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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-12-04
MARTINS FERRY.
ChndrOu's Narrow E.cape-stckncss, Per
sonnI Notes, etc.

Chitdrcnts Narrow EscnPo-StCkncss, Per.
sonnI Notes, etc.
Joseph Hatsell is very i'll.
Philip Smith is quite sick.
Mrs. George B. McMahon is quite ill.
Henry Helling, Esq, is on the sick
list.
Edward BlackioFd is rapidly improv.
ing.
Mrs. Elmer 4pplegarth died yesterday
OF typhoid fever.
The exterior OF the Bayless House is
being nicely reprinted.
Teachers examination in physiology
and hygiene next Saturday.
Mr.. j. G. Lewis, OF Harrisville, is the
guest Of j. S. Harrison, Esq.
Clean coal has advanced 70 cents and
nut coal IS cents per 100 bushels.
Mr.. A. II. Shipman is still confined to
his home. lie was not SO well yesterday.
S. q. W. Morrison, Esq, has returned
from visit with his son Paul, Mt Gam
bier.
James Mccullough, Of Bridgeport, has
accepted u position with NJ. Bartholo-
NEW.
Mr.. William Clark has been unable
to work for several days on account OF n
lame arm.
Rey. DR.. Bond, of Ravenswood, W.
Va, will preach in the Baptist church
NEXT Sunday,
Large numbers of scholars in the
lower grades in the public schools are
absent with measels and humps.
Ms. George W. Anderson has return
cd from an extended trip to Topeka,
Kansas, and reports pleasant trip,
Over 100 tickets have been sold for
Miller's lecture course ut the Opera
House, which viii lie opened tonight
by Rroi. Uumnock.
Farmers report the country roads in a
terrible condition. On account OF the
weather many farmers in this section
have not been able to get their corn in.
Elizabeth, four months old child of
John d. Spence, narrowly escaped being
burned TO death. She and her four
year old brother were playing before the
fire. Grover says her hands were cold
and he pushed her chair close up 70 the
fire to warm them. She iell over the
fender, her lace and hands lighting on
the IRE. They were terribly burned.
The little child is getting along as well
as could be expected under the circum-
stances,
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HELLAIRE
All Sorts OF Local News and Gossip from
tho GInAs City.

tho OInAs City,
Tic bridges on Winding Hill and
across Pinch Run will be replaced this
week.
Miss L. Jump. of Burlington, is visit.
ing her sister, Mrs. George RomicE, oil
the Fourth ward.
W. c. Watson, representing Knowles,
Taylor & Knowles, OF East Liverpool
o., was here yesterday on his way home
from the South.
NJ. L. lie Bay, OF Philadelphia, and
John lie Bay, Of Findlay, arc in the city
in attendance Mt the funeral OF their
brother and father.
Mr.. John l.. Shilling and Miss Marie
Battelle will be married tonight ut the
residence OF the brides mother, Mrs.
Elizabeth Battelle, on Thirty-tifth.street,
by Rev. W. I. Lane, of the First NJ. L.
Church.
An open meeting OF the Women's For
eign Missionary Society was held,Sunday
evening at the First NJ. +. Church. Mrs.
Rev. w. 4. Lane presided. Rev. Mr..
Lane made an eloquent address. Alter
the meeting several new members were
taken in.
Mr.. j. p. Fitzgerald, the retiring agent
OF the Baltimore & Ohio railroad, took
his leave OF his friends yesterday after
noon, and the employees manifested
their appreciation OF his uniform kind.
ness By presenting him with solid
gold watch chain and charm, solid gold
cutI-buttons, handsome eight.day
clock, m elegant bronze and mantel Or
nament, a gOid.head umbrella and very
fine gold pen and holder.
Papers were fled in the Court Of Com
mon Pleas ut Zancsville last Friday from
the Probate Court of Belmont county,
in which the Ohio Valley Railroad
Company aud A. j. Warner, President,
seek to condemn right OF way across
the present road Of the Bellaire, Zanes.
vile & Cincinnati in the city OF Bellaire,
says the Signal. The papers We're nc.
c1mpanied by petition from Col. l. II.
Burgoon, receiver, to the court there in
which he asked for an injunction to re.
strain the Ohio Valley road from pro-
ceeding further with the condemna.
ton suit. The injunction was allowed
us prayed for, pending hearing OF the
case,
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The LaBelle Nail Company cut 10000
kegs OF nails last week, working seventy
three hours.
The Benwood nail factory will be of
three days this week. The other dc
partments are all on ful time.
The Bellaire steel works are still turn
ing out large quantities OF steel which
is shipped ut once. They have order
ahead.
Little work was done at the Laughlin
mill yesterday on account OF the break
age Of the spindle, but it will 80 on II
full this morning.
Rodefer Bros. tested the gas made
from oil at their works at Bell9ire yes,
terday. They are behind on orders and
have not solicited any for some time.
Patents have been issued in favor o.
G. W. McEim, Of Martins Ferry, toI
wire nail machines, and 70 J. +, Miller'
also OF that place, for making ornameni'
tai glass also to W, II. Adams OF Bell
aire, for mOuld stripper.
The Bellaire Window Glass House are
placing their new engine and boilers ~
position preparatory 70 introducing the
Archer process OF making gas. II viii
probably DO three or four days before
they wifi commence the use Of this fuel
The works are behind on orders.
The meeting Of the mine operators and
the Executive Board Of the Miners AS,
ISOLATION OF the sixteenth district, q
BeiiuiFo Saturday night, failed to affect
a settlement, as some OF the operators
failed to be present; 4 ~, me Tbns.G a. Wv
operators will be called LOT IhuFsuaE
We are informed that n gentleman
from Kansas City was in town last week
saws ast Louis paper, pricing nails and
iron for a large speculative purchase. he
proposed 70 take $4,000 worth Of nails,
we understand, and store them in some
empty warehouses of which he Is the
owner.
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A woMAHs WISDOM.
A Most Interesting COH,rru,ion With one Of the
Hes. LadIr. In TIE isui,--SomO Valuable IhiRSi
sh. h,, oh.srel and the advice she EIloi.

A Most Interesting CoH,srH,iOn With one Of the
Rest Lsdlr. In the LAM, --SoRO Valuable IhiRSi
shs hs. observed aua the advice shO gives
Ao,nlt the ladies' haze met during the past
dve years. said NTA stanton recently, VALE
Intending q Temperance convention IN new
Yoke I have not seen more than twenty VINO
seemed entirely we'll nndhapfy have watched
mo faces Of ladies very carefully for many YEARS.
and an nearly every ono have seen either lilts
Of care, OF aaAappineSN swollen eyends, ullk
lines around them, or some equally certain WI
dencc Of lll.heaith and unhapplncat nln \ I,iIn
advocate .Of Temperance but believe laule5
slntid take Some good tonic Or sllmuhhl, anu
fninCthlng, too, that II known 70 We pure ana
reliable. lhave tried Dnlys dall. anu nave penh
benilied 6y IL; and while | do not advocate Us
iiss by all, j think very many women c9nll 70
made healthier, happier, and more nttract.lu 70
their husbands, lovers, friends and families II
they would DO likewise
The above Is only one OF many great tesiimon
,als nom prominent Indies Of America as 10 the
pure tonihg power Of Duny's Pure Malt WhlaEey.
itis a remedy, a tonic. and not a beverage. II
certainty stimulates thccirculaiion, tones up tho
life purincs the blood, gives brightness and
health TO women, strength 10 mcl, aud Is being
endorsed BY physicians, the clergy and ihc more
ADVANCED thInEcra 1t should 10 borne In mind
howeyer that there arc very many unscrnpulous
people who seek to profit by the well.Gnown
standing and reputation which DunySPurc Nalt
Yhiskey has achieved, and will claim that they
have preparations Just as good. Bear In mind
that Dutly's Pure Nal, whiskey has grown 10
popularity for years TINT It's acknowledged as
the only purc remedy OF the kind, on the market;
thatit contains no tiscl oil; and that II inyaria-
bly benefits aft vito tnteiiigeRtiy use H.
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rIIp HOARD OF DIRECTORS
os,,, Hn.o Hall Association Organizes md
4. Gendy for Business.


!. Iiendy for business.
The newly elected Board OF Directors
Of the Wheeling Base Ball Association
met nj the Howell Houfl last evening
and orranized, Mr.. John Wright pre-.
sided and W. 7. English was secretary.
There were two candidates for the presi-
dency. Mr.. W. B. Howell and Mr.. A. +.
smith. and Mr.. Howell was elected by 4
voic Of 4 TO 8. Mr.. Smith was then
elected to the vice.presidency over Mr..
Mclaughlin. For the Office OF secretary
Mr.. English was chosen unanimously.
Mr.. Mclaughlin was made treasurer and
Messrs. Brubaker, KeOhnlein and Nc.
IanphIin were elected as u Finance
Committee. This committee was then
authorized to sell 5000 worth Of stock
at lis par value, and taking time by the
iorclock, managed to dispose Of quite a
block OF 1t last night.
The secretary WIS ordered to draw mp
n clear and concise statement OF the AZ
fairs OF the associations showing in detail
the liabilities and assets, the belieiotthe
Directors being that such statement
will assure those who may have money
to spare TO Pot into the Association that
they are not dealing in losing concern
when they go in. The present condition
coupled with the policy adopted for the
future makes the outlook bright.
The Board adjourned TO meet at the
call Of President Howell. Nothing was
done about securing Il manager or play.
ers and nothing will be done tilIit is
known Just what Columbus is going TO
do. The managers OF the American As
ISOLATION now haye their eyes on that
city MS n good one to fill the vacancy oc-
casioned by the withdrawal Of
Cleveland, which goes into the
League. In case Columbus takes
Il place in the Association Il will
disturb the arrangements already made
by the Tri.State League clubs OF last
season that have banded together for
next season. These are Columbus.
Wheeling, Mansfield and Canton. These
four formed the nucleus of league at n
meeting recently held at Mansfield, and
which adjourned till January 10 TO look
about for four more clubs, Lima, the
winner OF last seasons pennant, being
counted on for one.
Whatever may be the course OF Colum.
bus, 1t is certain that Wheeling will have
II club next season, and that she will be
In some league. The directors mean
business, and will leave nothing HndoRe
to make the Association aud its team n
gurrngg
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This court met on Saturday ut Charles.
ton, with the judges all present. The
following cases were decided:
Satterlee VS.. Comfy Cont of Jeifer-
son county; opinion by Snyder; judy
ment Of Circuit Court affirmed.
Heiskell ct al. Ys. Trout ct al; from
Berkeley county; opinion by Snyder;
decree III Circuit Court affirmed,
RatlrbOne Ct nj. vs.. Patkerburg Gas
Company; from Wood county; opinion
by Snyder; decree of Circuit Court re.
versed and bill dismissed.
White VI. Whites administrator from
Monongalia county; opinion by Snyder;
decree OF Circuit Court reversed and
cause remanded.
CARROTS administer vs.. DOTS and
DAVIS; from Ritchie county; opinion by
GreenI judgment Of Circuit Court at
lirmed
Shafer VS.. 0'Brien ct nj. from Richie
county; opinion by Johnson;' decree oil
Circuit Court affirmed.
University, &c, VS.. Tuckeri IRON
Wood county; opinion by johnson; de-
cree al CircGit Court affirmed.
On petition OF John u, Anderson Q
rule was awarded summoning the Com
missioners of KanRwha county to show
cause why writ OF mandamus should
no. icsue commanding them to sign Il
bill 81 exceptions in the matter OF q re-
count Of the votes cast in Kanawha
county at the late general election, the
rule returnable on Monday afternoon at
i o'clock.
Adjourned until Monday at 4 p. IN.
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AROuT People
Stranger. Ia tho city nnh Wheeling PsOpi"
Abroad.

stranger. Ia tho ely hnI wheeling People
Abroad.
h. s. Morgan, State Superintendent o
Free Schools, is at the Mcclure House.
l.. NJ. Crothcrs, wife and daughter, o
TaylorstowR, Pa, arc at the SlatnH
House.
John NJ. Cook, OF Steubcnville, one Of
the attorneys OF Van Baker, is at the
Mcclure.
Capt. j. W. bradshaw, Of Valley Falls
and Mr.. 4. p. Reay, Of MorgautOyni
were registered at the stamm yesterday
Mrw. Il. Arrick, OF Washington, d.
c., passed. through here yesterday on
his way II visit relatives nj md near St,
ClairsvillS.
Mr.. G. D. Fletcher, Advance agent for
Gardeners .,Fate" company, which isto
be at the Opera House next Monday and
Tuesday, is Mt the Stamm.
Jere Senior, Of sistersville, j. Koontz
and Is. O. Bridgeman, Of New Martins
Vile, aud Amos JolliiT, Of Littleton,
were at tile Howell House yesterday.
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Talk about rushes-theEe was m nj.
most unprecedented aud altogether in
explieable rush to the Grand Opera
House last night TO see 1.-THE Corner
Grocery There was standing room
only, and that was scarce before the cur.
tain went up. Gradually the people got
wedeed in so that the management re-
fused 10 let any more through the doors.
Several hundred people we're turned
away, and lots Of seats sold for tonight;
The piece was pretty well put on, and
the people seemed glad to be there
Some special scenery was used, and the
company is satisfactory. 1t includes n
dog and calf. The brass band is a very
good one. Itparaded yesterdSyand e&-
cited much favorable comment. The
piece will be repeated this evening.
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House : Horrmann,s Cash and credit House.
PLAIN FACTS I!

Maybe you are contemplating making present but find
yourself sorely pushed for the ready cash.
If you the person we want to reach with this adj
vcrtisement.
Now, we have complete line of FURNITURE CARPETS,
DRApERIrs Stoves and in fact everything in the Houseur
nshng line which have bought the lowest cash prices
By our system Of equitable credit will sell you any
thing you may need bypayng certain amount every week
month 1--WE ask than what you certain you
mee low figure other dealers ask for spot cash
Presents and find yourself pushed for the ready money
Our stock is complete In the way Of useful Holiday Goods
we have complete line OF REED AND RATTAN Rockers HALL
STANDS TABLES SDEBoARDs SECRETARIES and great many
other articles you may need.
Give call and examine our system Of credit
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RIVER VIEWS.
stnro OF tho Water aud Movement. OF the
Steamboats,,

Stage Of tho water 1ha AoEements tbs
SteamRoats,
The Lonis A. sherley will leave Gin
cinnati for this point this evening.
The Ben Hur passed down at O'Clock
Yesterday afternoon on her return from
Pittsburgh to Parkersburs.
w.o Katie stockdale is due down al
nm 4, early hoa:. this morning cnroute
rom Pittsburgh to Cincinnati.
The river is still falling at this point
The marks at dusk last evening indicated
a det',h In the channel OF but Z feet {
The Andes arrived in fairly good time
Yesterday with paying manifest on
board. She will leave on her return trip
TO Cincinnati at s o'clock this afternoon.
Cant' Muhleman is in command and Mr..
Noll is in the office. j..
The steamer Hudson has been secured
to take the place Of the Inflated Fashion
in Tie Pittsburgh.C Cincinnati trade, as
was reported a few days since would
probably DO done. She Will pass up
early this morning on her inst trip in
the trade,
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NOTICE.
AnAle.l IIaIr pre..Ing I.nrlDr..

We wish to say 10 the ladies that our
former man haying been sick for some
time, we baye secured the services Of
man who has been head operator at
Simonson's Hair Dressing Parlors, Broad
way, New York, one OF the largest estab'
lishments OF tile kind in that city. He
il man Of fifteen years experience:
We NE confident we have secured
the services Of q yety SUPERIOR artist,
such as has never been til Wheeling
before. All We ask is trial; the
work will speak for itself. He has
bTogght with him the newest fashion
plates, showing latest styles in Bangs
and Hair Dressing. Ladies' having bangs
cut or hair dressed can select their own
STYLES X they wish. l.. SwAAACERR.
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roR rALL ANp MlYrEn.

lust received complete and artistic
assortment OF SuiiiRgs, PnninlOOnlngs
SnI OYerCOatIngs, which we warrant 10
mako mn In ilrst.claSs style, and ut rea'
sonable prices. Fit guaranteed.
SnecialiicS-Just received, 80 dozen
,roTc al tlle best 80 cent White Shirts
made. Fancy Flannel Shirts at so cents
md upwards. Full Hue Of our Cele'
"'"'e c. HESS s SONS,
1921 & 1928 Market Street.
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rIylSgCTlON,
One OftHs Mo,t L:sgarkablc Cases OH Rec.
ord Now In Wheeling.

One OF the Nost L:ggarkablr Cases ON Rec.
ord Now in Wheeling.
A dog was this morning brought into
our office which has been the subject Of
a marvellous surgical operation, the 81.
feet OF which is to render visible the
process Of digestion as it actually takes
place in the stomach. This dog had can
Ger OF the stomach, which was removed,
the missing part being replaced with
silver, and the renewed stomach is con-
nected by n silver tube through the
skin with the outer world. The tube is
coried. II the dog is allowed to drink
milk, and the cork removed, the milk
will flow out in n stream as large Us ones
finger. The tabled man with a window
in his breast may yet materialize. A dog
with window in his stomach is certain
~ going in that direction.
This dog IS the property OF DR.. Wilbur,
who is to deliver three free lectures at
the Opera House on December o and Z,
and at each entertainment the dog will
be allowed 10 drink tho milk and the
cork removed so as to show the action
OF the stomach. These lectures will
be fully illustrated with manikins,
skeletons, embalmed bodies and models,
tile gight'0i which is worth days jour.
ney. Our exchanges speak OF tue doc
tor Us an able and eloquent speaker and
one who cannot fail to please.
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Tho annual election OF officers occur
red last night at General y. s., Grant
Carnp, Sons Of Veterans, with the fol-
lowing result: Captain, II. u. Baguleyi
First Lieutenant, d. w. Martini Second
i,ieutenani, William McAdam; Camp
Council, D. W. Martin, Ed Sylyis and
X II. Reed; Delegate to%the Division
Fneampment, Ed Sylyis; alternate, o.
n Reed. The installation will take
nInee next Monday night, when Captain
EauuIpy will fill the npp0intive oihce1.
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Late last night o2lcer Wilkte turned
Ia u Central station what appears 70 be
a valuable Part Of some machinery,
which he had captured from Bob Null
doom. Bob said that u had been ship
ned to him from the East, but was una.
be to state what 1t was for: at least, II
hc knew, he did not tell, Wilkie de,
cided il would be best to look into the
matter and accordingly took charge Of
it. tits combination 0fiinely finished
brass and steel, Wedge-shaped, with Il
wheel or two attached, and q!soaconsid-
cradle quantity oi wire. Lieutenant
Junkins thinks II is some electrical app
uaFltus
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Officer Ben Dunlap, OF the city police
force, Yesterday afternoon arrested W.
II. Lewis and George b. Hale, residents
Of the Island. The arrests were made
for Deputy IS. Marshal I. T. Shall
cross, and the men arraigned before
Commissioner Forbes and held under
the United States law for the Grand
Jury. 1t is charged that Lewis is u
minor, but his mother says he Is oil age
She ought to know. He had enlisted. IN
the u. s. Army Mt the recruiting station
here, and would shortly have gone wcs'
to serve five years. -,
Hale is charged with voting in the
State before he had lived here year
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l HAVE not used all of one hottie yet.
l suffered from CaIarrh for twelve years,
experiencing the nauseating dropping
in the throat peculiar to that disease,
and nose bleed almost daily. l tried
various remedies without benefit until
last April, when | saw Ely's Cream
Balm advertised in the Boston Budget,
procured bottle, and since the first
days use have had no more bleeding
the soreness is entirely gone.-D. G.
Davidson, with the Boston Budget, for
merly with Boston Journal. MwPIw
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We are now offering to sell better and
chcnper line OF House Furnishing Goods
thaR any lpstaiimeHt house in the State,
II Won arc DESTROYS OF making Christ,
mast present, call and see our selections
before you buy. Our attention has been
given to the selection OF Holiday goods,
SO give us call. The following is a list
oil prices:
Rogers Triple.plated Silverware:
one-half dozen FeasPqons, 81 iSi for
mGr price, 50 10.
Qne-Ralf dozen Dessert Spoons, s. Oh
former price, ST 10.
one-half dozen Table Spoons, S2gf;
former price, 81 %.
onc.6ali dozen Knives, sl24i former
price, S. 80.
oao:hali dozen Forks, S22l; former
price, s. 9l.
one.haii dozen Dessert Forks, 80 OIL
former price, 81 80.
Mrs. Balls Combination Work Basket,
81 So; former price, 81 40.
The new and complete Photo'stand,
50 90; former price, Sl3 80.
Silver.plate Stand Lamp, see; former
price, 81 so.
Iron Case Palermo Clock, IS 81 former
price, $l3 80.
Bronze Front, Luminous Dial Clock,
81 90; former price, = so.
Fine Plush Albums, 81 Oh former
price, 81 90.
Embroidered Patisian Stand Covers,
- So; former price, 81 80.
We have alarge line OF goods not mem
toned in the above.
ADAMS WORCESTERSHIRE HOUSE,
l027 Main street.
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A clergyman, after years Of suffering
IRON that loathsome disease, Catarrh,
md yainiy trying every known remedy,
M Inst found q recipe Which completely
cured and saved him from death. ANY
sufferer from this dreadful disease send
inc n self addressed stamped envelope 10
Prof, ], A. Lawrence, IS Warren street,
New York City, will receive the recipe
free oI charge. Nw&F'Eow
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FURS!


Seal Jackets. Seal Iapkpts,
Ladies' wishing to purchase Seal Gar.
ments should not fail to visit ]. G. BRS.
NETT & Co., Fur Manufacturers, cor.
Wood street and Third avenue, Pitts.
burgh. We take pleasure in recon.
mending this establishment, rs we know
they handle nothing in the seal line ex-
cept tirst.class goods.
Slr. Bennett has kindly sent US a
price.list OF their goods, which we give
Il Ladies' Seal Jackets, 500, SIPS, $3.50,
ladies' Seal sacques, SIPS, $3.50, sl75,
ladies' Seal Wraps, St25, St5o $40,
5000.
Old Seal Sacques can be made into
buckets, Wraps, or Fashionable Gar.
ments at slight expense, or redyed, re.
lined, reshaped, or made tighter-Atting
in short notice. Address,
]. 6. BENNETT 4 Co.,
Fur Manufacturers,
Cor. woodst and Fifth ave, Pittsburgh.
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On Saturday evening ncxt lcaYitts
English Folly and Burlcsque Company
will occupy the Opera House stage. This
company Is the saline MS when in New
York at the Standard, and appears here
in its entirety. The performance will
consist OF the great burlcsQue OF Monte
Crislo, Jr." Incidental to the bur;
lesquc, the following great novelties will
aptear: Mile Cora, England's Cham
pt6n bicycle riIeri tie brother and SIS
Ter KlOss, the famous trapeBe artists
Cyrus and Nlaude, the celebrated musical
artists; Witty Walton and Ruby Stuart,
the sketch team; the sisters Chester in
their fdngs and dances, and Miss L. Lyn'
dale, England's great operate artistic.
Tie ahoso ~ make their first appear
ance here. fhey ale Irom london. 70
lend additional strength to the east Mr..
LeRvitt has engaged the world famous
Conners and Collins, who appearin their
great specialties. The scenic effects ana
Wardrobe Used in this production are
gorgeous and dazzliiG.