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sPLENDIDLY RENDERED.
s1cert Program at the second Pres
bvterIan Church.

D1eert Program at the second Pres
byterian Church.
be was a large aSsemblage at the
3 Presbyterian Church last night
J. an admirable concert given by
loup.ished choir OF that church
jLe skHiul direction OF Mr.. j. NJ.
bond. Seldom has q church con-
ben more largely attended, and
thoroughly appreciated. In addi-
! the choir there were several
; attractions, among whom was
Fitzgerald, who brought forth
li long continued applause at her
appearance.
Theresa Philips also found
favor i1 the hearts OF the audit
p Nr. Alfred j. Spell on the viO-
lone OF the great attractions Of
s-ilg One OF the numbers OF
grluue especially enjoyed was
Ia. solo by Miss Sue Bradshaw.
-l.r was finely drilled and con-
q Nesiames Kate M. Fitzgerald
w. Hammond; Misses Sue Brad
L11 Hastings, Fannie Stanton,
- Philips, Jennie Bradshaw and
Ac6gal8han; MeSsrs. 4. r. Bull
E Dunn, j. NJ. Hammond,
lawson, John Crawford, VIII
ll,, Lou HouSeman. Mr.. Henry
---l, alc0upaniSt.
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I'M NIIlLENos
Wheeling, November %, 1892.
GENERAL ENa1NEERINe COMPANY.

The Title OF the Corporation Which Sue
eeeds A. j. Sweeney q Son.
About the first Of October charter
was obtained from Secretary Of State
Ohley, for the General Engineering
Company" corporation organized in
this city, with capital stock Of $780,
600. The new concern is the outgrOwth
Of the plans Of A. J. Sweeney IL Son,
for charging their capacity and increas-
ing their facilities in the foundry and
machine shop business. The company
will have It's principal Office at the Har-
vey, III. plant, but will also retain
machine shop and Office in this city. All
the machinery and patterns In the
South Side plant have been removed to
the Twelfth street shop, and local re-
pair work will be done at that point.
Mr.. A. j. Sweeney will remain here,
while Messrs. John NJ. and Andrew
Sweeney will conduct the Harvey
plant.
Said Mr.. Sweeney to REGISTER re-
porter last night: "The location and
facilities offered by our new shops will
increase our business, and the line OF
product will be greatly enlarged. We
propose to 90 into new lines OF manu-
facture, which we have not attempted
heretofore. We will make travelling
overhead cranes, punches and shears In
new and elegant designs, heavy rolling
mill castings and machinery, plate glass
machinery, river and lake steamers, and
heavy castings generally. We are now
making propositions to equip rolling
mills I'm Mexico and South America, and
are building probably the largest punch
ever manufactured In the United
States"
"When do you expect to have the
Harvey plant in operations"
''WeH, we expect to make our first
casting some time next month. We
can't tell as yet how many hands we
will employ, but will not be satisfied
until we have at least 600 men at work
under the roofs Of our buildings"
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were the recipients of quite NUMBER
of handsome presents from their many
friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Cory Will remain
in Wheeling until about the hrst OF
April. when they will leave for al ex-
tended tour through Europe ana 70 inc
home of Mr.. Cory in England,
An enjoyable surprise was rendered
Mr.. and MRS. John p. Kindleberger,
at their residence on North
Main street, last night. the oc-
casion being Mrs. Kindleoergers
birthday anniversary. During the
evening a serenade was rendered py
the .'Aurea Guitar and Mandolin Quar-
tette," after which the guests repaired
Ia the dining room, where an elegant
repast awaited them. After which
music held sway till late hours, when
all departed wishing many happy re-
turns to Mrs. Kiudleberger.
On Tuesday of next week, December
6, the Kings Daughters OF the First
PRESBYTERIAN Church will give "a Pot
pourri Party" in the hall on the second
floor of the Dad Fellows building. This
affair will be something new, novel and
UNIQUE In its gst-up, and will be de-
cldedly attractive. The young ladies
will all be dressed In various fanclful
costumes, and the tables will be diner
emily arranged and trimmed: One
special feature in this line will be the
'Heart" booth, which will be one OF the
most attractive features.
Monday evening pleasant surprise
was rendered Mr.. and Mrs. 5. .. Boyce
at their home on Chapline street, by
about ten couples of young folks calling
on them. They were warmly welcomed
by Mr.. and Mrs. Boyce, who enter
tanned them handsomely. Cards and
dancing were the principal amusements
and most enjoyable evening was
spent. Tempting refreshments were
served at midnight.
The wedding of Miss Annie G. Hall,
of South Huron street, daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. T. A. Hall, and Mr.. Herbert
M. Riheldaffer, the eldest son Of Rev.
w. G. Riheldaffer, clerk in the Nation
al Bank of West Virginia, will take
place tomorrow evening at the Thorn
son NJ. E. Church.
The VIM. L. Wilson Tariff Students
are making preparations for concert
and reception to be given at Arion Hall
on the evening of December 22d. The
best local talent will assist at the con-
cert.
A swell hop will be given by the ladies
of the Cyclers Club at Cyclers' Hall, on
the evening of the 18th inst. The hall
! will be handsomely decorated for this
occasion.
This evening Miss Anna ]. Hines, OF
Eleventh street, and Mr.. j. Bentley
Booher, of Washington, Pa, will be
married at the Thomson M. E. Church.
The Wheeling Cyclers will give a hop
in their hall tomorrow evening. Prof.
Charlie Kllmeyer will make the music
and q good time is assured.
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schumann Lacy ouArtetts

The Schumsnn Lady Quartette and
Prof. w. +. Wentworth will give the
second entertainment in the Young
Mems Christian Association concert
course on Friday evening. Seats will
be reserved at the Association building
at Q o'clock this morning. Particular
stress is laid upon the fact that each
OF the ladies' Of the Quartette is a solo
concert singer Of high cultivation.
Their singing is marked by the beauti-
full shading given to it, and the exquisit
blending Of the four voices. Prof.
Wentworth is an admirable humorous
and impersonatsr.
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THE NEWS OF THE DAT,


Miss Lizzie Hamilton, teacher at
the Webster District School, who lives
on Chapine street, below Twentyrffth,
met with painful accident about $50
o'clock last evening at her home. Ia
some manner she fell down a flight of
steps and was unable to regain her feet.
She was carried into the house and DR..
Grannen summoned. 1t was found that
sue sustained a bad fracture of her
right leg which will confine Der to the
house for some time.
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An Awful case of Rables.

RALEIGH, N. c., November 29-News
has reached here of most horrible and au-
thentic case of hydrophobia in Cleveland
county. John holland, white, aged 40, was
bitten five months ago by dog thought to
rabid. A maidstone was promptly applied,
adhered five times, and holland thought all
danger was over. A few days ago, while
he held glass Of water in his hand, he was
seized with commissions He was taken
home, and on the way there had terrible
commissions every time stream Of water
was crossed. Before reaching home he
begged his friends to tie him so that he
could not injure his family. Between the
paroxysms he described his feelings TO the
physician. His agony was intense. He
finally lost the power Of speaking. Death
resulted in "a hours. An examination then
made showed that he had chewed his
tongue to pieces.
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ANCIENT ARABIC ORDER
Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine,
Oasis Of Wheeling, West Va.
Es sELAMU ALEIKUM.
Es sELAMU ALEIKUM

Osiris sends greeting and begs to inform
all her loyal Arabs that on the nineteenth
day, fifth month, Jainaz ut Awwal, 1910,
answering to Friday, Dec 9-3 p M,
Wheeling Club Rooms, Rogers Block.
The great Tanta Fair will be held, at
which time there will be pleasantries and
festivities, wonderful romRnces, brilliant
illumlnations, general reioicings, wondrous
fantasia. 1t is better than thousand
nights. Bring your fez and claws, full
dress preferred.
Hearken yel Are there not good things
prepared Tor those whom the prophet de-
lights to honorl
Grand street parade at 80 p. M, form
ing at Masonic Hall. Hard work at p.
IN. Banquet at 9 p. m, Mcclure House
By special dispensation Of the Shlek
each Noble will be permitted on this occa-
sion TO introduce into the mysteries OF an
Arabic banquet one lady.
Chanting and zikers or dancing at 1880
p. m.
+. w. WARDEN,
POtentate
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JUSTICE ARKLE's COURT.
Criminal Matters Disposed of Yesterday
Two interesting Cases.

"
Two interesting Cases.
BENJAMIN Heston, charged by VIM.
Woodward with assault and battery
was fned SIS and costs. The evidence
showed that a dog fight took place
somewhere near the Terminal track, and
the plaintiff finding that his dog stood
an excellent chance OF coming out sec
ond best, attempted to separate the
brutes. when he was assaulted by de-
PENDANT.
Mrs. Susan Truax was charged by >.
X. Nilsson with contending with angry
words 70 breach of the peace. Mrs.
Truax was up on similar charge last
Saturday, and was released upon hes
promise to furnish bond for her good
bebayior. This she failed TO do, and
was last night given the extent of the
law. S and costs, and in addition re.
ouired to furnish bond in the sum OF
500 for her good behavior for year.
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Mr.. Mrles for MAYOR.

To ne Editor Ofths Register:
SIR:-The time is nearing to select
candidates for various city offices. 1t
behOoves the intelligent and thought
full voter 10 select the candidates best
adapted to I'll the various positions.
One or another Of the three names
suggested for mayoralty on the Demo-
cratic side, may be classed as possess
ing necessary or best ability, but in the
minds of business men and thOugh4ully
moral citizens, there is no doubt but
that Hon. VIM. Myles would be a model
candidate, one who would reflect honor
and credit TO the position, one who
would cary out the ideas as between
right and wrong. Mr.. Myles has for
the last twenty-five years held positions
Of honor and trust, always exercising an
honest, intelligent and sincere desire to
administer the laws as pro-
vided, fearing, favoring, or cater
ing 20 neither friend or foe.
Needless OF political consequences he
stands as an honest, truthful, conscien-
tious and fearless exponent Of law, NOR
atty and sincerity, a man whom all
right minded voters can support with
pride and confidence, feeling secure that
the city has q good, honest, capable
and effective executor. Hon. VIM.
Myles has been tried and never found
wanting. AS a candidate for Mayor he
cannot be eclipsed il eQualled. Respect
fully soliciting you to place his name
before the public as candidate for
Mayor, you oblige
Gratefully yours,
MANY CITIZENS.
Wheeling, November %, 1892.
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WrnrrnI s1nttrrs.

CTATE FAIR STOCKHOLDERS.
~ In pursuance Of the bylaws of the West
Virginia Exposition aud State Fair Association,
a meeting Of the stockh Dldefs will be held on
the 80 day OF December lS92 ~ the hour Of 3
o'clock D. m IL the Office OF the Clerk OF County
Court OF Ohio county, state OF West Virgins,
for the purpose Of holding An election for a
Board OF Directors 70 serve during the year OF
1898. and 70 transact any other business that
may be brought before the meeting.
A. REYMAHN, President
GEORGE Hook, Secretary. nozb &di
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S. B. DURFEY, mate Of the steam err
Arizona, had his foot badly jammed.
Thomas Ecletric Oil cured 1t. Moth
ing equal to it for a quick pain reliever.
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-
..,.r NJ T6g lATHEDRAL FAIR At
add LOWS HALL
...,,-a e bel Fins! Evsning-DascriF
80 A11 ems and Names Of
R0aniSsos
&3ing scene was that pre-
'a.R@'srtor Of ODD Fellows Fellows
irbt in cheering contrast
IA sagreeable weather without
In,ely adorned booths, laden
,ti,rs corrections, and fancy
..att the most exacting taste;
,,sra.ing in evening dress;
.,,,s and potted plants e1haling
.l,rr perfume; and the sweet
- the orchestra floating out
.,smb,age. 1t was the open
s.of tbs Cathedral Fair, and
-3,,es was fully up to expeeta-
.s,,ris in charge Of a general
800 tbe Knights Of st. George,
..,,-s3 the work Of locating and
~, the various booths. The
.--,b "the Bishops table," is In
IW-s. John Desmond and Miss
Vs--e. assisted by a corps Of
-5.ss Here are shown all sorts
s.b-s, and novel cOnceits in
..-.,-es 90 please the ladies. "St.
.s,r.s. a refreshment booth, is
10 o' Mrs. Annie Brown aud
s-,e-.s Farley, with a number Of
Ii. Everything which appeals
-.-s- man is here offered for sale.
r,~nb.su booth bears a placard
.Ir1e.Ia." aud the ladies wear
-rq-s costumes. Mrs. Smith,
800 and the Misses Riley are in
,rrrer table is arranged In the
Viii the culinary department
..sf-s Mrs. L. Bentz has charge,
N Mrs NJ. Truschel, Misses Rose
hIore Hadlich and Miss Mary
Isv. The assistants in the kitch-
Mrs. Thos. O'Brien, Mrs. Gund-
M Mrs. NcAllister. The menu
rs all the substantials and deli
n the season, and the meal is
AZ the moderate charge Of
hive cents. A special supper
served every evening during the
Bs.ween $50 and 2 o'clock, and il
ae,si that it will be literally pat
b by business men.
fgraI booth is one Of the most
auI spots In the hall. 1t rep
q pretty rural nook, surrounded
wing palms, holly and evergreen.
centre Is Rebecca's Well, from
charming young ladies draw a
tf1g beverage, which is retailed
Oldest stipend. Miss Anna Win
IS il charge, assisted by Misses
Euz'en, Anna Lee and Beulah
Misses Mamie Welty and Clara
srsr fashion the flowers into
iuI n0segays and boutOnnlers.
In equipped express Office Occu-
be corner, and Agent Ed. O'DOn-
sy01ally superlntends the duties
Office. A fishing pond where
used as bait, and all sorts OF
Monsters are caught, is in charge
ssss Nellie Divine, Maggie Nc
snd Annie Gribben. In an
corner is a Gypsy tent, where a
q teller reveals the past, present
hmre. Besides these attractions,
> Aul and Adrian Wingerter have
'ucsd q device for catching stray
Is.
Opera House band played last
a1d good music will be furnished
evening during the week. New
hons viii be added each day, and
5 are insured a very enjoyable
b. The fair will close on Satur-
g1t
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THE U. P. Church bazaar tomorrow
evening will display many unique hand
some holiday novelties. From to 10 p.
IN. Admission. l0c.
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HOME made candy, dolls and many
fancy articles can be procured at the
T. p. Church bazaar tomorrow even
ing, from to 10 o. m.
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DARTNER WANTED-MAN WITH $500 IN
j profitable manufacturing business in this
CITY Experience not necessary. Must he
strictly sober and reliable Good opening for
the right party. Investigate at once. Address
p o. Box 2q2, no3Or
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NTOCKHOLDERS, MEETING.

~
Thu annual meeting Of the stockholders Of
the wheeling Park Association will be held 1T
the Office OF the German fire Insurance Com
psny, December 5th 1892, At o'clock p. m.
for the election OF Board OF Directors aud the
transaction Of such other business as may be
lawfully done by the said stockholders in gen
eral meeting assembled.
CoSRAD HIR'cH, Sec'y. nO23
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This is Valuable News.

There are hundreds Of our people who
are Suffering from lingering diseases
who have not received benefit from
their family physicians. Such sufferers
SboDId write q description Of their cases
10 tbe famous DR.. Greene, Of 30 w.
14tb street. New York, the diseoverer
~ the renowned medicine, DR.. Greene 5
Nervurs blood and nerve remedy, and
snccessful specialist in the cure OF all
Forms Of nervous and chronic diseases
ne can be consulted free OF charge
that is. full description OF
tbs case should be written
him. and he will return MS
diagnosis Of the case, whether durable
and advice in regard to treatment, with,
ont charge. In his carefully considered
snswer he will fully explain your as
ease and give you q perfect understand
inc OF ali its symptoms, free OF any ex-
pense. - ooi.l attain
tion To treatment through letter corre-
snondence, and his success in the cure
~ tbis class Of diseases by his harmless
vaSstsble remedies, Is without a paral-
lol Az consultation is thus entireiy
i tree sufferers in our vicinity should
ssize this opportunity which anoros I'D
si-ooss certainty Of being cured.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-30

Doll Cats given away with all Wraps.
II. kMSHEIMER,
Is and 90 Eleventh street.
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silk Front CashmerIne Wrappers down
70 SO o., worth So Heavy Twilled Wrap
pers, twice as warm as calico, only $3.50.
ii. EMSbEIMER
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@nmts6.

"ANTED - LOCAL AND TRAVELLING
w agents and promoters for the Maryland
Ruilding and Loan Association; liberal COM
mission. For particulars address E. z.
PRITCHETT. Secretary, Law Building, Balti-
more Md. no.0eq
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HolLdaE e-.n,ln-.-

custom established by
ri me since, the "OhiO Cen
s,roi 4. g. %. @. and X. & M
~ n II Do giving this notice, that
,Saa sf %, %, % and 81 and
ul, an, s. tickets will be sold
cioQs lol upon these lines to
Tdat9a upon same, at one and
edOn ir lof round trip, good for
g.or,es I'D including January
g s,udIi trIp rates. however,
f. Its otS. Through tickets
ge1ns thsl 20 points upon the fol-
ed traQs5 d o., b. & o. S. W.,
Der PROBES g. c. C. & st. L.,
'oclar. ", C. S. & H., Erie
"a W., L. Z. & W, n.
4, :. I :, r.. e., P. A. 6 W.,
Eeddl D. r.
II hter, N N HorK. r p
Robs -------.-.--....- =.
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NOTICE

NOTICE .,o...-x o,v..,.
Now IL the time 70 point your houses, repair
your chimnsys, lay your payements, do your
cementiug aud all kinds OF iobbing In brick
work Any or this work viii b done promptly
and give satisfaction. Address.
J. 7. JONES,
6l2 National Road.
Or By Telephone No. GA iyl4eOde
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"ANTED-TO TRAVEL FOR WHOLE
w sale house Can give best Of references.
P. o. Box 2ll, Moundsvile. no29S
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AIDES MAKE go A WEEK WHO WRITE
IL for us ut home. No cAnvassing. Reply
with addressed aud stamped envelope. Woman
Cooperative Toilet Co., Qncorporated) South
Bend, Ind noIerV
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City Taxes for 1892 /!

Ataneeting of the City Council. held No
vsmber 18th. isaa, the time for discount On
City Taxes was extended 70 November sOtA.
Any person paying their city tax On or before
November 18th win Be alloaed the usual q
count
TH0s ,. THoSER
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We think he has

W. II. OhAbhi 4NCOUINV4'
The authors of this pleasing invita-
tions are Messrs. Alfred PAUL and John
RiheldafTer, two of the prominent
Shriners Of the Temple. The banquet
at the Mcclure will be in the large din
ing hall, while the dancing will be in
the south dining hall, the orchestra be-
ing stationed on the balcony overlook
ing the rotunda Of the hotel. 1t will
be a most notable affair.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-30

EoR sALE-To COUNTRY PRINTERs-A
II good Rotary Card Cutter. Cheap. Address
"Printer." this oflce. iyl7edh
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Snr sals---MltsrsILamsnms.

EoR sALE-oNE BLACK MARE, 4 YEARS
II old; psear, and in good condition: gentle
disposition. Low figure TO prompt buyer. Ad-
dress BOX 454, Wellsburg, w Va no3Oeda
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WANTED-FoR THE UNITED STATES
w AKmY--Able-bodi unmarried men, be-
tween the ages Of 81 and 30 years. Good pay,
rAtions, clothing and medical attendance APP
plicants must be prepared to furnish satisfac-
tory evidence as to age. character aud habits.
Apply at 1881 MAIN STREET, Wheeling, w.
Va. jy26No, wed4Fri,vb
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rro-,roRRow evening may De spent
..,assantIv and proftably at the Y. r
fburch bazaar. from 70 10 p a. Az
mission, Toe.
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FORMER WHEELING VISITOR.

De q mOSl uObdOl0 ANAL
FORMER WHEELING VISITOR.
Society people here we'll remember
Miss Eula Ketner. of Atlanta, Ga,
who visited Wheeling last season in
company with Mrs. Charles Hughes,
and who formed the central figure in so
many social gatherings, in consequence
OF which they will read with pleasure
the following observation from the
atlantic Constitution Of last Sunday:
Miss Eula Ketner's recital Tuesday
evening was really the dramatic event
of the week and the town is still ringing
with her praises. 1t is very poor and
insecure plan to believe in the opin-
ion Of ones personal friends in regard
| to dramatic talent, but on the other
| hand the greatest proof OF ability is
the spontaneous sympathy and admira-
| ton from ones acQuaintances. Miss
Eula Ketner won this triumph Tuesday
| evening from her Atlanta audience.
The coolest people to move by ones art
are those one meets on the street car
| every day or so, or casually In any
place, and the folks who have seen and
! know q girl from her childhood are
very loath to believe that there is any
| thing unusually clever about her.
/ There were numbers of such people in
/ Miss Ketner's audience the other eveI-
ing. and they were moved by her pattks
| and tragedy like wheat by strong vii
| She captured her audience. She n Ad
them soell-bound in the golden chaiTBf
| her eloouence, and those who heard
| did not think that she might be or
actress. They knew that she was r.
! That a woman so beautiful should II
] sess so great a gift seemed almost n r
yelous. Miss Ketner is far more oek-
tiful than Mary Anderson ever VIZ.
! She is an Amaryllis with hear OF
flame. Her voice encompasses all to.ngs
rich aud exquisite in the ream OF
| sound, and her acting is nature 'auSht
bv a soul. As she APPEARED before ner
audience Friday evening am cure that
M one could have denied berthe palm
of ppriyaled grace and besuty. one
wore a simple gown Of while SILK con-
! fined with a soft cord about the waist,
/ from whence il fell drarTeries bentting
a Grectan goddess. Her gold-orown
/ hair was coiled In low Knot
7 and about her white brow IL
- in high Asressing little
-S 1890 and her face. kbut who can de-
scribe the glory OF plcai sea al sun
rise. or the majes' sunset upon
IISo ",,.in neaks. vas sublimely,
intsnoinIv beautif d her beauty
lnsa eS % uncons of itself as a
baby is of-dangeI same uhCon-
seriousness and IRE pm SHeceAeIOu
T II one is nothip ed, nothing
strained in her a spontaneous
expression of Will uiaHe
her a world-fam ienne Il sne
makes the stage sion,
OTHER yTs.
The home Of appan, pnY-
tographer, on lsiano' We
the scene Of ng Mohur
night, when / uss n e
Wanda TappaD : Cory, Il
- $3.50 .oo5ncte 1kinsl
Of the Discipl ln
mediate rela upl9
were presen on.
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| Children Ct
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dor SALE-ONE LOT OF PULLEYS AND
II Hangers, with oil cups for two-inch shaft
One pulley, face 81 in circumference 90 in.
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The home OF
tographer, on e
the scene Of
night. when I
Wanda TappaD
England, were
was condUcte
Of the Discipl
mediate rela
were presen