Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-11

Hoyt's partner, and he has not drunk a
cocktail since be married. Mr.. Mckee
goes of TO St. Louis or San Francisco
with a Chinatown or "A Black Sheep
company, leaving his wife and pretty
little daughter keeping house in Har-
lem. In a few weeks some manager
is sure 10 persuade Isabelle to be-
come his leading lady for n. h.
/ or Southern trip, ana when Frank gets
| back 90 Harlem the house is shut up,
wife and baby have fed, aud Mckee
\ has not the fsinteSt suspicion where
they are. lie goes to q hotel and waits
patiently to run across the inevitable
\ paragraph saying that his wife is
starring In 'Niobe' or DIR. Bilp on the
road. The twain are supremely happy,
aud Mckee thinks that II his vile
wants 20 hire herself out TO other man
ayers ia his absence, nobody has bet
/ ter right What rOt
/ Mrs, Jane HanlOn, widow OF Thomas
Haul0n, one OF the Hanlon Brothers,
and mother Of Toma HanlOn, died In
Brooklyn on Wednesday last.
Daniel w. Eldrldge, husband OF
7 "Aunt" Louisa Eldridge, and father OF
. n russ 0U4 Allllc AaA4A ia A0a - AglAA a. VIZ
age of eighty years.
Andrew i. Bates, an old-time bust
ness manager and advance agent, is
dead In Philadelphia.
Ella Leeds (Owens), sOubrette OF
Punch Robertson'S company, died sud
denly 10 Evansville, Ind, last week.
Stella Devere MRS. w. II. Ratclife)
died OF consumption last week 10 New
Yo,S.
The death Of Robert T. Glenn, a vete-
ran circus performer, minstrel and
manager, died az Omaha, Neb., last
week, aged Sixty-seven years.
Joseph Arnold, who was years ago,
"dresser" FOR John Wilkes Booth, died
/ last week in Philadelphia.
w. j. Fielding, recently connected
with Fanny Rice's management has be-
come interested with I. w. Ryley In
directing the tour of Emily Bancker in
"Our Fiat.
"Nlrs. Otbello," three-act farce,
adapted by the ate Fred Leslie aud
I Arthur Shirley from the French Of
Boucheron and Morel, has made sue
cess 10 Philadelphia.
Alan Dale's new novel, "a Model
BEsybOdy, is selling like hot cakes.
Sydney Drew has ceased trying to
star in The Giided Age"
THE Tide Of Lite" ceased ebbing and
/ lowing at WukeSbarre, Pa, last week.
Fanny Rice closes her season next
Saturday night, but expects TO start out
again a month hence with a new play.
Emmett Corrigan has laid of his
after the Ball" company.
Dockstader's Minstrels drew so little
money at the New York Bijou last week
that Manager ROSeUQueSt cancelled the
second week Of their engagement and
closed the house.
Manager Jacob Lift is receiving the
CONGRATULATIONS Of his many friends on
/ the extraordinary success OF his great
scenic production Of "In Old Kentucky"
at Boston, where the big Boston Thea
treis crowded nightly and the seats are
nearly all sold q fortnight In advance.
4 All Mr.. Lifts enterprises sre proving
prosperous this season. His New AOrk
representative reports his thestree in
ST. Paul AID Minneapolis as doing .,
/ per cent more business than ia former
seasons, while at bis Milwaukee house,
since the abatement OF the smallpox
scare 10 the city, business has picked
np wonderfully. All Of the I'm Old
Kentucky companies, the Ensign"
lcompaDy, lyon YOnson" and the new
f'Ole Olson are prosperoh s and alto
gether Mr. Lat has every reason 70 an
cDsts tie Nest Pr1ll4ole season 81