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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-19
PERSONAL POINTS.

Prof. R. N. Jester, who wal reno we'd
from the superintendeucy OF the Lower
Brulo Indian schools in South Dakota
some weeks ago because he rcioiced
over Democratic defeats, has boon rein
stated in the service. Mr.. Jester will
jest no more on grave subjects.
Senator Coke, OF Texas, has decided
to retire from public liie at the close OF
his term, March /. 1895. when he will
nave completed eighteen years Of ser
vice. The only reason lie assigns is q
desire to return to private life, believing
that he has been sufficiently honored by
tho people oil Texas.
Chauncey NJ. Depew, II. Walter Webb
and other officers OF the New York Gem
trail rode from Buffalo to the suspension
bridge Saturday afternoon at the rate of
seventy-ivo miles an hour. From La
Sale to the Falls, Il distance OF five
miles, was covered in three and three
quarters minutes.
Senator 10 Blackburn, OF Kentucky,
having been convinced at the recent
Moody meetings OF the error OF his
ways, is sending tracts to many OF the
old senatorial sinners urging them to
repent. The senator's zeal in tho good
cause may be commended, but not
much can be said OF his judgment.
Mr.. Gladstone, according to 4 London
religious journal, was in reality moved
TO resign not so much on account OF his
eyes rs or account OF his soul, 10 whose
welfare, this authority asserts. he de-
sired to devote what remaining time he
may be ~vouchsated here.
Vice-Presidcnt Stevenson, while nc
ccpting the attentions that are being
bestowed upon him in North Carolina,
manages to find time to water and spade
up that little boom he planted there
several months ago.
Ex-Mlnister Phelps, OF the Yale law
school, is recovering slowly from his re-
cent illness, and will probably be re-
moved early in April to his home in
Burlington VT
Queen Liliuokalani is said to be SO
thoroughly Disguised with her situation
that she will not even be queen OF the
May in Honolulu this spring.
Ex-senator John J.. Ingalls, denies the
published report that lie contemplates
entering the ministry. The denial was
scarcely necessary.
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

In q recent story two friends arc do.
BcribUd as sitting out M summer oven.
ing looking oyer the Thalues, and the
writer goes on 10 say: by this time
the young moo had arisen, aud It's cold
light shimmored over the misty river"
Such writer's arc reminded that tho
young moon goes 10 bed early, and can
never DO sNOn in the process Of rising,
Those who took tho trouble 10 kiss
tho alleged killarney stone" in tho
walls OF tho reproduction OF Blarncy
castle, on the Midway Plaisauce, will DO
delighted to learn from an official TO.
port OF Deputy Customs Collector J. +.
Ralph that tho object oil thor oscula'
tions was n limestone paving block, dug
out OF the streets OF Chicago.
1t was Margaret, n five and a halt
year old Boston girl, who heard some.
one remark, somewhat bitterly, on Sun.
day morning, tliat it looked like rain.
well" sho said. you know it's tho
Lords day, aud | suppose hG can do
what no wants TO with it,"
George Kiput, OF Shelby county, Ind,
a church deacon and seycuty.two ycars
old, has entered upon his sixth mRtri-
monial venture. Each time he con.
tractGd with his brides, all OF whom are
living, that II he became dissatisfied
they were to separate OH his terms.
The originator OF the famous three
"r" ALTERATION, reading riIing and
rithmetic," was Sir William Curtis, Il
lord mayor Of London. In 1895 ho pro-
posed it as u toast before the board OF
education.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester Morgan. Of
Jacksonville. lad, celebrated Saturday
their sixtieth wedding anniversary.
MIR. Morgan is eighty-two years old and
his wife s%eventy-slx.
Miss Bessie Hyatt, aged five, OF New
Rochelle, n. Y, has two grAndmothers,
two giandfathcrS. two g%rcat-grand-
mothers, and ono great-great-Erand.
mother.
Two physicians OF the Paris Museum
Of Comparative Pathology, claim to
have discovered q cure for snake bites
BY incubation.
The school board of West Township,
Columbiania county, O., has closed all
the schools because OF the diphtheria
epidemic
London'a Young Woman's Christian
association has 4 membership OF $4,000.
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DENOUNCED As TRAITORS

-
Tho Resolutions Passed by tho Hickory
Club ut pIrkorsburg Conforming sena.
tors Camden aud Faulkner.
Following arc tho resolutions passed
by the Hickory Club OF Parkcrsburg,
the leading Democratic organization Of
that city, on Thursday, calling on tho
senators from this state to either sup
port tho Wilson bill, FREQ raw material
and all, or resign:
WHEREAS, We, rs Democrats, laborod
earnestly at the last general election for
tho SUCCESS OF the Democratic party,
sincerely believing in its declaration
that protection was q robbery, aud
trusting in the tulhllmont OF It's promise
to give tho country a tNriit bill remOv-
ing tho oppressive features OF tho Nc.
kinloy bill, in tho direction OF free raw
materials, and in its triumph wo re.
joiced;
WHEREAS. The national house OF
representatives, loyal to its pledges to
the people, has framed and promptly
passed the Wilson bill, embodying the
Democratic principle in rs moderate
form US would satisfy its obligations TO
tho country. and has sent this bill to
the senate; h
WHEREAS, The senate has permitted
this bill to be the subject OF untold pot
tering and combining and trading by
monopolists anu corporations before n
secret subcommittee. to be finally given
forth to tho public in q form so multi
nted and OmasculatGd rs to defeat in i
large measure its confessed object;
WHEREAS, The two senators from
West Virginia have been parties 10 this
unseemly scramble. at least SO far as
effects the duty on raw materials, have
used the prestige Of their high position
TO secure duties OH these articles. thus
turning their backs on the 10000 on
sumors in this state for the benefit oil
tho few, and thereby violating their
pledges to the people; therefore BIO it
ReSoirsi, BY tho Hickory Club, OF
Pnrkorsburg, that We denounco this
action Of Senators johnson n. Camden
and Charles james Faulkner rs trait
Orous, aud demand that 1t is their duty
either to support the Wilson bill as was
promised to the people and rs IS de-
mnnded by the people, or to yield up
their positions to true and worthy
tariff rciormers who may accomplish
tho work which thoy were chosen to
perform.
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i"e 'n'Fch u S"Ac! = h''"''ons'
NeAt 9""u"s Co"'y ID " s."f' from
M"sS'alOn ~ 't'e ite"u VI tHo "smy OIL
peacs WHICH "e'S 10 'ct" Oh !" WASH
lhg'oh' ineE "'e 10 i4"Ne uen'at" on
oons'ess 'oF the Issue oi 9~9V''oOo'UVO
LOT foao Improvement Noau improve
meat ID gOou cause ou' 'h's Is not
what Is a''s"c'i"S Tue men VINO say
'hey "'e gong 70 Jo'' '''c army.
Inc noEe''E o' INC seHc'he WIZ Draw
some Inc 'ue" Oh oolmS 'eu on the
way VIII afaw more let II Is very
"ne'tcf luz "u'a0eF OIL men
IN INC m"'e' wiz G0'N' nE"IeFe near
Tue es''ha'c o' '"o enthusiastic u
l'auer'
Inc tramp VINO understands his bust
mesa aoes not hu"t III REGIMENTS win
o"n'eFS HS'Hs """ JANUS paying. lie
u P'e''! 'a'F '"e" oi tue iFee COM
msssaFy ol Il" average mile OF
country anu nc prefers always some
'".ns aoo'o 'Ne NNefase' ZIG KNOWS
wen 'nat " HG raves |" ufo'es the
p'ck'hes lot eac" OF 'neh VIII be small.
Inc Co&'E '"ea ABOUT ms Is that the
DIsseF tue crow "ho more e"seFhess 10
auoFo su''"o'e entertainment VIII be
SHOWN oE people " WORK and
manage 10 save i "" s'ac's OIL last
year nay. l! Is gwen out that no
io'cca iev'es VIII DC H'ao'' inc CoSey
men VIII TAX """' '"e people along
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TELEPHONE NUMBERS:
Editorial Rooms iai... Counting Room 40.
G~stdliqsmen
WHEELING, MARCH 10. 1891.
West Virginia Senators Ordered to
Resign.

AAtai|hs
Tho Hickory Club Of Parkersburg re-
solves that the West Virginia senators
must "either support the Wilson bill rs
was promised to the people" or resign.
The conduct OF Senators Camden and
Faulkner is denounced as "traitorous'
because they have aough: to Interfere
with the free raw material programme
OF the Wilson bill.
The Democrats OF tho Hickory Club
are in error. Probably they have not
becn reading their platform lately. That
platform may be said to nave boen en-
dorsed at the polls. although it was in
terpreted variousiy in different locnli-
ties.
The Wilson bill was not endorsed at
the polls. The country did not know
the Wilson bill when i. did It's voting in
1892. There ID protection in the Wilson
bill, none in the Democratic platform.
The protection OF the Wilson bill is
special and sectional, but it is protec'
tion and therefore heresy from the point
OF viewo Of orthodox Democraticdoctr!ne.
Nobody claims that Il duty on peanuts
Of from twenty dollars to thirty dollars
Il ton is 4 revenue duty. There are are
other duties OF the same sort.
There is an income tax in the Wilson
bill. none in the Democratic platform.
Tho income tax was IN afterthought,
advocated at no time and nowhere
during the campaign. The country did
not endorse that at the polls. II is to
be imposed to FAKE up for some OF the
eavage slashing in the tariff schedules.
So with other internal taxes.
The West Virginia senators are in
hostility to the Democratic platform
when they demand that coal, iron orc
or any other so-called raw material
shall be placed on the dutiable list; but
in this demand they are standing by
by their stale and their country, which
ia better than standing by 4 bad plat
form.
On the case thus presented the West
Virginia senators would err to obey the
command of the Hickory Club. anu from
what the ISrELLIdENCEE knows Of those
gentlemen they are not likely to do this
before they have given the matter scri-
GUS and deliberate consideration.
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MORNING SMILES.

The talk had driited to mental phc.
nomena, when suddenly the maiden
shyly asked: Are you IA mind
reader, Horace?' II am, SUSIE" he
said. $50 am l." And she held IL
her finger for the ring. She had seen
its buiging outlines in his vest pocket
Chicago Tribune.
Rev. DR.. Groner-"Surely, during this
solemn lentcn season every Christian
ought TO make some sacrifice 10 SHOW
his devotion" Job!ots-"You're right,
doctor. Sacrifice? l should say so!
Why, I'm sellin' off every article in my
store % per cent under cost. You can
give it out from the pulpit ii you likeG"
Puck.
Isn't it pleasant" said ono railway
passenger to another, ito SEQ all these
signs OF spring." YES, and there are
SO many Of them, too. We haven't
passed n single barn that didn't have Il
patent madeline nd. OF it.-HuhinQ'on
Star.
Ralph-Supposc a fellows best girl
gets mad when he asks for q kiss?
C~urtis-Tako it without asking. Ralph
Suppose she gets mad then? Curtis
Then he's got some others fellows
girl.-Brooklm Lie.
Old Gentleman-Is this Deacon
Jonos? Occupant OF Pew-No. sir;
Deacon Jones is not present this morn.
ing. Old Gentlcman-I asked to bu
shown TO his pew because l know him
-Ne'C York Weekly.
Business Man lin despair)-Seo here.
porter, show this hook agent out Book
Agent-While he's coming you might
glance ut some Of these large and ele.
CANT steel-p!ate engrHvings.-juigs.
She-Iour attentions to me. sir, are
not agreeable. I've Just learned that
YOU are married. lie-Yes; but let me
explain. I've jus; this moment learned
that you are single. Judge.
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s. II. Clifford. New Cassel, Wis, was
troubled with Neuralgia and Rhenma.
tism, his Stomach was disordcred, his
Liver was affected to an alarming dc.
gree, appetite iell away, and he was ter.
ribly reduced in flesh and strength.
Three bottles OF Electric Bitters cured
him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, H.,
had 4 running sore on his lie: OF eight
years standing. Used three bottles OF
Electric Bitters and seven boxes OF
Bucklen's Arnica Salvc, and his leg in
sound and well. John Speaker, Catawba,
Ohio, had five large Fever sores on his
leg, doctors said he was incurablc. One
bottle Electric Bitters and one box Buck.
lens Arnica Salvc cured him entirely.
Sold by Logan Dru. Co. s
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MISS SUICIDE.


Tho Young Lady VIVA Jumped from tho
Train Srnr Mansfield a Niece OF EN-Senn-
tor Fnrnsworih-A Mysterious Case.
Special Di'plish 10 The IHia;ig:nesr
BUcKHASSoY, ". Va, March lS.-Tho
young lady who jumped out OF tho
lavatory window in B. 80. train No. s
between Mansfield aud Mt Vernon, o.,
Friday night, as chronic!cd in Saturdays
ISTELLIGENcEN, has been identified as
Miss Kitty FarnsworIh, OF this city, tho
daughter OF l.. s. S. Farnsworth, brother
OF ex-senator T. Il. Farnsworth. She
had been v%isitin. her brother in Chi
cago since last fall studying music, and
was III her way home. Miss Farms
worth was an estimable young lady
with more than ordinary ability, q good
clocutionist and musician aud has car
ried away many OF the prizes Il: the
seminary here b. her brilliant oratOry
and Rotations. No cause can be as
signed for the rash act and the affair
is shrouded in mystery. Her father
left for Newark this morning 10 take
charge OF the remains.
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FAIENoNr, W. Va, March lS.-The
city election hero yesterday re-
suited in a victory for the license
ticket. Tho successful ticket was:
Mayor, Andrew ]. Stone, Sc; recorder.
Frank 2. Hall, 254; councilman. Frank
G, Boydston. 1853; Marcellus JolIiT, l27;
Dorsey +. Fitch. l52; Samuel n. Jack.
son, no; John II. HOugh. l47. I. a.
Fleming also received complimentary
votes.
Tho city election was held under the
new election law. and the question OF
license was determined by the ticket,
politics not being in it. The m~ajorities
would indicate u license council.
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Judge llOko's Poetry.

His Honor Judge lIOke, OF kingwood
occasionally writes L little poetry HnC
tho following from his pen recently ap
pcarcd in the Mar;insburg Independent
Where's the good time" Grover promised?
Rather guess we've got them now.
ASK the merchant In his ~S,oTGhOusr,
Ask the inrmcr ut his pillow;
wheat nj Sixty cents pes buShCl,
Wool at fourteen cents per pound,
Kinks ug0ing Democratic.
IhUt Is bursting nd around:
Luh0tinS men are without labor.
And their families begging bread;
Special session called l0g COuHruSs.
Too much silver. Cleveland aid.
Too much silver" shouts the workman,
Haven't got Il siucic dime:
Too much tinkering with the tariff
Is the trouble al This inc"
Thirty years protection ilOuT!shed,
" the nation ilOurlshci too;
Now u ycar OF free trade threatened.
rs experiment will do.
Yes, the masses understood II,
Feel II In their very bones,
And elections In November.
Cave out no uncertain IOacs,
in New Jersey and ohio,
In Sew York aud Town.
Everywhere the people Numbered,
"NOugh ni Democratic sway
VIII the leaders heed the lesson?
No, but with un iron Will.
Wilson, Cleveland. both arc working
To repeal the Mckinley bill.
Coal aud iron both Tree listed,
And free lumber tackled on too.
Do the people, OF our mountains
Want such measures crowded through
"NO the people loudly answer,
From each fact'ry. mine aud shop,
Did You ever see such blundcrS?
HundcEs NJ the highest grade.
Such rs Cleveland, the ''stutlcd prophet"
In our government has made.
Ia the SAudwiCh Island matter
such mistakes were never seen.
There lie lights the new republic,
Takes the side Of duSky queen.
And about our soldiers pGn,iOnS
Should such treatment we expect
To those manned aud crippled soldiers
From the President elect?
But the patty always ]blundcred,
And the nation knew il well;
Numbered bad with James buchanan,
rs our hiStOry's pages tell.
md Tor many years tho people
Watched the Democratic crew,
Knew II Was not safe In office.
Knew what mischief Il wOuld do,
But the people grew iOTgctfui,
In thOuchtleSS. evil hOIT, 4,
After many years probation,
Put that party back In power.
We'll. the people won't fOrset It,
But like raven hove the d0oE,
When the party asks Tor Office,
Answer wlcTdiy, Never more"
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SCOi1ttVel bFOhS!it iIOSn.
It would have been strange il the
trial OF Ben Earnshaw had resulted 9TH
erw!se than in n verdict OF guilty. He
vas caught red-handed and had abso-
lutely no defense. The effort OF his
counsel to get the jury to try somebody
else who was not on trial failed, ior the
Jury was homes. and intelligent and the
prosecution put the case squarely and
iorceiuliy.
Oh course there is a motion to set
aside the verdict and to grant a new
trial. It is perfectly safe to venture
the'prediction hat tho verdict will not
be set aside and that there will be no
new trial, Tor there is no ground for any
such proceeding and Judge Jordan has
heard enough OF the case to under
stand it.
Forgery is one of the most serious OF
o~tienses and newhich society must pun
ish severely for its W. protection. The
penalty in this state is from two to ten
years in the p%enitentiary, and Earnshaw
has earned all there is OF it.
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and OF bitter disappointment. ofcoursc
there is absolutely nothing to be gained
BY the movement.



Threc.iourths OF tho fiscal year have
passed and tho valuable figures Of tho
bureau OF statistics show the course Of
our foreign trade for this period.
First OF all wo have n good compare.
tive showing for the month oil Fobru.
ary, when our exports were Sj.0OO,0OO
greater than in the same month OF 1893,
and tho total OF our exports exceeded
tho total oil our imports by SlG,5G9,5 SIC
against n balance tho other way Of Sl2,.
77O,@j4 in February Of last year. Az
shown by tho balance OF trade February
OF this year was better than tho same
month OF last year by close on to $780,
100000.
Tho showing for tho period Of eight
months ending with February is still
better. We sold to foreign countries
S2lS, 100000 moro than We bought from
from them, whereas in 1893 the excess
in our favor was but $50, 100000.
There has been also 4 gratifying
change in the matter OF gold exporting
and importing, which stands on 4 dif-
feront basis from the exchange Of mer-
chandise. In the first three quarters OF
1895 our net loss OF gold was S5O,OO0,00O.
In tho corresponding period OF this year
the ne. gain is Sj3,OOO,OO0. Comparing
the two periods the gold gain to us in
tho present period is $l03, 100000. by no
means an uncomfortable item in these
times oil strained conditions.
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Ihc IrcSlucNt iIilu tho BilHu hlll.
When the Bland seigniornge bill was
introduced it vas taken for granted that
il it evor reached the President no
would smite it with his veto. From
day to day confidence in this action OF
the President has became less and less,
until now it is almost accepted as n fact
that the President will either sign the
bill or allow it TO become a law without
his signature.
This conviction is go strong that men
who relied OH the veto are now bcstir-
ring themselves to put n pressure on
the President that will bring the veto.
In favor Of the view that the President
will go with the Bland men it is urged
that tho bill went through both houses
OF n Democratic Congress in triumph
and comes to the President with such
party backing as he cannot ignore.
What has become OF the Presidents
sound money views and his boosted
courage? Ii he lets down on this ques-
ton OF the very frstimportance be will
be deserted by i very large element OF
his party which has stood by him be-
cause he was right on the money ques-
ton and was supposed to have nerve;
and he can lever make himself solid
with the silver men, who hold him re-
sponsible for the repeal OF the silver
purchase clause.
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swaDaoher', Millinery Opening Tuesday.


f. K. Swe.uam, OF Fairfax Station.
Virginia, says: - party came iorty
miles 10 my store for ,Chalnberlain's
Cough Remedy and bough: n dozen bot.
ties. The remedy is n great iavori,e in
this vicinity, and has performed some
wonderful cures here" It i, intended
especially for coughs. colds. Group and
whoopins cough, and is q iaYosite
Wherever known.
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It is believed that the protests OF tho
cigar industry will avail to knock out
the proposed increase OF two dollars 4
thousand in the internal revenue tax on
cigars. Wheeling will have great rea-
son to be thankful if this belief be
found t o have a solid basis.
There is not the least justification for
increasing the tax. 1t should be
abolished altogether. This country can
easily raise from customs duties all tho
revenue it needs. Internal taxes are
taxes on home industry. There arc
enough OF these without the national
government laying on more.
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The millionaire head of the great
sugar trust can get hearing irom the
Democratic senators. and they are in.
clinod to heed what no says to them.
Humble working men and everyday
manufacturers stand on 4 different
basis.
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THERE is an ugly suspicion that Mr..
Whitney, secretary of the navy under
the former Cleveland administration,
has proved false TO Democracy. Tho
truth seems 10 be that Mr.. Whitney
has lost something OF his admiration
for his old commander. Why Mr..
Whitney takes this changed view Of life
Mr.. Cleveland knowa probably as well
rs the best informed.
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Az English magistrate has sent a six.
year-old to Jail Tor having par. in steal.
ing n piece OF sas pipe. There lie no.h.
ing like letting the young understand
what We m can by the ie,Eors The
law"
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NEARLY all women have good hair,
though many are gray, aud few are bald.
Halls Hair Remover restores the natural
color, aud ihickens the growth OF the
hair.
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BELIEF that you cant be cured" is n
symptom OF dyspepsia. Take Simmons
Liver Regulator.
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SENATOR FAULKNER voted to repeal
the purchase clause OF the silver act OF
1890, and no voted to pass the Blend
silver seirnioraso bill. Tho question
OF public policy has not changed. 1t is
Senator Faulkner that has performed
the lightning change act.
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THOUSANDS sink into an early grave
for want OF u bottle OF DR.. Balls Cough
Syrup. This great remedy would have
saved them.
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CoxEY is 4 Pcnusylvauian by birth,
aud his army is to start on his birthday.
Its coming should increase the demand
for padIocks along the line OF march.
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SENATOR'S CAMDEN and Faulkner have
been whacked with n Hickory Club. At
last account it was thought that they
would cover.
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WEDNESDAY ESQ Giocoado.
NIGHT, The Actress OF lGdua.
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AM ENTS,

wednesday, NEW MAGDALEN,
MATINEE, By Wilkic Collins.
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Evening Priccy-SOnn sc: reserved seats. 81 %.
Matinee prlces-2j CuG 5ls: reserved seats, 75c,
Sale Of Sea;S commences Saturday, March l.. at
c.. \. Houses music store. mrIi
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Tho ISTEiLiGESCEh, embracing is several
editions. Is entered IN tho POitnflec at Wheel
Ing, W. Va, Us sccOnd.clhs matter.