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The state herald., 1893-08-11

Every city IN the country seems to be
trying TO outd' its rieigLbors in making
showing Of the unemployed within its
boundaries. The evident purpose OF
these disclosures is to discourage pauper
Immigrants from pouring into tho great
cities. The best thing for the uniortu-
nate laborer to do ut the presens time IL
TO remain just where he is. His efforts
to better his condition by migrating are
apt TO end in speedy disappointment -
Ey.
The state herald., 1893-08-11
tt,rs. rubl,eat.on yel, sI.lssl SO. sss

ttirst publication Jul, sI.is,sl No. KS
Nuiiru for Publication.
Land once. ut sterling, Uoio.
July 10 isaa
Notice IL hereby given that the following.
= y named settler has flssi notice ri HIS IL.
tcntion to make final proof In sun.
port of his claim. and that said proof viii
be inAir before clerk 81 dittrtet esurt Fhil,
iiys county Coo. NJ iIoiyeks. Colo. on Aug.
~ lsod. via,
August NEtMANN
HI NO ips5 for the ~ = Sos n ~ snr " "
lie nnnrs the following Witnesses N prove
ton ~. said land. VIZ;
John NJ Virgins m IIaxiun Colo
william i.oyct "
Andrew Allen I"
John Weir "
II. ". TgDMON, RoRistrr
The state herald., 1893-08-11
SIIERIFF,s SALE

Notice Ia hereby given that by virtue OF a writ
Of special execution issued out Of the county
court of Phillips county Colo, dated Aug 8, isq5,
" right 4 Co.. and against John W Bkaggs, Anna
NJ SkagRs and w N Cowcll for the sum of S702 30
damages and 81. 10 costs and nccruing costs to
satisfy the above amounts am comm anded to
sell the following described real estate to- wit:
The NV u sec - tp . n Z Is W Of the 8 p m In
Phillips county colora do.
will on SATURDAY ;.ie ., tsy Of September 1908
ton ut the hour Of o'clock q IN 81 said day at
front door OF the court house in Holyoke Colo. to
tho highest and hest bidder therefor.
Dated this Aug isI3 e-if
JANEi A TEMPLE SbcrifT
The state herald., 1893-08-11

tfifst publication July n. istm.l No Sfi
NniirH for Publication.
Land onicc nj sterling, ttoiorsdo.l
July 10 leH1
NOTtCEis hereby given that Inn follow Ing
trhtion To make nuai proof In support 81
his clAtrl. and that said pftr,f will III made
before clerk ofceunty court Phillips county,
Colorado atiio'ythc. colo.,on Aug ss,h isos.
visi
WILLIAM BENNETT
I'D y No 1891 for thu s.w u scc VI ipsn lsw
He nntucs Vic following witnesses 10 prove
ti0n Of, said land, viai
Theodore u t1pton NJ Hoiyoke colo
.1icnryU warren /"
lbrt storms
D CNssius N rtckutt /"
The state herald., 1893-08-11

pinint " attached TO summons.
And you Hro hereby notified thntif Yen fail Tn
nPIrnr. and 70 answer the raid complaint a.
abgrc r~guired. the shid plaintiff will tats de-
faalt std Judgment ~ prn,ed.
Given unhnr my hand mi tho seal Of tho count,
court az iiniyokc In said eoan,y. this "a day az
June a. u. isssl. ' ~
tsEiL) wa. e. Iobinhon, C!ork.
The state herald., 1893-08-11

tFirst publication Aug. 4,isss) mo SOL
NntiCH for public atiun,
Land oficc ht Sterling, Colorado,
July 70 1883,
NOTICE Is hereby given that the following
= named settler has lled notice Of his inten-
ton TO mako final proof In support OF bis claim.
Clerk of County Court. Phillips county.
Colorado II Holyoke, Colorado, on Sept. 9th
CHARLES H MOORE
Id Il 6o15 for tho so y sec ~ tp nr47w
He names tho following witnesses TO provo
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
tion If, said land, viz:
1Watson Patmon
(Unck McCnrty !"
Henry Hoesch % Bryant
II. +. TEpxoN. Register.
The state herald., 1893-08-11
first publication July u, isn. 4
U. ;. Land Once, sterling. Colo. !
June = ises.

no t1ol
Complaint having bren entered nj this Of
nee by John Garland against John ID Eek
strom for failure to comply with law ~ TO
timber culture entry No AdAS dated March ~,
1854 npon the " i sec - TIT n r "a W In Phil.
lips county. Colo. with Wow TO the cancel
lniion Of said entry; contestant alleging that
John Eckstrom failed during the 9TH year
after the date Of said entry 10 pl mi or cause
TO be planted TO trees. tire seeds or cuttings
ten acres OF said tract that had been planted
aud failed 10 grow. that no failed during the
9th year after the date Of said entry 10 prop.
efiy plant or cause tn ~ planted To trees.
tree seeds ar cnttings ten acres OF said tract
and that he failed during tho tn year to pillow
plant or cultivate 10 acres Of said tract or
cause the same 10 be done mud that said
failures still exist.
The SAID pprti,s nre hereby summoned 10
appear NJ this Office on the Nth day of Aug.
ls1i ~ 10 O'Clock u ~ To rr.pond aud furnish
testimony concerning sni1 dileg,d failure,
u. Y. TEDNON, Register
The state herald., 1893-08-11

Notice L. hereby given that by virtue Of a wrii
Of special execution issued on: of tho cou J
court Of Phillips county Colorado dated July
leaJ and TO mo MS sheriff direcis.l in fr--i al
Pierce Wright & Co. aud ngninst Willitm n tir
gins Minnie e Hic.ins Phillip Eennii.. ana
Francis Bcnnipg for the sum a three hundred
and nifty one dollArs and sixty cents dam.
and nccrulns cost to satisfy the above amount,
am comm landed To sell the following tleseril,et
real cstaic to-wit: The y Of the n Q :, u ses
Colorado. will On saturday the Nth day ol
August lseo sell tho above described premises ii
pebble auction nt tho hour Of : o'clock p m ol
aid day a tho front door Of the court house Ia
therrfor. JAMEJ A TEMPLE Sheriff.
Dated this July - I-pu
The state herald., 1893-08-11
In several districts OF Indiana last fall
the democrats carried banners bearing
thi, novel device:
Vote for Grover Cleveland
aud get Sl25 n busbei
for your wheat,


It was duly interpreted for the benefit
OF the many thousands who could not
read, aud they walked mp or'clectitn day
and voted for Cleveland, many exac,ing
payment OF sl.25 for their vote, and
now they arc selling winter wheat nj 80
cents-tho lowest price Stree the federal
constitution WINS adopted. Yon can, as
Lincoln said, fool some Of tho people ali
III the time. but 1t is safe to gamble tha,
itrill he several years before the patri-
OTIS OF Hooppo!e township will be cajoled
into voting tie democratic ticket by the
giiticring Of campaign transparency
having reference TO high priced wheat.
State Journal.
The state herald., 1893-08-11

President Cleveland, in his message to
congress, recommends the unconditional
repeal Of tho Sherman silver law. This
is IL perfect keeping with his past record
Oh the silver question. He is gold bug
first, last aud all the time. The demo
crats and republicans who last fall i'm
seined TINT they were doing great
work in behalf Of silver by taking Colo
rGdo out OF tho republican rnnko will
now have an opportunity 10 reflect over
the fact that they were repeatedly
warned that Grover Cleveland was one
Of silver's most bitter enemies.
The state herald., 1893-08-11

NuiiuB for p utilization.
L. :. Land On.ec. ktcriiug. colo. !
Aug. 10, IsA5. ,
kIot;;e Is hereby given thai the following
lNnnmed settler has filed notice q hts lntoii.
TON to nnke innl prof In support OF his
claim. md that said proof Will y. made bc-
sept. 18th is'a yis.
LEWIS &. wiruERBkE
Nd so isli. Tor The s.w SIC tp No b n IN
Not Of 6pm
liz ra,ncs the following witnesses To prove
his continuous fr-idcnc. upon ant cultivn-
lion OF. said land.yix;
Thomas t.ydintt af iioiyoke Colo
william EyuiRtt -
Albert bi'rpy
thsrlcs Il dyer 81 I"
". y. TEDNoN, Register.
The state herald., 1893-08-11

kfirst publicution July -, 1850 No rtt
Nu,irH Tor Publication
Land Ofice at Sterling. Colo.
July at.tslJ
Notice ~ hrrcbygiycn that Inc following
\ named settler has nird notice al hi. IN
clnim and That sid proof will bn made before
c,r,k q county court, Phillip. county Colo.
NJ Ioiyoke Colo On sept. iN.J viz:
NARY 4 HOfr
range ibw.
lie nnn,es the following witnc.se. 20 prove
ton II, said land. viz,
Edward 6nthr. of llolyokr, Colo,
Theodore u. Upton, -
Samuel u. Lain, ~
Joseph u. Guernsey. '' {"
~. v. Tebxox. Register.
The state herald., 1893-08-11

All that honesty, experience and skill
can do to produce perfect pill, has
been employed IN making DeWitt's Lit
tie EARLY Risers. The result IL a specif-
ic for sick headache, billiousness and
constipation. Tho City Drug Store.
The state herald., 1893-08-11
BEATTY'S 0R6ANSrssss.d e VANS =. g
Cat'lg YaxK. Address DANIEL F. BEATTY
Washington, N. j.
pvoKLIN,s AaNIcA sALve.

The best salve In the world for outs,
bruises. sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chappsd hands, olilblains,
corns, aud all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required. II
10 guaranteed to give satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price % cents per box.
For sale ut The City Drug Store.
The state herald., 1893-08-11
EXPLANATION OF DISBURSEMENT ACCOUNT

hcgtos
tho
''9g a.tIr,r ,,, A., c ., f,, s,, ,., =, G.,
arior
no33oa CAV.
Az; "a: ;: $: &C. q
they lsioay and 70 The outstanding nalast fund
Purposes @s !;
H. A. HosEfNs. Co Treas.
The state herald., 1893-08-11

During tho last ten days tho gold bugs
Of the east have been down on their
knees logging for more silver md have
paid as high ms $50 thousand premi-
TIM for it and still they are urging their
representatives in congress to give sill
yer its death-hlow.
The state herald., 1893-08-11

tFirst publication July 81 1859 NO ~
NuttCB for Public ation,
Land once at Sterling, Colo.
July 10, 1898
Noiice Is hereby given that the following
~ numcd settler has fled notice Of his In
tention to make I'm al pr oof In support Of hts
claim. and that said proof will be made BE-
fore clerk of county court Phillips county
Colon at Holyoke. Colo. on Aug. 18th 1888
viz:
WILLIAM NEvINS
I'D No 77gs for tho lots 3 4 4 Q u s-w Y SEQ
i9tp7nrHw
his s apon sad snS.
ton Of, said land. viz:
Cornelius C Bevard Of Holyoke Colo
William n Kipling " I"
Charles Craincr :"
Abncr Fleming +"
II. +. TEDxos Register
The state herald., 1893-08-11

One word describes "p-rfecti ion. ("
We refer TO DoWiii's Witch Hazel SMlve
cures obss mate sores, burns. akin diseas.
ea and IN n well known cure for piles.
City Drug Store.
The state herald., 1893-08-11

The public will not be inclined to
tympnihizc with the employees OF tho
Leadviile smelter who inaugurnted n
strike tho other day because Of reduc-
ton in wages. A small loaf Is much
better than no bread at all IN these days
when 60 many men in the silver states
are hong thrown out OF employment al
together Tx.
The state herald., 1893-08-11

lfHs' P""n'auoh hfH ", lTia NO, NJ
NuiirB iur ubllrH,lun
Land ONCE ~ sterling. toiorudo.
Aug iHA
NOTCH 10 hereby His.s that iha following.
hhn,rt settler has fird notina ~ hi- ~,
untton Ia make iinnl proof In support ~ his
rlnlhi, mi that said proof VIII Bc maar ir
for. clerk NJ district court rhiiiits
county Colo NJ iiUiy"hc Colo IN sept 10 Va
sIsi
AsDiitw e cAunig
W. u No i'lffur The ~ sec VI ~ mr. n "
He nai-t. thr faiipwipg xit.ra.es IL prove
us eur unro.is Z. s,ilrhsu hlDn nni rnltiea
sinn OF, said land. ,izi
robert n eivut Of iiolypks. t.i,
ti,ncr Il wofiry
A,.alIr 1. IiiitiriIn b
The state herald., 1893-08-11

Ignorance Of tho merits Of DeWitt's
Little Early Risers Ia misfortune.
These little pills regulate the liver, cure
headache, dyspepsia, bad breath, consti-
patton and billioIsness. City Drug Store
The state herald., 1893-08-11
NOTICE.

Anybody holding due bills against
Lamar Roller Mills please call at F. H.
Whitham's and get -four for same.
VAN L. Wilson.
The state herald., 1893-08-11
NE. rrbMos. register

ti1tst iubiicat,op Aug. n isna) No ri
Nutirn Tor + uhllruiirn.
Land one. Mt sterling, toio.
Aug. ttli, fN.i
Notice IL hereby ri,cn fhnt the following
IN named settler In. MED npiirc OF iiin Ia.
tsiitiUn ~ make mai proof in sipp r. Il h !.
rtsi,n nnh that sa'd pr.of Will ~, made ts-
fuie tlrrh y! district court. fhiiiifs rAniy,
Colo. nj tiolyokr. TO ~, IN rcpt isil isad VII
HOlEitf 4 htOtT
iii No Ihis ,.t The 80 !. a,c ~ ~ int1w
We matinee the following Witnesses W prove
Ills continuous residence. upon and caltiyg.
tion Of. said land, MA
Andrew e. Candle ~ ltOjy.Lr toiu
Elniaf y Morley
Archie IL iutdttto " -
George u Too
uETEpMoS. u~ai.tss.
The state herald., 1893-08-11

bcwiii's Witch iiasci ral,e cufr- piles.
Dcwitt's wisnh Hazel Haivc cure. burns.
Dcwltt's Witch iisssl saive curcs sors.
Dcwitt's Witch iisssi H~ivc currs ulcers.
The state herald., 1893-08-11

II you can afford to be annoyed by
sick headache aud constipation. dou't use
DeWits Little Early Risers for these lit.
The state herald., 1893-08-11

Little vegetable health producers: Do.
Wits Little Early R,sers cures malHri-
GUS disorders and regulate the stomach
nnd bowels, which prevents headache
and dizziness. City Drug Store.
The state herald., 1893-08-11

All the talk in the world will mot con
vince you 10 quickly as one trial OF De
Wits Witch Hazel Salve for scalds,
burns, bruises, skin affections and piles.
City Drug Store.
The state herald., 1893-08-11
1easueIs Semi-annua| Statement Of County Finances.

Disoursm'is 0 mo Balance Sheet
End'g y, 80. 1893. Juno 30, 1885,
The state herald., 1893-08-11

No aXb)
Hearing of'irrssi by cominissionrr's irtt~r.H'
July n, iho1.
Compliant having b.an ,ntcrr at this once
ny Jerph brannrr agninst blanche n SEM
!rr Tor failure 10 comply with law ~ 20 tim
ber culture entry No i.0,a dated Mai Oh I, issa,
npon The 80 see r. inr1w IN Phillips
c.unty toln. With view u the consolidation
~ snid entry; contestant alleging that
iilanchc ~ sentor failed D. plant OF cause 10
br planted . ncrrs Of aid tract 10 trees. tire
seeds or cuttings Tho !, year and likewise
Inii,l the I, year from the tate ~ entry ,'hat
rhr has failed ~ planter cultivate or rwuse
10 b. painted or cultivated anv portion III
.nld clhlln 10 trees, seeds or cuitlBss from
date 81 entry ~ the present time ~ IN. man
inr that M law feqiiife-j that sid rinim i.
now IN an abandoned and uncuitisatesi con-
dillon and devoid Of tr~a.
The said parties ara hereby summoned h,
appear NJ tbs officr on the II. day 1T sept.
irpj NJ ~ O'clock u m 10 respond and furnish
testimony concerning said alleged failure.
". u. TEDMoN. Register.
Armour ATTY for plaintiff
The state herald., 1893-08-11

Notice |. hereby ui,rn tina, by virtue ~ n wit
soaii Of Phillip count, Toio. july ~, is,l AID
10 me- m snflf lirrytssI In favor ~ James N
!irqwn and paninsi Charles II tllown nnl Anna
" tlhown for the stunt ~ tush.i5 dainnsr. nnJ
etb,b cnsts and nrcfuIns costs, 10 safety thu
above Hnounia m, commanded ~ srii ii,s fol
lowing dr-rfiiv-i frnirsiste tg.piti The y \. NJ
" ~ o u y " II the q pm In thIiiipt county
Colo. viii IN Monday the yih dny ~ August
i-sl sel thu above deacfibci pi-,nlrs~ NJ pubiir
NJ the ftpnt lppr ~ tho ts,urt lo,i-c IA Hultphe,
Colo. 10 the Lnlir.i mud hest bidder therefor.
nafsat Ills JuIt IN. tstn Al
The state herald., 1893-08-11
lFir.t publication Jul, al No. 81
Notice for Publication.

LAND OftlCE Al STEhLIN9, COLO.,l
July Is 1903.
Notice Ia hereby givon TINT the follow ing named
settler has filed notice Of his intention u
make final proof in support Of his claim. and
that snid proof will bc made before clerk Of
district court, Phillips county, Colo, al Hol.
yoke Colo. On Sept 9, 1903. viz;
WILLIAM J CRuZAN
lid T. No sss2 for the NO Y sec l" trsa rt6 "
Ho nnn,cs tho following wi,nesees to prove l,is
continuous residence upon, and cultivation q
suid land. viz:
Gnfrcn Guernsey q Hoiyoke Colo.
Almond Guernsey
Samuel u Grdd,rti
Hans o'f,crg
The state herald., 1893-08-11
tfini publication July - isa., Ns.sis
Notice. for Publication.

Notice. for Publication.
Land ofice ut sterling. Colorado.
July -, lsai,
n 'iTicE irhcreby given thai The following
~ sd settler has hlcd notice Of his Intcn'
tion 10 make Anal proof IN support
Of bis claim. and that saih prof will he miado
before Clerk OF County Court. Phillips Coun.
", Colo. ut Holy Ike. Colo, on Sept. LIST, lU5,
viz;
WILLIAM q. WILLIAMS.
lid entry No 40 for the s-e,l sec ID tP n
range ~ W.
Iienan,es the following witncspes 10 prove
his continuous residence upon, and culttvn
tion Of. said land, viz.
Milton y, Copp, II iloiyotc. Colo.
John q kidsr, Z"
Robert ID. ELDER, "
Clara Morgan.
iiETrDSos Rcgistor.
The state herald., 1893-08-11

tprInu chickens taken on rubscrptIon
The state herald., 1893-08-11

II submit the within described Invention In
competition for tho Twenty-Five hundred Dollar
frize offered by tho Prcss Claim. Company.
The state herald., 1893-08-11

We could not improve the quality if
paid double the price. DeWitt's WitcU
Hazel Snlve is tie beat salye that e1ps-
:ience can produce, or that money can
buy. City Drug Store
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-01
READY FOR THE FRAY.
THE HOWLEY- RILEY GLOVE CONTEST TAKES
PLACE TONIGHT.
4 Good Deal of Quiet Speculation on the Probable
Outcome of the Coniest-Hard to Pick
the Winner-The Arrangements
for the Trains.

The long-ta lked-of glove contest be.
tween Ed. Riley, Of Washington, D. c.,
and Mike Howley, of Dewesbury, Eng,
takes pla ce tonight, and the probabili-
ties are that there will be one OF the
largest throngs OF sports seen at fstic
event in these parts for many years.
Arrangements have been made on the
Elm Grove railroad for transporting the
people readily and at convenient times.
The first motor will start for the head
quarters of the Pastime Athletic Cluo
at o'clock tn is evening, and the trains
will run every h alf-hour after this time
until 9:3O. The participants in the pre-
liminary bouts will enter the ring at
quarter of nine. while the stars OF the
evening, Riley and Howley. will enter
the arena at 10 o'clock.
The contest is to be purely for scien-
tifc points, and the opponents and low
ers of the manly art can rest assured
that they will see scientific encounter
with the gloves. The contest is TO be
one IF twenty rounds and is to be Tor
$500 side, in a 24.foot ring, Marquis
of Queensbnry rules TO govern, 20 per
cent. OF the gate receipts TO go TO the
winner and % per cent. TO the loser Z.
The referee will be Francis Coughlin.
Extensive preparations nave been 60
ing on at the ring-side for some days, and
the scene is arranged for great throng
OF people The stage on which Is the
24-foot ring has been lowered somewhat
and next TO the ring, extending several
feet all around the stage will be num-
Der OF chairs reserved, and these seats
are nearly all disposed OF at an ad-
vanced price. Most OF the reserved
seats are reserved for out-of-town
guests, as many are expected from
Pittsburg, Steubenville, Moundsville,
Canton and other places. An excellent
view of the wiring can be OBJ
tanned from any part OF the hall,
as the seats have been arranged
radiating from the reserved seats clear
back TO the wall, in amphitheatre style,
No one will be admitted to the hall I'M
less they hold q ticket Of admission,
and officials will be stationed at the en-
trance TO keep the people In line, and
10 see that there Is no jostling, crowd
ing or rough behavior. u is the inten-
ton OF the Pastime Athletic Club, I'M
der whose auspices the tistic carnival
will take place, TO have the best OF dis
ciplne throughout.
Another feature OF the programme
will be series of contests between
lesser lights, which will open the pro-
Iramme. Among the glove artists to
appear in the early part of the evening
are Carter Williams, of Baltimore, bet
ter known as "pusty," and Charles b.
Ian, of Plttsburg, better known as
Babe" also Dave Hall, Of Cumberland,
and Winfield Bagley, of Washington,
d. G.
Howley's seconds will be his trainer,
Charles Sherwood, and Jimmy Rowan,
the well-known pugilist Of Steubenville.
One of Riley's seconds will be from
Ohio, and the other an official OF the
Pastime Athletic Club.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-01
Row. Chenome,h Again.
PALATINE, w. VA, February %.
To n.s Editor OF the REGISTER:

PALATINE, w. Va, February %.
To M Editor OF the Register:
SIR:-Our yeople are much surprised
at parts of your interview with Rev. Mr..
Chenoweth, touching certain scandalons
rumors effecting him and Palatine
lady. We did not expect him 10 deny
having ever seen that lady, sunless IL
was on the streets. etc."
But we pass that by TO reach propo-
sitlon which we hereby make TO tue
reverend gentleman, to the end that the
truth may be known and justice prevail,
no matter whom IL may pinch.
With Mr.. Chenoweth's permission,
we will furnish the REGISTER brief
statement OF the case understood In Pala-
tine and Fairmont-upon the testimony
OF persons well known tn Mr.. Cheno-
weth, and stating. over their own sigma
lures, only what they personally know
Ct rtainly Mr.. Chenoweth will well
come the truth in the matter. Let the
REGISTER get his consent to the pub
licatlon. Will he give IL?
Very respectfully,
PALATINE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-01
ADJUSTMENTS.
HUMOROUS, WITTY, ELOQUENT AND SEN
SIBLE.

HUMOROUS, WITTY, ELOQUENT AND SEN
SIBLE.
On Friday evening DR.. Robert Nourse,
OF Washington, will lecture on "Dr.
Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde" This will be
the last lecture in the Young Mems
Christian Association course and will in
all probability be the finest. Seats will
be reserved at the Y. M. c. A. building
at 9 o'clock this morning.
The subject, "Dr. Jekyll and Mr..
HYDE" is attractive and the lecturers
reputation is great. The house was,
therefore, filed. The evening proved
TO be entertaining TO an extraordinary
degree. Mr.. Nourse is possessed OF
strong dramatic ability. His figure is
striking-tall and flexible. His face is
shaven smooth, and his hair is worn
long. He is master OF the orators art.
He is also scholarly, but does not scorn
to make use of the taking things that
come across the popular lecturers path.
ERMINIE.
Pauline Hall and her Opera Company
will be the attraction at the Opera
House on Saturday night next, produc-
ing that delicious masterpiece in comic
opera, Erminie, which in its rhymthic
melody appeals to all classes and In
sympathy with every auditor. Miss
Hall is remembered in Erminie, its be-
ing among the first Of her earliest tri-
umphs, and in which she was the orig
inal in New York at the Casino. The
artists sweet and graceful mien lend
great charm TO the character, and in
the Lullaby song, which is one OF the
gems OF this deservedly popular opera,
she is simply irresistible.
GUS WILLIAMS FRIDAY NIGHT.
That very excellent comedian, Gus
Williams. will appear at the Opera
House Friday night. Mr.. Williams
does not visit us very often, but he IS
an old and ever-welcome favorite, aud
will, be remembered favorably for his
splendid work in the many plays in
which he has been seen. He is proba
lily the only dialect comedian
on the stage to-day who presents the
German-American in his native atmos-
phere and without burlesQue. His
methods are neat and artistic; and, un-
like many who depict the German dia-
lect character, he never strains for eff
feet, but always appears perfectly at
ease and natural. He presents on this
visit a farce comedy entitled, april
Fool" described as musical eccentric
ity. by c. Wallace Walters, OF Phila-
delphia.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-01

For the benefit OF those desiring to
witness the Inaugural ceremonies at
Washington, March 4th. the Baltimore
and Ohio K. +. Co. will sell excursion
tickets to Washington and return from
all stations on its lines at low excursion
rates. Tickets will be sold February
2sth to March 4th inclusive. They
will be valid for return journey until
March Sth inclusive.
The round trip rate from Wheeling
and all intermediate stations To Graf
ton is $40. 90; from Mongantown s1l.O0.
Correspondingly low rates from stations
east OF Grafton. Tickets will be honor
ed to Baltimore.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-01
Phillip Costello stabbed Twice by Barry
ReeL

Phillip Costello stabbed Twice by barry
Beck.
1t came to light yesterday that a
serious eating ARRAY occurred in the
yard in the rear of Zwicker's Seven
teenth street saloon, about eleven or
twelve o'clock Saturday night, in which
Phillip Costello was injured with a
knife in the hands of Harry Beck.
Warrants were issued at the City Hall
during the day, and both men were put
under arrest, aud will answer in Police
Court this morning, when the matter
will be fully investigated.
Costello has slit six inches long in
his left coat sleeve and cut in his arm,
and in addition was stabbed In the right
shoulder.