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DISTINGUISHED VISITORS
Who Came to Inspect the Wheeling Br;;::
T.--e #Erl Payements. .-.---

Who Cnne to Inspect the Wheeling Br;;;::
-f5 Pavements.
The most dis!inEulshed party CT bricl;
pavement inspectors tina! has yet been
in Wheeling came yesterday morning
and registered at the Mcclure. Mayor
Seabright was as usual left to show them
the city, everybody else being too busy.
The party was from Avondale, tho beau.
tilul suburd of Cincinnati, which is CON
siderins what kihd'of paYenents to lay,
dnd it vas composed OF Messrs. e. Hol-
tenstaG A H. Mitchell, w. D. Hender.
son, David Sid, W. II. About, DR.. ]. NJ.
Scudder, T. F!aherty, A. OEner. u Al.
brecht, J. F. Walton and H., D. Bucher-
nearly. all n''l!.::onaires," as Sam Harr;.
s"n SAID in an awe.struck wh;sper, IS be
put his hand qya! his tvo:inch dia.
mon1. issE ~. ~
While they we're here telegrams were
received from the Board OF Trade Of
Ianesville and prominent citizens OF
Columbus, inviting them TO htop of in
those cities and be entertained on their
way home. They left direct for Cincin.
natl, however, with many expressions
OF appreciation OF the courtesies shown
them by Mayor Seab,ight. -.s..
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THE MAIN STREET BRIDGE.


Engineer Hoge Say Ho Expects to Ieduce
tho Cost.
TO the Editor Of The Ia'e!ligcncsr.
sIR:-In your issue Of this morning the
statement is made that member OF the
Committee on Contracts made the state.
ment that the stone bridge at Main
street would cost from Sl34.OOOto Sl5O,.
GOO. If any one made such an asser.
tion, am at a loss to know on what
data he based it. BY referring to your
iiles, on July 80, you will find my esti.
mate on the bid OF Messrs Paige, Carey
& Go. submitted to Council when the
contract was awarded. l have had no
reason to change the figures there given
to higher ones, but on the contrary ex.
pect 10 reduce the cost OF the bridge be-.
low that estimate, which was liberal
one.
The abatement above referred to is
misleading to the public and unjust to
myself. Respectfully yours,
I. l.. RcGE,
City Engineer.
VHeeliu1. Dec. 4, 'a--
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Two Torcers ArreatrI,

y KANSAS CRY, Mo-, Dec. 4.-E. Creil
Thomas, the young son OF Mayor
Thomas, Of ralneso, Mo-, was arrested
in this city Last night charged with
three separate aud distinct crimes. An
accomplice, Matt Beutscheler, formerly
travelling salesman for local grocery
horse, was aleo arrested. The forselies
consisted In checks for small amount to
which the nalaea Of prominent Kansas
City business men were signed. a
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QUAY'S PENSION BILL.
Increase for Thots who IRE Totally DIS.
ph1.,f 4 I,,ut SYao

Increase for Thote who IRE Totally Dis
nbled-A Just Measure.
: WASHINGTON, D. G., Dec. 4-senator i
Quay yesterday introduced bill grant
ing to all persons whose names are now
on the pension list, or may be hereafter
placed on it, who have lost both eyes, or
both feet, or who are otherwise totally
disabled, pension Of 800 month. Also,
to all persons who have los. an arm at
the shoulder, ioint, or a leg at the hip, q
pension Of $50 month, and to those
who have lost an arm below the elbow,
or leg below the knee, S55 month.
Those who have lost q hand or foot, or
have been totally disabled in the same,
are to bo entitled to $50 q month. The
bill provides further that persona who
have contracted two or more disabilities
shall receive sum per month equal to
the total Of rates for all the disabilities
mentioned.
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Iu the House.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 4.-The unfinished
business in the House was the bill for
the punishment Of every guardian, con.
servator, curator, committee, tutor or
other judiciary agent for the embezzle.
ment Of the pensions Of ward. The
bill was passed.
On motion OF Mr.. Morrow, OF Cali
fornia, the House went into the Com.
mittee OF the Whole, Mr.. Burrows in
the chair, on the Pension Appropriation
bill.
Mr.. Morrow explained that, the bill
appropriated for the payment OF pen
sions the sum Of Sl33, $4,000. 1t was
estimated that this eum Of money would
he:distributed among G54. It's pension ers.
This was the largest number OF bened-
ciaries ever provided for in any single
year in the history of the United States.
Mr.. Cooper, Indiana, proposed to
show that tho present Commissioner OF
Pensions was not person OF high
character. He then reviewed the charges
made against Commission Raum, which
formed the basis OF the investigation last
session, and asserted that they had all
been proved.
Mr.. Sawyer denied that the charges
against Commissioner Raum had been
proved, and after some iurther debate
the committee rose and the House ad-
journed EH1- II
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Ton rhoussnd Families Ia Want,

OMAHA, NEB., Dec. 1.-The commits.
zion appointed by Governor Thayer to
devise means for relieving tho suffering
due to the shortage Of crops has sub.
mitted report showing an almost total
failure OF crops III twelve counties and
that 900 families are In need OF assist
ance. The Governor discourpges ap.
peas to outside States lest it injure tho
credit OF the State, but promises relief
when the Legislature meets.
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"Tlle TWO SIsters.,t

"The Two Sistcrs" has met with hon.
cst success. It is living photograph Of
city life as "The Old Homestead" is OF
the country, and in the same home!y
tints, which attract popular interest.
The story Of the play is full Of strong
human interest and is told with good
taste.-N. 7. Daily Tribune. To get a
new idea into a play is much, bn. 70
produce TO the public an absolutely new
stage cheracter is to accomplish a
prodigy. Mcssrs. Thompson and Ryer
are entitled TO wreath OF memc.y.-
Chicago Inter. Ocean This much praised
and deseryedly praised play will be
given at the Opera House Monday aud
Tuesday evenings next,
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Contracts for State Printing.

Special Dispa.ch TO he lplthioeneer.
8 CHARLESTON, W. VA, Dec. 4.-The
contract for doing tho State printing for
the term OF two years from the l4th OF
January next was awarded, to-day to
Moses ". Donnally, Of the Kanawha
Ga:stte, this city. The contract for do
ing ths State binding for the sama period
was awarded TO Ghac. II. tanay, oi
Wheeling, and the contrao. for furnish,
ing the State with stationery, ETC., was
awarded to Wm. O. Dulaney, Of Balti-
more. The contracts thus stand Just as
they have for the last four years. "A.
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A DESPERATE SUICIDE,
~ .""es Poison, Stabs md shoots Him
se'i ANA Then slashcs HI, Head with a

| cttuN uUu SuOOte Him
= ss'! ana Then siashcs HI, uead with a
BARAnoo, LIS Dec. 4.-peter Held
OF the town Of Honey Greek, sta,h k
county, took u sensational method Of
committing suicide in which he auall
succeeded. Saturday afternoon he com.
pounded dose OF Paris green ind rat
poison, enough TO kill half A dozen
men, and swallowed It. AS soon Al thn
poison began to work Mrs. Held became
frightened and ran to the nearest NEIGH.
Dor ior assistance. During the wife's
absence Held took q pair OF shears and
stabbed himself In the abdomen, but
finding that the stabbing only Increased
hls agonies, took down hissho pun. and
pointing the muzzle at his head pniled
the trigger, but wis again unsuccessfui
IN ending his existence, the charge Of
shot going too high, only, causing tey.
eral scalp wounds and a copious llow of
blood. Then he seized a hatchet and
began striking at his head with It, At,
this point his brother.in.law aud neigh.
DOR arrived and put n stop to his efforts
AZ self destruction. Everything possible
%as doue to save him, but he died Sun
day morning. :
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GOOD WORDS, IF STUCK TO.
Gov. Tiilmnn, OF South Carolina, Prom
i~cs tho Negro u Free Vote md faii

Gov. TillmnD, OF South Carolina, Prom.
i~cs tho Negro u Free Vote md fair
Count.
COLUMBIA, s. G., Dec. 4.-Governor.
elect Tilman, who was elected on the
reform ticket, composed OF the Farmers
Alliance md other Democrats, was in.
augurated to-day IN front Of the State
House at d; o'clok, In the presence OF a
large crowd. In his inaugural address
he referred with pleasure to the nation
al victory OF the Democratic party, mud
in regard 10 the election In his own
State said: I'm our own State OF South
Carolina tho victory OF Democracy aud
white supremacy over mongrelism and
civilization over barbarism has been
most complete, and 1t is gratifying to
note the fact that this was attended by
political phenomenon which was sur.
prise 10 all OF us-our colored fellow.
citizens absolutely refused to be led to
the polls by their bosses.
"The opportunity Of having their
votes freely cast and honestly counted,
which, 1t has been claimed, is denied
negroes, caused scarcely ripple OF OK.
citement apd tho consequence ia that
to-day there is little prejudice and more
kindly feeling between the white men
and tho black men in South Carolina
than has existed at any time since 1868.
When 1t is clearly shown that q majority
OF our colored voters are no longer
imbued with Republican ideap, tho
vexed negro problem will be settled and
the fear OF return OF negro domination
will haunt us no more.
"Can not appeal to the maSuanimity
Of the dominant race? Can not pledge
in your behalf that We white men Of
South Carolina stand ready and willing
to listen kindly to all reasonable com.
plants, to grant all just rights and safe
privileges to these coored people--that
they shall have equal protection under
the law and guarantee OF fair treat
ment at our hands ?"
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Wheeling, Dec. 4,
a Citizen's Itlea,

Tothe Editor Of The Intciiocnser.
SlR:-Glad to see the ISTELLIGEScER
on the "stone bridge" farce again. Tue
gang set up that job, as their persist.
ence clearly proved. The killing OF the
project twice by the people was not to
put them down. Then the faithful"
were assured that it was the Republic.
cans who wanted it killed. Lots OF
features are to be found out yet before
we will walk on that bridge. The citi.
zsns never expected the features OF the
contract that we're putt to appcase the
opposition, to be carried out. The late
action ofthe committee makes that quite
clear. An influential member OF COM
mittee, who sella the contractors ement,
can fix that all right. aud contractors get
another year without penalties. Con.
tractors knew thing or two, and no
effort on the part OF other parties could
induce contractors. who usually buy
where they get best prices aud advan-
ta2es, to entertain an offer on cement for
this stone bridge. Can you see anything
in these "strawsT Youn,
W. T. BURT.
IL M.
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PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.
Tho Indian Question In tho sennts--Tlic
business or tho House.

WAsnISoTos, Dec. 4.--Among The
numerous petitiona presented and re
ferred In tho Senate was one by Mr.. His
cock, from firm Of importers and mer
chants OF New York City, aeking for an
extension Of time Tor the withdrawal o!
goods from bond under the former tariff
rates. u ,8 sa. X
Among the bills introduced and no.
fcrred was one by Mr.. Paddock for n
permanent tariff commission, also one
by Mr.. Stewart for tho free and unlim.
tied use OF silver as money.
The joint resolution reported yester-
day by Mr.. Hawley to issue arms to the
States OF North and South Dakota, and
Nebraska was tsken up. ~
Mr.. Hawley said that II anything was
to be done In the matter it should be
done quickly. He hoped that If poesi.
bic any elaborate discussion OF tho In.
dian question would be postponed.
Mr.. VOORHEES, satd that he did not
want to delay the passage OF the Joint
resolution, but alter what had trans.
pired yesterday, he thought 1t due, not
only 10 himself, but to General Afilca as
well as to the country, to eubmit some
matters which had since come into his
hands. That was an interview with
Ex-Governor Foster, Of Ohio, publiahed
In tho Cincinnati Enquirer. All theSen.
ators were acquainted with MIR. Foster,
who had recently served on an import.
ant Indian Commission, and his views
ought TO have, and deuhtless would
have, great weight. Mr.. Foster said in
that interview: SIN my opinion the
difficulties might easily be avoided. =
The whole matter has been
brought about by a combination OF bad
policy and OF the incompetency Of some
officials. The Sioux are starv.
ing. y" Give them plenty 10 cat and
there ,Dill be no further trouble.
In the course OF his remarks ho aaid:
1t was never intended to be put in oper-
alton IN Republican districts. 1t was
founded on ono proposition, and that
was that State election officers might be
watched, guarded and overruled be.
cause they were Democrats, and because
for that reason alone it was unsafe to
trust them.
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THE DAUGHTERS OF LIBERTY.

a Notable Installation Last Night of a
l. New Council.
Pride OF the Valley Council No. 2 OF
the Daughters OF Liberty was instituted
last night at K. Of Il. hall, on Twelfth
street. The officers chosen last week.
whose names were printed in the
lNrELLIGESCER, were installed, except
that Samuel Brubaker was made Vice
Councillor. Thirty.fve members were
initiated, and there were present thirty
members OF Lady Washington Council,
No. l, Of the South Side. The lodge
was formally installed by State Deputy
G. W. Scarborough, assisted by Mrs. G
W. Scarborough and the members oi
Lady Washington Council. In all, over
one hundred people We're present.
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EXPRESS ROBBERY.

Several Thousand Dollars Stolen from, the
Zauesviile Depot.
LANEsyiLLE, OnIo, Dec. AT Q O clock
last night the express messenger LETT d
satchel contained several thousand dol.
lars in packages hung up in the office at
the Baltimore Il Ohio depot, while he
stepped out on business. lie locked the
door, but when he returned a few min.
utes afterward the door was unlocked
aad the contents OF the satchel gone.
The express officials arc very reticent,
refusing to say how much is the loss.
Detectives are at work. .--.-L---
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Terrible Exploslon,

CINCINNATI, Dec. 4.-By an explosion
OF tank in the chemical works in the
eastern part Of the city this morning
three men were fatally injured and two
slightly. The tank wes tEelve feet bj
eevau and three feet deep. IT was usel
for making yellow prussiate OF potash
No one knows what caused the exp!o
sion. The fatally injured are Louis
Schloss, John Printy and james Fehl. 4.
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Canada and tho Mckinley Bill.

MONTREAL, Dec. 4.-Atthe nomination
Of a candidate for the Houee OF Com.
m1any, Secretary ol State Chaplain isaid
that while hia colleagues in the Domin-
ion held that the passage OF the Mckin.
ley hill was a good thing for Canada, he
thought that 1t was rather a veritable
calamity, as they should have the fteest
intercourse with their neishbors. lie
you'd even declare for the freest inter.
change OF the produce OF the land, sea
and forest between Canada and the
United States, but upon an equal and
Just basis, EYeN II FREQ trade were
heed1d to further the interests OF the
county he would vote Tor 1t. j
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FRlGHlFUI, ACCIDENT.
Explosion at a Blast Farnace Kills Twelve
Workmen, Es.

E1Plosion at a B!ast FarBace K!Il8 Twelve
St. Workmen. 3G
JOLIET, Ills, Dec. "A terrible acci.
dent with loss Of life occurred at the
blast furnace department OF the Illinois
Iron and Steel Co.'s works to-day. At
the furnace which was blown out eleven
m6n were at work in theinside at The
bottom and about six on top when tho
accident happened. Z itis reported that
twelve men were killed. Within half
an hour after the accident, eight bodies
were taken from the ruins. Five OF the
unfortnnates were dead, crushed almost
out OF all semblance 10 human shape
while the other three were apparently
fatally Injured, 4
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Alp,ostn q Holocaust.

New YoRE, Dec "A six.story tene.
ment house at 2O4 West 10th street,
was damaged by fire and water to the
extent OF $4,000, at one o'clock this
,mornI Ing. The occEpsntn were Obliged
TO fly for their lives ii Their night clothes
without waiting to save anything, come
forcing their way down stairs, and others
climbing down the fire escapes,
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A ENtnl WrcGL,

sr. LOUIS, Mo-, Dec. ..,-The Chicago
& Alton passenger train bound for Kan.
sas City, leaving Chicago last night, was
wrecked at Jacksonville this morning at
; o'clock. Fred Smith, 6 merchant OF
Pekin, H., and James Rifee, OF EouI.
tain rlaos, Ill, were Instantly Killed.
Six persons were more o. less Injured.
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REV. ii6WAkD MQuEARY.

Ills Coming Trlni Oh II Charge OF IIeresy.
Wants Vindication.
TOLEDO, o., Dec. 1.-THE Commercial
will print tomorrow the first authorized
statement by Rev. Howard McQueary,
Of Canton, Ohio, regarding his coming
trial for heresy. In this he denies that
he has weakened in his convictions,
contentious or principles, but that he
has been misrepresented and desires Il
trial in order to vindicate himself
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4 SWilc hInRn's Eatnl ailatak

MONTREAL, Dec. 4.-The switchman at
the Grand Trunk station at Lachiue thin
morning mistook the Western express
ior Lachine suburban train and switch-
ed it into the wharf line. Before the
mistake was discovered, the engine OF
the express train had plunged into the
river. Tie cars remqined o4 THO traek,
Joseph Dirss, tho engineer, is missing
and has undoubtedly been drowned.
The fireman escaped by jumping into the
water. 10 PASSENGERS were injured.
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W.est Virginia Matters.

Special Dispaich 10 the Inttl.iqcncIr.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. 4.-Amopg
the visitors at the Capitol to-day waa
Mr.. J. A. Connolly, Of Littleton, W. Va,
He was The guest Of Representative At
kinson.
The postotlice at lonceyerte, Green.
brier county, has grown to the dignity
Of Presidential Office, and to-day the
President nominated Dsyid W. Weaver
Of that place, for postmaster. r
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w, Il, G. Benefit,

The Eolian quartette gave benefit
concert at G. a. r. hall last night for
the benefit OF the Woman's Relic! Corps.
The audience was large end sppreriative,
and q very fine programme was rendered
artistically and we'll. Mr.. Andrew Ray
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar See
ley, tho Missea Chapman and others
took part,
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The a. O. U. W. had another big
meeting last night and initiated six new
members and received the applications
of four more. After the meeting q
banquet to twenty persons, members oi
the lodge and pit,shurgh viaitors, was
served at Yanlteuren's. Those from
Pittsburgh were: Anton Hartman
Hon. Alfred Marland, William Il. Ropp
]. H. Tru1ell, Henry kleinhaus, s
konstarasr, Samuel Hawthorne, James
Cunningham, and Charles Havir, all OIL
Grandview lodge, 2l0, Duquesne
Heights sl
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y. II1T2I7 sSWVHtHy lot INC SsluoW. q r
Grand Master schul, Of the I. @. 0. I.
of this State, last night sent the follow.
ing telegram to Mrs. Harmer:
WHEELING. w. VA, Dec. 4.
Mrs. Il. Tyson Harme, shinnston, Harrison
# County, W. "a;
I'd have Just received from Grand Sec.
retary EVA. BillingsleR telegram in-
forming me ofiyour sad bereavement,
aud OF the death Of our Grand
Warden, aud on behalf of the brethren
Of the J.. 0. 0. I. OF the jurisdiction Of
West Virginia We tender you our heart.
felt sympathy in this hour OF yopr great
atllic,ion. g, GODFREY ScHuL,
* a. Grand Master.
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WAsulsaros, DC, Dec. 4.-Dr. Jediah
Jackson, Surgeon General of the army,
who was stricken with paralysis last
Monday, died at 2 o'clock this morning.
He never regained consciousness after
the attack save ior an instant on Tues.
day when there was q slight sign OF re.
turning consciousness.
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:. $3.50 ; = =
"a noxiny GlQYe.N

Elm Gr0re, Dec i.
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Mr.. Farrell: "And deprive you,
American citizens Of tho right to vote p
MIR. Brandfass! "Why not. then,
elect the receiver and collector 2"
Mr.. Farrell: II am in favor Of elect.
ing all of them, every one that can be
nlpctndu 4H.-r' = : f'' e| e>>AA W W
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I)lElp,

NV --T- -"-- DIED. ~ ~ n
sMl rH-0n Thursday, December A. ,s,e. n bis
nome ~ New Cumberland, W. Va. Il i
SMITH, ESQ., In his 10Th year. = : - -
fhheF"s VIII take place from his late rtstd sncc
on Sunday. December !. is9o, at oclo, 81 y,
m. Friends o; tho family arc rosrec,tuly
Invited 10 attend. 'IGS-'-'''s
GulMAR-on Wednesday, December 4, 1901 ~
l0;i5 p. IN EMMA VlnGiHiA, 'daurhtef oi
Albert and Elizabeth Guinar, aged b y,a1r,
funeral from the residences Of her parents, No.
qkentncky street, this friday afternoon
Gt2o'clock. Services at St. James O., man
Evangelical Lutheran Church at 2:so D. m.
Friends OF the family respectfully invited 10
attend. lnierment at Fon'nsNlsr e, ne,n,y,
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A HORRIBLE DEATH,
Senator Turpie's Mother Rurned to Dentl
mt Her Indiana Home.

Senator Turpie's Mother Rurned to Death
mt Her Indiana Home.
DELPHI, IND, Dec. 4.-NIrs. Mary Tur.
pie, over ninety years old, the mother
Hon. David Turpie, Senstor from Indi.
ana, met with a horrible death at her
home nea. this city yesterday. She had
been living for the last thirty.6ye years
with her son, Robert Turpie. Yester.
day he stepped out to transact some bus.
iness, leaving her alone in the sitting
room OF the house, III which an open
fire burned. He returned within hall
au hour and found his aged mother
lying dead near the fireplace with nearly
all Of her clothing burned and her body
frightfully disfgured by the flames
Robert Turpie is greatly prostrated by
the sad occurrence.
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,yyill Pay Dollar for pollay

WEST SUPERIOR, Wis, Dec. 4.-The
total liabilities oi the Bank Of Commerce
are $4,000, and the assets 100000.
The banks paper is drst.class, sad as
+ President Catlin is worth $1,000, 900 and
) several OF the directors are millionaires,
the bank will pay dollar for dollar.
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"Said I'asliIt."

Seats are selling we'll at Houses music
store for the engagement OF the Opera
house te.Ecrrov evening OF "Said
ltashu," prol. Richard Stahps opera.
The California Opera Company, which
Is to present it, is an organization well
spoken Of, and the opera ia popular
everywhere. For Wheeling people who
remember S,ahl 1t has special interest,
and 1t goes without saying that the
Opera House will be crowded Saturday
night, ~ Il