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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-30
LEFT FOR AUGUSTA.
Fire Chief Devinc on TO the Big Con,
ytntlOn-SAlt Lake Next Tear.

Fire Chief Devino on 10 the Big Con-
ytntlOn--SAlt Lake Next Tear.
Fire Chief Devlns LETT for Augusta,
Georgia, last evening over the Rio
Grande Western 10 attend the big con.
VENT on Of irs chiefs which meets al
that place on the 7th, Sth NJ.
9th prox. Mr.. Devine expects
beyond any question Of doubt
TO have the convention meet In Salt
LpkS Que year hence and ss no has
some Of the foremost chiefs u the c,un n
try pledged 10 assist him In that work
Il 10 almost certain that he will sue.
coed.
TIE following communication from
superintendent wobber OF Il. q. NJ /.
addressed to Chief Devlns, was re-
coived today;
Dear Sir-l have much pleasure In
handing you our check ior $50 ~ email
token Of appreciation Tor the promptne-s
and valuable services rolderod by the
firo department at the Hr0 which occdrrCd
Tow days since at our Old abandoned
tannory premises.
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RElNCORPORATgD.
The Y. &. N. !. Rrnsus Its Life for
fify Yeats.

This afternoon articles Of Teincorpor.
alton OF tue Y q. ~. I. were filed with
the county clerk. Tho duration OF
TIE ronoern 10 iof MY years and the
conditions uuuor which the Institution
will DO conducted arc the same ~ have
umained ere,o'ore.
Tho reiuoOrporatiop, while II is n
matter Of course and II not the uneK.
pocied, 10 nh important business mat.
Ter. The Institution IN the most
prominent and tho largest mercantile
concern In Utah, aud is one with
which the business minds II the Terri.
tory arc mos. largely associated. lie
aluust marvellous success In the past
will doubtless DO repeated during the
next period Of It's business life and IL
pleasant associations will be renewed
mad prolonged indefinitely.
INCORPORATION AND ARTICLES.
Articles Of incorporation OF Zlon's
Cooperative Mercantile Ineti.ution
were today filed In the rfilce Of the
county oler, They set fortn that In.
atmuch ~ the term Of the corporate
existence Of said institution Il about D
expire, the directors and stockholders
Oi said Institution desire 10 form y cor
Grafton similar 90 the one whose cor.
potate term OF sxlsieuco hiss Just OK.
nifoj. The corporation IL 1, exist for a
period OF iiity yoats unlcfs s0orsr tis.
solved or dislucofpOrstod according 10
law.
The principal piscs II business shall
be In Salt Lake CITY, but branch
houses shall be- conducted NJ such other
places a. the board OF directors may
determine. The capital stock Of the
corporation shall be sl,OI7,JOO, divided
into 1910 shares vi tuc par value Of
500 each. The officers shall consist OF
a board Of thirteen directors, a pr,sl.
dent, Vice PRECEDENT, secretary and
treasurer. A general meeting Of the
stockholders shall be held on the 9th
day Of April In each year. The officers
OF the corporation as they now ttand
are 40 followt:
Wilford woodruff, president; Moses
Thatcher, N.e,- president; Thomas O..
Webber, secretary August W, Carlson,
treasurer; ana the following with the
president and president form tue
boari u direct George q Cannon,
Joseph \. Sm.lp, Hober j. Grant,
George Romaty, John X. Winter,
Henry DinwoDdsy, John II. Barnes,
John Henry smith, FfAncis NJ. Lay.
msn, Franklin ID. Richards and L..
John Nutlhll.
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sIRAYEp OR STOLEN

IyROM TnE RANCH oF ALVIN n KFL.
II Ter. one rcd aorrcl mare, years old,
4 on lett Thigh. weight about iisI ponnds
one light sorrel horse, yeAfs old,
Star "a forehead, little white IN both hind feet.
aud branded ~ on let shoulder and thigh
WEIGHT about 1900 pounds ore hay colt years
Oh. ~ ~ right ear, lille while on both hind
tctL Alberai reward will be uaid for their 70.
coNcfy Address, Alvin =. keller Esst MIN
Lake city.
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co NJ Nj Il II CI A l..


SALT LAKE. CLEANING HOUSE,.
TodAys clearing mouse exchanges
amounted 10 fl94, 49,, same day last
year sls2,Os8.
Month's cltatinss, 50, iso,l7l, same
month last year, s4,bb2,2ia
ToDAY's QUOTATIONS.
New York.-Silver, CO.; load, $500.
LOndon.-rilveT, 30 0'iUi.
ORE AND BuLLiOH.
Wells, Fargo & %. received today;
Pennsylvania bullion, i6,.il.
w. =. Mccormick 4 ". received 10.
day: Hauauer bullion. i17jl; silver
anu lead ofss, $4,000. Ittal, 1890.
Y. X. Jones q 90, 20 H.vud tJIRJi
bullion, $1,000 oies, u 400. Total,
ll,s0O.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-30

This difference between Pills and
simmons Liver Regulator. 10 Iust thb;
Pills don't 40 down very essy with
wards. While SkAmOns Liver Regu-
lAt)r In liquid or p1wieris very pleas-
ant TO take ana the only feeling that
you have afterwards Il The great relief
thst 1t vivss from Constipation, Hi.
eOusness, Slck-Hesdaohe and DyspsJ.
lis. IL lsa mild lsNatlyn anda Tonic. 2
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ID M n rIr. .

LyEUiLi--in the second ward 81 this city
~ typhoid pneumonia, John Joseph, son ul
John and Rnth kycTili.age ~ years. smonihi
and u Gays.
Funeral services will 10 held Tuesday, oeto'
Der ist,At pm, from UudsTtaker Joseph W ~
Tayiof's funeral chapel, - south West Tempt,
street Friends respectfully invited.
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Rnilrond Station Rohhed.

Sheriff Brown OF Prove receivedlword
today from Am in.n Fork that the
II. q. w. Railway Co.'s office WIS
burglAriztd last nj. &, Sheriff Briwn
anu Deputy Sh Y wilkins went over
ON the Il. u. W. ll:jb train to invest.
gate.
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TOday's Registration.

Up 10 o'clock this afternoon abou,
nifty new registrations had been made
nj tho city regislrStion office. Tiers
wers not ~ many calls on the registra-
ton officers NJ were anticipated. They
urge esrly calls In order TO avoid the
rush al the erd Of the week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-30

N'll o'clock this mo'nlng Gsarge
query, OF the Seventh ward, died Of
Yphold fever, at tho residence OF his
,''ner'ln'law aud sister. Mr., and
ma Jauts Il. Wslkloy. The deceased
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-30
OMAHA LIVE STOCK.

OMAHA LIVE STOCK.
south Omaha. Sob., sept. o.,
special Dispaict 10 me NEws
Cattle receipts. 2,llo; market slightly woAtcr.
NatiVc boeyCs, fl.iaa3,aa.
Mcaterna, t2.s dtL2l
Cows, - .aIaAa1.
Ioedefs, 81 5idi89l
sheep receipts, $40; market steady.
Westerns. 81 80 fl09t
Lambs, ikpuaA
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LOST.

IN MONDAY. BETWEEN FRsr SOUTH
~ nud tirst North on Main street. q iady's
puI,9 containing 500 In greenbacks and some
small chance. iiu 1or viii he rewarded by
returnif y same 10 thia ofiIcu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-30
TERRITORIAL ASSESSMENT,
Total Yalue Of AsSessable Property
by Counties.
Relative Figure. showing uow tbs
Tsx List stands In
IS1s.

The Territorial Board OF Equallza.
ton, by ]. J. Thomas, secretary, rc-
ported TO the Territorial auditor this
afternoon tho following as the total
nsssssment OF tho Territory for the year
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-30

DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

United States Senators,
JOSEPH l.. RAWLlNS, Salt Lake.
MOSES THATCHER, Cache.
Governor
JOHN r. GAME. Salt Lake.
Congressman,
n. II. ROBERTS, Davis.
Judges Of the Supreme Court
SAMUEL r. THURMAN. Utah.
RICHARD W. YOUNG. salt Lake,
THOMAS MALONEY, Weber
Secretary Of State,
FISHER s. HARRIS. Salt Lake.
Auoncy.Gcncfsl,
a ]. WEBER, Weber
Treasurer.
ALMA GREENWOOD. M.la-l.
Auditor
GUY c. WILSON. sanp.ie.
Superintendent, Of i'ubi- instruction..
KARL c. MAEsER, U,ah.
State Senators,
FARLEY l.. WILLIAMS,
GEORGE A. WHITAKER,
JOSEPH $ RAWLlNS,
CHARLES Il. SAVAGE,
OSCAR W. MOVIE.
Hou-c d Representatives.
DAVID K. ALLEN.
RULON S. WELLS,
JOHN II. MURPHY,
HEBER BENNlON.
HENRY WALLACE.
CHARLES W. pENROsz.
ORRlN T.. MILLER,
CHARLES J. PENCE.
JOSEPH T.. TAYLOR,
ADAM SplERS.
County sureiintendenis Of Schools.
OSCAR VAN COLT.
Judges Third Judicial District,
OGDEN HlLES. Salt Lake,
ANDREW HOWAT. Salt Lake,
LIE GRAND YOUNG, Salt Lake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-30

CHICAGO nARKEf.
Chioss1. el1iH. tepL. 10.
WheAt-septomber, CAS- December, dt,t.
Germ september, 81 october aiu e..
OAts-teutcmlcr. tss october, ls'l.
Pork- september, s. a. october, ilt.
september, i3.sit aApJ, ueiooef'
ISL efAiu
i,ibs : september aud october, slsis
hArloy=tl
llAN=lD.
T,mothy-flH.
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NrocnN Ann aARKEI..

'NEw NonN, Sept. 80. - THO stock navel
" irregular a. the opening. ytlccs were uni.
i0fhiy lower alta. lU.ia.
speculation continued CO. 90 noon ou liEht
trading. The 'osscs In uauNliy arute tlaftt
were confined ~ fractional limit,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-30

Money NttNefs h'NN
Nrw YOuK, sept J.--Monuy Un call easy
a. 1884 per cs-L oliver cuIliuealoi lt'i i,
LEAD, gl.ii.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-09-21
Ar @157hRUer1dotbo1a,,b

pound of raw silk costs say 81. so more today than
when placed most of orders for this All
sorts of textiles all sorts of goods up in proportion
But you'd never suspect it from the prices here We
pass the things along you without cent added be-
cause of present market conditions and it will pay you
to what offer you. But silk is only item
in this vast store that foresight and nimOe money
brought within your reach. Come here today The
store is hourly nearing the perfection that fall demands
and we would have it.
Special today s-Dolar twenty-five Mems Kid
Gloves for walking or driving, at 81 even.
Ladies' Gloves-shelves of loveliness-and prices
lowered till they scarcely count.
Hosiery-We interest everybody here who cares for
best values and economical buying. 1t won't require
five minutes to convince skeptica people.
Ladies' Silk Wasts-No handsomer line in town,
and surely none modestly priced
Babies French Kid Shoes bought to sell at dol
lar seems they didn't price is SOC until close
them out
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-09-21
MUSIC AND DRAMA

The season at the Grand commences
Tus.iay night. when Matte EicSerS
makes her appearance after an absence
Of several years With this attraction
Manager Martling insugurates new
poiicy. Hereafter the prices charged
VIII be the same as those Of other places
and no more. When 81 is charged at
other places the price VIII be 81 When
the attraction plays one night stands
at as cents the price at Wichita VIII be
75 cents. For this season the prices
for Matte Vickers in ''JacQuine" VIII
be - cents. 30 cents and y cents Seats
are now on sale at Mosbachers jeWeIry
store. Sale closes Tuesday az .. u
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-09-21
MRS. HUME

Has spent the past month in the east
ern fashion centerS-attended the fall
opening of the Morse -Broughton Dress
Making company in New York City
and secured all the late data in dress
fitting and making, and is pleased %
assure the ladies OF Wichita that she is
far better equipped to serve them this
season than ever before. And notwith-
standing this heavy eXpense-it was in
CURED for the benefit of my patrons
my prices VIII be just as reasonab bic as
heretofore.
My parlOrs are now open to friends
ana patrons. All invited
MRS. VI. J. HUME
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-09-21
THE ROYSE PRODUCE co.
FASHIONS SWAY.

The fail season of 1895 Is now open
and the seasons fashions in vogue La.
dies will want their new garments cut,
made and drapsd according to the pre-
yalling mode.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-09-21
Mrs. G. H. Willis, MOdiSte,

invites the ladies 20 visit her parlorS.
at Mrs. Kohr's millinery. and cnnaulg
her In these matters. She IL thoyouxbis
equipped for satisfactory service ana
guarantees fun satisfaction In every
Gaze.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-09-21

State Labor Commissioner Bird was
in the city yesterday returning from
a trip through southern Kansas where
he was personally examining manufac-
turing industries. He says that his re-
port will be q revelation as it will show
that the value of manufacturing insti-
turions of the state is greater than the
amount of money invested in agricul
ture. He says that the manufacture
ing plants and raw material in stock
will amount to more than $1,000 600.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-09-21

around to see the old white woman
If he sees me on the street or at church
or coming home from church with any
other company he gives me hts next
day and that is the way he treats me-
Do you blame me. ledge. for being mad?
How loing has this thing been
going on?" asked the judge
About three years, replied Mrs
Butts.
Isn't it about time for it to quit?'
said the judge.
II never bother her till she bothers
me first" said Mrs. Butts
But what l want 10 know. said the
court, is what took you up TO Mrs.
Buckner's house this morning.?
- didn't go 10 her house. l was going
up 10 Mrs Shoots house 10 see a pig
when / saw the white woman and she
made faces at me. ! said that thought
she had dropped Mcknight and then she
called me names and threw stick at
me"
Il want to say said the judge, "that
wish Mcknight was in the court
and I would give him lecture.
He ought TO get one, interrupted
Mrs Butts, He IS no great things.
But still you will fight for him and
want 10 marry MN, sdiu iAe Gut
Yes, jedge; but isn't ne the father
of my five year old child"
Il don't know anything about that, "
said the court, ''but / do know that
will fine you s. each. l viii not enforce
the fine now but if you women fight
again the fine Will be collected or
both of you win be sent TO jail"
The white woman has daughter
about fourteen years old that the hui
mane society should look after for the
mother is certainly not fit person to
have her care and custody.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-09-21
HAD 4 GOOD TINE.
Emancipation Celebration 10 be Great
Success.

Yesterday was quite a success al
Griswold park where the colOred peo-
pie are celebrating their emancipation
Today. however. will be the great day
as oratory will flow like the milk of hu-
man kindness. Harry Gordon and
Tom c. Wilson Will both make speech
ss as we'll as other orators q more than
local repute II is hoped tina; the park
will be filled with people as the event
* worthy OF a great crowd.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-13
MUNYON'S
COLD And GU h CURES
TO CHECK A COLD In
AfEW HOURS AND PREVENT
GRIP AND PNEUm0AiA.

Colds lead to cough, coughs to Grip,
Pneumonia and Consumption, there =
fore. it is all important To check cola
before il reaches the lungs. Munyon's
Cold Cure will positively break a cold
inside OF twenty-iour hours II taken as
soon as the cold manifests Itself When
the cold reaches the lungs or bronchial
tubes The Cough Cure should be used
alternately every halt hour with the
Cold Cure. The Cold Cure IS guaranteed
TO prevent pneumonia II used IN tne ne
ginning OF i COLI. Pneumonia, or IN
Elimination Of the lungs can be con-
trolled By the use OF these TWO cures.
The Cong Cure positively cures bron-
chitis. ticKljng IN the throat hoarse-
ness, lnss of voice. soreness OF the chest,
dilliculty in breathing, hacking cough
ana all pulmonary diseases where the
lungs are not too FAR decomp posed or
covered with tu0erCles.
II you are aii;ug. step into the nearest
drug store aud get 25c. VIA OF one OF
Munyon's Rcmcdie:. No mater what
your disease, or now many doctors have
failed to cure, il wal give You relief.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-13
lnla1.s Nsv A,.srst.' nsas-
SECOND PAGE.

SECOND PAGE.
important Aunouncement-The Wheel
ing Register.
FOURTH PAGE.
How 10 Speculate Successfully-Cou-
stock, Hughes ~ Co.
Boon Fgee-CCates X Co.
Wauted-Agculs.
(E.uted-h4en and Women to Work at
Ho-.e.
(,autoI-Aleu 10 sell EaAIug Powder.
Neaied-L.dy 10 Work al Home.
Eur ltelt-l utee Rooms.
Book t':ea-Hemm'u g"ay, Sird (" 90.
Neutrality-suspicious. 10 Distribute Clrcu-
.4ys.
Nuutcd-Agents.
Misunderstanding Statesmen.
Nauted--Ageais.
No,.c.-Eurgka Lodge, Shield Of Honor
Ban ana Iust4.ialIOu-Gormanh ueger
Vero.n.
For Reut-Flat on Market street.
Wuted-News Agents.
For Eent-Eouse on Island.
Wauted-TwO SaiesladleS.
Deerioot Farm Pork Products-C. V.
Harding " Co
knights OF Honor Funeral Notice
Alpha Lodge.
or GEuL-ElOust OL Una 4AlS NNlNSb'
Empress Josephine Perfume-Goetzs
Pharmacy.
10 the Voters-B. F. Caldwell.
Opera House-Field's Minstrels.
For Rent-House on Chapline Street.
Opera HOuse-Jane.
For Rent-Three Rooms.
Grand Opera House-Casper, the Yodier
Wanted-BOarderS and Roomers.
FIFTH PAGE.
Knabe Piano for $3.50 .00-F. w. Banner
& Co.
SIXTH PAGE.
Great January Clearance Sale-Stone q
Thomas.
TWELFTH PAGE.
Save Money-Albany Dentists.
RemOdeliug Sale-H. Emsheimer.
Another Cold Waye-Geo. h. Stifel u
Co.
If Wishes Were Shoes-O'Kane * Co.
Big Fire Sale-J. w. Blatchley.
Special Underwear Sale-Geo NJ. Shook
s. Co.
A Picnic in Prices Kraus Bros.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-13

Bef,re Judge PGuli:-
J. p Gilchrist V. Jacob Ebbert; juig-
ment for defendant for property in
controversy.
3eJoye Juoge CoD,p5eH:-
Isaac Smith v. Elizabeth Emblem:
JUDGMENT for plaintiff.
j. ID. Elson, assignee, v. Wood Bros.
Planning Mil Co. judgment for defend
ant.
Edward Halpin, native Of Ireland,
aud Joseph Kucher hacker, native OF
Germany, were admitted ta citizens nip.
GRAND Rabbit Supper Monday even
ing Jui mars l4th, at Mrs. Jos. Bishops
saloon, 13l Eighteenth street. All in
yited.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-13

however. to suppose that IL would not
pay because jar present theatres are
not well pa;ronized this season. A
modern theatre, with q scale of prices
TO suit all persons, is an investment
which may well interest the prudent
capitals who must see his dividends
before be spends his money. Charles.
ton, with one fourth the population OF
Wheeling, has a large theatre with TWO
balconies, good stage and eight boxes.
1t is a paying institution. II Wheeling
is behind the times in any respect, 1t Is
Ia her theatres.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-13
srImlnaI uonr, rreceedln :.

State V. Groves; uuilie entered.
State V. Lawrey; demurrer argued
and submitted.
State Y. Hymen Weschler; set for
29th inst.
State V. W. w. Rodgers, j. P; set
Tor February 1st.
State V. John Kavit,; set for 2lst.
John Godenberg plead guilty to
misdemeanUr, and was fined $1,000 and
cost.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-13

The entertainment which was T.
have been q, eu Tuesday evening at K.
OF G. L Hall, on South Market street,
by the members 81 Eureka Lodge.
ShIelc Of Huuor, has been postponed
unul Tuesday evening, 29tH inst. THIS
was made necessary bg tn damp cOudi-
ton OF ,he iloor and walls. resulting
from the Atlantic Tea Company fire.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-13

Apropos of the discussion OF new
piay-houses, Manager Feinler, Of the
Grand, announces that be viii make
some i'm portant changes in that theatre
next season. When he took charge of
the house, it was, iG common parlance.
run down" BY booking only good
attractions he succeeded 10 elevatIng
not only the artistic standard. bat the
moral tone of the house, When the
theatre closes after the season OF sum
mer vaudeville, the theatre will under
go some important changes. The first
five or SIX rows OF seats will be taken
out and replaced by handsomely uphol-
stored chairs. Several rows of seats
back of the railing wlll be reserved, and
about two rows 10 the gallery The
scale of prices will then be Is %, IS, 30
and 70 cents, aud Manager Feuler Will
be enabled to play the best companies
al the Grand.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-13
AGENTS WANTED.

yVJEY DO PEOPLE COMPLAIN OF HARD
w times. when auJ man OK woman can maze
rom st 81! "a day tSs..Y All nav hearo vi
he yonI.rfui su,. ess or he CLIMAX Disn
Washer: Vet man, are apt to think they capt
make none, selling It; out any one can ll Inn
-, i.ransp every am wants ne one
aa.nt has made 6 S3j Ia the last three months
aTt.r rI,Ipral expenses aud attending to reg
ular bust e,s besides GU Ion nave 10 ca
ASS Il. : on rs people know YOU have 1t Tor
stIe tb..y send for d Iish Washer. AdIres the
CLIMAX MIG. o.. - starr ave., Colambue'
ONO, for PARTICULARS ue'o'i'
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News IF IHG Day.
Change in The council T.ekst.

Mr.. John J. LUZ has Withdrawn from
the Democratic Council ticket 10 TIE
First ward, ana the vacancy mas been
filled with the name Of LJais ZoecEieE.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-13
59I7eel5ue 5.sealGGer,
1nerr.e.as. s- 800.

Mr.C. Sslls1t, tls CIsrI House drug
gist. made - D.tD T.tZ O'as 'FaAons OF
Ehe t. n0er3J1ra yesteruav: a. IL, %;
a. TO-, 43; l. m, 80; D. H. Il; p II,
>. Weather. cAdagcaO!s.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-13

Those fresh serio-comics who pick out
some one ia the audience and sing their
"Georgie" and other tough songs at. aud
make a guy OF, him, should be sup
pressed. Some men will not have 1t. In
Toronto recently the man picked out
pulled an orange out Of his pocket and
caught the S. c. between the eyes,
knocking her senseless.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-13

Frank Hennig. WheelinR's talented
aud popular young tragedian, is the
leading support OF Tuos. W. Keene,
who is now on the Pacific coast, playing
10 excellent business. Mr.. Heunig con
templates a spring tour with Mr.
Keene's company through ONO, Penn
syivania aud West Virgia'', with lie
gitimate repertoire Mr.. koene's com
pany was in Tacoma, Washington, last
week. Mr. Hennig played the ghost IN
Hamlet, aud Of his acting the Ledger
says: "In the support, Mr.. Frank Heo-
mig. who played the ghost, is easily
first. Mr. hennig'S defamation was
dignified, clear cut and thoroughly sat
isfactory, his read .Dg OF the ilnes In me
scene with Hamlet being without a
flaw. He also did some clever work as
the first actor" Or his Henry. In
Richard III, the same paper savs: Mr..
Henuig divided the houCrs with the
star rs Henry, Eorl of Richmond. Mir.
Hennig's work is smoota, careful, Wig
orous and thoroughly artistic. He Is
possessed OF a spieGdid voice and stage
presence, and gave the part Of Rcn-
mond a most credlt2tle rendering. IN
great fencing scene 10 the asst act W.
done in spirited style, and was receive.
with great applause"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-13
lI1s MAIN sTREEl
RAILROADS.

THE CLEVELAAD, -. L -.g,,r
I'm wUEraINGEAlL"hf
Effective November %, 1879 q.
Martin bound
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-13


TO n, Editor O. rs Rs2is,e'"
SIR:-Enclosed l hand you clipping
from the ST. Louis Republic and
/ wish to ask why it is that one
can never see anything of credit
able nature in the telegraph from Wheel
ing or the State of West Virginia?
have been in this city aoout,three
mouths, and have yet to see the item
that would not bring the blush Of shame
10 the native cheek. l. the standard
OF the Associated Press in Wheeling
so low that it must vie with the Police
Gazette aud Cincinnati Enquirer in
dshing up scandal. murder aud rape,
aud spread it broadcast TO the detrimant
OF our city aud State.
Stop it, Mr.. Editor, il you have it in
your power TO do so.
Very respectfully
w L. E.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-13

Frohman's company will present the
great comedy, Jane, 1.-THE Opera House
on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings.
Jane is sure TO draw well.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-13

The talk about new theatre for
Wheeling is talk only. The city need 5
a pew playhouse as badly as it needs
new city prison. So far no person can
be found who is willing to back such a
venture financially. Ii is q mistak e,