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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1891-09-17

NM. Luoien Bonneville ct ST.
neon Dubois sont parts pour St
Anicet, comt6 Huntingdon, Cana.
da. C'est Ia que demeurent leure
parents. M. Bonneville ma pas re-
WI son village natal depuis ONE
ans. Leur promenade durera un
mois. A tous deux, bon voyage!
M. Lucien Bonneville est le fire.
re de notre honor6 compatriote, M.
Isaie Bonneville.
Dams lentre6let que '6~crlvais la
semaine derniere, ct qui m'avait
6t6 inspire par dos ]ournaux anne
ricains de Duluth ct un des Per-
reault, il parait que la v6rit6 y
6tait un peu boiteuse. La femme
eli question Wit avec son mari.
Lon MEASURE qu'lls en- sont encore
q la lune de miel, avec. lespoir de
ne voir poindre de sitot la lune
rousse. QUAINT q Jean Leclalr
(me faudralt-1l dire rhonorable?)
il serait innocent, immacul6 de
toute faute. Tant mieuxl sill en-
est ainsi. Alors c'6tait bian du ia.
page pour rien, par lie mari, au-
pres du chef de police.
JEAN-BAPTIsTE DULUTH.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-01-16
Giae forreete Siaaioatios.

Der III WttttciplEtt Nebrasfn6 er
ldciuenoc rGroritc !0iG Nopertiier, a
ein ctlpa bano9ro6cs, abcr III ieincl
0einlatl id)ts6sitoiptni9er uiefecleie,
mes @ofenblatt, ldrcibt Die .6r. g."
cnt5iclt tiirjlid in 9eiperrter Sd)rift
Den f0l9cnoCn (lU0rtlid mieoereeoebe.
ncg) Scrid)t, pelGcr ieoel Sommentar
iibcrfliilii9 mGdt: rG8 mar fem Ban,
ferott = 2lm ucrloiienen Sunnabenb
blieb bic 3biir Der Granite Oia Spar.
bant geid)lolicn, ba, wie es biee, Der
4rdIioeut, Wr. Iussan. ptoelid front
gelporbcu lei. Ia 0icicr CUTE Mlnn
crit Dor Sluei Sabrcn ho3 @tihdft iiter,
lomllcn bate, alio ;u cineln lobncroen
Iurabrenncu nod large nift gertug
Wfammou oil sic Scitc gebraht baben
fouute, 10 l60pfte Die pertraucnslclige
Sep0tfer1ing ~uuIereS Srtc8 nuG nidt
oen g~crin9lten &troadt. Gin Sonntae
Wtorgen nm 10 llBr aber eriGien arll
6cnitcr OcS 9arfDauIes ell j3ette( nit
Der iiberrai6enbeu Iufiuoi0rlg, oas
oa8 0eiddft GROCER 8erluitc luesell
leioer bate 9eItlOiicu tpcrben M,iiiien,
in ldugite15 elmer 9Gohe miirot e3 leine
5bore ieOo9 auf'S Neue OiIl!tH uno
ocu @idubi8crn minocjtcn5 80 b. s..
iDrcS GutbGbcn3 aus;aBfcn t0uren. =
Ytr. Guggan mar, oa5 benefit bteIer
3ettsl, III uuIerer @cgeno bod nod
;ielnli1 nnbesannt. ionIt bdtte er rpiiItn
miiiien, mas auf oieic antiinbianna
fol8en wiirOc. lin 10 ll6r eri5iei
OicIel6e, lin balb II ll9r par ole game
llmgegeub bereitS lnterriftct un6 I'M
II llbr ltouben 35 quite uno trel,e
Sungeu COZ Gc-. Sanfbauie ullo luSen
ben 8rdiioenteu eiu, iif) ndGer su or,
fldrelt uno leine Giider hsrausiubrius
gen. Gr artnqrtcte, er Gabe geraSe
jest feline Belt, nodocm aber cine nit,
9ebra6tc S6liuge lin Ieiuen OalS ees
legt mar, nuroe CT auf cinnial frcunos
lid, uuO gcitattete IS, Dap unIere 81
Sop5 ibn ms Sans beelciteten, nm
sic Siider nnb ole SaiIe elmer Surhs
iidt ;t uatcr3iebeu. %eibcr waren Die
VoD5 9e;punssu, bie flcine Oanfs
idlil9e c.pa fiinf DIAL eng 3u;u3ie6ell,
cbe Wr. Sug9an a1es fliiiIise Gelo
her9e9eben bate. uro nul fan6 es lid
bcrn, Dap Ole 0auf uid)t 80, ionScrn
IA Gelt5 fir jcScn OoHlr Gus;a:aJs
tcn ill Stanoe lpar. "a D.: itnen
pom Sieism 9eiuEce IN acnntui6 seies.
ten @lGubi9sr idHlmtli6 foulant 9ei;us
uoreu, ii6 nit Der ansiablHng BON
145 D. 3. iu beifeipep, 10 lpnree Die
2beilun9 auf Der Ste1e porgeucmnIen
unb barauf Die Saut in feierIidler @eiIe
9ei6loiIen. Gs mar olio, mic mir fir
au5pdrtige 2eier ausSriidlif benterfen
mOdten, uidt eigsntlid Elm gunferott,
ionoeru cine geidaftSarfgabe 1T better
Sorn. @a3 osn Srifioenteu DIR.
Cu9gan betrifFt, 10 uertiaR sr I'M ;pei
fbr l6ou Die Siabt. Gr 9ing 81
Suse. Sn feiuer Reiietaihe trlg sr
mr. citen Rapierfra9eit, Orc; Siciitifte
uuo cine ibui Don milber 0anh gciauote
BintHai6e @bi6fp, abcr hafir nagnl
81 baS itol,s 9eDn6tfeta hit. Tiht
8auteretI 9enla6t, icnceru Sa8 inn
dnpertraute 9mt III Or5uuna5Iid6i9er
@siIe nisber9etcst ;u babeu. Sir Sen
5nl, sap CT lid il cilicr nnIercr 9lah.
baritdSte uil sin GbnIidcs Hn:t betper.
ben ioQte, brntcrftu mir. aaE Ct ) Sug
6 3oa bod il, iar;gti9oreuc blonde
6aare iluS eiueu Sanurrbart trdat
anS anf ;mei Singer idielt."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-01-16

8ie man affen fGngs. 81.
Gtnseboreueu in Gentrafs unb Sno,
ar1erifa baber cine eigene Metbooc,
alien bur3 Git ;u fan9en lie b6blen
cine SofoSnus mittelit eines CODES,
sos 9ros 9enn9 lit, nm cine affenpfote
bur6;ulahen, 10 melt aus, oaB Die
Rfote no1fommen in ser 66bluus Blat
sat. SR bisie 66btuns pirb Elm Stid
5uder gethau. Damn miro an bic
8pfeSanG cine tiiune Seine befeitiet,
pel4c Der SAUCER in Die SariO ltirlnit.
CT legt Ole 9tuB irei bin urb birst fid
in eincm Suide. Salb fornlt Elm
2rupp affen bera1 ; elmer cbtr Der an
bere i6aridu9iae erlpIbt be HuE, ftedt
cine Rfote III ha6 sod unb ergreiiG ben
,sutG. Nun taup Ct aber bic ;ur
5arft ashagis. ben Suder baltenbs
Efsts nttt ;url6;icbcu. er III ertrDeocr
tu tumnl, oSer ;u sierig, ais Sa6 sr Sen
3uder icfrcu lieEe. Der Sanger 3ie6t
Die lngebuntsue Rus elnafia mad iei.
i;enl 0eritcd bin unb ui9t rur Ser eee
Ssrsruc Nfe. feubern au9 cIe anSern
Io(9cu Der fouerubsa 9fu6; iobalo Tie
BEN 8esii:f neAe 9enus fine, iant cir
aufacfteatcs Gee tiber lie nna - ca;
iino gefaUltn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-01-16

Oas neuerfori9te Iuitra=
lien. Gs brtdt fib imner mcbr bic
ueberSeuguns 8abu, bab Die bisber
itnerforidt eebliebeueu Sbeile BON @us
ltraltet Wahri9eiulid aud feilt beSeu>
tenoes Scr.uin cntbalter, ipeldes all
baufdbig mare pSer ii6 bauernS our
Sieb;udt etgucte, ipenn ait6 hilt lino
pieoer I'D bur6 arteiiife 8ruuncu
binreideno @aHer i6aifen lieBe, UNI
Die oOen SonoDiiitsn Der WcnIdbeit
nusbar gu MAIDEN. Sreilid) ulnfoBt
oas nod nid)t eriorIhte 9ebiet ungez
heure SdnSerltredeu; 10 fennt man in
Siibauitralien etlpa 100, 900 cnal. Qua.
Oratmeilen nod nift, 10 barrt In 0eits
anitralieu eii gebiet bon ser finffadlen
@r6Be Der lluterIu6ung. Srcilif) finb
labrli6 cine 9feibc OF Jfcileubeu i'm
Stnercn beS fiiuften Grbtbeiles tbatio,
aber I'M g:rbdltniiie sur Sld6e lerrt
mail bod llir lpeuig fennen. go picl
ftebt nur felt, baB Guitralicn OH Soc,
tallen lnb auberer nubbarcn Dtineru.
lien einen 9roBen lleberf1uB beiiet, uno
SaB Die Iusbeutuug SieIcr ShGee Dem
Sanoe einen 9roBen @epinn abiperfcn
miro. Son BEN @olbfunSen bat n
1d1on oieles geb0rt, au9 ba5 Sorfonls
men BON Silber biirfte aGlsemetu be.
fanut IeiH, bo9ssen ipeniser bas Nuf=
finSsn BON SobaIt uno 3iuuer3en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-01-16

Die dlteite 5 flciu fl re.
.t"tgi0fc Scfte Der @ett 3u iein,
Siele Glre miro bon bcn Sararitanern
boil 9ta6luS, Dem alten Siten fcr
SibeI. beauiprutt. Sbr @ottcsbienit
finoet nod geual nah benz 9titus ltatt,
ME cr CUR 3cit Der babDlonildsn &C.
fan9enid)aft in @ebrau6 mar. auEers
oeI retAt ibrc @eidi6te ;uriid bis Sur
3ctt, "a a%bralamS QeerSeu 1T Si6cal
9eUeibtt, sic b~ebauptsr, baB lire
6aubihriit Ses Bertateut BON Narous
@uts( uisoerseldricbcn unS sic dlteltc
Der @elt II. Zod bat Der cl9liide
@clcbrtc Or. JcIu Surit nod ytrIou=
tiaer GinIitt bisier NieSeridJriit nad)s
9cDielcn, baE bielelbe aus oerldiebencn
grilnoeM tebeutsno jiin9crsn llriprun9s
lein utiilie.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-01-16
West eastpffIcpier.

DaS Dampfffanier lit 0eiuiB mauhem
u%uierer 9eier bon Sabrmdrtten obel
@irfusparabeu ber betaunt. Cine Tau.
NICE 8ef6retbuns feiner @irfnns fin.
Den mir IN efuein auffnte bes Barrier
Satirifers gurelien S6ou, Ser 6as
erite gorfibren beS unaetbiims burdl
ben G%irfusSireftor arnault i'm Sabre
1868 folgeaberma6en i9ilSert: Sim
IL Snti A llbr Ga9mittagS, nadjbem
Die 8a9enrennen beeubet paren, Der
Manu nit Ser Susel bic 9lunSe INN bic
8eunbabn gematt unb Der falibe
Blouoin ben Gierfu6en binauSeetrasen
hattie, ben er auf Dem Sell so Mteter
iiber oem MeersSipiegel 9ebaden bate,
rief gruanlt: nSaS Oampfflaoier !"
Wau ia6 II eiuen DampffefIel auf
pier SfGosrn bereiuroaen. 0erielbe
wurSe Our6 elm 8ferS se;ogelt, mas
aufauss fomiI9 tpirtte. ueber Dem
Seiiel erbob iih cine 9aeibe Pfeifen,
dbuli9 ME Die Sfala bel Der BaniI6te.
Der @rfiuSer f6iirte baS Seuer unb
Orebte oanu ben 9abn. Sofort erso6
iid Der Oampf in idmmtliGe SrseG.
pfetieu auf einmal. gfein. Gold elm
Sdrm bot nod uienlalS Die Sbren zines
Wtenideu getroffea. Gein Sturnl, feiu
G%rSbcben, fem Yulfanausbrud baben
jc aud nur Die Sdlftc oieies @et6ies
bcruor9ebrahti Stelfen sic iid bic
G%rompeten bon Seriao Dor nno laffen
Sic bieielben bonn Wfijtral aublaien ;
fiisen sic bcuu nod bas 8riiuen pom
500 SDlpen ftn5u, bic leberStg pcrs
branrt lperSeu, lluS oas 9cIhrei bon
1900 bctrunfeuen @ieln, Sanit f0nnen
sic iid eiuen i9paben Seerif BON
bcn eriten gfforben bes Oaupfflapiers
MAIDEN. Nue Seute itopfteu lid Die
Sbren ;u. Die Sinner idJrieen. Den
Sralcn wnrbe libel. @iut9e eri6redte
j3ub6rer retteten ii9 Sur9 cilt9e Sludt.
.Was lit Bonn los pa frus Nrnault ben
Grfinber uno brebte BEN Sabn. rMan
bat 3u itarf gebei;t," a~ntrYcrtcte er.
Der 2arm i9woa INNER n1cbr oil.
r8euns! 9enus!A rief man BON alien
Seiten +; pl6sli6 ert6ute Gin furdtbarer
&uaa, cas- Biano ffes in Die 2uft. Aae
Seute iu9ten ii6 gu retteu. als fid
Die Nampfuolfen per,ogen battcn, iab
man ben @rfnber beiinnungslos balies
gen. st latte ctneil breifahen Nrrnz
brua criitteu. Die Sreetpieifen laeen
oerbo0en auf DEM So6en lumber, Ser
&elie! mar in Der 8fitte geplast itnb Die
9%oblenslutb fammte rabis rueitcr."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-01-16

6tidrci6tbum i'm amaso.
nen from. SIM gma;onenftrom iols
len bic m~eiiten strtcn bon SiIdcn i'm
9roBten llebcrTuiie lebeu. Rrofeifor
ago|ii; ianO in elmer fleinen Nusbufl.
tul,9 oiclc5 Strome8 an 200 artei,
mcbr als CT I'M 9au;eu MiiIiiiippi bate
fiRbcn %f0nnslt, un0 1000 Irten fteqte
CT ~iibcrBanpt I'M @nla3onenitrom felt,
DOH beneu CT porber iii $50 artcn ees
fannt bate. Sur6 biele Gntbedpna
Durben aIc oorbcri9eu natprniiiens
iaafttidsn Nugaben iiber Den Oauien
seDorfcu. j3u anfan9 bes Sabrbins
oertS faulite rian itllr 800 grten. Gu
pitdn &ilfcS iteGte auf elmer Gciic nm
Die Welt int Sabre 1910 rur GOO Trten
feit, wabrcno asaiiij in .3sit BON 5
Wtonatel i'm gma3ouaS bereitS 1900
Qrtsu seiunben bate, bon Seneu 1000
artcn ais oorber p0Gig unbefannt III
be3eihneu toarer. Die 8aca Utartna
oeS TT1ajoreuftromes lit Der er6Bte be-
fannie SlBDaNerFih. unb pom benz
Ieara berid)tc. &9aiii3, oab bisier Slid
ieins Suugcn I'M Mtaule f%orttrase.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-01-16

8ie nist Wertb i'll Ser san;en
Nslt DirS anjdhrli9 bur9 Stuer ser.
it0rt? Sn oeu Ser. Staateu fir AGO
Wtiuicncn Warf, in Ssuslau6 fir 40
Weta. M.. IN grosbritanuitn fir 1872
MiG. Dc, in Ssuti9(nnb fir 1874
9in. 30, III Sefterreid fur 20 Rh.
R., in Graafrr@ fir e. gGig. SIC.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-08-28
MARRIED HER MASTER.
Death Of One-Time slave Who Becam
the Wife OF a Planter.

Death Of One-Time slave Who Became
the Wife OF a Planter.
MEorrms, Tenn, August 27.-Ihe
viii Of Rosa E. Randolph, colored, was
probated here to-day. She leaves her
property, valued at about $1,000, TO
various Ba ptst institutions and to her
mother and husband. There is a story
of more than common interest connect
ed with this estate. The testatrix was
i'm years gone by the mistress and slave
of Matthew Coke, q wealthy Mississippi
planter, who owned large interests in
and near Memphis. The fruit of this
connection was a family OF seven chill
dren. all of whom ore now dead. In
1870 in order to protect Rosa against
poverty in the event that she should
Outlive him, Coke married her in this
.city, a cOlOred minister performing the
ceremony. No witnesses were present
on this occasion, and to repair the
omission the couple were remarked in
Grenada, Miss, in 1875, In the presence
Of two residents Of the town.
In 1886 Coke died. He left a will de-
vlsing to his wife, Rosa, their comforta-
Die residence in this city and fine farm
Of 400 acres of cotton land situated on
Presidents Island, four miles below the
city. The remainder OF his property
was left TO his niece, whose husband as
sumed the duties of executor. Soon
after Rosa was prevailed on to sign a
deed devising all her part OF the prop
erty to the executors grandchildren,
retaining for herself only a life interest
I'm the same. She afterward claimed
she did not know what she was signing
away, and only did it through affection
for the executors wife and awe of him.
subsequently Rosa married Burrell
Randolph, a colored policeman. Ran
dolph soon found out how the land lay,
and under his persuasion his wife
brought suit in chancery for the reStor-
alton OF all her rights in the property
left TO her by Coke. The court gave a
decree in her favor and she died in pos
session Of her legacy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-08-28
HANCOCK INSTITUTE.
A Number of Interesting Topics Discussed
BY the Teachers.
a..

A Number of Interesting Topics Discussed
BY the Teachers.
Spseia5 Telegram to tho Register.
New CUMBERLAND, August 27.-The
Teachers Institute met at the usual
hour. Devotional exercises were con-
Quoted by Prof. Gallup. After singing
my Native Mountain Home" Prof.
Armstrong took up the subject OF Civil
Government, and gave drill and out
line of the judicial department OF the
Federal government, also Of the State
government. The teachers took great
interest in the lesson. This was followed
by some practical work in language
training. The teachers were asked to
prepare forms of excuses, invitations,
acceptances, orders, short compositions,
etc. The necessity of proper directions
to children in the books and papers
they read was next discussed. The in
structor said that just as the body is
nourished by food, so is the mind nour-
ished and fed by thoughts. Good food
makes a strong, vigorous body; good
mental food makes a sound, vigorous,
happy mind. Teachers must see to it
that children get the proper kind Of
food from books and papers. Many a
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-08-28
OHIO CAMPAIGN.
TEE ACTION OF 7HE REPUBLICAN EDITORS
on TEE ISSUIS
Thsy Take Back Track on TariR-Fosssr Wanted
the Silver Question to Figure kOrs Prom
msnty- Tariff Reform Popular
With the Yarmsrs


Special TsIsgrcn to TIC Register.
WASHINGTON, August 27.-The action
Of the Republican editors Of Ohio in
taking back track on the tariff and
making the silver question the principal
issue in the campaign Of Mckinley for
Governor has excited a great deal Of in
terest here. Though Mckinley himself
led the way by making free coinage the
leading subject Of discussion in his
opening speech, 1t is known that he is
opposed to this course and that it was
with difficulty that be was induced TO
accept it. Not until the whole party
was thoroughly alarmed by the evil
dence that it would be a losing fight
with Mckinley tariff as the chief issue
and be was repeatedly warned that it
must not be pressed too conspicuOusly to
the front, was he brought 10 a realiza-
tiOn Of the fact that he would
have 10 subordinate his favOrite hobby.
Mr.. Foster is credited with having
brought about this change of position.
II is known that heWas dissatisfied with
McKinley's plan OF campaign and that
some time ago be came to the cOnclu-
sion that Mckinley was a baby in poll
tics, and IL Is said that he has had to
work very hard with him TO induce him
10 take advantage of the opportunity
offered by the Democratic platform to
divert attention from the tariff.
Mckinley is probably honest In the
belief that a majority Of the people Of
Ohio are satisfied with his method Of
taxation, and his managers have found
10 extremely difficult to get him to pay
any attention 20 other Issues. 1t APP
pears, however, that the unpOpularity
of the Mckinley tariff among the farm
erS is so great that even he has been
convinced that 10 will cause him the loss
OF some votes and his managers were
about ready 70 throw up their hands if
everything else was TO be subordinated
10 that issue. The Farmers Alliance
orators are doing as much as are the
Democrats to expose the Mckinley bill
and they reach voters whom the Demo
Gratis cannot influence. With two par
ties opposed TO each other and having
different aims, both attacking the meas
ure the Republicans are ct disadvant-
age on that issue, IS the editors and
managers have discovered. Foster is
very confident, however, that a great |
deal of the loss that may be expected on |
account of the unpopularity Of the Nc
Kinley bill may be made up on the sill |
yer question. But unles the reports re- |
ceived here are very misleading, they |
are apt to find the free coinage Of silver |
is quite as popular in Ohio as tariff re- !
form has grown to be. Reports receiv- !
ed by the Alliance managers here, who /
are in constant communication with |
all over the State, indicate that
both tariff reform and free coinage are
very strong with the farmers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-08-28
NEW POTTERY COMPANY
Organized at East LiVerpool-Win sOOr
Have Goods on the Market.

Organized at East LiVerpool-Win Soon
Have Goods on the Market
SpseiaJ Tslsgran 10 ths Register.
TmTONvuLE, ONO, August ga
meeting of the stockholders Of the
Western Sanitary Ware Company was
held at East Liverpool yesterday, at
which the company was formed and the
following officers elected: President and
Secretary. John SAINT; Assistant Secre-
tary, Mrs. E. Bennett; Treasurer, John
Rowe. The above gentlemen were also
elected directors with the additional
name Of L. Webster, all Of East Liver
pool.
The services Of Herbert Machine, a
very competent pottery man, was en-
gagged as manager. He has already ar
rived at the works and will proceed at
once to overhaul the works and put Ia
Aoetter equipments for the manufacture
IF this line Of goods Orders have been
given for the building OF a fine engine
and boiler, which will be made at Liver
pool.
goods on the market second TO none.
On some articles he has patent from
which he receives a five cent royalty on
each article manufactured In Trenton
and will allow this firm to use 1t gratis.
Some Of the most experienced presSers
Of Trenton have been engaged to work
At this factory John Carol, OF the
wheeling factory viii draw plans for
the additional buildings to be erected
and win see to the placing in OF the new
machinery. The Wheeling and lake
Erie will put In a switch the first Of next
week which will run between. the two
main buildings, which will allow great
shipping facilities.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-08-28
prnpnenIH.
OEALED PROPOSALS.

Sealed proposals, endorsed proposals for Elec-
trio Power House." will be received by the Elec-
trio Light Commission of the city Of Wheeling
until Wednesday, September 9, 1891, at o'clock
p m for the material and for the erection and
full completion OF power, boiler and dynamo
house for the arc street lighting installation for
the city of Wheeling, according to plans and
specifications on file in the Office of the Board Of
Gas Trustees, City Hall.
Bids will be received separately for the iron
work, as one bid, and for the other portions Of
the work GncludiDg excavation, masonry,
brick work and carpenter work, and all other
necessary items, except iron work. as one bid:
and also for the construction of the work as a
whole
Plans and specifications can be examined at
the office OF the Gas Trustees, City Hall, on and
after Friday, August 81, 1891, at l2 o'clock noon.
The Commission reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
P. +. FARRELL, Chairman.
A. A. FRANzHEIM. Secretary. aul9l
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-08-28
CdPR9ILhr Rgr

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returned.
You only pay for the good you
get. Can you ask more?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-08-28
SCREENING SARAH
Bernhart Arranging to Go Round the
World, Playing One Night Stands.


Bernhart Arranging to Go Round the
World, Playing One Night Stands.
SAN Francisco, August 27.-To Sarah
Bernhart belongs the credit of project
ing the most audacious theatrical
scheme on record. The idea is tour
of the world on a specially chartered
steamship of not less than 5000 tons,
carrying the company, scenery and in
cidentally freight, to help defray the
expenses, which would be nearly 81,
a day. Henry E. Abbey was in close
consultation with Mr.. Spreckles,
of the Oceanic Steamship line,
on the subject during his recent visit to
this city. 1t has leaked out that he had
almost completed negotiations for the
exclusive use of steamer of the Mari
posa type for two years. Nine. Bern
hart has figured out that by going
around the world it will be possible to
play at all the leading cities at the
height of the season in each place. The
company can live cheaply on shipboard,
heavy freight rates on scenery will be
avoided, and one night stands be made
possible in the Orient. 1t is
proposed to sail from Havre,
touch at the leading ports Of
Portugal and Spain, thence proceed to
the Mediterranean along the river, run
ming ashore to visit Italian and French
cities, Vienna, Buda-Pesth and Bucha-
rest. Thence the troupe would go to
Paris, Alexandria and Cairo, through
the Suez canal to India, Australia,
China, Japan, Vancouvers, San Fran
cisco, the cities of Spanish America, the
Argentine Republic, Brazil, Cuba and
the eastern coast of the United States.
Then crossing the Atlantic the company
Paris. f5efhndte IS enthusiastic over
the idea.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-08-28
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