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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-08-24

0ug &oba Qatr, Der BETTER Der
iulb,Icn Sdplhcn ShlGhtcrcl, c,hlclt
gCltr,n CEc G~drldouul GCrls Stlcre
oUs q. you,S b,t q nab 0cdmarW'@
Ss'ano ttlngcu lltB nm orc'elten eUrt
gu moi! H.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-08-24
5ermauuer polksblatt.
Rorsen G6sno spalfaff.

gm 5reiias ndditer 8c6e bfsInHi
unisre 5air.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-08-24

Putt! Butte. Butte u.
@UQt iAr einen billi9en out? Gun
3Citprelle bel No0lpb &. 8ruoot.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-08-24

Qerr Sec. Ylattncr Uno Satin, pon
SUlsS, rclitrn lcgtsn 6rcitn9 mad
WOntroic, Nir., I'm I1rtm tOrt OnlGMl'
gen Spbuc clucn Nciuh obiultlitcl.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-08-24

6rl. GllIc 9Immcl, BON 81. Quuis.
lUeIIt %gc9enUGttI9 bier ju BcIuA BET ii.
rtr GonFHc. Jrau Sui. Qniemrillcr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-08-24

Rdtite Gode iperoeu @OaHip,e oHri
uno 8rotaie.9oart in Siban9 ieln.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-08-24

Gnrlg Yreniiuit 8c,Oltcter Sniice 30
Gents per YiuHn, bel YruoptS (.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-08-24

9ie Grautenernots pirb bier in eiHl-
gen @ohen %6egtnneu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-08-24

6rou SuiGunG Sulicr, ttbrle nm
Nont1g uah InCm neutrality-suspicious.
Sciutc brI Ibycm III Sutton, Nio,, uul,-
ncnrcu Spbuc Wicncr III ibrc NCimalb
bDcrlcltlt Sutud.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-08-24

Qur ECtcr Eauu'tr mo 6amnllc
poa 9bub GrcGt, tCrltm ICttCu WiIti.
iurd nab 2nlaptlic GpuuiV I'M ocrtls
atu Nu9cb0rI9ru rjucu N,iuh nbjuitli.
ten
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-08-24

Or. priet'S Cream Sdfiu9 pop6er.
SSSar sselt.aasRtluuss a~ns;siduuus.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-08-24

6r,idc rm9emadte 8lcr:u, ult
Nuit,rI, Salmon, Strolneu, uilu.,
%s6cuInls il ide Gauoies Ill Sellers
StGr Rcltnrrlni.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-08-24

6ran Mcr9a Gbmanu, 2Slttluc bts
uor &urirm i'll Ct. 2ouis uctltOrbsueu
Or. &. GGmlnun, uno oern S6lpie9er.
iobn, 9err ). :. Rapp, lino ae9eHludr.
tl9 bier nls 6Glte Der 6rau Wf. Gtqe-
nlarH.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-08-24
CENTRAL WESLEYAN COLLEGE,
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MO.

unlsrr Shnis bistti Iernbest,ruu
Janettnaen nne llnstraasn I'm,
porifsHliot @eieataleu inter aut N
merait'osn Siu Tnbs in ben cssi6,s.
oeaen Sddbsru hes NliNtus fN ana.
sntilesn. Ientfb rne gnalii6 spirb
esieari. 5 rtrf6ithtnsS init
tieetn ben eiuesnteu efeu. 10 s5ro.
tenersH trttt,len ben untsru6,.
Wttle aoeninten, Nsntr. Nhur
@e'6aftSieuts. Yrtbtesr n, 4 IN
itne ans bttier Shals berncrptaau.
pen. IN Sanhmsrftn une TrSIei.
itenen. lciptt onh I'm @tidait une
uui htr Sarm hnh hats Snnlisnnt.
n,ls aoie,otnA,a, Sn eisisr e0als
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-08-24

Seine ]ioimca ) Gculs per Trauo b,l
Nootp9 Z. Eruoot.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-08-24

90. Wurrap, Gil 9te9er. Der inter
Der Nntia9e ltebt, nit leinem bercits
sum Gube uerurtDeilten Nruoer, Sim
Mur,nD. iii Ct. 2ouis, ocu Gonnutleur
5iswlIlams ermOrbet Su babrn, bat iei.
ncn .YrO5eB na9 Gasconaoc @ountg
ueIlegcn lniien mo miro Der YroSsB iii
Der Scptembcr- Sisun9 oes btelisen
&reis9erihts sur @erbanoImts iOmmen
lujrp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-08-24
Jubelfeier.

DE Jeier oes 5~O.idb,iseu Yetel ens
~lillsrer soan9. ct. Bauls Stride gu
Sermann, Wo.. iOu, 10 @ott mill, ON
26. IusuIt, IA. sonntus PCT. 2rini.a.
tls ftatifinoen.) SIM Nameu beg 8or-
ltdnoes Der @emeinoe mno ~un5eres
6rauen- Sereins bat unterSeidneier Den
biefisen @eianssgcrsin harmonic"
uuo bic bieliseIpOitelBanb ssbeten pai.
ienoe 2ieber uno Wulit purtraacm su
ipoaFn. Der @eiaus.Yereiu iuie Die
apoltst 8ano baben siitislt Suseiast Su
fommeu. Nde 5rsunoe oes Geides
9ottes, unS %nnierer euaus. Stride in
Qermann unb umsessno iino bcrSlid
cln9claoen 81 fommen, mo nit uns su
loben nno Su iibmen ben sro6eu 1a-
men Spties, Dem mir bios Je5t ieiern.
Sm G~nltrase bes Toritauoes Der splna.
st. Hauls Uemsinos, made ib oies
omrd oas .,Sermauner 8oltsbtnil" be-
tannt. Eialm 30. %. u,bsr Cant
ppIert, Der predict mid. uuo bns lit Der
8eg, oaB id inn seise oas Se,t @ottes.
perm 81 peuig,
eulssf. Yaitor.
q T q nj
Der JO.idbristu JubsIi,itr bar soars. 81 gauIs a,r.
oe gu e.Imann, Dto; Souuabtub. %. ausut Gin,
lauttH oss s}etts : nsr Abtnbs. Souutna. ~. ana.
Jubslttit. @citssbIsHft 10 ilhr gormitass.
!. spoittl 9aHe. eborai......... Larbord " atch.
?. ErstltpitIa 4. SssraBaHg Der ~8,iammttH TSsftsditt
I'm eoottssaan's.
| p NtfAab VfutluOfs
5. StiaHIs .........e armpuit @tians.g,rcn.
.. S9rJiiigita uHo ENTHUSIASTICALLY -.
4 StlaHg etr SsntiHet.
5. 6efipytoigt. .. ......... Faftpr 6. &. 5letiti.
9. @tiaHl .-.........p aTHDuit Sfions. 9trtiH.
~ aninTa9s ...".-. salior ;. 1aiss
| sum GtIHs nektHo gciEuatH: stan eaHitt azs @ett.
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= 1bI I'm E'aFraauis no rirIuFnbea.
,. 1tI 6tfissiisssttHi h,stEEt = usT Roo n itia a..
, SttI GtnsHs ets strtJHs IN bic RirAs fritit pa
ssofist Sanb--... Es Raasnf an arsHJptss. A"
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4. azfVTa6S Eaffor 4 I srt
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| ans, q lant Ezs f,iz AHillF Its4seRi amtE.
StIzaHa aptHis
. SaEzT.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-08-24

NoOlp9 4. Htuooi.
OGrr G5rlt 9dlltr0t Uutoe oieIt
Nodc iencs Nmts8 ais Yoltmeliter
pom Siou0 0iu, oos CT LANCER uls eln
N%tcnidtnaltc: trtu mo cbt(tb %uetlUl!-
tctc, cntbO6cr, um Tiog iir ctam Is,
motrltcn, 0errn =. Roulict. 5l madsr.
Sc beige 6euQ & Yadct Sc. bat
oitie @Odc abtmnls cincu Ibrcr iun'
Eamribootc, zen .&Ognl", ucrtauit mn
guar an Die 0errcu Seumm & 9oues
uon 8a9ntr, s. Z, ole ben 9ampItt
gum ;5ra1ttrau5port oui oGm6eo Rptl
%uGrluCnoeu mtloen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-08-24

8rcccrtCl, irl'b mo ncts Of
biilgiiru m Acr Stoot.
u. (. Yruopi.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-08-24

Grne EstltlOn iuiro sur 3eit III ben
iiinI nGrblidem Gownlbips &oart, Glds
tuno, Soutware, Boeuff uno Sbirb
Greet cuculirt, i'll luelder Die Gountp
Gourt crIudt pilb, Die StOdlaw 6rn9e
in Den senannicn 3~pluuibip5 bel Der
9srbltuabl 6ur %Nbltimmung ju inter
breiten. Die 5armcr iino jest mebr
als je Suuor SIT @unlttn res Serbo &
ocs freien Serumlauiens uon 4ierben,
Ginooieb uuo Sdpemtn, uno finoet Die
&etition onbcr 5nblreide unterldriften.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-08-24

Qerr W. Serbian erinnerie lsbtcr
0jsnstng ocu junseu s. Sell. Der uor
flnf Sabrcn uon linn eIuen Nnju9 &C.
I uIt mo ~pcrseiien bate oaiir 81 be-
sablcn, oarau onB bic Sdulo- mnler
nod uubesIidsn 1T uno erbitlt our Gnt'
MOTT onB Die Sdulo i6on ldn9lt oer-
jibrt uuo CT (5eIl) iiberbaupt nldi
seIouuen lei, oieielbe 81 Sob!cn. 9ieis
@utgcgnuns eri4ienoem 9animam eir
bisden pnuerlddmt uno i'll Der NuIre'
euug, lieB sr ii9 oasu oerlelten, Dem
Stuloner cine oerbe Sbrieige III oer-
ieben. Bell lieB oarauibn Srn. Sor-
oau arretireu uno bate hisler Damn oas
nieOri9lte strnimaB (Sl uno aOlttn)
uon Ifrisoersriftsr 1oeotmann suoif'
int tctommsu mo bs5nbit, wd9rero
6sil. scr cbcn emf nad 4 jdbriger Nt,
wsienbeif, uOn Rebrasta Surild3etcbri
mar, nit eiuem tlauen In9e ltiuen Git
;ul i'll tie nfie 6eimaib MAIDEN mIBit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-08-24

Gmlt 8laler, eiH auf osa 3ampftrn
Der lteliacn 5erlp SO. beid)diti9tsr ar.
better, bate lfbtsn Slmsta9 elm fnaf.
p:s Gutrtuucu pom eiuem sydBliden
lobe nuo liegi jest III idrucr p'Iiuunoe
tenn 3uitanoe, tei itinsm Sufef, pm.
Gbas. aimmef, eorHiscer. 6laier
bate elne 8tlteaau9 oil Die Srauersi
III beiorgen uno mi TEN Gsj a~t;atni-
zen, bate CT &c aoiua9t 5uiiteH siUel
5lIcubnbnipaoeu oss 6rodfju9fs, Der
III 3eit iii Der Nate bts Sabuboiss
itane, oui Die areers Ssi;e ;u ssIau9su.
,Sm ieleeu auasRbFtr, ais ii4 0toiu
Nrilheu oen bslosn 8aSen b IaHe, iesis
i5 Der 3as u SsDesupa. 10 oab ot
uuuinttids siplideh DE tsiecH &assr-
u~erbinouHseu eiuseiiemmt wures uue
crit uisoeE aus eieier psiuli1tn Gage
beircit ;ueroen foHnte ais Der Sus gun
SiIIrnno ssbradt TurSe. &s'oe Sci
ne ees rurotFttissH iuEg5n Wannts
Duresn s.oas idijgm ;IgaClht, isoo6
sum 6tads itiu auO6sn stbIptcn. 10
oas cr IN fiuissn @odtu uisasr p9g-
lidusig bsrssEsai isin iDite.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-08-24

R ijiiensfeh:

III sssrs hafb : rhr PsgiEE sts Esttsshirzk.
.. 9siaaa hr 9iretr EEe sSI g. Et1HtE.-..........
: @ttt: EEh S4ritisisk
3. ,ysfrTsAisf.. .- Gafar u Ee6
&. AafgTa6S 3aftor 4 L ert
Vain %. : Set ~ Eaf IHheEa NIB hast
ans. q larS Ezs icz aHflis Itz4seR, Smts.
autats
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-08-24
Jran Charlotte Jrfuno,
eepriite 0ebamme,

zSrmaun, MO.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-08-24

IA eetfantsn chtt ga ptrtsnfSu. bic Witouis
~ ttarH cut 3Tl pia, tine ia6ut fiarm Don ~
Adtt ttina erti Ulftltn ihobffl, ppH prrmauu. 80
adef iehtn inter enlfnr. uHb ttiftteu liEm Ibeil ana
StalinHg hne aHbtrt NtbtHgtbdubs iu,ptt 2 Gift rrsE
out ntM 4iept. sAtgfH 6dttum iptnbs mon fn an
Gbtth. GhsrItn,
PtrHanH, Wp.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-21

Nevertheless the Brooklyn audience
howled with delight. and IL is barely
possible that this gag bad not reached
''Trolleyville" until then. The lady rho
2erpetrated IL laughed longer aud loud
er than any Que else, aud the other
burnt cork artists were not far behind
her In ther admiration FOR archaic
humor.
"Miss Mariah," observed Miss Sorry
Bernhardt after the applause had died
away, "kin yo' tell me why Pzs like q
young and charming widow?"
81 Kin understand. Miss Sorry, that
you'se young and that you'se charming,
but why you'se like a widow don't
see."
'1'll tell you. Miss Mariah," said Miss
Bernhardt. gIggling. "It's because !
won't be in black long"
This particular joke was found In the
hands Of nan In Pompeii. The indi-
vidnafs face wore happy smile, but
the countenances OF those who stood
near by bore panied expressions, which
would seem to indicate that the humor
was considered TO have somewh I
chestnutty flavor even At that time
1t is, howsver, highly priced in these
degenerate DAYS because OF its musty
suggestions OF the time when people
were not so good as they are now, and
IL commanded the veneration of the
audience because OF its ripe old age.
Sycopbantic admirers of royalty felt
that they were obliged TO smile because
the joke is said 20 have been one OF
Nero's favorites. He was won't TO re-
late it to his victims just before they
were led away to the torture. And,
| strange TO say, they generally went
| without murmur for IL is asserted by
the best historians that Nero did not
| tell II at all well.
But the Brooklyn girls showed great
pluck in engineering their unique en-
tertainment TO a successful issue, and
the hundreds OF dollars which 1t yielded
will help to alleviate the suffering of
many an unfortunate fellow creature in
one OF the best known hospitals in the
City OF Churches.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-21

Eng. (right-hand upper-cut)-It is
inflicted by swinging the right arm in
ABOUT quarter-circle, and striking up
ward when your opponent ducks well
and you quickly anticipate him. The
shoulder, body and hips should swing
with the arm, and It becomes virtually
an upward swinging blow.
Fig. (cross-guard bio H)-Draw out
your opponent by throwing your head
slightly forward, giving him an APP
parent opening to strike at your head
with his right or left, and II he does
either, step forward instantly with the
left foot, throw the left forearm across
the face, about eight Inches from it,
the knuckles turned slightly inward, a
position that gives you the strongest
guard; at the same instant strike with
the right for his short ribs or the pit of
his stomach. This blow can be used
most effectively.
There will probably be a great deal
Of mitigating, as Mitchell is pre-emi-
nently an in-tighter, and l believe he will
force the fighting. / copy these prlnci-
piles on in-fghtnR from my book on
The Science OF Boxing:
"a thorough know ge OF mitigating
is Invaluable, should you be forced into
a corner close to wall or the ropes,
and may enable you to turn the tables
upon your opponent just when he APP
pears TO have you ut a disadvantage. In
that position he will generally lead with
his right; should he do so, dash out
your left for his face.
"If you see that you have stopped
him, instantly follow with your right
for his jaw. This will very likely lead
to an exchange OF blows; as you strike
the latter blow the right foot should
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-21

advance slightly, bringing you nearer
to the front; in this position the in
creased swing OF the body enables you
TO hit nearly as hard with your left as
with your right.
Hit out vigorously with both hands.
Judging your distance so that your
blows will come from the shoulder upon
nearly stright line, these having
greater force than half-arm blows. II
In these exchanges YOU have the best OF
1t, your opponent will either cllnch you
or break ground.
III the former, II will be most likely
with his left arm around your neck, so
that he can hit you half-arm swinging
blows with his right for the head or
body; instantly drop your chin TO your
breast, so that his blows will land on
the side OF your head. Bend the knees.
brace the body against his hug, change
your attack from bis head. and hit as
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-21

better trained and he should be better
able TO Judge time and distance at thir-
ty than he is at twenty.
shall attempt 10 explain, by means
OF photographs representing a pupil of
mine, Mr.. AlDheus Geer, aud myself.
few OF the most effective blows, one OF
which may settle the battle at Jackson
Vile, or wherever il takes place.
Figure straight left-hand blow for
tho nose) This Is the most furnishing
blow you can hit IL Is the blow Cor
bett hit sullivan, and which. more than
anything else, demoralized Sullivan. IL
shocks the whole system Of your oppo-
nent and dazes him. II forces the head
OF the opponent back and gives a
chance 60 follow with the right. But IL
Will be remembered that Corbe,t stepped
back instead OF following up his advan-
tage, az he would take no chances.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-21

Figure Swinging right-hand blow
for the head).-This is made by feinting
with quick forward movement OF the
left foot, as II you were going TO make a
straight left-hand lead for his head or
BODY. II the opponent is disconnected.
Instantly spring forward with your left
foot inside OF his left, and, in the same
Instant, swing the right arm, with tho
weight OF the whole body, in half
circle for the point OF the jaw. This is
the most likely to be decisive Of any
blow in the art OF boxing. II seldom
falls TO knock an opponent out IL it
lands in the point OF his Jaw.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-21

him with your left; instead Of doing so
wheel around. making = pivot of the
ball or heel OF the left foot, extending
the right arm SO that the heel OF the
hand will strike the jaw or neck.
When struck this way ii is fair. But
II has the element OF thickness. and is
only practiced by pugilists when they
are la desperate straits, and Indifferent
as TO the risk Of fouing. II is foul II
struck when the contestants are clinch-
ed and the referee has ordered them to
break away; and also foul under any
circumstances IL struck with the elbow.
NIKE DONOVAN.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-21

then general dealers, whose goods de-
rive as much benefit from being
advertised In one place as anoth-
er-agents OF European passenger
steamship lines and others-have been
oesieged by impecunious managers with
impossible propositions for furnishing
Improbable scenery and Autographs for
immense" melodramas. In not single
case that have heard OF has the man
ager succeeded In getting tho business
men to ignore the almost certainty OF
ialiure. These sound-headed fellows
always say In answer TO the assertion
that they will get a lot of advertising
for very little money, Eyes, but n
your play stops after a week or so we
get very little advertising for a lot OF
money" And the seeker for "angeIs"
departs with his heart In his boots.
OcTAvUs COHEN
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-21

rapidly az you can. alternately with
your right for his short ribs and left
for the pit Of the stomach. These blows
should be aimed slightly upward. and
the swing OF tho body thrown into each
a few such blows. well delivered. should
eilectually wind him.
Instantly change the poist Of At.
tack from his body 10 his head. swing
ing halt-arm blows alternately. with
.eIt and right for his jaws. These
blows must be hit with extreme
rapidly. Under such punishment he
is sure 20 give way. AS he does so Won
can end the bout with blow on the
jaw.
Concerning the pivot blow, would
IKE 20 say that when % Is properly hin
IL is fair blow. although IL has been
often debarred, and was debarred At
New Orleans. The pivot blow Is struok
by standing well away from your oooo.
nent and feinting as N you lead for
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-21

Special Correspondence or me Sunday Reoist>,.
New York, January l5.-We have
had some emphatic dramatic failures In
New York this season, but none, l
think, has been more complete than
"Our Country Cousins" which is now
running at the Lyceum theater. The
author is Paul M. Potter. one OF the
most brilliant writer's in America. and
IT is mex plicabls how he and Manager
Daniel Frohman could have imagine d
that "Our Country Cousins" would be
q success. 1t is true that he piece
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-21

finest exhibitions OF boxing ever seen,
and am sure that 1T will last at least
ten rounds.
Both are scientific men, too scientific
altogether to wear themselves out seek
ing to deliver a Knockout blow. Suli-
van, who depended so much upon fore
ing the fighting, was not so scientific as
either Corbett or Mitchell. 1t will be
purely fight OF endurance and skill.
Both are all-rOund men. aud there isn't
a blow in which both Mitchell ard Cor
bett are not experts. The man who has
the most determination and endurance
will win the fight.
cannot agree with those who believe
that Mitchell's age will count against
him. He is just at the fighting age.
From tho time that a man is thirty UNI
til he is thirty-ave he should be in his
prime. Experience counts for great
deal in boxing. Ones eyes should he
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-21
wAKKENToN.

WAHRESToN, o.. January 2O.-The min
ers went TO wor6 at Kelley's coal works
on Monday at sixty cents per ton.
Mr.. Rouse rs quite bad with grin A.
the residence Of her daughter, Mrs. II.
Cook.
The Epworth League will havo n mum
sociai' This evening az J. Millions.
Mrs. Lewis Pope, Of Parkcrsburr and
with Mrs. Mossgrove
George COnant and wife, Of Wheeling.
spent Sunday with the family Of VIM.
Glow.
The Warrcnton troup rendered the
drama, From SumDter 10 Appomattox, %
on Saturday night at Dillonville.
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BLOWS THAT
WIN FIGHTS
PROF. NIKE DONOVAN NAMES SEVEN, ANY
ONE OF WHICH
May Make COrbeH or Mitchell Champion-Wh.rs
Hard-Hiting is a Science - Tn, Coming
Combat Will Be an "In-Fight" at Which
Syls Of Fighting Both Men Ara Experts.

AT the outset 1 will say that I do
not wish to express any opinion as TO
whether Mitchell or Corbett will win
the fight. II were on the grounds on
the night OF the fight, and could see
the men when thew entered the ring, |
believe l could name the champion.
Anyway, | believe IL will be one OF the
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-21

left hand by hsif-circular motion;
when the opponent attempts to land you
can duck or receive his blow on the
forehead. Corbett generally follows
this blow With a swinging left-hand
blow for the head.
Figure B (right-hand body-blow). -
This is blow Mitchell hits with great
force
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-21
GIRLS IN MINSTRELSY.

Unique Entertainmsnt Given for Charity
In Brooklyn-It Was n Screaming Sue
csss-Jokes That Delighted Noah aud
Nero Resolved with Howis OF Delight
by tho Inhabitants OF ''TroiIeyviIIo."
Whatever woman sets out TO do she
generally manages TO accom- plish. So
when the Charity Warblers, an organ
lzation composed OF the very creme de
Ia creme OF Brooklyn's society young
l1uies' announced some time ago that
they would give regular old time
negro minstrel show, with all the &C.
compartments of burnt cork, bones.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-21

Fig. 2 Oeft-hand swinging blow for
the BODY This Is favorite OF Cor
belts. Its good blow against man
who has a high guard, but an inadvis-
able one against man who has a good
body guard, as you are very liable to
hurt your hand on your opponents
elbow. The blow is made by feintinQ
vigorously for the head with the left.
and then striking for the body with the
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-21

katherine Florence Rogers sweat
spiritueIe looking girl who is not vel
nearly out Of her teens She was bo,.
10 England, but has been in this coup-
Try since She was u years old She
comes OF well known theatrical family
ana 10 is therefore not surprising that
she should be possessed Of marked bfs-
trionic ability. The first prediction fo,
her future success was made bv q prom.
lDeDt Boston writer while she was a
memOor OF Charles Matthews ngv
Proxy. company, in which she had a.
sort Of friendly rival that excellent In.
Fenue, Jane stuart. Miss FIorepce's
next important engagement was vitb
Cnarles FrOhmau's stock compaDv fo
which she created the cnarscter a.
faWn, The Indian maiden. This vas
beautiful piece % work. and 90 sfronviy
Impressed the manager % the Lvceun
theater that be immediately offered ber
contract She accepted and since then
has made rapid strides and nae sfrssdv
become . warm favorite in this city.
Miss FIorence's only professional sts.
Ter is Eleanor Moretu There are sf,o
two girls who are not on the stago
LILY ana Nl0let-the former older and
the latter younger than Katberi.s
1hese ore The h0usokecpors OF tbe
happy little family. perbans tho
role of which Miss Florence vas nosf
iona was haoe DenmaD 10 The Sena.
tof'' IN which She won praise from tbe
efAmstc cfucs a. well As that keen
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-21
bARGAINS--E. B. POTTS
Bargain
Bulletin
Main and Tenth Sts,,
WHEELING, w. Va.

The Greatest Sale on Rec
cord crowds E. b. Potts Bic
Store, at Main and Tenth
Streets, and the boom is in
full blast. Bargains going
like a flash at prices unheard
of before.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-21

We have saved our customers thousands -
dollars during 1929 and propose 70 keep IL up
We have the largest department store in tbs
state. 1000 to 1905 Main street, Is to 80 Tenth
street, and 1901 70 1907 Market street Elsvss
entrances JAKE your choice. Bargains -
very department.