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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-08
IMPORTANT TO AUTHORS.
A case IN Court which Brings the Copy
uRhtLaw Into Question.

PHnAnELPHIA, PA, October Judge
Marcus W. Acheson. OF the United States
Circuit Court, heard argument 10 chatn-
bers OF Saturday on a demurrer 70 the Dill
OF complaint Of II. Rider Haggsrd. the nov
ehst, and the publishing firm Of LonRmans,
Green & Co, New York, against the Wayer-
~ Company, Of New York, for alleged In
fringsment Of the copyright Of Haggard's
novel "Nada the Lily" This is the first
case arising under the new international
copyright law, passed in 1880, and Involves
the constitutionality OF the act. Joseph A.
Arnold, Of New York, counsel for the de-
feudsnt. urged that the rlgnt OF Ine
Pres.dent 70 declare copyright treaties
with the various foreign countries under
the copyright law was delegation Of leg
islative and judicial power, In violation OF
the constitution. II this view Is sustained
II will render invalid every copyright
granted 70 foreigners since the new law
vent into effect. Daniel g. Thompson, of
New YORK, appeared for the compisinsnts.
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ON wOmANo' SUFFRAGE.
Cardinal Gibbons Gives Els views as TO
the Proper sphere OF Woman.


BALTIMORE, Mp, October 1.-The ser
mon OF Cardinal Gibbons at the Cathedral
to-day was addressed particularly to the
women, and the Cardinal took occasion to
express his views on woman suffrage. He
said in part;
To-day we honor the Queen Of Saints,
the Virgin Mary. l think any dispassion-
ate student Of history will acknowledge
that woman is indebted to the example OF
Mary for her elevated position both In
social and domestic life. The church de-
clares that woman is the peer
and equal of man. Almighty
God. is his distribution Of gifts,
makes no distinction on account Of race,
previous condition or of sex The proper
sphere of woman is in the home and the
more influence she gains in public life the
more she will lose ia private LIE. While
men are the sovereigns of the country,
their wives command them, and, therefore.
exert a controlling power. Above all
things take care of your homes"
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Police Plckups.

About 10 o'clock last night Officers
Herbert, Watson and West raided a
colored brothel Kept by Josephine Boyd.
She enjoyed a ride in the municipal
band wagon in company with Gladys
Allen, Pearl Smith and Florence Henry,
who were arrested as inmates.
John Duke and w J. Kennard were
arrested by Oficsr Herbert and will
answer to charges Of vagrancy this
morning.
John Brown, drunk, was arrested by
Herbert. Also George Durbn and Matt
Miller, on the same charge.
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Female Rowers Draw a crowd.

ST LOUIS, Mo-, October 7.-Over twen-
ty thousand people ut Forest Park to-day
saw the exhibition sculing match between
Miss Lille Ashley, Of Hartford, Conn,
and Miss Mosehtheim, Of ST Louis. Over
a straight course, a quarter of mile, was
az easy winner in one minute and forty
three seconds. Next Sunday they row a
mile and half on the Mississippi for the
female championship OF the United States
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-08
From tho Knockers Club.

The members OF the Knockers Club
last evening presented Officer Scally
with On elegant pollceman's baton. The
beauty OF this mark of esteem from a
host OF admirers can only be appreciated
upon personal inspection. II is now on
view at headquarters. 1t is quietly
hinted, however, that the thing Is a
rare freak OF nature and grew over on
the side hills.
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nate Doesn,t suls Fitxsimmons

PHILADELPHIA, PA, October Fit.
simmons talked freely OF MS controversy
with CCrbett.
When asked if the date suited him as set
By CorOett, July l. Bob said:
"No. There are others TO be considered
besides MIR. Corbett The Club must have
some protection. Not one OF them could,
or would afford 10 put up purse Of SIS,
600. except al such a time as they see q
way in which 10 make it back again.
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sevsre wsa.hsr in she Nor.hwo.s.

ST. PAUL. MINI, October e. In
Eastern South Dakota and Western
Minnesota a severe snow storm prevail
ed to-day, accompanied by high winds.
10 is the first OF the season. The mer-
curry is on the down grade.
OMAHA, NEB., October Prospects
are for q blizzard in Nebraska tonight.
The mercury is falling and the wind is
blowing q gale.
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Mm Rorcott Pullman -.

WASHINGTON, D. c., October The
Interstate Democratic Association,
composed mainly OF Otficeholders. adopt
ed a resolution pledging its members 10
refrain from riding on Pullman cars
when they go 70 their homes 20 vote at
the FAR elections. Speeches deRouncing
the attitude OF the Pullman Company
toward its WOrkmen were made.
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A,tendnnon nt ,hn Rarlts.

The crowds at the parks were very
large yesterday, considering the cool
weather and lsteness Of the season.
The usual interesting band concerts
were given. Large numbers OF persons
also took advantage Of the fair weather
to visit the cemeteries out the pike
Green wood aud MI Calvary had many
visitors, and all the w. 81 Il. g. mo-
tors were we'll filed.
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Thnrsdnx,s ourinc.

The Wheeling Park Bartenders will
give an outing at the PARK Thursday
which promises 10 be very successful
affair. The Opera House Orchestra will
play for dancing in the Casino and
there will be novel cake walk. For
the best bowling scores the following
prizes will be given: First, $40; second,
So; third, So.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-08
A BsIIaire Fire.

Shortl before three o'clock this
morning an alarm Of ire was ounded
In Bellalre. caused by the discovery
that the two-ssory frame dwelling ocen-
pied by Fred Grimm, IN the Eonrth
ward, was burning. The department
responded promptly, and soon had sew
eral streams on the blaze, and checked
: lis progress.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-08
The Prnrra., or,hn war.

SHANGHAI, October 7.--Prince Kong, the
Emperors uncle, who has charge OF the
war with Japan, Is in Pekin providing de-
fenses. He is in COMMUNICATION with III
Hung Chang at Tien Tsn. Ii Hung
Chang has sent 5000 more men well armed
10 Pekin. His best regiments remain az
Tien Tsin. Forty thousand rifles arrived
at Tabu from Hamburg last week.
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Gephart's Condition.

The condition Of John Gebhart re-
mains the same. An examination OF
the wound w2s made yesterday and 1t
appears TO be a very dangerous one.
The doctors have not much hope for the
unfortunate man. Gebhart is the man
who attempted to end his existence a
few days ago by stab5lng himself With
SCISSORS.
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Enset. of McKlnlsylsn on MosI.

XarilHtbarg StafssfHon.
The Mckinley tariff was more de-
structiye 70 the wool industry than Al
epidemic among sheep buyers Wooid
have been. When that bAneful law was
out upon the statute books, wool was
selling for 30 cents q pound. Before ths
law was repealed unvashed wool was
selling a. Is 20 II cents and tuo-Washedl
At 20. This Is what Mckinley did fef,
the wool Industry.
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To prspars for tho urar.

ST. PETERSBURG, October Count
Benkendorf, Grand Marshal OF the Cars
household, has started for Corfu 10 prepare
for the Cars reception. The Queen or
Greece, cousin Of tue Car, will accom-
paw the Russian imperial family 70 Cor
fu. The Car and his party will leave LII
vadia in three weeks.
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AsLEEK sOoUNDREL EsOArEs.
1hs Notorious George p. sage Gets Out
II Maryland JAN.


II Maryland JAN.
BELAIR, MD, October George P.
Sage, the notorious swinuler, alias
Horace Banker, and a dozen other
names, escaped from jail this morning.
AT $50 las5 night Sam Kelley, another
prisoner, picked the lock on his door.
lie then sawed the lock on Thomas
Kane's cell and the two released Sage.
Then the trio picked through the
ceiling, going through a hole twelve by
seven inches. Al window overlook
ing the garden, two bars, an inch
square were sawed Bed clothing
made a rope, and the men descended in
safety. The saws we're furnished by
Sage's wife, who had visited him. Sage
was 20 have been tried In NOvemb Der
for swindling the Hartford County Ma
tiOnal Bank last April.
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viii Compare With the GubsrnatiOnaI
Vote.
- b - Rss,st.-

COLUMBUS, o., October Executive
Chairmen Thurman and Dick, of the
Democratic and Republican State Com
mitteeS respectively in consultation
with Manager Dunlap, of the Western
Union Telegraph Company, agreed to-
night that In collecting election returns
this falPcompsriSon shall be made with
the vote for Governor last year.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-08

Recon cIed TO Her Divorced Husband
After No. = shot Himself

After No. = shot Himself
INDIANAPOLIS, October To-day
the physicians announce that Mrs.
Louise Noerr, who, Thursday night,
was shot by her husband, George Noerr
who afterwards killed himself, will re-
cover. To-day Edward Heimbach,
from whom Mrs. Noerr was divorced
last Mas, 10 order that she might marry
Noerr, knelt at the bedside Of his form
er wife, and amid tears and protesta-
tions OF undyiog affection they were
recouciled. Before Heimbach left the
agreement was made but they will be
remarked. Yesterday Mrs. Noerr made
a will, in which she left all her property
to cher beloved husband, Edward
Helm bach"
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a MYSTERIOUS DOUBLE KILLING.
Husband sad Wife FOund Dead in TheiI
bone at MiddIetOwn, n. y.

nome hA hl0NAoNohu n ~. H.
MDDLETowN, n. y, October T.
This morning. about $50, John Tierney
was found in his home with bullet hole
in his right temple. His wife was lying
near him with a bullet hole in her left
breast while a pistol lay a few feet
away. Tierney married Mrs. Mcclure,
& widow with one son, Thomas, i've
weeks ago. Thomas was very angry st
the marriage, as Mrs. Terney owned a
cafe which would 20 to Thomas, but
this was not likely after she married
Tierney. Young Tierney thinks his
mother was murdered by her husband,
who committed suicide.
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Funeral of Prof David Swing.

CHICAGO, October The funeral ser
vices OF tue late Prof. David Swing were
held this afternoon in Central Music Hall,
where ue aad preached for so many years.
The services were attended by three
thousand people, and fully as many more
were unable TO obtain admission TO the
hall.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-08
,HB THIRD and FOURTH
Political Outlook in the Lower
Part Of tha State.
Icy AND ANDERSON SAFE

Indications are Good for Any
thing-Miner Acts as a Wet
Blanket Wherever He Goes.
The Third District Republican
Headquarters Have Been
Closed - Not Known Yet
Whether it Means a Still Hunt
with Doodle or the Abandon
ment Of the Fight.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-08
NEWS OF The DAY.
Still Alarm.

A still alarm was rung In from the Nj
agara Engine Com pauy yesterday morn
ing. Upon investigation it was found
that some clothes had caught ire In h.
B. Martins residence at the corner OF
Twenty. eighth and Jacob streets. The
damage was slight.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-08
Wnlf fRr.nEs ana Rnoord.

New YORK, October 7.-George w.
Wolf. OF Chicago, to-day dismounted in
front of City Hall, having wheeled from
Chicago, breaking the record one hour and
thirteen minutes. His actual time was six
davs. nine hours and thirty minutes. de
had only eleven and half hours sleep.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-08

New BEDFORD, Mass, October THE
Amalgamated Conference Committee Of
the strikers met this afternoon 70 discuss
the recommendation Of the State Board Of
Arbitration, and a committee was ap-
pointed TO confer with the manufacturers
at O'Clock tomorrow. IL is the general
opinion among mill men tonight that the
conference will result in terminating the
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Two Speeches By h1-eov. Wilson.

MARrINMBURG, w. VA, October T.
Ex-Gov E. Willis Wilson made two
very effective speeches in BerKely coun-
~ yesterday; 10 the afternoon at Mar
tinsburg and at night in HedgesyilIe,
seven miles distant. At both places he
addressed larRe and enthusiastic audi
ences and was listened to VITA the at
tentiOn throughout.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-08

BELLEFONrE, Pa, October 6.-During
the last few hours q great change for the
worse has appeared in tae condition OF ex-
Governor Curtin and hi 6eRe is m0men-
tarily expected.
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macon, Ca. Oc1ober 1.-THE Macon
telegraph. with sll is franchites. etc, mas
been purchased from Mr. A. ;. Seifert, Of
New YORK, by Mr.. A A Alxn, who has
been editor IN chic for q nnn&er Of wears.
The announcement .of the.sa appears in
the paper this MOI % zmEr
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WANTED TO LYNCH a FlREBUe.
Had the Rope Round His Neck. aud His
Feet Od the Ground.

MAssILLON, o., October AT Dalton, a
village north Of MsssillOn, al attempt was
made last night TO lynch man named Wei
mer. The rope was adjusted and the fellow
jerked eff his feet, but cooler heads per
suaded the mob 10 spare his life Dalton
people are positive that Weimer burned
the village and rendered forty families
homeless a month ago.
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NEWSLET>
Interesting Pieces OF TsIsgraphie News
IN Small space.

SAVANNAH, Ga, October IA boiler
exploded in B NJ. Devaine's cotton gin
and decapitated James Futch- Several
others were injured.
PTrTsBURG, PA, October 7.-George
Klingler, who secured $40 on q forged
check from the Commercial National
Bank, was arrested at Rochester. in CON-
pany of May Mcdonald and Clara Fetter,
on whom he layished his N lther's money.
Kllngler thinks his mother viii not let him
suffer.
NEW YoRK. October 2 "A. j. Walsh.
the Xavier A. c. sprinter, to-day ran
three-quarters Of a mile in 3hl. 2ss., 8 new
record
\ LONDON, October Glad tones Ire
tored vigOr may justify his rtsppearance
politics.
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w.surxoroA d. c., October 7.--Foy
Western Pen Vlyania ana Ohio: -
ally fair. with al showers on -
Increasing wes .nds aud coldsN
night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-08

HESUCCEss which Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla bah had In freeing old and young
from affections caused by impure blood,
is resllF remarkable. hoo Sarsapa-
rilla is d 0uilding-up q 3.
HdOI PILLS AZ vegetable.
and do Sa7 ripe. Sold
By an DR.
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Another theory is that they have
Fiyen up the fight; that Mr.. Huling,
having been unable To secure the ''as.
stance" from headquarters as Wash
|ngton that he sought, is unwilling 20
but his own money into the canvass for
\ he purpose of simply keeping up q
how OF a contest FithOut hope of sue
sess.
Whether this ba the true situation Of
fairs in the Rep3 blican camp or not, il
evident than fatters among them ia
be district are bad shape AS was
|ndieated sOme ime ago, the Rueker
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-04-19
IN THE SENATE.
John Watts Kearny Placed on the
Militia Retired List.
Spcc.Gl 70 LAe JeiaeJ GU NeltS.

Special to The JefseJ Ct,y NeitS.
TRENTON, April 10, 1S94.-The Senate re-
maineo in session up to five o'clock yester-
day afternoon and transacted a large
amount of business When they adjourned
the Republicans rushed to the station and
started for Camden, where the local talent
gave q banquet and rousing reception to
their idol, President Rogers. During the
day Mr.. Skirm presented a resolution ask
ing for the appointment of q committee OF
three from each House to wait on the Gov
ernor and ascertain why he had not ap-
pointed the commissioner provided for in
the act of 1890 for the enlargement of the
State Prison. He stated in explanation that
if he should act under this law there would
be no need of the legislation now under way
looking toward the same object.
The bin placing John Watts Kearny, son
of New Jerseys brave soldier, upon the re-
tired list of the militia with the rank Of
brigadier general, was passed.
The bill which provides that boards OF
education cannot borrow money on bonds to
a greater amount than $4,000 without the
consent of the governing bodies of their
cities, came up on second reading. Mr..
Drake moved to strike out the enacting
clause, and said that he made his motion at
the request of the people of Morristown. Mr..
VOORHEES, spoke against the amendment and
pointed out that the bill was a check upon
the education boards that were often prone
to go to extravaganza lengths. The amend
ment was lost, and the bill went to third
reading.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-04-19
A VAssAR MAID ELoPED.
Married I'm Hoboken to the Boy She
A6ored.


A Vassar maiden, bashful, coy, a nice
young man but quite a boy, from country
home, they ran away and reached Hoboken
yesterday.
The couple had eloped and had intended
being married yesterday, but no shops Of
Hoboken late last night. Her name was
Adelaine Howe, her home in Bangalls,
Dutchess County. New York. His name was
e. M. Baily of Wassaic. am county. She
was indeed a charming maid, but he had
more dollars than charms. Cupid had
made a quick decision that twas a mat oh,
and as papas and mammas were in opposi-
ton to Cupid's ruling the couple, who agreed
with Cupid in detail, went off without con-
sents or anything else save a little baggage.
Edward had a pocketful of money and a
heartful of love. The girls pockets were
empty.
of reporters stood upon the steps leading to
the Hoboken City Hall. Along came Ed
ward, and inquired in q shy, secondhand
way if there was anybody in town who was
in the marriage line. Justice Rusch was
suggested, an adept in the business. Edward
said Thanks and disappeared into Schroe-
der's shoe store, where the bride was having
a nice little shoe fitted a on a nice little foot.
They came out, smiles and bushes, Edward
with q shoe box under his arm. They were
married. Later the reporters ascertained
the story of the runaway. Edward was a
merchant. He and Adelaine had travelled
rental objection hindered marriage, but
Adelaine wanted Edward and his money
cash down, and he wanted her even without
cash.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-04-19
VALLEY RAILROAD

Leave EeUnd ENs H. OCpVbs
T:i2 A, M. daily for AUG CHUNK and inter
mediate stations. Connections except Sunday for
SIS 4. ii. daily for GENEVA, ROCHESTER, BUFF
FALO and the West, and principal local points; din
ing car and chair car to Wilkesbarre. Pullman car
g.la a. NJ. daily, except Sunday. for MAUcH
CHUNK and intermediate points; connections for
Reading and Harrisburg.
1913 I. NJ. daily. except Sunday, for ELMIRA and
all intermediate stations; connections for POTTS
VuLE and Chair car to Mauch Chunk.
421 Pm. daily, except Sunday, for L. &. B. JUNG
TION and the principal intermediate stations. Pull
man buffet parlor car to Wilkesbarre, connections
for Pottsville.
ds2 pm daily, except Sunday, for SOUTH PLAIN
FIELD and intermediate stations.
531 p. NJ. daily Sunday at 5:S ?. M, for EASTON
and intermediate stations.
622P NJ. daily Sunday SIG P. NJ, for BUFFALO,
FALLS. and all points West; Pullman
sleeper vestibuled train, New York to Chicago;
sleeper to Bufaio; connections for Reading and
Harrisburg.
and intermediate stations.
9l4 P. NJ. daily for ITHACA. EEEvA ROCKIES
TEh NIAGARA FALLS, and all points
West; Pullman sleepers to Chicago and Bunalor
Additional Sunday trains 1l:14 A. NJ. for MAOCh
CHUNK and P~0TT5viLLE. ana all Intermediate sta-
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at Penn
TheNewYor Transfer Co. will call for and check
baggage from hotel or residence through to dcstnar
lions.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-04-19

stripped Of its legal verbiage, it provides
that q mans property shall escheat 70 his
direct instead of his indirect heirs. IT was
introduced to meet the case of a poor widow
Of Bergen County whose husband died some
time ago without a viii, leaving about 800.
Under the law she was only entitled to one
third of the estate, and she was sorely in
need of the money. Last winter Senator
Winton introduced a similar bill, which was
lost somewhere between the Legislature and
the Governors room. Mr.. Winton thought
the bill ought to pass and made a pathetic
appeal for the poor widow. MIR. Bradley
said he considered the interests of the State
of far more Importance than those of the
clients of some lawyer.
He had received q letter. asking him to
hold q caucus with his conscience on many of
these measures before the Legislature, and
he proposed to go slow.
Mr.. ADRIAN made an explanation that the
State never came in unless all heirs were
gone.
Mr.. Winton. the introducer of the bill, ex-
planned that this only related to a widow IN
Bergen county, whose husband died without
making a will, and who, by law, could only
receive her third of the little property LETT
by her husband. She was in need and the
State was not, and this bill simply gave her
the entire property.
Senator Voorhees, further explained that
this bill would not affect the general law.
The bill passed, Mr.. Bradley not voting.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-04-19
sHAKBspEAREs ANNIVERSARY.
The 33Oth Birthday to BE Cele-
brated at the Academy Monday.

'AnR 01VlM nAHtAhNAy ~ 6C 0CAO-
brated at the Academy Monday.
The celebration Of the birthday of Shakes
peare has always been made the occasion Of
much celebration In England. No author
has had such loving tributes paid to his
memory through continuous years as the
ssSweet Bard of Ayon.n Even today the
traveller is found journeying towards STRAIT
ford-on-Avon to look at the old home where
Will Shakespeare and Anne Hathaway
lived. When fortune went against them it
is said by Greene, in an autobiographical
sketch, that she (S~hakespeare) fell in with
a company of players who persuaded him to
try his wit in writing OF comedies, TRACE
anything worth the stage they would large
ly reward him for his pains Another
writer says, 'In 1874 q royal license had
been granted by the Queen to the Earl
of Leicester's Company to use, exercise
and occupy the art and faculty of playing
comedy, tragedy and interludes, as well as
stage plays and such other like as they have
used and studied as well for the recreation
of our loving subject as for our solace and
pleasure when we shall think good to see
them.' 1t is plain, therefore, that the the
atre In the olden days gave every kind Of
perforrnance-those suitable to the nobility
and to the people. In the year 1929 a
realistic -Shaksperian procession marched
through the town of Standardization,
representing two characters from each of
Shakspeare's plays. The late father Of Mr..
Elite Henderson walked as the grave digger
in Hamlet. No one is alive today who
marched in that memorable parade. The
celebration of Shakespeare's 330th birthday
seems to be particularly well chosen at this
time, for the past season has given us
Mounet Sully, the great French actor, in q
wonderful rendition of Hamlet, Henry Irv-
ing, E. $. Willard and Wilson Barrett. The
production of Hamlet by Mr.. Barrett is a
fitting tribute &c the memory OF Shakes
roo no tl&4