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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-31
THE MIC 1 RACE.

l-ltl|H'HF FlNNlHHF aIa.mfhFf
Tho Wheeling Cyeiers' and Their frisnd.
Mako Good limo From Brown,vliie.
Tho much talked.ot relay race Of
wtcolmen from Brownsville, Pa, 70
Wheeling took place yesterday. It was
asucccss from eycry point Of view. Tho
timo mado was good, although tho
roads were not, and the interest mani.
Tested by outsiders was greater than OK.
pccted.
Tho Wheeling tyelcrs who wero TO
take part won't out,on tho Baltimore 4
Ohio road, with tho exception OF those
who were 10 ride tho last relay, and
they rode out on their wheels 10 tho
point where they were TO meet tho next
relay riders
Tho start from Brownsville was to
liavo beon made at 3 d. m., but circum.
stances postponed 1t till 0 o'clock.
On. tho FIRST relay OF. eight miles, i. s.
Mitzcner, Of Brownsville, Pa, rode q
star machine tho full eight miles in tho
mud; timc 5Si minutes.
On tho second relay the road was, also
muddy. Lon NJ. Porter, OF Washington,
nado tho oight miles in 55 minutes on
n Columbia safety.
Tho third relay was over somewhat
better roads, and William Henry, Of
Washington, rode It on u Columbia
pneumatic machine In SO minutes.
Tho next division was through very
rough country. Harry Crandall, OF
Washington, rodo II. Ills wheel was a
Columbia cushion machine, and It took
hard kicking TO mako 1t In SO minutes.
Tho fifth relay was mado In 80 minutes
BY Q. 7. Smith, who rode a Warwick
pneumatic machine, and tho sixth eight
miles was made by Harry Chessell and
Tom Williams in 80 minutes on Victor
wheels.
The seventh relay was the last, ending
at the Register Office, on Market street,
and Jesse sl,aifer and Harry Grubcr
started from the eight mile post, though
they declare tho run is very much over
eight miles. Gruber arrived ut tho end
Of his journey, OH his now Mail ma
chino ut 247p., H., making tho run in
forty.cight minutes. Shafer was u fow
seconds later on his Swift safety.
Tho run averaged ten miles m hour.
from Brownsville to Wheeling. Mr..
Gruber delivered to Mayor Scabright
the following greeting:
BROWNSVILLE, Pa, May 80, 1892,
sc o'clock 4. m, Standard Time. !
The Mayer d Bhalrne, Hfy. Virginia.
SIRE, s.. Michner, member OF
Brownsville Cyclcrs' Club, has just now
started from this place with this special
message for you.
Our best wishes 60 with him.
Yours truly,
SAM II. SMITH,
Burgess OF Brownsville.
To this Mayor Seabright responded
by wire welcoming the Pennsylvania
cyclers, and expressing the hope that
in tho future he might have the honor
10 welcome other Brownsville delega-
tions, not by the IL or two, but by the
hundreds.
Last night the Wheeling cyclers en-.
tertained inGreat shape thoothcr wheel
men who took part in the race, and
wheelmen from all the surrounding
towns. Refreshments and cigars, and
entertaining proceedings made the time
pass tleetly, and all who were present
were glad Of it.
1t was an event worthy Of attention,
and it is to be hoped tho wheelmcn will
DO encouraged to give many similar af.
fairs in tho iulure.
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Warrick & Co.,
1l52 WEIN STRERT.
ATLANTIC E CO..
Atlantic Tea Co.
NEW CROP TEAS.

We havo Just rocci vcd our first in.
voice OF new season Teas. They arc
rich in flavor and possess great strength.
Our Coo Teas other dealers sell for Soc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-31

TAKE your meals ut Tho Milwaukee
Cafe. RonEHr GRANT, Manager.
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Ceremonies Of Memorial Day.

This unanimityof the G. A. R. in patronizing THE HUB
the result Of an investigation as to the relative merits Of the
offerings Of the various clothing houses of this city. Experts
who have examined the goods and prices have rendered the YER
dict in favor of THE HUB, whose goods we're found the best in
the market, every suit being Strictly AN-Woo, Fast Color and
of precise G. A. r. Regulation, while the prices were posi-
lively IS to Is per cent lower than the same qualities are sold
elsewhere: The various G. A. R. Posts, also S. of Y. Camps,
individually or collectively, will therefore find it to their in
terest to buy new uniforms, white vests, etc.
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and C0l0red Surah Silks.

Y, We call special attention to our limo OF Black
and Colored Surnls for excellent wear and lot
pleasant weight These arc very desirable Tor
Summer Waists and Gowns.
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In another column of this paper will
be found an advertisement Of medi-
cine known as Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and. Diarrhna Remedy, for sale
by druggists of Wheeling. In almost
every neighborhood throughout the
west, there are some one or more per-
sons, whose lives have been saved by
this remedy. It'is natural for such
persons to take especial pleasure i'll rec
ommending tho remedy to others. The
praise that follows its Introduction and
use makes it immensely popular.
While it is intended especiallytor collie,
cholera morbus, dysentery and diar-
rhea, it is also claimed to cure chronic
diarrhGa. II such be the case, it is
certainly a "God.seud" to many a poor
mortal. D&W
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-07-06
INDIANA rs For BEN.
MI Wilson Thinks There is No Doub
About tho Ho0sIor state.

Nj. Wilson Thinks Thorc is No Doubt
About tho Ho0sIer state.
New York, July ga man suspicious
~ close to the half century mark Of life
comfortably filled an Office chair at the
Marlborough last night He was w. B.
Wilson, u man OF many occupations,
who lives when at home, which Is sell
dom, upon big farm not far from the
town OF Buffalo, Ind. An ex:member
Of the hoosler state senate, an obseryant
politician and an admirer OF President
Harrison, is this same Mr.. Wilson.
"Whata are weof Iudianagoing to dc?
repeated Mr.. Wilson. "Why, do our
share toward sending our Ben to the
White House for another four years,
and, what is more, We are going to give
him our electoral votes without IFS or
ands. There is no question OF hiscarry.
ing his own state. He was successful
before, wasn't he, when the entire fed.
eral and state patronage was used
against him? Well, this time We have
got the benefit Of the organization, and
in a state that ordinarily hangs in the
balance o leverage of that kind, when
inteligently worked, comes pretty near
knocking the persimmons." =.
is your party united for Harrison%
mot in tho sense that every Repub-
liCan in the state is standing up on q
chair yelling for our man, for Of course
there arc some kickers. In fact, l
wouldn't give much for o public man
who did not Rntagonize some men in
hia party, for whore you find man
wearing high political hopors who has
not incurred some active enrnittes you
can put him down as milksop and
political accident. There arc lots Of
kickers in our state, but they are not
dangerous, and are only holding of for
little petting,"
win Harrison gain by reason of
Gray's defoat?"
u don't think that will make any
difference. Gray is not any too strong
in Indiana. The fact that Gray has not
been taken care OF may lead 10 some
troublesome complications In the DEM
orratic ranks between Voorhees, and
IIurpie on the one hand and Gray on
the other that will probably result ad-
yyantageously to the Republicans: but !
don't believe in baaing my hopes for
my party's success on the internal quar-
reIs Of Its opponents. All know is
that We are going to win, and win
"How will the nomination OF Chase
Tor governor infect the outcomep
=, Help It, II any help is necessary, for
Chase will bring to the front an elo-
mIont that seldom comes above the sur
lace OF the political waters, and any,
rison.n
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MART1N,s FERRY.
Accidents and Incidents in that Thrrv'n
cIty-PersonRl and Industrial.

cIty-Personal and Industrial.
Secretary ]. S. Mitchell, OF the water
works, says that the collections for the
six months from July l to January !
are coming in slowly, only about 500
having been. paid thus far. So many
persons wait until the eleventh hour,
when it is almost impossible to accom-
modate all who wish to pay their rent.
Next Saturday is tho last day for pay
ing without the ~ per cent penalty. No
money will be received after OPP. m. on
Saturday, the banks closing at that
time. In Martins Ferry there are S64
hydrants and 1865 in Bridgeport. The
number in Martins Ferry is increasing
rapidly.
The funeral of Miss Nettie Craig,
from the home Of her mother, Mrs.
VIM, Craig, yesterday afternoon, was
largely attended. RcY. Mr.. Morse old
ciated.
Wator rents In Martins Ferry have
been advanced IL per cent and are duo
July l. Allpayments made before the
10th OF that month will savc tho ad-
vance, Us. MITCHELL, Secretary,
Misses Jennie Eggleson, Jessie Charl-
ton and Mamie C!eary left yesterday for
New York with the party recently
mentioned in tho INTEIIleENcRR,
Samuel Smith returned to Cleveland
Yesterday. His brother Albert who
has been laid UP with typhoid fever,
will be able to be out aeon,
Mr.. ]. W. Collins returned to Buena
Vista, Va, yesterday, accompanied by
Miss Matte Exley, who will visit there
for few weeks.
When you want to buy old papers for
wrapping paper, cupboards or to put
under carpets, go to the postoftice news
stand.
Rev. ]. s. Winters and Messrs. Frank
Erwin and John Jump left yesterday
for Cincinnati on the Keystone State.
The Sam Jones fishing club will 50
into camp at Willow Springs to-day.
Mike Dobbina is captain.
Mike Morton is home from Blairs,
vile, Pa, to remain during the stop OF
the Nevill glass works.
Mrs. F, A. Koiz, residing in the First
Ward, died yesterday OF typhoid fever,
aged thirty-four years.
Miss Bee Thomas left for Pittsburgh
yesterday to attend tho Chalfant-Mul-
holland nuptuals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Mullen left yes
terday for Laceyville to visit friends.
VIII Grove left yesterday to visit
friends and relatives at Cambridge.
Robert Braxton and bride arrived
home from Middleport yesterday.
Charles Koe had his arm broken while
at Tiltonvillo on tho Fourth
Mrs. j. Y. Patterson left last night tor
Now York to visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Reynolds returned
from Darlington last night.
Tho Welsh congrc gational Sunday
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BEN WOOD.
Industrial Items. Personal Gossip and
General News Notes

General News Notes.
An enjoyable party was given at the
residence Of Mrs. Louis Harding last
evening by her granddaughter, Miss
Mary Gately. A large number of young
folks were present. The evening was
spent in dancing, which was only in
terrupted by the serving OF choice re-
freshments.
1t was currently reported yesterday
that about twenty employees Of tho
Wheeling steel plant, who had not
fully recovered from the Fourth, had
been summarily discharged.
Mr.. William Brown, pre- OF the
board OF education Of Union district,
was down at the county seat yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Policy went to the
Moundsville camp ground yesterday to
spend a couple OF weeks.
Mr.. Ed. Detemple returned to Pitts
burgh yesterday, after spending the
Fourth with friends here.
Mr.. John Blake is erecting u large
double house in the upper ward.
William Casey has been appointed q
member OF the police force.
Mrs. Franz, Tlcrney, OF Pittsburgh, is
the guest Of her mother.
Miss Kate Strasser. OF Upper town, is
visiting friends in Ohio.
Miss Ada Barnes, OF Greencastle, Ind,
is visiting friends here.
The whoopinG cough is prevalent
among the children.
The Democratic primaries will be
held Saturday.
Miss Dora Davis ia visiting trienda in
Mingo, Ohio.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-07-06

DosToH, MASS. July 5.-Wool demand steady
and market firm: Ohio X sells quite freely at &c;
Xxx and above 2Sa29c; Michigan \ quiet at 25a
251Sc with both stock and receipts small No:
/ comblng woods selling ut S5a37IEc; Ohio fine
deIaIne S2c; Michigan fine dclllne zoe; I'M
washed combing woods at 25i2Sc for One-qnarter
and three-eIghth blood; territory woods IN de-
5Sa55c for medIuP; Texas and California woods
selling we'll and pulled woods in fair request at
previous prices; Australian woods firm and IN
good denandi carpet woods quiet.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-07-06

school will picnic at FIeecy Dale. on the
Wheeling & Lake Erie railroad today.
The party. win return on n special train
leaving at 1880.
Mss. Alexander Davidson has re-
turned from smithheld.
Mr.. G. D. LaDuo left for New York
yesterday.
Mrs. Prof. ]. ". sehoaeld is quite i'll.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-07-06

BALTIMORE. Nh, July 5.-wheat easy; No. .
rcd spot sI1la86c; July SiRsiAc: August SS1sa
SS3Sc October So 90 asked. Corn dull mixed spot
66I Sa654c: July S6lso bid; August NSfc asked.
Oats firm: No. white western 4llSai211sc; No.
. mixed do aoIc bid, Rye quiet; No, SIZE;
market nominal. Hay firm. Provisions steady
and active; mess pork ST. 50. Butter firm;
creamery fancy Gle: do. fair 10 choice lyG2gc;
do Imitation 16alsc. Eggs weak at l6Iaal6C
Coffee steady; Rio fair 1875
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-07-06

THE merit of Hoods sarsaparilla is
not accidental but is the result Of care
full study and experiment by educated
pharmacists. l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-07-06
A SAD AFFAIR.
A Man Accidentally shoots n Friend and
Thcn Kills Himself.

LOUISVILLE, KY, July 6.-George
B'nzor, a brewery smploye, accidentally
shot and fatally wounded William ochs
ms morning, and then shot himself
dead They were at hebrewery owned
9y ochs' tather.in-law, and got to fool.
ing with Benzer's pistol. Benzer point.
60 the weapon at 0chs and said joking.
~ Look out, I'll shoot YOU" The
weapon was discharged, sending the
pau through Ochs' brain. Benzer then
IN terror ran upstairs and shot himself
through the brain.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-07-06

New York, July S.-The dry goods market re-
opened without much change from last weeks
generally arc well sold up, Including prints,
OF which :here Pre practically no stocks.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-07-06

BEWARE OF FRAuDs,-Be sure you get
Tue genuine DR.. Thomas Eclectric OIL.
Itcures Colds, Group, Asthma, Deaf
"ess and Rheumntism. pAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-07-06
FOB Said.


16O.Aere and a 4ORcro tract Of land near Louis
buEgh, Dallas county. no, VIII exchange for
residence property In the Ohio Valley.
RELVE1ERE LOTS,
Ranging In priCc from SllOlo $3.50 a lot
aud q full lot for $1,000.
No. 1855 Chapline street, for $500:
Three'roomed cottage on Moundsville Camp
Ground, S6h
Four-ro0med cottage. Camp Ground, 500
No. 1872 Woods street $3.50.
Einety.two acre farm one and hall miles
from Dellalre, on Winding Hill road
hl'acre farm near Marshall County Poor Farn
ESloy LOIS, east side OF Lind street aud south
OF Tenth street,
No. 2G0t Market street.
No. GS Thlrty.hrst street. ground 6Sxl2S
feet u rooms, price. o009
No. Il26 l:ofstreet half ot,,,.,,,.,,.,.,.,, 900
No. IS Thirty eighth Streot,.,..,,,.....,.. $500
No. II Thirty.e!ghth street .......,....,.... 300
No. 1889 Charles street aud three lots..... l,O5J
No. 240l Woods street
Pleasant Valley lots, $50 10 $50 each.
6Iacre farm, known aSPortos lam, SN per
No. 21o2 chaplIne street
No. ~ SiStegnth street
No, Stlal Woods street.
No 1898 Woods street
Five.roomed house and lot at McMechen.
Four lots In McAiech0n. Mlller'S addition.
No. 226 SixtcOnth street.
Desirable chapline street properly.
No. co North Front street.
No 1923 MrColIoch street. lot 60El20 feet l,J11
Lot on South Front strc0t, $1,000.
Lot on South Front street, 81. 4oL
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household.
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SEE that you arc assessod.
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BUILDINGLOTSF FOR SALE
RISEHARr &TATu4,
city Bank Building Room No. 8
Telephone 2lg. iOlS
FOB SAIE.

Il o-ES S1A---lls
Three houses on Wood street. between Thirty
hth and Thstty-slxth streets, gu htty.ioos lot;
rents for 81 per month.
A splendid manufacturing or building sta
one OF the best In the city. correct square, cor.
neI Of Forty5econd and Water StreeGS; will DO
SoldaSa whole or In lots.
A good inrm OF NJ acres. ono and half rnlleI
from the city. A good orchard, six acres Ia
grapes, has i've. roomed house, stables etc.. aud
tho best oil water VIII soil on easy terms Of
trade for city property.
Lots in Hofmanns addition, the best value In
the Eighth ward, on very easy terms for shoei
time.
no 1il7 Jacob street. six rooms and large
htoTe
FIne hopseS In CALDWELL run, cheap $40 to l,5l1
No 1918 Jacob street, rents for S!l0...".... lll
No Il Thirty. eighth street, six rooms. new. 200
No, 1924 Ch0pllne street, tenroomed house
and two lots
Brick house, four rooms and hall, Forty.
frat and Woods streets, full lot
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-07-06
.G0NSU N PTI0N.

IhaVo poItlvo runway Tor the above dsoaloi b Ils
uso thousands Of cases Of the won't kind aud otleng
aandsE have besn cured. Indeed 70 strong faith
Inits odeaay that will Gsnd Two DoTTtES gREE with
nYALUABLE TREATISE on this disease 70 Suy ggl.
inFoF who VIII sad their EIplpsa and y. o. addFO.
=. A. sIOcGm, n. O., 1873 Pearl Stu n. z,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-28
Sousa'S ConCert.

When John Philip Sousa gave up his
life position as leader of the United
states Marine band he was the recip-
tent of grand testimonial. the Ma
tIonal theatre ut Washington beng
filled OH that occasion. Mr.. SOusa was
presented with handsome baton en-
gIaved with the names Of all the active
members of the band. The New Marine
band, of which ne Is director, has the
best available talent IN is make up.
The manager. Mr.. Blakeley of New
York, hacked by n strong Chicago syn
dictate, has spared neither pains nor ex-
pense to secure tho best soloists. The
New Marine band, under the personal
direction of Mr.. Sousa, will give a
grand concert at HaTtman's hall Octo-
Der Q, Sunday evening.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-28

Miss Sadie Seaman resem bles her brother
greatly nfacial appearance and expression.
She is a short. chunky little body-a typ
ical Irish lass. She is an actress of much
ability in depicting the lighter emotions
and she possesses voice of remarkable
sweetness, if not phenomenal power. Her
manager styles her "Erins Nightingale"
The play in which Miss Seaman stars is
mora MGchree," which tells a story Of
Irish home life, and is Of course stirring
In plot and exciting in situations" As
the piece was written especially for Miss
Scanlan, il should serve to show of her
unique ability to the best advantage.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-28
Smiths Opera House.

Manager smith again presents bg
program for his patrons for the COM
Ing week. The entertainment IS said
to TAR surpass anything Of ITS kind ever
before presented. The company COM
prises twenty specially star SITS. and
Judging from the names displayed, =
rare treas Is IN store for tho smuse-
ment seekers i'm this resort: The Orlel
brothers. eymnasts. Miss Ida Walling.
the Wal ace sisters, hahle HazeltOn,
Nixon ard Milton. Nav Clifton, Ben
ton brothers. Bessie Milton PatnOd,
Dan Randall. Mamie Lamb. ollie Wall
ters. Annie Lampsrt, Josie DeNerne;
beautiful revolving statues, the laugh
shle Coredy. "A Barrel OF Honey
the side splitting farce, a Humping
Business, making a grand double pill.
Matnees Wednesday. Frdsy and
saturday. ~ which time the entire
program viii be presented.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-28

II you are troubled WITH itching. bleed
ng, bind or protrudmg pies. Try HIPS
Pie fonsoe. Direct mode az srpilca-
tom, and &c only pile remedy with a
nriated Euarnteed with esca package.
sahsfscfCr, OF money refunded Prce
sloo. SIX for s.. ~ mai. Try it to-
nghk
Fer sale hy Is. A. Williams. No. 81
Vest Br ige street, aud Peck Bros,
30, I-9 Monroe street..
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-28

Roxy and her faithful admlrer, Hy, IN
the IRON mlls at night arouses the
audience 10 lhe highest pitch OF en-
thusiasm. The stage 10 turned INTO the
machine room Of mill with real
shattlng, wheels whirling and steam
escaping. In this scene Roxy Is tied
10 huge belt and the machinery Is set
N motion by the villain. Her rescue
forms the strong scene OF the play.
The piece abound. in pleasant comedy
of Wit and excellent sing ng. The
characters are all Well taken-RoXy,
lily, the squire, Jim Rich and down
through the whole list of players, the
comedy element standing IN strong
and pleasant relief 10 more serious
scenes.
"Specialties up to date" are intro
duced.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-28

intention 10 restore the property % his
niece be Il stricken down ~ a paralyue
stroke, winch destroys MS reason. The
clerk. swift, secures absolute control
OF the mill owners property and OBJ
t4ins from ais daughter. Helene, =
promise OF marriage. There Is plot
- destroy the document which con-
Teys the rghtful property - Roxy,
and TIE frustrating OF the plot by
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-28

Joseph jefferson viii begin ten week.
engagement at che Star tbester New
York. oct lo The pisy sill be Zip Van
Wnkle Edwin Warren viii be with
Nr. Jefferson This season.
George Bue zier and Eliza wsrren viii
star conio.ntlg m tragedy
The Australian music lovers declare
that Divide Musin IS the greatest vi0liuist
in the world
A Busy Day" Is one ~ the farce come
dies which sill tour the Jaited States
Henry t4uv Cartoons comedy. "Ys
Earle Trouble, VIII be given New York
production In Dctober
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-28
srslss sAEREL OF noNsY~

IL WIZ Roll On TIE StaS. AT The Week
A. The New Grsnd.
Next week should prove = good one
for the Grsud 0pers house. with F. n.
stars pay By she seductive tue Of
CA Bwrsl of Money which opens
there Sundsv night It a. exceei-
ng'v bright comedv ard contsl a
strong p'1t. which holds che interesf ~
inro yes che story Of a wesitfy ul,l
cwner wfc hss dsfrauted hIs nlece.
Eexv ~ a. he~ property sud lust "a
he te bis confidential clerk of MS
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-28
KRIN'S NIGHTINGALE"
Sadie Seaman, Who Is Staring in "Nors
Machrcc"

One Of the stars Of the present season
whose career will be watched with great
interest is Sadie Scanlan, the sister oi
William j. Seaman, the demented Irish
comedian. Scsnlan before his mind gave
way was easily the best. as he was the
most popular, actor OF his class in Amer
lea Many Of his engagements, notably
his last, were remarkable by reason Of see
enormous receipts at the box Office.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-28

In South Center Aisle our importation
of Table Linens, Stamped Linens, Towels,
Towelings and all Linen Fabrics will be
displayed Here. also, will be shown our
Fall stock OF Flannels, Blankets, Com
forters and Shirtings of all kinds.