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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-08-26
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
TOR SALE OR RENT-NEAR Los GATOS; 25
4 acres; choice location; well cultivated; good
house and outhuildings; plenty of water ali the
year; will exchange for Oakland property. Adj
dress DAVID, box 81, this Office. au26 II"
n H. TwING. SONOMA CITY. CAL, COUN-
u try real estate agent; city office. 632 Market
st, room 5, San Francisco. au25 II
10 ACRES: MILES FROM GARLAND:
wv price 1925 per acre. Address Land, b"x 80,
this Office au24 SIS
&04 600 FOR SALE OK tXcHANGE
erty: a ranch of 1927 acres along Rabels slough.
lolO County. 10 miles from Sacramento: no better
soil in the State; good room house, and stable
3OX6O on the place; the title is United States
patent and has rested in present owner since
1883: the properly is free Of all incumbrance;
about 80 he OF cattle and few fine horses can
be purchased with the place a low figure if de-
sired Address Pioneer. box ~, this Office aus II
SANTA CLARA COUNTY; $50 ACRES; LEVEL
and rolling: part in fruit and vines: Al soil !;
fine creek through the land
Good improv' me IS. This IS a beautiful prop
erty and can be bought for $3.50: one-half cash,
balance per cent ALBERT /. CRANE,
aul7 Il 4l0 Montgomery ST.
I oNTRA COSTA COUNTY LAND FOR SALE:
send tor list u. J. WEST. Martinez Cal.au Inns
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CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.

CANITAKY PLUMBING AND SEwERING H.
~ HUFSCHMIDT, 623 G. &. ave-. tel. 1865. tt
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\ EAT COTTAGE; PERALTA HEIGHTS.
~ East Oakland; lot 40x15O; rooms; garden
and stable; cars handy; 18Th ave. near Attn
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NEAT COTTAGE: . ROOMS AND BATH:
~ Railroad ave, near Bay station. Alameda; lot
6OxlO0: $3.50: easy terms.
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SEWING MACHINES.

o. 4 Cash, Si5 INSTALLMENT; 'SINGER"
I'd 1 new improved high arm: 4 drawers: other
makes OF new improved machines at reduced
prlceS; rent " per month. l45 Sixth ST. 1yl9 %
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CHEAP LOTS on BERNAL HEIGHTS: PEG
y pies Homestead, Bernal Homestead and Ex-
celsior homestead and south Of the park.
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CHEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA-THE
~ WEEKLY CALL, sent TO any address in the
United States or Canada one year for 81. postage
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ZINE LOT on PAGE ST. BET. SCOTT AND
L Devlsaderoi 3Oxl57:6: s425O; make offer.
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LINE LOT w SIDE DEVISADERO, BET
I Turk and Eddy; 25x1OO; sewer. gas and
water connections made aud street bitumenized
Gnd accepted.
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GUERRERO ANnl4TH SITS: NV. CORN Err;
u 1880; electrIc-cars turn there: electric road
TO pass l4th St; anything built there VIII rent
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T OF on NV. COR PACIFIC AND HYDE SITS
II with store and rooms below and fat OF
rooms above; well rented.
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ZINE LOT ON w. SIDE OF VALENCIA ST. S,
j feet y. OF lSth 5Ox10O, with L 81 ~ fest OF
18th 81. by I05 feet rear: splendid location 70
livery stable or other business requiring rear en-
trance.
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NJ. and Margaret Herman with NJ Loftus
build on lot on NV corner of Day and Sanch
streets, w IS by 80; 1920.
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ALAMEDA REAL Estate


I OF 40xl32-W. SIDE OF CEDAR ST; PRICE
II $3.50: $3.50 cash required. Inquire of T. L.
BAIRD, Morton station (narrOw- gaugel Ala
media. ANS It
q a MONTHLY BUYS A s425 LOT IN ALA
ID ~ NEEDS. +. ID SPARROW $40 Market apl l IT
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BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.

kOR SALE-IN NORTH BERKELEY. PRETTY
modern cottage, with lot 60Xi20: Walnut st.
hrst house north Of Cedar, east OF Shattuck ave.
blocks from bergman Station. Apply prem
ises auol Tta
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EDUCATIONAL.

Clio ono TO LOAN ON PIANOS WITHOUT
ID 1O.OOO removal at COLLATERAL Ran X,
I Is Grant ANS
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G.O7RO AND $3.50 EACH: AND ROOM
I'D tOO houses on goth and Eureka SITS. l y.
blocks west or Castro
S2S00-5-room cottages on 25th ST., near Castro
$3SOO-Corn@r lot, with large 7-ronm 2-story
hOuser corner 25th and Diamond: part sh: bal
1nce in installmeuts
F. NELSON, on premises. OF 1920 25th St., near
Castro. au3 II
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| ADIESi CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH PENNY
II royal Pills Diamond brsnd) are the best. safe,
reliable. Take no other. Send &c (s-amps) for
particulars. 'Kelief for Ladies' In letter by return
mai AT druggists Chichester chemical Go.
Pbiladel Dhia. Pa. apps SaSuTh ly
DRIVATE HOME IN CONFINEMENT. 1909
Mission st.-Ladies who desire 20 go into con-
hnement with every care and attendance OF Ger
man physician ana graduate midwife Will hnd
same at the above address: diseases OF ladies'
Speciality; cures guaranteed; baby adopted IL 3m
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CHEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA-THE
~ WEEKLY CALL, sent to any address in the
United States or Canada one year for 81, postage
free.
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CO5O LOTS ON MOULTON ST, SUNNY
S0CCO. side. 6. w. ARMBUoTER, 23U MoiS-
Rumery St, room 9. an22 6I*
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And In accordance with law and an order from
the board of directors. made on the 27th day OF
June 1898, so many shares o: each parcel OF such
stock as may be necessary win DO sold at public
auction at the once of tue company. 224 Califor-
MIA street, san Francisco, Cal, on MONDAY the
2sth day OF August. 1893. at tho hour OF O'Clock
p. NJ. OF said day, to pay said delinquent assess
ment thereon, together with costs of advertising
and expenses of sale.
A. w. ROSE JR.. Secretary.
onice-224 California ST.. San Francisco. Cal.l2 I'd
WEEKS NEWS FOR CENTS THE
"A WEEKLY CALL. In wrapper, for mailing.
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THE CHANCE OF A LIFE TIME; SO TO $50
i month Will secure a lovely home in Alameda:
no furthur cash required; choice location; large
lot ali street work done; elegant cottage built to
order: call for particulars and plans. o. w.
FORSYTH, II Montgomery St, room o. aug III
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-15
Emery Stake Conference.

The quarterly Conference OF the
Emery stake convened at Rice. Sun.
day and Monday, the 9TH and Sth inst.
President &. q. Larsen presiding.
Present Of tho general authorities,
Elders Francis NJ. Lyman anu Il. IL
Roberts. The local Priesthood was
well represented.
Alter the usual opening exercises,
Elder Larsen made n detailed re-
port OF the condition OF the stake,
which was very satisfactory. He said
the Presidency and High Council
were united "as the heart OF one MANI
for the welfare OF the Stake. He knew
OF but one difficulty In the whole
Stake which was still unsettl cd, yet
many Of the Saints need 10 repent and
serve the Lord more zealously.
IL der Lyman then addressed the
meeting, compiimenting tho peo pie Of
Price on the Improvements made, In
setting out the shade trees, etc., since
his last visit; he advised a continuance
OF the same, aud that the public square
and school grounds be adorned with
trees, grass, flowers, etc. While beau.
flying their homes the Saints should
not forget TO cultivate the spirit OF God
In their hearts. He snid tho Church
Is advancing steadily anu every iaborer
| should be- labOriDg with energy TO per-
form his part In the program. He ex-
planned that all members OF ward,
(although some may be Apos,les) are
subject to the Bishop In all ward
affair; showed the necessity Of 70.
pentance, attending meetings, partak.
taking OF the Sacrament wOrthiIy, and
spoke Mt length on the order u the
| Priesthood.
Elder Il. III. Roberto occupied the
most OF the afternoon meeting, giving
much valuable instruction ON the sub
ject OF Church government; proved
clearly that conferences were called nc
cording TO revelation, also that the
reading Of statistical reports were ap.
proved OF by the Lord. Joseph Smith
set us the pattern when this Church
was organized by having the authorl-
ties sustained by the members. This
shou Il be strictly followed. The law
OF the Church In common consent"
and all should use their agency, but
after sustaining our leaders whe should
carefully follow their counsel.
Elder Lyman then briefly explained
the rights ana duties OF LaIter-iay
| Saints.
In the evening Priesthood meeting
was held NJ which Elder Roberts do.
fined tho special dutles OF Seventies,
and exhOrted all to prepare TO- active
missionary labor.
Four meetings In all were held, and
good spirit prevailed, liz WAS truly
IA "little house well filled" as all could
not get inside. Excellent music was
furnished by tho sweet singers OF
Price. Trunks are due the brass band
OF Castle Gate for coming down on
Sunday aud furnishing music between
the meetings.
The health oftho people Is generally
good.
| A. l.. WALL, Stake Clerk.
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RIO GRANDR
WESTERN.
E.SSss7SSW|
WGRAN DEW
AWESTERNM
sMRnWhyS%]
IsSMl@H
standard Gusqa.
W: Sasss.slA CURRENT TIME rAsps
In Eject way 7ih. 1907


In Eject way 7ih. 1s0l
frAvr. SAT- LAKE.
No. s-ror Provo, Grand Junction and
all points East -.,....--.........-.. sos An
o,t--for Provo, Grand Junction and
all points kast....-.. ......-.- 40 pm
No. e-ror Provo, PayBon Eureka and
silver CITY ............-......-o;Oop.m pm.
No. c-For bingham. Provo. Mant.
and SalinA ...ss ............ .... 30 Am.
No. s-ror ogden and West n 81 PIN.
No. l-for ogden and the West ....... 10 20 AIN.
IVES SAW LAKE
No. l-from Provo. Grand Junction
and tho Hast ......... y. ..........iO 20 a m.
No. 1-Trom Provo, urand Junction
and tho ka.......--...,:......,. Ii 80 pm.
No. 5-From Provo, PAyson. Eureka
and siive CITY ........-....... iOpOAm
10. s-from bingham, Provo, Manu.
and sAlinn ............. . q. ......- niAnp.u.
No. :-from Ogden and tho Nest.-.. ~ Am
No. t-ffom Ogden and tho West....... Iil0 pm
Only line running through Pullman lfAlace
Double Drawing hoom eloepcTs to Denver via
orauo Junction aud TO Kansas city aud ChioA.
20 via Colorado points and only line running
Pullman sleeners salt Late IN san Francisco
No changes close lconnoctons. bafety speed
and comfort.
Tt.ket Onicr Ne. 200 = Matu st~~-f.
u. 4. DODGE, a. h. wELBr IN. DEESErr
Gep. Manager Sen- tupt zen. f.&T.A &
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upon as being nble to bring about the
change all nj once, but theirs IL no
doubt that with its actual organization
| N will aid In developing botn the
polltical and commercial unity Of the
British empire. A vast and well
directed intelligence bureau OF the om'
pire has work Of great magnitude
and Importance before II. That IL QUE
of the main objects OF the institute,
which already counts over G0O0 fellows.
IL was built by subscriptions from
| Great Britain and It's colonies, one
| OF the most noticeable gifts being that
OF $4,000 10y the Mabafalsh OF
| JohOfe.
The immense building was designed
| by 4, T.. Colcutt, and its frontage on
the new roadway that has been con.
stfucted from Exposition road TO
Queens Gaze measure no lcss than
| 5Ui feet. The structure extends back
10 the southern edge Of tho fJuptain
basin, overlooked by the statue Of the
Prince Cousort. The full depth Of the
institute Ia sos feet, the total nrea
covered being about ak acres. The
whole Of this space IL not yet covered
In. There are two main galleries
running along the main aud garden
fronts, and three tranBverse galleries
uniting these main galleries. The IN.
closed spaces are arranged as open
courts, similar to those IN
the South kensineton Museum. Tho
mtst noticeable features Of the In.
terlor are n large entrance
hall and reception hall, the
latter capable Of seating q thousand
Ln m pa
telegraph andIteieI hone Offices. The
library, TO which are auioined general
industrial aud mercantile reading.
rooms, already contains over 5O,OJO
volumes.
There Is general conference room
for QUO pertonr aud two small npsrt-
ments, with two committee rooms hnd
and fivc emigration offices. The SEQ
retafiaI, reffeshment and culinary DE-
partments aEo very complete, md there
nre half dozen sample rooms for pro-
duce. Syecial accommodation has
been provided for the Royal Colonial
institute and the Royal rs a.ic
society, and spacious galleries for the
display OF natural and manufactured
products Of the British empire. Tho
main galleries are divided equally
between the United Kingdom anu
India and the colonies, while separate
galleries are set apart for occasional ex-
positions Of special arts aud manufac'
tures. The entire buildings nfe fire.
proof and have cost over n million and
n quarter dollars. The construction,
which was to have been completed
within three years Of the laying VI tht
foundation stone, which was the last o.
tue great functions win when Lon
uon ceiooInteu 'ne ininous luoilee, ha'
occupied almost uouoie tnat iehsth o.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-07
PENSION KEConDs.
Operation of the Otilcc-ThO Card Metho'
of Keeping tho Files:

Operation of the Onlcc-ThO Card Method
of Keeping tho Files:
WASHINGTON, D. c., Now 6.-Tho an
nuai reports of the record aad pension
Office of the war department points out
the satisfactory operation of the new
constitution OF the office. Current work
in tho office is kept closely up to date.
Cases received and disposed OF during
the year were 1904; those on hand
June 80, 1898, none. The cases re-
ceived show falling off over the pre-.
vious year. Many cases are arising un-
der the act OF July y. 1892, to pension
survivors OF various Indian wars, the
principal labor being to ascertain
whether the organizations to which APP
plicants belonged were in the military
service OF the United States, so as to
give them a peHsioaable status.
During the last fiscal year, the indi-
vidual military records OF officers and
enlisted mon in Ohio. Pennsylvania and
Indiana have been completed according
to the index record card system and
work begun on tho records Of Illinois.
The latter will be completed in few
weeks. This leaves only the veteran
reserve corps and other United States
volunteers besides the post detachment
and miscellaneous rolls to be COM
pfeted. Tho records of the revolution
and war OF 1912. which an act OF Con-
gress of July 81, 1892, required should
be indexed, have not vet been trans
ferred from the treasury and interior
departments. The discrimination OF
the military status Of the several classes
OF troops has been an important feature
OF the carding OF the record. During
tho fiscal year S,42l, Ass index record
cards were filed. This makes q total OF
95,O90, 755 index record cards so filed
that that of any one individual soldier
can readily be found.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-07
LOCAL RREvIrIEs.


Matters OF minor mOment IA hhu ABOUT
the City.
TIE G6ASD this evonins-"LOrd Roo
ney."
HAS it occurred to you that the Brazil
ian war is a Meiio-drama.
HARVEY MEYER was locked up yes.er.
day by Officer Buch on plain drunk
charge
TIE last will OF Augusta Henrietta
AGiszasF was yesterday admitted 10
probate and ordered to be recorded.
YESTERDAY afternoon anumber of the
cars were delayed on the steel bridge on
account OF broken down hay wagon.
FRANK swrM was right in it last night
in the lookup. Officer Moran put
him there for being drunk ON the street.
PEOPLE should not confuse Jacob Link.
ert, the Fulton wife beaten, with Fred
Linkert. the butcher. They are differ
eRt kinds OF people.
WILLIAM WILSON paid s. and costs
for disorderly conduct and John q. Bar
nard 81 and costs for drunkenness
in yesterdays police court.
LITTLE Edward schell's pony scared
at tho chemical engine yesterday alter
noon, and threw the rider, who escaped
with few scratches on his face.
JONI RIGNER, au old gentleman living
Mt 81 Thirty-seventh street. and well
known all over the city, is lying at his
home seriously i'll with complication
OF diseases.
LAer evening at TIE Fourth Street NJ.
L. church, Mr.. J. Elwood Hughes adj
dressed the bible history class interest
ingly and instructively. The meeting
was well attended.
YESTERDAY at noon Mr.. X. Hoge, the
bicycle aud HARDWARE dealer, was run
into bv a horse and wagon Mt the Me-
Lure corner, and covered with mud.
He was not seriously hurt, however.
NOTICES have been sent out that the
sales department oil the internal Nv
enue Office will be closed from i9Xt
Thursday noon until the following
Monday. Stamps enough to last three
days will have to be parchased by cigar
dealers on Thursday.
A MEETING OF the council committee
on streets, alleys and grades was called
for yesterday afternoon to examine into
grade on Twcnty.third street and
look at disputed street location on the
Island. No quorum was obtained, but
the members looked at tho points in
dispute.
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FINE sPARnING ExHlDITIoN.
Good Sport ut Elm Grove last Night and !
Good Crowd.

Good Sport ut Elm Grove last Night and n
Good Crowd.
For some time past it has been known
that the members OF puglistic club of
gentlemen would exhibit their skill
with their fists last night at Elm Grove,
the proceeds for the benefit OF their
tutor. The event came of, and there
was n good crowd to witness
It. There were several very
rame contests, which entertained the
rudience highly. Considerable science
was shown by gentlemen whom the
general public would not believe capa-
Bile OF it if they were named, and as
most of them are little averse to hay-
ing their names published in such a
connection it is perhaps as well to lot
their friends identify them by
their garb OF mourning about
the eyes and their other relics
OF the combat. The professor and his
star contestant got warmed up little,
and the professor pounded some OF the
enthusiasm out OF tho other man. The
evenings sport il said to have been far
ahead of that afforded by any al the
fake fights in this vicinity this year.
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Frnuduient Tnmmnny voters,

NEW YoRK, Nov. G.-Supt Byrnes said
this morning that altogether less than
$50 warrants had been issued for the ar
rest OF persons suspected OF falsely reg
istering out of the total registering OF
more than 2Gj,OOO. These, he said, wore
only suspects, and he considered this to
be very small percentage considering
that so close watch had been kept by
so many different parties. A large
number OF these suspects do not live Mt
the addresses from which they register
ed and gave the names Of Roswell p.
Flower, Whitelaw Reid, Chauncey NJ.
Depew, Cornelius Vanderbilt, Robt. In
gersoll and names OF many other such
prominent persons. These persons will
be arrested at the polls if they attempt
to vote.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-07
Leading Citizens Indicted.

KoKoMo, IND, Nov. 6.-Ihe Howard
county grand jury has Just been dis
missed after a six days session in which
it indicted half dozen prominen: citi.
zens OF Kokomo OH account OF their
alleged connection with an attempt to
tar and feather NJ. L. Garrigus on the
night OF July /. Ten indictments in all
were returned. Among tho most pro-
minant indicted are Council H. Stewart,
W. i. RuddeIl, at the head OF the Marion
art glass company; 4. Is. Hodgen and
James +. Brutf. the latter u leading
architect. Garrigu, and seriously in
jured, but tho tar and feather project
failed,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-07
couLpN,r TAcE A EAILunE.
Arthur L. nm, of Pnrkcrsbur=, Shoots
Himself In Fit of Dependency.

Arthur L. mn, of PnrkcrsburE, shoots
Himself In n Fit of Dependency.
Special Dipa,et 10 Ge I'i,e'ligeneer
PARKERsBuRG, w. Va, Nov. Gar
thur Edward Hill, manager OF the big
dry goods firm of Harrison < Hill, COM
mitted suicide while lying in bed at
s o'clock this morning. After his wife
went down stairs to meet the postman
she heard sound like gas explosion;
and ran upstairs to see il Hill had
heard it, and she found him dead, with
hole in his right temple. The TRACE
DIV WAS u profound shock to the com:
munity. Troubles weighed heavy ana
crash was imminent, aud rather thah
face Il failure lie had killed himself. "a
pers for an assignment mad been drawn
up. 1t was an honorable failure, que
to hard times. He was thirIy'ninG,
wears OF age, and leaves beautiful
Young wife and two children. he ieit
no letters, and never gave the slightest
hint OF the desperate thoughts IN MS
mind. 1t is thought his pride and sem
sitiveness over failure prompted the
deed, Mr.. Hill was an energetic, well
respected and honorable business man.
He was connected with Frank Harmi'
son for twenty-threc years, during
which time Harrison was tremendous
" successful with large dry goods stores
in Wheeling, Parkersburg, Charleston,
Huntington, Guyandotlet GNlIipolls,
New Lexington, Ironton, Nelsonvllle,
Ashland, Cumberland and several other
places at the same time. No inquest
waJ held.
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ALaBon SCHEME
TO Provide u Siethod by which Wage
Workers Can Live Cheaper.

10 EfoN"0 % sstNffVN ~
Workers Can Live Cheaper.
NEW CASTLE, Pa, Nov. G-Delegates
from twenty labor organizations in this
city met to-day to discus, some method
BIZ which the workmen could live
cheaper The wages of the men have
been cut down from 20 to 40 per cent,
and it wac the sense of the meeting
that landlords. grocers. butchers and
other merchants should make some
cut in prices. A cooperative scheme
was strongly urged at first, but it was
decided to appoint ono member from
each organization represented, the
whole TO constitute a committee whose
duty it will be to visit the merchants
and make canvass to see which firm
will make the greatest discount to the
workmen represented by the labor or
CARNATIONS. 1t was decided to select
one grocer ono butcher, one clothing
man, etc, aud throw all the trade TO
them; provided, OF course, that they
will make a reasonable discount. In
case this is not done, then the men will
start their cooperative store.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-07

Realism on the stage is getting to be
one OF the importantfeature in success
full dramatic productions Of the day,
and it would seem the limit had been
reached for novelty in that line. The
latest bit OF realistic production, and
one which is even more sensational and
striking than any yet seen, is the intro
duction OF Carlton iron works, the
largest iron mill in the world, in full
blast. A realistic scenic representation
is given of the vast furnace, the stage
being IarRened. and the effect is weird
" picturesque. Independent OF this
there are otter beautiful scenes intro.
duced in master and Man" which will
be ut tho Grand Opera House Thursday,
Friday and Saturday.
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Lillian Lewis will be seen in 4 produc.
ton oil importance next Saturday. mat
inee and night, November II, at the
Opera House. Tho novelty will be u
military drama called Lady Ill" by
Lawrence Marston, who has been an
actor and n manager Us we'll as a play
wright. The action oil "Lady Lii" is
based upon incidents OF tho war be-
tween Austria and Prussia in 1866. The
scenes arc laid in Vienna and on the
Austrian frontier, and the story tells OF
the wrongs OF Lady Colombia Iii, n cir.
Gus rider. At the matinee Credit Lor-
raine" will be given.