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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-06

OUR Republican friends are Dragging
so much about Ohio and Pennsylvania
hat Of course it is plain that they didn't
wan, Massachusetts, and Iowa Thanks!
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HEADACHE, Neuralgia, Dizziness, Ner-
vousness Spasms, Sleeplessness, cured by
DR.. Miles Nervine. Samples frse 1t The
Logan Drug Co.'S and T. B. Burt's and at
Bowie Bros', Bridgeport
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A SOUTHERN SOUVENIR.

The Memphis Erening Sctmitar,
(MemphiS, TENN issues under date OF
October 50, handsome expose Of the
business enterprise and large manufec-
turtles OF that city. This souvenir is
probably the most handsome and elabor-
ate publication OF It's character ever put
before the public. Intersperced with ele-
CANT half-tone engravings of prominent
people, manufactures and palacial resi-
dences it is truely metropolitan in every
waV
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TIE redeemed Republic Of Chile has
iu,t elected brand new president. Inc
United States, which have just elected
several brand new Democratic Cover
rurs. sends her greeting.
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JOIN L. SULLIVAN says the woriu
will hear from him in September or Oc-
tober Of next year. The world can pre-
nare 10 hold its breath for year.
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THg Brazilian Congress has dissolved
and martial law has been declared
The Monsrchists have done 1t. Is not
the new Republic strong enough to put
down It's old enemies?
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Apenver Man Knocked Out.

NFw York, November - George
Wright, Of Boston, knocked out George
Strong, OF Denver, In one round this morn
ing on Long Island. The FIGHT was for .
purse Of $3.50.
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HAIL President MoNrr of Chilei

NOVEMBER FLOWERS come hlgu III -'0"
York.-CleUeldnd Leader.
But the people will have them
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sreIsrEE AT WASHINGTON. d. c.

The DAILY REGISTER Is on saie les
the News Exchange, on Fourteenth street,
,yoap PenusylvSuls svenue and streeI
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GOVERNMENT OF WEST VIRGINIA,

CHM & Co., Boston, have just issued
In pamphlet form treatise on The
Government Of the State Of West Vir
ginia." 1t is very much abbreviated
and contains an historical sketch; the
constitution, the legislative, executive
and judicial departments, and county
and other local governments. As far as
1t pretends to go it is thorough in its
treatment OF State Government.
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Advertisers might paste this AXIOM
80 in their hats with profit: "Ane~s-
paper that viii lie about i'S own ou01-
ton VIII lie about that OF It's o0n'emPO'
sries."
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:, .r,er.a az As Postoeses ~ Whes!iH0 W. FG''
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ADAMS & MCKoWn,
SANITARY PLUMBERS,
1910 Market Street.
WHEELING, W. VA:
Gas Fixtures.
Wheeling Bridge and Terminal Railway
Timetable No. 2.
TO TAKE EFFECT 1901 M,
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER lst, 1891.

Leave Wheeling-No. 81. 6:15 .. m; No. Is
-.ana m No. IS. $50 q. m: No. n. $50 "a, !;
No 10 lO:Sa m; No. I'll, ll:8 .. m No; I'D
70. so o, IN: No tia 1880 p. M; No III, s:U
m No. TO $50 o. IN; No. t2l, 4:S p m; NO;
"a 5.sj % m No rs $50 p. m; No. ~, I;oo
o. m: No. s2o, $50 p. m; No. 81. $50 p m; NO.
Arrive Martins Ferry-No q, o:G q. m; NO.
"a INA m: No. -, S:45 Q. m; No. n, s.%S H.
mo. a. IO:l5 a. m: No. I'll. ll:45 . m; NO:
fla. 1913 p. m; No. tl5, las p m; NO. w, zso
n m..No. ne, 3:45 p. m: No. III, 4:4o p. IN !
No. tsS 5:45 D. IN: No. t25, Gas p. m: NO. re-
7:45 D. m; No 80, s:sb p. m; Ne. vi, s'Ao p
M; No. s33, l1:00 p. m.
arrive Lsuehln's Mill-Eo. u, 6:3l m.
Leave Lsughlin's Mill-No. y, o:S .. m; NO.
Leave Martins Ferry-No. %, 6:s a. m No.
-. $40 a. M; No. t6. 900 a. M; No ~, louU B.
m; No TO- IL 90 .. m; No. tl2, 1910 p M; No;
ia, loo p IN. ; No. ti6, 20 p. m NO. Iio, Soo
D. m; No. TO- 400 p m: No: ~ o:W p 10 10, )
No t24 6:10 p. m; No. t2d, 7:l0 p m; no, rss'
500 D. m; No. go. 600 p. m; No. 'S2. lO:oO p.
Arrive wheeling-No. %, $50 a. m; No. -,
S.Iba m No. 49, OILS q. M; No. t8, l0:l5 q. IN. |;
No. no III is a. M. No tl2, 1878 p. m; NO ia,
l:l5 D. m; No tl5, S:l5 p. m; No. tlS, S:lo p.
m No. 40. 4:l5 D. m: No. +22, b:l5 p. m; No.
+2a 8:o2p m; No. t26, 7:25 p. m; No. rs, 10
o. m: No go els p. M; No s32, l0:l5 p. m.
sDaily except sunday tDsily.
No "a will start from Martins Ferry only, on
Sundays.
The company reserves the right to vary rom
the above timetable At pleasure
o.atada General Manager.
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For Colds, Group, Asthma, Bron-
chitis and Sore Throat use DR.. Thomas
Electric Oil, and get The genuine.
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One-third OF a persons life is
spent In bed, and It can be
spent comfortably II one of our
superb suites graces your sleep
| Ing apartment.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-02-14
Vg0ANGlO LUlNA s0BRln0
FORTALEZA 45, 40 q 81.

Importadores directos de where's de todas,
classes procedencias, especialidad en- quesos
vinos tintos generosos, cores tinos, cervezas,
vinagres, frutas conservas alimentcias lie los
principales mercados de Europa America
En- aguas mnerales tienen constante exsten-
Ella de las legitimas de Vchy marca Hospital,
Grande Grill, Contraxeve, Walls, Celestinos,
San Hiario, Mondaris, Fuente Agra, San Gar
"a, Pantcosa Grabaos, Zaldivar Carabaila J
los acredtados vnos San Rafael Peptona.
Son igualmente imporUadores dc las acre
ditadas marcas dc cgarrios de la Habana ala
Belleza," (Pajarito) de D. Andres Rodriguez.
Corona" de Segundo Alvarez y Ca, "HIdal
guia," lie Sussini y "Legitimidad," de Pruden-
clio Rabell.
Ventas al por mayor al detail.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-02-14
LA. ELEGANCIA GUIANA
sOMBRERERfA Y CAMIsERfA
TEAGUSTlN G0NZALEZ. Fortaleza 40

En- este nuevo establecrniento encontraran las per.
sonas que Sc sirvan vistarlo IN VaTiado surtido de
articulos de novedad para caballetoas tales como.
FCoRBATAs, PANUELos, CUELLos PUNos DE CE-
LULoIDE, CAMIsETAs, CALzoECILLos, GEMELOs,
PARAGUAs, BAsToNEs, ETC., ETC, los cuales han
sido importados recentemento lie Europa y los Es-
-tados.Unide Rsta casa Sc encarga as mismo dt
toda olass So traR4jo perteneeent@ 4 los ramos a.
SOMBRERER1A Y CAMISERIA 4so9 M
pues cuenta con operarioS habiles de mucha prac.
tica ea estos ohcios - avitalosa nuestros amigos
y II pdbfcosn general que nos haean una vista. q
fin de que puedan yer nuestras t9isfencias en- SOM
brerca de todas clases precioa dlfina I6gaSSd de
FeE1qUe b0abhm0s tde FeaSh9. ss 81 -
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RNcLEUs ESTABLISHMENTS GAIL.

PARIS
Considerable de Jos naeiores del ssumdo
ESpecialdad Gil Ia construction de toda
elase de aparatoS para haciendas de cana Y
trenes de destilaci0n, con privilegios exclusi-
VOs de lnvenci0u.
LOcomotoras material cOmpleto dc ferro-
oarriles tijos movies.
So hacen presupuestos levantan pianos
la orden.
CatalOgos ilustradOs.
Agente representante para toda la Isla,
Joss T. Silva
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VenaneIo LuIta y sohrlnc
FORTAIFZA 45. 40 VII
efreee los sigaientes artteulog precios rn6dieo.

@freee los sigaientes artculos precios m6dleos
AzuleiOs lOsetas baldOsine caaanas blanc
ds osetae dc marmo bancas azue osas de Canaas
EO Yeso CementO Portland barril-s de 8O kios
Pntuas negra verde mimic banco de acredada
DOS LEONES aceite iuaza Brochas
Hero gavanizado acanplado o cobas eayos de zinc
arandelas canles cumbreas de Puntas de
Paris de ana cnco pggadas Paas peos azadas azadones
saafstea agod6n desperdicio para impar maquinas
Osaeria hna de todas classes de la Baccarat Va
3as completes decoFada porcelana Pee
superorss ciases para azado gran
aaiAs de herrO, Basculss y'Barras de metal
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S. vi WELON YC =
S, JustO z. -4IFnaCen de nOVedadeS.

OFRECEN 4 .PRECTOS TENTAJOSOS:
Loza en- cajas, surtido com leto Aciete
linaza, latas y barricas. Hero galvani-
zado, liso = 7acanalado. Pinturas superio.
res. Tornillos con tuerca. Clayos de to-
nelero. Puntas de Paris Camas de hero
Celchones de alambre. Machetes "Coco-
dfilo." Planchas y cumbreras. Canal, s
galyanizadas Muebles varias clase~.
Maquinas de 4coser Camisas malloro ui-
mas. Calzado de todas clases. GAS Luz
DIAMATE.
Y IN surtido general de .MERCANCIA>
escogidas en- los plincipales Centres ma
nufactureros de Espana del extranjero.
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F. ARRABAL Y Ca,
SAN FRANCISCO 45.-PUERTo-RICo.

Almacen y tienda dc mercancias para ven
ia 81 pOr mayor al detail. "a
EscOdisimo surtido de efectos importados
recientemente de Europa, entire el que Sc en-
cuentra Ia variedad de teas de toda classes mas
completas para dejaI satisfecho al mas exigente
SonbrerUs, Abanicos C0rbatas, Perfume
RIA, Sombrias, paraguas, lcintas, encajes, tiras
bordadas, medias, pahueos de todo cuantO SO
des6e.
Precios sumanente equitativos.
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NJ LlLtlh0tf & KQrhRr

Comsionisras. Giro sobre Londres, Paris,
New York.
Cambo de dinero, Cobro de cuentas, avan-
ces, tletes, etc.
Venta dc toda clase de consignaclones.
Aseguros maritimos, dc vida y contra in.
cendo
Agentes de Loyds de Londres y de la Hamburg
America.
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VINO TlNTO
CErA DE MACON
IsCAL.DA

RISCALDA
All ausentarse de esta Capital don Ricardo
Romano, dnico receptOr dc este acreditadO vi
no. participa suS muchOs cOnsumidOres que
la traspasado dicho negocio los senores
BAQUERO Z GANDARA,
San Justo, esquina Fortaleze qrienes desde
ahOra seran los dnicOs expenditures d tan
afamadO vino asaI-.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-02-14
LA GADITANA
uB RAMON CARBON

Especialidad en- ,abanicos, parfumerla = toda
clase de objetos de novedad ] fantasia. ~ ..f.
Quincaliera, artlculos de .viaie, cristaleria,
porcelana, botones, flores, guantes, encaes, Gin
tas bisuteria tina, etc, etc. ... ......
Importation directa.-Ventas al por mayor y
detall.-San Juan Puerto Rico, Fortaleza 28.-
Direccion telegradca; GARDON..@....' 81.
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ROBERTO CRAHAM1
Etretara Funltijl ! HorIyIja PONCE.
MANLovE ALLIoT & Co. Ltd.
Nottingham, Lonlres, Glasgow Ruuen.

AQUINARIA AZUCA1tEIa4, Volinos y Nh.
t0res. .perfeccjonGdoS. Aparatos 1,ara LJifSsiGs,.
Irtpte efecto, 1GchoS al Vacio, Ccntfifuoas.
BomabS, ,ClarifcadorGS, Catderas. ConcretIeto.
rGS, Dc, d
F,E-RROCA.RRLLES fjos . poyt6t7es NM.
Ft0t rod0nte, &, d HORNOS PATt,NTES
para qa'e''s0r el bagaSo ue,de. MAQUIN1PI1
CofeteTG. RXtdGS kiordwlicGs DcSecascndorne
IGhO3sGS, SecaderaS dc qetardjohs. EIegaflorne'
&c. MAQULNARLA Sanitaria, DesinJccIq.
d0TdS al Odlor, CreaV0ci6n q utiiizaci6n Ge b0,.
SWrdS. q Id VATORIOS IiEg.I wees - 40
por PURLFICA CION de AGUA.S.
|. !. A4 QUIN1ltiA P1HA ,4aboro, Laeiriuos,
siLdderaS, d, dc. BOIBAS b. ARIEI'4 s. bi,lrlf,,'
itcdS qNtoDtl dc0s. MOTORlsS qe q;gp nos
Aqua, " apdF s Animal. RO1HANAS s. tFAIRBASks
trico7deci0tat PUEAIES, Acuedstctos. 7,tbe
fsa ycO1aecctO'rS TamQsses, herYonsseatas, h.syra
0YOIsce. c0bre, &,&.
Para tntq1paes p, oberto GrhaaEn, PONCE.
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Sobrinos de EzQuiaga
Casa de giro Y OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES de los va
pores de la Compania General Trasatldntica Espa
hOla -Agentes de id. id. de los Sres White Gem
Il Ca, de Liverpool de id. id. de los
Sres. Larrinaga Ca, de id.-Agentes de id. id.
de los Sres. j. T. Nickels & Ca, dc id.-Agentes
de la Compania de SegurOs contra incendios, de-
nOminada Ia "ROYaln de id.
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Mum. So i San J aan Ruerto7 Rico,
GRAN EsTABlEclMlENT0.a Il .,I, j
AVBL[N0 BbzABEI5........::..... ! ~: :..:. !:
SAN FRANCISCO 43.

Esta Casa recibe mensualmente Inercancfas
de las principaes plazas de Europa.
Teiidos dc Ultima novedad para Sehoras \
Gaballeros.
Articulos para viaje vel mayor sdrtifto que Sc
ha VistO en- eSta de CANVAS PARA NATRIMONIO
GULAS, CAMITAs Y COLCHoNEs.
The morning call., 1891-08-23
CUSTER'S FATHER AT DETROIT.
He Hears a Lecturer Tell How Els Brave
Son Was Killed

A tall. venerable-looking man stood upon
the platform of the cyclorama of the battle
OF the Big Horn and gazed long and earn
estly upon the canvas.
The old man was feeble, and, as he
leaned upon the ropes for support, the hot
tears coursed each other down his furrowed
cheeks. The other spectators in his yicin-
ity eyed him with mixed looks of sympathy
and curiosity. Presently small crowd Of
survivors of the Sixth Cavalry, which was
commanded by George A. Custer during
the war, came up the stairs.
just as the cyclorama lecturer began to
tell in his monotone how Custer. his BROTH
ers Tom and Boston, and his brother-in-law,
Lieutenant Calhoun, had been slaughtered
at Big Horn by the Sioux, the old man
turned to go as though tile narrative had no
special interest for him, when one of the
veterans, Selling his hand, exclaimed:
turning to his comrades he calculated,
Boys, this IS George A. Clusters father"
llnStaDtly the white-halred patriarch was
surrounded by boys in blue, who fairly
struggled for the privilege of grasping his
hand.
81 was with your son." said one. "when
he made the raid out of Winchester and
broke through Early's line. ~ was with
him in the First Cavalry" said another,
when Tom. his brother. was shot in the
mouth"
Il remember that engagementve very well, !"
replied the old gentleman; tom brought
the red necktle home that he wore on that
day, and I've got it yet. The blood is on it
STILL
There were tears in the eyes of many of
the crowd that saw General Clusters cav
alrymen introducing themselves to the Gen
erals venerable father. The latter is "a
years old.-Detroit special to n. Y. Com
merciat,
The morning call., 1891-08-23

back to the train. No reason why You
shouldn't STAY only don't get left"
"Freda." said Kildare to himself, impa-
tiently, watching her as she swung ND the
crisp path. The look that followed her was
not pleasant one. Her freedom of move
ment. the well-poised grace of her run up the
bank to the track, the flash of her red Tam,
and the CLEAN the brown hair took in the
slanting orange light, all irritated him.
Daisy? So the other girl was Miss Granite.
He looked at Marguerite's figure discomfort
eddy and then again after Freda.
"WiSh it had been the other way" he
Rrumbled. and strobe briskly toward Mar
guerite.
AT the crunching of the snow behind her
she turned with cry, and receding came
heavily against the unsteady railing.
Kildare, with hoarse exclamation.
sprung forward and caught her in his arms.
then, removing his cigar, made an excla-
nation under his breath.
"l-you-I didn't know who 1t was" STAN
mered Daisy.
Kildare did not heed her move to with
draw from MS hold, but with one arm still
about her. and feeling he had made fine
start, he leaned heavily upon the rail.
Il thought you were going over" he ex-
planed; 1T turned me Ill for moment"
DaiSy's eyes wdened and she made
quick move, as if to support him.
Il followed You here" he went on.
bluntly, as does a man who in the reaction
from a sudden shock speaks with unthink-
ing candor. What a m0ckery it would
have been had my coming; he shuddered
and glanced over the bank down to the tum-
bling water.
Daisy shuddered too. Then. fndidg his
The morning call., 1891-08-23
CHAPTER III.

Mrs. Granite gave a little SOB and put her
handkerchief to her eyes.
An, Mr.. Breton" she said, "what YOU
say is true. We tried to dIssuade Mar
guerite. Rather would | have worked nv
fingers to the bone, but-she would. She is
so brave and energetic"
Heuroyd Breton paced the floor, heavy
scowl on his face. He glanced at Mrs. Gran
ties prettily gOwned figure and the old
fashioned diamond rings on the fingers
Then he said shortly:
~ Mrs. Granite, | win confess that / am
interested = deeply Interested in your
daughter, and l trust my alarm for her
welfare in her present position will not be-
regarded as mpertinent."
4ou.-my dear husbands dearest friend !
Oh, Mr.. Breton, how often have heard him
say If man like Henroyd Breton-ah, but
- and Mrs. Granite gurgled into inco-
herency-then deprecatingly, "lassure you,
is very kind to her"
"Mr. Kildare be hanged 1 beg your
pardonP'
And there is young lady with the troupe
VINO was Win Marguerite at the dramatic
school"
"a fine recommendation!
"A very lovely young lady of whom
Marguerite thinks great deal, Miss Soma
day."
Breton stopped his walk. "Sonaday-
treda Sonaday"
Yes. Marguerite writes of her as Freda.n
Humph! young woman whom | met
last August with party on the Casino roof
young lady who with a turn of her ewes
and laugh gave me permission to call. at
that nrst meetng-oh, very charming girl
-very-but-"
Il am sure 1t is not the same lady," said
Mrs. Granite undisturbed, "This lady must
be quite proper or Marguerite would never
Ike her so much. They are together all the
time" '
Breton ground his teeth. All the timer
Margueritel The child he had seen grow
The morning call., 1891-08-23

on your head! If you only had been here,
dear Mr. Breton, things might have been
far different-but-" and again Mrs. Gran
lite surgled into incnherency
son the stagei On the stage!' Breton
rammed his hands into his pockets and
shrugged himself i'm atle ntly as he strobe
to the station. What an internal thing to
happen. Matters had been had enough as
they were: thin king to marry girl like
that, of no family and no money-not that
he had decided to marry her. He knew his
family didn't expect him to marry unless
he secured fortune by so doing. 1t was
his own theory that the unm arried man is
the better off He had found good women
either stupid or not so good after all. His
knowledge of Marguerite hal been
half recognized protest against this
classification. or at least, and he
WINGED, her stupidity had seemed attractive
This disappearance of hers and her jump
upon the stage irritated him-frst with her,
he had expected her to keep still till he was
ready to take her, and next and lore largely
with himself Ii he meant to marry her
why hadn't he done so before and avoided
this break of hers. If she belonged to the
"other class" at heart why hadn't he dis
covered it before that is before he felt this
interest in her. He did not like to take
Marguerite on the level of other women for
whom he could follow out his fancy. He
really could not think of her as being or
Bswitching girl that! Quick as fash and
not easy to get hold of-brwtchingl
almost worth chasing. but MargueriteI
Marguerite growing like that! Marguerite
gaining the experience which alone could so
equip a woman with such provocative fas-
cination. An impulse to hasten at once to
her and take her autho relatively away from
such contamination seized him, an impulse
which he promptly hooted down. The girl
had taken the step OF herself; he would
The morning call., 1891-08-23

give himself good chance to see what it
meant. He wouldn't 81 his time of life
make fool of himself and marry woman
to keep her away from others. Ii others
could get her they were welcome, and he'd
take his chance at her himself if he hap
pened to feel like 1t, and-bu', devil take it'll
he couldn't think of Marguerite so. and he
could not boot down tine impulse to get to
her III time and save her.
Save heri as if any woman could be saved
from finding her own level. when she once
shakes OFF the shackles of restrain: and is
free to seek that level. As if any woman
fell below the level of her own soul, bah !
AS if any woman who needed Saving"
was worth saving. The impulse that had
directed this girl to the stage doubtless sig
nifed a nature framed to assimiate the
evil there. All alike All Where would
the company be this time of year? He
bought dramatic paper from the stand in
the station at Chicago. On the first page
glared plump-chested tragedian. his foot
upon the neck of supe, the heels OF the supe
being in sudden perspective. Page two was
devoted TO al account OF said tragedian and
gossip about other tragedians, comedians,
etc. Page three bloOmed with several COL
umns of votes for the most popular
actress" Said actress to be presented by
the paper with a god-mounted and jeweled
something or other. In this list Arabella
Who figured with 637 votes, Lolita with
eleven and Mrs. Booth with one. Another
page was given to insults directed toward
rival paper and statements about Its own
circulate n. There was page of tufts and
half page devoted to current attractions in
New York theaters. Then followed lot Of
advertisements and .at libertys," and, what
Breton was looking for, dates ahead
He ran down the KS. "Katie Fly, Osh-
kosh, Nov. 1st"; Kicked Out" Company /;
n kork sI' Fiiip-fap Company; Kites
the RS. Rapid Transit Company;
g Rainbow BurlesqaerS -; Rent Asunder
Company; a." Rice Pudding Burlesque" !;
Robert Kildare" All! Washington,
3-week"
Besides, he would not mind glimpse Of
Sonaday.
The morning call., 1891-08-23
A MINIATURE NIAGARA,
The Realistic Production in a PhHa
delnhia Eirn,,s Nyinhnrr

The Realistic Production in a PhiIa-
delphia FIRMS Window.
The firm of Charles Weinmann & Co..
furniture dealers, of 1924 Market street,
recently opened to the public the finest
show-window ever seen in Philadelphia.
1t is an exact reproduction, on small scale,
of the Falls of Niagara, and was designed
and put into execution by Mr.. Weinmarn
and Frank Belmont the scenic artist and
theatrical property builder.
MIR. Belmont spent some time at the falls
and made them a special study for this bit
OF realistic scenic effect Everything is in
proportion, even to the most minute particu-
lar. Over the Horseshoe Falls pours q VOL
rme of water two inches in depth, while a
turbulent. foaming mass tumbles down tie
American Falls. and breaks in spray upon
the Jagged rocks below. The surrounding
scenery is perfect, and the rocks and foliage
are as true to nature as the original them
selves.
In the bottom of the window is a large
tank, nearly 200 square feet in area, from
the sides of which the scene is built The
falls and rocks are built of tin, which is
painted to represent the different colors of
the water and the rock.
On the second floor is huge reservoir.
which holds 800 gallons of water. A similar
reservoir is placed in the cellar, while the
tank IN the window holds 400 gallons, max
ing 1000 gallons of water in constant m ton.
The water is pumped from the cellar to the
second floor by a centrifugal electrical
pump.-Philadelphi Times.