Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-06-26

Berry Jarrett, manager OF sport Nc
Allister," managed somehow to lose
81, $40 last week, $50 belonging TO VIM.
A. Brady and $500 Of his own saving
When Brady arrived in town from San
Francisco, Jarrett told him OF his loss
and Brady had him promptly put in
jefferson Market jail, where he re-
NAMED for two days without being able
to communicate with his friends. Then
the New York Herald published the
story, and post-haste the great Herr
mann went TO the jail and at once OF
fered to pay the money. Brady, now
ever, when Herman paid him, took oil
$3.50 and Mr. Jarrett was liberated. IL
turns out on investigation that jarrett
really did lose the money, but, all the
same, he would have been ''railroaded"
but for the prompt action OF the great
magician with whomJ arrett had served
for two years as treasurer. On the Ri
alto loud praises are now being sung
about Hermann, and many stories are
told Of his loyalty 10 friends and gener-
osity ION the quiet" Jarrett has been
exonerated and has signed with Herr
mann for next season. Hermann Is on
all sides called "brick" with solid gold
trimmings. Brady has most OF his money
back, the thief has 81, $40, and every
one is correspondingly happy.
J. w. Jennings has gone TO the nook
among the green hills OF Vermont where
he usually summers.-Alice Hamilton
goes TO London next week a. CORE
spondent for several newspapers, and
returns in the autumn to Gil her engage
ment.-Lillie Madison has been dds
covered by Ed. Bloom who has signed
FIVE year contract with her for star
ring tour beginning next season. She
Is said TO be as bright as they make
them and quite as pretty.
Art may in all cases be said to consist
OF telling local falsehoods TO arrive at
the universal truth. 1t may be taken
for granted that Cardinal Wolsey did
not wear his robes quite as Mr.. Irving
is said TO wear his scarlet; and still more
so that Coriolanis or Julius Cesar car
ried his toga with an altogether diff
ferent grace to Kean, Macready,
| Garrick, Booth or Barrett, but In their
cases il is and was not OF much c9n-
sequence, for. In the first place, I'VE
are not totally ignorant OF how " lose
majestic personages bore their gar
ments, but we have no conception OF
their manners or department. More
| over, the whole Of the so-called Classic.
revivals are in every detail Incorrect
and must be so; but when they ARE tb|
work of an artist all the inaceuracif
are harmonized, and the general ef9
Is OF some real and existing state OF
fairs; for ii makes very little dlfferP
| ia art whether the details are inao
ate, as long as the whole seems
| and no one part strikes discordf
another part.
Next season Mr.. Thos. Sweenf
! put on the road what be calls
melodrama, which is TO depice
Of the working Of BONANZA n
will carry engines, dynamos
steam pumps and dtills, and
galore will be given as souve
play is called Nevada Fal
mine worked is the celeb
chamber. At last we are
written around pump
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dialect honors. He tpPf
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and as an Italian, saa
Fit Raymond
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