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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-30

consequences shan those thrsatening
BOYS, and in the enc case care Is more
necessary than II the other IS ten IS to
one; and In the same ratio will girl
once smirchsd become more quickly aud
irreclalmably bad than boy. As pure
Womanhood is q priceless gift to man,
50 should it be his care to surround It By
every safeguard 10 his power.
Hence, by all means les the proposed
State Industrial school for girls be erect
ed. II will prove Of inestimabls value
TO the State as an aid TO good citizenship
and be q monument to our CIVILIZATION and
humanity.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-30
SNALL TALE.
ninOr Mater, OF Iassrs1 srissV and
Plshjly rot1


zinor Matters ct Iassrs's srlsSV and
rlthly rot-
THE plumber wears broad smile.
THERE was no Police Court, last even
ing.
IF the natural gas would only keep
US warm during zero weather, how hap
DIV we would be.
ATTENTION is called to the advertise
mont OF "Losb-A Sum Of Money" in
this mornings issue.
THE ferry boat charleston" met
with more ill-luck yesterday in being
carried away by the ice.
THE Duouesne Athletic Club will give
their Hrst masquerade bail at Alert
Hall tomorrow evening.
THE Frank Walters Bummers and the
Kemple bowling teams will play on the
Harvest Home alleys next Thursday
night.
LUFrs' orchestra gave an enjoyable
dance at Alert Hall last evening. The
large crowd present enjoyed itself i'm
mensely.
THE Register carrier boys will be
around bright and early Tuesday morn
ing with their annual address. Look
out for them.
The handsome Counting House CAL
endar of the Register, in colors, is ready
for distribution. Many merchants
could not get along without tho Regi-
ter Calendar.
THE Columbia Athletic Club, of Cen
ter Wheeling are making preparations
for their ball to be given at Turner's
Hall on New Years eve. Mayors or
chestra will furnish the music.
WHILE Samuel Hurdle was at work
at the Hunter fire yesterday morning a
nozzle got away from him and, flying
up, hit him just above the eye, cutting
an ugly cash.
THE German American Veteran Soci-
ETY. will meet in Menge 81 HowleY's hall
to-day to make final arrangements for
their big entertainment to be given
Tuesday evening.
By the death of Lewis Jones the
Masonic fraternity OF Wheeling has lost
one OF their oldest members, he having
been made Master Mason during the
year 1859, in Ohio Lodge No. l, and
Knighted In Wheeling Commandery
No. /, during the year 1864, aud Ia con-
sequence OF his long connection with
the Masonic fraternity and his desire to
be buried by the Commandery, 1t Is
hoped that there will be large turnout
OF Templars on this occasion.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-30

THE aristocratic system which rigor-
ously excludes from promotion in the
navy all but the cadets from the Naval
Academy at Annapolis is largely re-
sponslbls for the fact that naval enlist
ments are mainly from the scum Of the
merchant service Of nearly all the mari
tine nations. No encouragement is
given Americas seamen to enlist In the
American navy for there IS no prospect
OF advancement There is bill before
Congress which ostensbely provides for
the promotion OF merltOriOus Amer
lean seamen but 10 is framed rather 20
defeat such promotion.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-30
THEATRICAL REVIEW.
OsAP ABOUT rag PLAYS AND PLAYHOUSES
DURING THE WEEK.
Good Christmas Attractions a. Both ThsaIrss-The
New Years. Bills at tho 0psra House
and tie Grand.

The managers OF both Wheeling the
aires secured excellent Christmas at
fractions for their patrons, and the
companies played to good business.
s'Hoss and Boss" held tho boards at the
Opera House, and proved. as OF yore, TO
possess the drawing properties OF a
porous plaster. The piece has been re-
vised and somewhat improved since its
last presentation in this city. The
Jokes and funny sayings are up to date,
aud the specialries were uniformly
good. The company is made up Of
clever comedians, but lacks good vocal
lists. A few good voices would improve
il wonderfully.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-30

TOMORROW will end the terIl Of Hon.
Lewis S. Jordan as Judge Of be Crimi-
nal Court The public will 'oss in him
q valued and faithful public servant.
Judge Jordan has proved a conssien-
tious and able judge. His talent and
experience rendered him peculiarly fl
70 serve IN that capacity, and his worth
has been generally and freely recog-
mixed. In no instance during his term
or Office has an appeal been taken from
his decision.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-30

THERE will be q meeting 81 the Office
Of the German. American Building and
Loan Association. corner Main and
Twenty-flrst streets, "Roemer Block"
TO consider measures and take steps to-
wards legislation in the interest OF
Home Building and Loan Associations
on January 10th. 1895, at 1880 p. NJ. All
members. as well as delegates from the
various Home State Associations, are
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emocratic primaries held last
he very we'll attended, con-
2ne lack Of anything OF special
70 bring the voters cut and tho
orable weather. The. ticket nom
d is On excellent one, with Judge
George 3. Boyd at the head for Mayor.
The primaries exercised good Judgment
also IN making up the Council tickets.
In every ward good and substantial ma
serial Was put up.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-30

The Garnella Brothers, 10 the "Trol-
~ system" held the boards at the
Grand the FIRST three nights OF the week,
with two matinees. The piece is a new
farce comedy with some amusing stu
atious and no plot worth mentioning.
The elder Garnella is al excellent conn
edian, with face like a Brownie, and
In a better play would make hit The
acrobatic work OF the brothers was very
clever.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-30

Thsi immediate extension Of Judicial
x6ls over Indian Territory. and its en-
tire reorganization, is urged by the In
terror Department because Of the reign
of lawlessness now rampant in that re-
gioo.
The situation there is somewhat
similar to that which existed in No
Mans Land, beyond the Cherokee Strip,
4 which az one time was the scene Of q
carnival OF crime utterly unresrsinod.
Owing TO the careless and pieeemeal es-
lUishment Of boundary lines, this tract
land. three degrees in length from
"a west and one-half OF q degree
from noftb 80 south. was omitted from
an territorial organization. For nearly
forty years No Mans Land was co0n-
try without law or order. IL became a
rendezvous and asylum for the worst
criminals. for there they were free from
arrest. Crime held high carnival; and
Nyst no attempt was ever made to punish
Acrminal until the famous Haymead-
ows massacre. The trial OF these six
murdersrs cost the United States gov
ernmsns nearly 100000, and the men
escaped by q subsequent reversal Of the
death verdict No Mans Land was
then speedily annexed TO Oklahoma.
10 looking FOR precedent 70 1t the
present case Of Indian Territory Con-
gress will End proper one in the ex-
ample OF No Mans Land.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-30
TIE HOTEL REGISTER.
Anecdotes and Personals OF Those Who
are stopping IN the CITY.

are stopping IN the CITY.
Will T. Sidsll, Mayor OF New Mar
tinsville, was Behler guest yesterday,
Hon. John B. Floyd, OF the Charles
ton Mail. was a prominent arrival at
the MeLurs last night
Mr.. aud Mrs. c. D. Fultz, of Clarks-
burg, w. Va, were ia the city yssser-
day and last night, and are stopping at
the Behler.
W. NJ. King, Grafton; Vim. Edwards,
ManninEtop, were among the promi-
nent West Virginians al tbs Windsor
last night
Mr. and Mrs. W c. St Clair, OF
Pittsburg, were prominent EiHt0rs in
the city Yesterday and are sto kag At
the St Charles.
J. 7. Melvin. Of Wehsbny
Dsbold and & kelley. 81
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-30

Yesterday the Register published q
eommunication strongly advocating the
Establishment OF q State Industrial
chool for girls, the Institution 10 be
or the correction and training Of girls
Who would otherwise be let run wild,
Dr be sent 30 jail TO become hardened
q crime, and in aim and object similar
o the West Virginia Reform School for
boys. The Register has frequently ad-
located the establishment OF such an
nssitntiOn. aud heartily seconds It's
orrsspondent's plea TO the gentlemen
10 win be the members OF the next
stature.
STATE has made provision for the
care o. Its incorrisibls boys;
more ieuosr sisters be given
t'on2 The dangers thai
fe nunerous, constant.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-30

In TIE latos. battle with the Chinese
the Japs did not have the usual walk
over The Chinese, it Is said, fought
steadily and we'll. It was General
Gordon who said that the Chinese prop
erly onscersd and drilled were excellent
eoldisrs
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-30

Opera House Saturday, matinee and
evening, January5, has met the especial
approval Of Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe,
the immortal authoress Of that World
famed drama, from the fact Of Manager
Stetson's adherence TO the originsl text,
which is complete deviation from the
custom Of other Uncle Tom managers,
who iDterpolate so many attempted
gags, stale Jokes and vulgar witticisms
into their renditious that scarcely 3
vestlge is lefs OF the never-to-oe-for-
gotten work,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Allen, compris-
ing the well-known specially team oil
Alien g. Delmane, are the guests OF Mrs.
ALIENS parents In this city.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-30

One Of the best attractions at the OPP
era House this season was The Nom
inee," with handsome bob" billiard
I'm the title role, "The Nominee" is a
refined comedy, which does not depend
for its success upon makeup or horse
play. The complications resulting from
the desire Of wealthy Jack Medford TO
get away from his trusting wife and
vigilsnt mother-in-law for o "higb old
time" In the metropolis result natural
~ and are highly amusing. The CON-
pany is Weli-6alancad aud one of the
strongest which has visited Wheeling
this season. There were some changes
in the cast after tie performance at the
Opera House, two ladies' leaving the
company.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-30

THE French Academy Of Science is
dsop 10 the problem. "Why does a cat
always fail on It's fest?' We suppose
the aalaal prefers falling on It's feet 70
falling on any other part Of It's anatomy.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-30

TIE New York broker, who has fled
. bin IN equity TO prevent the United
States from making hin pay an income
tax, is too previous. There is serious
doubt. however, Of the cOnstitutionality
OF the income sax in It's present form,
and It will undoubtedly be tested in the
courts as soon eg-fts enforcement shall
y. ..la..nl-..
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-30

WEEK viii men learn not 70 look for
q gas leak with 3 match o. a GAMBLER
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I. O. o. f,

Wildey Rebekah Lodge No. ., I. o.
%. F., will meet on next Wednesday
night in regular session, aud besides GO
ing through with the regular business
OF the evening the offers will be in
stalled for the ensuing term. A good
turnout is expected. Members OF sister
lodges are cordially invited.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-30
AGENTS WANTED.

WHY DO PEOPLE COMPLAIN OF HARD
w times, when shy man or woman can make
from s. 10 $40 a day easily. All have heard Of
the wonderful success OF the CLIMAX Disn
Washer; yet many are apt 70 think tneJ ca9
MAKE money selling IL but any one can make
money, be cause every family wants one. one
agent has made $3.50 IN the last three months,
after paving all expenses and attending 20 reg
ular business besides You don't have 70 cau.
vass; ne soon As people know you nave u iof
saie they send for a Dish Washer. Address the
CLIMAX MFG. CO.. IS starr Ave, Coiambus,
Ohio. for particulars. oe<oifF
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-30
EOINs RUSSIA

Ing the liberal tendsn-
rles - new Gar Of Russia continue
10 float about Europe. The talk is Of
60 Imperial Parliament local provln-
cial legislatures aud universal suffer
age; the Car TO remain the supreme
head OF the State With authority de-
hned by constitutional limitations.
These amazing rumors are not given
any tsngible foundation, and are little
less credible than rumors geaersliy are.
An attempt TO establish free govern
lrsit 10 an empire 20 vast and among q
people so untitled because utterly IN
used to and unacQuainted with its du-
ties and responsibilities would be 3
risky experiment, indeed.
Itisnot likely that this generation
viii be amazed By any such attempt.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-30

begins life auspiciousIy. He has walked up
in one Of our superb beds. Father Time
has left him to shift for himself and the
world looks strange and new 70 him for the
minute. but he'll get along very nicely vita
such luxurious surroundings It's Just the
ped room suite for 1893: IL was picked
from our display, the largest and finest,
suite q special value. There can't Do much
insonula this year when such irTesistible
charms for sleep are provided. There's .
charm. TOO, about our parlor suites and
cdd pieces, and Eouble distilled charm
ABOUT our prices.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-30
THE BOTGL LOBBIES
WHAT TIE STRANGERS IN TIE CITY ARE
SAYING AND DOING.
hon. John B. Floyd a Probable Candidate
For Senatorial Number Of Glass
Buyers Here--PerSOnal
Mention.

Hon. John B. Floyd, Of Charleston
arrived in the city yesterday morning,
registered at the McLure and spent the
day with Republican friends, aud par
tlcularly the members-elect Of the Leg
islaiure from Ohio county. Mr.. Floyd
has been mentioned frequently in the
lower end of the State as candidate
for the United States Senatorship. He
was a member of the last Legislature,
from Ksuawha county, and one Of the
Republican leaders on the floor OF the
House OF Delegates. he was also
prominently mentioned in connection
with the Republican Congressional
nomination In the Third District, but
declined before the convention met.
HIS friends assert that he could have
had the nomination If be so desired.
Mr. Floyd has also been considered a
candidate for the Gubernatorial nomi-
nation in 1895.
Ga this point Register reporter who
had a pleasant chat with Mr.. Floyd
last evening, ventured an inquiry, and
be replied;
mo, sir. You may say, If you Wish.
thai will not be a candidate for Gov
ernor, and do not want the nomna-
ton"
90 the Senatorial situation, the re-
porter was not quite so successful in
getting an expression OF opinion from
Mr.. Floyd. he declined to discuss his
reported candidacy. Nevertheless, his
visit TO this city, on the eve OF the
meeting of the Legislature, is regarded
as significant. Mr. Floyd is PROBABLY
looking over the field. with view to
asceftaining how many votes he can
command. before announcing his can
didacy. His paper, the Mail, has not
declared for Elkins, or any other can
didate. 10 case he decides to enter the
race, the situation will be further
complicated, and Mr.. Elkins' chances
will be lessened, as it is
the general opinion that the friends Of
Whitaker, Sturglss, Hutchinson, Golf
and FLOYD would combine on the strong
est of their number, II necessary, to &C
complish the defeat Of Elkins. 1t be-
gins TO look like the fight at Charleston
will be very pretty, aud 1t is by no
means certain that Elkins will secure
majority OF the votes. That he will
have the most strength az the start is,
however, conceded by the friends Of the
other candidates.
"Mr. Floyd, who in your opinion will
be the Speaker OF the House Of Dele
gates?" asked the reporter.
II think Mr.. Edwards will be elected.
He appears to have the greatest follow
ing among the Candidates. He is q
good Republican, aud eminentIy fitted
for the position"
Mr Floyd will leave for his homo
this afternoon.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-30

ATTEND the g.Rnd Coon Lunch at
Chas. Obermann's saloon, 1908 Jacob
street, on Monday evening.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-30

4 sSIGNEE's NOTICE.
All persons indebted 70 Lopis DelbFufEs wiii
take notice that the sans fnust be arFsDfed on
OF before January l0tn, iS9J. Or suit VII -
I'D. ELsOE.
Assignee Of Louis Lsibrugee,.
December 9Th, 1894 dsl5erdg
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SHIELD OF HONOR. mo
4 TTENTION- SIR KNIGHTS
BUSINESS PERSONALS.

CEyD FOR LITTLE BOOK. snow TO
- Speculate Successfully Ia tbs 0f1lu aud
Stock Markets" mailed free. CONSTOCk.
HUGHES 4 CO., Ri.lto Building. Chicago. q
HOUIDE TO SUCCESSFUL ePECULA
VI tion." How 20 trade successfully on
limited margin on Graib and Siock harket.;
mailed free COATES & Cos kialto build-
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-30

The Tornado" Lincoln J. Carter's
latest scenic melOdrama, was produced,
for the first time Ia this city, on the
Opera House stage Thursday night.
The audience was small. and il cannot
be said they were pleased with the play.
Some Of the mechanical and scenic
effects are very realistic, but the small
ness Of the stage made II impossible 10
handle them 10 advantage. The dis
secting room scene is an original idea,
and one Of the best festuresSof the pro-
duction. The company was only fair in
point OF artistic meris.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-30

Friday there arrived In the city the
advabce guard of the annual inflax OF
glass aud pottery ware buyers who call
upon our local manufacturers for the
purpose OF laying IN the stock for the
Gaming season. The gentlemen mem
toned were c. z. Flint, of New York;
s. j. Kline, Harrisburg; r. }. Calm,
Reading; h. Bott, Salem, Mass; w. T.
Purser, New York. and A. A. Head, OF
Rochester, New York. These gentle
men represent the Sydicste Trading
company in their respective cities and
have placed some fine orders with the
local manufacturers. Mr.. Head, OF
Rochester, n. Y, who seemed to be the
spokesman Of the party, said that bust.
ness in their line was looking very
bright and that with the advent OF the
new year he thought there would be a
general revival In all the different lines
in their business.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-30

DELoE-HENNEMANN- Monday even
ing. December "A, 1894 by Rev. DR.. Schwarm,
D. DzLox to LILLE HzNSEHANS, both OF this
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-30
COMING ATTRACTIONS.

Manager Reister made happy Sc
lection in booking Wllfred Clarke's
from the many companies desiring the
New Years date at the Opera House,
On Tuesday afternoon and evening "a
Widow Hunt" will hold the boards, and
90 Wednesday evening the laughaole
comedy, "Tit lor Tat" OF Mr.. Clarke
Manager Holland, of the Gifard Avenue
Theater, says; Probably no comedian
on the American stage, excepting Mr..
jefferson, is by nature and art so well
equipped for the comic parts 10 the old
comedies as IS Wilired Clarke. The op-
portunities Mr.. Clarke enjoyed in Lon
don by association with his celebrated
father in the performance OF these old
plays perfected him in the methods and
requirements of many characters, and
this education, added 20 his own aoil-
ity as an actor OF comic parts, now
places Wilfred Clarke distinctively in
the front racks Of American come
dams"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-30

Fabio Romani, g dramatizstion OF
1.-THE Vendetta" was the attraction at
the Grand, ths last three nights of this
week. 10 is one OF those productions
which pleased only certain class Of
theatre goers who unfortunately make
ND small minority OF patrons OF the
play. There is no comedy element, aud
for that reason the play is not as sue
csssful as 20 might otherwise be- The
specialties which were introduced we're
excellent. and the piece itself was well
staged and we'll enacted. The living
pictures were presented In an artistic
manner.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-30
NR. WJLFRED CLARKE
oPER a. HOU5HL

oPERA A HOO56%
FRIDAY EVENING. JASUAHf 4, 1890
steele Mackare's Tho view
= A II L - x n y " ~ -,
This story i q french kesolutlen 81 ~.
Rstxn Of Terror1n Paris. Uh5u Ro9etpi<ff1
was In power che Gbiliotins Wa ktnz.
The great scenes are TIE Dream act 4 lbs
Dsath Carl. act 2: The Prison sctge, hrt - lbe
BATouisI Psrlefs. SCI ?. kglns Of FAMOUS
Chatean. act s. Ths principal sctors ese ,. h.r-
vey Cook star Paul kaaref. :. Alex. hale,
leads. Duc de- Beaumont; Hiss Esther bypnss
lads. Diane; John W. Koss come3y, setfshnt
potsn: Miss IDA SoIee comedy. EsneSts fctapi
John W. Barry. heavy. 10nfDc.
15c sale OF seats cc1lmsncea Hefnetatys
Jan. 2at 9. A. HOUSES nusic stors yxsl
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FOR SALE.

Nor sALE-LARsB HARD COAL Or GAS
II stove, cheap. CALDWELL, Dentist liUl
Market street. de0ls sam
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-30

Among the popular plays that are
booked for the Opera House will be al
entirely new version OF that sterling
and ever successful comedy drama,
paul Kauvar." This play is known
"a the world at large TO be Steele Mac
kaye's masterpiece, and the simple
statement that Mr.. Mackaye re-wrOte
it, and publicly proclaimed that in his
discriminating, critical opinion it is, in
It's new garb, far and away better
and stronger than the old play.
will add not only 70 his
fame, as the foremost American dra-
marst. but will also create desire
amongst his theatre going admirers TO
see Just how be could take old material
and make play bat is in intensity,
literary merit, eljmaxes. situations, ETC.,
better than what all critics claim was
his best Manager Eugene Robinson
has invested TIE new version with a
multiplicity Of scenic and mechanical
effects and promises an Interpretation
the eoual, N not she best evar given.
VIII be seen here next Friday night
Manager Feinler's New Years attrac-
ton st the Grand will be "a Flag Of
Truce" which opens Monday night, and
closes with Wednesday nights peform-
ance. The story is one Of love and war,
the former phase elaborated, the latter
merely suggested; the actual presence
OF the grin god Of battle Is done away
with. and she murky smoke OF muSket-
~ and cannon forms but martial
frame for the prettier domestic picture
Of the quaint New England home,
where the action Of the play is laid.
The great scene OF thu play represents
q stone quarry 10 full operation, the
Kissing steam, the elang Of the giant
drills upon actual stone, the ring Of the
hammer, pick and spade, such kindred
sonnds ol sturdy, honest toil are all
really reproduced in This thoroughly
accurate picture Of everyday life.
The version Of Uncia Tom's Caoi a.
tsrprots6 s. Sts&on'a Double Mo ter
companY va Till exhibit 81 Be-
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ADJUSTMENTS.
oPERA HOUSH

OPERA HOUSE,
Great New Tears Day PsrfeFnanes. ,. n.
TWO NIGHTS ONLY, JASuARY iArD2
The Eminent American COMEDIAN.
MR. WHIPPED CLARKE
And his own EKcsllest Company. Dfs.
ssnting two Steriing Plays.
WIDOW KUST.
Mr.. Clarke as MAJOR D. sopta.'
"Wednesday. Jan. z TIT fOk ~
nr. Clarke IS The Jealous Husbfnd.
Special scspsfy. Refined SpeclAitief.
Eg-Nighs Prices-keyerYei seata tLyy; ~.
MISSION 81 and 76c Matinee ffices--i1 spa
15c No ottrE charge fos reserved feat. Ests
Of ssats commencss Saturday. Decs'eDsf 80
a. {. A. Houses music store ae55et9
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-30

Tho REGISTER, oulsraeing its several edl-
ti.r. Is sntsred az tho PsstoEiee Ia Wheel
a., u. Va. as sccond-ciass matsar.