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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-14
GOT The DROP.
DariuS Hishwaymen Rob a stage Coach
of Money.

Darius uishwaymen Rob stage Coach
of Money.
OuluN. Neb, January IA dispatch
vas received last evening by General How
ard. commanding the Department Of the
Platte. from Fort Robinson, stating that a
dari9g stage robbery had been committed
a5ou. eighteen miles from the tort About
eleven o'clock in the morning the stage
coach running between Cdairon. the pres,
eat terminus Of the Fremont, E'khoru y
Missouri Valley road, and F2rt Robinson
was stopped by parry Of masked men,
Sho ordered the driver and passengers, on
whom they got the dtOp, TO throw up their
nsn!. which order was obsyed.
Tae highwsymsD then took possession
o: the express companys treasure box.
containing about 1000 "a gold, intend d
for he payment OF troops at Fort Robin
son. They then ordered the driver 10 pro
ce,i, whereupon the staEeCoach resumed
i,s Journey to Fort Robinson being under
cover of the highwaymen guns until out
of reach The robbery occurred neai
Dawes CITY. Upon reaching Fort Robin
son the driver informed Major Devices
me conuanjaut. whoimmedIately got ou
bis cayal.T and they are now securing
Tho country. Csyalry de;achmeuts hsv,
oiso bsap sent out from Fort Nioorara
Tslsyrams lave been dispatched TO SD,
80 CSp-enne. Laramie. Dead aoot aud
Mckinney. aud the whole country Will o'
secuted. Every sEor. will be made ti
-.s;I the ROBBERS, and General Lo*arc
tasls confident they viii be caF'ured. Ih'
ro6bsrs had evidently BEEN posted % t
his shipment Of gold 70: Port Robinson
The express company will be held sespon
sinIe inr its IOsq
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WSLLSBURG.
CupId's Work - Industrial - Tho Cold
Local News Notes.


Sp.caR Correspondence ef the Register.
WELLspURG, W. Va, January l3.--Tbe
marriage OF VIM. e. Duval, an enterpr.s-
ing merchant and thorough business man
Of Wclsburg to Miss Anna Amelia Spauld-
ing, daughter Of C. II. Spaulding, Esq
will take place at theresjdence of the latter
at 30 O'Clock tomorrow CThu'sdaD
afternoon, near Brilliant, Ohio. Mr.. aid
Mrs Duvsl will leave on the evening tram
foy Philadelphia and the East on an exten-
sive bridal tour.
Col. Jacob Kemple delivered his lecture
on The Yankee and Baked Beans at
School Hall last evening. The lecturer
afforded considerable amusement TO the
audience assembled.
The drilling at the gas we'll near the .
George papermill was resumed this alter
noon.
The thermometer registered IA b2iow
zero this morning.
The sleighing in these parts is becoming
excellent. A great many people from the
surrounding country are taking advantage
of the opportunity and came 10 the city to,
dsv, and numerous Wellsburgers enjoyed
their seighs this afternoon,
Rev. r. &. Nolape is visiting here.
Capt Thos. Il. Mong is guest at the
Hudson House.
Wiley Beall will leave on Saturday for
Washington 10 resume his studies at Trim
ity Hall.
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AMUSEhiEN rs.
RHEA.

RHEA.
Rhea, the charming cOmedienne, who
fills brief engagement at the Opera
House, commencing Friday evening under
the direction Of Mr. J. W. Morrissey, Justly
stands at the head Of English speaking
foreign actresses now before the American
public. Sne is alike admired Tor her grace,
beauty, force, sprightiLess and intelli-
gence. Her acting is always finished and
effective, while her English is well nigh
perfect her slight accent addinE piquancy
to her performance. This is Rhea's only
engagement in this cit. prior 10 her De
partuTe for Australia, az ste contemplate e'
making grand tour OF the globe, and
will sail from San Francisco on the 9th
Of May next, for Melbourne, stopping al
the capital Of the Sandwich Islands
en- route. Fer the past four years che has
successfully toured the United States ami
Canada. In oil the principal theatres she
has been accepted as the fhyorite Of the
highest literary and society circles. The
most eminent critics have yielded that she
is without an equal IN the portrayal OF
high comedy, her gentlenesS, refinement
and delicate sensbility being admirably
fitted for this branch of the dramatic art.
She received advice and instruction from
Charles Fechter SAMSON, the great teacher
Of the immortal Rachel, John Ryder, the
veteran English actor, and Beauvallet Of
the Paris Conservstoire In her repertoire
are fourteen plays more than is carried by
any other star. Her Costumes are msrvels
by Nine. Alexandra, Of Paris. She comes
surrounded by a superb comedy com
pany, including George f. Learock,
Char es Ambrose, Miss Adelaide Fit2ailen,
Miss Ella Wenn, and others equally prom
inent and well known. On the opening
night Sardou's exquisite comedy, "a Dan
gerous Game" will be presented, with
Rhea in her charming role of Helene. Al
the matinee, Rheas own version Of the
noted society play, "Frou-Frou, she TAX
ing the title role. Saturday evening, fare
we'll appearance, Gilbert's brilliant comedy
"Pygmalion aad Galatea, the star appear
ing rs the beautiful Galatea. This is fine
selectiou, and the charming LADY will nc
doubt be greeted by crowded houses. The
sale Of seats opened yesterday morning al
Bsumers music store.
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BEEDGEPORT.

The last chance to pay taxes. Books
are open at SCOTS feed store to-day.
An item appears in yesterdays lnteIIi-
gencer that the DenOcra s are pleased at
the possibility OF DR.. Todd serving his term
ont as postmaster. Nov, Mr.. Intelligent
Ger man, you must not be so easily guiIed'
Not only ore the Democrats anxious Tor q
change. but We can ci'e numerous proml-
nent Republicans Who are equally anxious
Why. there are even tgo girls in this place
who arc more popular Than the worthy
". P.
Joseph Beuner had the misfortune to
have one OF his ears frchen yesterday while
out sleigh riding.
The expert dominoe players Of thi place
are to play for silver cup lu me near
future. There are to be ten ssts Of part
ners who pu, up twenty five cents each to
buy the cap Each teAm PLAYS three games
with each o;her,teem aud in the end the
successful team saR-oif with nile games
/ the winner taking the cup .,
Mr.. Abe Pickard who Was hnrt on the
Hempfeid railroad the other day, wa'
brought home yesterday
Trains on the C. L 4 ". are about OF
time now.
On Tuesday night an impromPtu pro
resolve eucbre party was given at tn
rpsidence of Mr.. c NJ Rhodes By hi
aniable lady. =,
Jno. Cardrey, an engineer on the G, l.
4 W., leaves ioy Tippecauoe TO day, where
he will lead to the hymenal nI:sr one
the bellies Of that town.
There were q lnrge number Of Bridge
port people at the Uhapline street rink las =,
night attending the race between Will
Worley and John Gilhooley.
". W. Baggs, Esq is again able to
out
n. Kuhn, the ice man, hsd large tore
cutting the CONCEALED aqla pura
= Wheeling creek yesterday.
. The [ MON Cornet Band, assisted oY
|. number of local musicians will give co
e cert in the Mammoth Rink next WedAe
9 day night.
n Oswald GLiek, the pioneer neTsdeal
s and barber, has the popular monthly ma
e szines on hsnl for January: de al
keeps the REGISTER, daily and Sunday.
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A TERRIBLE TRAGEDY.
A Drunken Groom Murders His Brides
Rrother.in.Law for demonstrating.

A Drunken Groom Murders His Brides
BrOther-in-Law for demonstrating.
PlTTsBURG, Pa, January IA Bell
sire, Ohio, special Gays: A terrible tragedy
was enacted at Feno near GAINESVILLE, on
the B., L. & C. road, to-day. George
GslIogly aud Gordon Apperson quarrelled
when the latter was struck on the head
with chair by the former and instantly
killed. The body fell into an open CRATE
in the room and was burned to a crisp
by the time others attract.
ed by the fall entered. Gsllogly
yesterday procured license TO marry Ap.
persons sister-in.law, Carrie Briceland.
lie bagon drinking then and kept it up
to day. When he appeared at the
home of the expectant bride he
was badly intoxicated aud Apperson
took him TO an upstairs room and remon'
strsted against him marrying his (Apper-
SON. y siste5iin.law while in that condition.
This enraged Gallogly, who said somebsdy
has been opposing this match all the time,
and raising q chair he fairly Drained his
companion. He was arrested promptly BY
Others present. The bride is in swoon
from which she may not recover. The
murdered man leaves wife and three
children.
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SAVED FROM The SEA.
Captain Colvin and His Crew Picked L
on Fire Island,

Captain Colvin and His Crew Picked Up
on Fire Island.
SANDY HOOK, January l3.-The iishiug
smack Stephen Woolsey, towing a steam,
ers boar, arrived off Sandy Hook this
morning. She was boarded by the life
saving crew, and it Was ascertaincd that
the boat belonged 10 the iouudered steam
er Hylton Castle, and that Captain Colvin
and his crew of eleven men had been picked
up off Fire Island and were all on board
the smack, doing well. Some Of them,
however, were little fcost bitten. They
then started up the bay.
BOATS FOR THE LIFE SAVERS.
DELAWARE BREAEwATEE, Del, January
l3-The revenue steamer Grant is here
With life and surt beats for the life saving
stations along the coast. but Is unable 10
deliver them on account Of the ice. She
reports that she experienced severe wealth
er and that some Of her men are trost-bit'
ten.
STEAMERS ICE BOryp NEAR RICHMOND.
RICHMOND. January l%-Ihe steamers
Old Dominion for New York, and Ash
land for Philadelphia, left their whorves
here last evening for their destinations bur
owing to the ice in the river failed to pass
down, aud at midnight were icebound
about o mile below the city.
A GRoUNDED STEAMER WILL GET OFF.
WAsHxGroy, January l2.-The sigma
corps station ct Chiucoteague, Va, reports
that the schooner Lille EruesGne, before
reported ashore, will get cf.
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HORRIBLE GRIMES.
\ Husbands Head Split Open ana MS
Wife Raped Beside His Corpse

\ Husbands Head Split Open ana HIS
wife Raped Beside His Corpse
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, January IA
Bloomington, Ind, special to the News
saws the murder of james Dobson by a
hired hand named HoIley Epps has deveI'
oped into an unparalleled crime IN the
history of Indiana Epps went to Dooson )
bedside while he was asleep, cut his head
open with an axe, then pulled Mrs, DooSon
ont of bed, telling her she must submit 10
his desires. She resisted as long as pos''
bIe but the brute accomplished his object
and left her exhausted with her dead nus
ban band. Epps still denies the rape: ,aUd'ays he
/ Killed Dobson in his sleep. The exc''e
ment is immense all through the county
and it is likely he will be mo6oed II 'hs
crowd can get at him Epps will likely o'
taken TO Bedford for safe keeping. hl'
feet are SO badly frozen that he canno
! walk,
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LIBEL on THE COURT.
Printers Indicted by Grand jury i"'
Carrying an Obnoxious Banner

Printer. Indicted by a Grand Jury io'
Carrying an Obnoxious Banner
Nyw ORLEANS, January l3-Ths Gfah0
Turv has indicted the Presidents OF the
Trades Union the Typographical lhl'n,
and of the Pressmen's Uuion, tor criminal
libel in having carried in the trade parade
Of November %, banner bearing the G.,
vice: Fined $500 for being Union men
The Grand Jury prouounces it a libel or
the Court. 1t at the same time iho'ctso t.
Mark Bipney, editor Of The Item, tol
cr;minsI % Iibel in consequence of an article
entitled, The Press and the Bench II
which he protested against the heavy tia' IL.
placed on another paper for publlshirg tes
ttimony in murder trial WHICH the GOGr G u
had ordered not TO be published. All ih'
parties indicted we're arrested that night
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-14

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for chill.
dren teething, is the prescription Of one o:
the best female nuraea and fhysicians in the
United States, and haa hSsa used for forty
years viii never iaiing success BY NIL
honE c! mothers for their children. Dur
ing the process Of teething its vRl1s is il
calculsble. It relieves tbs child from psiE
cures dysepterg cad disrrhna, gripping il
the toSeis, and wind colo. By giviu;
health to the child it rasts .hlis mother
Price go bottle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-14
Fatal Boiler Explosion.

F. WAYNE, January l&.-At C3O nus
.a.rnoon Q boiler in the basement OF -.
V,-y's Catholic Church, corner Jefferson
s# Lafayette streets, this c'ty, e,Xp!olsSu
a.. = ,erriole CRASH. Instantly k'II'nE. the
p. .,neer Anthony Evans, aad h;ae
-.aool girl whose name canno' no" 9e as
csrtaineed, and entirely Trscking the D. s e''
tfflI sdiEce A few moments later Lr@
b-oks ont An alarm was turned IN ana
the fire department, responded and are no"
,o,yip1 10 subdue the flames. The clsT'
g7maps residence adjoining was oaaiy
wwrecEsd VI also but none Of the inmates m
inred. Loss about $6j, 600; insn;a2ce no'
ohsairSble
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PLuCXY JUDGE LIVINGSTONE.
+. Throws Down and Disarm. His Would

lie Throws Down and Disarm' His Would
Bs AssassiO.
IIyrAsvEs Pa, January l3.-Joseph
! posch, an ex-saloOnkeePer Of this city
,,h, rsmoyed to Reading TO engage in the
-, business aud returned to Lancaster a
rsg days ago, made an attempt to assaS'
.:,o,, Jud,e John B. Livingstone, Presi
I,,. Undo, Of the Lancaster Courts, thi'
usu, ,,orr;o., ~ He entered the Judges Office
a,UiT'T7 anS n5i7n,ei pistol bat was thTo"n down
snJ a.J sisSrr,sd by the Jndse. He was al
ana ,,or3, o,2' crHnitted com to prison. Dosch hat
Inen se. 5riokins heavily and was sggrieve'
Sesnnss 5esn me Court refused to license his sa
loou.
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BELLAIRE.

O. 0. Hamilton, the B. 4 o. express
agent, who was arrested for appropristing
Sl55 belonging TO the B. X o. Company,
is still in Jail at this writing, unable to
give the required bond, 500. Hamilton
claims that the missing $l55 is not de.
licit in the books, as reported, but q pack
age containing that amount was lost some
time in December, about which the
company was notified Of at the time.
Tie large dry goods house If Joseph
Sonneborn has assigned for the benefit o:
lis creditors to James c. 1allmsn Con.
tinued dullness Of trade and and a creditor
OF years standing pressing his claims are
said to be the causes Of the failure Mr..
Sonncborne has been in his present
commodiou3 quarters only few months,
aud it WAS supposed that be Was doing a
fine business. Liabilities and assets not
ku0%n.
The Belmont Glass Works held its an.
nual meeting yesterday afternoon and
elected tie following Board Of DIRECTORS
Charles Hanke, George Wise, Chas. Tall,
man, Henry Faupel Jas S. Gill, John
Crimmcl and George Steitel
A patty will be given at Georgetown to-
morrow evening to which q number Of our
Young people have been invited.
Several ice men are busy on the creek
laying in big supplies
DR.. George Maser and wife, accompanied
By John Nutb, LETT for Kausas Tuesday
night -,
The Prohibiiionis's of this district will
meet IN Cambridge on Saturday January
10Th.
Wm. O'Neil is back from Western trip.
Bsllaire Ch0pter No. l97, K a. NJ, in
stalled the following officers: Edward
Jones. II. P; NJ. l. Blackburn, King; Ar
thur McClaip, Scribe; II Hartepstein, jr.,
.C.H.; j. r. Purnell, p. : James Fitton,
r. A. C.; C. Bippus G NJ. - Veil; NJ. +.
Pearson, 6. NJ I'd Veil; Charles McClain,
G. NJ lst Veil; DR.. McMasters, Treasurer
D. W. Cooper, Secretary a. Tolinie, sr.
/ Guard
/ The news at the lookup is scarce.
Pro'raced meetings begin in The South
/ Bsllairp N. f Church Sunday.
Al. Emery, janitor OF the City Building
has been relieved Of his position. Counci
felt that to keep man to clean the city
buildings and work prisoners at Sl.5O pei
day was extravaganza. The prisouers whc
now langush in the lookup have no one Il
work them, and are being warmed and ttc
| for nothing.
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MORE INVESTIGATION.

rour Members who Voted for faSho ~
BE Investigated -Shorman's Arri'~i.
CoLUMprs, January l3.-The House ot
REPRESENTATIVES to-day adopted reSola'
ton aad appointed special committee 10
investigate charges made against fouF
members Of the present House that they
accented bri5es TO vote for Henry b. Payne
sor United States Senator while member o.
the ia,e General Assembly.
:, ptor Sherman will arrive in the clty
o., 30 n nj. tomorrow and will be met
Ir $ lrg;Slatiye committee and escorted 10
,Ss c,pitol, where he will he presented &c
MI members, aud in the evening genera
reception will be given in the Senate
chamber.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-14
REV J, G. ARMSTRONG
ON Trial for His AIIsgsd Immoral Con-
duct ia Cincinnati.

ON Trial for His AIlegsd Immoral Con
duct ia Cincinnati.
ATLANTA, Ga, January 1.-The ira.
of R-v. }. G. Armstrong, rector CTS. PM
lip Episcopal Church This ciry, vas begun
this morning. Rev. Nm. Hunter was
elected President Of the court The trial
was ordered to be secret. Mr. Armstrong
Is accused OF immoral conduct daring L's
yscs;icn last summer when be visited Gin,
cippati though he claims to have visited
tie houses cited in search OF daughter
Of dear friend IL Canada, and at his re-
quest. The prosecution ssFed tor an -; eN'
tension of time. snd il wa7 grantep. Ihe
trial will be resumed on the 10Th o! this
month.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-14

"HEELGS' we heard one man say 20 az
other ib. OF er day Il didn't k ow YOU
a. frs'; Why you look ten years younger
than you did when Saw you last. Il
feel ten yesrs younger, Was the reply.
You know used to 5e uuder the weather
all 'he time and gave up expecting TO be
any better. The doctor said | hsd con
sumption. was terribly weak, had night
sweats, cough, no appes<'e, and lost d4sh.
saw Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Die
covery' and thought it wonli do no harm
il il did no good. I, has cured me- lam
q new man hecsuse | am we'll one
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-14

Sr. LOUIS, January IA spee'A' t'om
Texarkana. Ark, sta;es that the residence
of W. r Whitaker Was destroyed 5g h.e
this morning. The eight year old dau2a'
ter Of Mr.. Whitaker was burned 10 DEAN
tefore she could be rescued from the burn
ing house.
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IRON TRADE EAST.
Bar Iron Conference of Mills East
of the AlIeghenies.
BUSINESS NOT BOOMING BUT PAYING
Resolutions Adopted Calling on Con-
gress Not to Monkey With
The Tariff.

PHILADELPHIA, January 1.-The East
ern Bar Iron Conference held o meeting
here this afternoon. There was large
attendance, representatives being present
from all the leading rolling mills east Of
the Blleghenies The feeling was har-
monious, and it was thought by
those present while there was now
no prospect or desire for boom this year
business would be conducted on paying
basis and prices firmly maintained. The
conference DECIDED that as freights and
fuel, pig iron, scraps and in some caSes
labor have advanced, the mills should ad'
vance prices l-lOO of cent per pound to
cover increased cost CT production. The
schedule Of extra for small iron was re-
G-red to q committee for revision. The
following
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The SHERMAN PIRATES.
The Republican Senator is Elected
by Revolutionary Methods.
HOW The DEMOCRATS WERE oUsTED
From Their Seats Without Pretext by
Political Heaers With Knives and
ReyoIyerS In Pocket

COLUMBUS, o, January l3.-The Sen
ate and House met in Joint convention at
noon to-day and elected John Sherman to
the United States Senate. Ii required u
votes 10 elect. Sherman received 81 votes
and Allen G. Thurman 62 votes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-14
SCOTS EuUisloS cg rUaE

Cod Liver Oil. with Hypophosphite''
- Remarkable as n Flesh Producer.
The increase of flesh aud strength, If
percep,ib!e Immediately after commencing
to uge the Emulsion. The Cod Liver Oi
emulsified with the HyPoPhosphites is mos
remarkable for its healing strerg'beniDg
and Iesh producing qualities.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-14
Dough singers Convention

PrrrsscRG, January IA national
convention OF bakers, TO consider tue oesi
plan OF organization, opened at hnignts o.
Labor hall in this city az 10 O'Clock tn'S
morning. Nearly 100 delegates are pres
ent from Chicago, New York, 81. LOUIS
Cincinnati, San Francisco and various o'G
or cities. The proceedings are secret.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-14
THE ACADEMY.

Miss Vickers and her really excellent
company attracted large audiences at each
performance given at the Academy Of Mu'
sic Yesterday. The play is first class in
every respect, and ID appreciated at its full
yor,h nv those attending,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-14

Nix IN. KEEsLgR. Merchant Tailor,
2 German street, Baltimore, Nd, states
Il take great pleasure in saying that IN :
case Of neuraigis n my family, | ton%o
Salvation Oil efectual aud speedy II the
/ cure of the patient.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-14

How can | become poet TrG,e T q .
conc.i'ed youth to The singer Lonstrt!o% "
Eat iii my dear sir :" But We DOUBT ,ns s
-. a., 49,. No man however has ever douoted d
,Se fac, that DR. Bulls Cough Syrup Is tne
grse.es. cough remedy now in the Market
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Tariff RESOLUTIONS
were adopteO


Whereas, The demand for all kinds OF
manufactured products has been gradually
improving for several months, and there
are now substantial business reasons for
believing that the year which just opened
viii witness at least reasonable prosper
ity in American trade, afiording
employment at fair wages to an decreased
number Of our people, therefore be it
Resolved, That we call upon Congress to
refrain attempting general revision OF the
tariff at this time believing thst q
the revision Of the duties for the purpose OF
reduction will check the growth of conf
denc9 and will make consumers again
limit their orders, causing q serious shrink
age of business and involving the closing
Of many works and the discharge OF many
workmeu.
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An Ic. Bridge at Niagara.

NIAGARA FALLS, n Y, Januar, Is "A
large and substanialice bridge Sas formed
in the Niagara river below ne f.!!s, early
this morning. 1t will probably remain
through the season,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-14

Seats will be placed On sac OF Baum
er'e, this morning, for the musical pro-
eramme TO he rendered by the Mende'-
ssohn Qaintette Club, Of Boston, at the
Opera House, on Monday, the 18Th inst.
This club has history which is almost o
record o. the growth Aad development of
musical education of America. Organ
lied iu 1919, its concert work has been
one of the largeat elements in pOpularlzlng
the best class Of instrumental music, and
it's influence has extended throughout the
length and breadth OF the country. It's
tours have made it alike familiar IL the
quiet villages of New England, the
leading cities and towns of the
Eastern, Middle, Southern and Western
States, and throughout the great centres Of
population in the Far West and on the Pa
ciic coast. After having extended its
popularity beyond the bounds oflhe United
States and the Canadas by tour through
out Australia, it has recently returned to
Boston with new hcnors gained by the ar
tistic work OF its members. The club were
engaged last season by Mr.. Henry 4. A1,
bev TO travel ss soloists in conjunction with
Madame Christine Nilsson in the series ot
concerts given by her in all the large cities
Of the country.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-14

How vain the loving darts that uy
From cen the most bewitch, ,ng eye,
Tu,cSs the teeth are pure and bright
AM ever kept q snowy Whit.
uyou would sa7e the teeth from hsTm'
'SOZODONI you'll hnd the CHARM