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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-08

lection Of living curiosities-the worlds
congress of celebrities-the greatest
freaks OF the universe-all under one
big tent, and all to be seen for ten cents,
one dime"
The stentorian voice Of Col. Jack
Sheppard, with his persuasive eio-
quence, enticing the festive dimes from
the pockets of lovers OF the curious.
Hard times prices were charged at
the side show, and ii did a thriving
business. 1t was given in big tent In
the enclosure. Outside was the usual
canvas with the flaming pictures OF
the freaks to be seen inside. Mike
Warner spouted Irish wit in large
chunks, alternating on both sides OF
the tent-the outside and inside Lee
Wolff, with the makeup Of Reuben" y
paraded up and down, on the outside,
advertising with all the force Of won
derful pair Of lungs, the curiosities on
exhibition. Jack Sheppard represent
cd the lightning ticket manipulation,
and did ii TO perfection. Charley Drei-
horst gathered in the tickets at the en-
trance. Prof. Josef Kleyne, the genial
Silver Age orator, OF Pittsburg, deliv-
cred lectures under the canvass, every
ten minutes. "Silver age" does not re-
fer to the length Of time Joe has been
on this mundane sphere-if that was
meant, it would be golden age-out a
certain brand of wet goods which be
handles. AS 8 lecturer, he was howl
ing success, with stress on the howl
ing" He makes enough hits every five
minutes to stock an almanac.
SOME OF THE FREAKS.
The freaks under the big tent, were
simply immense. A. NJ. Alberts, the
prize fat man, got mixed up in the
miners trouble in Ohio. while en- route
from Barnesvllle, and was somehow lost
in the shuttle. That was the only at
traction which did not appear as adVer-
tsed. The $40. 600 beauty, impersonated
by Mr.. George w. Cornell, was
there in all her glory,
and there was lively
demand for her photos. The "human
expansionist," Master Anderson, gave
a good exhibition. Steve Wilcox was
the tall man, whom the lecturer solemn
lv announced stands : feet inches In
his socks" "The Circassiau beauty
from the. Island of Madagascar, the only
one in captivity" was a well-known
colored girl. The two-legged dog was
a real curiosity. Then there was a cage
OF boa-constrictors and sea serpents
caught near SistersviIle. The annex TO
the show contained mike Warmers
stereoptic exhibition" showing a view
OF the big Casino, Fall of China, the Wit
rlied bat, Ruins of Greece and other
cuEiosities.
The Silver Tone Quartette made
things lively inside the tent, and the in
evitable hand organ and big drum were
present. The side show was complete
success.
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si,tsrsvllIo Notes.

SBsciaI 10 tts Rsgisss-
SIsrERSYILLE, june THE receipts
Of the Eureka Pipe Line Co. as reported
by the engineers al the Thistle Pumping
Station this morning for the twenty
four hours, ending to-day at seven a. m,
were $3.50 barrels, an increase over
that reported yesterday Of 4,2Os barrels.
Ed. 5. Sweeney, OF Pittsburg, is in
the city on business.
George Habernigg left last night for
Warrington, where be will go into
business. His son Joseph will leave TO-
day for the some place.
ChaS. Fox Clark. Of the Arlington, is
visiting his parents in Wheeling.
Mrs. Robt NcEldOwney returned
90 New MartinsyjIis yesterday evening,
after a very pleasant visit with res-
tives and friends in the city.
Henry NJ. Briiles and George <.
Mark went to Wheeling to-day to attend
the Elks' outing.
John Luching left last night for Nc
Donald, Pa.
NJ. B. Crane returned this morning
from a trip 10 Wheeling.
John Duffy, working for the Delmer
Oil Company, was badly injured last
night while 90 work on a derrick put
ting in a crown pulley The crown
shrieve pulled out and falling struck
him on the head, badly fracturing the
skull.
To.day's hotel arrivals are as follows:
Newsll-A. h. Heidrick, Marietta, o.;
o. Z. Shaw, Par6ersburg; IsSdore Full
ton, Wheeling; James A. Watson, Par
kersburg ArliugtOn-JOhu APPLICABLE,
John w. Blake, Charles Steinheld, w.
w. DermOtt, Wheeling; john Fl. Davis,
Washington; John r. Miller, Pittsburg;
+. H. Butcher, Parkersburg; ID. Iseman,
Washington, Pa; j. w. Mccullough,
Bellaire.
Mrs. Robert Mccormick is the guest
of Mrs. John C. McEIdowney, Of New
Martinsville.
Mrs. George Barbour met with an &C
cident last night, the result OF
which she is suffering to-day with a
broken leg. The particulars OF the I'M
fortunate affair could not De learned.
Miss Emma Wells, of Long Reach, Is
the charming guest OF Miss Sallie Rus
sell.
James Watson, OF Petersburg, was
In the city to-day on business.
A. w. Leonard, OF the Victor Oil Com
pany, is in Pitcsburg on business.
d. Iseman, a prominent oil man, OF
Washington, Pa, is 10 the city, looking
after his interests in this field.
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had been discussed for weeks in fash
iouable circles. The fondest eXpectS-
tions Of all persons interested were
more than realized. Three thousand
people thronged the enclosure, and for
once that delightful spot appeared
crowded. But the wisdom OF the man
agement In providing attractions to
divert the crowd from one central
point. was apparent. IL was scattered
throughout the beautiful grounds dur
ing the afternoon and aud early even
ing, and after dusk was distributed at
different points in the enclosure.
The outing was the most notable tri-
umph which the E!ks have scored, dur
ing the years in which they earned
their enviable reputation for trst-class
entertainments. The committees in
charge have reason, therefore, to feel
proud. The Park management also
comes in for its snare Of con gratula-
tiOR.
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Robbery on theosouth side.

Early yesterday morning the resi-
dence OF Henry VIM, the boss Of the
decorating shops OF the Wheeling pot
terry, on Thirty-ninth street, was robbed.
The family retired at the usual hour,
and a. 4 o'clock yesterday morning
Mrs. VIM heard some one In the house.
She thought It was the neighbors in the
next house and paid little attention to
il. When the family arose Ia the morn
ing they found their house had been
ptllaged. The robbers were evidently
scared away, for bundles OF articles
could be found scattered about the
rooms. II is not known Jet how much
was taken, but the articles missed were
4 fine pair Of opera glasses and some
change from the children's banks. The
poIice were notified yesterday, bat
there is do clue.
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OPENING OF THE NEW CASINO
Attended by More Than Three Thou
sand People.
REED IN "THE WOMAN HATER''
Delights an Audience Which Fills all the
Available Seats and Standing R0Om-lhe
Side Show Proves Great AtIraetOn-Danc-
ing in the Front Pavilion, and Concerts in
the Enelosurs-Pyrotschnic Display at Mid
nghi-How The Crowd Was Handled.

If the weather last night had been
manufactured to order, it could not
have been more satisfactory to the Be-
nsvolent and Protective Order OF EIks,
who gave their annual outing at Wheel
ing Park. The darksning sky in the
afternoon looked ominous, but before
dusk the bright rays OF the sun pierced
through the clouds, and the genial
warmth caused those who before hesi-
tated, to at once decide to attend. The
affair possessed a two-iold interest. 1t
was the annual outing of the Best Peo-
pie on Earth, and it also marked the
formal opening of the new Casino.
From whatever standpoint considered
1t was a signal success. 1t was dis
tlnctively social affair, and as such
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-08
SMALL TALE
Aainor Matters OF Interest Briefly and
PIthiIY Tois-

Minor Matters OF Interest Briefly and
PIthiIT rois-
OFFICER ScALLY arrested two vags
last night.
TIE irst story Of the new addition to
the Arion hall, on the South Side, has
been framed.
CARPENTERS will begin work to-day
on the 6ne new residence Of DR.. W. E.
Stathers, on South Jacob street.
THE Dovener club, OF the South Side,
will hold an important meeting this
evening, and all the members are asked
to be present.
NOTICEABLE Improvements are being
made at the home Of John c. Dsvine,
the real estate man, at Fortieth and
Jacob streets.
THIS afternoon at two o'clock the
Linsly cadets will have their annual
dress parade md flag presentation, on
Fourteenth street
THE street car company began to
pave the tracks In North Wheeling yes
terday At the end Of the line. Cars will
be run through on the new tracks by
next Saturday.
YESTERDAY afternoon and evening
the GermSn Lutheran Church gave .
picnic at Mozart Park. There was a
good crowd there aud the event was q
pleasureable one.
THE Peoples Telephone and Con
struction Company expect to get in an
exhibition telephone in some prominent
business house in town within a few
days, when all will have an opportunity
OF testing the merits of the nav tele-
phone.
w. j. KING, a lieutenant in Frye's
army, arrived in the city yesterday
morning from 'Parkersburs on the Iron
Queen. He was In bad shape being
badly used up with rheumatism, and
was taken to the County inhrmary for
week.
LAST night number Of young men
OF the South Side, went TO the home OF
Frederick Veitle, at 1924 Woods street,
where they spent most pleasant even
ing. The event was in the form OF a
serenade, ana the Purity Quartet took a
prominent part.
SUPERINTENDENT w. II. Harrison, OF
the b. & o. was called TO the scene
of the tie up west OF Bellalre
yesterday, aud on his way back was al
the Junction shops and while there
held a conference with some OF the
head men there. 6-sS
LAST night there was an interesting
service at the Y. NJ. c. y. continuing
the observance OF the fiftieth jubilee
exercises. The event last night was
the conference, and the evening was
devoted TO the reading OF short papers
amp discussions. Tonight the contest
will be held in the gymnasium.
BY reason OF the delay In traffic, the
rairoaders about the b. ~ o. depot
had an of day yesterday. They spent
| good part Of il in throwing cents 10 sec
who could come the nearest TO the
cracks in the platform. At one time
twenty persons were pitching, anc
some OF them made rather good hauls
THERE was great delay yesterday
on the Trans-Ohio division OF the Il. q
! O. ,occasioned by the striking coal miners
along the line west of Bsllaire. Tn,
train which leaves the dept at IL a. III
did not get but few miles beyond Bel
laire until after o'clock yesterday
afternoon. Other OF the trains did no
reacn the depot in this city for 10 hour'
after they were due. When they die
begin 10 come In the evening, they
! arrived in lively manner, six passen
ger trains crossing the Bellaire bridge
! one after the other.
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ABOUT PEOPLE
Daily Chronicle Of the Movement of
Individuals.

Daily OhronioIs Of the Movement of
individuals.
Special 10 tbs Rss.s,s-.
New YORK, June &C. r. MerWin is
AZ the Grand Hotel; j. Morris and wife,
Morton House; T. c. Maylln g, Broad
way Central Hotel
John T. McGraw is in the city.
S. c. Moore, Of Proctor, is a guest at
the Stamm.
]. c. Miller, Of the Pittsburg Cdtbo-
DC, is in the city.
Ell. Lynch, attorney OF Woodsfeld,
Ohio, is at the Windsor.
The family Of Jas w. Paxton left
Yesterday for Oakland, Md.
J. Y. Hamilton, attorney, of Wash
irgton, Pa, is at the Stamm.
The Misses McGraw, of Grafton, are
In town spending a Few days,
Miss Emma Reed, Of PIttsburg, is the
guest for a few days Of relatives in the
city.
William Smith, motorman Of the rail-
way company, Is again on his car after
being of no.
VIM. c. Andrews and II. Ross Davis,
OF the Roland Reed Company, are stop
ping as the Windsor.
Mrs. John BaSsell and Miss Nellie
Basel, Of CIarksburg, Sre the guests
of friends in Wheeling.
Harry, the son Of Dr. VI. T. Hall, of
Parkersburg, is visiting at the home OF
Henry Etz, on Thirty-ninth street
Martin Thornton, the we'll known
Wheeling citizen, got home yesterday
from delightful visit 10 Parkersburg.
Miss Shirley Brockunier leaves to-
day for Aurora, n. Y, to attend the
Commencement exercises at wills Col
lege.
Herbert Machin, the new manager Of
the Wheeling sanitary pottery, is max
ing arrangements 20 move his family
from Tiltonville to Thirty-ninth street.
Daniel BarnhOrt, a we'll known mill
man Of the South Side, is az the City
Hospital, and is rapidly recovering from
the results of a difficult surgical opera
ton.
George b Turner, formerly the agent
of the w. & L. e. in this city, began
work yesterday as a travelling salesman
for the firm Of L. S. DsIeplalne Il Com
pany, Of this city.
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INrERNArIoNAL PAPER MONEY.


An international note currency or
bond TO take the place OF gold in ad-
iusting commercial balances due
from one country 70 another, is sug-
eested by Banker HENRY CLEws, His
ulan is, in brief, 10 have the four great
commercial natlons-England, France,
Germany and the United States-issue,
not 70 exceed $500, 600, 900 Of gold re-
deemable international currency or
bonds bearing IL per cent. interest
each to issue 500, 600, 600, and all to be
equally responsible for principal aud
interest by mutual agreement Mr..
CLEws believes this would do away
almost altogether with the shipment Of
gold back and forth from one country
50 another.
But Mr.. CLEws has not demonstrated
this thoroughly. OF course paper
would be more convenient and eco
nomical than metal for shipment and
would probably, to a considerable ex-
tent. take the place Of the latter In set
fling international balances. 1t is
doubtful however, II IL would accom-
pgsh very much even la that line, for,
n Is pointed out that securities are ex-
tensively used now In the adjustment OF
Nancss, as We al know, ans yet gold
ipped back and forth about as much
was before securities we're so used.
Is use OF securities affects exchange
IN the result that merchandise bal
ices on one side or the other are larger,
d about as much gold as ever seems
70 be required for their settlement.
Moreover, governments are slow to
shoulder obligations, unless there is
some highly important object to be
gained and its attainment reasonably
certain, In this case it is purely a
matter Of physical convenience, so
Mr.. CLEws' plan is not likely to be
given precedence on the financial
carpet.
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THE COMMITTEES
Which Had Charge of the Various De-
partmsnts OF the Work.

Which Had Charge of the Various De-
partmsnts OF the Work
The Committee OF Elks having charge
of the dig outing, were made up as fol-
lows:
Entertainment-C r. Tracy, chair
man; Paul O. Reymsnn, John A. How
ard, Chas. w. List, A. Il. Weidebusch,
w. II. Manning, and A. D. Adler.
Press-W. H. Carroll. chairman; G..
II. Driehorst, aud JOS. Baer.
Casino-B K McMechen, chairman;
z. B. Franzheim, S. E. Harrison, Chas.
B. OFT, and K. c. Haase.
Recsption-C. W. SeabriRht, chair
man: A. Woods, Thomas Heskett S.
Brubaker, Geo. Lutz, y. Fell, and Har-
~ Mcclure.
Dancing-Ben Kraus, chairman; G.
w. List, L. f. Guudllng, R. c. HsaSe,
w. Fl. Cassett, and Milt NJ abs.
Order-A. A. FraDzheim, chairman.
Admission-Chas. Schmidt, chairman.
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THE CROWD
And the Way it WAS Handled by the W. &
e. q. Railway,

Everybody was there, with his sis
ters aud his cousins and his aunts-that
is, everybody who is anybody, for the
word was quietly passed around, in
that contagious way in which such
matters spread, that the Park manage
ment backed up by the committee in
charge, meant exactly what it said,
when it reserved the right to refuse ad-
mission to all Objectionable persons, the
result being that few such persons APP
piled for admission, and the few were
turned away. The vast concourse Of
people was congenial and good natured,
and there was not a single disturbance
to mar the success of the outing.
From all parts OF the city the crowds
locked toward the w. & 4. G. Railway
station, until the query was naturally
uggested-where do they all come
from? Superintendent Henry Weis-
gerber had made ample arrangements
for the accommodation OF four thousand
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NOTES OF TAG KIVEG
News OF tue Bolts aaI Bostrnsn AIoas
The Ohio.

N0Wu o. aA4 10 as aA4 -A@eN'---- AN~AA
the Ohio
STEUBENvuLE, O., June River,
Q feet and falling; weather clear and
warm.
MORGANrOwN, w. VA, June q
River feet 10 inches and rising; wealth
er cloudy aud cool.
OIL CITY, PA, June River 4 feet
s inches and falling; weather clear AMI
cold.
WARREN, PA. June River feet
inches and falling; weather fair and
warmer.
GREENSBORO, PA, June River, il
feet 5 inches and rising slowly; weather
clear and cool
PIrTsBURG, PA, June River : feet
6 inches and about stationary; weather
clear and pleasant
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SENATOR Hull has shown marked
ability in tearing other peoples work to
pieces; but he hasn't shown his skill 10
replacing it by any structure OF his
own. He is probably afraid TO venture
upon such a task lost by accident he
coincide with some Of his party's views
and - plate harmony.
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people, and al no time did the road lack
facilities for their prompt transporta-
tion to the scene OF the festivities OF
the evening. At four o'clock The first
contingent Of the immense crowd went
out, filing several coaches. Two trains
went out at five and six o'clock, three
trains, eleven coaches ia all, at seven
o'clock. and two trains at eight.
\ There were lively scenes abons the
an. The immense conconESs Of
Il seven o'clock anticinltsd 3
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The CASUALLY REcoKD.

The Accidents Reported From About the
City 7esterdaE
Henry Lawrence, while moving from
South Wetzel street TO CsldwelPs Run,
Yesterday afternoon, met with pain
full accident De WAS on load OF NOV
ing. and when at Thirty-eighth street
be went TO catch some Of the fall
ing articles be fell, and the wheels ran
over one Of MS legs The Injury was
very painful, but no { yes were broken.
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AtAt Anarews Alisslon.

Last night at ST. Andrews Mission on
South Jacob street, the new gymnasium
was opened for the first time. The
apparatus is new and complete. A
reading room will be established at the
mission for men, will be fitted up with
a good library, Regular Sunday SER
vices will be begun next Sunday mora
ing. Rev. j. Gibson, OF Huntington,
will preach. William Whitehouse, OF
New York, is now the new Mission
snnerintendent.
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TT there is any tricksTy going on
among coal operators which prevents a
settlement Of the strike the conspira-
tors should bs ferretsd out, and II there
is any law on the subject they should
be given the full dose.
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To 20 GO Mouudsville.

Saturday evening j. w. Holiday and
Stephens Post, G. A. r., OF this city.
and the Beuwood Post will go TO
Moundsville on the 6:l0 train on the q.
e. o. road. to organize the Moundsville
Post. A large turnout OF the veterans
is expected. The Moundsvile Post
will start off with sixty members, and
will be composed Of the best material.
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lack Of facilities for transportation, and
made a wild rush for the first motor:
Many walked out Sixteenth street and
boarded the incoming motor, to be sure
of seats. From estimates secured from
Supt. Weisgerber and at the Park gate,
it is certain that there were about three
Thousand people present.
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THE CONCERT PROGRAMME.

THE CONCERT PROGRAMME.
PAST FIRST.
March-"Dress Parade" ....... Voeker
9 Oyerature-''The Amazon" " Kiesler
8 Selection from "LuCrezia Borgla'
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .Dou!heuJl
Waltz-"The Spring" ....... Waldteutel
PART SECOND.
3 Overture-"O dette" ............ Brooke
6 Cornet Solo-Polka Constellation"
Grand American Fantasia -"rone
- Pictures of the North AID South"
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. benueX
s March-"Beau Ideal" minimum. LOUISA
PART THIRD.
Q "Albion Fantasia on Scotch, Irish
and English Airs. Baeteus
10 "Sambos Wedding" ............ Castor
IL Waltz-"La Serenats" Darcy Jaeone
u Galop-"Dynamite" ........... Muller
f. w. Spell,
Director.
Dancing was INDUCED in, at the front
pavilion. Ben Kraus acted as floor
manager, assisted by Cbas. w. List, r.
C. Hasse, viii II. Cassell, Milf Mabis,
and Louis Z. Guiding.
At midnight, a grand pyrotechnie
display was given in the enclosure,
under the supervision of VIM. Richard
son. The grounds were brilliantly IL
Illuminated with lanterns, after the per-
Torrance in the Casino, and the rock
cts. wheels, bombs and Cannons, made
the enclosure as light as day. The
orchestra played with brief intermis-
sioas, and with the promenadinR
thronR the scene was one which will
never be forgotten by those who were
present.
Tonight the affair will be repeated
Mr. Reed and his company will present
the comedy il three acts, entitled
"L,end Me Your Wife" 1t goes with
out saying that the success Of the first
night will be duplicated.
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THE news these days sounds like war
times, except there is no stampeding,
for no one Is scared. The law is able TO
take care Of itself and will make short
work of the lawbrsaSers.
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THE EVENT OF rae EvGNINe.
Roland Reed aud company in "Ths
Woman Hatsr."

Roland Reed and Company In Ahe
Woman Hatsr."
The assemblage in the enclosure as
sumed larger proportions, as eaen out
going motor deposited its burden OF
humanity at the gates. Many TOOK
supuer in the handsome restaurant
under the new building, and the corpse
of ladies in charge were kept busy until
the time for opening the doors OF the
theatre.
The doors were opened promptly at
eight o'clock, and there was q surglng
good natured crowd about the doors for
twenty minutes clamoring for admlS-
sion. The ushers performed their du-
ties satisfactorily, and the audience was
seated as rapidly as possible. When the
holders of reserved seat coupons were
all admitted, the doors were opened
wide for those holding only tickets OF
admission, and there was q mad scram-
bic for points Of advantage, from which
to obtain a good view OF the stage.
Every chair down stairs ana In the
large balcony, was occupied, ana the IN
tervening space was crowded.
AT $50 o'clock, the Opera House. or
chestra rendered spirited selection.
When it was concluded, the handsome
curtain rolled up, and Captain b: b.
Dovener stepped up to the footllghts'
and looked out upon vast sea OF up
turned faces. He said:
CAPT. DovENER's REMARKS.
1.-THE is no time when congratulations
are in order, and no better time for ex-
pressing them than the present. 1t was
intended to have something said about the
aims and objects of the B. p. 0. Elks, but
the lateness of the hour admonishes US that
IL is not in order. We cannot begin the ex-
ercises of defeating this theatre however,
without returning thanks anc aoknoWlecg
ing ourselves indebted, not only 10 indivld-
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table manner, and we're frequently APP
plauded by the audience.
It was after eleven o'clock when the
curtain descended upon the happy
finale, and many persons took the first
motors home. Most remained, however,
for the closing festivities.
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THE REGISTER AT CHARLESTON.
The DALI and SUNDAY REGISTER can
be procured in Charleston At the Hotel
Runner News Stand.
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rae sIDE SHOW.

A sIde-spItttlng Collection OF Things
CPrious and Mare.
"Step right this way. ladies and gen.
tIemen, and zee Joe KIeIn's greatest col