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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-04-11
secretarr Foster,s Trip.

WASHINGTON, April TO- Secretary
Foster will 90 To New York next Tues
day for a visit of several days. He said
this morning that he is going mainly on
private business, but that while there
ne will visit the custom house for the
purpose of becoming better acquainted
with the officials and the existing meth
ods OF administration. He said there Is
no chance in the situation in New
York" and that he saw no immediate
prospects Of any so far aS he is con-
cerned
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-04-11
JOHNsON'S TRIAL
For the Assault ON Miss Baileyat Charles
ton-Case VIII End To-Day.

NDtCLlk Atktgf uft ~ fft' As'2''N'fs
CHARLESTON, w. Va, April lO.-The
trial of 'Sim" Johnson, the negro who
committed the assault on Miss Bailey
Tuesday, was begun to-day in the Grim
inal court. The room was crowded and
guards had to be stationed at the doors
to keep the people out lest the floor
should give away. Crowds OF people
stood on the street corners near the
Court House all day, and when,
after the court adjourned, the
the prisoner was taken to the jail hum
dredS followed him, some Of them cry
ing chang him.
The excitement is intense and unless
he is sentenced to be hung the Sheriff
will have his hands full in guarding
him. The prosecution proved absolute
ley the commission of the crime, and the
only defense made was that 1t was
claimed by some the negro was only
half-witted. The case was continued
till tomorrow, when it will probably be
completed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-04-11
TERSE TELEGRAMs.

Prof Tyndall is rapidly improving in
health.
Fire damaged Heintz's piano rooms, To-
ronto. Ontario, last night. $4,000.
General Rosecrans condition was much
improved yesterday. He is now able to sit
up.
The forge department OF Mckee, Fuller
4 Co.'S car shops at Fullerton. Pa, were
burned last night. The fire was caused by
sparks from a hammer. Loss, S2O,OOO; in
surance, 5000.
Sister Mary, Superior of the Sisters Of
Charity in the United States, died last
night at the Good Samaritan Hospital in
Cincinnati.
Parnell denies that he has married Mrs.
O'Shea's daughter.
The President has appointed Lorenzo
Crounse. Of Nebraska, to be Assistant Sec
retary OF the Treasury, vice General
Batcheller, resigned.
The fiftieth anniversary Of the birth OF
the New York Tribune was celebrated at
the Metropolitan Opera House in that city
last night.
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PURCHASING LOCOMOTIVES.
A Representative of a West Virginia Road
in Pittsburg.

PrrrSnUEc. PA. April l0.-Mr. Sam
uel A. Steele. OF Weston, W Va. is i'm
the city. Ue is connected with the new
road which is being built through West
Virginia by senator Camden. One
branch is now completed 20 Braxton
Court House and is being pushed
through West Virginia 20 Covinston,
Na.. where 90 will connect with the
Chesapeake and Ohio road. Another
branch has been finished through Buck
hauuou, to Newell, where operations
for the time are finished.
The road is 90 DE connected with
Pittsburg some day and will be- Of the
greatest benefit to this city as 10 will
open uD coal and lumber fields of much
wealth. The connection w... be- made
through Morgautown.
Mr.. steele is here 90 take ont 90 the
new road two engines which were pur-
chased from the Pittsburg Locomotive
Works.
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pnrncll Not MarrIed Nel

LoNpoN, April lO.-The cauam .n-
yolying Miss O'Shca and Plrn'.. Dos
ceased 10 be- heard. Mr. PlrncII nmO
TO the House of Commons direct from
Brighton. Capt. O'Shea continue, i'
reside at the East End Of Brighton. Mr..
O'Shea is sdll at the West End.
which is now known % paor"
As Fire Escape Terrace" She drive,
out with Mr.. Parnell in o. hooded Amer
lean buggy. There is no sign thar ih'
Queens proctor will interi"r" iu prr.
vent the OShca divorce from becoming
,hcnfutp
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IRISH LEAGUE COUNCIL.
They OTer TO Mediate Between the Fac
lions in ireland.

AAnNN AN ANfAANMs
CINCINNATI. o.. April lO.-The Couu-
cu OF the Irish National League OF
America adjourned late this afternoon,
after adopting she following resolutions:
WHEREAS. The Executive Committee
OF the Irish NltiouaI League OF America
is without adyices from the Irish Ma
tional League no Dublin, and q question
is presented requiring an Interchange
of views with Charles Stewart ParnelL
president. and Timothy Harrington,
secretary of the last named organiza-
zion. therefore. be it.
Rc>oircd. That the President and Sec
rotary be instructed 10 correspond with
Nessrs. Parue.l and Harrington in refer
.rce to tho matter aforesaid, and cSpe-
totally tho letter of John Dillon, received
+ los our President and laid before this
committee.
That the President be authorized %
suggest she good Offices Oi this organiza-
zion ls arbitrator with view 90 the
restoration ot harmony and the recon
|cIemcnt or aIl differences iu Ireland.
and to this end thar the President at
once put himself iu communication with
rhe proper parties iu Ireland.
That We recommend a National con
yeuti0u in America. 90 bee held not later
that September 1891. at Baltimore, and
|the Pres dent is hereby instructed 90 re-
|guest the presence Of Mr.. Paruell
/ President 0i the Irish National League
md 0f the Irish members OF Parliament
/ no such convention.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-04-11
PHINEAS 7. BARNUM,
Born July ;, 1910,
DIED APRIL 7, 1891.

The funeral services were simple, in
accordance with the wish OF the deceas-
ed. The display OF floral pieces was
simply beautiful. They were too numer-
Ous to describe and were contributed by
friends from far and near.
The funeral cortege left the church at
. p. m. At the grave thousands OF SYM
pathizing friends had gathered to wit
ness the last sad rite. Rev. l.. Il.
Fisher ofliciated at the grave and read
the committal services OF the church,
after which he offered the usual prayer
and benediction.
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rrnln Mreckrrs Arrr.ted.

EvfEcErN. Ala, April 10.-Two ne
-roes. names unknown, were arrested
and iailcd here Yesterday, charged with
being members of the band OF train
wrcckcrs who have been operating on
thc louisville and Nashville railroad.
The others Of the gang have been loca-
ted and will bc appreheuded soon. The
wreckcrs claim that they did the wreck
ing to get square with the engineer, and
the detectives claim tnat they did it FOR
h..,Tf.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-04-11
Forgotten Murder Revived.

PARIS, Ten, April l0.-In 1888,
James Ward, leading farmer Of this
county, who was riding home from
Byrd's Gin, seven miles southeast OF
Blossom, was waylaid and shot. No
evidence could be secured pertaining to
any person as the murderer. The muir
der had been forgotten until yesterday,
when the grand jury returned bill,
charging Moses Morgan with the mur-
der, and he was arrested and placed IN
Jail He is well known and stood high
In the community.
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IMPORTANT CASE
ARGUED IN TIE UNITED STATES SUPREME
COURT BY SENATOR KENNA.
Be Pleads fr Two Former West yirginians Who
Were Sentenced fIr Murder in Texas Gurt.
Ths Angus, Justices are Very Much
Interested IN the Case.
Special Telegram TO he Register.

Specldt Ieie0rdm 10 ne Rsgtster.
WASHINGTON, d. c., April lO.-The
case OF r. +. Boutwell, aud j. c. Ball,
former West Virginians, appealed to
the Supreme Court OF the United States,
from the Eastern District Of Texas,
where the defendants were sentenced
to death for murder, was argued in the
Supreme Court to-day by Senator Kenna
for the condemned men, and Solicitor
General Taft for the United States.
The argument was compare
lively brief, Mr.. Kenna opening
and concluding, but il elected more
than usual interest on the part OF the
court and the spectators present. JUS
tice Lamar gave solemn attention from
the beginning to the end with scarcely
a movement, while Justices Brown.
Bradley and Harlan made frequent in
terruptlons, propounding number OF
inquiries and elected quite running
discussion. Justice Field also at one or
two points interpoSed an inquiry and
the gravity Of the case aroused general
and special interest.
Senator Kenna's argument was con-
hutu w bu' HhNSNAPAS
and as he declared, only such features
In the case as seemed to invoke worthily
the consideration OF the Supreme Court
on the validity OF the indictment, the
insufficiency Of the judgment, and the
sentence and the admission Of certain
class OF testimony. He was particularly
emphatic and urgent in his preSenta-
tion OF his argument in exposure of al
legged errors.
II anything could be Judged
by the manner and action Of
the dignified personages composing
the august tribunal it is altogether
likely that the convicted men will Sc
cure a reversal OF the sentences, and
thereby a further lease OF life. Mr..
Kenna seems quite confident that he
will win this important case.
Hon. VIM. r. Thompson, OF Summers,
and e. i. Smith, of Mercer, were In
terested spectators during the argu-
ment. The Attorney General OF Ohio,
ID. X. Watson, was also close observer
OF the proceedings.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-04-11

Mrs. WIysLow's SOOTHING SYRUP has
been used by millions OF mothers Tor child
rem teething for over fifty years Win per-
feet success. II relieves the lttie sunerer
at once, produces natural, quiet sleeP py
freeingcthe child from PAIN, ana tne niue
cherub ayakes AS bright as button" 1t
is veTv pleasant to taste, soothes the child,
softens the'gums, allays pain, relieves wind,
regulates the bowels. and is the best known
remedy for diarrhea, whether arising
from teething or other causes. Twenty-Five
cents bottle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-04-11

OTTAWA, ONT, April lot is learned
from most reliable sources that the
agents OF the Dominion government IN
Great Britain and on the Continent have
advised the government here that the
outlook for emigration TO Canada dur
ing the coming season is more unSatis-
factory and diScOuraging than it has
been for several years. The unusual
efforts Of the government to bring set
tiers here during the coming summer IS
likely 10 meet with signal failure. The
cause is said to be the state Of religious
and political affairs in Canada and the
uncertainty which surrounds the Do
minlon's future fiscal policy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-04-11
Treasurer Illusions Successor.

WAsmNGToN, April lot is now
practically settled that Mr.. f. II. Ne
becker, of Indiana, will succeed Mr.. j.
n Huston, OF tho oapao state, as I'"itnd
States Treasurer. The latter is now on
his way to Washington and will have
conference with the President to-mor-
row afternoon. 1t is understood that
Mr.. Nebecker will also be here to-mor-
row afternoon, and that arrangements
for the formal transfer OF the Office Will
he made before the Presidents depart
nre for the South and West.
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rhnGrIn Tnkes Drop.

New YORK, April lO.-La grippe took
A big drop within the past "a hours end
ing at noon to-day. So did the mortal
ity record. The deaths yesterday were
2o6. To-day the number has been re-
duced to III. There are no deaths re-
ported from grip proper, but there are
nine deaths reported which are attrlo'
uted TO the dread disease. There are
946 policemen on the sick list.
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Services Over Cen. Pike. RemaIn..

WASHINGTON, April lO.-Last night
at midnight the Masonic ceremonies
over the remains OF General Albert
Pike were held in the First Congrega-
tional Church with all the solemnity
that marked such an occasion at that
hour. At about 1890 members OF Al.
bert Pike ConSistory conveyed the body
from the Scottish Rite Cathedral, where
it lay in state, to the church, the Con-
sstory then returning TO It's sanitary
until shortly before midnight. MasOns
occupied the entire floor Of the auditor
ium, and the galleries were filled with
the general public. The services were
very impressive.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-04-11
c,,.,,herIaIp.. cough Remedy.

This remedy does not dry up cough olt
looseps and relieves IT, II prevents coueh-
ing by producing free expcctoraton' anu
by aiaying the inflammation ana lrr.ss.iGn "
OF the throat. II is the only preparation ~
common use that produces an expulsion oi
mucus from the air cells Of the lungs, rem
ders the mucus less tenacious anu easle' ~ y,
expectorate. and opens the secretiohs. ~
completely undermines colo. IL Is esPco
tally adapted 10 children, as IL contains ~ ~
for Group. and has never yet failed. Fifty
cents per bottle. For sale by the follow
ing druggists: W. W. Irwin, { X
Goetze, {. Schnepf, j klari, NJ. W. Hen
rici, ". G. Armbrecht, c. Menk .emlller,
w. f. Miller, John Coleman and >. l.
Brice, and by Bowie * Co. Bridgeport
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-04-11
.sa REPUBLICAN LEAGUE.
Meeting Of the Executive Committee-only
Handful Present.


PARKERsBURG, April l0.-A meeting
of the Executive Committee OF the Re-
publican Leagues of West Virginia was
held this afternoon in the Council Cham
Der. The attendance was so slim that
the meeting could have been held in a
cab. The following gentlemen, John
5. Burdctte, OF Charleston; VIM. Latield,
of Lewis county; Jas. Kelly, Of Ritchie
county: DR. George Caddle, OF Wheeling;
l.. y. Leafolet, 5. II. Grimm
and 7. w. Holt, of Grafton,
was the sum total OF arrivals.
from distance. Mr. c. b. Smith, Rob
crt Alexander, W. w. Miller, Mayor
Gibbens completed the list. The polit-
ical situation in West Virginia was
thoroughly discussed and the league
would have determined with unanimous
voice to be aggressive il there had been
enough Of them to make mp their minds.
The only other business OF Importance
done, the REGISTER was informed, was
the appointment of the whole concern
to represent the league at Cincinnati.
1t was an innocent diversion after the
recent Waterloo.
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wanted TO Get ria of the Children.

GREESsBURG, PA, April lO.-Three
children OF David Carroll died suddenly
early this week under suspicious cir
cumstances. An inquest was held,
when il was discovered poison had been
given them. Two other children are at
the point Of death and arrests will prob
ably follow. Carroll has only been mar
ried a few months to the mother OF the
children.
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What They Split On.

HARRISBURG, PA, April 10y a
vote of % to 10 the House this morning
refused to concur in the Senate amend
ments to the bill rc-imbursing eX-Goy-
ernor Beaver for money expended dur
ing the Johnstown flood. The bill will
now return To the Senate and a confer
ence committee will probably be ap-
pointed.
The contention is over the preamble
reciting the extent OF the disaster, and
the good work done by Governor Beaver
and VIM. II. Kemble. This was Strick'
en- from the bill when IT was on It's iinal
passage In the House and was reinserted
In tho Sanata
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-04-11

CHICAGO, April lO.-"I really do not
know what 10 make Of the report in re-
gard 10 the unjust incarceration Of
Anna Dickinson" said Miss Frances b..
Willard. President Of the Worlds Wom-
ans Christian Temperance Union to-
day. Miss Willard expressed it as her
opinion that the hardShipS and over
work 10 which Anna Dickinson had sub
iected herself for many years and her
resultant ill-health for some time past,
would very naturally result in a condi-
,ion that would produce all sorts OF hal
lucinations. And that without knowing
about il, Miss Willard thought Anna
Dickinson, while appearing quite sane.
was the victim OF utterly baSeless delu-
SiOnS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-04-11
Phrbe Holds the Fort.

CHICAGO, April lO.-Miss Ph~be
Couzins, Secretary of the Board Of Lady
Managers, holds the fort at the head
quarters,of the Worlds Columbian Com
mission. She declared herself more
than ever Determined in her stand to
assert her rights as Secretary OF the Ex-
ecutive Committee. She desired it ex-
pressly stipulated in the public print
that this unfortunate itference between
herself and Mrs. Palmer is merely Of
principle, and not personal in any sense.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-04-11

OTTAWA. ONT. April TO- Almost
simultaneous with thc return from
Washington of Sir john Thompson and
Hon. g.. f. Foster came dispatch 90
thc Governor General from Sir Julian
Pluucofotc. announcing that Mr..
Blaine had fixed Monday, October IT,,
as the date FOR the reciprocity confer
cnce. Tho time is acceptable TO the
Canadian government and the delegates
viii, therefore, duly present themselves
at Washington ou the day appointed.
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DefyIng the Government.

ST. Louis, April 10.-Advices from
the northern border OF Texas say that
Notwithstanding the instructions to gov
ernment agents and the threat Of Indian
Agent Woods, OF Ponca, |. T., to call
for government assistance il another
car of cattle is unloaded in the Usage
nation, the cattle men continue to ship
cattle into the reservation, and are now
running an average of four train loads
of stock to the nation daily. In the last
three weeks nearly $4,000 head have
been shipped from San Angelo to the
Usage nation, with as many more "a
follow as soon as the Santa Fe Railway
Company can move them.
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The Laws Were Not Violated.

PHILADELPHIA, April lO.-The story
that Anna Dickinson was sane woman
when she was committed TO the Dan
VILE Insane Asylum, and that her COM
mitment was irregular; that the state
lunacy laws were in her case fagrantly
violated, and that Philadelphia physi-
clans and officials were concerned in the
injustice done her, is officially aud par
ticularly denied here.
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NACKAI', MONtN.
Part Of II Put Into Washington Kcli
fstHte

"it " " i'ui lhlp hANttnetuu hf AZ
fstHte
NEW YoRK, April lo.-A Wa,lne-
ton dispatch says IL is understood bore.
that j. ". Mackay has determined fnu.
gauize q company for jhe construction ,f
an imposing hotel or apartment house iu
this city which is to cost -e.5Hu.U01
The site selected is one that will ,il-.
some surprise to the citizens ~ Wash.
ington, but Mr. Mackay has been ld
viScd by well posted real c>tat. urn
who know the trend of The Dig
that he has made a wise selection.
The pr~t--s.- ---- .'..- --s
-UT.UJU square feet. situated at tlr hId
OF Sixteenth street. on the north .dr
OF Florida avenue, which. few y'ir.
ago, was the boundary line of the ciY oi
Washington. and officially DESIGNATED
aS Boundary street. The property aa.
purchased by Mr. Mackay and lI-
partners in the enterprise fnr >inn
600. which Is at the rate OF ~, per iual'.
foot. The oGner of the property r"
control Of 10 few years ago 90 a D.-f OBJ
about 81 per foot. but by reason OFF Nn'
having expended any cash. hut -'mi.f ~
having assumed the notes oi thr yari"H.
owners. hc ha, realized % profit oi -IH
ppU
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-04-11

-"tu.E Pa. April lO- Tom
ABORT Dly met iu o. twenty
rms aelr Elwardsvii'e 40 al
..., m1ru'ng, iua finish tight
SIDE. Six savage rounds
ta- ln tne last round Pump
., opponent out. and iu falling
Ha.Y broke his leg. he was
o, the r.ug by his hackers,
N ln Che sponge.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-04-11

DALLAS. TEN. April lo.-IIenry
Eulman. proprietor OF the Georgia
Hotel. which was destroyed by fire two
weeks ago, and iu which James McAlli>-
ter was burned 90 death and several
others seriously injured, was arrested
Yesterday. charged with having fired
LII. lILIILur
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WORLD. Fair DIrectors, Election.

Chicago, April 10. - The Worlds
Fair directors, through their uomna-
ting committee, tonight chose officers
for the ensuing year: James w. Scott
was named TO succeed Lyman j. Gage
as President. The other officers are
Thomas b. Bryan, First Vice President;
Potter Palmer, Second Vice Presi-
dent; A. +. Leeberger. Treasurer; w.
X. Ackerman. Auditor and j. ii. King
will, Assistant Secretary. Mr.. Scott,
when informed of his election to the
Presidency, declined to accept IT, No
other person was named for the direc-
tOrShip.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-04-11
Object to Legislators.

ST. PAUL, MINI, April lO-The
McHale anti-tights bill which passed the
State Senate is now in the hands OF the
House Judiciary Committee having been
referred to that committee after it had
been considered by the Commit
tee on Education and such
recerence recommended by the
latter committee. This week the ex-
travaganza of the Crystal Slipper" is
playing to crowded houses at the Metro
politan Opera House in this city. and
to-day the manager extended an invita-
tion to the members OF the House OF
Representatives to attend the per-
formance tonight. The invitation
was promptly accepted and nearly
every member at once selected his seat,
and tonight the attended the perform
ance In full force. Out Of the ia mem
berS, over one hundred were present to
study the question OF tignts versus
skirts on the stage before voting on the
McIIale bill.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-04-11
.KInrKel.s" Bows Win.

ST. LOUIS, April lO.-St. Louis was
outplayed all around to-day. Although
the Browns played fair uphill game,
after the third inning they were unable
to overcome Cincinnati's lead. Score:
St. Louis, Q: Cincinnati, II. Hits,
II each. Errors, and I. Earned, 4
and ,. Pitchers, Neal and Dwyer.
rmnire. Davis.
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One Assessor Reslgns.

VtfTII IfIfITUNI 70 TTIt 4t'V'''''
CHARLESTON, w. VA, April TO-
Some of the newly appointed assessors
are not as well pleased over their ap-
pointmeut as they thought they would
be before they read the assessment
law. One man, d. =. Vanmeter of
Hardy county, has refused to accept the
appointment on the ground that there
was too much work in it for too little
money. No one has yet been appointed
I'm his Mace
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rlr.t Case Of the Kind in Elizabeth.

ELIZABETH, \. j.. April lO.-A pa
tient has been removed from a Polish
colony in the tenement district OF the
citv to the hospital, where the staff
pronounced the case spotted, or typhus
fever. The Board of Health was con-
suited, and had the man conveyed to
the Riverside Hospital. 1t was the
first case of the kind in Elizabeth, and
attracts much attention.
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AhJsEMESrS.
MR. LAMEs 4, "ornEI.In." !"

A fair and apprccatiye audience
greeted LouiS James at the Opera House
last evening in "Othcllo." and received
its moneys worth. Mr.. James is one Of
the few tragedianS OF merit left in this
country, and this is advertised as his
farewell starring" tour. In these days
OF farce comedy Shakespeare does not
seem to be very far lin it, yet the size
and the appreciation Of the audience
that witnessed Mr.. James performance
testify to the fact that there are several
lovers Of the Legitimate" still extant.
The company throughout is good one.
Mr.. +. c. MoSley, aS the deviliSh
and crafty "lago," doing especial
ly well. Miss Henrietta WeemS
did not by her acting reveal the
fact that her stage experience is small,
and made a most attractive "DeSde-
mona," winning the sympathy OF her
audience from the start. OF Mr.. James,
himself, little need be said. Mr. James
has by hard work won reputation
that few ShakeSper'an actors has
achieved, and none who witnessed his
strong imperSonation Of the jealous
Moor last evening will say that he does
not thoroughly deserve it. This after
noon Mr.. James will be seen in "The
Marble Heart" and this evening in
Macbeth