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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-04
FOOT BALL GAMES.
MARTINS FERRY WON AND TIE LINSLYS
TEAM LOST.
Two Very Interesting Gamss-Hanks Getting In
CondidOn-BOwling Contests and Other
Sporting Matters.

The Y NJ. c. A. foot ball team, OF
Martins Ferry. won another victory at
New Athens. O., yesterday, from the
Franklin College boys. Both teams
were strong, and each put up stiff
game. The Y. NJ c. A. boys proved
TOO much for their opponents. In
the first half Franklin got the
ball on toss up, and started
the game with the kickoff.
Beltham, of the Franklin team, got the
ball and scored clear touchdown in
about three minutes, but failed to kick
a goal.
The Y. NJ. G. A. then got the ball aud
by bucking the center and making end
gains, finally forced Robert Edwards
over Franklin's goal line. John Ed
wards kicked goal. This ended the
first half, with the score six to four In
favor OF Martins Ferry.
In the second half Gjertsen and John
Edwards, of the Y. NJ. C. A. team,
made a touch down each. Edwards
failed TO Kick one goal. Franklin made
another touch down and kicked goal,
and the second half ended with the
score 16 to 1Oin favor OF the Y. NJ. =. A.
The Franklin boys were confident Of
winning, and offered to wager money
that they would shut out the Y. NJ. c. A.
team.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-04

AID her new opera, THE Little Troop
err" gives her excellent opportunity for
picturesque costumes for both sexes.
Miss Fox is also quite as much of
magnet with the ladies as with the
sterner sex; In fact she is known as one
Of the stage pets Of the fair sex.
Opinion was divided as to her prooa-
bic success should she undertake TO aD-
pear as q star, but ten weeks OF unin-
terrupted success at the Casino Of New
York, where all Of the great comic
opera stars OF the country have played
in years gone by. effectuslly sets at rest
any distrust that may have been felt oy
her friends prior 20 her appearance.
Many OF the best judges OF theatrical
ventures predict that Miss Fox will re-
main for a number OF years one OF the
best. IL not toe best paying light opera
stars IN America. She has won both
the public aud the critics in New YORK,
aud starts forth on her tour with
every prospect OF success. All
in all, Miss Fox constitutes
a unique figure 10 the world OF amuse-
ments, from the fact that it is Only yes
terdsy, as remarked before, since she
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-04

The /. o. OF o. Il. entertained at the
prison parlors Thursday evening in honor
OF Miss Annie Johnson, Of Bellaire, who
has been the guest for the past few days
Of the Misses Showacre. at Glendale
The Fostoria Glass Factory closed down
yesterday morning on account Of portion
Of the arch OF the furnace caving Ia. They
sent 10 Pittsburg for the mechanic who
built them 10 come down and repair the
break, but the factory will probably he
idle for the next week in consequence
thereof.
Miss Jane Blake entertained a number
OF her friends al her home on Jefferson
avenue Hollow Fen.
EAlrs. J. ID. Bruce entertained Q number
OF her friends very pleasantly az her home
in the east end last evening. Dancing was
INDUCED in till late hour, and elegant
refreshments were served az the proper
hour, TO which all present did ample JUS
tice.
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PIRATES OF PENzANCE.
An Artistic Production Promised TO
Wheeling Theater- Goers.

An Artistic Production Promised TO
Wheeling Theater- Goers.
Next Thursday and Friday evenings
the public will have the pleasure OF
hearing Gilbert & Sullivan's tuneful
comic opera, 1.-THE Pirates OF Penzance,"
sung at the Opera House by home tai
ent. The opera is being produced I'M
der the direction Of Prof. j. A. Raynes,
assisted by a company Of Wheeling's
best artists in the musical line.
Last night the opera was carefully
rehearsed, and all who had the pleasure
of hearing it pronounce the affair COM
plete ia every respect, far surprising
ANYTHING that they had expected.
Special praise was accorded the chorus,
their work being exceptionally fine.
The principals all have their parts well
prepared, and will no doubt score an
immense success.
Mrs. Flora Williams, who takes the
part of "Mabel," will give her many
friends an opportunity Of seeing her for
the first time in opera.
Mrs. J. A. Raynes, who assumes the
comedy role Of Ruth" has taken this
part on prior occasions, and acquitted
herself in g creditable manner, will
give her hearers a genuine treat. Miss
Mamie Grub, as Edith" will assume
this pretty but difficult role in her
usual captivating manner, and Will
fully sustain the reputation which she
has already earned. Mrs. a. A. Wheat,
as Kate" will give her hearers an
idea as to her ability In both the must
cal and dramatic line. Miss May
Woods, as isabelle" will please her
audiences with her graceful acting and
sweet singing. Prof. Raynes, Mr..
O'Neill, Will Day and Mr.. Card are all
splendid in their respective parts.
The chorus Is composed of Misses Ollie
Patterson, Mary Moffat, E. Kerrisk,
Bess Patterson, A. Egerter, Jean
Waterhouse, Ida Taylor, w. Egerter,
Ada Bosley, Lizzie Mendel, Ida Green,
Eliza Speldel, Ella Chew, May
Belle Howell, Frances List, Sue
Wright. Evelyn Pratt, Blanche MOI
fat, X. Hornbrook, Inez Horn
brook, Cora Matthews, Fanny
Wheat, MessrS II. Mcdonald Brennan,
DR.. Pratt, ]. B. Hall, Mendel Taylor,
Morgan Miller, Don Merriman, Fred
Huseman, Fred Frazier, G. Norton, +.
Wheat, Waldo Carnahan, f. Vsrdy, h.
Jamison, A. Hubbard, Latane McLane,
George Miller, L. Wheat, j. W. Lane,
Archie Taylor, Tom Miller, z. McLel-
Ian. Miss Emily Pollock, accompanist.
Seats for the opera go on sale Ct
Houses Tuesday morning.
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Possibly absorbing something Of a pas
sion for base ball from long association
with De Wolf Hopper, she has become
known as quite an enthusiast in the
national game, and u 50 happened that
when the New York base ball CLUB
was rendered a benefit quite recent
~ at the Broadway Theater, New
York, on which occasion they were 10
be presented with q cup, Mss Fox was
chosen 20 make the presentation speech.
She did this with such tact and In Ian
guage so we'll chosen and fitting that
she scored another triumph and added
to her reputation for being q young
lady with great variety of accomplish
ment. There is one more suggestion
that occurs in considering the career OF
Della Fox and that is TO direct atten-
tion 70 the great number or clever Wo-
men who have, like young Lochinvar,
leone out OF the West" Among those
who were porn in the western States
and who have achieved fame and for
tune IN the metropolis besides Miss Fox,
may be mentioned Miss Lillian Russell,
WAC halls from Iowa; Jessie Bartlett
Davis, from the DrairieS of Illinois; Miss
Jennie Dutton, another Iowa girl; Ber-
tina WaltzinRer, Of Madison, Wis, who
succeeds Miss Fox ia De Wolf HOpper's
company, besides a number Of brilliant
young women On the dramatic stage and
others OF operate fame, whose names
will suggest themselves TO the reader.
Miss Fox will have the benefit OF eX-
cellent support in the presentation OF
her new opera Tomorrow night at the
Columbia. jeff D'Augelis, principal
comedian, IS a we'll known entertainer
TO patrons Of comic opera, with whom
he has been a familiar figure for the
past six wears. Mr.. Paul Arthur, who
has been devoting his talents to genteel
comedy for the past few years, returns
TO comic opera and will appear
IS the principal support Of
the star. Among other we'll known
Uersonages in the cast are Charles Dun
gan, Charles Campbell, All Whelan, Ed
Knight and Miss Villa Knox. The lat
ter named last appeared IN Chicago as a
member OF Mr. Duf'S comic opera com
Uany. Miss FOT'S manager mas equipped
the company with costumes of the perl
Cd in which the action is laid, and
brings with 10 from New York all the
original scenery used in the Casino pro-
duction, so that this opening event OF
the comic opera season in Chicago is
more than likely 10 create distinct
impression, and one that IL is hoped
will be extremely favorable to the pres
ent and future fortunes OF the merry
little star.
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@We are Agents for Buitarick's Patterns
Stone & THOMAS.
SMALL TALE.
Minor MATTERS or Int crest Briefly and
Plthily Told

Minor EIstsrs OF Int srsst Briefly and
Plthily Told
THE finishing roll in mill "D" at the
Riverside Plate Mill was broken yester-
day morning. 1t will be on again Mon
day.
ALTHOUGH diIig cot search has been
made no trace has yet been discovered
OF the body OF Mr.. John h. McCuskey,
who is supposed to have been drowned
the early part OF the week.
Jos. Kraus wishes it understood that
his child which was reported III with
diphtheria, had the Group and nothing
more.
TUESDAY. election day, being legal
holiday the banks OF the city will be
closed. All paper maturing on that day
must be pro tested on Monday.
Mr.. PATRICK CAMPBELL, engineer at
the Riverside oar mill, had his finger
taken of the left hand while at work
yesterday.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-04

LITTLE DELLA FONBurRlar." Mr.. Thom.
as himself played the Burglar, and
Frank David, successful comic opera
comedian, was also in the cast Miss Fox
Was regarded at that time as a preco-
cious little bit OF feminiaity by those
who saw her in Chicago. She had, how
ever, been known SIS a phenomenal
Young miss in her native home, St.
Louis, two or three years prior o. thai
time. She began her stage career I'm
PoDe,s. Theatre, st. Louis, by play wing
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-04

CHARLESTON, W. VA, November g.
The Secretary Of State has issued a GER
tidcste Of incorporation TO toe Traders
Annex Company OF Clarksburg, Harri-
son county, w. Va, with an authorized
capital OF 81, 900, OOO The company is
organized for the purpose OF construct
ing, owning and renting buildings. The
incorporatOrs are j. NJ. Jackson, ID. r.
Morgan, w. b. Maxwell, Fleming
Howell and c. 5. Sands, all OF Ctarks'
burg, w. Va
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-04
ANARROw ESCAPE.

A spark From = Calcium Light Makes
Trouble In the Grand Opera House,
PIttsburg.
PITrsBURG, PA, November 3.-During
the performance of HanlOn's Superba in
the Grand Opera House this afternoon,
one of the drop curtains was fired by a
spark from a calcium light For time 1t
looked as though a panic would result;
but the prompt action of the stage hands
M cutting down the drop and turning
water on it prevented tide fire extending.
Within 1--WE minutes after the alarm the
performance was going on as before. No
one was injured in the SLIGHTEST
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-04

WASHINGTON, ID. c., November g.
The poStofice Department to-day is
sued orders declaring the Artisans Saw
ing aud Loan Association OF Pittsburg,
the Omaha (Neb. Cooperative Supply
Company, aud the American Saving and
Loau Association Of Chicago, 10 be
fraudulent concerns not entitled TO use
Of the mails,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-04

child parts for
such companies
as required a
child for their
cast She was
the recipient OF
particularly IA
Vorable crlti-
cisms for the
m 3 n q er ia
which she play
cd the child In
the prologue OF
"The Celebrst-
cd Case, as
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-04
LlnslX.BsthanY Game.

The Linsly eleven went up to Bethany
Yesterday with two hundred enthusiastic
friends, out could not win out victory
from the team at that place. The Bethany
bows were much heavier than the members
of the local team. The score was 10 to in
favor of Bethany. The feature Of the game
was the long run of Turner, the Linsly
full back, who scored the only touchdown
made by the local team. Next Saturday
the Linsly's will meet the Cadiz team at
CadiZ
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-04

was known TO US as
as a child actress.
Although we have
been more or less
familiar with her
later Jriumphs in
comic opera on o
cannot forget her
as the cool headed,
preCOcious little
Editha who so sue
cessfully battled
with the burglar.
In New York Miss
Fox is extremely
popular with all
classes OF society.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-04
A Challenge.

John Brannan, light weight pugi-
list OF the South Side, would like to
meet Floyd Plckard, or any other lao
pound man who wishes TO make a
match for any amount from $40 to $50
Answer through the REGISTER, and
designate place OF meeting to agree on
terms Of fight.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-04
HAnkn Gettmr in shape.

Eugene Hanke's ankle has so much i'm
proved that he is able 10 walk about, and
will probably resume his training about
Tuesday of this week. Unless some acci-
dent happens, Ranke is confident Of de-
feating Bell with ease In the coming
skating contests, and his hackers share
this confidence with him. Hanke ex-
presses surprise that McClelland consents
to meet Bell in a four-mile race, and pre-
diets that the latter Will be easily defeated.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-04
while watching a Circus Parad..

DALLAS. TEXAS. November AT
Terrell. thirty miles east OF here, to-
day, while something like 100 persons
were standing on wooden awning over
q sidewalk watching circus parade.
the awning gave way and struck fully
as many more persons underneath.
Fifty yersons, at least, were Injured
more or less, and Of these six will prob
ably die.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-04

pfOmlne ll I'D . SuOl q
er time and az an
earlier age than any
other actress or sing
er on the American
stage or tibet OF any
other country. IL
seems but Yesterday
that little Della Fox
was playing the child
part in that now sue
ceSsful dramatic au-
thor's, Gus Thomas,
FIRST effort. Editha'S
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-04

CAMER ". VA. November a.
Messrs. F. Dryden. w. NJ. Kincaid
and W. TRobinson addressed the most
epthusiaf.ic meeting ever held in Cam
erop toMiRht. ". P. Robinson ad-
dressed Hlarge meeting at Lynn Camp,
w. Va, khIs afternoon. Msssrs- Basel
aud Richmond, Of that place. Also
spoke.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-04

HENDERSON 81 KINDLEBERGER will
hereafter occupy the barber shop for
merlY run by Barth & Shively.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-04

SlsrERsvILLE, W. VA, November s.
The receipts of the Eureka Pipe Line Co,
for the twenty-four hours ending at : a. m.
TODAY, as reported by the engineers at the
Thistle Pump Station, were j., l22 barrels.
The total amount reported for the week
ending az the same time, was 81, 34S barrels,
a daily average Of over l2,0O0 barrels.
Jos. Morgan and VIM. DOlf left yeSter-
iev for Big Sandy, Kentucky, where they
will so 70 work drilling on a we'll for j. X.
Myler.
". z. Lewis, prominent business man
of Washington, Pa, is registered At the
Newell to-day.
James +. Dolan, proprietor of the Ar
lingtou, and son are visiting friends IN
BenwOOd to-day.
Miss Maggie Cr0slin, who has been the
guest Of Miss Grace Barbour for about a
month, returned 70 her home in Taylors-
town, Pa, to-day.
MIR. Berthe LOwther and sister, Miss
Florence, are visiting friends in New
Martinsvine to-day.
Hon. John q. Peudlston VIII address the
Democrats Of this cityat the Biiou Opera
House next Monday evening. The Repuo-
licans will also hold a final rally the same
evening in BOpers * POllockis hail. Hon.
II. c.. Hervey 70 deliver the adnreSaa Great
enthusiasm is expected as ~ claim
Miss Anna L.owther.
vile. is the charming
Wilson today.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-04

Ex-senator Henry G, DAVIS, OF west
Virginia, is registered at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel.
Spscidl to the Register.
New YORK, November g. Wheeling:
L. Heiner, Cosmopolitan, West Va.
George Butts, ST. James.
Dave Kraus. OF Kraus Bros, left last
evening for New York, on business.
Mrs. Nellie Sweeney-Palmer will sing
at the Fourth Street Church tonight,
My Redeemer and Ny Lord" by Dud-
icy Buck.
w. NJ. Late, of Bridgeport, former
chairman of the Democratic County
Executive Committee and member OF
several honorary Offices by appointment
OF the Governor, was in town this week.
-ClGrksburg Tribune.
Sol McGivern, VIM. Briceland, VIM.
LoomiS and John Corcoran are all home
from Washington to remain until after
the election.
MCLUEE.-J. NJ. Huston, East Liver
pool; j. A. Gostlond, Warrington; l.. IL.
Woolf, Pittsburg; Geo. H. Boyd, Sha-
ron, Pa; II. d. Fuller, Rochester, NY:
Thos. II. Heron. Dayton, o.
BRUNSWICK. e. Gather, Rogersvllle:
VIM. King, White Cottage; Mr.. and
Mrs. E. Lowry, Fairmont; Mr.and Mrs.
Phillip Krebs, Dubois, Pa; Henry Du-
Senberry, Petersburg.
VAN KEUREN:-H. II. Huston, Wash
ington, Pa; Lansing Farrell, Hunting
ton: E. z. Hopgood, Darlington; Charles
Sims. Moundsville; Frank johnson,
Hundred; James Cook, Warrington.
W1NpsoR-Clark Smith reports arri-
walls as follows: G. w. Slade, Saginaw,
Mich; Fred Charles, New York; w. ii.
Melville, Cincinnat; Il. o. Smith ,
Toledo; w. o. Boyd, Louisville.
f. A. Peck, representing a Cincin-
natl hardwar firm, is Ia the city and
is stopping at the Win dsor. he reports
trade picking up and Is making plenty
of sales.
BEHLER: Clark Schwarzbach reports
the following guests stopping with him:
c. n. Wheeler, Washington, Pa c. L.
Bruner,' Mannington; w. Shnman Wat
son. Fairmont; j. A. Hess, RiversVille;
E. Leroy, Fairmont; j. A. McMechen
and wife, McMechen; VIM. Forsyth.
Sistersville; d. E. Gilron, TitusVille; Z.
Z. Stewart, New Martinsville.
SrAMM-Clerk thinner reports guests
as follows: A. J. Ecron, Woodsfeld;
J. Fl. Mccoy, SistersviIle; Miss Scnun,
Leroy, w. Va; J. ID. Holt, Moundsvile;
bismarck G. Moore, Proctor; w. L.
Lewis, Washington, Pa.
ST. CHARLEs-W. Z. MARBLE, New
Martinsville; j. NJ. Hill, Washington,
Pa; J. Il. Allen, Sistersville; j. Flynn.
Washington Pa; John Hogan, Parkers-
burg; J. Hofer, Wellsburg.
T. \. BarnsdsIl. a prominent oil man,
of Pittsburg, is registered a. the Me
Lure.
The Schuman Lady Quartette, OF
Chicago, are registered at the Windsor.
The Ohio Valley Quartette are regis
tered at the Stamm.
Charles Carmichael, OF Wellsburg,
spent yesterday with friends In this
Mr.. and Mrs. !. a. Glesenkamp and
| little son. who have been the guests q
Clement Hess, at No. 80 Twenty-secqk
street. returned 70 their home 10
1 burg.
Mr.. 81. E Dorsey, q prominen Woune
business man. Of St PAUL. N !. left
last evening for New York after
spending several days vi lends
here.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-04

300 Gold Watches at greatly reduced
prices. Sea the bargains we offer.
/. e.. DILLON & Co.
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SOME beautiful things will be shown
this week In Sterling Silver at
/. G. DILLON 81 Co.'S.
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Trerousss gloves. every pair warranted
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produced By James O'Neill. She had
also attracted considerable attention 10
a children's "Pinafore" company. Ed
tha's Burglar" however, was her first
character Of any particular length and
strength. and il was In this that she
a Ne her first appearaE . In Chicago.
o cswna1i,aSIS.D ow. ten years later,
M ots staf 81 ID west comic opera
organization in erica, one put to-
geth6r for the solN purpose OF support
ing this Little lady In an opera, which
was translated from the French eX-
pressly for her. Unless people we're as
sured Of the aforementioned facts
they would accept with many grains OF
salt the fact that the Young singer has
Just turned her twentieth birthday.
: After her appearance with "Editha's
Burglar" and because Of the fact that
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-04

Do NOT forget the roast pig lunch al
Chas. Obermann's on Monday evening.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-04

she was possessed
ola fine singing
voice, even at that
early age, she was
engaged by Ben
nett aud MOultOn,
and for two years
played with their
o o era company
throughout I h Q
country at large.
Bennett and MOul-
ton we're engaged
In presenting a re-
pertory Of popular
operas, and the
experience which
Miss Fox gained
with them was Of
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special prices on the b & n. Lamp,
this week. II. K. HILLAAN & CO.
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special prices on the r. a n. Lamps
this week. n. n. BlLLMAN CO.
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THE Central View Club gave its first
grand masquerade ball, Thursday eVeu-
ing at Beethoven Hall. II was success
in every particular. Mayer made the
music
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-04

The advent OF Della Fox into the
very small and select circle Of comic
opera stars Of the gentlsr sex has arouS-
ed a great deal Of friendly gossip about
that daipty little prima donna. It Is
doubtless true that she has become
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-04

Ladies' solid Gold watch with pFalthau
movemeat oniy 915OD this week
n. a. afLLaAS = co.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-04

WE make a specially Of fitting up oak
and Mahogany trunks Of sterling silver
" wedding gifts.
u !. G. DnLox & Co.
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more value to her than the salary she
received. This, however, Is an expert
once which no artist fails to appreciate.
In fact, the one and two night stand
companies of America have been tt,y
termed the american School OF Act
ing" for they play mall sorts OF
theaters aud present all classes
OF opera and drama, halt
&ing at nothing, however exalted in
character, provided the speculative
mahagement thinks that monev eau ba
gained. To an actor or an actress n
whom the dramatic fire is undeuiably
present, the cheap-priced repegtory
comuapies afford a most valuable eXpe-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-04

Hooper opera In which she appeared
was castles in the Air" but her SUI
preme opportunity did not come until
the production OF wang" IL was then
that this charming singer made the
most distinct hit Of her life up
10 that time, and II is no secret
that during the rest Of her
career with Mr.. Hopper she shared with
that gentleman the stellar honOrs Of his
organization. Too petite 10 figure 10
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rieuce, aud In this eX-
perience Miss Fox
Grounded in the firm
est manner her ability
10 understand aud de-
VelOp character. Her
hrst appearance ia
New York was with
the Conreid Opera
Company when Mr..
Conretd produced
The Kings Fool. ~
She had a pretty little
song of a taking char
acter in the opera and
made an immediate
hik attracting the at
tentiOn Of De Wolf
Hopper. who speedily
engaged her for his
company. The FIRST
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Special TO the Register.
NEW YORK, November 3. Wheeling:
L. Heiner, Cosmopolitan, West Va. ;
George Butts, ST. James.
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must make himself respected. II 3
wants 10 be happy IN bis marriage be
At look on this as the spell by which
heaven is 10 be opened. Every NO.
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Trefousss gloves. even PAIR warrants