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Jefferson Davis. ex-f1o
II 6 Conf derate States, dte4 -
4. New Orleans. AIRED 81 r1AH1 f7:

Jefferson Davis, exzf1o
II 6 Conft derate State, ID -
Il New Orleans, aged 81 y@eE
Rol ert and George Lj1<
spectiyely 8 and kyeaEs5
cat. d TO death By smoke d41l4
ere 10 the basement 81
York, on the afternooe
Their nother locked thq11
while che went mafke{tnE
An express trails
shore and Michigan SQq&
was wrecked 1t Dune
east OF Chicago, on The
9th, by . misplaced IN
Wilson. fireman, was kl3ll1
HarriA coniuctoE.ap6
engineer. badly Re
escaped with slight
freight trains on The G4
and Kansas City Raj
durango, Iowa. o.
tor Berry and FiraQ1E
were killed.
"A boy and Z d.
years respectively, cls11
Haxen Horn, were dE1 El6fI5
Plains. New Jersey ~ H.
bert M.Crackens
Brtckey. carpenter, on1
injured on the 7th % NJ
street-cer building =
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The Grit of the Turtle.

farmer; while COW hunting near
lson Lake, saw a big flock Of ,buz-
S, among which, Judging from the
d. strange behavior, something of
Fest must be going on. The buzz
5 were gathered around a large
I'd alligator, and one of them had got
loot fastened in the carcass in some
land was unable to free himself.
lilly his comrades bit the captive's
DOT of, which caused his owner to
cream pIteously, bit released him.
Upon examination the farmer found
hat the stomach OF the carcass contain
a a huge turtle, which had been swsl-
we'd while the saurian was alive. A
10. inst big enough for the turtles
sal had been msde in the gators hide
birds, by which the turtle had
Neble to capture its unsuspccting
Although crushed out Of all
the gators teeth, the turtle
ing of the pugnacity pecu-
'-Stark (fRa.) 7eke-
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NUMBER 90.

button brings on an acute attack Of that
d~isagreesble mental disorder known ~
sthe sulks."
He is likely to be one Of the men who
keep their seats while ladies stand in the
horse-cars, arguing while he does SO
that women have as much right to
stand as men"
Obtrusive ~discourtesy of this kind
nearly always has its origin in the early
home life of the man who manifests it.
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u: Power Curtaile4
I will surely rend ~
thee III.
l will rend the kingdom
of solomon q Ki&rs
What portion haye
Kings IL: 16).
Bind him hand and {06<
Take ye away .theraf4fi
him Matt. %; 26E
III. P~osterIty InJui86x
will rsnd it out a.
son Q2).
Visiting the iniqnity Il
the children (Exod- I'll
So Israel rebelled aRair
David Il Kings u: 19
In his sons days vii
upon his house x Kil
He rent Israel from ID
e Kings II: 21).
l. "The Lord VISA an6x1
mon." Q)-Solom6n6
Jehovah's angeE@V
king; (2) The snexy
2. "He kept not th13
commanded. al
mands; (2) The
sions.-QD The Lords
mans way.
8. 81 will surely y6nd
from thee" az Jek6
ion; (2) Solomon d0Q
atty decreed; (2tPenel1
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DAILY Hon READINGS !:

DAILY HoAn READINGS:
MI Kings II :4-13. The perm
Of indulging folly.
tt Kings 10 : 14-29. Solomon
marvellous prosperity.
W.-Deut. II 1920. Israel's kings
warned.
T.-Neh. IS 1881. The evils o,
bad company.
F.-2 Kings % ;3-14. Extirpatina
idolatry.
S.-Jas- l 1-15. Temptation, sin,
and death. !
s.-Rom. 8 1928. Freed from
sin.
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LESSON ANALYSIS.
!. FOLLY 1NDuLaED.

~
I. Temptsrs Obeyed:
His wives turned away his heart afte,
other gods ~.
Neither shall he multiply wives,...
that his heart turn not away Oeut
17:17).
Him did strange women cause to sir
(Neh. IS :26).
II sinners entice thee, consent thou no,
prov. / :10).
Have no fellowship with. !. works o.
darkness (Eph. 8: 11).
II. Alienation Allowed:
His heart was not perfect with the
Lord ID.
Every imagination. /. of his heart wa.
only evil (Gen. 6 :5).
Let your heart therefore be perfect
with the Lord q Kings 8 : 81.
He did. right, !. /. but not witha per.
feet heart q Chron. IS :2).
Ye cannot serve God and mammon
(Matt. 8 "a.
III. infuuity Extended:
So did hefor all his strange wives
His heart gathereth iniquity to itself
(Psa. Al: 81.
Theysow the wind, and they shall reap
the Mhxlwind (Hos. 8: y.
They WI proceed further in ungodli.
ness r. Tim. 2: 16).
Evil men . shall wax wors and worse
Il Tim. 8: 10y.
l. ellis wives turned away his heart. !"
~ Wicked wives; (2) Wandering
hsarta-l) Tempters; (2) Tenpta-
ton; co. Sin.
2-''His heart was ~notperfect with the
Lord" ~ Perfect hearts; (2) I'm
perfect heartA-O A perfect heart
in man; ((2) A perfect link to God.
5. $50 did he for all his strange
wives" ~ Wrong perpetrated;
(2) Wrong multiplied.-The tempt
ing wives; ~ The yielding king.
lEr
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DIST coHGREs s.--First Session,


In the U. 8. Senate on the 9th, bills
were introduced by Mr.. Plumb, 70
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| 1Ith naQ Htt0rUfTtrK WhII0 nMH<InG
h,s ho,sa ssr Arw.cd IiIinp,s 4,
the s~n,no ~ sha an Ind Thyeshe,
monrs.d ths sarce 70 ....cE his adver
sarv Tho I.tssr sred fomr shots IN,
- vh,eh wo,,nNaa W.. shcmrns'. n ~.
osm .mash.r s,n,nm rrn,sshsr 7, !,
s.,d ,hat Th,.aha- at,smnted ~ "a ~
s,rs,. E,,.natrs.S ,sst ssi,~ s.ctio,
sanS :. fssT"d as ~ rosnit ~ the rii
IN po,snar,sr W,,Issm rsv,s vs.
.hot and nerhans mortaI,v vouaded B,
! hnroisr IN Wsbssh VIENNA (,hicaro
on the morning OF the 10th. Police
man II. c. Thomas was wounded il
the arm while trying to arrest the 40
sailants Of Davis. Later In the day
| William Sennot was arrested and iden'
titled as one or the shooters.
........
mAn VI - H. Fl
occulI11 on .nC 80,
anne. two mi,es from. Batter, Penps,
The disaster took place while cans we,s
hang nnt into tha wagons at the fac.
tnrv Tha oreater portion Of the fac.
t0rv buildinrs ware demolished. and
the rafters az the MAGAZINE fell dowu
over the nitro clyceripe stored there
INIT fortnpatelv that did not explode.
James o. Woods and William Medill
and their wagon and horses were blown
into Fragments. IT 10 supposed that
Woods let fall = can u the explosive
while banding 1t mp to Medill, WIG
.John Zozody were crushed 10 death by
the fall of derrick. in ATeabeny
C,tv Penna on The Afternoon Of I'M
10Th.
-.
=. oavln, ~
:. =. Dan% W. sury goous ..nn.aSuoI
~ D~ailllnoIo, 4.
on tno ~, anu nas not uceu neasu =.
|since. !. r. Oaii uec'sle, .na' S
= Iuils nin; w. ns ia W.
~;se nhtained monev baloueipe to the
Arm.
80, r..s..,
NJ 1s n,no, "o" U an
salo, NAlcniKans wa Aownou ouS "
Ino ~. unuoI posans. a.na s.ses
Ano m,noIs IaI e suals unueI suo s'Se.
any, W1on Diast wae an. az
wa.el p%Is. nsn $3.50 n a.oansS v,tH NJ
minos ane mine1s pAts e "'
sueir iivos.
Hog cholera Is reported to be rag
ing In several counties Of Kansas. In
Greenwood county alone, duh the
last week, ~"thousands' Of hogs are
reported to have died.
-Ado,rh Tieman. a bricuNaver. fell
or . rnvtnc trair n Cincirratf a.,
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GoLDRN TEXT: Wherefore let him
thai MinkeA he standeM take heed les
he fall Cor. 10 : II.
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..~t.4,
n Aiexander fops vFose 1ne
Propsr s'udy p mAl ae
gsye expteeeionf 1911
uus'.esso evsry ~ unas
nan y naa sax.ons y
contfoi sno ga,ae, No. y e 5pes 80
smone me-. ~sn-consFoa - 49,
run o. ssqdy r'ensly e?zz1eq on, ~
llep loiloss eonszoA = o.1..nes
g eAscang ~ se..
nienap y Da11nss y Po.-
pcs' = ~, sns men : A:an I'M
nence = sne scsve An3 =
sAlss ~
sney may nos nese ~
ssuay ~ mAs ~ ~ unr
conscious IS fesar etsAanmensn nave
6uem0cIy0M %xEI1X Them 6Dn-cOU-
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X KIRBY
, KING ST.
Igton. D
lou will Find
| alp.s' -

Ny. mother
81 and he says,
ready? I'm half
ready in a few
4 replies
a hurry It up
served first, and
-s-vthir~ .
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LESSON Torro : The Peril Of indalg'
ing Folly.
]. Folly INDUCED, vs.4,a.
t,s.ox o,,r 2. Sin Committed, VS.. 81.
I. ssssRRals, Incurred y
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LESSON PLAN.

LESSON PLAN.
Torrc OF THE QUARTER: Prosperity
aad Adversely.
GOLDEN TEXT FOR THE QUARTER: A
long as he sought the Lord, God made
him to prospcr.-2 Chron. 26 :
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SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON.
suxnAv DECEMBER Is lssA
Soiomon's Fall.

LESSON TEXT.
dKinss Ii /. l-1s. Memory verses. o III
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-11-12
Stewart Convicted.

A dispatch from San Diego says:
The jury in the case Of Wellington
Stewart, charged with debauching
young girls, brought in verdict of
guilty. He will be sentenced Thurs
day. Stewart is a lawyer of this city,
GA years old, and was at one time a
member OF the Nevada Legislature.
1t is stated that he was driven out of
Carson for similar actions. The jury
was out ten minutes.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-11-12
HUMOROUS.

Husband (of economical vfewsJ-
"That's a very becoming bonnet my.
dear" Wife (of sarcastic turn)-" Oh,
yes. becoming very old and decrepit"
IN. Y. Ledger
-Mother-"And the serpent; as O.
punishment for tempting Eve, was
made to crawl all the rest of his life.
Bobbie-"Well, mamma, how did he
get along beforep" -Babyhood-
Shakespeare WIS slightly mixed
In his "seven ages It is the "whin-
ing schoolboy" whom the maternal.
eye has detected in some fragrant act
Of disobedience that "shifts into the,
slippered pantaloon." Puck.
AN exchange has an article headed
"The Mystery Of a Golden Chain. ;"
The mystery is probably at the pocket
end, and opinions are equally balanced
rs to whether It 10 an olf-fasifoned
pinchbeck bulls eye or only q. bunch
Of Keys. Boston Transcript.
---'tFoor Jenny! 4 must be an NV
full shock to your sympathtzed her
friend; land to think that You trusted
him all these years, while he was en-
bezzling such enormous sums"
"Yes," she sobbed, II knaw my mill
hnery alone came to more than his SAL
ary, but / naver suspected him.
Time.
-landlord--"I think you will like
this store, Mr.. Scales. The rent, IL
cheap and it is light and airy, as xoa
see-not dark corner In 70 any
where" Mr. Scales That's Just
the trouble, Mr. Quartorday- It won't
do for grocery store at ntI, you see.
1t would be- an awful nuisance to
have to go away down In the cellar
every timo TO sand the sugar."--Som-
erville JOURNAL
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-11-12
Specialties.

Following are some Of the desirable
goods just received at Reinhart's:
Ladies' Dress Patterns; Fine French
Flannels; Ladies' Jerseys; Ladies'
Shawls; Latest styles Ladies' Hair
Ornaments and Hat Pins; Ladies'
and Children's Cashmere Hose; Mems
and Boys Winter Clothing; Over
coats in all styles; Wall Papers,
Carpets, etc. Call and see them,
at REINHARY's.
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from Halleck to Ruby Valley, got out
of the buggy near the first hill which
is reached in crossing the mountains,
when the team became frightened
and ran away. In their fight they
ran over a precipice falling into Secret
creek where one horse broke his neck
and the other was drowned. Mr..
Wines, being out Of the buggy, YVES
not injured and walked to Al Dorsey's,
the nearest place to the scene of tho
accident. The buggy was completely
demolished, the total loss being esti-
mated at $500 or more.
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"THE Evil HE.~
A Remarkable Pair Of Optics Once Seer
by m EnRllah TrAXo.or.

A Remarkable Pair OF Optics Onco Seem
BY IN English TrAvo.er.
The original source of most super
stitions, and Of all idolatries in which
the idol is not deliberately manufact-
ured by human hands, is now recog-
nized to be the sense of surprise, OF
sudden fear, or admiration, felt by the
''untutored mind" as the Lichfield
school would have called it, for any
thing unusual 1t May be remark
able tree, or q rock with a defined
form, or an oddly-shaped stone. or q
she'll with its convolutions reversed, or
curious fruit like the coco-de-mer;
but 1t strikes the savage Imagination
and is thenceiorward surrounded by
some OF the instructive awe felt for the
supernatural. A regular worship, as
Sir Alfred Lyall has shown, often
grows up round such q curiosity, or it
becomes, as in the case of the shall
gram. sacred over n great tract of the
world and among entire races of man
kind. Now, nothing is more fire.
quently unusual, or, SO to speak, sur
prising, than the human eye. which
va les, in occasional cases, from the
normal type to q degree that has never
yet been quite satisfactorily ex-
planned. Why is one eye fishy, while
another flashes fireP There are
eyes which do literally .'beam,"
and they 80 common as to have
given rise to separate description
In most languages; there are eyes
which In anger seem to emit light
from within-Mr. G,adstone's do -
there are eyes, generally steel gray in
Europe, but often black in Asia, which
never cease to menace, even when the
face is gentle or at ease, and there are
eyes into which q look of almost in
tolerable scrutiny Gun be thrown, eyes,,
as Lord Beaconsfield described them,
(which would daunt galley slave -
The writer saw remarkable pair of
them once. He was waiting with q
crowd of passengers on the French
frontier Of Italy, all under order to
pass through q barrier in single file-
The Emperor Napoleon had been
warned about some projected attempt
by carboaGri, and n special agent had
been dispatched from Paris to examine
every passenger by the train. The
eyes OF this agent were absolutely diff
ferent from those of any human being
the writer ever saw, and the Italians,
as they passed under their fire, visibly
quailed, every third man, perhaps,
throwing out his fingers to counteract
the maleflc effect of their influence.
Even the English, who had nothing
to fear, did not like the eyes, which
this writer will remember at the
Judgment Day; and one, presumably
an actor. said audibly: ''My God, thas
Is Mephistopheles aliver'-Spectator-
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Indurated Fibre Ware.

The attention Of the public is di-
Rected to my new stock of Tubs,
Buckets, Basins, etc., manufactured
from Indurated Wood Fibre, pressed
out in one piece, without seams or
hoops. 1t is light and durable, will
not shrink or swell, will not faint any
kind OF liquid and bids fair to- super
ceds tin and wooden ware. Call and
examine it.
-s Fl. Chase.
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Live And Let Live.

Those who desire fresh Groceries
and Provisions, as we'll as Glassware,
QueenswaTe, etc., should not fail to
examine my stock and prices before
purchasing.
Apenny saved is asg0od as penny
earned and you CON saNamoney by pur-
chasing goods at home. carry q
large stock of seasonable goods and
will sell at Live and Let Live prices.
2-18 I'll. CHASE,
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Masonic.

Special meeting Elko Lodge No.
Id, F. & A. M, at their Hall Tuesday
evening, November 18th, at 7o'clock
P. M. Work in the Second Degree.
All members of the Order in good
standing are cordially invited to be
present.
@. w. GROVER, w. M.
T. n. STONE, Secretary. 2t.
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Live And Les Live.

Those who desire to purchase the
best quality Of Groceries and Pro-
visions are referred to the above re-
liable, house whore fair dealing and
courteous treatment is the rule
Glassware, Tinware, Stoneware, Nails
etc. always la stock
IL H.CMAsE.
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Violin Music.

r. D. Parker, Viohnist, having de-
cided to remain in Elko for time,
will attend to alb calls for good. mu-
sic for balls, parties, etc. Having
been engaged in the business for
many years on the Pacific Coast
guarantee to give satisfaction. Adj
dress,
r. d. PARKER,
9-30tf Elko, Nevada.
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ATee,n killed.

The report which reached hers to
the effect that Ian Wincs lost two
horses and a buggy last week is con-
hrmed. From what we can Learn IL
appears t.E.t Nj. Wines on hia ratnrn
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Invitation Committee:

Invitation Committee:
Elko:
MEMBERS OF ELKo LODGE No. Is.
Tuscarora:
Geo j. SMITH, O. l.. @. FA1BCH1LD
j. EGGERs, RoBT. JOHNSON,
Il. K. BARNARD, LEN CURRY
Carlin;
j. r. HARpMAN, w. III. UruNaER.
Wells-SAMUHI,W R1GHr.
Ruby ValleY-JoHN T. WRIGHT
Halleck-MMT Polk.
Humboldt House-H. GREEH.
Battle Mountain-HENRYR RULE.
Fort Halleck-WM. Snow.
Mountain City-L. Go1DsTR1N.
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sALn1AGuNDl.
60 to the Bed Rock for refresh.

Go TO the Bed Hock Tor refresh-
nsnts.
Do not forget the Lodge meeting at
o'clock this evening.
The Bed Rock Saloon, next door to
the Postofice.
John Trenor came in from Hunt
ington Valley yesterday.
Regular Soiree at Freeman Hall
Friday night, the 18th instant.
Milk sells for dollar gallon at
Silver City, Idaho. says the Avalanche,
and is cheap at that.
Children's Winter Caps for %
cents, at Rosenstock's.
A. Wines and his son Harry, came
in from Pleasant Valley yesterday
and returned to-day.
Children's Wooden Hoods for %
cents, at Rosenstock's.
After spending a few days here
Miss Fannie Grant has returned TO
Reeds Station where she is engaged
in teaching.
New and fancy styles Of Wedding
Stationery just received at the INDIE
PENDENT Office.
Tom Kane, Of Clover Valley, J. d.
Bradley, of Deeth, and w. n. Cotant,
Of Halleck, came down on this morn
ng's train.
Missouri Cider, fresh and sweet, at
Wholesale in quantities to suit at
Reckhart & Froelich's.
Miss Clara Beatty left Sunday even
ing for the residence of Mrs. John T..
Wright, in Ruby Valley, where she
will remain during the, Winter.
new job press, new type and a
pew supply Of stationery enables the
INDEPENDENT Office to turn out first
class job work. Give us call.
DR.. Freeman, of Salt Lake City,
arrived last night and has had nu-
nerous calls to-day from those re-
suiring his professional services.
A handsome line of Ladies' and
Misses Wraps Of the latest fashion
lust received at Reinhart's. Go and
axe a look at them. Prices way
aiown.
Silver State: -Ex-C Congressman
TOodburn was thrown from buggy
nd seriously injured while hunting
ear Vallejo Sulphur Springs, Cali
Onia, few days ago.
Robert Hartley, Of Sprucemont,
Ene down from Wells this morning.
e reports everything very quiet at
bat mining camp at present, but he
ill has hopes for the future.
Miss Clara Wines left this morning
~ Los Angeles on a visit to her
AOther. She will remain in Southern
slitornia until Spring when she
fl probably return to Ruby Valley.
@How did you get richP" was asked
tMr. Tnden, and he answered, "By
uying things when they were cheap
I'd selling when they were dear"
his seems to be a very safe method
doing business.
Buffalo Bill is becoming 30 foseign,
Parisian, as to be almost disguised.
b clothes are made In London, he
ears French goatee, and with his
Iritations, for he entertains hand
'nely, he is growing more conserve
re
Appearances indicate storm,
ough we trust that we will not be
eated to such q blizzard as that
ach visited New Mexico last week.
Dw in proper quantities is good, but
Ct was rather too much Of q good
Ing.
Superintendent of Census Porter in
annual report shows that prepara-
ms for taking the tenth census are
sladvanced and that every pro-
non is made for the successful
aneration Of the population, wealth
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H.CMAsE.

M. Reinhart has
just received his
Fall and Winter
samples for custom
made clothing. If
you want your
clothes made to Or
der, give him a call
and see as fine q.
line Of samples as
has ever been ex-
hibited i'm Elko-
You can get a suit
Of clothes made to
order from SCI 90
up. Fit Guaran-
teed-
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Ew AL Knights admitted free. kER
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Floor Managers

Ed. BInKEY, 10. Books,
@. H SPRoUnE, GEO. f. TALBOT
j. B. ABEL.
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Reception COMMITTEES:
e. A. GooD1Na, j. S. GARDNER,
FRANK FERNALD, THos. HUNTER,
MILT POLK, j. r. HARDMAN-
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Floor Director:
q. Q. MCCLELLAN.

FINE MUSIC has besn engaged.
Tickets, (silmitting gentleman and
ladiesS ss.
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Grand
THANKSGIVING BALL,
GIVEN BY
Elko Lodge
NO. Is, X. OF P,
CASTLE HALL.

THURSDAY EVENING, Nov.2s, 80
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9-3tf
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-13
ADJUSTMENTS

There was q fair sized audience at the
Grand last night to witness the FIRST per-
Torrance Of the three night engagement
OF Harry Nndley's company at that
theatre. The play was 'The Castaways,n
a nautical drama, and II was presented
ina manner that appeared to be very
acceptable To the audience. The COM
pany Is q very well balanced one. The
special scenery carried by the company
is something out Of the ordinary, MI.
Lindley 10 q very clever comedian and
the child actress, La Petite Marie, de-
lighted the audience with her songs
and dances. The company will appear
this evening In the western drama
Calamity Jane,n several specialties
will be introduced,
The attraction at the Grand for the
irst three nights OF next week will be
Little's "World," which is one OF the
greatest OF all scenic melodramas now
on the road, There Is a great raft scene,
a beautiful moonlight panorama and
marvellous mechanical effects used In
the production ofthis play. The plot Ia
q most interesting one.
The engagement Of Mr.. Nat @. Good.
win at the Opera House next Monday
evening, In his new aud legitimate com
edy, "a Gold Nine" is certain to be q
drawing card. The New York Pres
says OF It: 1.-THE play is full Of bright aud
witty sayings, well adapted to the sever
al characters, which include an Ameri.
can from California, who goes 10 Lon,
don to sell a gold mine; an Irish mem
Der Of Parliament, and the members o.
an English household"
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ABOuTl PEOPLE.
Strangers in the City and Wheeling People
AhHoad.

Strangers III the City and Wheeling People
Abroad.
Capt. Sam D. Hubley, oil Pittsburgh,
Bradstreet's representative for this dis
trict, was registered a the Mcclure again
yesterday.
Miss Mamie Herd, Of Detroit, Mich,
has arrived In this city to spend the holi'
days with her brother, Harry w. Rogers,
Of Jacob street, East End.
Among those registered at the Stamm
yesterday were I. P. jeffrey, Of Parkers-
burg; E. j. Taylor, OF Toll Gate; John
r. Wilson, Benton's Ferry, this State.
MIR. George W. Roland, an extensive
lumber operator Of Livingstone, Mon
tana, was visiting Wheeling relatives
yesterday. He will spend the winter in
this vicinity.
Mr.. A. II. Logan, OF the Royal Gas
Company, OF Philadelphia, was III the
city last evening on his way 10 the
Eureka oil field where he has some into
rests. He expects TO locate some wells
on some OF his leases.
Prosecuting Attorney Howard left over
the Baltimore 4 Ohio at 10 o'clock last
night for Fostoria, having been sum-
moned there by q dispatch announcing
the serious illness OF his brother Frank,
who has been working there.
Rev. D. W. Smith, D. D., editor Of the
Pittsburgh ChriStian Advocate, is In the
city, the guest OF Rev. @. B. Graham, Of
ZANE Street NJ. E. Church. Rev. Mr..
smith will remain in the city till Mon.
day, and will preach in Zane Street
Church Sunday morning and at Chap
line Street Church In the evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-13
A MEETING OF nail mem
To Be Held in this City To-day
That May Result +.
IN SOMETHING OF ADVANTAGE
To the Mills Formerly Represented
In tho Western Nail Association,
Increasing Cost Introduction
Demands Some Action.

A meeting which promises TO he both
,nnor,ort and Interesting Ia IN be held
N MI g.
Of the otlce OF the benwoop y lon''
pany, in this city, to-day, 1t Is to be
a meeting Of representatives from the
o.r no;, iii. an tba obio valley
'out'een uAl m'H ~ Wv
which were formerly complnea IN WIZ
was known % the western mai AssoCla
ton, which had Us headquarters IN thll
city when II dissolved Or gut, and 2
which MI, j., y. vance, OF lne hlTeIslu'