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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-04-13
ST. GAINESVILLE.

ST. CIW~vULE. April 12-The election
PASSED off very quietly Monday. The Re
uublicaus elected their Council and Treas
urer. while the Democrats carried the
rest.
Miss Matte Dauah entertained the
Progressive Euchre Club" Friday night.
sam Surratt. who has been watch maker
at Browns iewclry store for about four
wears. and who has many friends here,
win enter business for himself az Steuben-
Vile
Harry Merritt and John Doyle came
home from Washington 90 vote.
We elect two School Directors to-mor-
row. ID H. Ailigan. term expired, and
JAS A. Reese resigned.
IA Craig, of DAies' Bottom, was in
town Friday.
Major Neiswanger was agreeably sur
u,ej ON his >Oth birthday by some of his
friends dropping iu upon him. and recelV-
.a-a suit of clothes from his children.
Lewis Sutton returned 20 school az
Washington. after q weeks vacation, spent
with his parents. east of town.
Albert Lawrence, Esq. was at Columbus
the past week on business.
Miss Eleanor Carroll was at BarnesvlAe
attending the wedding Of Miss Monte
Hobbs. which took place Wednesday.
Mrs Morton has AGAIN opened board
iua house here We Judge the future 10y
the past. and say that is the place 90 stop
Eugene Fisher is the new man az
Browns
Col CharicswCrth goes To Sauduskv this
week t0 meet with the Trustees OF the
soldiers and Sailors Home
While we had three candidates IN The
field for Marshal. Jacob Martin received
more votes than the other two.
Hon. L.. Danfori was I'm the Monroe
county court last week.
Dick Darrah is home from Columbus
We win lose one of our Young ladies IN
rho. very near future Our loss is Wheel
iue's gain This time sure
The commissioners were i'm session tine
first of last week Israel and Hart took a
drive over the east end of the pike-or
rather over where the pike used 20 oe.
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FOOT LIGHT NOTES.
THE GONDOLlERS PRONOUNCED A FAILURE IN
GOTHAM
The Mikado Takes It's Place and D'0yly Carte's
Singers Go Home-A Good Story Of Edwin
BOoth-Plans Of WeI-KnOwu Stars.
Special conepondenee ofMe Reqisler.

cptCtNt tollfhliDitktNCt ~ tftt 4ttatettf.
NEW YORK, April .. - During
recent Booth-Modjes perfor-
nance in Chicago a very amusing
incident happened. Owen Fawcett the
comedian of the company was not in the
cast of "Richeieu'' and wishing TO see
one of the scenes from the stage dis
guiSed himself and went on as a super.
Mr.. Booth glanced at Fawcett once or
twice and the latter, fearing detection,
closed his eyes every time the tragedian
looked at him. At the end OF the scene
Mr.. Booth called the stage manager to
him and said: Don't let that fat old
super 60 on the stage again. He slept
during the whole of the act.
While so many ambitious actors are
preparing to tempt fortunes on the road
as stars, William Redmund. who for the
past four years has been starring with
Mrs. Barry, has come to the conclusion
that a steady salary is better than per-
ccntagc of unsteady receipts. Mr. Red
mund has decided to accept engage
mcntS for leading parts next season.
If any thing was needed to accentuatc
the unwOrthneSS of "GOndolierS" il is
found in the revival of "Mikado" at the
Broadway Theatre Mr.. A. NJ, Palmer
is heartily sick of the former operetta
and will Shclvc il i'm week. The curl
Gus singers sent here by D'Oyly Carte TO
do THE GOndoliers' will be returned TO
him with the hope that he will keep
them on his side Of the Atlantic.
Pauline Hall is reported to be writing
a novel. The literary craze seems to be
spreading among actresses. Mrs, Ken
DIAL breaches sermons in type, Emma
Sheridan writes amOrOuS verses, and
Pearl Eytinge has given the world
velvet Vice" The glorieS Of the
stage continue to increase.
Sydney Grundy'S new comedy "A Pair
of SpectacleS," which opens the next
regular season at the Madison Square
Theatre, is very great success in Lon
don.
Ida Vernon and Helen Bancroft have
been engaged by Manager Il. ID. Price,
as members of the company which is TO
support Mrs. Leslie Carter next season.
Ii has become fashionable fad to see
RuSsell'S comedians in The City Direct
Ory." One night last week the Duchess
of Marlborough and party of her
friends occupied boxes at the Biiou The
atre and fairly shouted with laughter
over the many amusing scenes and Incl
dents in this funny musical comedy.
Miss Fanny Davenport has nearly re-
covered from her severe illness, and re-
sumes her tour in LA ToSca" next
Monday night in Providence, Il. l.
The London Gaiety Company return
to New York at the Broadway Theatre.
April 2l opening in Faust Up to Date.
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is taking plenty of work. The Memphis
Appeal just to hand, says Riley has
worked a mile and an eighth in 2:04.
The Clifton track is said to have net
ted 5000. 600 profit this season: Winter
racing seems to pay. Suppression at
the hands of the New Jersey Legisla-
ture is the only thing the Clifton man
ayers fear.
The Guttenburg meeting will end on
Saturday. 1t has been the most sue
ceSSful known to the Hudson County
Jockey Club. The management is very
well pleased with the way the public
appreciated the racing that was offered.
Hanover, from present indications,
will not be ready as soon as Longstreet
or Kingston He is harder horse than
either of the two named to fit for race
after winter of retirement Long
street is receiving plenty of work and
takes il as if he liked it. The moon
eyed colt will be a great bread winner
for the red and blue this season.
The Dryers horses, "a in number, are
in excellent health. The p 2-year-olds
are commonplace lol, WulCu mtduS
that they will turn out tip-top. The
Brooklyn stables youngsters have not
been distinguished for excellence these
two years. 1t is not wise to mention
names, but this much may be said
there is a dark-bay colt in the string
that may make even Rey del Rey stretch
his royal neck.
Matt Allen is quite certain-indeed he
will wager his reputation on it-that
King Thomas will be returned stake
winner at the Brooklyn Jockey Club
meeting. The son of King Ban and
Maud Hampton is within ten days, or at
the most two weeks, of race. If hard
pushed he could three-quarterS in 1913
now. His stable companion, Anatonda,
is also looking in great shape, and the
pet of the stable, Gorge, will surely be
ready when the buglc'S blast is heard at
( ,rnypcpnd
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-04-13
FRATERNAL NEWS.



There was fair representation of
Ohio Lodge No. I az its communication
on Monday evening Among the num-
beer was Bro. Edwards. who is now, with
the exception of one other member, the
oldest ou the roll of the Lodge. His at
tendance at the lodge meetings should
Dee ana example for many of the younger
members Co attend. Bates Lodge No.
33 met ass usual on Tuesday evening.
Ou Thursday evening Nelson Lodge,
No. BOD. held q stated communication,
the attendance being such that the seats
We're all occupied. Among the visitors
present We're Past Master Lcary, of
Fredericksburg Lodge, No. Z. of Fred
cricGShurg. Va. We were glad 10 Zoe
present and Sit iu lodge with q brother
who is % member of the lodge where our
Patriot brother, George Washington,
was made "a Mason. and 10 brought back
Masonic recoIIecti0nS of the past history
of our institution 90 converse with our
visiting brother Leary. Bro. Girls. Bip-
puS. of Bellaire Lodge, and Bro. Harri-
SON. of Cadiz Lodge, were also present
and received q hearty welcome. Work
CreoS. and the officers performed their
work most acceptably 90 all present
After work wa> finished. an were inn
Vited ro participate in banquet at
NanKeurcuS Nelson Lodge We're iu-
vited 90 visit thc lodge at Cadiz. O.. ON
May 9th.
Wheeling Union Chapter No. /, Il. A.
NJ. hold their monthly couvocatiou this
week.
Wheeling lodge No. viii work the
Fellow Craft degree. at their meeting
thi, week
The Knights Tcmpar>' drill corps,
have become 80 much Interested in the
drills held 40 the Upper Market Han ON
saturday evenings, that they contem-
plate drilling twice q week. rs they de-
Sire to go Co ParkcrSbur- iu good trim.
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Irving to Save Fair Revolutionist.

LONDON, April IA movement is on
foot i'm literary circles to endeavor to
obtain the release of Nine. Tschebrick-
oya. who is in a Russian prison for writ
ing a threatening letter to the Car.
with this end in view the various lit
crarv clubs in London are preparing a
Joint memorial To the Gar praying that
the lady be set at liberty. and an effort
will be made to secure the cooperation
of the government in the matter
though the success Of the latter move
mont is doubtful.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-04-13
INTENDED TO SUICIDE.
Murderer bartholomew Lacked Courage
to Die.

EAsroN. PA, April IA small shoe
makers knife. with a keen edge, was
found yesterday under the tick OF Bar
tholomew's bcdStcad. 1t had been missed
from one of the looms in the carpet de-
partmcnt and is supposed to have been
stolen by Bartholomew while out with
his guard for walk. Bartholomew also
had Il strap. with which he intended
10 stranglc himself the night before hlS,
execution. His courage failed him, and
ne told his watchman-who yesterday
mentioned it for the first time-that ne
might as well wait and have the JOB
done right.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-04-13
Nnlencin Rinters Quiet.

VALENCIA, April ll.-Last night the
persons who took a part i'm the anti
Carlist demonstration dispersed. and the
city is quiet. Most of the troops have
returned to their barracks, but picketS
patrol the streets. Military guards have
been stationed at the Carist Club House
and the Jesuit Church and College, all
of which buildings were seriously dam
,pnd nv the rioters
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an nrntinn to Stanlev.

ROME. April 11.-Mr. Henry NJ. Stan
lev arrived here to-day. He was greet
ed with cheers by a great crowd of peo-
nile Signor Vitelleschi, President OF
the Italian Geographical Society, wei,
coined him to the city and presented
him with a gold medal.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-04-13
rhe wnddeII-Mise Cnsc.

WAsIuNGroN, April 1.-The House.
by vote of 124 to 1l3, called mp the
contested election case of Waddcll V.
Wise. from Virginia, and Mr.. Lacey. of
Iowa. took the floor TO speak for the
contestant. Mr.. O'Fcrral. of Virginia
spoke for the resolution of the minorE
ty. which declares the seat vacant. The
House adjourned without taking action.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-04-13

LoNDoN. April 1.-THE mansion of
Baron Ferdinand James DeBothSchiidS,
at WcddenSdon Manor, his country seat
I'm Avlesbury. has been partly destroyed
bv fire. Among the property burned
we're a picture by GainSborough valued
no $4,000. and large quantity of valu-
able tapestry.
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- cnnse fnr DissatIsfaction.

ST. PETERSBURG, April 1.-The Off
cial messenger says that the students AT
tbe various public institutions OF learn
inc in Russia who took part in the re-
cent agitation. had no grounds for dis
satisfaction.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-04-13
Pnndora's Box

Brought multitude of ills upon humanity
So saw the ancientS; but bottle OF SOLO-
DON'T is a well-Spring of JOY IN the fanny.
10 refreshes the invalid 10y cleansing ms
mouth and fits the belle for the parlor.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-04-13
TURF TOPICS.
Great Horses Preparing for the summer
Sensnn.

The Clifton management will close It's
track ON Monday. The horses Will be
seen M Brighton Beach when the sum
mer gets fairly under way.
Kingston Is still favorite Tor the
Brooklyn handicap, with Gorge close
second. With 10 pounds up Gorgo Is
thought by some to have cinch on the
race if she starts.
Riley. Dorrigan's Derby candidate Is
not s. far advanced as BobeSpierre' out
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GAGE CANNOT WITHEE HER,"

remarked an old gentleman, rs be eI55cd
fondly upon the comely little woman by MS
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whitewash, yclept balms. creams; Iodols,
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sTd DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-04-13
Ouiet in samoa.

SYDNEY. y. ;. W, April 1.-THE
steamer Lubbock has arrived from
Samoa. Everything was quiet there.
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SPRING NOVELTIES !
Each Day Adds Fresh Attractions.
Advance Styles! Novel Designs!
THERE ARE SERMONS IN STONES,

Books and running brooks and doubt not but good
sermon could preached the subject Of Fine Clothing
how to buy and where to get it, We feel we look at
some Of the arrivals Spring selections that
could give you interesting talk Of at least one hour on
the general makeup STYLE fit and quality OF our Spring
productions in ready Clothing for Men, Boys and Chill
dren but as haven't the time for expression nor the
space to put it in we ask you take word for it
until such time as you CALL AND SEE FOR YOURSELF.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-04-13

If AN reports be true. John /. Sulli-
van is not likely soon TO have chance
90 pulvcrizc Peter jackson. \ mightier
Slurger than Sullivan has been having
nightly rounds with the colorcd pugiliSt,
and he is now in a bad way. Kentucky
whisky is entirely too much for the av-
erage subject of Her Majesty the Queen,
and Jackson was no exception.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-21

Beechams Pills act Like magic on weak
stomach.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-21
"WHITE HEADED" ABBOTT.
A Well-known Drunk.R0lle Bouus =
over for Grand Larceny.

A Weli-known Drunk-RollerB Bonn 4
over for Grand Larceny.
John William Abbott,a notorious char.
acter, who was arrested in Ventura tan
days ago for grand larceny on warrant
sent out from this place, was yesterday
examined before Justice Lockwood and
held to answer in bonds of 81 900. Abbott
is accused by Simon Amy with having
robbed him of $3.50 in cash and gold
watch, on the night of November 18th.
while the two were proceeding from a
saloon at the corner of New High and
Wslters streets. Amy had been
drinking good deal during the
evening in question, and met Abbott
in the saloon. After taking one or two
beers the couple left the place, and
Amy went home shortly after. His
ideas of his movements were rather
misty, but on awakening the next morn
ing he missed his watch and coin.
The case was given to the police, and
the watch was recovered at A. Morris
pawnshop on Commercial street. Nor
ris gave the police a description of
Abbott, and his arrest at Ventura fol-
lowed. Abbott took with him when he
left this city a notorious woman with
whom he had been living, and in quar-
rel with her at Ventura was shot in
the leg.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-21
The Board Of Supervisors.

All bids for the bridge at Pico crossing
we're ordered returned because of defect
as to advertising.
J. w. Davis was appointed guard o1
the chain gang.
Bids for the purchase of the hospital
site were opened and taken under advise.
ment.
Bids for the printing of the county de.
linquent tax list were opened. There
were only two, that of the HERALD and
that of the Times. 1t was awarded to
the HERALD as the lowest bidder.
Bids for the grading of the Lancaster
and Maynard road were opened, and
that of F. w. Burrow, at $40 per mile,
was accepted. His bond was fixed at
$500.
The gum of 1882 was transferred from
the Redondo road fund to the Compton
fund to cover bill to the San Pedro
Lumber Company.
One hundred copies of section 2,737 oil
the road laws were ordered printed, each
overseer to be furnished with ten copies,
that they may enforce the law on the
overfowed lands.
A petition was fled, with the proper
bond, for change of the Verdugo cafion
road, and H. F. Stafford, g. q. Ware and
D. G. Carnahan were appointed viewers
The report of the viewers appointed in
the Sorenson lane matter was presented
and February 9TH set for hearing.
An invitation to be present at the lay
ing of the corner stone of the Whittier
reform school was received by the board
and accepted.
A petition regarding the opening Of
Third street, Burbank, was referred te
Supervisor Hubbard.
Deeds from Fl. 7. Hazard and Mrs
Hollenbeck for land for road purposes
were ordered recorded.
The bonds of Boyes & Crowley to grade
the Pasadena boulevard were approved.
A petition to consolidate the Pasadena
and San Gabriel school districts was re.
ferred to the County Superintendent.
A petition to remove the water ditch
along Los Nietos road to the other side
was tabled.
The report of the viewers on the
O'Niell road was presented and hearing
set for February 9th.
The report of the Surveyor on the ex.
tension of Seventh street was laid on the
table.
Bids for furnishing building supplies
for bridges were ordered returned to the
bidders.
The report Of the Auditor appertainine
to the funds of the county was ordered
| ON file.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-21

curb on Fourth street, between Mai,
and Los Angeles streets, and refused Il
accept their work of pradins
and graveling on Fourth street
thus preventing them from collect
ing the money justly due then
also that said Street Superintenden-
seems to base his action on the report O
one ID. Schwannecke, deputy in hi,
office, whom, they believe, is wholly in
competent and unfit to Judge of cemen
work, he having had no practical experi
ence whatever in the manufacture of con
crete products, also appealing from tn,
decision OF said Street Superintendent.
From Alphonse Brothers and others
appealing for immediate protection from
street peddlers, who sell from wagon
standing on our streets, thereby work
ing great injury to us, who pay both high
rents as we'll as license"
From B. w. Bartels and others. askin,
that the Superintendent of Streets bss
directed to Immediately repair the side
walks on Temple street, in the vicinity
of Beaudrv street, and put in wooder
culverts where needed.
From George Zobelein and others
asking that Figueroa street be side
WoAAo0 buu CuTueu lIUu J6uoIbOu btT66l
to the Agricultural park tract.
From Inez Y. Murray, asking that the
Superintendent of Streets be Immediately
instructed to clean Orange street, be-
tween Kip and Farragut streets, of the
sediment, to clear the dirt from the side.
walks and construct the proper cutters
to prevent recurrence of the trouble.
From J. 2. Widney, representing that
he expects shortly to begin the erection
of q brick block upon the northwest
corner of Fort and Sixth streets, and
asking that steps be taken to give proper
surface drainage to the street at the
intersection.
From Lucien Shaw and others. resi-
dents of Maple avenue between Ninth
and Pico streets, representing that the
track of the Electric railroad is lying IN
said avenue nuisance, an0 requesting
that said track be put on grade and the
roadway graveled. or the track declared
nuisance and removed.
| Protests were received as follows
From H. L. Bissell and others, against
the grade of Fourth street, between
Lucas avenue and Figueroa street, as
proposed per ordinance No. $40.
From Henry Susskind and others, pro-
testing against the laying down OF cement
sidewalks on CASTELAR, street, between
Temple and Sand streets.
From Jacob Hammel and others, pro-
testing against the passage of the ordi-
nance of intention to establish the grade
of Old Temple street from the present
north line to Bellevue avenue.
From Eliza Griffin, protesting against
the city accepting Farragut street, be.
tween Ingraham and Seventh streets, as
it is not properly graveled.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-21
Local Race Question.

1t was reported at the Police Station
yesterday that there was likely to be
trouble between q gentleman OF color
named Thomas Edwards and white
waiter by the name of Howard Tuttle.
The cause of the expected row was that
Tuttle is accused of having run off with
Edwards dusky wife, who until yester-
day morning was cook in restaurant at
~ S. Fort street. Howard has
rooms in a lodging house at 125 East
Second street and here he offered q
refuge to the colored mans wife, who
had become dissatisfied with her hus-
band. AT last accounts the belligerents
had not met. Edwards ia employed at
the Webster hotel, Pasadena.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-21

Harris, the Halter
And gents furnisher, 2O4 8. Spring ST., oppo
site the HOllenbeck.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-21
Editorial Association.

The Executive Committee Of the
Southern California Editorial Associa.
tion met in the parlors of the Nadeau
house yesterday morning, and perfected
arrangements for their next convention
to be held in San Bernardino, com.
mencing February 1lth. The invitation
of the Santa Fe Company to make an
excursion to the Needles was accepted
and committees were appointed to attend
to all preliminary arrangements at San
Bernardino. If the weather is good and
the roads open, there will be large del.
egation from the Northern Editorial
Association to take part in the conven.
ton.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-21
A small girl as Collateral

Officers Rowan and Gilbert and Clerk
Cottle Sunday night took Chinese girl
about years of age from two Cinnamon
in Chinatown and returned her to her
guardian, Sam Wo. The girl was being
held by the Cinnamon as collateral for
debt which they claimed to be due.
and Wo, after vainly attempting to pet
possession of the child, called in the aid
of the police. She was given up with
srt! resistance.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-21
MISCELLANEOUS.
ORANGE LAND AT REDLANDS
5000 Per Acre on Ten Years Time.

MCINTOSH President General Agent the BARTON
of
further
except with O inch Of wster
and Line through the center ranch Canning
kind
frost to n opening for the
fruits produced will
Iments Fo and particulars apply to
w. p. MCINTOSH
Rooms7 and g. No. AZ South Main st., Los Angeles
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-21

Buggy robes and blankets at Foy's harness
shop, PIT Los Angeles street.