of tho week.
Tomorrow night, in response to a gen
eral request by the public, THE Mikado"
will be repeated. Several large opera par
ties have been formed for that evening.
The pressure brouGhtto bear on the man.
agement TO induce a repe:ilion at night OF
the Japanese piece was unusually strong,
aud was not only from Wheeling people.
made the same request. The popularity
Of this opera, as presented by Mr. Starr, 10
not hard 10 explain. Wheeling lovers OF
opera have in 1t an opportunity TO witness
at popular prices, ranging from 10 to so
cents, u rendition Of the opera which is
Gaid by these who have seen the perform
ance at the Fifth Avenue, New York, to
compare iayorably with that in costumes,
stage setting and music, being inferior
only in number OF singers, which is a
trivial defect in "The Mikado." Friday
night and Saturday afternoon will be the
only performances OF this opera. 1.-THE
Mascotte" will be the closing opera, Sat
utday night.
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NATURAL GAS.
It's Eject on the KHnRWhn Coal Trade-For
ECU MsrGhAnts' Views.

Its Eject on the kAnRWhn Goal EFaue-Eor'
ECU Merchants Views
A number of leading manufacturers
from Richmond, Ind, were visitsrs to the
Washington county, Pa, oil and gas
fields yesterday. To-day they will inspect
the workings and results oil natural gas in
and about Pittsburgh, with a possible
view towards investment. They say that
uulees they can get natural gas at their
plants they will either have to quit or
move to Pittsburgh.
Mr.. Neil Robinson, OF Coalburg, this
State, was also in Pittsburgh with these
gentlemen Tuesday evening, and inter-
viewed by the Dhpatch representative.
In reply 10 the question, How is Pitts
burgh natural gas affecting the coal inter.
ests Of the Ksnawha ValleyT' Mr.. Rob
inson, who is prominent coal operator,
said:
at affects US badly. Kanawha opera
tors have paid big price out Of their
pockets for every gas well struck in this
region. Heretofore We have always been
able TO sell our slack and nut coal Tor Lit.
tie more than enough 10 pay expenses.
Now we lose money on every bushel
loaded. No one will buy slack and nut
coal when boat load after boat load ofgood
coal lies at every wharf down the river
waiting for buyers. Since the big rise in
the Kauawha, two big companies have as:
signed. That Is what we think Of natural
gas in Pittsburgh. There is no use for
coal in Pittsburgh, and it is all run into
Southern markets at Tuinous prices, to
Pittsburgh operators as well rs to opera
tors along the Kanawha and in the Hook
ing YalleY.N
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In "The Sleeping Beauty" to be pre-
sented ut the Opera House this evening
by the Adah Richmond American Bur.
League Company, there ia zouaye drill
by twenty pretty girls, followed by the
Zouave flag ballet, said to be full beauty
and grace. There is also On Egyptian
march which has been highly praised.
The company has been playing 10 good
business in Indianapolis, st. Louis and
Chicago. The company renders the latest
and most popular songs, including select
ions from "The Mikado," "Nanon," "The
Back Hussar," and other new operas.
The popular song "Read the answer In the
Stars, will be given. Tho costumes arc
said to be very rich. Reserved seats at
RlnrnaT'a
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One Experiep Ce OF Many.

One Experience Of Many.
Having experienced great deal OF
TROUBLED" from indigestion, so much 90 tstl
came near losing my
LLti
Ny t.ouble always came after eating any fool
However llsh:
And dlgeStible,
For two or three hou,s at time had 70 y
through the most
ExcrucIating palms,
"Aud the only way ever got"
"Rellei."
Was BY throwing up all my stomach coniAind1
No one can conceive the pains that had Hp
through, until
"Atlnt"
Twas teienI 80 that for three weeks LAY d
bed AID
Could eat nothinEl!l
Ny sulerings were 10 that called ;So doCiaus
give me something that would stop the ltin
Their efforts were no good to me.
All heard good ofA
"About your Bop RittsDl
And determinod to try them"
Got q bottle-in four houn took the ConttRas
onoiill
Mex. day was out OF bed, and hase Ho!ssai
"slckw
Hour, from the same cause S'nce.
Ihlve recommended II TO LuudNdS OF O!htA
You have no such ,.,-,a.
Advocate a. Eu"
10. .s,..., GEo. kendall,
Allston, Boston, IiA
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PIr1sBuRou, Nov. ia Beaver Falls,
Pa, special says: Frank Tress was mys'
tOriously and fatally stabbed alta German
Catholic ball held last night in Turner's
Hall. Hewas standing with others where
there was some crowding and good natur-
ed jostliDg, when he suddenly felt sharp
pain in his side. An investigation showed
a dangerous wound. It isnot known who
did the cutting.
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Mrs. Mary A. Daley, Of Tunkharnock,
Pa, was afflicted for Sixyears with Asthma
and Bronchitis, during which time the best
physicians could give no relief. Her life
was despaired Of until last October she
procured bottle Of DR., Kings New Dis
coyery, when immediate relief was felt,
and by continuing It's use Tor short time
she was completely cared, gaining In fesh
80 pounds in a few months.
Free Trial Bottles Of this certain cure OF
all Throat and Lang diseases At Logan 4
Co. g drug store. Large Bottles 81 90,
MWHaW
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OIL to compe,e WITH Gas.

James Billings, Of Boston, is in Pitts
burgh investigating natural gas. Mr..
Billings says they are figuring on a new
scheme up there in Boston, in tho way Of
fuel, Just now, by means Of which they
hope TO cope with natural gas, and that is
the utilizing OF carbon oil, by the COM
mingling OF the elements Of which crude
petroleum is composed, in the chamber Of
the furnace, with larger supply Of air
than usually finds its way there under
ordinary conditions. Petroleum smokes
when burning because Of deficiency Of
oxygen to take up its excess oil carbon. It
fails, when lighted, to give out all it's Ia.
tent heat, because the oxygen OF single
atmosphere will not suffice ior the perfect
combination Gifts elements, aud this diff
Guilty is completely overcome by supplying
larger amount by mechanical lueaus;
that Is, by the use Of an air pump which
Is under complete control, and worked
directly by steam from the boiler. Mr.
Billings adds: Manufacturers up there
expect to do great deal with this
new process, but from what have asCer-
tanned with regard 10 natural gas they
will not be able 10 compete with Pitts.
burgh manufacturers. There was test
OF the Therm motor some time ago at Sa-
lem, Mass, water works, and 1t was shown
to DO success in every way in the matter
OF economy OF fuel"
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L,s.aoOD& o., Vsll dry good Tie cheapegt,
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TRUNKS.


INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. lS.-A local freight
train on the Cincinnati, Hamilton and
indianapolis railway, which left here at
FIVE o'clock this morning, went down into
Big Buck creek, seven miles from this city,
dangerously injuring Charles Holland,
engineer, John Macnaughton, fireman,
and John Franklin brakeman, aIl Of In
dianapolis. Eighteen oars were thrown
into the run. In order to clear the way it
was found necessary to burn the entire
wreck.
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BRADFORD, Pa, Nov. ls-opened At q lOs{; clos.
cd At 81 OK: higheaI 81 lOM; lowest 81 Oh runs
ten 6S.6Il barrels cleArauceS 2,ea.0 barrels.
PIrnBuRoW, Pa, Nov. ls-Petrolsum excited
aud Irregular to-day; opened Al 81 t0N; lowest
II Cd; highest q w; closed a. 81 az a llrQe
amount Of oil CHANGED hands during the day.
oECITY, Pa. Mgr, i.4l;-opeasd a 2 igEli high.
69770 CO barrels; ceSalcla 6pl0C0J barrels; Ahip-
menh Is 40 barrels: charterl ssh baTTelI
TnusvIIlI, Pa, Nov. l&-opened at u l05<;
highest q IL; lowest q CG1S; closed at q OK /
lhipmGnta Il, go barrels; chAiien 50 ga barrels
NEW YoEk, nov ls-PelIolspm arm; United
closed at0l Ujss
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James Cline, "Eggy" CondrGy's com.
panion In the Dfovers' Home till tapping
affair, was tried at Mouudsville on an in.
dictmenf for felony and found guilty by
tho Jury aR indicted. The verdict, how
ever, was set aside by Judge Jacob upon
justify such verdict; that the oiIenss,
which appears 10 have been clearly
proven, did not attain to the dignity Of a
felony. Prosecuting Attorney Meighen
expresses himself as confident Of his
ability 10, send Cline TO the pen, when
the case Ia again tried, Other altorneyp,
however, hold different views, and cay
that no higher grade Of crimS than mis-
demeanor eau be made Of the cirsnse.
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NEW YORK Nov. ls-Money on call 2AS percent alt,
closing q TX percent. Pine mercantile giPei
l5Sa5T percent FOREIGN Exchange very dnli Al
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A PLEASANT and instructive entertain.
ment will be given in the lecture room Of
the United Presbyterian Church to.mor-
row evening. The frst part will be an al
lagofy cllled "Seekingior Happiness" the
characters being taken by ladies and little
girls. The entertainment will conclude
with the old and always popular and
laughable "Mrs. JArloy's Wax Works"
The evening will be q thoroughly enjoy
able one, as no pains have been spared 70
make the affair perfect success.
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TIE IhCb NHHUUUC6U IUI VU-lHUIIUW
evening at the Chapline street rink be.
tween Jesse Durkett, OF this city, and
john Dobbins, OF steubenvile, formerly
OF Martins Ferry, promises to be most
exciting one. 1t is to be a race Of mile
heats, best two in three, for purse Of $50
a side. Both men are said to be in excel
lent form, and Dobbins especially Is
skating better than ever before. A mum.
Der Of his Martins Ferry friends are ex-
pected 10 be present. 1t is bound to be
holly contested race. u.....
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THERE will be supper and festival
given at the new Mission Sunday School,
corner Labelle Avenue and Jacob streets,
this evening from till 10 O'Clock ?. N,
by members oithe Disciples Church and
officers Of the school. Admission and
supper q cents. As the proceeds are for
paying for the Echool room, it Is desired
that all will attend.
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Tho Ashland Nail Mil.

AthIaHd IRdrptHieat.
The Norton mill turned out 8,745 kegs
Of steel nails last week, with eighty ma.
chimes running. At the end Of the week
two feeders who had taken machines
gave up their job. One had been feeder
for nine and the other for ten years. We
are informed that but one would have
made mailer. These places were filed
on Monday morning. On Tuesday, sew
enty.nine machines were in operation.
The mill received in all ITO tons Of steel
last week, and the remainder Of the 1000
tons will soon DO delivered.
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Gt1e Gatelkigetteer:


wGnted-GrooerY Clerk.
For ROnt-FurniIhCd ho1El.
DIGmOndS-I. @ Uill1u.
For Rent-C0mIortAp bic B:ick House.
FOr ,ale Chelp-SsClnd hand Bicycles and
Wagons -LoGZ 3 II 8,
Decorated tea SetI-RWlnI BTo7.
HuCkwheat tinnr-H CHechen.
Umbrella sAnls John Erledel.
boys kubbrr Goals ID GundliRE 4 Co,
Geo. II. Shook i Co.-hCAd OF Local.
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WE have now on exhibit cur Fall and
Winter stock OF WOOlens, being com.
plete line Of SuitingS, PantalOOnlngs and
OICrcOaiings, which We shall get up in
ilrSt.claSs style and 1T, and nj lowest
prices. Also, u full line Of Furnishing
c. HESS & SONS.
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Proposals.

>COAI FOR
The Public Schools.
Proposals 10 supply the Public Schools o. the
ciry With Coal for one year from the 20'h inSt
viii be received by the underSignei until SocloSk
?. \. OF ThursdAy, November 10 1885.
bach prOpo Al should specify Of what price por
buSheI inc bidder will furnish good and mer
charitable article Of Clean Coal 10
All the Schools In the MSatet, or
The ScaooN north Of tho Geek;
The Schools south oil the CIeSki
The School on the slRRd, or
Any school sepAratey.
The right IL reserved TO reject any or all lids.
Proposals. should bs encloRd In sealed envelopes
endoIs,d, Proposals u Supply Coal" ind ad'
dressed II f, II P peSl9 faScS,,on.
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A NEW JERSEY man once said that the
people in the state rather liked mosqui-
toes, because they felt go good when they
we're gone. There IN ust besomesuCh feeling
in the minds OF those who havesutfered the
pangs OF rheumatism, and been speedily
relieved by the use OF st. Jacobs Oil.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-19

THEY ara coming, the champion byci-
Gle riders Of America, Mr., Clarence Ii.
smith and Miss Minnie Rouchells, at
the ALEXANDRA Palace Rink, Friday and
Saturday evenings November 20 and 81,
Grand family matinee Saturday ut
o'clock. Music by Mayer's band.
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me Benvood son,pIracy Cnuos,

The conspiracy cases against the Ben.
wood nailers and others, the progress Of
which has been watched with such general
interest, on account Of the prominence Of
the gentlemen indicted and the severity
Of the penalty, 1t being made felony
under the act OF 1882; and the fact OF
these being the first indictments under
the act ever returned in this section Of the
state, were continued at the recent session
Of court at Moundsville, TILL next term Of
court.
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Just received sixty pairs OF those ladies'
extra high cut, fine pebble, morocco but
ton shoes. A special offer a. s. w per
pair at J. W. ANICH's,
llI3 Main street.
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WE caution the public against Agents
who claim TO sell goods for us on weekly
payments. They are lwpOsterS.
JACOB W. GRUBB, Jeweler.
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REv YoRE hoy. ls-Leagher in fair demand and
eim: hsIlSsE al aSSnSs Ayres Light, middle aud
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For the next three days l will sell La
dies fine flexible sole, Duree Kid, Button
Shoes, made on opera, French and com.
mon sense lasts, at So %, worth $3.50.
These will DO sold for cash only.
L. V, BLoND,
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CLOSING out at cost-Gents' English
Waukenphast Shoes, in Lace and Con-
gress, at l.. V. BLoNDs'
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TnoMAs MAMMALIAN, No. SO Montgomery
street, Hudson, N. Y two years ago was
given up by his physicians. He was af,
1icted with dyspepsia and obstinate con-
stipation; had lost forty pounds in weight
and was q bed.ridden Invalid. He com
menced taking Braudreth'a PILLS In doses
Of Eve, four, two and one. Then he took
two eve,y night for month, gained eight
pounds in weight, and was able TO attend
TO business. He took two pills every night
for the following six weeks, and was en-
tireiy cured. MwTAw
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Stacy. Adams & Co. . mems finest shoes,
most stylish and best shoes made, at
J. W. AMICK's,
1IJ3 Main RtFepF
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WASHINGTON, Nov. lO.-lA. x.-For the
Ohio Valley and Tennessee, clearing
colder weather, northwesterly winds,
rising barometer.
For the Lower Lake region, clearing
colder weather, nolthwesterly winds,
rising barometer.
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03eO, ~. Sisonh < 90.
VEp. ~ H'N1N" q N30'
GEO, N. SHOOK
81 CO.

Invite special attention to the
immense stock. Of Ladies Gents
and Children's Underwear OF
every description, just received,
Our prices on Underwear are
the lowe st in the city.
Another ! Of the cele-
brated Cannonsburg Wool
Blankets received These
are the largest and finest
Blankets offered for the
money.
Our Cloak Department is re-
plete with the latest and choicest
styles OF Ladies', Misses and
Children's Wraps, which, not
withstanding the recent ad,
vances, we still offer at old
prices.
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The following shows the range Of the
Thermometer as observed at Schnepfs
drug store, 1918 Market street, yesterday:
IA. NJ, 45d; 70 ", 4S'; 3 P. NJ, 1877 P. NJ,
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GRIAr race at Chapline Street Rink Fri.
day night between Burkett and Dobbins
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FOR comfort, get one of those Best
Knit Jackets at C.. HESS d SONS.
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GREAT race at Chapllne Street Rink Fri
day night between Burkett and D0bbins.
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EVoR SALE TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.
Tho following Lots Tn wheeling Island belong
Ing 70 the estate Of the late Vim: Mccoy, viz:
Lots No. 60, 81 and u on Broadway.
Lots No 50 and 50 on York street
Lots No %, 100 and l0l on Virginia Etseet.
Lots No lOl, le5, ITO and Ill on Huron street
Lots No. IL, 10 and 1S9 on Wabash street
Lot No, ~ on Water street
Ru29 " v. HOHR 4 RRn.. IAN Market 1t
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GREAT race at Chapline Street Rink Fri
day night between Burkett and Dobbins.
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THE PERFUMED BALLROOM !

The Atlanta COrsiitiosr, speaking Of the ""
Owls display, adds: ,bs md
The pefintncd ball room wES one o. t'' i,,ss
and EFaceiul features Of this great cNelS ,s-,.t
guests entered the Opera House they Wt's tGssJ
With the most delicious Odon; a. uO' We an az
bioomIpE bid OF thousand flower. iny'',dD
laden WiIh The soft, sweet perfume 'ogi .y "a
be the very breath OF the goodies Of liy~II' 5as.
q Woolng 70 the RnletlGl Of the 0ctsSivn. syssrt
bin, neatly plGced, was playing aiI u, W tai
the cologne which gave tUrth M 1,.Es,r d
he pfaetioed SeaSei Of the lEdles o. ' r. segq
WhRt II wa. Nc need hardly sGJ Ihel w ~, 1.
and the two AlomiEerS were dispensing -
moSpheTe tho odbr Of