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SPENCER ASYLUM.
The Board OF Directors OF the New
Institution.

fhSttsutiVhs
The newly appointed Board of
Directors Of the Spencer Insane
Asylum met in Wheeling last week.
The Board is composed of j. NJ,
Sydenstrickcr, President, Lewis
burg, Greenbrier county; j. A. A.
Vandale, Secretary, Spencer, Roane
county; Senator b. j. Smith, of
Hancock county; G. G. lIigginboth-
am, Buckhannon, Upshur county ;
G. Is. Harmon, Petersburg, Grant
county; David Simmons, Shelley,
Roane county II. p. Jepson, Ohio
county; Senator VIM. woodward,
Spencer, Roane county, and II. s..
Wilson, of Parkersburg, Wood Go.
The foundations of the new asy-
lum were contracted for and built
under the direction Of the State
Board Of Public Works, and about
all of the first $4,000 appropriated
was used up. Another appropria-
ton Of $40, 900 was made by the
Legislature, and Mr.. O'Bleness was
awarded the contract for the COM
pletion Of the building at 1913, 900,
which leaves deficit Of $4,000 to
complete the building. However,
$4,000 has been appropriated for
q system Of furnishing the building
with lights, heat, water sewerage, &c.
The building will be three stories
high, containing about one hundred
rooms for patients. The plans and
specifications were furnished by
w. }. Kitson, Of Weston, and they
wero az much after the style Of the
main building at Weston as was
possible to make them. SO far no
provisions whatever has been made
for quarters for tho officials Of the
asylum TO live in, and Of course un-
til such building was erected the
asylum building proper would be
practically useless. IL will be nee
essary to make another appropria-
ton for this and to finish the build
ing already contracted for, 80 that
it will cost the State at least 500, 900
before they arc through with it, ac-
cording to the opinion Of several
members Of the committee.
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once in left side over hip bone
about y inches deep, in the abdo-
men 3 inches and cut on left fore
arm to the bone. He is dangerous
~ hurt and the latest is that he
may not recover. Monday, Pullman
was tried before Justices Hill and
Benson and held over in $500 bail
to await results of cutting and ac-
ton of the next Grand Jury.
Bonds men, Hon. J. u. Jones, Par.
ley DeBerry, John Walker and Pei
ter Pullman, the young mans IA
Their. Popular sympathy seems to
be with Pullman, rs Benson is re-
garded as the aggressor. Attorney
III. Clay Hyde was over from King
wood. as counsel for Pullman.
Young Fogle was held under 800
bond for carrying concealed weap-
ons "a razor). Buckner Whetzell
was his boudsmen. The affair crea-
ted considerable excitement and is
the one topic of conversation at
Terra Alta, DR.. Scott Is attending
Benson and says if the wounds will
heal on the inside first. he will re-
cover. Otherwise it is doubtful,
and all this fracas over n simple
game of marble.
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CORRESPONDENCE.
ALBRIGHrsvILLE.


Everything lovely and the goose
hangs high.
Tho health of our people appears
to be improving. @. r.. Feather
who has been quite i'll for some time,
is able to be out again.
Rev. Faulkner preached in the
Nj. IL. Church in the forenoon and
Mrs. M. w. Rider, from Kingwood.
held Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society meeting in tho afternoon.
Mr.. Freelond's school is progres
sing finely and the lads and lassies
are having splendid time.
A couple Of dudes from Rowles-
burg cut heavy dash here Sunday
but got badly left. They came over
full and drove the team nearly to
death ; raced it across the bridge
several times and will probably be
indicted next Grand Jury for this.
A. j. Elliott, owner Of the team.
hearing of it, came down from
Terra Alta and took it away from
them. Then Il young gent from
klngwood came down and took the
fellows girl away from him and so
they left in the morning before
breakfast and got left all around.
1t is said that Junior Brown got
terribly excited Sunday evening
coming up from his farm. lie
heard what he thought was a man
tease bull and concluded that ono
had followed him all the way from
Florida. On investigating he DIS
covered it to be young gent from
Kingwood whose best girl here had
pierced his heart with Castee1 and
then given him the G.. b. and he
like Jermiah was pouring out his
lamentations.
Mr.. Deliver Friend is circulating
in town for a few days, looking we'll.
Eugene Martin expects to move
to Markleysburg, Pa, TO haul lum-
Der for p. T.. IIeltzell.
Il. G.. Martin, wife and son Staley
were visiting Mrs. LYDIA Groos
last Sunday.
Alkaline and Ellis Mason we're
visiting A. G. Mason Saturday, re-
turning home Sunday.
Sherman Mason contenplates
trying his luck in the west in tho
near future.
Will d. had better come down
and look after his Fields here or
some one else may pre-empt them.
u. G. Martin has sold his Reeds
Vile mail contract, from the first Of
July.
j. y. Cressaler is setting MP an
engine for Midnight and Elliott, on
Green's Run.
May 20, 1890. RAwBLEn.
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Inventive West yIrglnians.

The following patents have been
granted to West Virginians Gee.
+. Bond, Huntington, float for fish
lines; Harry Brunhaus, Wheeling,
coffee urn; George p. Hobbs,
Wheeling, lantern assigned to Nail
City Lantern Company; James f.
McElory, New York Designed to
Consolidated Car Heating Company
of Wheeling). train pipe for railway
cars; Il. NJ. Statler, Wheeling, bot
tie vending machine.
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Worlds Fair Commissioners.

Governor Fleming nominates the
following gentlemen as Worlds Fair
Commissioners to be appointed by
President Harrison J.W. st. Clair.
of Fayette county, and j. +. Butt,
of Jefferson county altcrnates. NJ.
j. Finley, of Ohio county, and w.
Nrooman, of Wood county.
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Ministerial Matters.

Tuesday, Wednesday, and
Thursday of this week, the minis
tiers Of the W. u. Church Of the
Moraantown District Of the West
Virginia Conference, have been in
session ut Morgantown. Below we
publish the program to be carried
out, which is q very interesting one.
As will be seen, most Of the parties
ON the list arc citizens Of Preston.
and well known to our people.
PROGRAM OF TIM ASSOCIATIONS.
TUESDAY.
500 ?. M.,--Sermon, r. ". Child
istor, SACRAMENT Of the Lords sup
per.
EDNEsDAY.
$3.50 a. Devotional Exercises.
$. j.. Jones.
ORGANIZATION.
9:1j a. N.-Ilow shall the Pulpit
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West Nlrginia's Soldierr.

The Governor has made the
following staff appointments. Hon.
VIM. NJ. Clements, of Jefferson
county, Paymaster General; DR..
John w. Bossworth, of Phillippi,
Barbour county, Surgeon General !;
and Col. a. a. Franzheim, of
Wheeling, Commissary General,
each with the rank of Brigadier
General. These later appointments
complete the Governors staff, and
rs Brigadier General G.. II. SNYDER
some months since appointed his
staff officers, the military forces Of
the State are now fully organized,
and West Virginia awaits with con
fidencc the call to war.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-05-22

orr new book by Dr. John w. Dye. one N New
York; most skillful physicians. shows that pain
De not necesearyih childbirth. but results from
causes easily understood and overcome 10
clearly proves that any woman may become n
mother without suffering any pain whatever. %
also tells how 20 overcome and prevent morning
sickness and the many other evils attending
promancy ~ s. highly endorsed BY physicians
everywhere o. the Wiie's true private compan-
Jon. Cut this ont 81 Will save you great pain
and possibly your life Send twOcont sianp
for descriptive circulars. testimonials and cor.
hdential letter sent in sealed envelope Address
FRANE THOMAS a Co. Publisher. Baltimore, 80
Oil fGf
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Serious Cutting Array at Terra Alln.

Last Saturday evening at Terra
Alta, Frank Fogle and Motley Ben.
con, two boys, were playing marble
at the depot and quarreled and
fought over the game. a Young
man by the name Of Pullman got
mixcd up in the affair and later on 4,
Lud Benson, an older brother Of
Notley's, took it up and quarreled
with Pullman. Lud clerks for
George Mayer and the fuss took
place on the street in front Of May
er's store. Mayer took Lud in and
tried to quiet him, but he slipped
out the back way and got club or
piece Of scantling about two feet
long and slipping up behind Pull
man, struck him over the head
The club broke in two or il would
have felled him Pullman then at
tackled Benson with his pocket
knifo and stabbed him several times,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-05-22
In MemOrinm.

| III MtuOTtum.
Another of Kingwood's best cit
liens has gone to that bourne
whence no traveller returneth. Oh
liver Dunn, who had been sick for
about six weeks, of pneumonia and
lung fever, the result of taking cold
on la grippe, died Sunday morning
about eight O'Clock, May 1S, 1890.
He had never been sick in his life
before to amount to anything and
was considered one of the heartiest
men in town. He was very i'm
dustrious and hard working man
and was going all the time early
and late and in all kinds of weather.
About two months ago he bought
an engine and some new machinery
for his planning mill and while at
work setting it up he exposed him
self too much and fastened upon
him the fatal malady that ended
his very useful life. Doctors Kim.
BILE and McMillen attended him,
but as he grew worse he insisted on
having DR.. Mackey, from Morgan.
town, who came severel times, but
the fatal disease had fastened on
him and medical skill was OF no
avail Funeral services were held
Tuesday at the NJ. T.. Church, con
Quoted 10y Rev. NJ. w. Rider, who
preached the funeral sermon and
spoke Of the kindness and useful
ness Of the deceased and addressed
words Of consolation to the bereaved
family. The church was crowded
and great many outside besides.
After the church services the re-
mains were inferred in the King
wood cemetery and there rests all
that is mortal of one Of the most
useful citizens Kingwood has ever
had. Oliver Dunn was the son of
John and Nancy Dunn and was
born in Monongalia county, Aug.
"a, l843 and was therefore aged 46
years, 8 month and "a days at the
time Of his death. He came to this
county about ~ years ago and has
resided here ever since. Soon after
coming here he married daughter
Of James NJ. Carroll, Of Valley
district, who still survives him and
one child, Alice, the wife OF Mr.. S.
f. Ringer. In 1875 he and his wife
joined the NJ. Il. Church here and
Mr.. Dunn died in the full hope Of
a glorious beyond. He was resign
ed to die and when he found he could
not get well, he called i'm LAWYER
Crogan and made hig will with DR..
McMillen and w. II. Murdoch rs
witnesses. The contents have not
been made known yet, but his
son-in-law, Mr.. Ringer, who
has been in partnership with him,
with the planingmill and wagon
shop, will likely continue the bu-
siness. The deceased kept the
Farmers Home Hotel" for long
time and run n wagon and carpen-
ter shop and planning mill and did
much to build up the town. Mrs.
Nancy Dunn, mother Of the de-
ceased, was here from Monongalia
and John S. Dunn, his youngest
brother, who lives near Reedsville.
Mr.. and Mrs J. VI. Carroll, II. ID.
Carroll and Wait Hartly and family.
I from Masontown. There was n
very large crowd from around here,
thus testifying TO The high esteem
in which the deceased was held by
bis friends and neighbors. w. VI.
Bell and Capt. j. Il. Murdoch. had
/ charge Of the funeral and the pail
bearers were Messrs. } W. Baker.
| George Williams, Jesse Spahr, Gus
J. Shaffcr, W. II. Murdoch and w.
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Kingwood. May %, 1890.
News and Notes Here and There.

Call at Bakers Store and get a
Refreshing Milk Shake. Only Five
Cents.
Strawberries in the Kingwood
market the past week.
Best stogles in Kingwood Mt j. L.
Murdock's.
At Browns, New line of Tobacco
and Cigars.
w. III. Murdoch, the hardware
mrn, is now handling sewirgma-
chimes
Come to VIM. II. Murdock's fer
spring tooth harrows, plows, points,
and all kinds Of Hardware.
Try barrel of the White Daisy
Flour, at Fcather& Werner's. otis
q daisy"
The young teachers Of the county
should arrange to attend the Nor
UldI lOCnOOl beGIn mere.
Get our prices, and you get our
goods. We WiU not be underSold.
FEATHER G. WERNER.
Nice lot of Dry Goods, and No
tons just received at Browns.
Lawntennis is the latest thing in
Kingwood. We hope more Of our
people will engage in it, as it is a
very healthy and pleasant exercise.
The Teachers Institute for Mon
ongalia County, will be held at
Morgantown, beginning June 2,
with Prof. Thomas G. Miller as In
structor.
szss Come to this office and see
the PiftsJurgh Chronicle Ielegraph
or send for specimen copy.
A spring wagon load of the boys
went fishing the other afternoon.
They took the wagon along to haul
the fish back, but didn't have time
TO load it and the fish are still at
large.
John II. Browns, Head quarters
for Coffees. Java in bulk, Java
and Mocha in cans, Lyon and Ar
buckle in packages. Elegant piece
OF China ware with each pound Of
the Celebrated Golden Blend.
WE have made SPECIAL ARRANG-
MENTs with the Wheeling Register
to furnish it and the ARGUS for
$500 per year cash in advance.
Send in your subscription to this
Office.
~" FREE-To our readers who
pay for the ARGUS in advance, the
PtfsbHrgh Telegraph one year free
gratis for nothing.
Itch, OH human, horse and all
animals cure in 30 minutes by
Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. Sold by
DR.. $. A. Pratt Kingwood, W. Va.
4-24-0O-1 yr.
John Greaser will deliver coal OF
a superior quality from the Boyle
Mine at six cents per bushel. All
Jumps at seven cents per bushcl.
Orders promptly filed.
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Personal Paragraphs.

c. Y. Bishop makes a very clever
and obliglng station agent.
Ellis Shirer, of Independence,
was IN town since our last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neil J. Fortney
returned from Wheeling last Satur-
day.
Judge Hoke left yesterday for
Philippi to hold court as it begins
there to-day.
Miss Anabel Hoke is away visit
ing friends ut Martinsburg and
Washington city.
Mr.. George W. Houser, of Stem
pie Ridge, was in town last Satur-
day on business.
William G. Brown returned Sat-
urday noon from a trip to Pitts
burgh and Wheeling.
Prof. Showalter returned Mon.
day from his trip in the interest of
the State Reform School.
Will Fawcet and Lowrie Hagans
came up from Brandonville Tues
day and returned yesterday evening.
Bert Gibson came down from
Tunnelton to attend the entertain
ment and returned yesterday eve
ming.
Mrs. S. c. Smith is suffering
with a sore throat and was unable
to recite at the entertainment Tues
day night.
Mr.. Lawhcad and Miss Anne
Manear, of Morgantown, were visit
ing at Mr.. Dave Menear's from
Saturday till Tuesday.
Henry Mason, President of the
Mason ana lIamlin Organ Compa-
ny, died in Boston last Saturday.
aged fifty-nine years.
Ex-senator Dawson returned last
Saturday from Baltimore, where he
had been with the Board Of Direc-
tors of the Reform School.
Will Gaylord, of Weston, was in
town yesterday and left for trip
to Bruceton, Lenox. GAINESVILLE,
Terra Alta and Aurora.
John Burns, the great English
iobor leader, had an offer of 500
for the old straw hat he wore dur
ing the great dock strike.
ID. NJ. Wotring returned Satur-
day from Brandonville, where he
had been for several days, looking
after the Hagans store down there.
DR.. j. G. Kemblc returned last
Friday from a trip to Evansville
and Fellowsyille. The Doctor pur-
chased a fine horse up there and
brought home with him.
Ed G. Manown left for Baltimore
last Saturday evening having been
summoned there to appear before
the Federal Court as witness in
the case Of Thayer, the Oakland
Postmaster.
Mr.. j. j. Cressaler was in town
last Saturday, having just returned
from trip into the edge Of Mary
land and Pennsylvania, with his
flying machine models. He reports
very successful trip.
+. Alden Eaton and Mack Eyick
started Wednesday morning for Bar
bour county with drove OF cattle
Of Junior Browns. They are TAX
ing them mp to Juniors farm to
pasture for the summer.
We had a pleasant call Saturday
from Mr.. G. i. Feather, of Albrights-
vile, who was in town on business.
He was just able TO be out as he has
been confined to the house for some
time, having had relapse on the
la grippe.
Stanley. who escaped all the
perils of the African wilderness, has
fallen a victim in the wilds of Lon
don to Miss Dorothy Tenant, an
artist Of some note. 1t is said the
wedding is to be early in June.
Mr.. Raphael Hayden, Of Fair
mont, W. Va has resigned his
Office ofstenographer and telegraph
or tO ATTORNEY GouoroI orI I,oa
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Wanted AGENTS 90 solicit orders for our
w choice and hardy nursery stock
Steady work for energetic torui crate men
salary and eNEcufcs, or commission III urefrFs
red Write at once State age Address
r. 6 ChaSe8 Go, 1877 9i s9g9 rspn Square
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Wren BsbT vas SEX, We gs7o her castofia,
When she was Child. sbo cried for Castoria,
Whom she became Vic, sho olung 10 Cestoris.
When siio had Children, shs gave them Csstoria,
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RAILROAD TINE TABLES.
n. a q. ". n.

rains leave Function station as follows:
GOING EAST.
NO s-hait.s.'.. ...................... GA n. m.
o-hal-.. ........................ 9aS n m.
4-hail...... ...................... S:i5 D. m.
io- Accommodations. p;o a. m.
72-Acccommodation... 3903 y. m.
GOING wgsT.
NO l-Mai'' ''.......'........... ....lO:3i y. IN.
snail OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1;l2 n. m.
D Mail OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 631 y. IN.
DENOMINATION. s45 p. m
Accommodation. 1o:i9 a. IN.
Nos and ? do not stop Nos. and win
stop for passengers west OF Grafton and east Of
Cumberland.
j. 4. oDEIr-
Genl Manager
T., K&F n. H.
Train leaves Kingwood at 200 n. m, and ar
rives NJ Tunnelton Mt $40 n. m. leaves Tunnel
ton at $50 a m and arrives at Kingwood at iOSD
n. m. Leaves Klngwood ai 800 p. m and arrive
ut Tunnelton at $40 y. M leaves Tunnelton at
I: SOP IN. and arrives at Kingwood at GOO p. m.
Trains daily except Sunday.
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The W. F. NJ. Society wall hold
their thank-offering meeting Sab
bath evening, May %, 1890, in the
Nj. Z. Church at half past seven
O'Clock. All are cordially invited.
JENNIE ALBRIGHT. Sec.
BARGAINS-S II. p. traction
engine and splendid nearly new vi
orator, now in Preston, for sale low.
Traded big saving engine for it.
Must sell. Write
j II CARSKADoN.
Keyser, W Va
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DR.. Walter Reid, Spiritualist,
when called for sentence Of year
to the House Of Correction, at Grand
Rapids, for illegally using the mail
demanded the right to call the spir-
it into court and show the Judge
and jury that he is not fraud.
His Honor concluded that he could
60 out after his spirits, and now the
Dr,s followers are going after His
Honor, denouncing him ne striking
At their religion.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-18
"Thc EIsIny Rahcer."

Frank Thr5l3gr Aadrae. who is better
known amorE ;ae cyeling frl;prnj.y as
Terry" Aglrde, wa, born in Milwaukee,
Wis, Dec. ), l,i, lla is Il. llis ia. tail,
and weighs iG3 pounds. lie mnde III initial
appearance on a race track at Racine, Wis,
In 1856, beigs scratch man in a one mile
handicap. which he won so easily that he
was at once picked crst rs likely candi-
date '1T championship houors lie sup
pl .., d this yirtrry by winninr first
pr j. three ron ,es Of 1--WE and
tw 9'y ilgs respCg Is y b.iory t.s lose
Of 1. go rg9u. ia he wi. Co.. rnqn
home i' @ ron. rt. bid sander tlD q q.
.u-Herr turetaag W1ea... n
uc.r N'. ".IEc- H. covered the cow e,
thu nHi IlIrr,-rtgL'l miles ia aDi. .. H.,
and eltA7ge. q, st.al OF the western q G5yrs
have bad trials ocer the sHme rlgrye
against lac watch they have failed o. iclt
TINT IiWe. lie won the one mi.e "orii-
nary" s,ltc championship from 4 bic L Id
Rt Sac5oygau IN le57. and be has siacp re-
mained chnmplou ot Wisconsin from cne
% City miles. In tne Pullman road race
near Chicago IN ltsJ be made third best
time IN n field of over seventy Of the fass-
est riders in America.
Last June ia road race from Wan
kesha 10 Milwaukee hr covered the lOl,I
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-18

THE Al.GIyAL or TIE MESSENGER
umvir TO plend her peoples cause Her
beauty conquers Antony pardons, and
she eDtices him to Alexandria with her
Rome is in peril. and his presence needed
He will not leave Cleopatra Finally she
induces him 10 depart, crying: GLORY be-
fore al Go. but be faithful to me, and
come quickly back" Shakespeare put
into her mouth at this time
Your honor calls you hence.
Therefore be deaf to my unptiei folly;
And all the gods go with you Upon your sword
Sit laureled victory. and smooth success
Be strew'd before your feet,
He goes to Actium, but does not return.
A messenger arrives, and, falling breathless
at Cleopatra's feet informs her that An
tony is unfaithful; that he has married
Octavia. This Nine. Bernhardt considers
the finest situation OF the play.
Cleopatra sails with her feet to Actium,
and is carried into Antony's residence In
a roll of rugs While crouching behind a
curtain she hears Antony's friends abus-
ing her. lie resents it, and she knows he
still loves her This tableau is also very
effective
A battle follows, and while IL is at its
height she flies back 10 Alexandria. An
tony, maddened by his infatuation and
forgetting honor, country, everything but
Cleopatra deserts bis army and follows
her
Treachery opens the gates Of Alexandria
70 Antony's enemy, Octayius. Cleopatra
tries TO compass the death Of Octayius, but
Antony is stabbed instead Then comes
the death scene.
Antony dies in Cleopatra's arms. She
kneels over him. A living asp is In her
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-18
CONCEALED: ANTONY sfIL
LOVES HER

LOVES HER
hand. She presses IL to her bosom. For
an instant its forked tongue laps the barred
skin. Il bites. She thrusts L. within the
folds Of her dress crying, Encore! encorep
AeHin and again Il strikes its fangs into
hsf fesh. She falls across Antony's
eoepse, and, dying, whispers:
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-18

Paris went 10 the Porte Sgint Martin
theatre 70 see the first production Of the
piece excellence was Of course expected,
but grandeur was realized,
The remarkable passion M ! the cUnsum-
mate grace w.lich only ieruhardt can
show on the STAGE have "a Cleopatra"
found new and splendid opportunities for
expression. The mtgnilc nt surroundings
Of Cleopatra tae power which her very
lovelipess gives her owe Antony. triple
pillar of the world" Il love which she
gives him ia rsurn f5l his homage, and
the final climax ~ thai Jye in death, oifer
dramatic possibilities which Bernhardt
alone can rake full ad lutage of.
The version Of the half historical, half
legendary story OF Cleopatra which Nine,
Bernhard; produces Is the work Of NJ.
Sardou. lie Lsl ri j material 10 draw
from in its creation. Mlny other great
playwrights aul aTah-r5-lrst, OF course,
the master SAakesDare-hal dug the
Jewels from the mine. He hgs rearruged
them In a Bey setting; the. j, ALL
Sbakesgeare's play opens in the palace
OF Cleopatra gf.,r she hes cgptlv2t,l An
tonv u Sl~,Ju's Mark Antony j. nj
Tarsus, waCT2 b. has summoned the queen
uf EGYPT to appear before him iur having
last -ltri 2 revolt in the psoriuce Of
& ia u. hss ylw,l a tgrfihI. ven
PJ.nce on TIE C.liciaUS jus; a, Ae has
ordered their leaders - be- pun.
shed Cle0ptras barge with its rose
colpred SSH aud H. hunGrcl barps
appear, a-l the beautiful queen
walks slowly toward TIE Roman tri.